1 10 198 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f3fb24c25c0417099e600145a6ba0a91.pdf 55b84fb02adfb95a45dde1879338143f PDF Text Text WEEKEND The Seminole Herald • M V S A II D E C E M B E R 31, 2 0 0 0 N o .u Sanford, Florida OopyrtsM O 9000 TTw 8«mlnol« H n ld 50 $ S a lv a tio n A r m y r e p o r ts s h o r tf a ll By J o e D e8antie Staff Writer SAN FO RD — The nation's retailers aren't the only ones feeling the effects of a "soft" Christmas shopping season. As the final weekend o f the year arrives, The Salvation Army in Seminole County is prepared to launch an llth -h ou r mall blitz to>make up for an anticipated hollda^und -ralsing shortfall of some . “There could be a number of factors contributing to the decrease in donations thlsyear,” said Major Bruce Williams. "There was the prolonged uncertainty of the future economy because of the ------— r Last minute mail campaign designed to raise $50,000 drawn-out presidential election, we've seen falling stock prices the final month of the year, and some donors may feel reluctant to make year-end donations. Those conditions hit the Salvation Army at a critical time. Throughout the holiday season, the agency provides basic necessities as well as toys and gifts to needy children and food baskets to families. Funds raised between Thanksgiving and Christmas also go a long way in providing material assis­ tance to the needy during the next fiscal year. "The fund-raising shortfall isn't a result o f our kettle drives," said Bill Stewart, director of development. "In fact, w c had more new volunteers ringing bells this year and more return­ ing volunteers working extra shifts. We simply didn't get the traditional response we normally get to our mail appeal." Stewart said if the Salvation Army cannot make up the $50,000 shortfall in the final days of 2000, the agency would have to review its overall budget for the next fiscal year. "It could mean a reduction in the level of service to the people we assist, it could mean helping fewer people in Seminole County or it could mean a combination of the two," said Stewart. The Salvation Army lost one of its biggest revenue producing days Sec Shortfall, Page 12A Th« Seminole Herald pre­ sents a four-page section looking back at the past year. P ag e BA Murder charges dropped against Geneva men Former Sanford City Commissioner Robert -Bob’ Thomas, far right stands wtth Sanford City CommiaalonarVaima Williams, Vice­ Mayor Whftay Eckstein and City Manager Tony VvtOerworp during a street dedteetion cer­ emony for Thomas. street named under m a t , Incpneultatian with the' , office of the State Attorney, due |o new evidence and Infannatton developed, mur­ der Change* against Shawn O'Neal and E Y F b i k both of Geneva, were dropped earlier this week. However; both men independent eyewltnea iden­ tification. Thursday, Dec. 28, kw ati- tms SanardH Ulere 28, of 2391 Church S t in StnfoixLHs has been charged with one count of murder and two counta of attempted aimed robbery in connection with the shooting aflUDoua. L t Ed Allen with the Seminob County Sheriff's Office laid HiBery voluntarily surrendered himself and pro* vided a confession to fatvatigaton Thuraday afternoon. He h a subsequently been booked into thejohn E. Polk C/R ■i -----■J - ■ | « —---------nkrwa pnoto* oy i ommy vmcarn Former Sanford City Commiaafoner Robert Hob” Thomas dtopiays a street sign bearing his name. Standing behind Thomas ia Ns friend and former classmate at Crooms Academy and FAMU Benny Alexander. Thomas, the first black elect­ ed to 8anford City Commission, served between 1064 and 1996. Swnlnoto Smile T h om as honored w ith street dedication Staff Writer SANFORD — For more than 30 years, former Sanford City Commissioner Bob Thomas worked humbly to mak* his mark on the dty. Now he has a marker In his own name. Friends, neighbors and d ty officials gathered at what current commissioner Whitey Eckstein called, “Bob Thomas' neighborhood,* Friday morning for the official dedication of Bob Thomas Circle, replac­ ing the formerly named Bethune Circle. Now 76, Thomas was elected Sanford's first black d ty commissioner, serving from 1984 until 1996 City of Sanford employee who works in the dty manager's when he narrowly lost a run-off mayoral race to Mayor Lariy Dale. While Friday morning's cold temperatures made for goose bumps and teeth chattering, the words of praise for Thomas' service to Sanford warmed the gathering. ■ “Bob la a hero," spoke Eckstein. "Every year I teach my kids about him. H e's a special person." Eckstein recalled how Thomas always carried him­ self with grace and style as a commissioner and how he emphasized the importance of education. " If you want to wonder about who heroes are, Dukes of Dixieland coming to Sanford By Nick Pftofauf Staff writer SANFORD — The world-famous Dukes of Dixieland will be in performance Saturday, Jan. 6, at the Helen Stairs Theatre, 201 Magnolia Avenue In downtown Sanford. For lovers of Dixieland music, or for that matter, pop, gospel and country, it promises to be a performance never to be forgotten. The Dukes, celebrating 50 years, Is the oldest avw nulng Jazz band In New Orleans. Tha Dukes preserve such Dixieland favorites as ' Bourbon Street Parade and South Harm ipart Street Parade, mixing them in with m e‘llow lL .. bluea such aa Basin Street Blues and St. James Ipflm uiy Blues. The group contains a typical Dixieland Band combination o f Instruments: drums, bass, clar­ inet, trumpet, trombone and piano. Although the band is home based aboard the Steamboat Natchez in New Orleans, and perform there every night they're In town, the trumpet player; Kevin Clark, will feel at home here in Central Florida. Clark grew up in Orlando, and received training at Stetson University in DeLand. He also handles most of the arranging tor the group. Several others have performed occasion­ ally at Disney World. Over the years, they have had many firsts Ia n , __ i special guests in numerous symphony orchestras including those in Cleveland, Baltimore, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, the National Symphony and the New York Pops. Among their albums, CDs, DVDs and tapes, they have recorded special tributes to such jazz a ts as Bob Crosby and the Bob Cats, Jelly U Morton, Louis Armstrong, and Blx Beiderbecke. As for other styles of music, the Dukes of E Sm Dukas, Page 12A Sec Thomas Pag* 12A Altamonte department offers fire prevention tips OrnCS. Index By Nick Ptotfeuf 8tafT Writer ALTAMONTE SP R IN G S — A mobile home, owned by Virginia Vaughn, off Maytown-Osteen Road, east of Osteen, was destroyed by fire Wednesday night. Prior to spotting the fire, her son, who lives nearby, told fire investigators he thought he ............................................. --------------------------------------------------------- --- ------------------- . tu * heard voices of children approximate­ ly an hour earlier. The home was in a wooded area, and there was fear the fire would spread into dry woodlands nearby. It was extinguished before any further damage occurred, but the mobile home and its contents were destroyed. Almost as if to issue a warning for ----------------------------------------— ................................... ■■■ ■ ■ i . . . . . - this particular residence, the Altamonte Springs Fire Department has distributed suggestions to every­ one for preventingfires in and near homes. Rain is seriously needed In Central Florida. Brief rainfall will not help the drought situation. Without a crucial Michael Vermlllo, 8, and his unde, Ray VefmiUo, spend a rainy day sailing a toy boat on Lake Cardie Thursday. Sm Ups Page 12A — ■ ■ ---------------------- i 'tye** fa * * T h e S em in o le H erald I �PilRO 2/\ Sunday, December 31.2000 Tin: S eminole H erald S em inole Summary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY 2 0 0 0 A helping hand . . . C ommunity N otes What a Year Elsewhere in today's edition of the Seminole Herald, you'll find a month-by-month breakout of all the stories that made news during the year 2000. Among other duties, I was given the chore of going through every edition of the Herald, to seek out what may have been important and/or interesting to readers. It was a very inter­ esting experience. I have no doubt that the articles 1 found which I thought should be included, were not necessarily what others may have selected. If 1 Nick overlooked something which P fe ifa u f you may have been involved with or interested in — sonry 'bout that. Joe DeSantis also has compiled a list of the top 20 stories of the year, many are repeats of what 1 wrote — but in much more detail. He also wrote "Words that got in our way”. Again, these were taken from the pages of this past year's Herald. And Tom Vincent and Arthur Zielinski has prepared photos from this past year to remind you of tne people involved in the events that molded the year 2000. The Herald has been published for the past 93 years, (although 1 have not worked here that long). I have had the privilege of scanning through some of the old editions. At one time 1 was even considering doing a weekly column on what happened in Sanford 7 5,50 and 25 ears ago. That never came to pass however, ut the information I started gathering was interesting. For example, slightly over 50 years ago, vari­ ous governmental bodies in Sanford, mostly the city commission, were considering: improv­ ing the shore of Lake Monroe, improving the downtown lighting, paving and re-paving st)me o f the streets where potholes have occurred, making improvements to the parks and baseball stadium, attempting to lure new, clean industry to Sanford in an effort to improve the tax base, and dozens of other pro­ jects. I probably could have used the old issues of the Herald to find the month-by-month list of news stories, and without a date, few would think it's anything but modem times. Except for the presidential election we just had, which could easily be a once-in-a-llfctlme occurrence, most of this year has had an aver- ‘ age amount of news here on the homefront. Personally however, each of us probably has our own list o f good and bad times since we ushered in the year 2000. For some, there may have been births, deaths, sickness, divorces, marriages, perhaps a party you attended, a contest you won, a promotion and raise or a demotion or firing from your job. It has been said that if we take the time on this New Year's holiday to actually write down lists of good and bad things that happened to us in the past year, our list of good will be longer — if we think positive. But look at it this way. We now have a brand new year in the immediate future. We can start fresh, and accumulate a list of good things we can be pleased with next Dec. 31. So with this in mind, the staff and manage­ ment of the Seminole Herald wishes everyone a HAPPY NEW YEAR. Sex Offenses Members of the City County Investigative Bureau (CC1B) of Seminole County conducted an undercover operation Thursday. Arrests were made at two loca­ tions. Fred Raymond Canas, Jr , 50, of Ohio Avenue, Sanford, was arrested at Big Tree Park on General Hutchinson Parkway near Longwood. He was charged with assignation to commit a lewd act, indecent exposure in public and possession of under 20 grams of cannabis. Gregory Alliston MaGuire, 53, o f Amethyst Way, Lake Mary, was arrested at Big TVec Park on charges of sexual offense, engaging/offering lewdness. Joseph Edward Leslie, 33, of Orange Drive, Altamonte Springs, was arrested by the CCIB at the Environmental Center on Osprey Trail in longwood. He was charged with Solid Waste Schedule On New Years Day, Monday, Jan. 1, there will be no residen­ tial garbage or recycling collec­ tion services in unincorporated Seminole County. The same schedule has been announced for the City of Sanford. Service will resume on the next regu­ larly scheduled day. Both the Central Thinsfer Station on SR-419 in Longwood and the Seminole County Landfill in Geneva will be dosed for the holiday. sv *■ , a as.————a nafata ptwio of lofnmy vinotfii f t - — s -* n l i e l n Major Bruce Williams of the Salvation Army accepts e check for $1,000 from Wen Stockselt, left, president of Sanford Rotary/Breekfast Club, and Pat Stenstrom. Rotary board member and past-president. The money will go toward the Salvation Army’s Family Focus program. Marie Your Calendars: Details are still being hammered out, but pencil in an evening of debate between mayoral and City Commission candidates in Districts 1 and 2 for Feb. 27. The talk fest will take place at the Helen Stairs Theater. We may be there a while. The growing list of candidates is beginning to read like a couple of law firms. In District 1, its Kuhn, Rogers, Lowell & Woodruff. In the Mayor's contest it could be Dale, Lcssard Sc Reed. Little bird department says one of those "anonymous” candidates who picked up a qualifying package from the city office is Larry Blair who ity clerk's cl could be making a second run for the mayor’s job. Armed and well Informed: Pressured by numerous and eclectic development Interests, Sanford proper­ ty owners are fast learning the ropes in persuasively addressing the City Commission and the city's Planning and Zoning Boards. Cose in point was the recent request by Rami Yoscfian for an ossisted-living facility and walk-in health clinic at the former Velma Carter Center. Armed with not only a laundry list of concerns, spokespersons for about 30 residents near the 14lh and Magnolia Avenue location dted dty code and statutes to plead their case. End result was yes for the assisted-livituz facility but no to a health clinic. To Yoscftan’s credit he promised to meet with nearby residents to get input on his final site-plan proposal. indecent exposure in public, engaging to commit/offer lewd­ ness and possession of narcotics equipment. Burglary suspect Sheriff's deputies arrested Pliillip Carlos Davis, 21, listed as homeless in Winter Park, on SRispect in a burglary case. When the officer attempted to handcuff Davis, he broke free and fled, but was found hiding under a residence on Anchor Road. The deputy said as Davis was being driven to tail, he discovered Davis had a handcuff key and was attempt­ ing to break free again. Davis was ultimately charged with two counts of escape, resist­ ing an officer with violence, pos­ session of concealed handcuff key, giving a false identification to a law enforcement officer. A H M lN IV f M A I rt IN Hetty Bennett •Olepley John Cottmen Route Levender •desert ted Ted Walker Managing Edrtor Joe DeSantis Dona Oetnch Ntdt Pterfaut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent A/1ZnffntiU JO B MMINNN< ■ Trudee Langford C tM L L M A I IO N A MAM Ml X >1 ' EMn Tyre*. JR Printing 1 Production Manager •Press I Camera Stripping Bti Egan ■Composing A Prepress Freda Herman Cheryl Smith Becky Tibbetts Wanda KourpanrXa Republic Newspapers, Inc. Oviedo City Coundl The Oviedo City Coundl will meet Tuesday, Jan. 2, beginning at 7 p.m. Among items on the agenda is rules dealing with house moving through the dfy of Oviedo, and a review fines and considers new ones. Oviedo City Hall is located at 400 Alexandria Boulevard. Sanford City Commissioner Whitey Eckstein spoke with genuine emotion at the street dedication ceremony for former commissioner Bob Thomas Friday morning, he didn't miss the opportunity to crock up the crowd on hand for the event "Bob Thomas can be proud to be the first black elected to Sanford's City Commission. And I'm proud to be the first 'Whitey.'" Lights or fights? Frelimina ry ideas are being baited around for the instal­ lation of historically replicated street lighting in Sanford's Historic District Not everyone is in agreement on the cost and future Impact on homeown­ ers' electricity bills. Still In the embry­ onic stages, plans call for a special assessment for the purchase and instal­ lation of tire lights. The real catch may be in the current proposal that would also assess homeowners a portion of the elcctridfy bill for the next 20 years. Some residents, armed with calculators and factoring in for Inflation on energy costs over the next two decades arc already adamantly opposed to the idea. Commission Comedy: While Early Supporter Following the cere­ mony to rename Bethunc Circle to Bob Thomas Circle, Thomas reflected on his early support for development of the Seminole Townc Center despite ini­ tial opposition. TUrns out Thomas went on the record early for another substantial and controversial city Issue: the development o f a hotel and confer­ ence center on Lake Monroe. Seminole Herald reporter Nick Pfeifauf was rum­ maging through his notes from the 1996 mayoral rare and came across these comments from Thomas. "There arc a lot of vacant lots along the lakcfront It could become enter­ tainment row. An apartment would be a great potential, and I sec one day, a big motel with a convention renter. But the only way we can do it is to attract more people into Sanford." Thomas for Mayor? He lost in 1996 but there's another Mayor's rare com­ lng up In March. Bob mas was asked att76 years old if he might give jubllc ubiic office ol another shot. "No w wary," e chuckled. "Absolutely no way. E ensued during which time the deputies leg was injured when a fence gate fell on him as Williams was attempting to flee. Williams was charged with resisting an officer with violence, battery on an officer, and resist­ ing an officer without violence. He was also served a warrant for selling cocaine within 1000 feet of a school. Police Blotter resisting an officer without vio­ lence, and in connection with being located under the Anchor Road house, he was also charged with unarmed burglary to a structure. Officer Injured Sheriff's deputies arrested Raymond Williams Jr„ 44, of Altamonte Springs, tin Jackson Street in Altamonte Springs Friday. A deputy located Williams, who was wanted on a felony warrant. A struggle John Doe Charged Sanford police stopped a man and woman in a vehicle at Oneal Street and Sipes Avenue early Friday. After the vehicle ivas stopped, tiie driver attempted to escape on foot, but was appre­ hended in a nearby wixxJed area in Midway. The driver reportedly refused to give an identification or any information to the deputy. The woman passenger reported that the man liad been holding her in tire vehicle against her will. Temporarily listed as John Doe, the driver was charged with kidnapping/falsc imprisonment, driving under the influence of alcohol and resisting an officer without violence. The vehicle involved had been reported stolen, and the driver was also charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle. Warrant Served Sheriff's deputies located Jerry David Hightower, 33, of Winter Park, in the Midway area early Friday. He was wanted on war­ rants in Flagler County for escape, in Seminole County for failing to appear on a charge of burglary to a dwelling, and in Orange County for an unlisted warrant. Because Hightower attempted to run fntm the deputy, he was also charged with aggravated fleeing/eluding and resisting an officer, after he was found hiding under a house. T h e Se m in o l e H e r a l d Fine Aits Theatre The Seminole Community College Fine Arts Theatre will present Shirley Valentine, a comedy by W ily Russell, from January 4 through 21. Performances will be at 8 p m Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. on Sundays. Cost is $18 with discounts for seniors and students. For additional information or reservations, phone 407-328-2040. Orchid Show An Orchid Show and Sale will be held January 14, from 8 a.m. until 4 p m , at the Germaine Marvel Community Building at the Maitland Art Center The event, organized by David Swoyer of Sands Orchids of New Smyrna Beach will include six Central Florida o rch id d e a le r *. T h e e v e n t Is open to the public and there is no charge for admission, mm* For additional information or directions, phone 407-5392181. Power Wheelchairs Available The Senior Wheels USA Program is making available power (electric) wheelchairs to senior citizens, 65 and older, and the permanently disabled at no cost to the recipient if they qualify. The wheelchairs arc provided to those who can­ not walk and cannot self-propel a manual wheelchair and who meet the additional guidelines of the program. No deposit is required. Persons needing a power wheelchair for use in the home should phone Leon Johnson at 1-800-246-6010. Guardian Ad litem The Seminole County Gardian Ad Litem Program is in need of volunteers to advo­ cate for the best interest of abused, neglected and aban­ doned children in a court pro­ ceeding. To become a Catalan Ad Litem volunteer persons must be at least 21 years of age, possess good judgment, com­ mon sense and be capable of helping a child in crisis. Favorable references are required, as well as a back­ ground check and 24 hours of training. Guardian Ad Litem training will be held at the Seminole County Juvenile Justice Center, 190 Bush Blvd., Sanford, January 19,20 and 26. Persons who are interested should phone Myma at 407-665-5370. IIS’ welcome and encourage your tellers and comments. All Idlers must haw name, address and phone number to be published. “SemiiK Seminole County Since I VOX" Sunday, December 31.2000 • Vol. 03, No. 66 Published every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 3 0 0 N. Flen ch Ave.. 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Brumley, 66, South Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday, Dec. 26,2000. Bom in Geneva, she was a lifelong Central Florida resident. She was a home­ maker and a member of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Survivors include husband, John; daughters, Debby Smith, Longwood, Ginger Brumley, Sanford, Patricia Kinder, Jackson, Tenn.; sons, John S. Jr., and Frank N., both of Sanford; five grandchil­ dren. Baldwin-Fairehild Funeral Home Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. FRED L DUDLEY Fred L Dudley, 78, Elm Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, Dec 27, 2000. Bom in Georgia, ho moved to Central Florida in 1934. He was a trainman and a Protestant. He belonged to Masons, Penny Pinchers Organization, and was a US. Navy veteran Survivors include sons, Fred W„ Sanford, Ron, DeBary; brother, J.C., Minnesota; five grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren. Baldwin-Fairehild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. KATHRYN MARY DYKSTRA Kathryn Mary Dykstra, 59, Still Forest Terrace, Sanford, died Friday, Dec. 22,2000 at Florida Hospital South, Orlando. She was bom in Chicago, III., and moved to Central Florida fn>m Like Geneva, Wis., in 1977. She was a homemak­ er and a Catholic. Survivors include daughters, Barbara Ohland, Deltona, Mary Vogenitz and Laura Dykstra, both of Sanford; son, Robert, Sanford; sisters, Judy Crase, Mandelln, 111., Dorothy Moore, Prescott, Ariz.; brother, William Moore, Wilisfon.Vt.; two grandchildren. Altman-Long Funeral Home, DeBary, in charge of arrangements. GARY JOHN LAFFREY Gaty John Laffrcy, 26, Monroe Avenue, DeBary, died Monday, Dec. 25,2000. Bom in Newberry, Mich., he moved to Central Florida in 1981. He was a picture frame assembler and a Baptist. Survivors include daughters, Jessica Marie and Emily, both of Longwood; mother and stepfather, Jeaneen and John G. Smith, DeBary; father, Gary M., Orlando; brothers, Samuel, Grand Marais, Mich., Jason Smith, New Orleaas, La., Gregory Smith and Benjamin Smith, both of DeBary; paternal grandparents, Ed and Mary Laffrcy, Cnwsviile, Tenn.; maternal grandmother, Shirley Jenkins, Grand Marais, Mich.; companion, Tara Smith, Sanford. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrange­ ments. LILLIAN WANDA LOWE Lillian Wanda Lowe, 70, Montcdto Ave., Deltona, died Friday, Dec. 22,2000 at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom March 8,1930 in Baltimore, Md.. sire moved to Central Florida in 1978. She was a homemaker Survivors include sons, Brian, Deltona, Dennis, Stevensvilfc, md , Howard, Orlando; daughter, Donna Wagner, Deltona; brother, Albert Frabe, Millersville, Md.; seven grandchildren; five great­ grandchildren. Batdauff Family Funeral Home ft Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. BETT1E M. MEYER Betlie M. Meyer, 77, Augusta Way, Casselberry, diet! Thursday, Dec. 28,2000. Bom in Newark, Ohio, sire moved to Central Florida in 1983. She was a music teacher and a Protestant. She was n World War II veteran of the US. Navy. Survivors include husband, Henry, Casselberry; son, Hal, Oviedo; daughters, Bettie Kipke, Sanford, Beverly Moore and Barbara Rupp, both of Carroll CD S English Classes Seminole Community College continues to offer free English classes for non-native speakers at three locations In Seminole County including the new campus in Oviedo. All classes will begin on Jan. 8, 2001. Other locations will be at the main campus in Lake Mary and Hunt Club in Apopka. Classes are free for adults 16 years of age and older who are U S . Citizens, permanent U S. residents or refugees. Tire class­ Golden’s Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. ANNA HUNTER PULI.IF Anna I lunter I’ullie, 69, Wigman Drive, Eahinvllle, died Sunday. Dec. 24,2IXX). Bom in Gainesville, she moved to Sanlonl in 1961. She was a custodial crew leader and a member, deaconess, and choir member at Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church. Sin* was a member of Mothers Board, Senior Citizens Group and AARP. Survivors include Iitishaiuf, George; sous, Lindon Fox, Gainesville, Arthur Counts, Hawthorne; daughters, Ethel Fox, Eatonville, Edna James, Gainesville, Lillie P. Robinson, LaCross; Sheryl M. Bexley, Tampa. Melinda Counts, Baton Rouge, I a.; brother, Horace J. Hunter, Fort Pierce; 14 grandchildren. DAVID P. REAZER David P. Roa/er, 51, fiorada Road, Sanford, died Sunday, Dec. 24, 21KX) at Ills residence. Bom July 17, 1949 in Springfield, III., he moved to Sanford from Memphis, Tenn. in 1995.1le was in pnxfuctlon services for the Daytona Beach News Journal, i le was a Protestant. Survivors Include wife. Sherry, Sanford; mother, Rae Reazer, Boulder City, Nov.; sister, Susan Edwards, Boulder City; brother, Janie's, Guthrie, Okla. Gramkow Funeral I tome, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. EVAM VISCO Evam Visco, 74, Finvood Drive, Deltona, died Tuesday, Dec. 26, BanfieldFuneral 2000. Bom In Bonn, Germany, she moved to Central Florida from 1luntington, N Y. in 1968. She was a homemaker and a Lutheran. Survivors include husband, Leo, Deltona; sons, John Bono, IxingwtxxJ, Mike Bono, IX'ltona; daughter, Kathy Newsotn, Fem Park; sister, Glsela Thornton, Leesburg; two grandchildren. Tri-County Cremation Service, Urngwood, in charge of arrange­ ments. JULIA T.WHYTAL Julia T. Whytal, 86, Newmark Drive, IX'ltona, died Monday, Dec. 25,2(XX) at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom June 14,1914 in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Deltona from Newnan, Ga. in 1990. Sire was a home maker. Survivors include son, John H., Enon, Ohio; daughter, Anne Florence, Deltona; five grandchil­ dren; one great-grandchild. Baldauff Family Funeral Home and Crematory, Orange City, In charge of arrangements. 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Instead, the Seminole Herald would like to share with readers its vision and hopes for things we would like to see come to pass in our commu­ nity over the next 12 months. Some of our wishes are substantial and far-reaching. Others may seem small in the grand scheme of things but contribute to the fabric and quality of life in our municipalities and county as a whole. We invite you to share in our wish list for 2001. To our County Commission and Sanford City Commission: Our hopes are for a robust and high­ ly positive response to a Request for Qualifications/Request for Proposal on a water­ front hotel and conference center on the shores of Lake Monroe. If the response is affirmative, pro­ ceed with gusto. If the response is luke warm and tinged with unacceptable risk, have the foresight ana wisdom to back off the prospect of taxpayers subsidizing a questionable venture, nd candidates in upcoming municipal To voters and races in Sanford and Lake Mary: If the 2000 elec­ tion taught us anything, it is that one vote does count Our wish if for vibrant, concerned, and thoughtful candidates to step forward and display a willingness to take on leadership roles with no hidden agendas. Here's to campaigns that deal intelligently with the real issues that affect our future and to refrain from nasty campaigning and personal attacks. Here's also hoping citizens in both communities value their individual votes and turn out at the polls, realizing local elections give us the greatest amount of local control and gover­ nance. To the Sanfo id /Orland o International Airport and the Sanford Port Authority: Keep up the good work and keep growing. The success o f the Port Authority's Business Incubator and the airport's future rolei in ‘ both international and domestic air travel play a critical part in a diversified economy and employment infrastr infrastructure locally and region­ ally. And while we're on the subject of travel, here's to the new 1-4 bridge and the County's Trails Programs being completed on time and on budget Casting an eye toward Tallahassee, our wish here is for our State Legislature to wiselv address the constitutional amendment passed by Florida vote for high speed rail. Wants are one thing, needs ar another. Did anybody bother figuring out where the billions to build it are going to come from? Did anyone bother to figure out how it helps alleviate gridlock and who ultimately benefits from it? Our 2001 wish for all of our public safety officials is for a 365-day year where not one police officer or firefighter is injured or killed in the line of duty while serving and protecting us. Here's wishing Lake Mary good fortune in its efforts to renovate its downtown area. Old fashion downtown's seem to be all the rage. Likewise, we're proud Sanford continues to be revitalized into a thriving entity. Our wish for the hundreds of public and private school system teachers and administrators is for a productive year, continued improvement and increasing accountability. To each student in our county our wish is for a year of personal growth, an increased emphasis on personal responsibility and a school year void of violence, drugs, and counter-productive activities. On a purely selfish note, we wish to have our old name back for the Central Florida Zoo. The Orlando Zoo at Sanford sounds more confusing than a South Florida butterfly ballot. Our wish for native son Tim Raines is for a suc­ cessful comeback from Lupus and retirement with his new, old team, the Montreal Expos. Here's wishing David Eckstein is the starting second baseman for the Anaheim Angels on Opening Day this spring. To each of our readers, our wish if for a year of amiiy good health and good fortune, of close famil bonds and enrichment of the heart, soul , and human spirit To each of our advertisers, continued prosperity and good market-place fortune. Our success is bed to your success. We shared quite a ride together in Seminole County in 2000. It was a year marked by tragedy and joy, success and failure, surprise and astonish­ m ent Here's to our continued journey together in 2001. YearInCartoons R O B E R T A R IA IL T ooking back on what a crazy 1—ryear it's been — what with ______________ Elian, the con­ federate flag, W's malaproplsms. Core’s sis! a lore’s sighs, dead man win­ ning a Senate seat and capped off by "tne election that wouldn't ___ end" — I'm reminded of the Chinese curse: 'May you live in interesting times." Only lor me. It's not a curse, it's a blessing! JIM B E R R Y T A Forking with general, topical and V V social scene subjects is always fun to d o .... I commented on such diverse things as: high gasoline prices, ballot chads, ‘ Harry Potter,' road rage, the disappear­ ance of Los Alamos nuclear secrets, 'Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire?' and President Bill and . Senator Hillary, who continued to be the Stars of the 2000 show. Of course, the blggee story was the unbelievably close presiden­ tial election... It was a historic, great ride fot political junkies, talking heads, high-pow­ ered lawyers and editorial cartoonists. E D S T E IN K, the election was in November, right? Was there another story in the ID months before that? If there was, I can't remember anything about it. Some weirdness in the Mideast or something. An American ship bombed. Or was that the year before? The only thing I do know Is that I didn't want this election to end. It was WAY too much fun. You know those crazy protesters at the Supreme Court, half of them screaming for Gore to concede, half of them ng that the Bushes stole it? nut in the background yelling 'Four More Years!’ was a cartoonist. T+7- O Berry’s World C JE F F S TA H L E R s the year 2000 arrived, technology was to fail us and didn't — but the year was full of surprises, nonethe­ less. We lost a king, Charles Schulz. VVc watched the Elian Gonzalez soap opera, the'Survivor miniseries and the drama of the Olympics. John Rocker mouthed off and Bobby Knight lost his temper for the last time for Indiana basketball. Napster ruled and Firestone tires didn't. And then we had tire elec­ tion. And the election. And the election A From A to Z Art Zielinski asks people what they th ink... What / thought would b e on e o f the easiest A to Z questions to answer, turned out to b e on e o f the m ost difficult. A fter asking m ore than 15 people, I fin ally fou n d my first person willing to participate In the street survey. The dreaded ques­ tion which many p eop le tried to avoid was, '‘What a re you r New Year's resolu­ tions?" i » * '* I Alt ' & to * I’m suiting a new business in Sanford — the Mulberry Bush — and I plan to work very hard to make it as prosperous as I can. Pat Moyt, Sanford I plan io read my Bible everyday. I'm also going to join a painting dub in Seminole County and start painting again. Susan Jaramlllo, Latte Mary I have ■ Me-tong resolution, with fun­ damental goals to work on throughout my life. I think New Year's resolutions just fall by the way- I don't make New Year's resolutions anymore. I would just end up breaking them and be disap­ pointed. Cynthia Ebaugh, ^ Caffing aS my USs paid on time. I also plan to stay away from greasyr foods. I Mark Evans, Geneva Merritt Island Charles Frost. Daytona i �T he S eminole Herald Sunday. ItcmiilxT .'II. 2000 O u td o o r p la n ts n e e d p r o te c tio n fr o m Many different tropical and subtropical plants arc found In a typical Florida landscape. W hile tropical plants need to .................................... be protect­ ed from tem pera­ tures below 50 degrees, subtropical plants can harden to withstand freezing tempera­ tures. The abilAl tty of plants to tolerate ~ ” w w ” ” ” freezing temperatures is influenced by temperature changes prior to a freeze. A gradual decrease in tem­ perature over a relative long period o f time prepares the plants to withstand cold tem­ peratures. Plants normally tolerant to low temperatures may be injured if a sudden decrease in temperature o c c u rs. Cold injury can occur to the entire lant or to plant parts such as uds, flow ers, fruits, trunks, stem s or roots. Many ptant parts can adapt to tolerate cold, but fruits and roots have little ability to develop cold tolerance. Ferrer as soon as they have turned brown. Cold damaged to woody tis­ sues can be best determined by examining the food conducting tissues under the bark. If scratching into the bark reveals black or brown tissues, continue the search until you find green tissues when scratched. Prune back to the live wood to promote healthy growth of the branches. Cold In)ury To Palms Remove damaged portions o f leaves but keep the green, not injured portions of the leaves to maintain a high level of photosynlhctic area. Spray palms with a copper ........................... containing fungicidei at the recommended rate. Repeat the spray 10 days after the first treatment with the copper fungicide or another broad spectrum fungicide. Palms growing in containers should receive a fungicide soil c o ld 9A Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated| £njo{j O E ffo s tiio rd Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. drench to suppress possible root infecting fungi from caus­ ing root rots. A monthly soluble nutrient solution containing minor ele­ ments can be applied to help palms recover from light freeze injuries. nu.'T'-i Al Forior It S tm in o lt County Urbtn Horticulturltt. Inq u liltt m ty bo directed to him i t tlw Cooperative E iltn tlo n torvice, ISO W. County Homo Rood, Sanford, FI. 32771 or phono M S-SSS3. All Seminole County Cooperative Eitenalon aervlcea are open to all regardlete ot race, color, a e i, handicap or national origin. 209 W. 25thSt, Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 MV4om Since 19S9...Same Location 1» nr Last Days! I R ed T ag S a le E n d s M o n d ay , Ja n u a ry 1 its all inside. E CPenne C ontainers Plant roots in small contain­ ers can be frozen by low tem­ peratures, but under the same conditions, roots o f plants in the landscape will escape cold injury. Roots o f plants in exposed containers can be injured by low temperatures and show no apparent damage until the plants are stressed at higher temperatures. S o li Heat Radiating heat from soli warms the air above ground and low-growing plants will greatly benefit from this source o f heat. Soil heat Is best preserved by m ulches placed around plants to protect the roots. O rganic mulches such as ne bark: are a recommended. pine Fertilization M ost landscape plants are fertilized two or three times a year, In Central Florida, usually one application is scheduled in March and another in September. Late fall applications should be avoided as It can promote untim ely late flush o f new growth. Fertilizer rates should be reduced in the fall because plant nutrient consumption declines during the colder months. Plants should receive in the fall about one third to one half the normal fertilizer rate. Irrigation Wat) Catering plants several hours before a freeze w ill pro­ tect plants because a wet soil will absorb more solar radia­ tion than a dry soil. This heat will be released during the night thus helping to protect the roots o f the plants. A fter a freeze, plants should be watered to provide w ater to the plants which may be losing w ater through transpiration and the w ater in the soli may not be available because it is frozen, this is especially true in container plants. EXTRA all previously marked-down red-ticketed clearance items in every department Coverings M aterials such as cloth sheets, quilts and plastics can be placed over plants to pro­ tect them from frost damage. Covers that extend to the ground and do not touch the plant tissues, will protect plants by reducing radiant and heat loss from the plants p the ground b A\ light bulb can b e placed under the covers to provide heat to the plants when very low temperatures are expect­ ed. The covers m ust be removed os tem peratures rise during a sunny day. Conlot.1 between the plant tissues and the coverings, may result in cold injury. Pruning A fter A Freeze Pruning should be delayed until new growth is visible. 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Dcrcmlicr ,'U. 2000 |\'|£<* .1 \ Percy Sledgo was one of Iho headliners for Snnfortf's Henlago Festival held at tho end of November 2000 A Year In Review photo by Arthur ZfeUntM Seminole’s top stories of the year By J o e D eSantis Staff Writer intent to distribute cocaine ami of carrying a firearm during a drug trafficking offense. I ler sordid relationship with crack dealer Antonio Holley and twin convictions for lying to federal agents during an investigation nets her 21 months in prison, two years of supervised release and 50 hours of community service. She faced as many as 20 years in jail and fines in the hundreds of thousands of dollars hail she been found guilty of the more serious charges. A Tow. What a way to 1/ \ j begin the nciv millenniV V urn. Seminole County, catapulted into the national spot­ light as an integral player in the 2000 presidential race, closes out the first year o f a nciu century with no shortage o f major neius events that helped shape our community both locally and on a national level. As we catch our collective breaths on the eve o f 2001, the editorial staff o f the Seminole Herald reflects on the events that dominated our locale over the past 12 months. Here's how we rank the top 20 local stories o f 2000. T 1 . S e m in o le C o u n ty a b s e n te e b a llo t c o n tro v e rs y : With the 2000 presidential elec­ tion embroiled in controversy, rhetorical skir­ mishes, and legal battles before the highest courts in the state and nation, the eyes of America and the world were squarely focused on 15,000 absentee ballots cast in Seminole County. Longwood attorney Harry Jacobs sued Supervisor o f Elections Sandra Goaid, George W. Bush and Dick Cheney when it was discov­ ered Goard allowed GOP operatives the use of her office to correct missing information from a mass absentee ballot request mail-out. With the election outcome in the balance, Jacobs lost first in Leon County Circuit Court and again on an appeal before the Florida Supreme Court. Poor judgment and misman­ agement, yes, the courts said. Fraud and collu­ sion no. Against the glare of a national spotlight and under the scrutiny of a media microscope, Seminole County emerged as a prime player in the nation's most dramatic story of the year. The counhy rode an emotional hurricane for 36 days before Al Gore conceded and electors offi­ cially cast Florida's 25 electoral votes for Bush on Dec.18. In November, all eyes were on Seminote County's vote tabulation in the race for the presidency. In Decomber, the Florida Supreme Court voted to allow the count ol absentee ballots in Seminole County to stand as they woro declared, and George W. Bush wont on to win tho election Northeast that bring more travelers and busi­ ness to Seminole County. Dove-tailed with a possible new hotel and conference center on Lake Monroe, we may one day host, wine, and dine those visitors, capturing their tourist and travel dollars currently shuttled off to Orange County. 5 . G o o d b y e " M a c ," Y o u 'll b e m iss e d : Facing a painful battle with terminal cancer, Sanford fixture and city commissioner Mac McClanahan takes his life. His passing is the final chapter in a legacy of community activism, public service, and humanitarianism. Whether fixing bicycles for underprivileged children or fighting the good fight for the underdog, McClanahan's departure creates a void on the Sanford City Commission and a hole in the city's heart. 6 . A Ju d ic ia l firs t: Longwood attorney James C. Perry is nominated by Florida Governor Jeb Bush and is investiturcd as Seminole County's first black judge to be appointed to the 18th Judicial Circuit of Florida. Perry is presented his judicial robe by the Seminole County Bar Association and his judi­ cial gavel by the Brevard County Bar Association. Family, friends, and dignitaries share the historic moment. 2 . S a n fo rd 's C o n fe re n c e C e n te r an d h o te l: Stop. Go. Yes. No. Maybe. After years of foot dragging and intermittent starts and stops, a defining moment in the future of Sanford's waterfront. Seminole County Commissioners vote 3-2 to partner with the City of Sanford if a Request for Qualifications/Request for Proposals draws a private partner convinced a hotel and confer­ ence center on the shores of Lake Monroe can be a winner. By mid-summer 2001, the city and county will decide whether or not to build. If the answer is yes, Sanford's waterfront will undergo dramatic changes and the city may finally have the cornerstone it needs to spark substantial redevelopment of the downtown area and Historic District. 3 . O rla n d o -S a n fo rd In te rn a tio n a l A irp o rt E x p a n sio n : An expanded runway, additional gates and a new state-of-the-art domestic passenger terminal clearly indicate a vibrant future for a long-dormant facility. International passenger traffic hits the 2 million mark and domestic flights continue to be added. Pan American marches forward in developing regional hubs in New England and the ly in half funding for the social service agency. Months later, an Orlando facility looking to transform the old Hcilig Meyers storefront on 17-92 into an indigent health care clinic for tuberculosis patients, withdraws request for n similar variance. 9 . A n d th e w in n e rs a r e ? No problems with ballots here. All three incumbents running for county commission seats earn confidence of the voters. Daryl McLain, Grant Mnloy and Dick Van Dor Weide return to the dais after sometimes nasty campaigning involving other commission members jumping into the fray. Meanwhile, Don Eslinger tramps the upstart bid of former Lake Mary Police Chief Richard Beary • by a 70-30 margin to return for another term as : Seminole County's top cop. In Longwood, Mayor Paul Lovestrand fends off a second chal­ lenge bv Craig Van Hooven and Steve Miller narrowly defeats political newcomer George McKenzie to retain city council seats. Peaceful Lake Mary welcomes ITmm Greene as new mayor, filling the slu>es of departed David Mealor who makes the jump to Ihe Florida House of Representatives. DeDe Schaeffner unseats controversial Bob Goff on the Seminole County School Board. Randy Jones pounds doors and bums shoe leather to emerge from the pack a winner to fill the vacant seat of McClanahan on Sanford's city commission. 10. If y o u b u ild it, th e y w ill co m e : Seminole Community College completes con­ struction on the Oviedo Program Campus. Now county residents can go from kindergarten to the Ph.D. level without having to set foot out­ side Seminole County. October registrations hit 3,000 for January 2001 first term. Ih e $30 mil­ lion 147,000 square foot facility offers traditional A.A. Liberal Arts deg rev programs, high lech certification programs, self enrichment and leisure classes to boot. 11. If y o u d o n 't b u ild it, th e y w ill b e h a p p y : County residents along SR 4(> pack county commission chambers and convince the board that a super-sized proposed Wal-Mart is too much for them to swallow. Commission votes down the project. By year's end Wal-Mart announces plans for a super store in the Seminole Plaza. Publix vacates its spot, Ross moves to Publix's old digs and Wal-Mart knocks down a few walls and expands into where Ross formally was located. See Top 20, Page 8A Hwald photo by Tommy Vloconl Sanford City Commissioner A.A. McClanahan diod In April following a painful battlo with terminal cancer. : 4. S o u p 's O n -S o is Ih e B a ttle : Packed chambers at Sanford City Hall over a request by Jean Metts and Seminole Volunteer Enterprise's to transform a food distribution facility at 4th and Elm into a soup kitchen. Following contentious debate in which Metts labels the City Commission and Historic District residents as "plantation owning racists," board votes 3-2 to grant a dimensional variance. Angered homeowners sue the city, claiming Commission violated its own ordinances and code enforcement. A mediated settlement results in reduced hours and days Metts can operate. Since early spring, few meals have been served and County Commission cuts near­ 7 . B o y s o n th e B u s: When they rolled into town two weeks before the presidential election, few of us could have anticipated how pivotal Seminole County would turn out to be for Texas Gov. George VV. Bush and Dick Cheney. The politicos packed Seminole Community College for a spirited campaign stop, telling us "help is on the way." Just for good measure "VV" brought along former pri­ mary rival John McCain and little brother Jeb, who just happens to be governor of his own state. 8 . S e x , L ie s , a n d A u d io T a p e : Darlene Ladoczky, a 12-year veteran of the Sanford Police Department is busted, charged with trafficking in cocaine and having sex with a convicted drug dealer-informant. She dodges the more serious convictions of conspiracy with M«faid photo by Tommy Vincent In March, Sominolo County swore in its first black judge, as Gov. Job. Bush oppomtod Longwood resi­ dents Jim Perry to tho 18th Judicial Court Year ender-words that got in our way By J o e D eSantis Staff Writer hether by accident, design, fate, chance, or circum­ stance, this nation's rhetori­ cal landscape is an ever-evolving con­ tinuum. Words move in and out of our national vocabulary with a great degree of regularity. Some become old and passl, others take on new contextual meaning. We find some unique vernac­ ular friends and interpret old familiar ones in newfangled ways. Failing that, our collective cultural genius gives birth to brand new machinations, often resulting in downright fabrications of W manufactured double speak. Put your ear to the ground and join us as we revisit, in no particular order, how words got in our way during the year 2000. Chad — Once thought to be a small country in north-central Africa, south of Libya. A more contemporary interpre­ tation: a small component part of a an angst-filled Florida punch card ballot. Sw inging chad — Not to be con­ fused with the Benny Goodman era. A partially dislodged chad rendered con­ troversial by the inability of some South Florida voters to muscle it loose. Dimpled chad— A really cute swinging chad that may or may not be S w i n g i n g ch a d ( s w i n 'ji n ' c h a d ), n. N o t to b e c o n fu s e d w ith th e B e n n y G o o d m an era. A p ar­ tia lly d is lo d g e d c n a d re n d e re d c o n tr o v e r s ia l b y th e in a b ility o f s o m e S o u th F lo r id a v o te r s to m u s c l e it lo o s e . counted depending on one's political predisposition. Pregnant chad — Please see Madonna. Undervotes — Votes in the state of Florida that were not counted during the 2000 presidential election. Democrats refer to undervotes as “we was robbed." Republicans refer to undervotes as votes disallowed due to lack of uniform standards or criteria for counting purposes. Republicans also refer to undervotes as "the winning margin." Recount — not to be confused with Count Dracula, although watching the on-again, off-again tortured process was enough to make one's blood run cold. Also, what Al Gore didn't get. Absentee ballots — any combinati of ballots that fit the following criteri ballots cast by absent-minded voters; ballots not counted by abscnt-mindei supervisors of elections; any military ballot challenged by a Democrat; any Seminole County ballot challenged b I larry )acobs; any Seminole County ballot "fixed" by Republican opera­ tives. Disenfranchisement — The post­ election mantra of any I Vmocratic cr baby, also known as a IX'inocratic spokesperson, also known as liberal media spinmeisters. " 0 ,d*> PJ B‘' #A �I\1R0 <» \ Sumliiy, HiTcmlirr ill. 2000 T i i e S e m in o l e I I i r a i h T he S eminole H i raid 2000: The Sunday, December 31. 2000 I’flflP 7.A in Photos Herald photographers Tommy Vincent and Arthur Zielinski remem ber 2 0 0 0 through some o f their favorite photos. Hwald photo by Arthur ZtoOnakl At left, Don Smith, 70. participates in the men's 200 motor Individual med­ ley during the 26th Annual Golden Ago Games. Smith was swim­ ming in the new Olympicsize pool, the SanfordSeminokj Aquatic Contor, at Seminole High School. Pictured below, two peo­ ple were killed in a cavoin at a construction site on Wost Airport Boulevard at the new GreeneWay bridge loca­ tion. A third man, also buried, was saved. photo by Arthur ZMIntM The circus camo to Sanford last summer along with a menagorie of critters. A pair of affectionate camels let everyone know they were very good friends. Presidential candidate (now President elect) George W Bush holds campaign stop at Seminote Community College. Horafcf photo by Tommy Vtnconl TMo first day of school brought a mixture of emotions from the students. Corey Prior, a klndorgatton student at Idytlwildo Elementary School, doesn't look very happy about his first day In class. HortM photo by Tommy Vtncont A throe-alarm blaze was roported at the Seminole point apartment complex under construction at SR-46 and CR-15 (Upsala Road) Over 15 units responded to the fire. Hereto photo by Tommy Vincent Hereto photo by Arthur ZletlneU Corey Marvin Erving is reported missing. His fathor, basketball legend Julius'Dr. J ’ Erving wipes a tear from the eyes of his daughter, Jazmin, at a press conference at Seminole County Sheriff's Office. - Herald photo by Arthur ZMirwU Pictured above. Charlie Daniels electrified a standing room only crowd at the 3rd Annual Heritage Fostival in Sanford At right, Esteban Alava, a Pinecrest Elementary School student, displays a flower he caught during an Hispanic Heritage Month program. W ', ^ 7 - ; >. v /• tSL } Aw Pictured above. Cathy Williams ( Dr. Mom) kiss­ es the scraped knee of her son Rony, 3. The pair were watching oldor brother, 8, play flag foot­ ball. At left, E. Ann McGee, president of Seminole Community College, reacts to getting dunked by one of the school's students during SCC's Club Rush 2000 Carnival y [r P Hereto photo by Tommy Vincent Horaid photo by Tommy Vincent Hereto photo by Tommy Vincent Gov. Jeb Bush visits Sanford to dedicate a S138 million lnterstalo-4 bridge project over the St Johns River �Tm. S kminoij II kkai.1) I’agp HA Sunday. December 31. 2(H)0 Seminole highlights from 2 0 0 0 Florida Gov. Jeb Bush appointed Longwcxxl resident Jim Perry to the 18th Judicial Court. • The Presidential Preferential Primary in Seminole County revealed George W. Bush and Al Gore were JA N U A R Y 2 0 0 0 selectixl by their respective parties to seek the presiden­ • After the first few work days in the new year. cy. Only 12.9 percent of eligible voters went to the polls. Central Floridians found the threat of computer break­ • John Michael Buzia, 39, confessed to the ax murder downs because of the change in the year, known as Y2K, was all for naught. The only glitch reported in Seminole of Thea and Charles Kersch at their Winter Park home. The murders, on West Palm Valley Drive, were said to County was in Ihe county's building IX*partmcnt, and it be the result of a home robbery. was repaired within five minutes. • The new Olympic-sized swimming pool, the • Under the headline, “Will civility rule in Sanford-Seminole Aquatic Center, at Seminole I Jigh Longwood?" the Herald reported that the city commis­ School was officially dedicated. sion unanimously rejected a resolution governing their • An administrative judge issued a 90-day suspension (Commissioners) own code of conduct, "because they of tire operation of the soup kitchen in downtown said it was tixi restrictive." Sanford by Seminole Volunteer Enterprises, as citizens • Local supporters of the Florida State University file a lawsuit against the city that it violated parking Seminoles were elated when FSU won its second restrictions in order to allow the business to operate. National Cltampionship by defeating Virginia Tech on On March 30, the lawsuit was dropped allowing the Jan. 4, thus finishing the season 12 and 0, for its first soup kitchen to operate once again. undefeated season. • Police and sheriff's deputies arrested 23 students at • Citizens of Sanford filed a lawsuit against the city Oviedo and Seminole High Schools, charged with selling sex-king an injunction to prohibit the granting of offdrugs to undercover agents posing as students. Nine street parking waivers for the free dinner program pro­ were arrested in Oviedo and 14 at Seminole High. pos'd by Seminole Volunteer Enterprises and its direc­ • A Navy memorial Ls proposed, to be located at the tor. Jean Metis. City Commissioner Velma William's pro­ posal that the city hold public forums to discuss the mat­ entrance to the Orlando-Sanford Airport, former home of Ihe Sanford Naval Base. ter was quashed when Melts accused the city of racism. • A 12-year veteran of Ihe Sanford Police Department, Later in the month, Metts apologized for comments Darlene Ladoczky, was diarged in connection with a made to the mayor and city commission. drug deal, involving a Sanford man, previously convict­ • Ihe Seminole County Commission unanimously ed of dealing in crack cocaine. The arrest occurred fol­ rejected plans for a Wal-Mart, northwest of SR-46 and lowing a six month investigation. Oregon Avenue. • Sanford native Tim Raines, announced his retire­ • The Seminole County School Board approved $5 ment from professional baseball, ending a 20 year career million to lx- spent on renovations to Crooms Academy in the Major Leagues. During his time, he hit 295 for his during the 21X10-2001 school year. career and finished with 808 stolen bases, fourth on the • An Apopka man reportedly paid $40,000 to the all time record. He had worked with the New York owner of an ostrich farm, supposedly located in Oviedo. Yankees, Montreal Expos, Oakland Athletics and The purchase was for 27 ostriches, which he planned to Chicago White Sox. use lor meat. The Oviedo man however, had reportedly sold the same ostriches to possibly a dozen different • Pan Am Airways added flights to Pittsburgh from investors, and had either stuck his head in the sand, or the Orlando-Sanford International Airport. disappeared to Colorado before he could be apprehend­ ed. A P R IL 2 0 0 0 • The Ritz Theater was renamed the Helen Stairs • Shannon Kelly, 24, a graduate student at Florida Theater in honor of Stairs who led the restoration project International University, was selected Miss Seminole and helped raised $1.8 million to renovate the 79-year County, and was awarded a scholarship. old theater. • It was disclosed that Sanford's sewage treatment • The 11th annual Marlin Luther King, Jr. celebration plant had dumped about seven million gallons of par­ in Sanford drew approximately 3,000 people at a Fort tially treated sewage into the St. Johns River, leaving the Mellon Park event. city fadng possible punishment. Within days however, health officials lifted the warning after water testing • Work got under way on a $25 million expansion of the domestic terminal facilities at the airport, while roved the matter was under control and the river and hopes were up about the planned service of JetBlue akc Monroe were safe. Airways coming into Sanford. • A settlement regarding approval for continuing • Lisa Abbott was crowned the first Miss Lake Mary operation of the soup kitchen in downtown Sanford was for the new millennium. She was sponsored by Lake again defeated before the Sanford City Commission due to a lack of a second on a motion to continue. Circuit Mary High School National Honor Society. Court Judge Thomas Freeman issued another 90-day • Plans were announced to merge the Greater Lake injunction against the facility. Mary/Heathrow Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. The • A Native American spear-point collection, with over proposal was approved during a breakfast meeting in 300 arrowheads dating from 700 to 3,000 years old, was February. stolen from the Museum of Seminole County. • Dr. Harry S. Woodruff, who practiced dentistry in FEB R U A R Y 2000 Sanford for over 50 years, passed away at lire age of 93 • The month began with Tim Raines deciding to on April 13. return to the New York Yankees from the Oakland • Sanford City Commissioner A.A. McClanalian Athletics (or tlx- 2000 series Raines had already won passed away at his luimr on April 19.1 Ic was 74 years ol two World Series Rings before joining the Athletics. age. He had held public office, off and on, since 1971, • Sanford kicked off a program aimed at paving all and was a retired Li. Commander in the US. Navy. the dirt streets and roads (2.5 miles) in the city. • The Lake Mary High School Color Guard wins the • Jean Metts opened the soup kitchen in downtown Winter Guard International Championship competition Sanford following two years of wrangling over the site in Dayton, Ohio, defeating 130 other units. and parking availability. • Linda Kuhn stepped down as executive director of • A feasibility study indicated Sanford could support Sanford Main Street. She would be replaced on May 1 bya successful hotel and conference center in the east end Walt Padgett. of Fort Mellon Park. • Congressman John Mica's plans for a commuter rail M A Y 2000 system in Seminole and Orange Counties, already sup­ • The Orlando-Sanford International Airport ported by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, wins announced plans to purchase an additional 535 acres of support from Seminole County and the City of Sanford. land for airport and industrial expansion. • Pan Am began regular flights from Sanford to the • Circuit Court Judge Thomas Freeman orders Chicago-Gary Airport and Portsmouth, New Sanford to court in connection with the soup kitchen dis­ Hampshire. pute, claiming the city violated an injunction against allowing the operation. M A R C H 2000 • The Helen Stairs Theater in downtown Sanford offi­ • Sanford police investigated an attempt to set file to cially opened after a $15 million renovation project, the Goldsboro Community Service Center on 13th Street. with a gala celebration featuring Tuny Award winner Evidence indicated it was a fire-bomb attempt. The cen­ Melba Moore. ter, operated by Sanford Police and Seminole County • Five persons file to seek the Sanford City Sheriff's Department began operations in May, 1999. Commission seat of the late A.A. McClanalian. Tliey were former commissioner Kerry Lyons, Marti la Yancey, Two persons, ages 16 and 18 were arrested three days later. The two, with extensive criminal records, had also Dean Ray, Mark Hoen, and Randy Jones. reportedly been involved in a number of vehicular thefts • Pan American Airways announces new flight serv­ in Sanford, Altamonte Springs and Deltona. ice between Sanford and St. Louis. • Brooke Hall, a senior, was crowned Miss Seminole • A proposal to take away portions of Circuit Court High School. Clerk Maryann Morse's duties and give them to a •The seventh annual Old Lake Mary Days was a Comptroller, was defeated by a 7-7 vote from the huge success, with hundreds participating, and thou­ Seminole County Charter Study Commission. The tie sands in attendance. vote killed the proposal. • Seminole County swore in its first black judge, as • A four-day undercover sting operation by Seminole A brief overview of Ihe news events during the year 2000. taken Inim the pages of the Seminole Herald. E County Sheriff '* investigators resulted in the arrest of 23 illegal handymen in a home repair fraud. • Drought continues in Seminole County as Seminole County Chairman Carlton Henley issues a ban on fire­ works for the Fourth of July. • Governor Jeb Bush approves request for $8.3 mil­ lion for airport expansion in Sanford. JU N E 2 0 0 0 • As Ihe month began. Lake Mary and other cilics issued several water restrictions as the drought contin­ ued. Other organizations such as the American Red Cross began issuing information regarding heal strokes and other problems that may be caused by the lack of rain. The Florida National Guard is placed on readiness to fight fires. • Governor Jeb Bush visits Sanford to dedicate a $138 million project that will include widening of Inlerstate-i, improvement of ramps, and widening of Ihe bridges over ihe SI. Johns River on U.S. 17-92 and I-t. • Corey Marvin Fix ing, son of basketball legend Julius "Dr. J" Erving is reported missing. • A three-alarm blaze was reported at the Seminole Point apartment complex under construction at SR-46 and CR-15 (Upsala Road). An estimated 40 firefighters and over 15 units responded to the fire. • Randy Jones defeated four other candidates to take the Sanford City Commission seat vacated through the death of Commissioner A.A. McClanalian. Jones look 50.4 percent of the votes, thus eliminating the need for a runoff. JU L Y 2 0 0 0 • The City of Sanford began designing a master plan to promote new restaurants, entertainment and condo­ miniums in the downtown area. • Seminole i ligh School won accreditation for a mag­ net program. • Record crowds packed downtown Sanford for the July 4th fireworks and events. An estimated 60,000 wit­ nessed the event at Fort Mellon Park which Included live music and a water ski show. • The Lake Mary City Commission accepted a $112,500 grant from Ihe state Department of Environmental Protection, to use in construction of a skateboard and in-line skating facility. • Tlie body of Cory Erving was discovered in his car, submerged eight feet In a retention pond in the Alaqua community. TTie discovery was made approximately five weeks after lie was first reported missing. Cocaine was reportedly found in his system. • Lake Mary Police Chief Richard Beary announces his intention to run against incumbent Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger in the general election. • Vice officers from several local law enforcement agencies raided Rachel's Men's Club in Casselberry and Orlando. Authorities said the raid, following seven months of investigations, unveiled a 'classic case of racketeering." • With political qualifying time ending for Seminole County, it was reported a total of 17 candidates qualified lo be on Ihe November ballot. • Two persons were killed in a cave-in at a construc­ tion site on West Airport Boulevard al the new GreoncWay bridge location. One other man wiio was buried when a ditch collapsed were saved. • TTic Seminole County Slicriff'* Department raided another strip club. Sassy Merlol’s, serving 34 warrants on various charges including violation of the county'* adult entertainment ordinance, prostitution, racketeering and money laundering. A U G U ST 2000 • Cory Erving's dealli is officially considered an acci­ dental drowning. • Two teen-age girLs, aged 14 and 13 were killed in an auto accident on Markham Woods Road during the first day of school at Greenwood lakes Elementary School. The accident was later determined lo have been caused by excessive speeding. • Former Lake Mary Fire Chief Duane Mehl died at his home near Ocala. • Thieves stole $50,000 In goods including planned Christmas gifts, from Safehouse of Seminole. • Plans were announced to open a teen center at the aimer of Park Avenue and 25th Street. The suggestion was approved by the Sanford City Commission, but con­ cerns were voiced regarding the dose proximity to adult establishments in the same area. • Seminole rancher Ed Yarborough passed away. A ronilnent cattle randier, he presided over 7,600 acres of ind near Geneva. • Sanford offidals began considering a proposal to construct an 8-story 178 unit amdominium complex on the eastern end of Fort Mellon Park. C S E P T E M B E R 2000 • Rob Nixon, a skilled economic development man­ ager, was picked to serve as Seminole County's Economic Director. • Heavy rains were believed to have been the cause of a roof collapse on a building in the 200 block of Commercial Street in downtown Sanford. • Deputy Seminole County Manager Cindy Colo resigns her post to accept the position of Volusia County Manager. Coto had been employed by Seminole County for 22 years. • Two teen-age boys were killed and a third hospital­ ized when their car crashed into a produce truck at a construdion area on SR-46A near Inc GrecneWay Construction The boys were on their way to school at Seminole High School. • Jean Metz, director of Seminole Volunteer Enterprises, Inc., asked the dty for an exemption for operation of her soup kitchen. O C T O B E R 2000 • The Central Florida Zoological Park kicked off an $115 million expansion projed. • Ground was broken for Sanford’s newest school, the Altermcsc Benllcy Elementary School, on 17 acres of land at 2190 Oregon Avenue. Fall, 2001 is the planned completion date. • More than 200 artists partidpated in the 14th Annual lake Mary-Heathrow Festival of the Arts. • Plans were announced to establish "Friends of Our Paw Park" In Sanford on the property known as Jayccc's Park, 427 French Avenue. The proposal was approved by the Sanford City Commission in December. • Veteran Seminole High School baseball coach and Athletic Director Mike Powers was honored by the Florida Diamond Gub for Distinguished Service to base­ ball at the dub's annual awards dinner in Tampa. Powers was selected as the Florida i ligh School Coach of the Year after leading the Fighting Seminole* to the State Championship. • Presidential candidate George W. Bush holds cam­ paign slop at Seminole Community College. • The 26th annual Golden Age Games kicked off in Sanford at the end of the month, to run Into November. N O V EM B ER 2000 • Sanford Mayor Lany Dale bar* United Way from City HalL as the result of the organization's plan to implement a non-discrimination policy which Dale sees as being against the Boy Scouts of America. United way said it would no longer fund Boy Scouts because the organization bans homosexuals in leadership capad ties. • Although not scheduled for official opening until Jan. 3,2001, Seminole Community College reports 1,200 students have already signed up for first semester class­ es at the new SCC campus in Oviedo. • Incumbent City Commissioners Paul Lovestrarui and Steve Miller won reelection to retain their seats on the Longwood City Commission. Incumbent Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger wins election to continue in that office. Former Lake Mary Mayor David Mealor wins election to the Florida House of Representatives. Winners in the Seminole County Commission race were Dick Van Der Weidc, Grant Maloy and Daryl McLain. Seminole County Clerk of Court Maryann Morse became the first candidate to receive over 100,000 votes In a county election, with an 81 percent landslide victory to retain her position, over her opponent. • Ail eyes of the state and nation were on Seminole County's vote tabulation In the race for the presidency. • Sanford holds it* third annual H eritage Festival with featured stars Percy Sledge and Charlie Daniels and hi* band. The event drew an estimated 25,000 spec­ tators to the streets of downtown Sanford during the two day celebration. D EC EM B ER 2000 • The annual Light Up Sanford event was held on December 1. • The Rev. Jesse Jackson holds a rally in Sanford to voice concerns about election laws, and how ballots were evaluated in Seminole County. In a meeting at Calvary Temple of Praise Church, he demanded every vote in Seminole County be counted, and claimed the state election processes were corrupt. • The Florida Supreme Court voted to allow the count of absentee ballots in Seminole County to stand as they had been declared. • More than $135,000 in jewelry was reported stolen from • store in Seminole Towne Center. The case, believed to have involved four to five men, remains under investigation. • Sanford businessman John Daniels died at the age of 78. He was not only considered a civic leader but had been involved in many committees and organizations in Sanford and Seminole County. • The Seminole County Commission, which had pre­ viously endorsed the establishment of a conference cen­ ter in the eastern portion of Fort Mellon Park in Sanford, began consideration of how much financial support it may set aside to assist in the project. • The Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford dedicated a new $12 million, 20500 square foot expan­ sion to its emergency room (ER) facilities. Top 2 0 ----------C ontinued from Page BA 1 2 . A n A m e ric a n T ra g e d y : We loved his grace­ ful moves to Ihe basket. We mourned with him at the loss of a son. Corry Erving, drug-trou­ bled son of basketball great “Dr J" Julius Erving is found dead when his body and car are locat­ ed in a retention pond just a few hundred yards from the Erving's Seminole County home. Lasl seen leaving his job at an Altamonte Springs bakery, locals kept a hopeful vigil with ihe Erving family for weeks fol­ lowing Corry's disappearance. 1 3 . H a p p y H e rita g e : The third time proved to be a charm for ihe Sanford/Seminole Chamber of Commerce and the Heritage Days Festival. After a slow start the first two years, this year's event turned a profit of more than $15,000. Charlie Daniels and Percy Sledge head­ lined and drew large crowds. church for a unity rally. 1 5 . B u ild in g B rid g e s: Construction of a new lnterstate-4 bridge linking com­ muters between Seminole and Volusia counties is a welcome relief to a growing bottleneck. Likewise, completion of the GrceneWay's missing link cases gridlock. But keep those pock­ ets stuffed with quarters, daily use of the GreencWay can run into some serious green. sparkling aquatic complex at Seminole High, illustrating that yester-years practices of exclu­ sion were all wet. 1 7 . P o rtly P ro g re s s: The Port of Sanford once again expanded its Business Incubator Program this year. Entrepreneurs, small businesses and start-ups get increased resources and help in develop­ ing solid business plans, creat­ ing new jobs, and contributing to the county's economic pros­ perity and employment infra­ structure. tion with a polished December performance by the Moscow Boys Choir. A diamond in the rough, the former Ritz is poised to become a jewel in downtown Sanford's revitalized crown. 1 9 . Is th e re a d o c to r in th e h o u s e ? Central Florida Regional Hospital underwent major renovations, and expansion,topped off by a ribbon-cut­ ting ceremony on a brand new $12 million Emergency Room and addition of treatment pro­ grams. ( 1 4 . "L e t th e ju d g e ju d g e :" The Reverend Jesse Jackson made not one, but two trif>s to Seminole County, protesting and organizing bus rallies to Tallahassee over Florida's controversial role in thepresidential election. Tne flamboyant and often combative Jackson always draws a crowd and packed more than 1,300 into a local 1 6 . C o m e o n in , th e w a te r's fin e : Once closed down because of discriminatory use practices, the city of Sanford's swimming pool re­ emerged as a refurbished and 1 8 . T h e c u rta in g o e s u p : The Helen Stairs Theater com­ pleted its first full year of opera­ 2 0 . T h e L a st B o v S co u t: Sanford Mayor Larry Dale said thanks, but no thanks, kicking the United Way out of dty tuul. chads, but not necessarily preg­ nant chads. The Supreme* — Not to be confused with Diana Ross and the gal band from the '60*s and 70's. Seven black-robed IXmocratically appointed mental midgets whose repeated inability to interpret their own state's con­ stitution brought the wrath of five black-robed Republican appoint­ ed justices who ruled "die recount stops here." So did lire post-election mess. 24/7 — This year's overex­ posed buzz word; shortens plain English for "twenty four Itours a day, seven days a week." Problematic — Favorite buzz word of late night academics, political analysts and anyone with a Juris Doctorate. Also indicative of tire state of Florida's entire election process. Also see exit poll interviewing and net­ work television coverage of the 21)00 race. Live team coverage — What, as opposed to dead team cover­ age'? Whazzup? — Buzz word greet­ ing for male beer drinking bud­ dies in television commercials. Also ihe $64 question asked by the remainder of the nation in response to Florida voters' Problematic inability to cast and count their ballots. Bipartisanship — Anrient roots unknown. Used only by IX-mocrats when they want you to look die other way. Used only by Republicans when they don't want you to look at all. Political corpse — Al Gore's st-elcction stature within the •mocratic party. The end result Tie Dale, an Eagle Scout himself, look to the airwaves of National Public Radio to state his case about the United Ways' decision not to fund Boy Scout programs because of the organization's position on excluding homosex­ uals from scouting activities. 2 0 . W h o le i th e d o g s o u t? Many Florida counties and cities will be eyeing the suc­ cess of Paw Park, Sanford's first off-leash park for dogs. In a unique partnership between pri­ vate citizens and the dty, fences and other pet friendly amenities will soon transform the old Jaycee's Park from a seldom used dumping ground into a first for the city. W o rd s----------C o n tin u ed from P sfe BA Statistical Disenfranchisement — First spawned on MSNBC at 2 a.in on post-election day 34 by some third-rate talking head. A purported numerical anomaly that suggests Democratic vole counters should be empowered to divine Ihe intent of mismarked or unmarked ballots. Statistical dis­ enfranchisements are thought to lx- cousins of chads or dimpled K of George W. Bush’s agenda before a divided House and Senate. Favorite post election bumper snicker "Mv grandmother can vote correctly, why can't yours?" Second favorite post-election bumper snicker "Florida will release its 25 electoral votes when the rest of the nation quits send­ ing us their old people. �I*<lgc IOA Sunday. U e m n b e r Ml, 2 0 0 0 T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d L o s A n g e le s T im e s S u n d a y C ro s s w o rd P uzzle -THY1NQ SOMETHING Edited by Joyce Nichols Lewis 2 ‘... — both Shan 32 "The Terrtie* 83 Rosy-cheeked 94 Clears, as a tape 98 Err B0 Bridge 92 Panorama S3 Old print color 05 Sweet wine 99 End o< the the' 3 Midwest si. 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The foundation is a non-profit organization with the mission state­ ment, "We will enJiance tlie quality of education in Seminole County NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING THE ORLANDO SANFORD AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT The Orlando Sanford Airport Development of Regional Impact Is undergoing a development-of-regional impact review. Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the City of Sanford City Commission, in the City Commission Chambers, City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, at 7 :00 p.m. on Monday, January B, 2001 to consider the proposed Orlando Sanford Airport Development of Regional Impact. Public Schools by raising and dis­ tributing funds and In-kind contri­ butions, fostering Involvement In schools by business and the com­ munity and providing recognition and rewards for outstanding contri­ butions to, and performance within the school system." The Way We Were: Today you will leam of the accomplishments of more former Sanfordites. Tom Palmer Tom Palmer, a Sanford native and 1965 graduate of Seminole High School was a fellow at Duke University during September. The fellowship was to the Dewitt H. Wallace Center for Stlneclpher Communications and Journalism. • • • ______ Mrs. Geneva Park As just mentioned, Palmer, son of Clara and Mrs. Palmer called to give me the late Lambert R. Palmer of Information about Mrs. Park that Sanford, is an environmental her son, Charlie, had not put in his reporter and columnist at the book. Lakeland Ledger. Mis. Palmer had worked at the His fellowship, sponsored by Seminole County Jail when it was the New York Times, allowed him located next to the former court­ to enjoy a career break to read, house. She discussed Mrs. Park study and take classes. He was having a jail ministry; and she also able to participate In discus­ would visit the jail often to teach a sions with other journalists in the Bible lesson ana also help inmates program. Inis Is on international promam In various ways. Especially remembered was a and in addition to Palmer and two colorful black woman named other American journalists, the Odessa who was In and out of jail. group includes one Bosnian, one Mis. Park came to love Odessa Japanese and three German jour­ and would bring her clothes and nalists. other needed Items. Palmer has also won numerous Another time, there was an other awards Including the A) incarcerated juvenile girl who no Burt Award from 1000 Friends of one would associate with, as she Florida, the Marjorie Stoncman was filthy. They found out that she Douglas Award from the Florida didn't know how to take care of Lakes Management Society, and the Indigo miters Award from the herself, so Mrs. Park and Mis. Palmer gave her a bath and taught Florida Chapter of the Sierra dub. her how to do it herself. The Douglas Award is given to According to Mrs. Palmer, both the individual or group who Dr. and Mrs. Park spent a great demonstrates excellence In jour­ nalism in the held of lake manage­ deal of time at the Methodist Children'* Home in Enterprise, ment and who contributes to our doing whatever they could to help understanding of lakes and the issues relevant to their conserva­ out I also know that Mrs. Park tion and protection. Palmer was taught a ladies Sunday School the first recipient in 1996. class at Hist Baptist Church and A letter to the edltorpublished In the Ledger from the Florida Lake was a leader of the Young Women's Auxiliary (YWA's) with Management Society states, Tom Minnie Kntzext Dr. Park Sr. Palmer has been a leader in envi­ became a deeoon in 1957, ronmental reporting for many d are Palmer alao worked at the years. His personal interest and Pinecrest Inn for several years. She technical knowledge of the envi­ ronment ore reflected in the quali­ recalls fondly the time BUI Park ty of his work and act him apart was a speaker there at a Chritan meeting. He learned that It was from his peers. He Is recognized Mrs. Palmer's birthday and made accurate a charcoal drawing of her, which o f H iv tm n m i he signed. She still has It framed and hanging in her home. Issu e s." Tom and his wife, Renee live In Robin Lipplncott Winter Haven. According to the 1965 The following information I received from the Sanford Sa!magundi;Taa\'t activities toduaed involvement In several Museum. It is from a four-page list clubs such as Tumbling, Future of Robin's publications ana Teachers and Sdcnoe. He served accomplishments. as president of the Spanish d ub. Robin Lippincott, aon of Robert AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE OF FUTURE LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL; PROVID­ ING FOR SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE OF FUTURE LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL; PROVID­ ING FOR 8EVERABIUTY, CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY OWEN that the City of Lake Mary City Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss the above proposed ordinance lor a small-scale future land use amendment to the Clt/e Comprehensive Plan Future Land Usa Map. A First Reading of the above ordinance held January 4, 2001, at Lake Mary City Hal, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida at 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possMa. The Second Reading to adopt the above ordi­ nance held January 18, 2001, at Laka Mary City Hall, 100 North Country Club Rood, Lak* Mary, Florida at 7:00 PJJ. or aa soon NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that the City ol Lake Mery City Commission will hold a public hearing to cSscusa the above proposed ordinance tor a small-scale future lend use amendment to the City’s Comprehensive Plan Future Land Usa Map. A First Reading of the above ordinance held January 4, 2001, at Laka Mary City Hal, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida al 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possMa. The Second Rsodtog to adopt the above on*nance held January. 16, 2001, at Lake Mary City Hall, 100 North Country CUib Rood, Lotto Mary, Florida at 7:00 P.M. or aa eoon The properties to be considered lor the small-scale amendments are as follows; Tha properties to be considered for the small-scale amendments are as follows: Project 2000-LU-21, Laka Mary WaOnass Center, Anderson lane Property Coalition Project 2000-LU-22, Laka Maty Wellness Center, Anderson lane Property Coalition Acres: *6 .7 6 Acres: *7 .1 0 Approximately *500 feet south of Primers BNd., approximately *1200 feet west of Rinehart Road. Location: Approximately ±1100 feat south of Primers BNd., ■ approximately *1200 feet west of Rinehart Road. A more particular description Is on file with the City of Lake Mary ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC: T A PE S OF THE HEARING PROCEEDINGS WILL BE AVAILABLE F O R TRANSCRIPTION AT THE EXPENSE OF ANY IN T E R E ST E D PARTY P E R S O N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICI­ PATE IN ANY O F T H E SE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN R E S O U R C E S O FFIC E ADA COORDINATOR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE MEETING AT 3 3 0 -5 6 2 6 . C&'/tc/A *, * l Janet R. Dougherty, CMC City Clerk and Marrie Lipplncott of Lake Mary, graduated from Seminole High School In 1972. He received an associate in arts at Seminole Community College In 1975, a bachelor of arts in English at PSU In 1978 and master of fine arts in writing at Vermont College, Montpelier, in 1990. His recent novel, "Mr. Dalloway," published in 1999, has received critical acclaim. It was nominated for an bnpac Dublin Literary Award, an American Literary Association Roundtable Award, a Lambda Literary Award and an Independent Book Award. Publishers Weekly states In Its review, "Lipplncott calls his first novel a creative response to the Virginia Woolf classic, "Mrs. Dalloway," but Its virtuous han­ dling of the Inner life of the char­ acters should delight more than just Woolf enthusiasts. The author pays homage to Woolf while at the same time creating his own vision." Robin has had many works published In various literary mag­ azines and quarterlies, much too numerous to mention here. Among the honors he has received has beat recipient of a Yaddo Fellowship in 1997,1998 and 2000; second place in Waterdon's Short Story Competition, 1994, nominat­ ed for both a 1991-92 and 1993-94 Pushcart Prize. He has been a guest lecturer at the University of Louisville, fiction editor of the Bamfish, a magazine of short fiction, 1997-2000; and an Instructor at Harvard Extension school He often participates in read­ ings of excerpts from his works. He has done this In Orlando, Rollins College and PSU. Other readings were In such places as University of Louisville, the Abby Bookstore In Paris, France, and DNA Gallery, Provincetown, Ma. This talented writer Uvea In Somerville, Ma. His novel 'Our Arcadia" will be published in June, 2001. I had Robin In my dais for leas than a semes ter during the spring of 1972. Football Coach and Athletic Director Tbm Perrin resigned and I was asked to take Ills two Algebra I classes while someone ebe took my Business Math daises. I didn't get to know the students very well, but they were good kids which 1 enjoyed. Robin's sister, Marcia, was active in Future Teachers in the 1960s when 1 was its sponsor. She is presently an attorney in Winter Pane. N O TIC I OF CHANOB OF Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03K-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03L-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03A-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03J-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03M-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03B-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03N-0000 The proposed application and all information and reports related to the Orlando Sanford Airport Development of Regional Impact can be inspected by the public at the Department of Engineering and Planning Office, Second Floor, Sanford City Hall, 3 0 0 N. Park Avenue, Sanlord, Florida. For further information contact Antonia Gorii at 330-5672. Clara Palmer, Tom's mother, gave me the above infor­ mation. Stic liad called me following my articles on the Park family to give me information on Mrs. Geneva Park and Tom's recent achievement came up in the conversation. It sounded like something that needed to be pub­ lished, os he has many interested friends here. Graoa Marfa N O TIC I OF CHANOB OF Location: Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard and may also submit written comments. Form er Sanfordites The Local Planning Agency will be discussing an application to change the Future lend Use Designation of the subject property from Low Density Residential to Restricted Commercial. Acopy of the Comprehenalve Plan, Future Land Usa Map and proposed amendments are available for Inspection in the Planning and Zoning Development office, Lake Mary City Hal, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A M. until 6:00 P.M., or you may call 324-3093 for information concerning these amend­ ments. Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding the proposed amendment or written comments may be filed with the City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Laka Mary, Florida. Questions regarding this Item can be addressed to Bill Spivey, City Planner, at (407) 324-3042. Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03C-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03H-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-030-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03F-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-030-0000 Parcel No. 07-20-30-300-03P-0000 A more particular description is on file with tha City of Lake Mary Tha Local Planning Agency will be discussing an application to change tha Future land Use Designation of the subject property from Low Density Residential to Restricted Commercial. Acopy of the Comprehensive Plan, Future Land Use Map end proposed amendments are available for Inspection in the Planning and Zoning Development office, Lake Mary City Hall, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from BIX) A.M. until 5:00 PAL, or you may cal 324-3093 for Information concerning these amendIntsrested parlies may appear and be heard regarding tha proposed amendment or written comments may be Ned with tha City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Laka Mary, Florida. Questions regarding this Item can be addressed to Bill Spivey. City Planner, at (407) 324-3042. NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISEO THAT THE CITY HAKES A TAPED RECORD OF THIS UEETINO FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A OECtSION HADE BY THE COY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS is MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HEn OWN EXPENSE. NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT THE CITY MAKES A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CON­ STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPO SES IS ADVISEO TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. nredno u n t u n e to panopal* m tr y ol tWM •houM contact Ih* Coy* ADA COontnMor al loaM 48 houre In advanca ol t» moating * (401) 324-3024. Parsons with disabilities needing assistance to participate In any ol these proce Kings should contact the City's ADA Coordinator at least 48 hours In advance of Bis meeting at (407) 324-3024 City of Laka Mary, Florida Carol A. Foster City Clerk I2C1X1 �Tilt StMINOtt Ilt.KAtJ) Sunday, Drt'cmiMT 31. 2000 Page IIA 5,000 pairs of shoes collected during yearly drive From staff reports breaker over previous years," said Dr. Levin. "The 17 partidparing schools did a phenomenal job rallying their families, friends and the community to make the shoe drive so tremendously successful." He said the 5,003 pairs of The third-annual "NearlyNew, Barely-Used Shoe Drive" sponsored by Altamonte Springs orthodontist Dr. Barfy Levin and his staff resulted in more than 5,000 pairs of shoes being donated to four area charities. "The final result was a record L A M 1 8 1 M Y N P E N A R A B R E E w Y E A C H A N□ B B Ln N , n - - r r r r - T i - - W •<t«\ Phone* B i S P X C U R R 8 R E s O 1 N A N 1O HERE!! tion container donated by the company. "We are greatly appreciative of everyone who donated shoes," he added. "Contributors should feel much gratification about the goodwill they have performed to help people who A D H m m D E N Y T A T 1 O A C U L U T 1 O N. E A Q R E s M A N D A T Activation Fee 8 E A 0 N E t| N 1 N E □ H B E im © B E L L S O U T H M o b ilit y (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -8 3 8 5 2201 I / nfof □ □ □ □ □ □ □nn □ B B B A T T E N T IO N Effective 12/3/00, Dr. Carol Logan announces h er departure from Bayhead E ye Centre due to motherhood. 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New Reservations made January 1 - January 31 •Nets. Appfccwtto to new reastvekom onfy. mad* between January I aid denary SI, 2001. 8% account le per person, beeed on doUte oaxpency end contotoette rrtto NCL toweel applcebto crulee ardy tare. Not epptcette to porutisrgee,aktars. government tees end tease. ouDyact to cnangt. Htsincoorts msy apply. ORLANDO M Seminole Towne Center Florida Mall g - M 407-924-1776 407-430-0389 IS TR A V EL R E P A IR S • R E M O D E L I N G N E W C O N S T R U C T IO N SANFORD D illa rd ’s ( fa tiu ictv u Se rvin g CentraI Florida TILE IN STOCK •30,000 SF •40,000 SF 59$ SF 75$ SF ^ ,Q O O S F % .99CTSF . GRAND OPENING N e w O u tle t In S e n to rd 3159 O rla n d o Dr. 4 07 -6 88 -02 2 7 �- T iie S eminole H erald Page 12A Sunday. December 31. 2000 Shortfall Santa surprise C o n tin u ed from P i| « 1A Christmas Eve day this holiday season as a quirk of the calen­ dar as well. As a standing prac­ tice the agency, which has enjoyed substantial kettle dona­ tions on Christmas Eve day, does not man kettle sites on Sundays. This year Christmas Eve fell on a Sunday. "W e've heard a lot of discus­ sion all year long about the robust economy. But the department stores are looking at a down year as well. If peo­ ple have extra money they appear to be holding on to it and I can understand that," Stewart said. "Unfortunately we have few avenues to make up that budget imbalance." The Salvation Army launched a final 2000 mail-out plea to tra­ ditional donors Friday, Dec. 29 in order to attempt to make up the fund raising shortfall. The agency is asking traditional donors to dig a little deeper this New Year's weekend. Stewart said the Salvation Army also sent out a mall fund raising piece to new homeown­ ers in Seminole County hoping to expand its base of fund rais­ ing, but that endeavor has pro­ duced few if any results. Faced with an increase of 15 crccnt in the number of emlnole County requests for assistance, Stewart said county residents who would like to help the agency in its final push of the year are asked to send contributions to the Salvation Army Development Center, P.O. Box 1946, Sanford, Florida, 32772-1946. Thomas was humbled when the new street sign bearing his name was unveiled. "I thank God for this day," he said. "I'm thankful for the blessing and the people who have come to witness this. Words can not express my humble apprcdation." While accepting warm hand shakes and hugs from those In attendance, Thomas reminisced about his 12-year tenure on the City Commission. . "I think one of the things I’m most proud about was my early support for the Seminole Townc Center. When it first was pro­ posed there was a lot of opposi­ tion to it. But I always said if it got built a lot of other things would pop up around it. The evidence is there." Thomas also spoke fondly of his working relationship with former Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett, now chief deputy with the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. "I enjoyed having served with him. He was a fair man who enhanced the department", Thomas said. "I also enjoyed working together with former Mayor Bettyc Smith." I n c effective date of the street name change from Bcthune Circle to Bob Thomas Circle takes place Jan. 29 for mail pur­ poses. Residents along "Boo Thomas Circle" will retain their old house numbers for postal delivery. S ^ • tT r _____ i * rtli ¥ , A' Thom as--------C on tin u ed from Page 1A look no farther," Eckstein told the gathering. "Bob was a sixth-grade drop out. But after serving in the Pacific in WW II, he went back to school as a 21-year old sixth grader. Then he went to college and got a degree. Bob Thomas never thought of himself as spe­ cial — but no always thought about being compassionate and doing the right thing. Bob brought humility and class to the commission," commented Eckstein. . Commissioner Velma Williams, who succeeded • Thomas on Sanford's commis­ sion said, "I'm elated at this moment, it's been a long time coming. Com m unity N otes Airport growth With the holiday season in full swing, monthly activity at Orlando Sanford International Airport will finish the year on a hign note. Nearly 1.1 million total passengers have passed through the airport thus far this year with 153,767 domestic and 939,977 international passengers. For the month of November alone, there were 15,484 domes­ tic and 52,866 International pas­ sengers, nearly 100 percent over November of last year. H o s l fa m ily n e e d e d A h o s t fa m ily Is n e e d e d fo r a Internal Revenue Service. Last year, over 155,000 taxpayers were helped in the State of Florida. The offer will be made again at the beginning of next year. At this time, AARP is seeking vol­ unteers to assist in this project. Tax-Aide volunteers receive free tax training from the IRS. Volunteers will be asked to give a minimum commitment of four hours a week over a ten-week season. To volunteer for the AARP Tax-Aide program, phone Bill Mack at 407-2364)557 or Jackie 16 year old girl from Germany and a 16 year old girl from Brazil for the 2nd semester starting January, 2001. The students are fully insured and have their own spending money. For information on how to become a host family, phone 1­ 888-587-0075 or 47-332-8559. Tax help wanted AARP annually offers assis­ tance, counseling and prepara­ tion service for senior citizens. The service is offered free of charge and is sponsored by AARP In cooperation with the “ lOHimy viwnl Santa Claus presents Fannie Robinson with a gift during the Good Samaritan Home Christmas party held recently. Standing next to Robinson Is Leonard Williams, president of Wayne Denach Charities. Each year, the organization distributes gifts to the residents of Good Samaritan Home. • Continued from Page 1A long lasting rain, brush fires arc able to erupt anywhere at any­ time, accoraing to the fire pre­ vention suggestions. One o f the warnings is to be aware o f suspicious persons, especially children who may be playing with lighters, matches or fireworks. They have been determined the cause o f a num ­ ber o f blazes in Central Florida in the recent past. Other suggestions include: • Clear out brush from around the house. • Clean foliage off the roof of the house (dead pine needles, pine cones, etc.). • Cut tree limbs that hang over or touch the home • Keep yard trimmed and mowed • If keeping a mulch pile, keep it far away from the home. • M ake sure your yard is properly marked from the roadway (to assist emergency vehicles) • Never throw cigarette butts out of the window of a home or vehicle. Altamonte Springs Fire Chief George S. Gaston said a "Tinder Box" is a common phrase being heard around fire departments in Central Florida these days. W hile firefighters are staying at the ready, he said following these suggestions will help save property and lives. Dukes Dixieland, along with the New Orleans Gospel Choir, were nominated in the 42nd annual Grammy Awards this past February, for their CD and Audio Cassette of Gloryland, which features such old favorites as Amazing Grace, Over in the Gloryland, Dry Bones, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, Nobody Knows the Trouble I've seen, and the most traditional song of all, When the Saints go Marching 'TERRIBLECREDIT?CASHPRO® m m MI TSUBI ♦ i t 1) I I W Y m w y t ( 407) 5 7 1 - 1 2 3 4 ( 407) 5 7 1 - 1 2 3 4 ENDS JANUARY 2,2001 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 M IL E S / 1 0 Y E A R S W A R R A N TY O N ALL N E W K IA s ! TERRIBLE CREDIT? NO CREDIT? YOU JU ST GOT CREDIT! 1-8 o f m n y o f u v a n annw^yi it d o i Horm -----* i - -■* u w ai n i ■ynmii ■ no A ADrD n , c w w u p i c i Mm m u w1 <-I| rt L cM xrshc rawi a^ K cm BRING IN THIS AD AND GET A FR EE 2 YEAR 24,000 MILE ! �Inside Legals................................ Classifieds.......... ............. Crossw ord....................... Weather.............................. TV Listings.......... ............ T IF T — 3B-5B 5B-7B 6B 2B 8B H e ra ld S p o rts :----------------------------- B rie fs LEM O N TA K ES H EA D JO B AT EU ST IS H IG H Chet Lemon, 45, who runs the Chet Lemon Baseball School and AAU Baseball Program out of the Lake Mary Sports Complex, has been named the head baseball coach pt Eustis High School. Lemon will replace Tyler Crow, who was named the coach After the Panthers won the Class 4A State title last spring. Crow will remain with the program as an assis­ tant coach. Lemon, a three-time American League All-Star during his 16-year career with the Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox, moved to Umatilla from Heathrow sev­ eral years ago, but continues to run his business locally. U C F FO O T B A L L SIG N S T H R E E JC PLA YER S Three junior college football ‘ T g former Dr. School receiver _ have signed letters of Intent to play for UCF next fall. The other two are com erbacks Terrance Bell from Palm Beach Gardens and Carlos Thompson from McComb, Mississippi. All three graduated from their respective schools in December and will enroll at UCF in January. , : Gabriel (6-foot-2,205pounds) played for Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College where he set school records for touch­ downs in a season w ith 17. He chose UCF over Florida oug Gabriel is an excep­ tional athlete who can do a lot of things.** said UCP recruiting coordinator Scott Fountain. "We expect him to return kicks and possibly punts, as well aa help fill the void left by the graduation of Kenny Clark and (Lake l) Tyson Hlnahaw)." 190-pounds) dge City (K§.) unity College, while son (5-fo ot-10,180i) played for ithwest Mississippi Community College. They will add depth at comerback where UCF lost starter Devin Bush to graduation. Thompson registered five interceptions and six blocked is year. wul give us Immedi'' across the at com er which is * something we need going fountain. "fiiey are taller than most of the comerbacks vfe have had which la some­ thing Coach (Gene) Chirlk has been looking for the past couple of years. ECKSTEIN PREMIER BASEBALL CLINIC Seminole High School s Alumni Field will be the site for the Eckstein Premier Baseball Clinic on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 5 and 6. Rick and David Eckstein and Kenne Brown will con­ duct the cam p, which will address all areas of baseball competition. . Players also will be able to Identify a specific area of con­ centration to be addressed during the clinic. tThe clinic will run from 9 a.m. to noon each day. Enrollment in the d in k , which is limited, is $100. Players interested in regis­ tering and reserving a spot in the clinic should call 407-687­ 8129. All participants Will receive a clink T-shirt. JC C C O M M U N IT Y YO U T H B A SK E T B A LL Boys and Girls ages 4 years to 10th grade. Still time to sign up)>1Being held at the Jewish Community Center, 851 N. Maitland Ave. (407) 645-5933 ext. 260. Sunday, December 31, 2000 1B S A C t r i o a liv e in E a g l e I n v ite By Dean Smith Sports Editor ORLANDO — The Seminole Athletic Conference was assured of having at least one team in the finals of the prestigious Eagle Invitational and a 50-50 chance of filling both spots in the event for boys soccer teams being contested at Edgcwatcr and Bishop Moore high schools. Thursday, Lake Brantley, Lake Mary and Oviedo won their second straight ames in the tournament and were to v c joined co-host Bishop Moore in the Lake Brantley, Lake Mary, Oviedo boys squads win way into soccer semifinals semifinals on Friday. The Patriots and Linns were matched up in one semifinal with the winner advancing to Saturday's finale. And with the Rams, who gave a good showing of themselves in last week's Puma Tournament in Tampa, carrying a 10-2-2 record into their game with the undefeat­ ed (12-0-2) Hornets, an all-SAC title game was as very good possibility. Lake Mary reached the semifinals with a 1-0 victory over Dr. Phillips, the only goal coming from senior Rui Vasconcclos on an assist from junior Travis Rodgers in the first half, and a 1-0 overtime victory over a tough Winter Park squad on Thursday. Lake Brantley (8-3-2) won its opener, 3-1, over Melbourne and then survived in a 3-2 penalty kick victory over co-host Eagewaler in the quarterfinals, outscoring the Eagles 4-3 in the kick off. Oviedo (10-4-2) has probably had the toughest road to the semifinals, knocking off previously unbeaten P.K. Youngc (8-1 1) from Gainesville, 3-1, and then edging a powerful Miami-Sunset team, 1-0. (S e e b o x es in P reps, P age 3B ) Rams girls, A FIX boys advance to finals of “Classic” Another shutout for SHS in girls soccer By D u n Smith Sports Editor By Dean Smith Sports Editor LAKE MARY — The Seminole High School boys and Lake Mary High School girls were left with the burden of upholding the honor of the Seminole Athletic Conference they finals o f thic 5th Annual Lake Mary High School Holiday Classic Thursday. Coach Bob TVaina's Arrow Force IX squad had to comefrom-behlnd in both o f its ames to cam a shot at Winter 'ark, which rolled through its two opponents, while coach Carl Brown's Rams were look­ ing to defend their 1999 Classic championship and also win their second tournament title In as many weeks. Seminole being in the finals is something just short of a miracle. Arrow Force IX could not get out of its own way for much of the first half with Holy Cross out of New Orleans In the opening round, falling behind See Preps, Page 3B BUNNELL — Tire Seminole High School girls soccer team continued to show its vast Improvement since the begin­ ning of the season as it posted its second 3-0 shutout in tttfeo L o c a l s A lta m o n te s ta rs o n a tr o p h y g a m e s.in > th o N in th .A n n u a l fc-.-An««jwn»u _u i i ruriw pno«o uj Winter Springe eenior guard Tony Bell (white uniform) bowls over an Apopka player on the way to a game-high 24-polnt effort In a 61-56 victory over the defending champion Blue Darters In the opening round of the 2000 Lake Mary High School Holiday Classic Wednesday afternoon. The Bears could not keep the momentum going, how­ ever, and fen to Winter Park in the semifinals on Thursday. The Wildcats and Seminole High School were to have met In the finals on Friday night. p a ir fro m S a n fo rd By D ain Smith Sports Editor a See Flag, Page 3B Lady Bulldog Holiday Classic at Flagler-Palm Coast High School in Bunnell last Friday. The victim this time was Gainesville High School as the Fighting Seminolcs went 2-1 in the tournament to improve to a very misleading 4-11 on the sea­ son. The Purple Hurricanes fell to 2-8-1. Lauren Kovaslk was the star for the Tribe, scoring a pair of goals and assisting on the other score, this one off the foot of Jeanette Gurtis. The Seminole defense was also outstanding, holding Gainesville to only eight shots on goal, while the Trine got off 18 shots. Coach Bill Vickers' team now gets o break until next Friday See Tribe. Page 3B SC C basketball team s to Dlav on home cou rt ta k e ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S — The Sanford and Altamonte Springs recreation departments recently decided to give their young flag football stars a pre­ sent for a good season, setting games between the two ies at Eastmonte Park so the teams could see what it was like to play someone different. And while the Altamonte Springs All-Stars both came out on top of the championship teams from Sanford, a good time and good sportsmanship was enjoyed by all. In the first game, the 7through-9 year old all-star team from Altamonte Springs topped the Sanford Raiders, 28-8, behind the play of quarterback Nick Calloway. Altamonte Springs used a ball-control attack, mixed with pin-point passing by Calloway, h u n t F resh m en G abrtelle Currtngton (white uniform, right) h av e em erg ed a s sta rs a t Sem ino le Community C o lleg e. Blankenfeld and the w om en a re hosting the Winn Dixie New Y ears Shootout today (Saturday) and Su nd ay with g a m e s start­ ing betw een 11 a.m . and 5 p.m . and will a lso b e at hom e at 1 p.m . on W ed nesd ay (Ja n . 3 ), while the m en will play their final hom e g a m e until late Ja n u a ry on W ednosday, hosting S t. P etersbu rg Ju n ior C olleg e start­ ing a t 7 :3 0 p.m. Adm ission to all hom o basketball g a m e s is tree. �I'ngc 211 Sunday, December HI, 2ll(M) TllF. S eminole H erald ACCU WEATHER® FO R EC A ST FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY Florida Weather AccuWeather.com UV Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Tonight T a lla h a ta e e Sunday Saturday M onday tfciwaji rv P anam a 32/45 Shown a tomorrows waathar. Temperatures are tonighfa low's and tomorrow's hghs. 32/48 ore) Clear to partly cloudy and cold. Orlando Varo 46/58 Almanac Sanlord through Yesterday 89* L o w ..................................................55* Normal h ig h ................................... 70* Normal to w ............. ............... 48* Fort Myers 7 £ L oral w. Pel B each 50/83 Miami Precipitation Yesterday .......... Month to d a ta ............ ....0 3 6 * r to fT n a i m o n m r o u b i b .... 2.24* Year lo d a l e ................. .. 31.87* .... 0.90* Last year to date .... 1 46 00* Normal year to dale . 48 92* National Cities K e y tW est 60/67 All maps, forecasts and data provided by AccuWeather, Inc. C2000 54 30' 56 \ 36 Suntel tonlghl Sunrise Saturday....... ■ rrarrn r Moonset to d ay ........... First Full . 9 :1 0 pm . Tides ... 7:18 a m. .1 007 On. Last Ja n 16 M UM t » tipoauv tor » sir's u**v*M ray* Tom. Sun and Moon woof ifim loony ,,, >••••» 4 pm 10.. to* Hg> Regional Cities G2 Regional W eather Ja n 9 jm A mix ol clouds and sunshine. Florid a: Clear to partly cloudy and chrlty serosa much ol (he stato tonight. Tomorrow, sunshine and a lew clouds with chilly conditions continued. Georgia: Variably cloudy and cold tonight with a flurry a cro ss esirem o northern areas. Turning out mostly sunny and cold a cro ss the state tomorrow. M ississippi: Mostly cloudy and cold tonight with a flurry across extrem e northern areas. Turning out mostly sunny and cold across the state tomorrow. Alabama: Mostly cloudy and cold tonight with a flurry across extrem e northern areas. Turning out mostly sunny and cold across the state tomorrow. Sou th Carolina: Partly lo mostly cloudy tonight with som e flurries In (he upstate ol South Carolina. Turning out mostly tunny acro ss the state tomorrow. Louisiana: Partly lo mostly cloudy end quite cold tonight. Cold tomorrow with sunshine mixing with a lew clouds throughout the day. Ja n 2 2 pm Bam . 10 am Noon Usr, 44 1*11* 67, U M M Mostly sunny and continued entity. 3 41/54 Temperature High......... ............. [ Jackaonvllle Ties* lor Daytona Bssch Shares, Irmgtow ptsr First Low First High Second Low Second High Jan 24 Second High 4:16 a.m. 10:45 «.m. 6:01 p.m. 11:02p.m. Sunday 4:58 a.m. 11:24 a m. 5:43 p.m. 11:49 p m 0 .7 4 .2 0 .0 3.8 It. n. It. It. 0 .9 ft. 4.1 ft. City Wbany. OA Apalachicola AtlanU. OA BalnbKdga, OA Doc* piston Cairo. GA Coral Spring* Crostvtow F lU u M M * Fori Myan Calnatvfl* Kay Waal K W rta S C P T Sun. HI L O W HI U l W IT i l l H » I 49 SB a U n pc 30 a c IS 24 pc 41 SI a 47 24 pc 64 41 • I t ) U g 40 21 a 47 84 pc 81 38 a S9 45 c 43 S3 a 47 28 * M * 40 • -” 8 S '4 8 * e 81 38 a 81 43 pc 49 23 a 52 32 pc 87 53 pc 65 68 c 63 28 It 84 37 pc o.a n. 3 .7 I t Tomorrow’s National W eather Tampa Thomaavfla 65 41 22 32 pc a 64 37 pc 47 24 pc VaroBaach W. PatmOch. 68 63 32 37 W 43 61 47 MfeloatMlA....... 4 r « T a* 4 7 “ » - S a a c c World Cities___________ Rolertfv Durham Rapid Dry Rano Dm M odel 15 7 c 9 Detrot 24 15 an 18 El Paso 55 27 a 60 F a r te r * * ' 20 3 c 16 W aathar (W): s-aunny, pc paniy 2 pc Mrnoapoto it 3 c 10 3 si Nashvae 27 22 an 28 30 a Navi Orleans 45 25 s SO 3 an NmrVbrkCBy 30 23 an 26 cloudy, c cloudy, ah-showers. 1-thunderstorms, 2 pc SMBto 48 40 c 20 pc Topeka 2 5 13 pc 34 pc Tucaon 7 3 40 a 20 c WssNngton. DC 32 24 mi r-raln, al-snow flurrla*, an-tnow, l-ico. Shown ara noon poafllona of weatttar aystama and pr highs tor thaday. Forecast htotvtow temperstura* an Y este rd a y *! National H lg h lo w i (lor the 4 8 Conti High 82* m Lome Linda. CA Low -29* In Lone Rock, Crystal Ball puts neck on line as the playoffs begin This is showtime my friends, the playoffs begin this weekend. Teams spent last week planning ways to squeak into the post-season fray only to disappoint fans at the bitter end. I would not want to be a Lions fan after seeing my team miss the playoffs with a loss to the lowly Chicago Dears. In the Crystal Ball's opinion, any team that loses to the Bears with the playoffs on the line jeopardizes their fans' loyalty. 1 wouldn't blame a single person in Detroit that decided not to support the team next season. What happened to them is a disgrace. l-ast week we blew the doors off with my patented LOCK OP THE WEEK selection. The 1ND1 ANATOLIS COLTS weren't In the Christmas spirit as they whipptxl'the'visltlng VlKINClSi As promised they not only covered the published spread, they did it by over four times the points they needed. Tampa Bay looked awful In the snow and gave a hardcore fan like myself shaky knees as the playoffs begin. The only thing I have to say about the Jaguars is I think the Dolphins are back to their old Btyle. Rammies 47, 'Aints 34. that quarterback Mark BrunnclTs home burned Get the fans cxdtcd........lose early in the playB A LT IM O R E (-3 ) V S . D EN V ER down on Christmas Eve. You hate to hear stories offs......fnns excited..........lose early in the playoffs. The Ravens still can't get any respect. In my like that even though he has the ability to rebuild All you Fin Fans can hate me If you want, that's opinion, which usually becomes fact, Baltimore immediately. Teammate and what will happen. Colts 34, will thump the Broncos on both sides o f the ball. best friend Tony Bossclli Dolphins 13 (17 If Fiedler doesn't Shanahan is a great coach that will keep it dose, This Week get injured). opened his doors for the holi­ but coaches won’t have to face a defense that days, I thought that was cool. in the N FL ST. LO U IS (-5 ) A T N EW should be outlawed. Extra stretchers and ambu­ Miami looked terrible in lances will be on hand for this one. O R LEA N S their ugly win against New Can you believe Dilfer got a second chance? The The Rammies go back to the scene England but should be able to amazing thing is that it doesn't look like he's of the crime for this one. After their Brady put things back together at going to blow it. Ravens 27, Broncos 20. recent pummeling of the 'Aints, the Lessard home.... Maybe not, I just bookmakers in Vegas think the TA M PA BAY (-2 ) A T P H ILA D E L P H IA remembered they play the red Rammies arc a LOCK. I'm not so The Bucs need to get all cylinders going in this hot Colts. sure, but without Sanford native Jeff Blake at one and It may be cold. I don't bcilevejn any »f le t's get to the schedule and find some winners. quarterback, New Orleans has their work cut out v. that nonsense that they can t win In freeztng temIN D IA N A PO LIS (-1) A T M IA M I for them. ............ - peratures. Most.of their players played college, Peyton Manning and the Colts are feeling great As a matter of fact, the Crystal Ball o f Football ball north of Georgia. about themselves after a sluggish midseason. would be amazed If the 'Aints even keep it close. I think Ikm pa is going to put a hurting on They have had little trouble disposing o f oppo­ Rammies in a blowout that history will record. McNabb that he won’t forget until late next sea­ nents, including the Dolphins, over the last few New Orleans will score some points on this lousy son. When this team feels threatened, they have a weeks. defense, but the result will never be In doubt. 5 m NFL, Page 3B g r j* �urn* T he S eminole Heiulo Surxlny. December 31, 2000 P ag e 3 B Preps Caattaoad from Page 77 the Tigers 15-6 after one period. Scnunole continued to struggle in the second quarter and did not score until their was 2:20 to go on the dock before halftime and found itself down b y l 7 points, 23-6. But AFDC scored the final 11 points of the quar­ ter to only trail by six, 23-17, at intermission and held Holy Cross to only 23 points the rest of the way, while scoring 35 points themselves to win going away, 52-46. Thursday's semifinal was nearly the opposite as Seminole (8-3) led the entire game until Deltona (2-6) caught fire and took a 43-41 lead with 6 2 5 left. But A FIX would turn up the defensive pressure and hold the Wolves to only three points over the final 4:44 and pull out a 56-51 triumph. The Lake Marv girls (13-1) as re starting to look like they might be ready to contend for another state title as they made mince meat of Tavares, 7433, on Thursday. Bryn Mosier (14) and Erica Dunkman (12) led the way as the Rams advanced to face Orange Park, a 72-25 winner over Satellite, in Friday's finals. Lake M ary is trying to add their own tourna­ ment trophy to the one it won at the Midnight Holiday Shootout at Boone High School last week. _______________' BOYS BASKETBALL Gunter 5. While 5, Oliver X Dupre IS, Guevara X Rdrtmon 9, McKinney IX Lttkm X ToUi*23 9-13 36 S*nln ol* JO 10 I t 1 1 . M Deltona IS 10 U t l . S I Hire* peU I Arid gnrle . Deltona 5 (DuHrU 3, IYnve-U. Ori), Seminole I (McKinney) Tram foul* . Drltoru IX Seminole 14. Fouled out _ non*. Techfilcila _ none. R eonU . Seminole 4-3; DHtcna 2-6. G IR L S B A S K E T B A L L WEDNESDAY LADY TROJAN HOUDAY CLASSIC ri Eram High School BUCKS S4, UONS 54 Dwrfldd Baach 1441 Bray X Coodky X W*Da« X WUaon 29, Randolph Jfl, Forin 7. Trial*: 2313-20 4X OrfadatM l Hemandei X OUrer 7, Bortenfield X Total* 20, Aprilanl X Buahika X C M * X Hodgee X Trial* 23 7 -tl 54. DtarlMd Beach 17 17 13 1 3 .4 4 O ritda 7 10 17 2 0 .M Thiro-polnl Arid goal* _ Drrrfkld Booth l (Randolph): Orirdo 1 (ApeOaru). Tram Irak . Deerflrid Beach 20; Oviedo 19. Foultd out . non*. Technical* . non*. Record* _ Deerfield Beach 15-1. i HORNET HOUDAY CLASSIC ST. JOSEPH XXsT lVERH AWKS 54 VIII. a . 56 t i m h m ill KTt P * » ™ 7, Dari* 7. Mulhafl ID, Derire 7. Keptcky X Youdrth X Taylor IX Bennkrer lO Jrial* 2311-15 43. l a t e Hawaii (Ml haa B *u n X Kahn X PbOud X Blown X Marine* 5. Codrey l a Trial* 13X11 3X SL janph 14 U 14 U . 4 J Liiw Hawaii 31 11 4 4 M Three-print Orid gow k. SL loarph 2 (Pattereon. Davie*): Lai* Howell 3 (Codiry X Kchn). Team fault _ S t Joarph IB. Lak* Howell IX Fouled oul _ ran*. Trihlncak _ non*. Heard _ Sc. Joarph 4-t. x LAKE MAKY HOLIDAY CLASSIC THURSDAY LADY CAT CLASSIC W O LVES 74, R A M S SI PH Mud 3. WUlbiro 10, Ruth 3, Exit 10. WUkar 2, DuflaU X Powell 23. W t a l X OH X Booker 7. Trial* 27 IM S 74. LakaMreydU B o n a X BmyhUI It, Raida 4, Fannin* X Hoffman X U m m 11, U u r io 1 T rial* U 1M 7 SI. tM h n * 11 n i * s . n LaAaMrey' | 7 U 34 I I ThnpW goal. _ Detam* I (TowtO Sk Lak* Mary 3 (BerryWlL H ritaan, U m n a ) . Treun Ira k _ Drtfcrre 2X LM 2L Fouled out _ rM lu i*. Wkae*. Tkchnlcek _ Deltorre, W krev Record! _ Lake Mary 0B I A S 8 41, BLU E DATHOLS M AryfclOO _ at Otala-Foreat High School W bdn Spring* 9X Kaydaa* Hdphl* 21 LAKE MARY HOUDAY CLASSIC RAMS 7X BULLDOGS 33 H eart* (111 Menlon 7, Erin IX Mapp X Lot* X C m X Ikjrtoe X Tbtal*.-12 7-S 31 la k * Mary (74) Dunkman IX Rldumk X Grejcry X Morin IX Hand 7, Whelan X Cl m i m X Kant 7, Chamberlain X Beik 10. Total* 32 4-9 7X D m * 4 17 I S . U Lake Mary 22 24 > 2 0 .7 4 . Then point Add fori* _ Tevtrea 2 (Menton. Erin): Lak* Mary 4 (Dunkman X Grejoey, Hand). Team b u d _ Tararea 8.- Lak* Mary IX Foulad out _ non*. Technical* _ none. Reond _ Lak* Maty 13-1. i a iridwbi 4, Natoeei IS,Finlay II, IkyW* a T riri* J4 » -7 S X Wlntor Spriaja Ml) W in 7, H a r m 7 , Brawn 7, Duualaa 9, Martin X ZWkbkl X Sdl 14. Trial* I f 15-24 SI. Apapfci U 4 22 1 4 ,1 4 W W n B rd a s* U 17 M 1 7 .4 1 T lw p e ln l add ja d * . A w fc * S (Nelnn S)i W han S e d M S ( M 1 D oujbe X B m n d . Ham fad * _ Apopka 17: W b n r Spring* IX Ih d ad al* . Apcpla, fc n a u n . Raord* _ Apcpfct M i W han Spring* 7- 4. i THURSDAY A R R O W r O S C S IX S t W O LV ES S I ■Mu m Ml) E*H LX Odfctt IX Pawdl X Ori 4 Hooter X V * f e I * 7-U B I. HORNET HOUDAY CLASSIC YE1^WJACKETS6X SILVER HAWKS 29 Chadahaadn# 142) Doherty IX Bart* X Thompaon 1, Tbdd X Schledmann 13, Smith X Stave* X Whldhurrt X CeQiway 7, Zierire 2. Total* 24 1X24 4X Lak* H o n ll 091 laaac* X Kahn I. Pollard X Brown X Martbw IX Codrey 1, Rant* X Lavtaon X T rial* 9 M i 29. C M hbadn I t 14 • i s 42 UkaH aw aii I 11 4 t~ 2 9 Thna-poM Bald M alt _ Lak* Howell 2 (laaac*. PoOaid). Iham b u d _ Chattahoocha* 17; Lak* Hawaii 20. Foulad out. Lak* HowtO, Folded. Tkdmlcad _ none. Xecorda . Chattahoocha* 54c Lake HoweU 1-X LADY TROJAN HOLIDAY CLASSIC at Eetn* High School U O N S SO, G R EN A D IER S 42 Colonial 1421 Fallen •». Malm X Current S, Temre IS, Murajm 4, Baylrw 4 Total*: IS 11-13 4X Ortedo ISO) llem andri IX Oliver I, Bonfield S, Tmrie |o. Apellanr 4. CiMn 6 Total*: 19 12-19 SO Colonial 2 IT 11 1 2 .4 2 Oviedo t i l l a 1 4 . SO Three-point field goals _ Colonial I (Fallon) Team foul* _ Colonial 17; Ov iedo 13. Fouled out. none Technical* none Record* Colonial 7-X Orirdo 7-8. Oan. 5) when they will jump Into the frying pen agalrwi undefeated Satellite(5-0), wnicn just wrappea up tne ptwstigious Target Cl isale title at Lake Mery High School without allowing • god In four note*. The action kicks off atThomaa B. Whlgham Stadium with the junior varsity game at 5 p.m. The vanity squads are set to kick things off at 7 p.m. 1 L A T E F R I D A Y (1 2 / 2 2 ) LA DY BU LLD O G H O U D A Y S O C C E R C L A S S IC ai Hasha-Paln C o m H l(h SchaaL Buaawtl FIC H T 1N C SE M IN O L B X PU RPLE H U R R IC A N ES 0 a. i _ s • •. s 3 (Km-aatk X Curtd) I (Curtd). Shod on foal _ SewUnod IX Calnaerill* X Recm d _ f 4-11; Galneavtll* 2-4-1. TH U R SD A Y Melbourne 4. Cttru* I ta le Brantley 3. Fdjrwairr 2. penally kick* Colonial X PK. Ynnge 1 Dr Phillip* X Seabteere 1 lupitrr 3, lake Ilowatt I lake Mary 1, (Vinter Park 0, overtime Hichop Moore 5. laketaod-Grorje frnkina 0 Ov-tedo 1, Miaml-Suruet 0 R A M S I , PAN TH ERS 0 Dr. Phillip* 0 0 .9 lake Maty I 9 " I Goal* _ lake Mary I (Vaironrrlo*) AtriiU _ Lake Mary 1 (Rodger*) Shot*cm jt u l .D r Phillip*5: lak*M ary 17. Record*.Dr. Phillip*S-3-1; lake Mary 10-2-X BOYS SOCCER EAGLE INVITATIONAL WEDNESDAY Lak* Mary 1, Dr. rhlllip* 0 Edgewaler X Citnu 0 Flag CentloMd P ag* IB to keep the Raiders' offense off of the field for much of the first half. Sanford, in fact, only had the ball twice in the entire first half as Altamonte Springs built a 150 lead. The first score of the game came on an 8-yard pass from Calloway to Chris Atkfns. The extra point try failed. The Raiders' first possession ended when Willis Dorsey intercepted a pass at the Sanford 24-yard line. A few plays later, Calloway hit Atkins for a 15-yard touch­ down strike and Calloway then hit Dorsey with an extra point pass, making the score 13-0. The hosts then Increased the lead to 15-0 When Sanford's sec­ ond offensive possession ended In a safety. The Raidcn got their act together in the second half and the remainder of the game was played pretty much on equal fooling. Dorsey got Altamonte Springs' first score on a 4-yard run after a lateral and Calloway hit Atkins for the extra point. Sanford got on the board when Lenny Grace raced in from 40-yards out and also added a two-point conversion run. The final score came on the last play of the game when Calloway found Adam Ovcrbay In the end zone for a 12-yard touchdown. The second game featured an awesome defensive battle between the 10-to-12 year olds teams with Altamonte Springs surviving, 8-0, over the Sanford Steclcrs. Altamonte Sprinra scored the only points of the first half when Kevin Landless grabbed a Sanford runner's flag in the end zone for a safety. The Steclcrs also flashed a lit­ tle defensive brilliance of their own as Shane Ibister pulled the flag of an Altamonte Springs runner on a fourth and goal as the first half time expired. The only touchdown of the game came when Dan Pregano nit Noah Wilmot with a 12-yard touchdown pass. Altamonte Springs got the chance to show off its defense on the final series of the game. The Steelers marched down the field in a last-ditch effort but with less than two minutes to go, a Sanford fourth-and-goa! pass fell incomplete, preserving the Altamonte Springs victory. NFL F *R *3 B knack for playing to their potential. I’ll watch the second half, but only because I’m a Bucs fan. It will be painfully obvious to Eagles fans that the game Is over late in the second quarter. Bucs 31, Eagles 17. T ribe lake Brantiry X Melhounie 1 Oviedo 3, P.K. Yonje 1 Miami Sm art X Colonial I Diihop Moore 5, Jupiter 1 Each week the Crystal Ball of Football releases hi* patented LOCK OF THE WEEK. This is the game that after research and contemplation, I feel most comfortable releasing as a "sure thing." These four games are the easiest playoff slate 1 have ever seen. For the first time In the history of WHAT'S UP IN TH E N.F.L., Vm announcing a 10,000 STAR ALL INCLUSIVE, EVERY GAME IN THE SCHEDULE LOCK O F THE MILLENNIUM. How can I do It you ask? I have studied these games for 11 hours straight and I know the results. Saturday I’m going with the INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (-1) OVER MIAMI for the above listed rea­ sons. I'm also going with the ST. LOUIS RAMMJES (-5) OVER NEW ORLEANS at the Superdome. Two road underdogs........amazing. Sunday, I'll reload with the BALTIMORE RAVENS (-3) OVER NEW ORLEANS. The Raven defense will decimate an already ailing Bronco squad. Then to pull off the four tcamcr on Sunday afternoon, the TAMPA BAY BUCS (-2) will thrash the PHILADELPHIA EAGLES. ... Folks, this only happens once a mfJIcnhim, capi­ talize on it. Enjoy your football this weekend and remem­ ber, everything else can waitl LEGAL5 ■ HI M S I W (NOAM SPOUSE OF BOSSY J. mY j o n o o s MX. 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NOTE' Freauara to toa Fab Date Ari.1 r ..awto a d b l and any brimmabnn ‘ urn ba uaari to tori pun Oread toa 20to day ri Dasandw. ypnn CMS MO.MCAIMS 14F ; PMBT HOMZON HOME LOAN ‘ CORPORATION. MWt FT : v*. nrX UMAX. JR. V UVWQ, 9 OSAO. THE UMCNtHWi ~ HEIRS, 3 M l OTHER U NOANirfnwxsT PAATHESCUUM Ite EY. THROUGH. UNDER OR FETW1 E. ARUSETEAO, 4 H i NriSUto BO-11MCP. bptoNTO to to* OUeuS Oowrt ri l — toM* Ctotori RtoHX FWUria Otoktan b * M SaaariaM Rdlanrinato C a n , Oawtoauax Prebato DaptolmanL P.O. bM ISM , Earriwri. Ftorida StrreSO M . Tha i ri to* IAARYANNE MORSE Ctok ri Cbcui Corel By Mary B b o m CoSlJB B ETAWIAR8ao. F-A. riOIQ>09*9914r Tbnpa, FL2M0T to to* MTHEtE m ) hand and rikkrt aari ri arid Court sw 11b day ri AI kritoMdd panto* n s ntotoad to ■ * r i b tod Otori. wrrwN THREE MONTHS OF THE F H T PUEUCAnQN OP THE NOTICE: (DaSdatoriMtoMtoai (2) any obacaon ay ■» O FFLO R B A M AND FOR ICOUNTY JURMMCHON DTVTSJON f e yH HQ. BO Cft 111 11 T OP TWCMCUT COURT ByMarySkwm OapriyCtorii WStom J. Boyo*. FA CAM1M04M1 arum•#!, tu n . R n oabuck and Conreany; Urwad Sato* ri Areartca: •arena* Coway; a pqNka) PUbrivtoW ri toe E b b ri Florlde. ______ DEFENDANT. N0TKS OF ACTION TOt Jarioa R. Johnaon I bring and ari unknown parttaa ttokreng by. Ibnao* 71M 77I YOUARENOTIFIEDtoreanacbon to toeactaare* ri reortaae* on toa LOT 20. a. P IALMPOINT. AS PER PUTMFLATBOOK10. MOCSM THROUQH71, MCLUSIVE. PU6UC RECORDS OF 8EMMOLE COUNTY, FLORK1A are lasbrari toearn* a copy ri your wrtrian datanaa*. I any. to I on MMBERLY A MATUUX Ariomay to toa M wLdiS h -■t rex --jm - ^ toorsH - -*re--- 1-ts nsiM, Corito Itoanwret. FA 4010 Boyaoore Boiarerd SuaariSO Tampa. Fk 99907 on or bate* tokly day* bom to* dab ri to* brat pufeSoMon ri baa none* and Na to* original arito toa Ctok ri tore Corel arihor baton u n ite on Or JmmadreMy i a dafaUi wriba you tor to* rariat ownwnoM n n compMurt. NOTE: Puntrera to to* Fak OaM Cenaction Practxwa Act you are aririaed tori toll toe towi b deemed to ba a S M eoriacto ariaenpang to coumgi ■ out wh »ny irw orrrw.iipn cMalnad aril ba uaad to tori purwrTNESS my hand and toa aari ri •red Qaul on DECK 2000. (SEAL) MarymneMorea 2X11,2000 M THE CEK4BT COURT OPTHBHTH HANDFOR COUNTY Ai Ctoriiri ton Corel ByJana E Jaaawtc Aa Oapukv Ctok COOXOA ETAWIARSKI. PA 4010 Boyeroer Borirereid •UM 410 Tampa. FL 33907 Tatopiuna (119477-9000 CisaioriXM«2a FriSriiOacunarer 24. I I . 2000 WlM OCFENOANT(8). n o t k e o f a c tk m CONSTRUCTWI SERVICE TO: WLUAUC. CARR wfioaa realdenc* b unknown 4 hriahaAtoy ba bvtog: and ■ r»MT*n*rFi*y m obm . bm urmnOAWfl CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION FAUA CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAUE CORPORATION. (a) wh9 an ba 4aad or ate*. O . MiDOt 4 . NORTH 0RLAN00 MO AOOmON, AOCOROM TO THE PLAT purr BOOK 11. FtAOCE M THROWN 47, NCUJtoVC. FkSUC RECORDS OF EtlSNOtE COUNTY. nORKUL Otosri Sb \m rib at DiciaSn. B« THE CSIOAT COURT OF TNE EM2NT1XNTH CAES NO. MCA-4177-14-F Mortgag* AX I t , 1000 ._ ; >.200 ■LFrianttws. Ftorida SW01 FuMriE DaatorS*eS4.St, 1000 MIDI KNIGHT A/K7A MINNIE L KMOHT; SUNTRUST BANK, and ___.A N UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. OKandwdd) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY (W E N pur­ suant to a Final Judgmanl r i Foridoiurt dMM Dtcwntw 1St 2000. and amend In Can* Ns. 00CAXas-IXF, r i to* CtokS Corel ri too EKIHTEENTH Juridri C U M In and to BEMMOLE County. Florid* ■fiareki CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION FAVA CHEIWCAL RESIDENTIAL MOATOAOE CORPORATION b Plakriai and MBS KM OHT A/K/A MINNIE L KMQNT, at aL, are Datondreaa. I red aal to to* Ngtreri and bare biddar to caari In toa Waal kora door r i toa Couttooua* in SANFORD. SEMI­ NOLE Camay. Florida. 11.00 o'clock on to* 22rd dim r i January. 2001, to* PLANTATION, FL 39334 00-9IU4(AMn to ba daad or tore, and a l paritoa tovreg or rtatodng lo hare any rW X 14* or ireereel to Ito property YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED del an acaon to toactoaa a mortgage an toa Moadng property: LOT X BLOCK X MOAN H U S UMT THREE. ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED W FIAT BOOK 14. PAGE 94, PUBLIC RECORDS OF 8E4BN0LE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA tree bean toad agrenM you and you are reqrired to aanre a copy ri yore wraton datonaaa. I any, to I on DAVIO J. STERN, ESO PluriTa anomay. wfioaa addrea* W M l SUrerereay DM** #S00. Ptodaaon. FL 33324 (no bare toan M toy* aom toa rtob ri toa M priricretoi ri bib notice III arson) and toa toa cripw wan toa ebrk ri I k core! retore recorded to FW Book to. Pag* 79. PUAc Raoorda ri Baerencb County. Ftaida. »V a 279 Stoppard SlreaL Abamoraa Bpnnga. FL S270I. DATED tore20m day ri Dacantoar. 2000. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctok ri aaa) Court By: Mary Strom A* Deputy Ctok Faber 4 Oabz. P. A Brito M 0 .1170 Markup* Arenu* C m ) Qariaa. FtoM* 32149 (306413-4110 *Pareona wah a daabdey who naad a apaoui accommodretoi topareciparia to tola incaadeid afiorid oonlacl ADACoorrineto al Samkwl* Corety Couttooua*. M l N Park Avanua. Bud* NM1. Banlotd. Ftovd* 12771, to b ail kvadayl prior to to* proceeding Tataptona: |« 7)921-1390 art. *227 ,1 900 955 F77I (TPO* nrt 1XOO 9550770 (V) via Florida Relay S a n a ' PriAafi Oacandat 2 4 .1 1,2000 uni_________________ M THE CS9CWT COURT OF THE ISTH JUOICIAL CSICUIT, MANOPOR SUSNOLE COUNTY. JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO: M C A 2024 14 L STANDARD FEDERAL BANK. PUUNTIFF. VS VrtLUAM C CARR. E T A L . INACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERCANS WITH DtSASXITlES ACT. parean* wrtoitoWMaa naadtoga apaoWaccommnrtatkai Vexed ooraaa COURTADMMSTRA110N. re toa SEMINOLE County Coretooreare407065-4277.1400•99-0771 (TOO) or 1-000-9999770, PuUbh: DaoreTabr24.il, 2000 V232 U S NAME ACT r» -in C Tm IlireOxnttmJf ---x . 0M — . fi. r a l — NOOC< VM undareiybd pureuara to toa Ttobaous Nam* Act* Chapter name, tor toangao* fi buatoeaa al 2M0 N. USHWeay 1792. Longwood. FL 32790. oreret re FL Laudredab. FL tob flat day ri Dacreitow. 2000 ri I 4wnrd Bw rerm i ,r-„, — .,,r, ,-ei_n mi com* tw nmanoM pMlBto o# pewion IIMKJ nswwin lotto to ared Fkial JudipnanL to • * uos 14 and IS. Block A Waal Alamorda Hretfaa. Sacaon Threa. tob Corel MBEMMOLE County. Ftorida, tobdayriOEC 112000.. (SEAL) MARYANNEMORSE. CLERK CLERKOFTHEORCUTTCOURT BVJana EJaaewk DEPUTYCLERK LAWOFFICESOFOAVK)l STERN ATTORNEYFORPLA94T1FF Ml ■ UNIVERSITYDRIVE SUITEM0 WITNESSmyhandandtoaaaal ri PubMh December 31,2000 V242 N o n a OF AOBMCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE BY. JOHNS IMVER WATER HAHAOBMENT OMTHCT Note* M ghan tore 9 b knowing perm* war wared on I ROY BEROLUNO DESIGN. 1752 CM4AMON CIR CASSELBERRY. FL 32707, p a n * *40-117-91999-1. The proyacr a tocabd *1 Sarnmob CourTy. Sackon 20. Townreap 21 8orei. Rang* 29 EaaL Tha perm* autoortaa* A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON 0 39 ACRES TO SERVE A 930 fo o t L ena b y 12 f o o t vnoe culverted driveway fo r a sin ­ gle FAMILY HOME WITH ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES Frown *• LAKE BRANTLEY TERRACE Tha racakbig watre body b STJOHNS RIVER. Tha tb<») ccnb aang to* appScaFrei tor to* aPov* F M parm* b aibbtiH tor Inapacaon Ucnday eraupi Friday anapl tor bgW haldaya. SCO am. to ICO pm al toa S t John* Rare Wren Managamatd Dbatg (Dbkicq Hearkpbriare. *0*9 Real Brreat P b * A FL 22I7S-142S. A| 12097. Ftonda Olalutoa. or may chooa* to preaua maikaarei aa an a remedy reubr aacacn 120973. Ftorida Sireuba. baton toa daarini tot Mig a paiann. Cnooarng madaaon wd nra adearoaN retool to* nri* to a haarkig » mertabon doe* nd raaril Fi a aaebmard The procudu mad aaon are are torih to aacaun 120 573. f i n k | 104111 and 24-109 ao 1-aoa Ftonda ArMtorearen a Cod*, comply w*h to* roqrirabank ri Ftorida ArtoMaarew* Coda Chaptor i s - 109 and b* Nad wdh (racabad by) are Dbktd Clark tocabd at Dbbtri Haadguariare, tkgrrway 100 WaaL PaUD_. FL 32177. PriNonatarreki**aaren haaiFigcnto*aboib«piricaaMi<a)muallbBadwtoankaara> una ( 21 ) day* ri (rr i r r a a i ri tore nonce or wOhm twarey-aa (2*) dm* r i toa DFWU rbprnwig node* ri bda tobnl to toa mal tor tooaa parterre to whom toa Dread m*B> artoial noaca. Faiura to Na ■ pariron adhto tob tona parted ahri conabri* a aware ri any nriKtl auch p*rem(>) may haw* to raquari an admkaaaatoia riatonatoaBan Preartog) under aacam 120998 and I20S7. F 8 . conoammg toa ardgacl pamiK. Peaaona tori am nri Bad to 1 w«i Sw ahove protoaton* are aubyad to daraaare Bacaua* to* rebi**e*a*re Firing prooaaa a lb byre d to I agency acacn. to* Ntog ri a pritorm marew tore toa Dbaicra Inal aritan awy ba tFSarere hem to* poaaaon taken by I to tow nonce ri Fdard Parean* whoa* aubaunaal tobreau wri b* akariad by any turii knat daaaton ri «w DMrlcI on toa appFcare hare toa npr toyraaow to become a party to to* t tog. In accordance wan ere reqmrwnarda eat lotto abore Pubksh Oacamhw 31. 2000 V249 �P ag e 411 Sumliiy. December .11.2<M)(i Li ca ls NOTICE o r ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUO tC lA l C M C U T. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CinCUlY COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 2004CA-2192-13-P SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political •utxFvWon ot Vw SUM ol Honda. DOUOLAS B THACKER. JILL C THACKER. THE WILLIAM E AOAMSON REVOCABLE LIVINO TR UST DATED DECEMBER 21. 1993. RAY VALDES at Tat Cotactor ol Seminole County Flonda: and Via uAnown tpouaea ol Vw attova. 4 granlaat. creditor* * latiaat f incutoil admvMtrator*. mortgage**. |udgm*nt craditore. tnntaaa. twnhoidar*. paraom ki poataaaxtn and any and al other paraon* having or claatang to have any nghL MM or ntarati by. Vvough under or agaaial Vw abova rtamad DaMndanu. or otherwrae ctavrvng any right. MM. or adaratl in Vw raal property daacH tad n »aa acton. DaMndam(a) TO THOSE ABOVE-NAMEO DEFENDANTS ANO TO A U PAR TIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS. ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPETY DESCRIBED BELOW An Emnanl Domain Petition, together watt at Declaration oI Tatung hat bean Mad at Pm above atytad court to acqtara certain prop­ erty ntarattt m SatnaioM Couify. Florida, daaenbad at toAowt PARCEL NO tOA EAST LAKE MARY BOULEVARO SEGMENT I FEE SIMPLE A part ol Pm proparty daaerbed n Oftaal Racordt Book 2S22. paga 1302 at racordad »t lha Pub* Racordt ol SananoM County. Flonda being Put portion ot Section 7. Totamtv 20 South Range 31 Eatl ol SananoM County. Flonda. Commencing al Pm Southeatt cor­ ner ol Pm Southeatt 1/4 oI Section 7, Towna/ap 20 South. Range 31 Eatt aa shown on tw Florida DtpartmarV ot Natural Raaourcat Caruhad Comat Racordt Documanl No 0048529. thence rut N002S‘43'W Mong Pm Watl Ina ol PM SouPMatl 1/4 ol tad Section 7 a attance ol 1323 3 1M i s PM SoUhweel comar ol Pta Northern l/4orvw Soulhaait 1/4 ot tard Section 7; thence net 1(894531? along lha South tna ot tad Northnatl 1/4 ot Pm Southaau t/4 a datanca ol.7SI.70 Mat. Ptanoa dapanmg ta d South hna net N0659 26 E a UtUnce of 23 33 Met to a pom on Pm North ngta oI nay Ina ot Eatt Laka Mary OoiAtvard (lormarly SiUet laka Oriva) aa mown at Plat Book 6. paga 30 ol Pm Pubkc Racordt oI SametoM County. Florida tad pom being p m Pom ol T iif. S eminole H erald I .I C .A t S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORtOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NUMBER 00-1US-CP IN RE ESTATE OF MARY M JAMES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admmatrBhon of tea attata of MARY M JAMES. F4a Niartear 00 1165CP 19 panclmg n tea Octal Court for Sovranota County. Flonda. Probata Dtvtaion. tea addratt of •beh rt P O Dratwar C. Sanford. Flonda 327724659 Th#narr*aand addraaaat of tea paraonai rapraaan tatrva and tea panona! roproaonta tera a anomay ara aaf forth bafoa ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIEO THAT A i par ton* on whom thta notica la aarvad. who hava objachona teal chalanga tea vatdty of tea m i. tea qualAcabona of tea paraonal rapra •anteOva. vacua or (urtodefton of Iht* Court ara roquaad lo Ma tea# objachor* wih th* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradaor* of tea dacadanl and otear par*on* having ctean* or on whom a copy of te* nohoa * data of tea tat pubFcauon of ter* noaoa mu*l Ma teaa claim* w«h tet* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PU81ICA T10N OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l otear cradaor* of tea dacadanl and paraon* having claan* or damand* again*! tea dacadanl • atiata muat Ma teaa claim* with teia Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FAEO W tU BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data of tea tat publication of IN* Notica is Dacambar 31. 7000 Partonal Rapraaaniatrva O R A J BOUEV 156 Manor Road Mungtmgton Long Island Naw Ybrti 11743 Anomay for Paraonal Rapraaanlat»v* THOMAS R A U EN . ESQUIRE A U EN . LANO CUMOTTO A PEEO. PA. P O. Do* 3628 Orlando. FlroaJa 32802 3628 Flonda Bar No 096650 Tataphona: 407/422-6250 PubHh Oacambar 31. 2000 and January 7.2001 m i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORtOA PROBATE OIVtSION FMa No 00-1156-CR IN RE ESTATE OF Jamas A Rjutey. W. L at *oon tearaaftar a* poswbla. lo contidar a raquatl from SlOwslar Tach. Inc for Conditional Uta Approval lor a 150.000 aquara fool watnata caniar and a 4 story 65 fool ttmclura wdh vartanca to parting •paca raqutramants from 1/250 aquara faal to 1/320 tquare leaf on tha property detenbad in tea attached legal datcnpiion EXHIBIT ’A* Thai portion of Section 7. Townshp 20 South Range 30 Eatl. Seminole County. Flonda. detenbed a* loi low* Commence at canter ol said Section 7. Ihence North 694040s East along tea Soute hna of lha Norteaatl 1/4 of tad Section 7 for 604 52 faal to lha Poart of Deqwvng. teanca. Norte 002216*We*t lor 250 00 leal to tea North hna of tea South 250 00 leal of said Northeast 1/4 of Section 7. teanca North 694(74O’ East aong tad North Ina for 240 SO faal to the Wasl hna of lha Eatl 430 00 faal ol lha Southwest 1/4 of tea Northaes! 1/4 of Saction 7; teanca North 001 ITS* Was! along tad Wasl hna tor 245 00 laat to tea North hna of tea Soute 495 00 leal of tea Soutewat! 1/4 of tea Northeast 1/4 of Saction 7. teanca North 094(7ACT East along sad North Una lor 430 00 faal to tea East Ina of tea Soute**** I! 1/4 of tea Northeast 1/4 of Sechon 7. teanca Soute 001125s East along Sad East hna lor 495 00 faal to tea Northeast corner of tea Northwest 1/4 of tea Southeast 1/4 of Section 7. teanca South 0004 45*East along tea E a « Ina ol tea Northwest 1/4 of tea Southeast 1/4 of Section 7 for 31 68 leal teanca Soute 6937*44^0*1 669 55 feat teanca Norte 0022*16^0*1 tor 32 45 faal to tea Point of Bognmng Comer* 6 76 acres, more or lass. Thai portion of Saction 7. Towntap 20 Soute. Range 30 East. SamnoM County, Flonda. detenbed as tal­ lows: Commence at caniar of sad Secbon 7. teanca Norte 6940 40s Eatl along tea Soute hna of tea Northeast 1/4 of sad Saction 7 lor 604 52 feat. teanca South 0022*10*Ea*l 32 45 feetto the Pom 693744*Easl 669 55 leal to tha East hna of tea Northwest 1/4 of tea Souteaast 1/4 of Section 7. teanca Soute 0004 45*Tast along tea Cat! Ina of tea Northwest 1/4 of tea Souteaast 1/4 of Section 7 tor 463 12 faal to tea Soute Ina of tea North 495 00 feat of tea Northwest 1/4 of tha Southeast 1/4 of Saction 7; teanca Soute 694044sWet! along sad South hna for 667.19 feat, teanca North 002Z 10“Wa»l for 462 55 laat to tha Pom of B a g m ig Contains 7.10 acres, more or lass Tha Pubhc Haanng w* ba had to tha Commwsion Chambers. 10(7 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary Tha Pubhc. is aimed to attend and ba heard. Sad hearing may ba conhnued from bme to hma unM a hna! decision Is made by lha Dty L eg als NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursue* to an Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated Dacarrtear 14. 2000 and entered to Casa NO 96-1915-CA of tea Octal Court of tha EIGHTEENTH Judoal Octal in and for SEMINOLE Cotatfy. Flonda whereto PNC BANK. KENTUCKY. INC F M A CITIZENS FIDELITY BANK ANO TR UST COMPANY F/O/B/A PNC MORTGAGE SERVIC­ ING COMPANY, is tha Pl*m<!1 and HERAL N WALDON DORIS A WALOON. BRYNMAVEN COMMU­ NITY ASSOCIATION. IN C ; TENANT •1 N K A LATESHA WALDON. TE N ­ ANT «1 NK'A LATESHA WALOON ara tea Defendants. I w « sai to tea highest and bast bidder tor cash at west front door of tea SEMINOLE Coitoty CourThouae. santord. Honda at 1100AM. on the 1Ste day of January. 2001. tha following dasertead property as sat forth said Fmai Judgment LO T 66. BRYNHAVEN FIR8T REPLAT. A REPLAT OF BRYN HAVEN ACCOROINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 39. PAGE(S) 20 ANO 21 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 6EMP40LE COUNTY. FLORX7A. AMJA 213 8 SOMERSET C T . SANTORO. FL 32773 WITNESS MY HANO and tea ear of ter* Court on Oacambar 22.2000 (SEAL) Maryanne Morse CWrk ol tea Octal Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy CWrk Echevama AAasocWras. P A PO. Bo* 25016 Tampa. Flonda 33622 5010 F960936S0 •sRaa Americana ante Dwabwtws Act H you ara a parson w«h a <3sab*y who needs accommodation In ordar to partropaw to tew proceedtog. you ara anMWd at no ooat lo you. for tw provisston of certain assistance Ptaasa contact Court Administration al 201 N Park Avenue. Sanford. Flonda 32771. telephone number (407)665-4227. within 2 working days of your racefot of teis docu­ ment. If haanng impaired. (TOO) 1600 955 6771 Pubhsh Dacambar 31. 2000 and January 7. 2001 V249 M THE C m C U T COURT OK THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT M ANOEOR •EUMOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.: 00-IM 80A-14-R 0fVWON:P CHASE MANHATTAN MORTQAOE CORPORATION. WILLIAM B OASCUE. M <L NOTICE OK ACTION TO W EilAM B OASCUE A TAPEO RECOUP OF THIS LAST KNOWN ADORESS MEETINQ IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR IT8 CONVENIENCE THIS 3812 Bkoontrkk PI CHikdo n . 32788 RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE CURRENT ADORE S3 AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A UNKNOWN ANT ANO ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ DECISION MADE BY THE CITY N066676? a (bttance ot 4SSS Mel NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREOOTIES CLAJMMQ BY, THROUGH. thence run Nog*5 3 I T a (balance ot Tha adrrwiiatration of tea estate of INQ MATTER. ANY PERSON UNOER. ANO AOA1NST THE W1SHWQ TO ENSURE THAT AN 2S3 00 leeL thence rut 80031*13? Jamas A. Roueey. II. deceased. Fie HEREIN NAMED NOfVIOUAL Number 00-1156CP is parsing in a dttanca ol 43 00 Met to a pom on ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE DEFENDANT(8) WHO ARE NOT aad North ngt4 ol way tna. Pence tea C*cu4 Court lor Seminole KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. PROOF EDINOS IS MAINTAINED rut 86*4331*W along aad North County, Flonda. Probata O v u m , FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS WHETHER &AJO UMCNOWN PAR­ tea addrass ol which Is P O Drawer TIES MAY CLAAI AN WfTEREST ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECES n g i ol way Me a tkttanca ol 300 S3 AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. 8ARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS Met to Pm Pom ol Bagvaang C. Santord. Florida 327724*59 OR HER OWN EXPENSE GRANTEES. OR OTHER Conuawtg 13334 tquare Met. more Tha names and addrestat ol tea PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES C U U M A N TB - f i t , « personal represantalrve and-tea par LAST KNOWN ADORESS Property JD No 07 20 31 300, * tonal rvprwtfnlettva t anorhdy art. . . NEEOtNO ASSISTANCE TO PAR 02000000 * ' TK3BITB IN ANY OF THESB P R 6 -) UNKNOWN HJWOAM *ALL*INTERCS TC0 PC MSONS ARE CEE DINGS SHOULD CONTACT CURRENT ADOReftS ■ OWNERItl DcugUt B Thacker THE CTTY ADA COORDINATOR AT UNKNOWN v iv * NOTIFIED THAT and J J C Thacker YOU ARE NOnF.XO teat an action A l parsons on whom te«s notice is LEAST 40 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF t o Richard N Mean. Etq THE M EE TN G AT (407)324-3024 lo k v id o .. • mortgag* g i l a M served who hava objection* teal 300 North Orange Atranua k>*tr>g paopkrty In CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA chaianga tea vahdity of tea w€, tea Suite 1100 Card A loafer. C ty Oar* quahhceoons of tea personal repre­ scMiNOLECouvy. n m k Orlando. FL 32801 Each Defendant M hither notle d sentative. venue, or tea fuhadebon DATED: Decernbar 13.2000 LO T 23 OF TRACT 301 AT CARIL­ LON. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Pm ! Pm Pekkcner wfl peUUon tor an of teis court ara raq^ad to Na teaa PUBLISH Dacambar 31. 2000 objection* with ted court WITHIN RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 48. V247 Ordar ol Taka batora Pm HONOR THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS PAGES 31 THROUGH 37. MCLU* A B U NANCY F. ALLEY, sna ot the i f TH* CIRCUfT COURT SIVE. AS RECOROED IN THE PUB­ Judgat ol PM abova-atytad Court, on AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST OF THE 1ITH Monday. PM 22nd day ot January. LIC RECOROS O f SEMINOLE PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE COUNTY FLORIOA 2001. at 1IOO a m . at Courtroom K. OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE DATE O f SERVICE OF A COPY OF ha* baan Mad agamal you and you OF FLORIOA at Pm SananoM County Counhouaa IN ANO FOR ara raqukad to aaava a copy ol you/ THIS NOTICE ON THEM Sanford Flonda. at accordance w*h at Declaration ol TaJung haratolora SEMBfOLB COUNTY * wraian dafanaaa aA04n 30 daya aflar A l credtort of tea decade* and tha lv*t publication. II any, on other parsons having claims of GENERAL lead at paa cauta A l Oalandanta to demands agarat decadent s estate E Chavarria SAMoaaiat, PA. pat aUl and al othar tmaraatod parJURISDICTION DIVISION PlamMr* anoanay, whoaa addaa* la whom a copy of tew notice is NO. 00-690 CA 14 P tet may bmaly rtquaal a haanng on S i l t Corporal, Laka Dnva. 3rd Pe Ptkacn lot Pe Order d Tatung at Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corporation. Floor, Tampa. Ronda 33834. and Mp data of tea ta ! pubheahon of tea noboa mu*l Ma teaa daJma w*h ter* Via ongmal anti M a Cowl aahar be heard Any Oatandant Iking to PLAINTIFF. court WITHIN THE LATER O f Na a kmaly request tor haanng that v*. or manaiAaMy Viaraallar, ovwrwsa Douglas W Gray: Sherry S Gray, ararve any rtfpa to obfad to PM OnMr THREE MONTHS AFTER THE a dalatil W ba araarad agamal you DATE OF THE FIRST PUOUCA at a i. ol Taking DEFENDANTS TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY ANO Comptaml or paMon AMENDED NOTICE OF Each Defendant and any othar parDAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ FORECLOSURE SALE WITNESS my hand and Via aaal d VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE tona dam ng any atlaraal at » e ON THEM. Notica l* hereby grvan teat, pur­ Ma Court on M* day ol DEC 21 proparty detected In Pm Petbon at A l oteer cradaor* of tea dacadanl suant to an Ordar Rescheduling 2000.. Pe above-alytod Enanant Domain and parsons having claims of (SEAL) Foreclosure Sale dated Dacambar proceadeig M teraby raguaad to Man/ann* Mora* terve written dattnati. ( any you 22. 2000. and entered to c M case Clan cV Via Court number 00696 CA 14 K. of tea have, to p m Pataon haratotora Mad O c m Court of tea 1• Judoal Cm uf By Rum King WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER at Pat cauaa on Pe Pekkoner and Aa Daputy Ckark i to and tor Samroia County. Florida, THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUOUany raquaal tor a haanng on Pm whereto CHASE MANHATTAN Pekkon tor pm Ordar. ot Taking, p CATION OF THIS NOTICE Ediavanta SAaaoaaMa. P A MORTQAGE CORPORATION. 1* P. O. Boa 23018 daakad. on Pabtnnar'a Attorney ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND Plaintiff and Douglas W Gray. OBJECTIONS NOT 6 0 FILED WILL whota name and kddeet ■ thown Tampa. Florida 33822-3018 Sherry 8 Orey; Tha Croesmgs F00010041 below an or before Monday. Jamary BE FOREVER BARRED Master Community Association. Inc.; "8aa Amancana arm OaabAaaa Ad Tha dale of t a l pubheahon of tv* IS. 2001. and to Ma Pm ongnal ol Lakewood al tea Crossings Notica la Dacambar 31. 2000 * you era a peraon adh a daafcey Homeowner* Association. Inc., ta'ara Persona! Representative •ho naadi acoommodahon m ordar raquaal tor haanng on Pm Pataion tor Dsfandantd). I wd te l to toe laghesl lo parkopaia m Ma pracaaOng you /*/ Sharon L Rousey Pm Ordar ol Taking watt Pm CMrti ol and bast bdder lor cash al al tea Sharon L Roueey Pta Cowl oarer baton tarvtce on ara anadad al no coal lo you, lor ma West front door of tea Semnoie provtaafon ol cartam aaaialanca Anomay lor tea Personal Pe Pekbonar't Anomay or knmadCounty Courthouse to Sanford. Represantalrve P k u r oontad Ca ul Admmialrabon ataty Ptarakhat. to ahoar wtwt ngt. Flonda. Semnoto Coitoty. Florida, al al 201 N. Park Avanua, Sardord. /N David R Woods MM. maratl ot Ian you have. I any. Flonda 32771, lataphon. numPar 110000 AM on tea 23rd day of Devd R Woods. EsQuve or claan In and to Pm property January. 2001. tea following (407)863-4227. wthm 2 working 731 N Garland Avenue. Stale 202 daaenbad In ta d Patton and to dasertead property as sat forth In Orlando. Flonda 32801 •how cauaa. P any you have, why day* ol you racagd ol Ma docu­ ment V haanng Impaired. (TOO) 1sad Ftoal Judgment, lo w4 (407)461 2992 and preparty ahotbd not be con­ BOO 035-8771 LOT 160. BLOCK B LAKEWOOO Flonda Bar No 0156209 demned tor Pm uaaa and pupoaaa AT THE CROSSINGS UNIT TWO. PubAsh Dacambar 31.2000 and Pubkah Oacambar 31,2000 and aa tat lorti in a id Patton n you lu ACCORDING TO THE PLAT January 7. 2001 to anatnr. a dataut may ba entered January 7.2001 THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT V244 V280__________________________ agamal you tor m* raid demanded book 33. pagaS 49 THROUGH 63. in Pm Petition P you M4 to raquaal a m TH E C * C U T COURT OF THE pubhc records of aemtooie haanng on the Pataion tar Order ol MOT1CC OP PUBLIC SALE coury lands ALTAMONTE TOWING. INC.OF THE E n H T U N T H Tahng you the! warm any r & l to UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION JUDICIAL a n C U T NOTE Pursuant to tea Fair Debt obfad to aard Ordar ol TbMng OF FLORIDA. WITNESS my hand and aaal ol aad Cohection Practices Act you ara 117 MARKER ST . M AND FOR ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FI Court on Nomrrtoor IS. 2000 s e m m o u Co u n t y SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM. SOLD to ba a debt coftector atlemphng to CASE NO.1 OO-CA- 8388-144. AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE coiecl a debt and ar y tatormahon MARY ANNE MORSE tor teat purCHASE MANHAnAN MORTGAGE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT CLERK OF TH E C M C U T COURT CORPORATION TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIOS M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. Dated tea 22 day of Dacambar. PURSUANT TO FA 713 7* FLORIOA 01-23-2001 By Ruth King 2000 1990 NISSAN TERRY L LEACII JOHN DOE. Qfouty O f t MARYANNE MORSE O a * of Octal Court Unknown Hukbknd ol TE.1RY L ROBERT A McM i l l a n . County 1N4GB21B4LC720477 LEACH. LIBERTY NATIONAL Atlomoy for SonMnoto County. 1968 MERCURY By Mary Slrotpe BANK. CITIFM ANCIAI EQUITY Deputy Clark 1MEBMS344JG621786 Flonda SERVICES INC : and UW NOW N 6m nofc Cotatfy So t k m Buildng 1967 MERCURY COOC1S i 8TAWIARSKJ. P A TENANT&OWNCRS. 1MEBM50U9HG632901 4010 Boyscoul Botaavard 1101 Ea *I Firvt SlroM 1993 CHEVY Stale 450 Sanford. Flonda 32771 Tataphona (407)6655736 Tampa. FL 33607 F U U N TIF rS NOTICE OF ACTION 2O1FP22SXP2115310 Telephone (813/677-6006 1991 FORO TO CAS« 10G0-1654 1FTFE24V4MRA19675 TERRY L LEACH Pubhah Oacambar 31. 2000. and And aa parka* darning reared by. Pubkah Dacambar 31. 2000 and January 7. 2001 1961 FORO January 7.2001 VvouUi- uider or agamal 2UA2215B0535627 V006__________________________ TERRY L LEACH V246 1966 FORO NOTICE OF and ai parkaa having or damang lo 1FABP57U5JA251737 hava any ngyv. kVa. or veered m ma THE CIRCUfT COURT n C T ID O U t NAME 1969 FORO OF THE EIGHTEENTH Noftoa t$ haratoy grvan mal wa ara property harem daaenbad LAST 2FABP72G6KX169036 JUDICIAL CIRCUfT angagad in b u n ra u al 1115 KNOWN ADORESS 188 SOUTH 1966 SUBARU WHITER PARK DRIVE. CASSEl M ANO FOR JF2AN5387FF4376I7 NCounty Road 427 &i« 135. BERRY. FL 32707 SEhMNOLE COUNTY. 1969 VOLVO Longwood. F L 32750. Sammota YV1AX6662K 111 3064 YOU ARE NOTIFIEO m d an acbon FLORIOA County. Flonda undar lha FctAoua cnm . ACTION 1994 Dodge lo fcredoee mongaga on Via fckwNam# of H B W Inc, and that wa mg deiutied prapaity m SananoM CASE NO. 96-1 t li -C A 1B7E264C6E0173497 vtfond lo rogetar ttad nan* wste tea Count* flonda DIVISION 14-0 Pubhsh Dacambar 31. 2000 Divifton ol Corporabona. PNC BANK. KENTUCKY. P C f rtt'A LOT 16. OUCEffS MIRROR ADDI­ Talahat iaa. Flonda. n accordanca V245 TION TO CASSELBERRY •nth tea provromna ol tea Fctteoua CITIZENS FIDELITY BANK ANO ACCORDING TO THE P U T Kama SUUitaa. lo Wit Saction TRUST COMPANY F/O/B/A PNC CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA THEREOF AS RECOROED IN P U T 66509. Flonda Statute* 1991 MORTGAGE SERVICING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARPfO ANN Taylor COMPANY. BOOK I . PAQE S3. OF THE PUDliC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tea RECORDS OF S E M M O U COUN­ David Taylor Cfty Commtsson of tea Cty of Lahe TY. FLORIOA LESS THAT FART Mary. F londa. teal sad Commwsoi Pubtah Oacambar 31. 2000 CONVEYED TO TH E CITY O F HERALDN WALDON Mai w.ii hod a Pubhc Haanng on V241 CASSSEIBERRY IN O R BOOK January 11. 2001. al 700 P M . or OktenikiWt) eg als 3176. PAGE 1312 •nd hiving a 188 S WWaar Park Dr. Cauafcany. FL 32707 ha* baan Mad agamal you and you ara raqurad lo *arva an ongmal ol your arman (Mlanaa*. I any. vrth Via SarranoM CoiMy CMrk ol Ma Court wtthvi 30 day* horn Via M l data ol pubkeaten and k> aarva a copy on PMmMr* AHomvy, Nancy W. IkmL ol Via La« Firm ol MASON 1 ASSOCI ATES. P.A. Mhoaa addrata ia 17737 U S H ^nray 19 Nonh. 8u** 300. Mangrova Bay. Claamatar. Florida 3378*. adhm 30 day* kom Via M l data oI publication, olhanrlaa a dafauR ma ba.araarad agamal you lor Via ra*al damandad m Via a plaint. Datad DEC 2 } 200p MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Ruth King Aa Daputy dark Ini Legals Legals L eg a ls SUITE 800 PLANTATION. FL 33324 00*20881FTN) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraon* wah daabAhat naadmg a tpacial accommodation thouM coni act COURT ADMINISTRATION, al lh* SEMINOLE County CourthouM at 407 683*227. 1 BOO 0356771 (TOO) or I -803033 8770. via Flonda Ratay Sarvica Pubtah Dacanbar 31, 2000 and January 7. 2001 V233 SHORES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . U 8 . DANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F/KJA FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE UNOER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED JUNE 14. 1997 FOR THE ME GO MORTGAGE HOME LOAN OWNER TR U ST 1997-3. AMERICAN NATIONAL PROPERTY A CASUALTY COMPANY. SU N ­ TRUST BANK F/KJA SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIOA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. SUC CESSOR OY MERGER TO FIA O SHIP FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF T1TUSVKXE; SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur* euant to a Suranary Find Judgment d toractotura datad Oacambar 15. 2000 entered m C M Cat* No 00 CA 1968 14 P d V w C a c U l Court d vw 1ITH J u d a k d o * m and tar SEMIHOLE County. SANFORD. Honda. I wd >a4 to Vw laghW and beat baktor tor caah at m* WEST FRONT DOOR d Vw SEMMOLE Coimly Coudhoua* kxatod at M l N. PARK AVENUE In SANFORD. Flonda. d 1100am on Vw 16m day d January. 2001 the Mowing daaenbad pmparty aa ad kjrVi m aald 8unmary Find Judgment, to«KI: LO T 75 SAUSAUTO. SECTION THREE. ACCOROINO TO TH E P U T THEREOF AS RECOROED M P U T BOOK 21. PAGES 74.73 ANO 78 OF TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated N a tsm day d Oacambar. CREDITORS. TRUSTIES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES C U IM IN O AN M TER EST BY. TH R O U GH UNOER OR AGAINST WANS 0. THOMPSON. US. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. F/KJA FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur tuanl to a Summary Find Judgmam d to n d o w a dated Dec 13. 2000 entered n C M Caaa No 00 CA 1803 14 P d Vw d o jf l Court d tw 11TH Ju d d d CkaA to and tar SEMINOLE County. Santord. Flortda. I w* **• to Via Ndtod and trad bkktor tor cadi at ma Wad Kent door d tha SEMINOLE County CourVioue* located d X I N. Park Avanua m Santord. Flonda. d 1100 AM. on Vw tsm day d January. 2001 m* Mtowtng daaertbad prowr ty a* i d torth to aald Simanary Find JuddnanL tow«: LO T SS. BELAJRE HALS UlwT ONE. ACCOROINQ TO THE P U T THEREOF, AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 22. PAGES 7 ANO S, OF TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Datad **• tsm day d Dacarrvwr. M THE CATCUIT COURT OP THE ISTH JU O IC U l C M C U T, M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DtVTSlOH CASE NO: M C A 2144 14 O FIRST NATIONVnOE MORTGAGE CORPORATION. puiN Tirr. MaaHMaa naadmg a Mwdal aocommodaaon to parkemate to Ma pro­ ceeding ehoutd contact court Adnunteiraaon al lelaphona number 1-*07-663-4331^ not later men aaven (7) day* prior to lh* procaadng I haanng Impanel, (TOO) 1-800-833•771. or Vole* M 1-600933-8770. vu Flonda I W q t k w a Maaon A A l i cdid l l . P A 17737 US 19 If , Sue* 300 Ctoararator. FL 33784-6366 A » l Nancy WrFkva (727)83*3600, Pubadv. Oacambar 31. 2000 and January 7, 2001V2SI M THE C M C U T COURT OF THE 1ITH j u d ic ia l emeurr. IN ANO FOR SCMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL CASE NOrOC CA 278 I I P FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES D B A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTQAOE PLAINTIFF VS ANTHONY J MARTOCCHIO. IF UVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LJENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIE8 CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AQAMST ANTHONY J MARTOCCHIO PAMELA MARTOCCHIO. TWIN RIVERS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; CtTirW ANCIAl EQUITY SERVICES. INC. FM/A COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUMER SERVICES. INC.; OBOUNOTELE. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) RB-NOTTCt OF NOTICE IS HEREBY (W E N p u *u*nl lo an Ordar Granting the Mobon to R a w Foradoaur* Sal* dated Oacambar 21,2000 entered In C M C a w No. 00 CA 27 B 14 K d m* Cvcui Ca ul p i m* ISTH JuSaal CbeUI to and tor SEMINOLE CouVy. Santord. Flonda. I *48 **• to ma W W kora door Ol m* SEMMOLE County Counhouaa In Santord. Flortda. d 1100*m am an m* 23 dty d January. 2001 ma toaowmg aaid Sunmary Final Judgmare. to­ ad: LO T 20. TWIN RIVERS SECTION 1. ACCORDING T O , TH L P U T vs KATHY L FINNIN. E T A L , DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTION , CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO : KATHY L FINNIN AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KATHY L whota raaldanca la unknown 2 hw/aha/lhay ba bring: and 6 h*/aha/m*y ba dead, m* unknown grant*#. reareat by. mroudL undar or agamal to b* dead or abra. and ai para** havtig or ctomang to have any rid*. Mia or Maratl m lha property daaettoad to 6ia mongaga being YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED m d •n acaon to loraObaa a mortgage on Via toaowmg properly. LOTS 13 ANO 14. BLOCK 0. BUENA VISTA ESTATES. ACCORD­ ING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROED IN P U T BOOK 3. PAGE I ANO 2. O f THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN TV. FLORIOA ha* baan Nad agamal you and you ara raquvtd to aarva a eopy d you wtmen detonate. V any. to 6 on DAVIO J. STERN. ESO PtomMTa anomay. whoee addraa* la M l SUrmraraVy Dm* *300. Ptontakon. FL 33324 (no tolar man 30 day* tram ma dm* dmakrai pubacaaon d M a noacad acaon) and Ma maortgaid wah Via dark d Ma court aahar batora kervtca on PlavW* anomay a detodl wd be ertorad agamal yqu tor ma ra id damandad m Via cornptoml or pattern Rad haram WITNESS my hand and m* a w d M a Court d SEMINOLE County. Flonda. M * _ day d _ 2000 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE C M C U T COURT BY Rum Kng DEPUTY CLERK U W OFFICES OF OAVIOJ 8 TERN ATTORNEY FOR PUWT1FF M l B. UNIVC RSI TY DRIVE SUITE 300 PLANTATION. FL 33324 0O*22*7(FNM) IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH O M AEEJTK S ACT, panona *4m ran halm need mg a apacM aocommodaton ahouto oortad COURT ADL0M3TRATION. at Via SEM M OU County Counhouaa d 407*83-4227. 1*00036*771 (TDD) Ol 1*00*33*770. tie Flonda Relay Sarvica IVtlwh Oacambar 31. 0000 and t i r ’ ' ™ .................. THROUGH 4. O f TH E - PUBLIC RECOROS O F SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA Dated Ma 21 day d Dacambar. 2000. M TH E C M C U T CO UR T FOR EEIR M O U COUNTY. PROBATE DIVISION (O R CU IT CO UR T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cla rk d m a C Ira * Court Byiiery Ekeupe Deputy Clerti M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. panona wah ikaahMii need rig a apwcikl accommodahon i/vxAT ooraad COURT ADMMISTRATTON. al m* SEMINOLE County C o u rV n e . al 407 663-4227. 1-600038-8771 (TDD) or 1-600-066*770, Ha Flonda Ratey Sarvtoa DAVID J. STERN. P A 801 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SLATE 800 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (034)2333000 00-31766(1 td4A)FTN Pubkah Dacambar 31.2000 and January 7.2001 V2S2___________________________ M TH E C M C U T COURT OF THE ISTH M ANOPOR COUNTY. F8t Number 00-1888-CP M RE ESTATE OF NA O M EK GEAR Deceased NOTICE OF ADMMMTRATION NADINE K GEAR. Dacaaaad. Fla Number 00-I033CP. M pandng.ki Si* Ctrojk Court lor Sammoto County. Flonda. Probala DrvMon. Via addraaa d wtveh W Pod Qi*rw Drawer XT. Sardod. Flonda 37772. The name* and arWaaraa d Via personal raprasanatea and tea parALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIEO THAT A l panona bn whom Ma node* R dMtonga m* vakdty d m * wR. ma lyndraknne d Vw paraonal rapraMnuirv*. venue, or (unmkcoon d Ma Court ara raqdrad to Na mat obracaona wah Vra Court WITHIN TH E U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THM NOTICE OR TH IRTY OAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l credtora d Vw deoadant and CASS NO: 00-CA-2113144. FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION. PUWT1FF. VS. CHRISTOPHER M FRASIER ET A L. OEFENOANTIS) N •i»o■n a M oe p p aacwt1ivura on CONSTRUCTIVE SERVTCt TO: CHRISTOPHER M FRASIER ANO KEELY C FRASIER whoa* teerdence I* unknown H hp/ah*/lh*y ba bring, and A ha/ahwViwy ba dead, ma ur*noen grant***. vaaraal by. mmugp. undar or agamal m* Pa«atto*raa. who ara not known to ba dead or abra. and ai para** havmg or ctoenmg to hava any ngpL Ud* or mtorta! m m* property daaenbad In m* mortgage being toredoaed haram YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO tid an acaon to toractoaa a mortgage on tie toaowmg property: LOT 8. BLOCK Q. HIDOEN LAKE LAST t-0. ACCORDMO TO THE PUT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PUT BOOK 17. PAGES 87 ANO 86 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOROA. ha* baan Mad agamal you and you ara raqurad to aarva a copy d you wnMn detonate, v any. to 6 on DAVID J STERN ESQ Plalndr* anomay. whoa* addratt la SOI SUnkrartVy Dnva *300. Plantation, a 33324 (no Mar man X day* kom ma data d ma krai pubacaaon d Ma note* d acaon) and 14* m* ongnal wah m* ctoik d Ma court aahar or ImmetWery maraahar. okiarwaaa a datoUl wd ba araara J agamal you tor m* r*W damandad m m* comptoml or pakkon Mad haram WITNES8 my hand and Vi* aaal d Ma Court al SEMMOLE County Flonda. Ma dty d DEC 28 2000. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Rum Kng ■ . DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF OAVIOJ STERN ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTIFF X I 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE dal* d Vw Drat putueauon d Ma nonce mud Ma Vwa cMme wah Ma Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F TM S NOTICE OR TH M TY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l dhar cradaon d ma dacadanl or atUW mua! Ma Vw* ctavrw w«h Ma Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLARIS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FRED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The del* d ma hrat pubkeabon d Vat Noaoa ■ Oaoarrtoar 31.2000 STEVEN P CCCCHETT1 JULIE EASON SMITH. P A . Attorney Flortda Bar Numbtr 867132 TOM Winter Sprmga Bodavard Ovtodo. Flonda 32783 Tataphona (407)363*810 Facaimie (407)365 1730 Pubkah Oacambar 3 1.2000 and January 7. 2001 V2S3___________________________ M THE C M C U T COURT OF THE 1ITH ju r c ia i rw rirr 2000. icincurr court seal ) MARY ANNE MORSE Ctotk d Vw d o * Court By Dummy W. Bolton Deputy Clark THE UW OFFICES OF OAVO J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8. Umvertay Drtve Sula 500 Ptontakon. FL 33324 (934)233*000 00*0311(CWF) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DOABSJTIES ACT. paraon* wth iSaabRlii naadmg a •pactal accommodation ahouto' contact C O U n t ADMMMTRATION. at the SEMINOLE County Counhouaa d 407*88-4227. , * 00943*771 (TOO) or 1*00*38*770. vw Honda Relay Santo*. Pubkah Oacambar 24. I I . 2000 V217 M TH E C M C U T CO UR T op th e trm JUDICIAL C M C U T, M ANOPOR I COUNTY, JURISDICTION DrWMON CASE NO: SO CA 12SS18P WELLS FAROO HOME MORTQAOE M C. F/KJA NORWEST MORTQAOE. MC PUM R FF VS TERRY L WILLIAMS. AMJA TERRY LEE WILLIAMS, SR IF U V M O . ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISES. QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENOR. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTH ER PARTIE8 CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. TH R O U G H UNOER OR AQAM ST TERRY L. WILLIAMS. AJYJA TERRY U S WSJJAMfc SR : UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TERRY l_ WILLIAMS. AJKJA T IIU IV L U W ILIAM S, a a . IF ANY. FVkMSU D. JOSEPH IF UVMO, ANO IF OCAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEME. DEVISEE. QRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIE NOR. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO (kU OTH ER PARTIES CLAIM, NO AN M TER EST BY. TH R O U O H UNOER OR AQAM ST P A M E U a JO S E P H UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP PAMELA 0 JO SEPH. IF ANY; CENTRAL FLORIOA REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN C OrB/A COLUMBIA MEDICAL C EN TER S AN FO R D , GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION. CENTRAL F IO R E M EDUCATORS FEDERAL CR ED IT UNION;" SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE A S UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION OEFENOANTIS) NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Stannary Find Judgment or toracaoaiva dated Dae IB. 2000 araarad m C M Caaa No. X CA 13M 14P d ma Ckoul C o u l d tha 1*TH Jutkdd Cvcui m and tor SEMMOLE County. SANFORD. Flonda. I wB aa* to Vw ladtad and bad dddbr tar caah d AT W EST FRONT DOOR OP COURTHOUSE d Vw SEMMOLE CouVy Couthouaa kxalad d X I H PARK AVENUE In SANFORD. Florid*.* 1, GO a n o n Vw 18m day d January. 2001 the lottowing daicttaad proparty a* eat term to atad S u m u ry Final JudgmanL towK LO T 10. BLOCK 8. TIER V . TOWN OF SANFORO. ACCORO­ INO T O TH E MAP OR P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK t. PAGE SS. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. F IO R O A Datad IN* lim day d Oacambar. 2000. (C M C U T COURT SEAll MARYANNE MORSE CtaW d Vw CauN Court By Mary Skom* Dacuty Clara T H E U W OFFICES OF DAVE) J. STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Unkraratty Drkra SUto 600 Puraakon. FL 33324 (944)233 8000 00 57696(110.) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH W3AW UTIE3 ACT. pacaon* wah daabWet naad mg a apao al aocommodakon ihoukj oontad COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthuue* at 407*63-4227.1*00045 8771 (TOO) Of 1*00*56*770. vw Flonda Relay Samoa. Pubkah Dacambar 24. 31. 2000 V221 M THE C M C U T COURT OP TH E ISTH JUOICIAL CMCUrT MANOPOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. M ANO FOR S E M M O U COUNTY. GENERAL OENtRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: M CA 1 8 M I I P COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. MC PLAINTIFF VS ROBERT L MORGANS. IF UVMO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. DEVISEES ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CUIM INO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST ROBERT L MORGANS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT L MORGANS IF ANY. SAUSAUTO CASE NO: OOCA 180S 14 P CR O S S U N O MORTQAOE CORP. PU IN TIFF VS ARNOLD P. THOMPSON. IP UVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASStONLCS. UENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TEREST BY. TH R O U GH UNOER OR AOAM ST ARNOLD P THOMPSON. DIANE D THOMPSON. IF UV M O . ANO IF OCAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. 2000 (C M C U T CO UR T BEAU MARYANNE MORSE Clara d ma Ckcdi Court By Mary Strom* Dapotv CtafX T H E U W OFFICES OF OAVK) J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I B. UnNwaty Drtv* Sdto S00 Ptontaion. FL 33374 (044)233-6000 OD30466(FNMA)CMC M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DCSABATDES ACT, paraon* wth dtoabMa* head­ ing a apaoal aocommodakon ahodd oonlad CO UR T AOMMBTRATION. at lh* SEMINOLE County Counhouaa al 407*36*227,1*00033*771 (TOO) or 1*00*86*770. P u b M Daoambar 24.31,2000 V21« M TH E C M C U T CO UR T O P T H S 1 IT H M ANOPOR COUNTY, CASE NOt M OA ISM 34# NATIONAL C n Y MORTQAOE COMPANY PU M TTFP VS EDWARD BMTTH IF L/VMQ, ANO W DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISES, QRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. UENOR. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TE R E S T BY. TH R O U G H UNDER OR AO A M ST EDWARD SM ITH MARGARET 0. SMITH V UVMO. ANO IP DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEE. QRANTT E E . ASSK M F T S . UENOR. CREDITORS, T R U S T IE S ANO A U O TH ER PARTIES CLM M M Q AN M TE R E S T BY. TH R O U O H UNDER OR A Q A M S T MARGARET 0. BMTIH: ORAL O'DONNELL; D B A ASSOCIATION S 7-A .M Q ; CEN TR AL FLORIOA REGIONAL HOSPITAL. A DfVM ON OP HOSPITAL CORPORATION OP AMERICA; CHRYSLER FIRST CREDIT CORPORATION F/KJA t iH u r c a t u a t v c t o rv — SEMMOLE COUNTY. JOHN DOE A M I JANE 0 0 S AS UM040WN TENANTS M DCFENOANT(S) MOTICS OP NOTICE ■ IS. . - M O M Caaa No 00 CA 1444 It d t a e C b c U O o u ld f t o 18TH Judtatd Ckoul kl S IM M O L I CouVy. EANPORO. Flortda, I a * aa* to Via Ngbad «td bad bkktor tor oad( d TH E W EST FRONT DOORI'M ms i Couvy CouthOMM toedadd X I N . PARK AVENUE kl SANFORD. Florida. d t t G O a n . an matEtida) d January, 200, St* luSoaktO daarrtiad pmparty at a d lerSi In aatd Summary Fktd JudgmanL towfc LO T 147. LAKE HARRIET ESTATES. ACCOROtNO T O THE P U T THERB3P AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK 12. PAOES IS ANO IS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. R O R K M Datad M a lim day d D aoatiViar. (C M C U T CO U R T BEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctark dm* Ckoul Gout By-Dorothy W. Bokon T H E u C ^ O F F IC E B OP OAVO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR P U M T V F X I 8. UM araiy Dura auto 800 Ptanlason a 33324 (044)233*000 ' 00-57717(NCM) M ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WTTH D4SASAJTKS ACT, paraorw wdi daabMa* naadS v k o T ^ S ^ T U D tJ V v S T O A T T O H d Vw SEMINOLE Couvy Couthouaa at 407*84*227.1*00184*771 (TOO) or 1*00*84*770, via Flortda Ratty Santo*. Pubtah.Oacambar 24.21,2000 V220 NOTICfl OP PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC NOTICE It Itaraby dran M d. on m* data and Sta ton* M ad baton and oortmung kom day to aai d Pubto Auclon, to St* N g M J btddar. tor oadi at ma warahoua* d STORAGE USA. located d 1007 WEa Sprtnga D r. Wtntor Eprtrnk. Fla. 32708, m* ecntanto U Vw fc6 lot rant and c*wr chargat tor Whtri a ton on earn* to ehknad. to wt: O ATEO FS A L£ nrw ary1S ,S S 01 3 X PM JA N E T EVANS VS CERAMIC MOLDS AND HOUSEHOLD REMS SHANNON DUOAN 612 HOUSE­ HOLD 0 0 0 0 8 ANO FURMTURE. KIOUARA MARTINEZ (1 4 FURM ­ TURE. LEON AND SOMA KEARSE •337 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ROBERT BURNS 0378 H O USE­ HOLD 0 0 0 0 8 . DAWN P A D U A f , M FURMTURE. AudtanaarTkmpa Uqdddora. A S X W daartng dapoai a * b* edtodad tor aadi u d puerwaad and returned diet al oontorva d ma u d The to ba araaka. Sad aata to ba tmdar and by atraa d St* EtohAaa d Sta Etota* d Flonda. maudi caaa* mad* andpro- V206 31.2000 �Sunday, December 31,2000 Lecals Page SB Lecals S e m in o le Herald C la ssified Dept. To P la c e Your Ad want to • Final Judgment of Foradoaura dattd Oecamber IS, 1000. and antand In Caaa No OO CA-1209-14-K.d*w Cats* C o u ld t o 11TH Judctat Cvcm St and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida. BANK ONE, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TR U S TEE F/K/A TH E FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO, AS TRUSTEE la PtotoMI and JAMES T. ROGERS. VALERIE L ROOERS; UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSES­ SION OF THE SUBJECT PROPER- Lecals 21— P e r s o n a l s Sanlora Dating Bureau' RESPECTED « ™ i B T 7 t A g « (50 90) 900-3T2-4477 (24hn) 23 — Lo s t & Fo u n d tie W EST FRONT OOOH OF THE COURTHOUSE. In SEMINOLE Gouty. Florida. d 1100 AM on no 1tti day ol January, 2001, MtoOowtog daaertoad property aa aal torih In eaid Final Judgment, to art U J T 82, LAKE SEARCY SHORES. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCO IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAQES 23. H AND 29. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 71—Help Wanted 27—Nursery A Child Care FuM-llma CDA: Bring In your laat pay chock atub, S we will match LOST DOGI! Smal whae ahori harad dog rmaalng tram homa atnee 12/tBOO Sha has a bkra hamass with a rad rataea tag Sha haa btadugraan ayaa I you see her PLEASE cal (407)322-3977, (2 no answer ptoaaa toava a message) or h to her to her home al tOSCouRy Club Drive Wa love and mss her vary MUCH) I Sha answers to the name ot JO Y. Reward 890.00. Lot 98. DEERSONQ 2, acoonSng to the plet thereof e* to Pitt Book 49, Pages 27 torn St. PUric Raoorda ol Samtoota Couty, Ftortda. pursuant to tie Final Judgment n flUBrtnjl tn ■ ceM pefMfrrg In tiM Court, tie style ol which la Irdossed above. WITNESS my hand and dM at seal ol said Court M e 18th day Cl Maryams More# As Dark d said Court aa. . aaa ea_«._ Wa. 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Dcccmlicr HI. 2000 W as Shannen D oherty a child a c to r? SA TU RDA Y PR IM E TIME HH OAD CAST STATIO N S retire from show business or did you can name them? -- A. C., Q. Did Shannen Doherty of he pass away? - G.D., Joplin, Lansing, Mich. "Charmed" star in a series when Mo. A. Direc versions exist. In the she was a little girl? My friend A. D ie former. Robertson, first film from 1952, Orson says yes, I disagree. A steak din­ Welles was the star and director. now 77, is another one who is ner is the winning prize. - C. still perking along. D ie film was shot between 1949 N., Santa Fe, N.M. Q. 1 love watching "7th and 1952, because of budget dlfA. The late Michael Landon Heaven" on the WB. What other cast Ms. Doherty (at the age of ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• television projects has its star, 11) as Jenny Wilder in the scries, Stephen Collins appeared? - M. "Little House: A New O., Altoona, Pa. Beginning." She Inter went on to A. Collins played the love star In the series, "Our House" interest of Sela Ward on the before "Beverly Hills, 90210." series, "Sisters." He also starred Q. Back in the late 1970s, I in the series, "Tattingers," remember that William Shatner "Working It Out" and "Talcs of starred in a movie with the wife the Gold Monkey." He had star­ of Sammy Davis Jr. Can you tell ring roles in the miniserics, "The me the name of the film and Rhincman Exchange," "Inside refresh my memory as to the Dick and Chicki Kleiner the Third Reich," "Chiefs," "The subject matter? D u n k s in Two Mrs. Grenvilles," "A Ask Dick Kleiner advance. - L M., Pittsburgh, Woman Named Jackie" and Pa. • • • • • • • • • • • a "Scarlett." His TV movies A. D u t 1977 film was called include T h e Betty Broderick ficultics. Joseph Cotton "Kingdom of the Spiders." Story," "An Unexpected Family" appeared as a Senator and Joan Shatner starred with Tiffany and "An Unexpected Life." Fontaine appeared as a Senator. 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TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE. by Mitch Atoom. (Doubleday, $10.06.) The author telsol hie weekly visits to his old coSego men­ tor, who was near dsaffi's door. 4. NOTHtNQ LIKE IT IN THE WORLD, by Stephen E. Ambroaa. (Simon A Schuster, $28.) The story of the men who buM ffte traneoohinontal ralroad. ■ -MAESTRO, by Bob Woodward. (8lmon A Schuster, $28.) Behind the i at Alan Qreenapenls Federal « . JO E OtMAOOlO: The Hero'e Life, by Richard Ben Cramer. (8imon $ Schuster, $28.) From Ban Frandsoo to toa Botfh Bronx: a biography of toa 7. FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS, by Jamse Bradey wNh Ron Powers. (Bantam. $24J6 .) The story of the six men who raised he flag at two Jlma. •LTH E OREATEST GENERATION, by Tbm Brokaw. (Random Houae, $24.06.) The Ives of man and woman who oama of age during the Depression and World W w ll. 8. ON WRITING, by Stephan King. (Sortbner. $28.) The novelst looks back o n N a C "i “ '" ~ J ------------ --- * swuld-be 1*. TH E DARWIN AWARDS, by Wendy Northern (Dutton, $16.96.) improve our gene poor by removing Item from H Fiction 1. TH E MARK, by Tim LeHaye and Jerry B. Jenldns. (Tyndsls, $22.99.) The elgNh volume of ttw Taft Behind* Mriat. In which ths foroee of yXW UH IW um IOTOM Of 9V1I ATwf the rapture of the saved. S. ROSES A M R IO , by Jemee Patterson. (Little, Brown, $26.96.) DetecttveAlexCroeepursueeadleboloel bank robber known as the 1 .0 B C X TH E H A LL* by Mary Hfogtoa Cterk and Carol Higgins dark. (Sortbner/ Simon $ 8chuster, $18.) A private three days Pets com fort to residents at Sanford center y f ost residents at Healthcare and l \ / l Rehabilitation Center of Sanford 1 ▼ JL sd o re Ayla and Chester. And, the pair a n always ready to recipro­ cate the adoration, as long as there's a pat on the head, a scratch behind the ear or a couple minutes of attention given In return. Ayla the golden retriever and Chester the cat were adopted by the center as part of its pet therapy program . While helping to main­ tain residents' sensory skills, the animals alao provide Joy to the people who call the facility "Pet therapy is a way to bring com fort," Activities Director Leslie Everhart said. "It brings back memories of pete they once had, a n d th ey re late t o th e u n co n d itio n a l lo v e b o th Ayla and Cheater provide." Ayla cam e to Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center three years ago, Everhart said. An employee at the center found her in an environment that was detri­ mental to her health and decided the facility w as the perfect home for the golden retriever. Chester became a resident about a year ago after he w as adopted from Animal Rescue. The de-da wed cat teem s perfectly content with his new home, often finding his way to a warm lap or a spot In the sun. "They are both perfect animals for the pro­ gram , Everhart said. "Golden retrieven are such good-natured dogs, and Chester ia so laid-back. The residents just love them ." The feeling ia mutual. During the day, both animals can be found visiting residents' rooms or sneaking a snack from a willing conspirator. The center's employees also enjoy the ani­ m als’ company and take turns feeding them or taking Ayla home during the evenings and weekends. (Chester stays in a dosed room during the evenings). "Everyone enjoys having them around," Everhart said. "They are the perfect animals to have here." and Rehabilitation Center of Senford resident Mary Lee enjoys the comfort of Ayta, a golden retriever, during her physical therapy session. Ayta Is pert of the center’s pet therapy program, which uses Ayla and Chester the cat to help with sensory skills. At left, Chester relaxes on Barbara Quillen's desk. Guillen la the receptionist at Healthcare and Rehabilitation Canter. Throughout the day. Chester can be found relaxing on a desk or a resident's bed. Ayta was adopted by the center three years ago, and Chaster has been at the facility lor about a year. Neither Ayla or Chester fol­ low the traditional -fighting like cals and dogs* myth and gel along quite well. 4. JOURNEY by (Peleoorte. 826JS .)A to tovfsion anchor- beglnetoqueetton her metrtaoelo a powerful men. fc PROMETHEUS O tCSPTlO H by Robert Ludum. (8L Martin's, S27J6.) The C .IA . recruits a former $. W INTER'S HEART by Robert Jordan. (Ibr/Tbm Doherty, $29.96.) The nMh volume In the tanteey eertee "The Wheel of Time.* 7. PftOOfOAL SUMMER by Barbara Klngaolvar. (HarpatCoEns, $26.) The Ivee of men and women, flora and fauna, In ttte mountains of 8. DROWNING RUTH by Christina Schwarz. (Doubleday. $23.98.) In 101$, afler ttte mysterious death ol 8. T N I LAST PRSCINCX by Patricia ComwsE (Putnam, $26.95.) Kay 8carpetta, the chief medoal examiner for the stats of Virginia, comae under suspicion tor murder. 10l T H i BEAR ANO TH E ORAOOH by Tom danoyt (Putnam, $28.99.) Aidsd by tot anMsrrorism specialist John divk, President Jack Ryan contends wtth sinister forest afoot In Russia and China. Caldwell enjoys daily grind at Seminole High Feeding more than 2,000 people each day la no easy Job, but for John Cakfwa*, food aervtoe director at Seminote Hfoh 8chooi, NY toe beet Job In ttte world. CakJwel retired trom the Navy after 26 yeara ol ■ He spent 22 years In the food aervtoe field and now Capo Canaveral wfih Ms w it of 28-years, Jennifer. He started working at Seminole High School tore* years ago after taking a management training program conducted by 8eminoto County Schools Food Service Department which la headed by Food 8eivtoa Director, Dan Andrews. Cakfcrall supervisee 30 employees which he oafied, -toe beet staff in 8emlnote Courtly*. And, after hearing toe comments of several atoll members, the tooling toward their boos la mutual. Helping Cektwefl la Ns assistant manager, Jenefi Harris; Food Service Assistant P J. Anthony, who was named Cafeteria Employee of the Yker and alao Samlnote High School Employee ol the Year, and Lead Cook, Claudette Brown. Hanifcr Staff Writer Arthur ZMInekJ recently talked wtth Cakfwel in the cafeteria at 8emlnote High School. Q: How many students do you feed each day? A: The school has an enrollment of some 2,700 and it's still growing. On an average day, we serve about 2/)00 meals in the cafeteria. I also send three remote carts throughout the campus. Each cart has cold and hot food. We also have an ice cream cart. The kids like to sit around outside and eat. They sit in groups and do what kids do — they talk about w hat's going to happen on Friday and Saturday night. Q: Do you and your staff plan the weekly menu? A: No, we have a standardized menu by Da Daniels. Bach high school will have the same menu. If you go to Oviedo High School and ask for a "turkey club" it will be the same turkey club you get at Seminole High. But the one you get at Seminole High might be a tad bit bet­ ter. Q: Do you serve the same menu each week? A: We have what we call a "cycle." We have basically a food court. Just like the one you would find at Seminole Towne Center Mall. Each day the kids could choose from hoagies, pizza, hamburgers, Dell sandwiches, French fries, garden salads, caizones, soup or dUli just to name a few menu items. We also serve Maxi A, B, C, D, E, and F meals. The Maxi menu is similar to the value meals. All Maxis come with a choice of fruit, tea/lemonade and milk. The students can also "super size" the Maxis and combos. Q: Do you do any of the cook­ ing? A: I do some, but very little. I have people that arc employed here to cook, and they frown on it when I try to cook. They frown on it when I try and do some­ thing because they think I'm an invalid, Caldwell laughed. Q: What is the most popular item on the menu? A: The kids like the pizza the most. It's our own recipe. It was created by Seminole County Schools. We call it Gianni's. French fries are also a very popular Item. See Caldwell, Page 2C �I'ilgC 2C Sunday. December 3 1 .2 0 0 0 T he S eminole H erald Gavel presented to new AARP president The D ecem ber m eeting of the Lake Mary Chapter of the AARP is notable because it’s alw ays the Christm as lun­ cheon and the installation of officers for the upcoming year. A special guest to this y car's luncheon was Paul R. Holmberg. Paul is a vol­ unteer am bassador for f AARP National. He was on hand to install the new officers. Before installing the new officers, Paul asked all the outgoing officers and board members to stand and be recog­ nized. He thanked them for their dedication to the chapter for the past year. Paul then asked the new officers to come to the front and take their oath of office. The new officers are Irene Lobcr, president; Marie Kichno, first vice president; M arie Fratto, second vice pres­ ident; Lee Wild, secretary; and ! Gloria Van Kleck, treasurer. The board members for the upcoming year consist of the new officers and the commit­ tee chairs. After the Installa­ tion, Paulec Stevens made a presentation to outgoing presi­ dent Cynthia Pitcock. Paulec thanked Cynthia for her dedi­ cation and service to the Lake Mary Chapter o f the AARP and then presented her with a plaque of appreciation. Cynthia also had several presentations to make. She called Paulee Stevens and Marge and Jim Carmona to the front of the room. In addition to their other jobs, every other month, Marge and Jim are responsible tor the chapter's newsletter. Paulee is a fre­ quent sketch contributor to the newsletter. Cynthia thanked them for all the help they had been to her for the two years she served as president. Marge had been such an enormous help. Cynthia said that she deserved to be the recipient of the President's Award. Each meeting, Cynthia has recog­ nized someone special with this award. This meeting, the President's Award was to be "Q ueen for the Day." Cynthia crowned Marge for the occasion. Cynthia alBO had presents for Marge and Jim, Paulee and her telephone com­ mittee. The special entertainment for the event was the Southern Edition. Each one o f the members of the trio started out as a mem­ ber of a barbershop quartet. After a couple o f years, the three ended up In the same quartet with another member. When the fourth woman left, the women decided to become a trio, but keep the harmonies and a capella style o f a barber­ shop quartet. Tne three are very reminiscent o f the Andrew sisters. The next meeting of the Lake Mary Chapter o f the AARP is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 16 at 1 p.m ., in the Lake Mary Community Building. M embership in the Lake Mary C hapter is just $3 a year. If you'd like to join, just stop by. Pictured above, Incoming Lake Mary Chapter ol AARP President Irene Lobar receives her gavel from Paul R. Holmberg. At left, outgoing Lake Mary Chapter of AARP President Cynthia Pitcock receives a plaque from Paulee Stevens In appreciation for her service. f many other new office re and board members were sworn in during the recent Lake Mary Chapter of AARP Christmas Thu. JA M . 18 THRU fun. JA M . 21 BD WATERHOUSE n aao D ii Buy tickets at ! tttOtmtmmmtmr outlets, Arena Box Office I Caldw ell-------\ www.HngUng.com C o n tin u ed Ik o n Pmfe 1C : Q: With the large selection of j food, do you gel many com* [ plaints from the students? ! A: When I first came here we j did, but we don't anymore. These kids are our customers, and they know we're serious about our business- My policy is or call ( — if a kid brings something back and he or she Is dissatis­ fied with it, I don’t care what the reason is — too hot, too cold, whatever — I want it exchanged, that's the bottom line. *■ Oh What are your normal work hours7 A : I use to get here between 4 JO a.m. and 5 a m . every day. 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G illls, son of Valerie and Timothy Gillis of Casselberry, w as bom . H unter Xavier Diamond, son of M ichelle Fraser and Jam es Diamond Jr., of O range City, w as bom . D ec. 1 1 , 2 0 0 0 Daryl Christopher Collins, 11, son of Monica and D aryl Collins of Apopka was bom . O livia Danielle Plsani, daughter of Dawn and Rocco Plsani of Lake Mary, w as bom . C harles Everett Fanner, HI, son of Chlrley and Charles Farm er Jr., of Sanford, w as bom . Preston Joseph Ham rick, son of Lauren H am rick and Joseph W oodward of O viedo, w as bom . Bryan Jerem iah Donald, son of Jeanlne Jones and Brian Donald of O rlando, w as bom . Coren M arie Young, daughter of H eather Howard and Steven Young of Sanford, was bom . Dec. 12,2000 Anthony M ichael Saraco, son of N icole and Joseph Saraco o f DeLand, w as bom . Elisabeth M ichelle Saxon, daughter of Rhonda Elllia and Anthony Saxon of Deltona w as bom . Joshw a O m ar Tkvarez, son of M elissa Tbrres and O m ar Tfcvarax, Jr. of O rlando, w as bom . Em ily Iky lor Zielke, daughter daughter of Sarah and W illiami :Zielke of Lake M ary, was bom . Corey W illiam Panacek, son of Mona M oore and Ryan Panacek of Altam onte Springs, w as bom . Am anda Choi Vanamburg-Cruz, daughter of Choi C ruz and Stephen Vanamburg of O range City, w as bom . D e c. IS , 2 0 0 0 Jaryltn Shem ar Black, son of Sheens Blake of Lake Mary, was bom . Rebecca FranchelU M artinez, daughter of Frances Q uiroga of M aitland, was oom . C arter David Allen, son of Noelle and John Allen of DeLand, was bom . Jaim e Leigh Ellen Piper, daughter of Julie and Jam es Piper of Fern Park, w as bom . Skyier M ichael Pascaiella, son of Chert and M ichael Pascarella of Apopka, was bom . Dec. 14,2000 Cody Lee Blount, son of Laurie and John Blount U, of Euatia, w as bom . Daniel Robert Viglictti, son of Virginia and Robert Vlglietti of D eltona, was bom . Trevor Owen Loom is, son of Lola and Steven Loomis Sr., of Apopka, w as bom . Gemini Jesus C ajlgas, son of Cherice Vega ana Edibcrto Cajlgas of Deltona, was bom . Carina N icole Kulbis, daughter of Denise Kulbis of D eltona, was bom . Holly N icole Litzinger, daughter of Tracy Kincaid and Robert Litzinger of DeLand, was bom . Brionna M arie Tanner, daughter of Donna and Brian Tanner of Deltona, w as bom . D e c. 1 5 ,2 0 0 0 Kalab Mack Edwin Cow an, son of Sandy-Joy Padgett of DeLand, was bom . (n n f iu i u | n n iiu i U W IIIIH I Pictured left, m em bers ol the Control Florida R egional Hospital Auxiliary m odel Ihe ‘ latest* tashions. From left m o Jo h n Ridenour, B ea trice Ridenour, D e e Redw ino, Dottlo Floiay. H elen S ta s s e n and D olores Satavatore. Picture a bo v e, Redw lne show s off her talking b a s s while Kathy Elliolt a cco m p a n ies her on Iho piano. Hospital auxiliary elects officers, spoofs latest fashions Nolan, Vice President Doris Elliott, entral Florida Regional Treasurer Thelma Smith, Recording Hospital Auxiliary’ mem­ Secretary Katherine Alexander and bers recently held its Corresponding Secretary Jane quarterly meeting. After Englcbracht. The slate, all carry-overs electing officers for 2001, members from 2000 except the recording secre­ stepped forward to model various tary, will begin the term in January. spoofs on formal, sports and holiday During the fashion show spoof, attire. Dottie Floray introduced each model Elected officers include President and described his or her outfit. Dee Redwlne, President-Elect Louise C Ballet Guild 33 ' In a salute to Ballet Guild o f SanfordSeminole, Ron Rose, president and CEO of the Sanford/Seminole County Chamber of Commerce said: “Your 33r-old organl;Ization [let Guild) h inspired our youth, enhanced our communi­ ty, and has been a strong leader in the cultural development of our city and beyond." As the year 2000 made S Its d eb u t an d e n d ed , after 33 years. Ballet Guild Oorts dancers were still on Dietrich their toes. When the guild was founded back in 1966, skeptics openly predicted it was Although the offer was made to auc­ tion off ihe outfits, no bids were made. Models included Helen Benlon, Mary Boone, Shirley Diedrich, Doris Elliolt, Ray and Jane Englcbracht, Vivian Farmer, Louise Nolan, Martha Novak, Dee Redwlne, John and Ben Ridenour, Nancy Rivers, Dolores Salvatore, Grace Smith and Helen Williams. irry, Ri ode let what all auxiliary Ridenour modeled members should look like while on duty at Ihe hospital. The hospital auxiliary is always in need of new volunteers. If anyone is interested in joining the group, con­ tact Vivian Farmer nr Don Ridenour at 407-321-1500, ext. 5653. old and still kicking a passing fancy. But the handful o f ardent volunteer supporters grew by leaps and bounds to advance the dancers to nation­ al recognition. The Guild’s December performance, "A Holiday Mix & Match (With a Catch!)" attracted nearly a full house at the Winter Springs High School Performing Arts Center. The artistic directors since the guild's inception are the Rye sisters, Miriam Doktor and Valeric Weld. In planning the annual glit­ tering galas, the creative sisters find It difficult to "just play It straight" and deviate from classical ballet to fun and frivolity dances. Pattons can always expect the unexpected from the dancing teachers. Adding to the professional perfor- Daniel Hunalp, renowned lor his tap dartdng expertise, performed with with four BOS dancers In "The Little 8L Nick* by the Beach Boys. The dance featured Malory Gladman and Ashley Rope. mance this year were guest choreogra­ phers, Thom Lake of Lake Mary, a former student who made it to the top; Vince Gargani of Los Angeles; and Kcli Sullivan Palumbo, a former BGS dancer who nuw dances professionally. Before the show got under way, the fol­ lowing awards were presented: Haley Singleton was the recipient o f the Silver Slipper Award for acquiring the most sponsors and Jenny Dennis received the Not* Ferguson D edication Award. * The show opened with Iho lively "Jingle Rock" and held the audience’ spellbound through to Ihe last number, "The First Christmas Morning." Narrator Mark Tarcanu played his own twin broth­ er, Larry the Lumberjack, and recited poetry with a flair In describing the dances. In two previous productions, he played Harry, one of Santa's chosen elves. Thom Lake and Haley Singleton near­ ly brought the house down as they did lift after lift In a new number, "The Silent NighL" A spectacular sight, "Rudolph Mambo" featured Bob Fosseeand 10 high-stepping senior BGS dancers wearing dazzling costumes including sparkling red-sequined derby hats with antlers. Another innovative hit was "dancing trees" when the dancers were covered from head to foot. Tire finishing touch to each costume was a twinkling star on top created by local artist Pam Singlclton. An all-white background was the per­ fect setting for "The First Christmas M om ," performed by an ensemble of 18 BGS dancers. George Weld, Rick McLamb and other capable crew members created Karolyn M antuano co m m a n d ed a u d ie n ce approval, ruling lire sta g e a s this y e a r's “Su gar Plum Fairy* Irom 'T h e Nutcracker.* the snow In tins number. Daniel Hunalp, renowned for his tap dancing expertise*, performed with four BGS dancers in " Ih e Little St. Nick" by the Beach Boys. See Dietrich, I’xge f>C Joella Bowden returns to Sanford during holidays Beautiful, talented artist arid dancer Joella Arlena Bowden was recently home for a month’s visit with her parents, Dr. After giving much thought to her talent and her dreams for success in her life, Joella began to' • • • train In foe Held of dance —. —* with foe Southern A Ballet Theater if p ' , ■ of Florida for S H ballet, Raskin Dance V if x f Theater of Florida for ja z z , School of Art of Florida Jo sita Bow dsn for tap, and Alvin Alley Dance Theatre in New York City for modem dance. Joella's voice training in tech­ niques was acquired at Atlantic City, N.J., and Guam. She has appeared as a dancer with the Southern Ballet Theater in performances of "Carolina Burana," "Bolero," "La "Midsummer's Nights Dream," and "Don Quixote," with great artistic directors, includ­ ing Barbara Riggins and Jennifer VannucnJ. Continuing to perfect tier talents, sne did pro­ duction shows "Fandango," "Shout," "bland Breeze," "Wild Dills," "Jolly § • • piiiS/ jouy Holidays," nouaays, and "Wahoo Baby" In the Atlantic City Hilton in New Jersey, Walt Disney World and Merv Griffin Resorts, and she was the featured dancer at EuroDisney in Paris, France. Joella has shared her talents with the students of Central Florida. She taught intermediate jazz at South Seminole Middle School, where her mother is an assistant principal. She also taught classes in beginning and intermediate ballet at Orlando School of Cultural Dance. There have been many sight­ ings of Joella on television and movie promotions. She lias appeared as Robin in a "Batman ^ * — ftU faJSVraflfc 1 ML " jjfl 1 O x a Id photo by U i n l H m l l n i The Mean G e n e Gospel Radio Ministry and Nat s R estaurant, located at West 13th S t . shared their blessin g s ot giv­ ing with three families this holiday se a so n . and Robin" movie promotion, performed in foe NCAA playoffs half-time show a n d as a dancer/model for Adidas, all for Hanlrive Productions of Florida. For more than two years, Joella lias been living in Sand Castle, Guam. She says she has grown tremendously since living and working in the lovely city. She is featured as captain dancer in tile production of "Fantastique," directed by Jerry Jackson. as she travels around the world as site recruits dancers for Guam and the United States. While visiting her parents, she was honored with a party, where she had a d unce to share her experiences with her uncle. Dr. Clifford J. I lurston of Daytona. Many others of her family, friends, former teachers and i Jassmates attended the gatherMany (ruin Sanford will late Mr. and Mrs. Joel and Mable I lurston, who were former edu­ cators ol ( rooms Academy, and her historically renowned aunt. A n a W ale 1lurston, famous writer and anthropologist. Sec Hawkins, Page bC �Sunday. December 31,2000 TIIKSHMINOI.S HERALD Sanford, n. 32771 407-330 7615 First Christian Church 1607 S. 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December 31. 2000 5C THE SEMINOLE HERALD Family can’t get enough of mother’s new million DEAR ABBY: Because of a serious Illness that resulted from taking a certain medica­ tion, I recently received a set­ tlement of more than a mil­ lion dollars. I have invested .............................. most of the money, and have a cash flow suffi­ cient to take care of emergencies and a few luxuries. I must make Dear sure that these funds • • • • • • • will cover medical expenses for the remainder of my life. Ever since I received the settlement, my family (chil­ dren, parents and siblings) think I'm very rich and that my money is their money, too. They constantly ask me to ball them out of one finan­ cial mess or another, or to buy them luxury items. I have helped them out of tight spots in the past, but they have always squandered their money and have never saved a dime for the future. I go to bed each night sick to my stomach because of die guilt trips they put me through when I refuse their requests for money. They expect me to pay tor every­ thing. Abby, am I being selfish? S.F. IN COLORADO Abby DEAR SJU No, you are being prudent Instead of giving them money, encour­ age your relatives to enroll in credit counseling or money-management courses offered at many colleges. Remember the adage: "G ive a man a fish and h e ll eat for a day. Teach him to fish and he'll eat for life." Continually balling out fam­ ily members is doing them no favor. Ihke care o f your own needs and let them take i care of theirs. DEAR ABBY: There is a I at work I really like. She i not only physically attracf Uve, but her Interests are also similar to mine. Recently we had lunch together. I gave her a rose and a card with a short message telling her how terrific she Is. She read the card after we had our lunch, and the next day I asked her what she thought of it. She told me she "loved it," and complimented me on my spelling and gramman I really like her, but she recently ended a long-time relationship, and I don't want to put her on the spot. How can 1 find out if she likes me as more than a friend, with­ out hutting our existing friendship? IN LOVE ON LONG ISLAND DEAR IN LOVE: Sha has already conveyed an Impor­ tant message. Since she com­ mented only on your spelling and grammar — and not the meaaage in the note you aent her — she's inter­ ested only in a platonic rela­ tionship. R e l ig io n Bad news is best news in letters How many of those chatty, The children all came home bubbly Christmas letters from with top grades..." — should friends and out-of-town relakeep in mind something that fives did you get this .............................. Monsignor Ronald year? We got several, Knox once wrote. but the number is The English cleric p ut down from what it was his finger on the truth 20 years ago. when he said, "Being Most of us have sor any for people who come to realize that arc re fn In trouble ( comes other people don't naturally to most of us, want to read about how but other people's good wonderful life was for fortune is rather boring, us In the last year. Not isn't it?" only that, but we don't Apparently there are Georgs always believe what we other ministers who read. sometimes feel the same "The people who • • • way. I said to a clergywrite these letters and woman the other day run them through the copier for that keeping the Ten all the world to read live Impos­ Commandments doesn't give sible lives," said a letter to tne me as much trouble as St. Paul's editor in the paper recently. "I admonition to the Christians in know of no families that could Rome to "rejoice with those who have such good fortune rejoice." dropped In their laps." " I ’m glad to hear you say People who write these letters that," the pastor confessed. "I every Christmas — "Bill got the have the same trouble with that most wonderful prom otion... passage. When things are going We spent three glorious weeks oadly for me, 1 often find it hard In February just Tazeybonesing' being glad when I hear thin? are going great for some! In the sun in the Caribbean... Plagenz else. But keep that to yourself." We think we like to hear and read good news, but we really don't unless the good news con­ cerns us or somebody in our family. If wc were honest, we would have to confess that bad news makes us happier than good news. Daytime dramas, with their depressing themes, actually lift the spirits of most soap opera devotees. It enables them to feel that no matter how awful life is for them, it isn't os bad as Audrey's. Audrey was married to Steve Hardy, but she wanted a divorce because they couldn't have any children. She then married Tom Baldwin. Now she b going to have Tom's child, but she real­ izes she isn't in love with Tom. She still loves Steve, who b still In love with her. Tom and Audrey were all set to get a divorce, which would have sim­ plified everything, now, ’O ' but ——- • ■ '" V with the baby by cominf coming, Tom feels mig that th b mil ight get them back together, sotne he b contesting the divorce. — - r 1)1 I W t W " > . B » . . «£ T• if ■-• **■" r> * n w p u prnHvi w f lu m m y iiiwuviiii For the seventh consecutive year. Holy Cross Episcopal Church In Sanlord h a s brig h ten ed Christmas Day for tasa fortunate youngsters through the Angel Tree et the Sanford Wal-Mart. Thla year, the church purchased gifts for 14 children at a cost ot more thin $500. The gifts ranged from scooters to compact disc players and clothing. Pictured are Kasmine Sanders, Allison Crowley, Tehiara Wlmberley, Matthew Crowlay, Jalra Cuthbert, Danny Butler, Jam es Ireland. Brian Ireland, Youth Minister Pam Butler and Youth Leader Mary Benton. !, j H. ■ R | DEAR CHRISTY: Way coot, and a new beginning. CONFIDENTIAL TO MY READERS: Happy New Year! While enjoying New Year's Eve festivities, please remem, b e r If you drink, don't drive; if you drive, don't drink] C MOO UNIVERSAL r»E SS SYNDICATE t O 2000, N n n p a p o E n ttfp riM A n n . Nominations for Ascension Lutheran Church of Longwood’s officers and subseuent 2001 election was clayed by the board of direc­ tors until a nominations report could be compiled. Individuab nominated for congregation office include Peter McDonnell, vice presi­ dent; David Isaacson, treasurer; Don Luce, evangelbm; Rose Mary Berg, properties; Wava Swain, senior minister; and Erik Jensen, Vince Lambert and Bill VVachter, elders. The election ballot will be resented to the congregation C services on D ec 31 Mount Sinai Baptist Mount Sinai Baptist Church, 1800 Jerry Avenue in Sanford, Rev. Anthony Miller, Pastor, will hold a Watch Night Meeting, Dec. 31, from 9 p.m. until midnight. Various minbters will be speaking during the meeting. For information contact Rev. Miller at 407-3234)406. Help Needed The American Red Cross b requesting the community’s financial assistance to help victims of recent severe win­ ter weather and tornadoes in the southeastern United States. Freezing rain, snow and tornadoes ripped through Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, Arkansas and Texas on D ec 16, leaving 12 confirmed dead and hundreds injured. Dozens are still missing and hundreds of homes and busi­ nesses were destroyed. Tuscaloosa, Alabama was particularly hard hit by a tor­ nado that swept a path 18 miles long with winds rang­ ing from 158 to 206 miles per hour. To help, contributions can be made to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund by phoning l -800 HELP NOW. Or contributions may be sent to the local chapter, American Red Cross of Central Florida, 5 North Bumby Ave., Orlando, FL 32803. Inter-faith Celebration Sunday, Jan. 14, beginning at 2 3 0 p.m., there will be aninter-falth religious service to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Musical renditions will oc given by the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Choir and other guests. The i will be held in the 3rd Civic Center. For t tickets, call 323-2099 or 32 T - H- E - A- T - R - E for the Performing Arts PRESENTS ItfV. ^ 1/ k , <t V l nA \j LAKE MARY P0INTE Publfousuper markets, inc. DEAR ABBY: I thought maybe your readers would be interested In something I thought o f the other day. At one minute and one second after 1 o'clock in the morning on Jan. 1,2001, the numbers will look like this: 01:01:01, 01/01/01. It won't happen again for 1,000 years! Pretty cool, huh? CH RISTY DAY, M OBILE, ALA. Doesn't it make you feel good to know that your life isn’t that bad? Doesn’t It brighten your day more than those photo­ copied Christmas letters with their hollow cheer? Cleaning up the loose ends of the old y ea r A female reader sent in this reason for hunting's popularity with men: "Hunters ,lve all sorts of reasons why ' iey hunt, but they never men­ tion the real reason. They need to kill. There Is always some­ thing In the hunter's life that makes him doubt his manliness. Either he b unable to have chil­ dren of h b own or he has a nagng wife or a demanding boss, etimes there may be a more personal reason. Killing an ani­ mal supplies thb missing feel­ ing o f manliness." Are there any hunters out there who would like to defend themselves against this charge? Best religious joke of 2000: A sign in front of a Presbyterian Church said, "Re-count your blessings." 3 & I. ^ m Notes Lutheran church nominations for officers listed A n g e l tree \ Church "Hearing is Believing!" Offer G o o d O n ly A t: Lake Mary Pointe 601 W eldon B lvd. (SR 17-92 at Entrance to SCC) Lake Mary, F L (407) 321-7616 GROCERY PURCHASES OF $2S OR MORE LUH5902 1 COUPON PER PURCHASE *NO ALCOHOL • TOBACCO • LOTTO SH l£ SATURDAY, JAN. 6 8:00 P.M. ADULTS $35.00 CHILDREN/SENIORS $30.00 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: (4 0 7 )3 2 1 -8 1 1 1 HELEN STAIRS THEATRE LOCATED IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANFORD 201 MAGNOLIA AVE. �Page 6C Sunday. December 31.2000 T hx S dunouc Hzsald D ietrich Continued from Fife SC Valerie Weld Mid,” Six Santas In "That Man Over there" are always welcome In a holiday production, and this year's Santas outdid themselves." She added, "Swing was not only big this year, but well-rehearsed, smooth and exciting as 15 couples took over the stage and rocked out to "The Man With the Bag." Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole Is a not-for-profit organization funded by spon­ sors and organizations such as the Betty Williams Foundation, a project of the Caolo family. Bach dancer is supported by at least 20 sponsors, thus involving hun­ dreds of patrons each season. The 200001 BGS company dancers include: Angela Baragona, Chelsea Berry, Jenny Dennis, Ashley Dickey, Stephanie Dom, Mallory Giadman, Morgan Greene, Roxanne Hirt, Daniel Hunalp, Kristina Kyle, Dion Leonhard, Tyler Lancaster; Karolyn Mantuano, Shivon McLamb, Jennifer Prendergast, Christina Pruaak, Jacquelynn Ralston, Ashley Rape, Shelby Ratchrord, Courtney Roberts, Danielle Scherer; Lauren Simmons, Haley Singleton, Emma Stevens, Brooke Stillwell and Brittany Van Ness. Guest dancers were: Dennis Hunalp, Will Higgins, Vince Anterino, Mark Tkricano, Nick Baragona, Noah Singleton, G arrett June, Kyle Ricker; Robert Hirt, Thom Lake, Joshua McLamb, Kell Palumbo, Patrick Boot and Mike Farella. Beauty Salon Celebrates H olidays W ith Style Open House was the order of the day every day during Christmas week at Avant's Beauty Salon. N ot only w as Milsdy pampered ana made more beautiful than ever, but she was treated royally. E v iw .fr)k a n iw k M n t table featured a potpourri of delectable goodies and choice of beverages. There were lots of homemade delights as well as sugar-free treats for those watching their waisdlne. But that's not alL Each patron drew a number from a Santa Claus cap for the gift of her choice from a large selec­ tion. She was also presented a purse calendar and an adorable red-nosed Rudolph tree ornament fashioned from clothespins. Later that day, a catered dinner arrived for the employees and they were a merry bunch opening up slews of gifts from their patrons. M anager-owner Kay Wright was in charge of the week's celebration, assisted by stylists, Elaine, Lillian and Anew look The New Tribes Mission International Headquarters, locat­ ed al 1000 E. First 8L in 8anford. recently received a new coaMno ot t The buKdtog, which wee In 1828 aa the Forreet Lake Hotel, has always been white, but now has e custom color ot New Tribes tan. The painting project started In May and was ooniptotod last month. New Tribes Mission (NTM) bought the property, which Included a gymnasium and a IB* unit former motel and classroom bulldog, In May 1877. NTM paid $400,000 and spent another $350,000 In repairs altar N pur­ chased the faoNty. Another parly wanted to buy the property and put up a high-rise condominium. It would have coat $7$,000 to have the hotel tom down. K me ot paint tears used during Vie pel 2,000 hours working on fie project Hawkins Good luck, and all of Florida family and frien love to you. The blessings of giving were shared throughout the holiday season. Sharing with others who were in need was shown in giv­ ing. The Mean Gene Gospel Radio Ministry and N at's Restaurant located at West 13th S t, shared their blessings of giving with three families. Regina Thompson's family was recently burned out of their home. Brenda Walker's family and Rosanna Stephens' family, and the Thompsons, were given a full Christinas dinner; complete Blade Achievement will be held Jan. 12. The program will honor Ruth Hatch Alton, a community activist and Willie G. H olt a retired educator Featured enter­ tainment will indude The Hamilton Singers, The Inspirational Singers, and Broadway star and artist Alton lA jw p . The event w « be held in the concsrt haQ at Sesninofc C o ra u n lty Cottage. • The d ty of Sanford Steering Com m ute, fa r the Martin Luther King J r , Observance has planned events from Jan. 12 to Jan. 13. Priday, Jan. 12, beginning at 7 p m , there wm be an oratorical. poster and essay contest at ths Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Saturday, Ja n IS, beginning at 9 a m , the dedication o f Dtr•Martin Luther King J r, Boulevaid will be held. The lore* tion will be announced. Beginning at 6 p m Saturday, the Martin Luther King J r , Commemorative Banquet will be held in the Sanford Civic Center. Coat is *2 0 for adults and $10 for children 12 end under Sunday, Ian. 14, begitming at 2 3 0 p a rt, there will b ath e tnterfaith religious service. Musical renditions will ba given by the M artin Luther K ir^ Jt Celebration Choir and other guaeta. Both programs will be held In the Sanford Civic Center, For banquet tickets, call 3232099 o r 323-6366. Monday, Jan. 15, beginning at 10 a m ., there will be the Martin buHm K ing Jr. Celebration Parade. Cafl 322-3489 for information. • The 12th annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities will be held Jan. 25 though Jan. 28 in Eatonvilie. . including Rene J. flOman, Sandra Jackson, Christine J. Johnston end Jimmie Jackson. Sanford visitors for the holidays Included Rosa Harold Stephens, Me, and M is. William (Toni) Lockhard, Isaac Williams, Lavene Jackson Thompson, Thomas Wilson ffl, Kim Brinson and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis (Doris) Goins. All my readers, family and friends are wished a blessed new year! L°L0CALPADSS LOCALPEOPL108 s e r v ic e Slngla C o py and Rack salaa will ba handlad by; Cantral Florida Distributing Edward Kramarcik (321)299-0740 Cal1 Lorrie Knunardk (321)2994)741 Singla copy prlco la 60# aa. Iff you would Ilka to soil tha Ssm lnols Harald or hava a rack at your b u l n aaa p— aaa call ua. O n e Year O f Mailed D e live ry � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2000 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 2000. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 2000; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d1c944b386165dad29618f11bbd56228.pdf efe109598fcce94cf1deeb64bb8a4315 PDF Text Text NOVEMBER 5, 2000 ■r"', W > U iJ •VJ i v / City, county discuss hotel p ro ject By Joe DeSantis and Dan Ping of the Herald Staff Opener it a Thriller The SCC Raiders gave their fans a thrill In the season opener, coming from behind to defeat the defending state champions from Brevard Community CoAege. * P age1B SAN FO RD — To build or not to build a proposed waterfront hotel and confer­ ence center in Sanford remains a $64question this week following a Tuesday workshop between city and county offi­ cials. Representatives from county and d ty government, the county's Tourist Development Commission and other players In the mix heard a lengthy pro- Henley directs staff, tourist council to provide recommendations to board poaal from consultants from Real Estate Research Consultants and Hunter Interests about two possible construction scenarios. No votes were taken on the issue and the county now has the burden o f mov­ ing forward with the project. Commission Chairman Carlton Henley asked both the TDC board and county staff to look at the various proposals and make their recommendations to the com­ mission in the near future. Tuesday's workshop session was Ihe latest step in a hotel-conference center sojourn that began back in 1994, ing development consultant Dav._ r r p'Hunter of Hunter Enterprises, Inc., to state, "D on't screw up for another six years. If you're going to build it, build it now." Sanford Mayor Larry Dale reminded county officials that constructing a con­ ference center was the county's idea, not See Hotel, Page 8A S C C ’s new cam pus passes test C lo w n in g a r o u n d 1,200 students sign • up for spring sem ester c la sse s Cruisin' By Joe DeSantis Staff Writer The Celery City Cmteera roO into town next weekend for what la expected to be one of the biggest classic car ehows In the region. MC SANFORD — If you build it, they will come. Seminole Community College has built it. And they are coming. Six years of planning, 18 months of construction, and some $30 million in funding later, SCC's dream of the Oviedo Program campus is now reality. School officials launched a "soft opening" registration this past week and by all accounts conservative estimates of 1,200 students signing up for the faculty's first semester that New cart on the way for COPs New cars a n on the way for the Seminole County Sheriff's Office Citizens on Patrol (COP). Tha_voluntsen had been using old patrol vahkk^C Tw I& rodnand- 8 ix new Chevy Malibu sedans will soon be deliv­ ered to all six Seminole County Sheriff's district offices to replace older ca cars, some of wh the early 1990a. TWo newer vehicles may be retained as reserves in case something happens to one o f the new ca n . The COT c a n can y police radios and have amber lights on top. Public Information Officer Steve Olson explained that Citizens on Patrol play a vital function at the sheriff’s office. While volunteers have no arrest powers, they do provide added eyes in the community. They also help direct traffic outside of schools, at major events and accident i They also distribute crime alerts to businesses and homeowners associations. Many of ths volunteers put in numerous hours with the search and rescue team. At the moat recent Seminole County Sheriff's Office awards ceremony, COP volunteers received a unit citation as well as many individual awards. Somlnola Smlla V - rfQURS - J a n u a r y 3 w ttra \u»t llu il. Hm M photo by Tommy Vlneon* a, la not aura ha 1 m Via down t o e pakit batng applad by his teacher. Timothy and his classmates at the Sanford Housing BegtnNnge CMd Cara participated In a fa* fastival Tuasday. - Sec SCC, Page 6A — 2 6 th A n n u a l G o ld e n A g e G a m e s — M ealor presides over final m eeting as m ayor ' I think o f you as a mentor and an honest person in dealing with every iaaue you've LAKE MARY — M s resolved/ over Da Commisaionen planned a for his last d ty commissioners commission roast the departing mayor Nov. meeting Thursday nightt, 17. In a precursor to that event Mealornaa served — ■ commissioners said a few the d tv of Lake **Thta la M fla ln ty n o t Mary lor 12 yean. words about Commissioners what Mealor's thanked him for service has jo b y o u 'v a d o n a his y ean of ser­ meant to them. vice, for his abili­ "You've been ty to work the a political soul commission aa a Lake Mary Deputy Mayor mate, we've team and then agreed on so presented him with a plaque many issues over the y ean, and gavel. said Commissioner Gary Brender. "This is certainly not enough to show our appreciation for Commissioner A1 Crump the job you've done," said Deputy Mayor Thom Greene, 8 m M salot Paget A By J « M 8 . Jacob* Com m ittee making progress for airp ort m em orial By Joa Doilantia Stall Writer Lerma Stainer - Greater of the new Albertson's conservative. Bob Ledford, Director of Communications and Marketing, now says projec­ tions call for as many as 4,000 students enrolled on cither a full-time, part-time, community education, or personal enrich­ ment class basis. "W e'll take full possession of the facility next week when we are issued our certificate o f occupancy," Ledford explained SAN FO RD — Sanford's grass roots movement to place an aircraft memorial at the Sanford Orlando International Airport continues to make progress. Tne planned memorial, to be placed on site at the airport will honor those who served here and often returned follow­ ing World War II to make Sanford thd r home. Five sub-committees of the Sanford Airport Memorial Committee (SAMC) have been formed with respective chair­ persons. They include: Finance-Bob Parsell; Marketing Membership-Petty Mahany; Relocation-Glen 1*1 vis; Site Development-Jack Dow; and Aircraft1Prepai Preparation-Tom Royal The committee now has a bank account set up with seed money and is in the develop­ mental stages of a marketing plan. "Getting the marketing plan and funding in place are the two biggest priorities at this point, "s a id finance sub-chair Parsell. "W e're also looking Into developing some corporate Sm Memorial, Page BA Canoe competitors form friendship on shore Staff Writer SA N FO RD — The canoe rac­ ing events at Lake Carols in the Golden Age Games Wednesday morning saw an on-going but friendly competition. The two men involved were R um Moncrief of Sanford and Cornelia Feenstra of Leesburg. Both men participated in the sprint* t event as well as the obstarace. a e !ra c i Last year, each won one of the events. This year, Feenstra took both, but only by a nose Moncrief (who owns and sup­ plied the canoes) had the profes­ sional rowing style of sticking to one side with a hook approach which allowed him to row with­ out having to switch sides with the paddle. Moncrief and his wife Katey, have owned and operated Ka ley's Landing for 26 years, and are familiar with han­ dling canoes. Feenstra, originally from the Netherlands, does not have s e e m to a canoe during non­ games time. His style was backand-forth with the paddle. He commented that the last time he was in a canoe was at last year's Sanford Coldcn Age Games. When asked how ne prepared for this year's race, he comment­ ed, "M y daughter drove this morning, so I was able to just rest up on the way here." Yet the winning times in the sprint, one circle around seven markers in Lake Carols, were 1:08:47 for Moncrief, and 1:06:87 photo* by Tommy Vlneon* Moncrief and Cornells Feenstra are tough competitors In the Golden Age Games canoe race, but they don't let that competition spoil their tun. Feenstra won two gold medals, while Moncrief took home two silver. In one race, Feenstr defeated Moncrief by a mere 32 onehundredths ot a second. for Feenstra, who won the event by less than two seconds in the age group of 75 to 79. Both men are 77 years old. After the women had their turn at the sprint races, it was time for the obstacle race. In this race, competitors had to negoti­ ate the canoes back and forth between each of the seven mark- * See Canoe, Page 8A �Cage 2A Sunday. November 5.2000 Tm: S eminole I I eraiji S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY C elebrating a failed disaster O u t & A bo u t sat E v er heard o f so m eone celebratin g b ecau se a d isaster d id n 't o ccu r? T h e . B ritish d o it every year. T h e event is know n as G uy Faw kes Day. O n Nov. 4 ,1 6 0 5 , a plot w as uncovered. C o n sp irato rs planned to blow up the H o u se o f P arliam en t in L ondon and kill K in g Jam es I. Tw enty barrels o f g u np ow ­ d er had b een hidden in the ce lla r under P arliam en t, but w ere d iscovered at the last m in u te on th e very ev e o f the intend ed exp lo sio n . H isto ry say s there w ere at least 11 peop le involved in the plot, bu t only o n e h as been rem em bered , G uy Faw kes. T h ey w ere in „ tried and convicted P fe ifa U f and on Jan . 31 they w ere beh ead ed w ith * th eir h ead s d isp layed on p ik es on L ondon B rid ge. T h at sam e year, the B ritish P arliam ent estab lish ed a law estab lish in g Nov. 5 (the d ay they w ere cau g ht) as a d ay o f p u blic th an k sgiv in g . It is still celebrated today, w ith b o n fires and celebratio n s. O ften , an old verse is repeated : "R em em b er, rem em ber the fifth o f N ovem ber. G u n p o w d er treason and plot. I see no reason w hy G unpow d er Treason, Should not be forg o t." S o m uch fo r the history lesson. B u t it d o es g iv e o ne reason to w onder if w e, here in the U nited States, m ight also ce le ­ brate a failed disaster. T h e o ne that com es to m ind im m ed i­ ately is the end o f the C uban M issile C risis on O ct. 2 8 ,1 9 6 2 . T h a t's w hen the S o v iet U nion agreed to P resid en t K en n ed y 's d em and th at the m issiles, w hich w ere a serio u s threat to o u r n atio n , be p u lled o u t o f C u ba. A lth o u g h n ot an official o bserv ance, it w as a d ay in w h ich m ost o f us heavec^ a sig h o f Telief. O f co u rse sim ilar feelin g s o f.th a n k fu l- l n ess w ere n atio n w id e at th e end o f each o f o u r w ars from the R evolu tionary, .Wax.-.throu gh th e V ietnam and G u lf w ars. An end to th e k illin g s and su fferin g. P erh ap s th ere is even going to b e that sig h o f re lie f a fte r th e vo tes have been co u n ted in o u r n atio n al and local elec­ tio n s Tuesday. A nd d o so m e o f us celeb rate because so m e h u rrican e d id n 't v isit us here in C en tral F lo rid a? W h atever! W ith next w eek en d 's V eterans D ay o bserv ance, a tim e to honor a ll o f o u r serv icem en and w om en w ho h elp ed p re serv e o u r n atio n , I thought it m ig h t b e ap p ro p riate, at least on this G u y F aw k es Day, to co n sid er a few o f th o se d isasters w hich D ID N 'T occur, and o th e rs w h ich co nclu d ed befo re m ore p eo ­ p le w ere k illed . Pretend officer A Daytona Beach man found himself under arrest Friday morning after allegedly flashing a badge and trying to pull over a motorist, who turned out to be an off duty officer. Daniel Blais, 19, reportedly tried to pull over an off-duty Orlando police officer late Thursday on Interstate-4 near Longwood. The false officer reputedly flashed a silver m rtal badge and pulled in front o f the off-duty officer, activating a red and blue strobe light wired to his taillights. The apprehension was not Immedi­ ately reported but Blais was apprehended at the Longwood 1-4 rest area. He reportedly told a Seminole County Sheriff's deputy he was a bond enforce­ ment agent, then stated he was not. The off-duty officer was iden­ tified as David Mixon. A special musical presen­ tation w ill b e offered at W in ter Sp rin g s H igh S ch oo l, Saturday, Nov. 4 [ at 7:30 p.m . abS a lu te b y M u sic, w ill fea­ ture the Sound o f Sunshine Show Chorus o f the Sw eet A delines International,-----starring Riptide and the Junior/Senior G irls Chorus o f W inter Springs H igh School. Tickets are $15. For m ore inform ation phone Sharon W alewski at 407-339-9385. MON A boy chase* ducks and pigeons around near th* shore of Lake Monro*. H*. Ilk* many other 8 *minot* residents, was *n|oying last Friday's warm and sunny weather. W h a t P re s id e n ts , a n d o th e rs , s a y Opinions about the nations highest ranking office Compiled by Nick Pfetfauf Staff Writer 3resident VJTWW L WfMkC ^ r\d th at tine PreetderA ‘p la ce » »•»« post) While in office, or aftflr leaving, , If in the very thick of the fight; have commented about tHkpotition.A thaMie care passionately about the In pondering this year's presidential fate o f the people he leads, election, it may do well to recall what some have said. Others have also commented. Clarence D arrow mad* an interest­ Thomas Jefferson — No man will ing observation — When I was a . boy, 1 was told that anybody tepid ever bring out of the presidency, the become president. I'm beginning to reputation which carries him into i t believe. Mahatama Gandhi put It In blunt terms — President means Harry S. H um an — The White chief servant. House is the finest prison in the world. On the need to take part in the voting process, the following quotes Lyndon B. Johnson — My most have been reported: fervent prayer is to be a president who can make it possible for every boy in this land to grow to manhood Dwight D. Eisenhower — The by loving his country — instead of future of this republic is in the hands of the American voter. dying for it. Caught in the act A single family residence on Mission Road in Oviedo was burglarized in broad daylight Monday, Oct. 30. Taken were a semi-automatic handgun, bot­ tles o f alcohol, prescription medicines, a can of pepper spray and personal items. TUesday, Oct. 31, the same Oviedo residence was again burglarized in the morning. When officers arrived at the res­ idence with the homeowner, the subject was found inside the home and taken into custody. Arrested was Marcus W. Gridley, 16, of Shed Street in Oviedo. The firearm and other stolen items were recovered. Indecency Michael Stevens, 51, listed as a homeless Sanford resident, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. Officers were called On Mm tiwm Tyree. JH Priding * Production Manager •Press 4 Camara JohnCoMman Row e Lavender TedWafcer te a B* Egan •Competing S Prepress Frada Haknara Charyi Smrth D M Kouiptnui R epublic N ew spapers. Inc. John F. Kennedy — The John F. Kennedy — You can milk American presidency will demand a cow the wrong way once and still more than'ringing manifestos issued be a farmer But vote the wrong way the rear o f the battle.ft'w ill >v ’ -o n a wateMawer and you can be in <A>ublc.»u»i» —.................«... AbrdhU&fJhcolh — Among free men there can be no isuccessful appeal from the ballot to the bullet. Leaders of other nations have also voiced their opinions: C hari** D * Gaulle — Politics Is too serious a matter to be left to the politicians. Nikita Khraschev — Politicians are the same all over. They promise to build a bridge even where there is no river. And again — wrapping it all up — Bernard Baurch once suggested. Vote for the man who promises least — h e ll be the least disappointing. the parking lot of Seminole County Health Department on W. Airport Boulevard. The vehi­ cle has been recovered by police at 13th Place and Olive Avenue. Police Blotter to the 1200 block of West 13th Street in regard to a man seen exposing himself In public. They located him behind a busi­ ness in the 1600 dock of West 13th. The two arresting officers said while they were question­ ing the suspect, he exposed himself to both of them. He was charged with two counts of indecent exposure in public. Stolen vehldes A 1991 Dodge Caravan was reported stolen TUesday from A 1997 Tan Toyota, license number L75-79V is now entered on the stolen vehicle list in Sanford. According to the inddent report, on October 8 , a woman was arrested on drug related charges. When being taken to jail, 6he asked a male to drive her Toyota to her home. On Oct. 31, she told police she is unable to locate the man or the vehicle. A 1987 Chevrolet was report­ ed stolen on O t. 26 in the 1300 block of Osceola Avenue. It was recovered Monday in the 1100 block of First Drive In Sanford. Charles Daniel Cooke, 46, of West Airport Boulevard, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Wednesday. Officers said he had struck a female with a wooden stick. He was charged with aggravated bat­ tery. TVafflc stops Roger Allen Werner, 42, of Casselberry, was stopped by Sanford police on MdTracken Avenue near Persimmon Wednesday. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, no valid drivers license, possession of a canceled/revoked license, and violation of license restrictions. Demetrias L Smith, 19, of West 2nd Street, was stopped by police on Madera Circle Wednesday. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, resisting an officer with­ out violence and attached tag not assigned. T he S eminole H erald “Serving Sem inole County Since 1908" Sunday. November 6 .2000 • Vol. 93. No. 40 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapera. Inc. • 300 N. French Ava . Santord. F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fa* (407) 323-9406 A uto N ation C hrysler Plym outh Je e p and O rlan d o D od ge are invit­ ing high school students in Sem inole County to experi­ ence a dru nk d riv in g sim u ­ latio n , N ov 6 and 7 at Seminole. H igh School, 2701 S. Ridgew ood Avenue. The event w ill b e from 7:15 a.m. until 2:30 p.m . Students w ill b e allow ed to take a spin in a specially equipped N eon to experi­ ence firsthand the dangers o f im paired driving, w ith­ out taking a sip o f alcohol. A ll high school students and interested m em bers o f the com m unity are w el­ com e to attend aa partici­ pants or observers. Those w ithout driv ers licenses w ill b e Invited to be pas­ sengers. TUES Sem inole County, d tn li w ill convw s« »■ .arwi# W inter S p rin g s H ig h e r r School, Tliesday; NbW'Movan aw ards ceremony. Students w ill be given aw ards for Si recent SC T E Poetry C o n test. Adm ission is $2 per person w ith w in­ ners adm itted free of charge. For additional inform ation contact M elissa Laudanl at 407-871-7035. L ake M ary Elem entary S ch oo l is hosting a S ch o la stic B o ok Fair through Nov. 10 in the school's media center, 132 S. Country C lub Road, Lake Mary. The fair w ill be open during norm al school hours and w ill Include one night o f evening hours. O n Nov. 7, fam ilies can shop from 6 to 9 p.m. Proceeds from the fair are used to purchase books for the M edia Center. For more inform ation, call Lake M ary Elem entary at 407-330-5650. THUR] T h e Sem in o le County D em ocratic E xecu tiv* C om m ittee w ill meet Thursday, Nov. 9, at 7 p.m. at the C asselberry Branch o f the Sem inole County Public Library, 215 N. Oxford Road. Among topics w ill be an analysis and discussion of the election. Everyone is w elcom e to attend. For additional inform a­ tion phone Phyllis Sm ith at 407-339-2949. �T tti S eminole H d u l d Sunday, November 5. 2000 Page 3/\ Obituaries CRAVONS D. CLEMONS Craven* D. Demons, 65, Sidney Street, Rochester, N.Y., died Sunday, Oct. 30,2000 at Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester. She was born fan. 6,1935 in Orlando. She was a retired Insurance agent ■8' and a beautidan. She belonged to Aenon Baptist Church, Rochester. Survivors Include sons, Lawrence and Christopher Clemons, Alonzo Williamson and Alexander Abney, all of Rochester; daughter, Chandra Williamson, Daytona Beach; broth­ ers, Louis C. Henderson, Jr., Baltimore, Md,, Harold 5. Henderson, Rochester; sisters, Fiye Williams, Sanford, Nelwyn Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. RAINFORD ORLANDO COOPER Rainfotd Orlando Cooper, 45, Lake Breeze Circle, Lake Maty, died Saturday, O ct 29,2000. Bom in Jamaica, West Indies, he moved to Lake Mary from Sarasota In 1996. He waa a heavy equipment opera­ tor in the construction industry, and a Methodist He was a veteran of the US. Navy. Survivors Indude wife, Brenda Joyce Cooper, Lake Mary; daugh­ ters, Shamese Merrit, Monica Lori Cooper, Altamonte Springs; son, Rainfotd Cooper, Jr., Lake Mary; daughter, Anlssa Eve Cooper, Lake Mary; mother, Rudy Johnson, Englewood; one grandchild. Baldwin-Fairchlld Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. J. WAYNE JOHNSON J. Wayne Johnson, 70, Oviedo, died TUesdsy, O ct 24,2000. Bom March 23,1930 In Big Creek, Mias, he moved to Central Florida in 1967. He was a former execu­ tive with Sean h Roebuck, a citrus and horse grower in ir Geneva,!owner of Orangewood’s Feed and Tack 7 ■tores in Oviedo, Geneva and Chuluota. He owned and oper­ ated Deer Run Hunting Dub. He was a member; deacon and former Sunday school teacher and choir member at First Bsptist Church of Oviedo. SufttVon include wife, Patricia; aorta, )a»ee M.P.yLake Mary, Jon, Duluth;Oa-i Chari lie, Geneva; dattghtan Barbara (BJ) Jenklru, Brandon, mias.; brothers, Martin. Vicksburg, Miss., \flalter, Tunica, Mias., Glenn, Grauna Miss.; sisters, Grace Young, Jackson, Miss., Bettye Bennett Kilgore, Tex., Bobbie , Miss.; 12 grandStinson, Jackson, Ja I children. Burial was in the Geneva Cemetery. RICHARD NADWODNY Richard Nadwodny, 55, Sunrise Boulevard, DeBary, died Tuesday, Oct. 31,2000 at Florida Hospital, Fish Memorial Orange City. Bom in Philadelphia, Penn., he moved to DeBary from Fort Pierce In 1989. He was a retired maintenance foreman for Florida Power It Light former president of Local Union 627, a US. Army veteran and a Catholic. He belonged to Bromelaid Society, Sanford. Survivors include wife, Donna P., DeBary; daughters, Mari Nadwodny, fort Myers, Jessica Nadwodny, DeBary; father Alexander Nadwodny and step­ mother Ann Nadwodny, both of Fort Myers; brother; Alex, Fort Myers; sisters, Patricia Elmore, Fort Myers, Betty Cutrera, Vero Beach, Connie Loton, Port Charlotte, Lucinda Bell Fort Myers; one grandchild. Baidatiff Family Punrral Home, Orange Oty, in charge of arrange­ ments. MARY L. NORDMAN Mary L. Nordman, 81, Chipola Avenue, DeLand, died Wednesday, Nov. 1,2000 at Woodland Terrace Nursing Center. Bom June 9,1919 In WUkesbarre, Pena, she moved to Central Florida from Columbia, S.C in 1981. She was a floral designer and owner of Deltona Florist She was Catholic by faith. She waa a member of American Legion Auxiliary Post 53, Sanford, past rladam President of the Fraternal Fretcm Madam Onier of Eagles, Sanford. Survivors Indude daughters, Si Dobbeck, Marblehead, Onto, Charlotte C. Hidgon, Deltona, Christine Berry, Excelsior Springs, mo.; sister; Charlotte A. Walsh, Stuart; five grandchildren; six great­ grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. KATHRYN Y. OTTO Kathryn Y. Otto, 58, Wlntergien Drive, Sanford, died Monday, O ct 30,2000 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom in Savannah, Go, she moved to Central Florida from Gainesville in 1965. She was a licensed practical nurse and a Methodist She belonged to the LPN Aflsodfttkx! Survivors indude sister; Sarah uuo, aimora. Baldwin-Fairchlld Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel Ssnford/Lske r Mary, in charge of airangsmynts. --••«< JAMBS H. PALMER T, IA Jarras E ‘ Buddy' Palma; 66, Lake Monroe, died Wfadnmday, Nov. 1,2000 at Central Florida Regional Hospital Sanford. Bom April 24,1934 in Winter Haven, he moved to Lake Monroe from Bartow 29 years ago. He was a resi­ dential and commercial carpenter. He was a Baptist Survivors include daughters, Theresa S. dark, Bartow, Lome L. Scott Lake Monroe; brother. Jack, Aubumdale; sister, Annie Resets, Bartow; four grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Saturday, Nov. 4 at 11 u n . at Church of Christ Cemetery, Eagle Lake, with Rev. Lloyd W. Scott offi­ ciating. Interment will follow In Church of Christ Cemetery, Eagle Lake. Whidden-McLean Funeral Home, Bartow, In charge of arrange­ ments. SAM PENERTON Sam Penerton, 94, Grasmere Court, Mansfield, Ohio, died Monday, Oct 30,2000 in Lexington Court, Ohio. He was bom in Coffee County, Ala. He was a laborer, a Baptist, and a veteran of the US. Army. Survivors Include wife, Ivey, Mansfield, Ohio; daughters, Carrie, Homestead, Annie Latimore, Mansfield, Geraldine Lewis, Newark. N.Y., Mary Marriott, Mansfield, Oemmie Miller, Charleston, Vk; sons, Elmer, Fayetteville, N.C., Darnell Portsmouth, Va.; sister, O n McConeU, Chicago; 22 grandchil­ dren; 26 great-grandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchlld Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. J O E PERDUE Jo E Perdue, 76, North Winter Park Drive, Casselberry, died Monday, O ct 30,2000 at Florida Transport Out Of State $1,495 $450 $795 Wc A ccept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 _________ ny, i Floridai fro from Colorado Springs, Colo, in 1967. She was a retired nurses aid for DeBary Manor Nursing Home, DeBary. Survivors include son, Mike Scaggs, Deltona; three grandchil­ dren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, In charge of arrange­ ments. LI ESELOTTE SCAGGS Licselotte Scaggs, 80, Nesbitt Street, Deltona, died Monday, Oct. 30,2000 at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in T H - E A - T - R E EDNA 'M ICKEY' E RECK Edna'M ickey'E Reck, 78, Horseshoe Falls Drive, Ormond Beach, formerly of Sanford, died Monday, Oct 30,2000. Bom Dec. 25, 1921 in La Grange, Ga., she moved to Sanford in 1953. She waa former assistant manager of WTRR Radio in Sanford, a member of Tomoka United Methodist Church, Ormond Beach, former member and treasur­ er of the Congregational Christian Church of Sanford, and a Pfok Lady at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Survivors include daughter, Barbara Ellefson, Thomson, I1L, son, William 'B ill' A. Reck, Canton, N.C; two grandchildren; five great­ grandchildren. Funeral services will be Friday, Nov. 10, at 2 p m In the Briaaon Funeral Chapel with interment to follow In the Geneva Cemetery. Central Florida Lyric Opera, Inc. Tlta Pirataa ol Pantanca' B y Oilbari S Sullivan Wetdva Rlvar Players ‘A Fumy Thing Happened on the Way to ttta Forum' Friday, Novanbat Serf - 6pm Saturday, Novambat *m •Bpm Sunday, Novambat 5tfi - 2:30pm Saturday, N ovam bat tim ■ 7.30pm Then Challenge Graduation Exercises | Fab Follies 2000 Friday. N ovam bat 24m 730pm Saturday, N ovam bat 25m 200pm Sunday, N ovam bat 26th 200pm Saturday, N ovem ber 18, 2000 6:00 PM C a ll B o x O ffic e fo r M o re In fo rm a tio n (407)321-8111 c u m s POSLEY Curtis Posley, 78, of Sanford, died Friday, O ct 27,2000 at Central Florida Regional Hospital Sanford. Bom In Rapton, Alav he moved to Sanford from Mima 88 years ago. Survivors indude wife, Irene, Free GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES C r e m a tio n Friend* may cal) at the funeral home Friday, Nov. 10 from noon until time of service. Briaaon Funeral Home, Sanford, In charge of arrangements. i eight years ago. She was a HUUCnulBCf homemaker ■t T Baptist and e member of First Church of Altamontet Springs, f Survivor* indude scans, sons, IGary, Virginia Beech, Va, Richard, Casselberry; daughters, Gayle Wise, Casselberry, Connie Carter; Stafford, Va^ brothers. Weaver Edwards, Suffolk, Va., Troy Edwards, Altamonte Springs; stater; Faye Ashby, Altamonte Springs; four grandchildren. Banfidd Funeral Home, Winter Springs, In chargt of arrangements. Family Owned &vServing Central Florida For 10 Yean B u ria l Sanford; Sons, Curtis, St. Petersburg, Ben, Hilbert, Arthur, Willie, Tallon, Curtis Williams, all of Sanford, James, Titusville; daugh­ ters, Alvanla Mae Strozler and Myrtle Hudson, both of Titusville, Grecy Lee Posley, Oviedo, Alice Manley, Dover, Del, Barbra Ann Capers, Gloria Flounory, Cassandra Owens, Mary Ramos, viola Posley, Sharond Howard, Thelma J. and Vickie Posley, all of Sanford; sister, Pearlie Wright Foltz, Port St. John; brother, Robert Barkin, Titusville; a boat of grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren. Funeral services were scheduled for 1 p m , Saturday, Nov. 4 at the Robert L Evans National Guard Armory in Sanford with burial at La Grange Cemetery, Titusville. Lewis-Ray Mortuary, Inc., Titusville, In charge of arrangements. Annuity Review Changing Merest ralea and market oondtoone may aBect toe return on your Invertmania. tndudra vour annuity. 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November 5,2000 THE SEMINOLE HERALD O p in io n Our View X CtoN 'T KNeW V ote ‘Y es’ fo r tra ils rbucMt W /LL B a ,B u T I v W io Aa Seminole voters head to the polls Tuesday, we'd like to encour­ age voters to pull the lever for some one you haven't heard much about this election year — Mother Nature. Specifically we of the ref* erendum asking Seminole County residents to support a $25 million bond issue to expand the Natural Lands Program to include trails and greenways. Such as vote is not without precedent. Ten years ago, residents of approved a measure that allowed the county to purchase and set aside 5,600 acres of environmental lands. We believe the current proposal is a logical extension of that 10-year-old Initiative and would help improve the quality of life, an issue commonly talked about as Central Florida experiences more and more commercial and residential growth. What do we get for the money? For starter, safe connections for our children to walk or bicycle to school. Under tire proposal, 23 schools will be connected to surrounding neighborhoods, as will 34 parks. There will be more than 30 miles of unpaved trails for hiking and horseback riding and a riverwalk along Lake Monroe from downtown Sanford to the Central Florida Zoo. The Seminole Weldva Trail in Altamonte ite Springs will be extended and so will the Florida National Scenic TVai! through Longwood, Lake Mary and Quduota ny more items the bonds will fund, and 100 percent There ate many of the $25 million will go to building or expanding trails. Yes, $25 million is a lot of money, out wrten you consider that each household will pay approximately $10 per year for the next 10 years, that's a cost all of us can afford for an improved quality of life. f o R H r M p a c f lw e i H K 0 H fS S T Y ie . , Shame on Grant Maloy Don't be fooled by his Boy boo Scout looks, Grant Maloy is a snake in piece depicts Andrew 1 'an Gaale as a irewVi the gram. His recent campaign pi good ole boy" friend o f Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and daima, among its many falsities and mistmtns, Van Gaale has been ’ on Mayor Duke's payroll for years.’ That's a liar's way of saying Van Gaale was an employee of the dty of Sanford. In fa ct Van Gaale was an employee before Dale ever to w office. Here's the fact of the m atter Grant Maloy is running scared. He's spent his four y ean in office aa the county's leading naysayer; and now it looks as if he'll lose his seat to Van Gaale, ayoung man who will bring a positive attitude Into office. Don't foil for Mabry's Just how desperate Is Maloy? The only positive thing he could extract from an Orlando Sentinel editorial endorsing his opponent was that Maloy is ’ basically a nice guy.’ That kind of backhanded compliment fiuls in the same category as "H e doesn't lie too much,” or ’ He doesn't smell too bad.’ Maloy claims to be a ’ friend of Sanford,” but he's far from I t Sanford voters need to remember Malay's actions during the adult entertainment debate. As the county commission searched for ways to limit the sleaze industry, M alay's solution was to set aside a 400 acres of land next to the Sanford airport for strip dubs and adult bookstores. That's not the kind of commissioner we want serving us. Don't be fooled, folks. Grant Malay la no friend of Sanford. He's a two-faced liar who wanted Sanford to become the porno capital of Central Florida. Shame on you. G rant Your View Binford states Malloy not telling truth Tb the ed ito r 1 do not vote nor live In Seminole County at tills time, but 1 did move mere in 1968 and remained for 30 years. I am still a property holder there. I find it interesting in Commissioner M alloy's re-elec­ tion brochures and at various meetings he espouses to be a strong proponent of the Seminole "frail. If you will check, the record reflects he made the motion to construct a convenience store driveway across this trail in the vicinity of Seventh Avenue and Highway 419 In Chuluota a couple of y ea n ago against strong neigh­ borhood opposition. We filed an appeal against this action by the Seminole County Board of Adjustment only to nave Commissioner Malloy make the motion to affirm this action with the support of his fellow commissioners. Now you will have an entrance off the Highway to a convenience store across the Seminole Trail. just thought you ought to know the whole story. Sincerely, Tbm Binford Eberle: Vote ‘yes* for lands referendum To the ed ito r Vote Nov. 7 for the Seminole Natural Lands Referendum! Your vote for natural lands helps preserve lands in the Econlockhatchee River Basin, the Wekiva River Basin, Lake jesup area and in the St. Johns River Basin. This referendum will not only preserve and protect our environment, but will also pro­ vide citizens with miles ana miles of hiking and biking trails connecting greenways through­ out the county. These trails will link the Cross Seminole Trail to other trails from the Seminole Wekiva Trail extension to the Flagler Wilderness Thdl and the Florida Natural Scenic TYall. We all have a stake In Florida's future. Vote 'Y es’ for Seminole County's Natural Lands 2000 Referendum Susan Eberle Y a u fta fte a u -Y 6eTTTM 6TH a HaNSoF-miS neM ocR acy T W H 6! Your View Eslinger should continue Unlike many of the campaigns this fall, the race for Seminole County Sheriff has been a gentlemanly affair. No doubt the reason for that is both candidates are just that — gentlemen. It's a shame either man should loss this race, but in our opinion voters should keep Don Eslinger as sheriff. Eslinger has provided excellent and innovative leadership aa the county's top cop. Crime has dropped significantly since Eslinger took office, and response times nave been slashed despite an increase in population. Never one to rest on his laurels, Eslinger continues to keep his department well-trained in the latest crime-fighting techniques. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office was one o f the first in the country to gain National Law Enforcement Accreditation and the first sheriff In the nation to receive a Certificated o f Ethics and Integrity from the National Institute of Ethics. Eslinger is president of die Florida Sheriff's Association and his office has been designated as a "skill site’ to which officers from other counties and states come to feam. Eslinger'# opponent, former Lake Mary Police Chief Richard Beary, would make an good sheriff, no doubt about I t His bloodlines run deep with police blue, and he is well respected within by his fel­ low officers and In the community at large, In addition, he has made substantial changes to modernize the Lake Mary department and those who know him refer to Beary as the policeman's policeman. Under normal circumstances, Beaty would be our Aral choice, but when tratfiC um Bfids^ his duties as well as EslingerhaM here's no logical reason to change. > W H a T h jT W S ^ ^ S f t R Longwood residents disagree with endorsements Longwood ngwe iidfen won't resident vote for incumbents Tb the edlton I am w riting this letter to Inform you how enraged 1 was in reading your new s­ paper article dated Nov. 1 . 1 nave been communicating with the Longwood City Commission under the direction o f Mr. Lovestrand for the past six months on issues concerning m y neigh­ borhood. I have found out b y • attending the d ty commis­ sion meetings that they do not have the concerns o f the residents of Old Longwood at heart. I have heard nothing but excuses and misinformation from them. They have ignored my concerns and documented inform ation that I have brought to them. If you feel that over 150 people are just a handful o f gadflies, you are very wrong. You have not attended any o f the past six months o f commission meetings. You are very wrong in the way you described how the Longwood Commissioners have worked with their resi­ dents. I do not feel that you have been fair to the resi­ dents in Longwood. These views are your short sightedness, not mine. And until you come and witness the way the com ­ missioners treat the resi­ dents from the dais you have no room to .judge Jg e nnor t recommend what is Best for us as residents and taxpay­ ers. You have heard and print­ ed a one-sided view, until you hear both sides, what you print is misinformation. I challenge you to take a drive in Old Longwood and tell us as residents what they (Mr. Lovestrand 4c Mr. Miller) have done for us as a community. We are paying the third highest tax rate In the coun­ ty and In return are being . MMMtd two tim e* the high­ est assessment In the history o f Longwood. Grant monies are and have been available fo r the last 10 y e a n that would help to relieve the burden on the taxpayers. How can you say that Mr. Lovestrand and Mr. M iller care about the residents when in truth they really care about commercial busi­ nesses? My view is that Craig Van Hooven and George M cKenzie are the best for food. Longwc We m to have people that care about working with the citizens of Longwood and feel that your paper should give these candidates an oppor­ tunity to rebut what was printed. Sheree G . Murphy Longwood Murphey says commissioners ignored grants Tb the edlton After reading your endorse­ ment of Longwood’s tncumbents, Paul Lovestrand and Steve Miller in your Nov. 1 paper; I am appalled that you have the audacity to use the power of the press to Voice your support of what Is at Longwood'* best Interest! Under the leadership of Paul Lovestrand for the peat 10 yean and Steve Miller for the past 7 years they have ignored the MUttons of It's residents, "rtBtfcadfltca', through labeling concerned rifirms and Ignon* ingTiur city's need for develop­ ment and services l i t - ___ *f— i —£ |1- i r ln ii ill ■!r we are urea of nearing tnar gloating o f how they have built the d t/ s surplus and not admitting that this haa bant accomplished by denying ser­ vices and development sorely needed. Development that if done would have generated more revenues to work with. They have Ignored the availability of grant Kinds and have contin­ ued to burden the taxpayers with cue of the highest tax rates in Seminole County. It is time for change; a decade of doing nothing la a poor excuse to capitalize on the city's surplus for their own agendas, nfe need Commissioners who will work with the citizens they represent to build a positive future for Longwood Not the incumbents who have dcroonrtrated by their part performance thet they are only interested in building their political portfolios for future posi­ tions outside of our dty. My vote will be for Craig Van Hooven and G sorgt McKenzie, aalbcb rve they have thabeet interest of my City a t heart Not they're own agmdaa. James D. Murphy; 8 z Commission not 1 guess 1 rtuwld consider m yadfoneaft* " from Lonj U1 wrote i ___ ■ lu m ln-1 w■fill itmI.e■«a11 itne cuimh-Mlks m D O a l t—f—Uwy1 of the ued to butcontin- ig p on d brurtied off ar post­ poned fo re later date. What I perorived aa iVmocrscy at Be dor, wun oozena garnenrig to express their fears and concent*, was treated aa an arewyanoe by the Longwood G ty Commission. Since when is a hundred plus strong grass roots effort to influ­ ence a topic at the dty level culled penustenuy critical ana irntat* Ing"? Only if the dty leaders have no desire to listen and com­ promise to begin with. lyn n VvtH ant* Memo indicates Longwood officials working on obtaining Block Grant Editor't note: The follow ing it an Internal memo from Longwood Director o f Community Services Director John Brock to City Administrator joftn Drago. It details the city's efforts to secure Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) monies fo r paving projects. The memo teas written three days after Sheree Murphy, a supporter o f city commission candidate Craig Van Hooven, disseminated i releases claiming the city j in done nothing i the past 10 years to apply fo r CDBG monies. Oct. 27,2000 Tb: John Drago, City Administrator (Longwood) From: John Brock, Director of Community Services e purpose i is to provide you with some historical perspective/insight relative to dirt street paving projects and the availability of grant funds during my tenure with the dty. Another pur­ pose is to clarify some misin­ formation and lack of under­ standing that I have recently been made aware of. I first came aboard on January 10,1994 as the City Planner with a total staff of three people. Within approxi­ mately two months, I was ele­ vated to Director, Department of Planning and Building Services (including the plan­ ning and building inspection functions). This remained the situation until November 1996, at which time 1 was also named aa the Acting Director o f Public Works. This, because the then-City Engineer/Director o f Public Works had resigned in order to accept employment with another dty. Obviously between January 1994 and November, 1996, no one In my department was responsi­ ble for the paving o f dirt streets nor the funding of such projects. However, during the same time period, thenCommissioner Iris Benson requested staff to investigate the availability of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding for the dty. Ajmal Jaml, then-City Planner and the City's representative on a technical committee rela­ tive to CDBG matters, fol­ lowed up on Commissioner Benson’s request and informed us that we did not have any "blighted areas’ may be in competition for it which qualified for funding. in any given year. By this I mean that, given the Furthermore, bused on way the program was then information currently availadministered by the county, able to staff, o f all o f the dirt the projects we were consider­ streets which have been ing at the time were not eligi­ paved in the d ty since 1994, ble for funding. NONE would have been eligi­ Within the last year, the ble for CDBG funding, even county's staff has further by today'* more relaxed method o f administration. researched the program and has begin administering it in (Bistline Avenue from East a manner which is more Street to Oxford Street, Georgia Avenue from Credo advantageous to all con­ cerned. As a result of these Street to Wayman Street, West efforts, our staff became Bay Avenue from WUdmere aware earlier this year that Avenue to Overstreet Avenue, CDBG funding may now be 14th Avenue from CR-427 to available on a "per street’ or Lommlar Street, 13th Avenue, even a ’ per section o f street’ 1st Place from 14th Avenue to basis. Subsequently, we have 12th Avenue, and East Street been working with Robert from SR-434 to WUdmere Heenan, CDBG Project Avenue). Manager, and other county Also, I believe that all of personnel toward making these projects were initiated application for applicable as a result of petitions by funds. affected property owners or It should be noted that the other requests by residents. county cannot guarantee that In summation, staff is Longwood could have been presently working toward the receiving, could presently be possible rearrangement of the receiving, or will receive in priorities for future dirt street the future, any specific paving projects so as to take amounts of money per year. fullest advantage of any This is true because the fund­ potentially available grant funds. ing is obviously limited, and projects from five or six dties Joh n Brock �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. November 5. 2000 Page 5A Numerous Halloween activi­ ties were held in Seminole County last week, with children dressing up In coslume and attending parties and festi­ val. Pictured at left, several stu­ dents from Pago Prtvale School, located on Airport Boulevard, dressed up In various cos-* tumes during the school's Halloween festi­ val, which Includ­ ed candy, games and numerous other activities. ■ -,t is Penny O'Connel, instructor at Seminole Community College's Baby Lab, holds 11-month-old Hannah Page, who dressed up Ilka a bumble bee for the ItRul • II till •i^jtl ** p*,l *t»r> I til -.•»l.ft | i'.l It llUl.lf »->■ i n •J ,,i. ,1 r:v -■.'■.V r.f. schooft recant book fair and food drive. I t ■istT-f UtM g^r. �I : ■ Page 6A Sunday. November 5. 20(H) T he S eminole H erau > see Continued from Page 1A this week. "When people step on to the Oviedo campus, there reaction is going to be — WOW!" The 147,000 square foot facili­ ty sits on 65 developed acres of SCC's total 180 acre site. Natural open green spaces har­ moniously blend with chrome and steel. The new Oviedo campus even has a 10-acrc pre­ serve set aside to house native gopher tortoises who make part of the campus their home. The school's two main physi­ cal structures, the Learning Resource Center and the Student Services building, scream "high tech." So docs the curriculum offerings that boast not only traditional two-year liberal arts degrees, but high technology courses and certifi­ cate programs that will help educate and prepare tomor­ row's work force. Ledford said both the design of the school and its dual acade­ mic focus is the result of count­ less research into demographics, life styles, employment trends, and a far reaching eye on the work force of the future. "The need of the Oviedo cam­ pus was identified in the mid 1990's by former president Dr. Earl Weldon and a large team that came together to conceive the project," Ledford explained. "The end result is a facility like no other in the United States. The entire Oviedo com­ munity can now begin kinder­ garten and finish a Doctoral degree without leaving the back yard," he said. SCC's dual academic focus is a reflection of a changing job market and a workforce evolu­ tion. "Our program offerings arc targeted at three specific groups of learners," explained Ledford. "Florida leaas the nation in the number of 19-year olds who are high school graduates but not enrolled in cither a tradi­ tional college program or some type of career development pro­ gram. That's one group we are trying to serve. "The second student popula­ tion we address are 25-54 yearolds who are undereducated and realize their current job skills are not adequate for sta­ Ledford said there will be bility in a changing work place. about a 10 percent shift in stu­ The third group is 25-54 yeardent population from the SCC olds who want to make a career Sanford campus to Oviedo change and do it quickly. Their based purely on geographic first career change choice is high convenience. To staff the new tech both on a national and local campus current SCC faculty and level," Ledford said. administrators were given first The demand for those types shot at transferring to the new of programs is clearly illustrated facility. The school remains in SCC's focus on technology aggressive in an advertising education. Among the school's campaign to secure qualified offerings to satisfy the high-tech adjunct faculty across all disci­ education demand are certifica­ plines. Taking a page out of its tion programs in Network own playbooVC both endeavors Administrator, Network arc being accomplished with a Engineer, Child Development, high teen spin. Cisco, Microsoft Certified "Students can apply for Systems Engineer, Oracle, and admission, register for classes, Microsoft Office Users and even order books to be Specialist. delivered to their doorstep total­ The college's new focus fur­ ly on-line," Ledford said. ther extends itself into the busi­ "Likewise potential SCC ness community in a number of employees can check out job ways. vacancies and opening totally "With the cooperative efforts on-line." of SCC and the University of Athletic programs for men's Central Florida _______________ ______________ and women's we are reach­ sports will “The end result le a ing out the remain solely facility Ilka no other in at SCC's help the busi­ ness communi­ the United States. The Sanford cam­ ty through the pus while entire Oviedo commu­ efforts are Smalt Business Development being made to nity can now begin Center,' said duplicate kindergarten and fin­ Ledford. every ish a Doctoral degree "We want service and local business activity avail­ without leaving the owners to see able in back yard." us as a resource Sanford, Is in their own likewise avail­ backyard. Our able at the B ob L ed ford programs arc Oviedo site. designed to SCC Director of Ledford said help prepare the school Is Communications and entry level still determin­ Marketing employees for ing how to local business, handle the re-skill their current employees, functions of the Student and tap into readily available Government Association now resources." that it will have two physical SCC has made concerted sites. efforts to work with the Oviedo "Students have been eager to Chamber of Commerce and sur­ come out to the campus and rounding businesses to get the take a look even before registra­ word out. Already there are tion started," said Ledford. more than 600 students enrolled "People are curious and excited in a joint four-year degree pro­ about our January launch." gram under the cooperative Physically located at 2500 umbrella of SCC and UCF. 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Stineciphcra Host Open House My dad, Martin Stinocipher, and I had our home huilt at 2401 Oak Ave. in 1972; we moved in August of that year. We didn't move very far ns our former home was at 2404 Park Ave. My parents had purchased that house in 1932. a few years before I was bom. Mv mother, Marie Stinecipher, died in 1963. Since so many peo­ ple were interested in seeing our Grace Marie new house, S t i n e c i p h e r we planned an Open I louse for Dec. 9,1972. This allowed us a chance to see long-time friends; more than 300 people attended. We greeted our guests at the door and directed them to the guest book table which had car­ nations in a gold bud vase, both of which were gifts from Velma and Doc Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell lead been by second grade teacher; she became principal of SouthsLde Primary School in 1945 upon the death of Mrs. Arrington when I was in the fourth grade. Guests were shown the house and pool arva; we had hostesses in each mom who pointed out items of interest. Ihcso hostesses wen? Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. W.D. Hawkins, Mrs. Jack Slemper, Mrs. Bill Stempcr, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Bill Park and Mrs. Jim Wecklcy. Centering tin? refreshment table was an arrangement of small red and white mums inter­ spersed with ferns. Guests were served nuts, mints, punch and beautifully embossed cake. Assisting in the serving were Mrs. Fred Winslow, Altamonte Springs; Mrs. Fred Chance, DeLand; Mrs. David |Aycrs, Mount Dora; Mrs. James DcBrine, Cocoa; Mrs. Clyde hind. Winter Park; Miss Dorothy Walker, Mrs. Grover Williams and Mrs. W.A. Kratzert. Floating hostesses were the Rene and Melodie Chance. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. James Weekly (nee Rose Kratzert), 319 filliott Avenue, were announcing the birth of their first child, Doris Anne, who weighed in at a healthy nine pounds, on Oct. 7, 1972 at 1 loliday Hospital in Orlando. Maternal grandmother was Mrs. W.A. Kratzert and Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Weekley were the paternal grandparents. The Kratzerts had moved next door to us on Park Avenue in 1952. Minnie Beck Kratzert had been a childhood friend of my mothers so then? was an instant friendship between our two fam­ ilies which has lasted 48 years. When they moved there, Rose was 8 years old and Evie was 11; I was in junior high school. Xi Epsilon Sigma Enjoys Social A delightful Italian dinner was enjoyed in the spring of 1973 by members of Xi Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the home of Joyce and Chuck Sammett. The menu included spaghetti, tossed salad, fruit salad, rolls, coffee and tea. Hors d'oeuvres consisting of egg rolls and vari­ ous types of canapes had been served first to members then their husbands. Attending the social were Dottie and Jay Bolton, Ruby and Jay Carter, Ruth and Harry Hoffon, Glenda and Jimmy Emerson, Marilyn and Lamar Meridith, Joan and Wendell Brooks, Amoret and John LaRosa, Nellie Pilcher, Vertis Sauls, June Warner and Grace Marie Stinecipher. At a recent meeting of the chapter, Ruth Hoffon had been elected to head the chapter as president. Other officers who would serve with her were June Warner, vice president; Nellie Pilcher, recording secretary; Grace Marie Stinecipher, treasur­ er; Marilyn Mereditn, corre­ sponding secretary. City Council representatives would be Ruth Hoffon, Glenda Emerson, June Warner with Ann Graccy as alter­ E v ery on e h a s a fa v o r ite H olid ay ! W hat's y ou rs? Visit o u r d ec o ra ted m od el c en ter tod ay a n d m ake y o u r c h o ic e fro m a dozen a ffo r d a b le an d excitin g design s. F R E E p re-q u a lifica tio n ! Ridgewood Plus 1204 S.F. Living Area |~71 Total M o. Payments from just $566 f T l O nly $750 total out of pocket Q $100 j»ets you started Free Reflective [ / I We pay closing costs Trick-or Treat Bags [~71 F R E E pre-qualification Limit o n e per child whilo supplies last (904) 532-2424 1863 Saxon Blvd. DELTONA Pl.T I payment tfom 173.900 purct u se price »JH>k aiusUnco 7 2 5*. bond B 03 APR f s t FHA/VA “ T s i Financing Available L ic e n s e s * C R C 0 2 3 3 9 0 MODEL OPEN: 10-6 Mon.-Sat. 11am-5pm Sunday HOLIDAY ^ B U IL D E R S 100% Employee Owned http //holidaybuildors com nate. S|X’.iker at the meeting was Timothy P. Bannick, president of the Dmg Action Committee of Seminole County, who gave an informative talk on the drug situ­ ation in our county. I le also gave good advice on how parents could help proven! their children from being involved with dmgs. Guests of the chapter at this meeting were Faye Siler and Evelyn Senes. I became a member of an Orlando chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in 1958; I lived and worked in Orlando from 1958 to 1961. One of my long-time friends, Samira Dunn Berg (now Parker), was a member of that chapter. Traveling all over Orlando and Winter Park to various members' homes for socials, etc. proved to be a good way to learn the area! Our meetings were first held in a large bank on Orange Avenue, downtown Orlando; we later moved to the S tt S Cafeteria on East Colonial Drive. When I moved back to Sanford, I joined Zeta Xi chapter hero, then it was a charter member of Xi Epsilon Sigma. Several in this chapter later helped form Preceptor Beta Lambda and Laureate Alpha Tau. I have served in all offices and chair of most committees, but most often as treasurer, program and/or publicity chairman. I’m sure that I have served at least 25 years as treasurer. I am prosenlly a member at large, but claim I.an reate Alpha Tau as my chap­ ter and attend when possible. I have 42 years of groat memories with these groups, with many of the members becoming close friends of mine. SHS Class of 1945 Holds Reunion Tire SHS Class of 1945 is enjoy­ ing their 55 year reunion this weekend. They were at the Yarborough Ranch on Friday night, Colonial Room, Helen Stairs Theater and the Sanford Museum on Saturday afternoon and the Marina Hotel Saturday night. I wrote an article about this class five years ago for their 50th, so l opted out this year. 1 have been invited as their guest, so you will road about it later. PRECINCT POLLING PLACES N o v e m b e r 7, 2 0 0 0 PRECINCT LOCATION I Markham Wood* Prrstiytertnn Churrh. 5310 Markham Whorls Knar) (one mile North of Lake Mary lloulevard). Lake Mary * 2 Sporta Training Center at Sylvan Lake Park. 8 4 5 Lake Markham Road. Sanford 3 Midway Elementary School. 2251 Jltwny (Midway), Sanford 4 Altamonte Springs City Hall. 2 25 Newburyport Avenue. Altamonte Springs 5 Oviedo East Uranch Library. 3 1 0 Division Street. Oviedo C Geneva Elementary School. (Family Resource Center) 2 75 First Street. Geneva 7 VFW Post 10139. 1135 7lh Street. (Avenue E & 7th Street). Chuluola B First Baptist Church of TUscawllta. 4 5 0 0 Dike Road. (Corner of Dike Road A TUscawlUa Road). Winter Park 9 First BapUst Church of Sweetwater. 3 8 0 0 Weklva Springs Road. tangwood 10 Lake Mary Community Hall. 2 6 0 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary II Seventh Day Adventist Church. 455 Maitland Avenue. Altamonte Springs 12 Country Creek Inn and Racquet Club. C20 Country Creek Parkway (off Bunnell Road). Altamonte Springs 13 Winter Springs Civic Center, 400 N. Edgemon Avenue. Winter Springs 14 Northland Church. 5 30 Dog Track Road. Longwood 15 Holy Croaa Lutheran Church. 7 60 Sun Drive. Lake Mary 16 Lokevtew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road. Apopka 17 Casselbenry City Hall Council Chambers, 9 5 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry IB Sonora Club House. 239 Sanora Boulevard, Sanford 19 Seminole County Public Health and Human Services Auditorium. 400 W. Airport Boulevard. Sanford 20 Seminole County Public Health and Human Services Auditorium. 400 W. Airport Boulevard, Sanford 21 Sanford City Hall. 3 0 0 N. Park Avenue. Sanford 22 Sanford Church of Christ. 1500 S. Park Avenue Sanford a 23 Northwest Branch library. 58 0 Greenway Boulevard. Lake Mary 24 Seventh Day Adventist Church. 50 S. Moss Road. (South of SR 434 on Moss Road), Winter Springs 25 Eastmonte Ctvtc Center. 830 Magnolia Avenue. Altamonte Springs 26 Lake Mary New City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary 27 Seminole County Cooperative extension Auditorium. 2 5 0 W. County Home Road. Building 240. Sanford 28 Orthodox Church of St. Stephen. 1895 Lake Emma Road. Longwood 29 West Sanford Boys A Girls Club. 9 1 9 Persimmon Avenue, Sanford 30 Central BapUst Church (Christian Activity Center). 3101 W. State Road 46. Sanford 31 Ashwood Condominiums. 1000 Lake of the Woods Boulevard. Fern Park 32 Grace United Methodist Church. 4 9 9 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary 33 Longwood City Hall. 175 W. Warren Avenue. (Corner of Warren Street and Wilma Street). Longwood 34 Sanlando United Methodist Church. 1890 Slate Road 434. Longwood 35 Spring Oaks Community Clubhouse. 500 Spring Oaks Boulevard. Altamonte Springs 36 Hampton Inn. IS I Douglas Avenue. Altamonte Springs 37 Oarden Club or Sanlord. 2 0 0 Fairmont Drive. Sanford 38 Je a n Rhein Central Branch Library. 2 1 5 N. Oxford Road. Casselberry 39 American Legion Post 183. 2 7 0 6 Wells Avenue (off Highway 17-92). Fern Park 40 Elks Club. 4 7 5 5 Howell Branch Road. Winter Park 41 R. T. Mliwee Middle School. 1341 S. County Road 427. Longwood 42 First Church of Ute Nazarrne Fellowship Hall. 2581 Sanford Avenue. Sanford 43 Destiny Church (previously known as Slovak Garden). 3110 llowrll Branch Road. Winter Park 44 Westminster Presbyterian Church. 2 6 4 1 Red Bug Lake Road. Casselberry 45 Summit Village Condominium Clubhouse. 2 0 5 Esplanade Way. Casselberry 46 Si. Marks Presbyterian Church lActlvlty Building). 1021 Palm Springs Drive. Altamonte Springs a 47 Longwood Aquatic Club. 1655 E.E. Williamson Road. Longwood 48 Golden Corral. 897 W. Town Parkway. Altamonte Springs 49 SI. Richard's Episcopal Church. 5151 Lake llowrll Road. Winter Park 50 Tusks wills Country Club. 1500 Winter Springs Boulevard. Winter Springs 51 First BapUst Church Sanlando Springs. 742 Sanlando Road (olf S IL 434. I 1/2 miles west of 1-4, between Montgomery and Jamestown). Altamonte Springs 52 Senior Citizens MulUpurpose Center. 2 0 0 N. Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry 53 Longwood Hills Congregational Churrh. 1255 E.E. Williamson Road. Longwood 54 Sweetwater Oaks Homeowner's Association Community Center & Racquet Club. 810 Fax Valley Drive (behind 7-11 Store on Weklva Springs Road). Longwood 55 Oviedo Women's Club. 414 King Street (between High School and Methodist Churrh). Oviedo 56 New Lite Fellowship Church. 9 7 0 TUskawtlla Road. Winter Springs 57 Westminster Presbyterian Church. 2 6 4 1 Red Bug Lake Road. Casselberry 58 First Christian Church of Longwood. 1400 E.E. Williamson Road. Longwood 59 Royal Arms CondomliUums. 500 Orange Drive, Altamonte Springs GO First BapUst Church Sanlando Springs. 742 Sanlando Road (olf S R 434. I 1/2 miles west of I -4, between Montgomery and JamestownJ. Altamonte Springs 61 Ryan's Family Steakliouae of A|x>pka. 3101 E. Semoran |HWY 436). Furrsl City 62 Sanford Ctvtc Center. 401 E. Seminole Boulevard. (Sanford Avenue at Seminole Boulevard). Sanford 63 Westvtrw Baptist Church. 4 1 0 0 C.R. 46A. (Also known as H E. Ilioutas Jr. Parkway). Sanford PRECINCT LOCATION 64 Altamonle Springs Elementary School. 525 Plncvtcw Street (oil Palm Springs Drive). Altamonte Springs 65 Forest City Elementary School. 9 8 0 Sand ta k e Road. Forest City 66 Central Church of Christ. 8 7 5 Oak Drive. AHamonlr Springs 67 Seventh Day Adventist Churrh. 50 S. Moss Road. (South of SR 434 on Moss Road). Winter Springs 68 Elks Club. 4755 llowrll Branch Road. Winter Pnrk 69 Hampton Inn. 151 Douglas Avenue. Altamonte Springs 70 Holiday Inn. 2 3 0 W. Highway 436. Altamonte Springs 71 Weklva Community Center. 2 3 9 Hunt Club Boulevard. Suite 101. Longwood 72 longwood Church of the Nazarrne Fellowship Hall. 200 Wayman Avenue. Longwood 73 Lutheran Haven Fellowship Hall. 2041 W. Slate Road 426. (South of Oviedo). Oviedo 74 Destiny Church (previously known as Slovak Garden). 3 1 1 0 Howell Branch Road. Winter Park 75 SI. Stephen's Catholic Church. 575 TUskawtlla Road, Winter Springs 76 Church of The New Covenant. 875 TUskawtlla Road. Winter Springs 77 Casselberry Police Headquarters. 4 1 9 5 S. Highway 17-92. Casaelbeny 78 Winter Springs Civic Center. 4 00 N. Edgemon Ave.. Winter Springs 79 Sterling Park Elementary School. 201 Eagle Circle. Casselberry 80 Lakevtcw Christian Church. 1400 Hear Lake Road. Apopka 81 West Branch Library. 2 4 5 N. Hunt Club Boulevard. Longwood 82 First BapUst Church of Sweetwater. 3 8 0 0 Weklva Springs Road. Longwood 83 St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 2 1 4 0 W. Slate Road 434. Longwood * 84 River Oaks Presbytertsan Church. 4 05 Washington Avenue. Lake Mary 85 Oviedo City Hall. 4 0 0 Alexandria Boulevard. Oviedo 86 Markham Woods Presbyterian Church. 5210 Mark!tarn Woods Road (one mile North of Lake Mary Boulevard). Lake Mary 87 Escondido Condominiums Club House. 101 Haltaway Drive. Altamonte Springs 88 Lightliouse Community Church (formerly known a s Our Saviour Community Church). 4 6 0 0 Gabrtella Lane. Winter Park 89 Grace Presbyterian Church, 1111 TUskawtlla Road (1/2 mile North of Red Bug Lake Road), Winter Springs 90 South Seminole Church of Christ. 6410 Like llowrll Road. Winter Park 91 Spring Lake Elementary School Activity Center. 6 9 5 Orange Avenue. Altamonle Springs 92 Sabal Point Country Club. 2 6 6 2 Sabal Club Way. Longwood 93 Neighborhood Alliance Church (formerly known a s Christian Neighborhood Alliance Church). 301 Markham Woods Road. Longwood 94 Tuskawllla Country Club. 1500 Winter Springs Boulevard. Winter Springs 95 Wedgrwood Tennis Villas. 1401 Forest Hills Drive. Winter Springs 90 Winter Springs City Hall, 1126 E. Stale Road 4 34. Winter Springs 97 TUskawtlla Presbyterian Church. 3 6 0 0 W. Slate Road 420. Oviedo 98 Lutheran Haven Fellowship Hall. 2041 W. Stale Road 420. (South of Ovledol. Oviedo 99 Palm Valley Club House. 5 0 0 Palm Valley Drive. Oviedo 100 Oviedo Riverside Park. 1600 luckwood Boulevard. Oviedo 101 First Baptlsl Church Fellowship Hall. 3 20 First Street. Geneva 102 Oviedo Wonvens Club. 414 King Street (tretwren High School and Methodist Church). Oviedo 103 TUskawtlla Country Club. 1500 Winter Springs Boulevard. Winter Springs 104 105 Altamonte Springs Elementary School. 525 Hnevtcw Street (off Palm Springs Drive). Altamonle Springs 106 Altamonle Springs City Hall. 225 Newburyport Avenue, Altamonte Springs 107 108 109 Eastmonte Ctvtc Center. 8 3 0 Magnolia Avenue. Altamonte Springs 110 111 112 1 )3 114 * IIS 1 16 117 a 1 18 119 120 12 1 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 a 13 0 131 132 a T. Mliwee Middle School. 1341 S . County Road 427. Longwood Ed Myers Recreation Building (previously known as Longwood Community Building). 194 Wilma Street. (Corner of Wilma and Churrh Street). Longwood River Oalu Presbyterian Church. 4 05 Washington Avenue. Luke Mary tak e Mary New City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road, ta k e Mary First I’rrsbytertan Church tak e Mary. 128 W. Wilbur Avenue, ta k e Mary Salvation Army. 700 W. 24lh Street. Sanford Sanford Church of Christ. 1500 S. Park Avenue. Sanford Mldwuy Elementary School. 2251 Jltway (Midway). Sanford Hainlllon Elementary School. 1501 E. Btli Street. Sanford (Entrance off Celery Avenue) Hamilton Elementary School. 1501 E. 8lh Street. Sanford (Entrance off Celery Avenue) Sanford Civic Center. 401 E. Seminole Boulevard. (Sanford Avenue at Sentlnole Boulevardl. Sanford Sanford City Hall. 3 0 0 N. Pork Avenue. Sanford Spring Hill Suites by Marriott. 201 N. Towne Road. Sanford Sports Training Center at Sylvan ta k e Park. 8 45 ta k e Markham Road. Sanlord First Ha pits! Church of Sweetwater. 3 8 0 0 Weklva Springs Road. Longwood First BapUst Church of Sweetwater. 3 8 0 0 Weklva Springs Road. Longwood 133 * Indicate* changes from October 3 . 2 0 0 0 �Page 6A Sunday. Ntnrmbcr S. 2000 T he S e m in o l e H e r a l d ' S C C Continued from P«fe 1A this week. "When people step on to the Oviedo campus, there reaction is going to be — W OW!" The 147,000 square foot facili­ ty sits on 65 developed acres of SCC's total 180 acre site. Natural open green spaces har­ moniously blend with chrome and steel. The new Oviedo campus even has a 10-acre pre­ serve set aside to house native gopher tortoises who make part of the campus their home. The school's two main physi­ cal structures, the Learning Resource Center and the Student Services building, scream "high tech." So does the curriculum offerings that boast not only traditional two-year liberal arts degrees, but high technology courses and certifi­ cate programs that will help educate and prepare tomor­ row's work force. Ledford said both the design of the school and its dual acade­ mic focus is the result of count­ less research into demographics, life styles, employment trends, and a far rear aching eye on the work force of the”future. "The need of the Oviedo cam­ pus was identified in the mid 1990's by former president Dr. Earl Weldon and a large team that came together to conceive the project," Ledford explained. "The end result is a facility like no other in the United States. The entire Oviedo com­ munity can now begin kinderarten and finish a Doctoral egree without leaving the back yard," he said. SCC's dual academic focus is a reflection of a changing job market and a workforce evolu­ tion. "Our program offerings are targeted at three specific groups of la learners," explained Ledford. "Florida leads the nation in the number of 19-year olds who are high school graduates but not enrolled in either a tradi­ tional college program or some type of career development pro­ gram. That's one group we are trying to serve. "The second student popula­ tion we address are 25-54 yearolds who are undereducated and realize their current job § skills are not adequate for sta­ Ledford said there will be bility in a changing work place. about a 10 percent shift in stu­ The third group is 25-54 yeardent population from the SCC olds who want to make a career Sanford campus to Oviedo change and do it quickly. Their based purely on geographic first career change choice is high convenience. To staff the new tech both on a national and local campus current SCC faculty and level," Ledford said. administrators were given first The demand for those types shot at transferring to the new of programs is clearly illustrated facility. The school remains in SCC'si ffocus on technology aggressive in an advertising education. Among the school's campaign to secure qualified offerings to satisfy the high-tech adjunct faculty across all disci­ education demand arc certifica­ plines. Taking a page out of its tion programs in Network own playbook, both endeavors Administrator, Network are being accomplished with a Engineer, Child Development, high teen spin. Cisco, Microsoft Certified "Students can apply for Systems Engineer, Oracle, and admission, registerr for classes. Microsoft Office Users and even order books to be Specialist. delivered to their doorstep total­ The college’s new focus fur­ ly on-line," Ledford said. ther extends itself into the busi­ "Likewise potential SCC ness community in a number of employees can check out job ways. vacancies and opening totally "With the cooperative efforts on-line." of SCC and the University of Athletic programs for men's Central Florida and women's we are reach­ sports will “The end result Is a ing out the remain solely facility like no other In at SCC's help the busi­ ness communlthe United S Jrtes. The Sanford cam­ r through the pus while entire Oviedo commu­ efforts are mall Business Development being made to nity can now begin Center, said duplicate kindergarten and fin­ every LcdfonL ish a Doctoral degree "We want service and local business activity avail­ without leaving the owners to sec able in back yard.” us as a resource Sanford, is in their own likewise avail­ backyard. Our able at the B ob Ledford rams are Oviedo site. jn e d to SCC Director of Ledford said help prepare the school Is Communications and entry level still determin­ Marketing employees for ing how to local business, handle the re-sldll their current employees, functions of the Student and tap Into readily available Government Association now resources." that it will have two physical SCC has made concerted sites. efforts to work with the Oviedo "Studauts have been eager to Chamber of Commerce and sur­ come out to the campus and rounding businesses to get the take a look even before registra­ word out. Already there are tion started," said Ledford. more than 600 students enrolled 'People are curious and excited In a Joint four-year degree pro­ about our January launch." gram under the cooperative Physically located at 2500 umbrella of SCC and UCF. Lockwood Boulevard In Oviedo, As enrollment continues prior SCC's Web site, with a host of to the start of the January term, information about course offer­ SCC continues to prepare for ings, registration, and employ­ lire maiden voyage of the ment opportunities can be accessed at wwwacc-fl.com. Oviedo Program. % the By Toy $ook is co m in g S n til ^ H O L ID A Y ^ CLEANING SPECIAL OF NORTH CARPET • UPHOLSTERY • DRftPERY CLEANING 407-324-1177 HOLIDAY SP EC IA L Yi OFF I ) • NO J OB TOO SMAL l WE 0 0 11 Al l !!! Your Complete Carpet Care Specialist INCLUDING •DUSTING • VACUUMING • MOPPINGAVAXING FLOORS •CEILING FANS •A LL APPLIANCES CLEANED INSIDE k OUT n f smr n i i a i * o f f i h f s • a p a i u m f n i s • C 0 M M I ItCIAt • PIU Mi l l M Cl I ANINli AND M U C H MORE W ATER I XCl I I I Nl SI HVICI * AF I ORI I Am I MAI I S OUR SPECIALTY! 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The unit is responsi­ ble for monitoring youthful offenders on probation and those released from residential venile commitment facilities ut who are still under court supervision. The reporting period howev­ er, covers the periods of 1996-97, 1997-98 and 1998-99. e For the year 1999-2000, the unit received a rating of 81 per­ cent, the highest rating given by the State of Florida In the previ­ ous year. The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice, Bureau of Quality Assurance Program Rating Profile shows the Seminole County Sheriff's Office exceeding state standards with a superior rating in all cat­ egories. Because of this, the Intensive Community Supervision Unit has been given "Special Deemed Status". According to the state report, "Achieving these levels of quail- good neighbor. The Intensive Community Supervision Unit is one of a number of innovative juvenile initiatives managed by the Seminole County Sheriff's office. Due to the success of these programs, the number of delinquency referrals (criminal charges) In Seminole County have decreased by 24 percent during the last three reporting periods by the State. ty is very difficult in the depart­ ment's quality assurance sys­ tem. Programs must show exemplary performance in all areas and at every level or staff development. Since many of the key indicators also involve the participation of parents and stake holders outside of the pro­ gram itself, the deemed or spe­ cial deemed program must be intensely involved in the com­ munity and be viewed as a Page IIA Sunday. 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Police Lieutenant Mark Beaulieu says he expects the traffic in down­ town Oviedo will be extremely heavy, and may be congested from 8 a.m. until possibly 6 p jn . Saturday evenings. He said motorists can expect slow traffic on SR-426 (Broadway Street) from Oviedo High School through the downtown area, as well as along SR-434 and CR419 in downtown Oviedo. Lake Jesup Road and streets adjacent to me event are also expected to be affected. Therei iwill be no parking allowed along the SR-426 rightof-way, and Beaulieu stressed that improperly parked cars will be subject to being towed, at the owners' expense, to safe­ guard pedestrians. Ample parking for those attending "Great Day In the Country* will be available at Oviedo High School on SR-426, Just west of the downtown area. Air conditioned shuttle buses will be provided to the event from that location at no charge. 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T iro l Cards, sod MortU 1185 Altamonti Dr. (436) Acrtm trom ClrcuH City i .ir p i.i * in i ; i �Tin. S eminole I I f.raui SiiiKlny. Novrmlwr .r». 2000 I’flgc 7/\ T h e W a y W e W e r e : Scrapbook memories Back we go to d a y I d item s trom my scrapbook. These are some newspaper clippings I have kept from me early 1970s. Slinrclphcrs Host Open House My dad, Martin Stinecipher, and I had our home Iniilt at 2401 Oak Ave. in 1972; we moved in August of that year. We didn't move very far as our former home was at 2404 I’ark Ave. My parents had purchased that ................................... house in 1932. a few years before I was bom. My mother, Marie Stinecipher, died in 1963. Since so many pet>ple were interested in seeing our Grace Marie new house, S t i n e c i p h e r we planned an Open * * * * House for IXc. 9,1972. Tills allowed us a chance to see long-time friends; more than 300 people attended. We greeted our guests at the door and diaxrted them to the guest book table which had car­ nations in a gold bud vase, both of which were gifts fmm Velma and Doc Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell liad been by second grade teacher; she became principal of Soutliside Primary School in 1945 upon the death of Mrs. Arrington when I was in the fourth grade. Guests were shown the house and ptxtl area; we had hostesses in each nx>m who pointed out items of interest, lliese hostesses were Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. W.D. Hawkins, Mrs. Jack Stemper, Mrs. Dill Stemper, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Dill Park and Mrs. Jim Weekley. Centering the refreshment table was an arrangement of small red and white mums inter­ spersed with ferns. Guests were served nuts, mints, punch and beautifully embossed cake. Assisting in the serving were Mrs. Fred Winslow, Altamonte Springs; Mrs. Fred Chance, IX-Lind; Mrs. David (Ayers, MounfDora; Mrs. James DeBrine,(Cocoa; Mrs. Clyde lutul, Winter Park; Miss Dorothy Walker, Mrs. Grover Williams and Mrs. W.A. Krat/ert. Floating hostesses were the Rene and Melodic Chance. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. James Weekly (nee Rose Kral/erl), 319 Elliott Avenue, were announcing the birth of their first child, Doris Anne, who weighed in at a healthy nine pounds, on Oct. 7, 1972 at I loliday Hospital in Orlando. Maternal grandmother was Mrs. W.A. Kratzert and Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Weekley were the paternal grandparents. The Kratzerts had moved next dixtr to us on Park Avenue in 1952. Minnie Beck Kratzert had been a childluxx! friend of my mothers so there was an instant friendship between our two fam­ ilies which has lasted 48 years. When they moved there. Rose was 8 years old and Evie was 11; I was in junior high school. XI Epsilon Sigma Enjoys Social A delightful Italian dinner was enjoyed in the spring of 1973 by members of Xi Epsilon Sigma chapter of Bela Sigma Phi at the home of Joyce and Chuck Sammetl. The menu included spaghetti, tossed salad, fniit salad, rolls, coffee and tea. Hors d'oeuvres consisting of egg rolls and vari­ ous types of canape's had been servcxJ first to members then their husbands. Attending the social were Dottie and Jay Bolton, Ruby and Jay Carter, Ruth and Harry Hoffon, Glenda and Jimmy Emerson, Marilyn and Li mar Meridith, Joan and Wendell Brooks, Arnoret and John LiRosa, Nellie Pilcher, Vertis Sauls, June Warner and Grace Marie Stinecipher. At a recent meeting of the diapter, Ruth Hoffon had been elected to head the chapter as president. Other officers who would serve with her were June Warner, vice president; Nellie Pilcher, recording secretary; Grace Marie Stinecipher, treasur­ er; Marilyn Meredith, corre­ sponding secretary. City Council representatives would be Ruth Hoffon, Glenda Emerson, June Warner with Ann Gracey as alter­ nate. Speaker at the meeting was Timothy P. Bannick, president of the Drug Action Committee of Seminole County, who gave an informative talk on the drug situ­ ation in our county. I le also gave gixxl advice on how parents could help prevent their children from being involved with drugs. Guests of the chapter at this meeting were l aye Siler and Evelyn Serres. I became a member of an Orlando chapter of Bela Sigma Phi in 1958; I lived and worked in Orlando from 1958 to 1961. One of my long-time friends, Sandra Dunn Berg (now Parker), was a member of that chapter. Traveling all over Orlando and Winter Park to various members' homes for socials, etc. proved to bo a gcxxl way to learn the area! Our meetings were first held in a large bank on Orange Avenue, downtown Orlando; we later moved to the S & S Cafeteria on List Colonial Drive. When I moved back to Sanford, I joined Zcta Xi chapter here, then it was a charter member of Xi Epsilon Sigma. Several in this chapter later helped form Preceptor Beta Limbda and Liureate Alplia Tau. I have served in all offices and chair of most committees, but most often as treasurer, program and/or publicity chairman. I'm sure that I have served at least 25 years as treasurer. I am presently a member at large, but claim Liureate Alpha Tau as my chap­ ter and attend when possible. I have 42 years of great memories with these groups, with many of the members becoming close friends of mine. SHS Class of 1945 Holds Reunion The SHS Class of 1945 is enjoy­ ing their 55 year reunion this weekend. Iliey were at the Yarborough Ranch on Friday night, Colonial Room, Helen Stairs Theater and the Sanford Museum on Saturday afternoon and the Marina Hotel Saturday night. I wrote an article about this class five years ago for their 50th, so I opted out this year. I have been invited as their guest, so you will read about it later. What’s Your Favorite Holiday? E ve n o n e lias a fa v o r ite H olid ay ! W liat’s y o u rs? Visit o u r d ec o ra ted m od el cen ter tod ay a n d m ake y ou r c h o ic e fro m a dozen a ffo r d a b le a n d excitin g design s. F R E E p re-q u a lifica tio n ! B ■ I 1 r (Wu •••11 r,. , tu r p i Ridgewood Plus 1204 S.F. Living Area IM llM P H lotnI M o. 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Oviedo 0 Geneva Elementary School. (Family Krsource Center) 2 75 First Street. Geneva 7 VFW Post 10139. 1 135 7th Street. (Avenue E A 7th Street). Chuluota 8 First Baptist Churrh of TUseawlIla. 4500 Dike Hoad. (Corner of Dike Road A TUseawlIla Hoad). Winter Park 9 First Baptist Church of Sweetwater. 3 8 0 0 Wekiva Springs Road. Longwood 10 Lake Mary Community Hall. 2 6 0 N. Country Club Hoad. Lake Mary II Seventh Day Adventist Church. 4 55 Maitland Avenue. Altamonte Springs 12 Country Creek Inn and Racquet Club. 020 Country Creek Parkway (off Bunnell Hoad). Altamonte Springs 13 Winter Springs CMc Center. 4 00 N. Edgemon Avenue. Winter Springs 14 Northland Church. 5 30 Dog Track Road. Longwood 15 Holy Crosa Lutheran Church. 760 Sun Drive, Lake Mary to Lakrvtew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Hoad. Apopka 17 Casselberry City Hall Council Chambers. 95 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry 18 Sonora Club House. 2 39 Sonora Boulevard. Sanford 19 Seminole County Public Health and Human Sendees Auditorium. 4 0 0 W. Airport Boulevard. Sanford 20 Seminole County Public Health and Human Sendees Auditorium. 400 W. Airport Boulevard, Sanford 21 Sanford City Hall. 3 0 0 N. Park Avenue. Sanford 22 Sanford Church of Chrlal. 15 0 0 S. Pork Avenue Sanford • 23 Northwest Branch Library. 5 80 Green way Boulevard. Lake Mary 24 Seventh Day Adventist Church. 5 0 S. Moss Road. (South of SR 434 on Moss Road). Winter Springs 25 Eaatmonte Cbdc Center. 8 3 0 Magnolia Avenue. Altamonte Springs 20 Lake Mary New City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary 27 Seminole County Cooperative Extension Auditorium. 2 5 0 W. County Home Road. Building 24 0 . Sanford 28 Orthodox Church of St. Stephen. 1895 Lake Emma Rosa. Longwood 29 West Sanford Boys A Qtrla Club, 9 1 9 Persimmon Avenue. Sanford 30 Central BapUst Church (Christian Activity Center). 3101 W. State Road 46. Sanford 31 Aahwood Condominiums. 1000 Lake of the Woods Boulevard, Fern Park 32 Grace United Methodist Church. 4 9 9 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary 33 Longwood City Hall. 175 W. Warren Avenue. (Comer of Warren Street and Wilma Streetl. longwood 34 Sanlando United Methodist Church. 1890 State Road 434. Longwood 35 Spring Oaks Community Clubhouse, 500 Spring Oaks Boulevard. Altamonte Springs 36 Hampton Inn. 151 Douglas Avenue, Altamonte Springs 37 Garden Club of Sanford. 2 0 0 Fairmont Drive. Sanford 38 Je a n Rhein Central Branch Library, 2 1 5 N. Oxford Road. Casselberry 39 American Legion Post 183. 2 7 0 6 Wells Avenue (off Highway 17 92). Fern Park 40 Elka Club. 4 7 5 5 Howell Branch Road. Winter Park 41 R T. Mil wee Middle School. 1 3 4 1 S. County Road 427, Longwood 42 First Church of the Nazarcne Fellowship Hall. 2581 Sanford Avenue. Sanford 43 Destiny Church (previously known as Slovak Garden), 3 1 1 0 Howell Branch Road. Winter Park 44 Westminster Presbyterian Churrh. 2 6 4 1 Red Bug Lake Road. Casselberry 45 Summit Village Condominium Clubhouse. 205 Esplanade Way. Casselberry 46 St. Marks Presbyterian Church (Activity Building). 1021 Palm Springs Drive. Altamonte Springs * 47 Longwood Aquatic Club. 1655 E.E. Williamson Road, longwood 48 Golden Corral. 897 W. Town I*arkway. Altamonte Springs 49 SI. Richard's Episcopal Church. 5151 Lake Howell Road. Winter Park 50 TUska wills Country Club. 1500 Winter Springs Boulevard. Winter Springs 51 First BapUst Church Sanlando Springs. 742 Sanlando Road (off S.R. 434. I 1/2 miles west of 1-4. between Montgomery and Jamestown). Altamonte Springs 52 Senior Citizens Multipurpose Center. 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry 53 Longwood lUUs Congregational Church. 1255 E.E. Williamson Road. Longwood 54 Sweetwater Oaks Homeowner's Association Community Center A Racquet Club. 810 Fox Valley Drive (behind 7 - 11 Store on Wekiva Springs Road), longwood 55 Oviedo Women's Club, 414 King Street (between High School and Methodist Church). Oviedo 56 New Life Fellowship Church. 9 7 0 Tuskawtlla Road. Winter Springs 57 Westminster Presbyterian Church. 2 6 4 1 Red Bug Lake Road. Casselberry 58 First Christian Church of Longwood. 1400 E.E. Williamson Road. Longwood 59 Royal Anns Condominiums. 5 00 Orange Drive. Altamonte Springs 60 First BapUst Church Sanlando Springs. 742 Sanlando Road (off S.R 434. I 1/2 miles west of 1-4. between Montgomery and Jamestown), Altamonte Springs 61 Ryan's Family Strakhousc of Apopka. 3101 E. Semoran (IIWY 4361. Forest City 02 Sanford Civic Center. 401 E. Seminole Boulevard. (Sanlurd Avenue at Seminole Boulevard). Sanford 63 Wrstvtew BapUst Church. 4 1 0 0 C.K. 4liA. (Also known as H E. Thomas Jr. Parkwayl. Sanford I’HECINCT LOCATION 64 Altamonle Springs Elementary School. 525 Ptnrvtrw Street (off Palm Springs Drivel. Altamonle Springs 65 Forest City Elementary School. 9 8 0 Sand Lake Road. Forest City 66 Central Church of Christ. 8 7 5 Oak Drive. Altamonte Springs 67 Seventh Day Adventist Church. 5 0 S. Moss Road. (South of SR 434 on Moss Road). Winter Springs 68 Elk* Club, 4 7 5 5 Howell llranch Road. Winter Park 69 Hampton Inn. 151 Douglas Avenue. Altamonle Springs 70 Holiday Inn. 2 3 0 W. Highway 436. Altamonle Springs 71 Wekiva Community Center. 2 39 Hunt Club Boulevard. Suite 101. Longwood 72 Longwood Church of the Nazarcne Fellowship Hall. 2 0 0 Wayman Avenue. Longwood 73 Lutheran Haven Fellowship Hall. 2041 W. Stale Road 426. (South of Oviedo). Oviedo 74 Destiny Churrh (previously known as Slovak Garden). 3 1 1 0 Howell Branch Road. Winter Park 75 St. Stephen's Catholic Church. 575 Tuskawtlla Road. Winter Springs 76 Church of The New Covenant. 875 TUskawtlla Road. Winter Springs 77 Casselbeny I'ollce Headquarters. 4 19 5 S. Highway 17-92, Casselbeny 78 Winter Springs CM c Center. 4 0 0 N. Edgemon Ave.. Winter Springs 79 Sterling Park Elementary School. 201 Eagle Circle. Casselberry 80 Lakevtew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road. Apopka 81 West Branch Library. 2 4 5 N. Hunt Club Boulevard. Longwood 82 First BapUst Church of Sweetwater. 3800 Wekiva Springs Road. Longwood 83 SI. Stephen Lutheran Church. 2 1 4 0 W. Stale Road 434. Longwood * 84 River Oaks Presbyterisan Church. 4 05 Washington Avenue. Lake Mary 85 Oviedo City Hall. 4 0 0 Alexandria Boulevard. Oviedo 86 Markham Woods Presbyterian Church. 5210 Markham Woods Road (one mile North of Lake Mary Boulevard), Lake Mary 87 Escondido Condominiums Club House. 101 Haltaway Drive. Altamonle Springs 88 Lighthouse Community Church (formerly known a s Our Saviour Community Church), 4600 Oabriella Lane. Winter Park 89 Grace Presbyterian Church, t i l l Tuskawtlla Road 11/2 mile North of Red Bug Lake Road). Winter Springs 90 South Seminole Church of Christ. 5 4 1 0 Lake Howell Road. Winter Park 91 Spring Lake Elementary School Activity Center. 6 9 5 Orange Avenue. Altamonte Springs 92 Saba! Point Country Club. 2662 Sabal Club Way. Longwood 93 Neighborhood Alliance Church (formerly known os Christian Neighborhood Alliance Church). 301 Markham Woods Road. Longwood 94 Tuskawtlla Country Club. 1500 Winter Springs Boulevard. Winter Springs 95 Wrdgcwood Tennis Villas. 1401 Forest Hills Drive. Winter Springs 96 Winter Springs City Hall. 1 126 E. Stale Road 434, Whiter Springs 97 Tuskawtlla Presbyterian Church. 3 6 0 0 W. State Road 426. Oviedo 98 Lutheran Haven Fellowship Hall. 2 0 4 1 W. Stale Road 4 28. (South of Oviedo). Oviedo 99 Palm Valley Club House. 5 0 0 Palm Valley Drive. Oviedo 100 Oviedo Riverside Park. 1600 Lockwood Boulevard. Oviedo 101 Ftrsl Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. 3 2 0 First Street. Geneva 102 Oviedo Women's Club. 414 King Street (between High School and Metliodlst Church). Oviedo 103 Tuskawtlla Country Club. 1500 Winter Springs Boulevard. Winter Springs 104 105 Altamonte Springs Elementary School. 525 Hnevlrw Street (off Palm Springs Drivel, Altamonle Springs 106 Altamonte Springs City Hall. 2 25 Newburyport Avenue. Altamonle Springs 107 108 109 Eastmonle CM c Center. 8 30 Magnolia Avenue. Altamonte Springs 110 111 112 113 114 • 115 118 117 • 1 18 I IB 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 • 130 131 132 133 R. T. Mllwee Middle School. 13 4 1 S. County Road 427, Longwood Ed Myers Recreallon Building (previously known os Longwood Community Building). 194 Wilma Street. (Corner of Wilma and Church Street). Longwood River Oaks Presbyterian Church. 4 0 5 Washington Avenue. Lake Mary Lake Mary New City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary First IVesbyterlan Church Lake Mury. 128 W. Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary Salvation Army, 700 W. 24th Street. Sanford Sanford Church of Christ. 1500 S. Park Avenue. Sanford Midway Elementary School. 2251 Jltway (Midway). Sanford Hamilton Elementary School. 1501 E. 8Ut Slreel. Sanford (Entrance off Celery Avenue) Hamilton Elementary School. 1501 E. Bill Street. Sanford (Entrance o il Celery Avenue) Sanford CMc Center. 401 E. Seminole Boulevard. (Sanford Avenue at Seminole Boulevard). Sanford Sanford City Hall. 300 N Park Avenue. Sanford Spring Hill Suites by Marriott. 201 N. Towne Road. Sanford Sports Training Center at Sylvan Lake Park. 8 45 Lake Markham Road. Sanford First Baptist Churrh of Sweetwater. 3 8 0 0 Wekiva Springs Hoad. Longwood first Baptist Church of Sweetwater. 3 8 0 0 Wrktva Springs Road. Lnngwuod * Indicates changes from October 3, 2000 �I'ilfiP It \ Nmiil.iy Nmm iiiIiit ">, 20(10 T ill SEMINOLE IlF.RAM) T iif. S eminole H erai ii H o t e l------------- Canoe M em orial------- C o n t i n u r il fr o m P a g e 1A Continued from Page 1A ers on the way oul, then sprint on one side on fhe way back. Moncrief hit fhe waters, nego­ tiating the course in 1:17:88. He beat everyone entered except one and official commented. He even beat people 10 years his junior. Then, Comelis Feenslra look his turn. When be crossed the finish line, he received a round of applause from his wife, daugh­ ter, and a host of other contes­ tants and on-lookers. Feenslra finished the obstacle race in Continued from Page 1A sponsorship opportunities and possible government help in getting an aircraft here to Sanford once we locale an appropriate plane." The committee recently approved Ihe printing of 10,000 marketing brochures that will soon be distributed via mail at specific audiences. "We've talked lo many of the military organizations in the area and we arc in the process of developing a prime market­ ing for the brochures," Parsell led him to believe the best fund­ ing opportunity for the project Sanford. would be lo leverage public "Ya'll nivil lo remember tliaf money with private investment wo .tro responding to your money. requeM for proposals," Dale "With public money you can said. "People have forgotten gel the facility built that meets tlwl. .mil they think w c’ro up bare-bones specifications," horo asking tlu* county to pony up tor .1 Sanford project. We're I lunter said. "By incorporating not. You asked tor proposals in private money for upgrading too t, ,rml wo responded — amenities and budgeting at $200 per square foot you're home K'l.ilodly, I admit, lint wo free. You can build a product slopped lip to the plate, and wo dni mi in a big way. Now you that fits (tie specifics of the mar­ need lo loll iis what you want to ket and the current window of do." opportunity." I lunter's presentation was I lie lliroc-hour meeting did followed by a host of questions little to solve specific details ranging from future conference about Iho project, though it did center competition in the area to locus on two construction sce­ the availability of private capital narios along Sanford's lak e that would be attracted to the Monroe waterfront. investment. l 'no proposal calls for a 300"If we build il al a II level toom full service hotel in con­ how do we upgrade to an A junction with a 42,700-squarelevel and could fullin’ competi­ loot conlerence center that tion blow us out of the mar­ would allow lor a mix of divisi­ ket?" questioned Seminole ble multi-purpose rooms, a County Commissioner Randy largo banquet/ballroom, a Morris tiered high lech amphitheater, "Them's a greater probability breakout rooms, small confer­ someone will build a C quality ence and seminar rooms, a larg­ facility or less in the future," er conference and seminar room responded Hunter. Ho repeated as well as pre-assembly areas, a sense of urgency to the audi­ administrative office space and ence. back-of-ihe-hi niso operations. "Don't screw around for I he second option would bo a similar si/eil conference center another six years, do it now," I lunter said. with a smaller 2lX)-room bou­ Commissioner Daryl McLain tique hotel styled along the said using private money lo lines of a European Inn or bring the quality of the project extended stay suites product up made sense to him and line. asked about the historic use of Costs estimates, depending Fl. Mellon Park and future pub­ on lin.il sj/e determination and lic use if Sanford’s walerfront qualilv ot interior furnishings was the chosen site. range Ivtween $2-1 and $13.7 "I'm not here to deal wilh million. that issue," Hunter responded. I lunter told the group the "A public referendum has smallci hotel and conference already answered thal ques­ tenter would be less risky and tion." more financially feasible and Hunter said a combination of would, “Focus on a market seg­ public and private funding ment not being well served by would provide a number of tlu* ( 'rlando metro area at this leverage opportunities lo get time " fhe conference center and hotel I lunter said he was confident constructed on a parallel lime the Sanford location could get a table, l ie also said he was con­ steady stream of business form fident private money could be the 1-4 corridor market by lot using its marketing efforts on attracted by using exclusive contracts as an enticement. a combination of local demand, Sanford mayor luirry Dale niche business, corporate train­ said he wasn't interested in a ing, location opportunities, state "hare-bones" facility. associations, and by capitalizing "We have a similar publicon increased traffic at the private (unding arrangement at Sanford /Orlando International the airport. That's what I'm Airport and Amtrak ridership. looking for," Dale said. "It's not I le said the conference center unreasonable to go after that could operate at a break even private money in a formal margin within three-to-four Request for Proposal. Using \ears, but until then would exclusive contracts is a feasible require an operating subsidy. method." I lunter said his experience ANSWER TO TODAY’S PUZZLE s T E W S C U R 1 A A B 1 R D R E B A E N O L T A B S P E C s E W E R O A H U T H R E ■ I E T A IS T K E i! A |M E R E C T 1 R E E B B O C n [ L A 1 R A 1 N D L B H E 1 T D A E L S k| T A P E O IF A^ R S U K 1 Y A K 1 O P 1 N E S R A_ C E L JL R e ' A Rj S L E R ol A M O S M U S C 0 C L A R A R O S S M 1 M ^E N E S N S O R E E D □ L_ E C s B O D Y S N G W A T R U C E □ T O Y E G A V 1 A G E N M E R^ G D O T E D P A L L O R A N T 1 N E □ W A S L C L A E S T T B A P U S E R P R E S S i* m O R H N A E A E N^ A N S W E R T O 1 N T H E T IH R E A D O P A R S C 1 1 H A T E 1 R M A M D 1 V E S T A N^ A M A N^ O U T N T S A O R T A S^ P 0 1 L P^ E_ N N E Puzzle on P ag e 12A W ant T h is P ictu re ? T m . S eminole H erald Hit* spinim ilr lln .ilil C ldssilinls do il all! so <all a Sp iii I iiu Ip lln a ld \ih (T lis in ii s|in ialisl Inil.n 1I07)!t22*2(ill V o ftlc e o f, j Sandra "Sandy" Goard Supervisor of Badiom of a preservation referendum approved by voters 10 years ago. The expansion includes construction of trails and greenways in addition to the preser­ vation of 5,600 acres of land pur­ chased by the county. "More than 20 percent of the land in Seminole County is pre­ served," said Morris. "We want to take natural lands that have been preserved and open them up.” The proposed trails, paved and natural, will interconnect i ___ 1 (A vote for the cendldatee w ill actually be a vote for their electors.) (Vote for Group) GEORGE W. BUSH DICKCHENEY AL GORE r-) r ep HARRY BROWNE ARTOLIVIER RALPH NADER WINONALADUKE JAM ES HARRIS UAR0ARETTR0WE JOHN HAGELIN SWP Q IAWq PAT BUCHANAN E20LA FOSTER DAVID MCREYNOLDS MARYCALMOUiS HOWARD PHILLIPS J CURTIS FRASER MONICA MOOREHEAD GLORIALARIVA STATE SENATOR 11TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (Vote for One) REF O SPf (—) ' CPF r~3 wwp ANNA COWIN (—) v— ' LESLIE SCALES ‘* 5 UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote fo r One) O BILL NELSON dem O JO E SIMONETTA law O JO EL DECKARD ref O WILLIE LOGAN NPAO ANDY MARTIN npa O DARRELL L. MCCORMICK npa O BILL MCCOLLUM Wias-in rep ----------------------------- O REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for One) PLEASE NOTE: Representative In Congress, 3rd Congressional District, will appear ONLY In Precincts 1. 3. 4. 19. 21. 29. 48. 59. 105. 108. 108. 109, 112, 119, 122. 124, 127, 128, 129. 130. 1 3 1 ,1 3 2 and 133. REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS 7TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for One) Win-at STATE REPRESENTATIVE 33RD HOUSE DISTRICT (Vote fo r One) CD * * /Af r V . . lit, TREASURER (Vote for One) TOM GALLAGHER JOHN COSGROVE O dem O REP COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION (Vote for One) CHARLIE CRIST GEORGE H. SHELDON VASSILIA GAZETAS O dem O NPA O r ep REP STEVE SNIPPER UB O O SHERIFF (Vote fo r One) DON ESUN GER RICHARD BEARY ANDREW VAN QAALE JAM ES COAKLEY O DEM O US O REP COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 (Vote fo r One) DICK VAN DER WEIDE ZEA PROCTOR WIN ADAMS DEAN RAY FRANKLIN PEREZ DAVID ALBERT DAVID J . MEALOR 'DR. ANDY' MICHAUD . i jj JAMES'JIMMY'AUFFANTDEM PLEASE NOTE: State Representative, 35th House District, writ appear ONLY m Precincts 43. 49 and 68. STATE REPRESENTATIVE 37TH HOUSE DISTRICT (Vote for One) DAVID SIMMONS ALI SHAHNAMI O DEM O REP PLEASE NOTE: State Repreeentatlve. 37th Houae District, writ appear ONLY in Precincts 4, 9. 11. 12. 15. 16. 23. 28. 34. 35. 38. 48. 4 7 .4 8 . 51. 53. 58. 5 9 .6 1 , 84, 65. 66. 69. 70. 71. 80. 61: 62. 83. 84. 6 7 .9 1 ,1 0 4 . 105. 106. 107,110. 113 115and 133. O Oi O UB O M>A O REP Y E S CSV o NO o C» Supreme Court bo retained in office? YES o NO • , . ' * «•• , • Q J Sf * Shall Judge EMERSON R. THOMPSON, JR . of the 5TH District Court ol Appeal be retained In office? O OEM O UB O NPA O REP YES NO • O O NO. 1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE X, SECTION 10 (Initiative) Florida Transportation Initiative for statewide high speed monorail, fixed guideway or magnetic levitation system. To reduce traffic and Increase travel alternatives, this amendment provides lor development ol a high speed monorail, fixed guideway or magnetic levitation svstem linking Florida’s five largest urban areas and providing for access to existing air and ground transportation facilities and services by directing the state and/or state authorized private entity to implement the financing, acquisition ol right-of-way, design, construction and operation of the system, with construction beginning by November 1,2003. YES for Approval O NO for Rejection G IT11,1 NO. 2 CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE REFERENDUM (Implementing Article V, Section 10) Local Option for Selection ot Circuit Judges . Shall the method ol selecting circuit court judges In the eighteenth Judicial circuit be changed from election by a vote ol the people to selection by the JirtHn1nomination mmmlx^nn ant* appointment by the Governor with subsequent terms determined by a retention vote ot the people? YES NO O O NO. 3 COUNTY COURT JUDGE REFERENDUM (Implementing Article V, Section 10) Local Option lor Selection ol County Judges Shall the method ot selecting county court judges In Seminole County be changed from election by a vote ol the people to selection by the judicial nominating commission and appointment by the Governor with subsequent terms determined by a retention vote ol the people? O OEM O O O NO 1Shall Justice PEGGY A. QUINCE ot the REP fCP O Supreme Court be Tetained in office? COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICTS (Vote for One) DARYL MCLAIN YES 23Y 1Shall Ju stice BARBARA J . PARIENTE of the O NPA O REP COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 (Vote fo r One) GRANT MALOY Court be retained in office? STATE REPRESENTATIVE 34TH HOUSE DISTRICT (Vote for One) JIM KALLINGER PLEASE NOTE: Representative m Congress, 7th Congressional District, will appear in ail Precincts EXCEPT 1 , 3 . 4 . 1 9 . 2 1 . 2 9 . 4 8 . 5 9 . 105, 106. 108. 109, 112, 119, 122, 124, 127, 1 2 8 ,1 2 9 .1 3 0 . 1 3 1 ,1 3 2 and 133. bu * O DEM O rep STATE REPRESENTATIVE 35TH HOUSE DISTRICT (Vote for One) REP DAN VAUGHEN PLEASE NOTE: Slate Representative, 25th House District, will appear ONLY m Precincts 1, 2 .3 0 .5 4 .6 0 .8 6 .9 2 .9 3 ,1 2 7 ,1 2 8 ,1 2 9 ,1 3 0 ,1 3 1 and 132. MARYANNE MORSE Shall Justice f t TOED LEWIS of the Supreme YES PLEASE NOTE: Stats Representative. 34th House District, will appear ONLY m Precincts 8. 1 0 .1 4 .1 7 . 20. 25. 26. 2 7 ,3 1 .3 2 . 3 3 ,3 8 .3 9 .4 0 . 4 1 . 4 4 ,4 5 . 5 0 ,5 2 .5 6 , 5 7 ,6 7 ,7 2 . 7 3 ,7 4 . 7 5 .7 6 , 77, 76, 79, 88. 89. 90, 95. 97. 106. 109. 111, 112, 114, 116. 117, 118 and 119. O DEM O JOHN L. MICA RICK DWYER O OEM O REP CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (Vote fo r One) PLEASE NOTE: State Representative, 33rd House District, will appear QHLY In Precincts 3. 5 .6 . 7 .1 3 .1 8 , 1 9 .2 1 . 2 2 .2 4 .2 9 .3 7 .4 2 ,5 5 .6 2 . 63, 85. 94. 96. 98. 9 9 .1 0 0 , 101, 102, 103. 120, 1 2 1 ,1 2 2 , 1 2 3 ,1 2 4 ,1 2 5 and 126. ----------------------------- O Wrifr* CAREY BAKER GLENDA CONLEY REP CORRINE BROWN STATE REPRESENTATIVE 2STH HOUSE DISTRICT (Vote for One) TOM FEENEY O DEM O JENNIFER S . CARROLL O OEM O REP PLEASE NOTE: State Senator, nth Senatorial District, will appear ONLY In Precincts 1, 2, 10, 3 0 .3 2 . 86. 115. 118, 1 1 7 ,1 2 7 , 130 and 131. ■ o Writ*-* O OEM O REP PLEASE NOTE: State Senator. 0th Senatorial District. will appear ONLY In Precinct« B, 1 1 ,1 3 , 1 4 .1 7 . 18. 19, 20. 22, 24, 25. 28, 2 7 ,3 1 .3 8 . 37. 38, 39. 40. 41. 42. 4 3 ,4 4 . 45. 49. 50, 52. 58. 57, 59. 8 7 .6 8 . 72. 73, 74. 75. 78. 77, 78, 70. 87, 88. 89. 90. 95. 96. 97, 98. 103. 108, 112, 122 and 124. GRE Q NATGOLDHABER LEE CONSTANTINE RON ELLMAN ' °EM 0 UB Q J0EUEBERUAN STATE SENATOR 9TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (Vote for One) NO VOTE BOTH SIDES cities, schools, parks and neigh­ borhoods. Morris said Florida leads the nation in the vehicular homicide of pedestrians, cyclists and chil­ dren. "The trails will allow not just recreation but safety," he said. Parts of Ihe trails that have already been constructed, the Cross Seminole Trail and the Seminole Wckiva Trail, have been designated for the Florida National Scenic Trail, a state approved venture that will even­ tually extend from the panhan­ dle to Miami. "We may not see that com­ pleted in our lifetime, but we could Mr it in Seminole County in the next two to three years," said Morris. Potential trails are proposed in Geneva, Chuluola, Oviedo, Cassleberry, Longwood. Fern Park, Altamonte Springs, Winter Springs, Dike Mary and Sanford. A "yes" vole on the referen­ dum will authorize $25 million in general obligation bonds to support projects that enhance public safely and promote out­ door recreation. The cost Is esti­ mated at an additional $10 per household per year. Other commission business included approvals of the final budget and millagc rate for the 2001 fiscal year. The approved millage rate is 3.7648 and the total general fund budget is $11,359,474. IMPORTANT: FLORIDA STATE STATUTES REQUIRE THAT YOU PRESENT A PHOTO I.D. TO VOTE AT YOUR POLLING PLACE. IF YOU FAIL TO PROVIDE A PHOTO I.D ., YOU W ILL BE REQUIRED TO SIGN A “VOTER W ITH O U T PHOTO I.D .” AFFIRM ATION. GENERAL ELECTION SEM INO LE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 7, 2000 1 IIAVNWWSM. ScrJont. FVnfa For voting Infos motion c a t 407-6 6 5 -7 7 0 0 or visit our w eb silo ah www temcoeleclioni.org Continued from Page 1A said, "I have a greater apprecia­ tion for the office thanks to your guidance." Mealor served as a commis­ sioner from 1988 to 1992, as deputy mayor from 1992 to 19% and as mayor since 1996. In other commission business, Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris presented a clari­ fication of the natural lands ref­ erendum on the Nov. 7 ballot. The referendum is an expansion SAMPLE BALLOT 1 2000 I’ugp 9A M ealor •BUY -SELL •TRADE said. "We'll likely target cx-mllilary in the area, particularly those who served here. The brochures will be going out in the mail in the near future," he added. Interested parties and ex-mil­ itary who would like more information and involvement in the push for Ihe memorial arc asked fo contact the Sanford Orlando International Airport at 407-391-2136 or Bob Parsell at Sanford Ace Hardware, 407-321­ 0885. ^ S u p e r v is o r I / • * E le c tio n s 1 / s .m s m . cauntij. norld. s V 7^ • ’l '} •" You ca n buy p ictu res p u b lish ed in the S e m i n o l e H erald. P h oto s are the p e rfe ct w ay to re m em b e r th o se sp e cia l m o m en ts. S to p by the I lerald o ffic e (a} 3 0 0 North F re n ch Ave. in S a n fo rd o r call 4 0 7 - 3 2 2 - 2 6 11 1:17:56, beating Moncrief, but only by 32 one-hundredths of a second. The fwo shook hands. Feenslra was presented the gold medal for first place in his age division, while Moncrief received a Silver medal for second place. Both commented, "Wail until next year." Then they shared a soft drink. The fastest lime in the sprint race was made by Richard Poole, in the 65 lo 69 age group. I le also received a gold medal. Sunday. November 5. O O APPROVAL OF BONDS TO ACQUIRE AND IMPROVE NATURAl/ENVIRONMENTAL LANDS. TRAILS, GREENWAYS, AND BLUEWAYS. Shall Seminole County be authorized to levy ad valorem taxes on all taxable property at a rate which, when added to the rate previously levied to pay lor bonds Issued (or the same purposes, does not exceed one quarter of one mill (.25 mill) to pay debt service on avAM/finn S 2 5 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 Limited General Obligation Bonds to purchase and improve important natural/environmental lands lor preservation and recreational uses, trails, greenways and blueways? YES For Bonds NO Against Bonds O O MAYOR/COMMISSIONER, SEAT 5 (Vote for One) ARTICLE III. LEGISLATIVE Section 3.07. Vacancies; forfeiture ol office; penalty for absence; filling ol vacancies. BRUCE A. PRONOVOST CARL ROBERTSON O O (e) Riling of vacancies. A vacancy on the commission shall be tilled as follows: CHARTER AMENDMENT CHANGING II there is one (1) year or less remaining In the unexpired term of a City Commissioner/Mayor, or one (1) year or less before the next City election, the CommlsslorVMayor shall, by a majority vote ol the remaining members, choose a successor to serve until the Commissioner/Mayor elected at the next City election takes office. II there is more than one (1) year remaining In Ihe unexpired term, the Commission shall schedule a special election to be held not sooner than thirty (30) days, nor more than sixty (GO) days, following the vacancy. AGAINST THE AMENDMENT NUMBERED YEARS; INCREASING COMMISSION TERMS FROM THREE TO FOUR YEARS Shall Article IV, Section 10 ol the City ot Casselberry Charter be amended to change all regular City Commission elections to even numbered years to coincide with Florida gubernatorial and United States Presidential elections and to Increase the terms ol the SHALL THE ABOVE CHARTER AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED? FOR THE AMENDMENT COMMISSION ELECTIONS TO EVEN Mayor and all City Commissioners from three O O ARTICLE III. LEGISLATIVE Section 3.13. Personnel Administration. to lour years. effective November 7 ,2 0 0 0 , as provided in Ordinance No. 00-9 9 0 ? FOR AMENDING CHARTER AGAINST AMENDING CHARTER O O (b) Any appointed city official or city employee, excluding the city manager, department directors and those management level positions wmen, oy ineir job speoiicauons, are Identified as At Will and acting in the absence of the department director and/or deputy director, haa the right within thirty (30) calendar days after the receipt ol notice ot his/her dismissal, suspension tor more than three (3) working days or demotion resulting in more than ten percent (10%) reduction in annual salary, to appeal to the personnel administration board. PLEASE NOTE: City of Caaaaibarry candidates and Issue will appear ONLY on ballot a Issued to City residents. SHALL THE ABOVE CHARTER AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED? PLEASE NOTE: City of Longwood candidate* will appear ONLY on ballot* issued lo City resident*. FOR THE AMENDMENT AGAINST THE AMENDMENT O O PLEASE NOTE: City of Altamonte Springs Issues will appear ONLY on balots Issued to City residents if* W/ i t /C ta jd F lciMdwcx)pj W U i f i COMMISSIONER. DISTRICT 3 (Vote for One) GEORGE MCKENZIE STEVE MILLER o o COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 5 (Vote for One) PAUL LOVESTRAND CRAIG VAN HOOVEN • f 1 J )'f c r f r 6 f o o w iN T E B ^ r ti^ H tttH ! COMMISSIONER SEAT/DISTRICT 1 (3 YEAR TERM) (Vote for One) BILL GROVE O ROBERT S. (BOB) MILLER O COMMISSIONER SEAT/DISTRICT 3 (3 YEAR TERM) (Vote for One) PAUL M. LECKINGER o ED MARTINEZ o PLEASE NOTE: City ol Winter Springs candidate* wil appear ONLY on ballots Issued to City residents. �— >■- . - --■------------------- i_;---- ___________________ ___■ ■ ■ ■ saK m h �Page I2A Sunday. November 5. 2000 T he S eminole H erald Sunday Crossword Puzzle FJllrdhjrl-'Jic Nkhnli Inrta Canine Howl-O-Ween contest is a success for Greyhound group By Ja n a S . Ja c o b s Herald Intern The sounds of barking dc the anticipation of the crowds gathering around the track, tlie smell of hot dogs and cotton candy wafting through the air. Tiie dogs line up with their han­ dlers, anxious to get through the next showing so they can take off those costumes. The first "Canine Howl-OWeen," hosted by Greyhound Pets of America, Greater Orlando Chapter, broke out of the gate Saturday at the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club. The event, former­ ly called "Fall Greyhound Fun ever dog Day," featured ' ‘ the first ‘ Halloween costume contest open to all breeds and participants Dtioto bv Jane were anything but scarce. Dominic Delgardki, S. and his dog Sparky show off Iheir costumes during the This year marks the first time Canine Howl-O-Woen contest sponsored by Greyhound Pets ol America. the event has been opened to all breeds. Organizers said a fear of dog aggression kept them from opening past events to other Howell) and Mac West, complete The purpose of these events, breeds. Greyhounds are gentle with false•eye eyelashes and featherGPA/GO holds two a year, is to by nature and mix well with cuffed negligee. find homes for the scores of dogs other greyhounds but are some­ The contest was emceed and taken in by the rescue and adop­ times skittish around other fudged by the hosts of Pet tion group. Up to 100 ex-racers breeds. Phones, Orlando's only call-in were available for adoption on "Tilings went very well, we radio show about pets. Disco this day. Many greyhounds were didn't have any problems with Soottie and Dr. Rick of 740 on hand in an adoption area set that so 1 think we're on to some­ WINZ. Third place went to a up for viewing by prospective thing," said Lisa Nolet, GPA/GO pack of six greyhounds dressed owners. “About 17 dogs were president "In future I think all as the royal family of adopted out Saturday," said our events will be open to all Scagullmania owned by Ron and Nolct, "but we're still counting." breeds." Shirley Seagull, second place More than 500 dogs will be Owners dressed their dogs In went to "Biker T Boy," ana firet placed by GPA/GO tills year, everything from the spooky to p lace i went to the he "Hippie cither locally or with other adop­ the silly, frightening to frilly. owner by Manny and Hiound," owned tion groups. So far this year Dogs and owners dressed alike Suzanne Jones. about 200 have been place locally like "Biker Boy" and Valerie, a Besides dressing up the patient and the same number have been chained and black leather dad pooches, speed runs and canine sent out to other adoption duo, and super heroes Batman contests like bobbing for weenies groups. and Superman by 5-year-old and a scavenger hunt kept own­ TVvo years ago about 600 dogs Dominic Dclgaraio and Sparky. ers occupied and dogs delighted. were placed by the group. Nolet TVadlttonal costumes like vam­ In the speed run, a Jp g runs on said (Ik* decline can be traced to pires and witches were plentiful the track for fun and a good time while other* dressed like Brittany instead of after a fake rabbit and Spears (a backpack and miniskirt a high payoff. The dogs'times, on the stou t wrinkled frame of clocked by a radar gun, ranged an English bulldog named Mrs. from slimy slug to speed demon. "TONGUE-TIED' By OtANE C. 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C all 1 - 9 0 0 - 9 3 3 * 5 1 5 5 . 99 cen ts a minute 2 1 r~ ;■ iT • 27 m 3l Massey Cadillac Oldsmobile Of.Sanford P r esen ts Ml'fili&l JV 4*4>»‘UOU ^ S a n fo rd In The Streets O f H istoric Downtown Sanford, F lorida N O V . 1 0 -1 2 FRIDAY *D<z*tieU SUNDAY C o n c e rts 7 p m & 9p m SATURDAY N UG RO UND PLUS PHASE 3 Concerts 6pm & 8pm Admission Includes Free Concerts (Children Under 12 Feee) M in i s t r y o f T o u r is m Eleuthera, Bahamas M idw ay Rides * Karaoke * Bahamian Market Place * Junkanoo Parade 4 stages * Limbo & Fire Show * Crafts, Antiques, Exhibits & 100 Events PEPSI O M U S O U T H M o b a ty ' ■0BX 3 B udw viser i finea) 1kstmiejUfcimeel Uuepm! w w w .Sem in o leA rts.o rg Se m in o l e H erald �T he S eminole H erald aulucci will distribute free urkeys, meals in Seminole rom 8 t* tf R aporta and Christmas holidays. These gifts, compliments of the Paulucci family, which owns Luigino's Inc., and its Michelina's brand, have become a Seminole County holiday tradition over the past several years. This will be the seventh and eighth truckloads of free Michelina’s dinners to the local needy over the past two years. Approximately 50 agencies and organizations serving needy and low-income families in Seminole County have been notified of the free food and turkey distribution at the Rich SA N FO RD — Lois and Jeno aulurci o f Sanford are once aln sending their holiday fts o f turkeys and free meals edy in Sanford and »the needy Seminole County. The distribution will be early this year. TWo sem i-trailer loads of M lchelina's and M ichelina's Yu Sing frozen entrees, more than 100,000 dinners, plus 250 ovenready frozen turkeys will arrive in Sanford on Thursday, Nov. 9 for distribution to the needy for the Thanksgiving Sunday, November 5, 2000 Page 13A t le c n o n Food Plan of Florida facilities, 401 West 13th Street in Sanford, beginning at 8 a.m. The Paulucd family is wide­ ly known for contributions of its products in areas where its facilities are located, as well as aiding victims of natural disas­ ters nationwide, having reccnt' sent free food to emergency isaster relief centers in Oklahoma, Arizona, Tennessee, North Dakota, Minnesota, Ohio, and Florida. The Luigino’s Inc., corporate headquarters is located in Sanford. S SCC Board of Directors meets Tuesday, Nov. 21 The District Board of lh atees of Seminole Community College will hold a regular board meeting Nov. 21 beginning at 7 pm . at Seminole Community College Weldon Administration Building Room A- 200. 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November 5.200(1 T iie S eminole H erald S p e a k O u t H otlin e now activ e fo r Sem in ole C ou n ty stu d en ts From S ta ll R eports SpeakOut Hotline, 1-800-226­ 7733, a 24-hour per day, seven day per week anonymous tip line is now in full swing. The line encourages students and their parents to call with infor­ mation concerning Issues of school safety and security. At a Seminole County School Board meeting last month, Sheriff Don Eslinger, a member of the Board o f the Central Florida CrimeLInc Program, C o u n ty P la n n in g a n d D e v e lo p m e n t d e p a rtm e n t h o n o red Tlie Seminole County Planning and Development Department has received the "Outstanding Public Report Awanl” by the Florida Planning and Zoning Association at its annual conference. The study pertained to the Chuluota community and relat­ ed to nonresidential develop­ ment standards of the commu­ nity, which is pocketed by the generally rural areas of the county and the City of Oviedo. The Planning and Development Department staff conducted land use, economic and architectural analysis and engaged in intensive communi­ ty involvement before develop­ ing a design standard overlay ordinance that harmonized the need of the community for some nonresidential develop­ ment, while also protecting the rural appearance of the area. asked the school board to con­ sider SpeakOut to replace the former "Savc-A-Friend" pro­ gram, which has been phased out by the company formerly providing the service. Cheryl Catchings, SpeakOut Hotline Director, gave details of the successes of the program in the seven counties currently being served. It was bom of a tragic shooting that occurred in a Lake County school several years ago. It has since received calls concerning gang activities, guns and other weapons, fights, counterfeiting and numerous other topics of concerns to stu­ dents. Calls received arc referred to both school administrators and school resource officers assigned to the schools by the law enforcement agencies of jurisdiction. Callers do not receive a reward. They are asked to call, "because it's the right thing to do.” Catchings added that all calls are answered live, with no caller ID, no recordings, and no trac­ ing of calls. The official start date of SpeakOut in Seminole County was Wednesday, Nov. 1. For additional information, contact Jack K. Stacey, Jr., Executive Director, Central Florida CrimeLInc Program, 1­ 800-226-7733. 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Jim SlelUng C hairm an R epu blican P arty o f Sem inole County A nthony T o n y ” S u a rez Past C hairm an D em ocrat P arty o f Sem inole County O I n s t r u c to r a t N a tio n a l C o m m u n ity P o lic in g S e m in a rs ... F lo r id a ’s c r im e r a te Is d o w n , a n d I a m c o n v in c e d It is th e r e s u lt o f th e v e ry p r o g r e s s iv e e f f o r ts o f s h e r if f s a n d la w e n f o r c e m e n t a d m in is tr a to r s s u c h a s y o u r s e lf . O The R obert A. B u tten eo rth A ttorney G eneral o f Florida S e m in o le C o u n ty S h e r if f s O ffic e h a s b e e n d e s ig n a te d a "s k ill s ite " to w n lc h S h e rif fs fr o m o t h e r c o u n tie s a n d s ta te s c o m e to le a r n . �Lions rise up, knock down Apopka By TonytDe Sonnier H ER A LD CORRESPONDENT A P O P K A -P ie •trictly on pride, the Oviedo High ol football team I a coruidei erable measure of redemption Friday night by upsetting the previously unbeaten Apopka Blue Dexters, 35-31, in a 6 A-District 2 game at Roger Williams Field. >ka had ahead. already clinched the dieApopka ' l championship with an 8-0 overall tricti record! >rd and a 5-0 district mark. Oviedo was 4-4 after snapping a four-game los­ ing streak the week before with a win over winless Colonial. And while the Lions won't return to the playoffs this year, they will be able to make a claim no-one else in the district can - the beat both the district champions and district runners-up (Lake Brantley) this iyear. "Hopefully,, w e showed what Oviedo football is about abo tonight," said Oviedo coach Greg Register. *We beat the No. 1 and 2 teams In the district this year. That's something we can feel good about" . „ U sk* This has turned out to be a classic "what IT season for the Lions. There has­ n 't been a game all season where Oviedo has been completely healthy, missing key players in every game. On Friday . night, it, for example, < defensivei mainstays Brandon Brandon Watson and Rafael Sawin as well as senior running back Drew Balley-Bamett didn't play a down because of illness and injuries. Register refuses to use that as excuse. "That's part o f football," he said with a good-natured shrug. "There have been seasons where we haven't had hardly any injuries at all. This year made up for those years. But we went out every night and did the best with who we had avail­ able." That's how Nick Tenckedes and Steve Asby, the area’s top receiving duo last season, evolved into one of the area's top passing combinations, Tenckedes doing the tossing and Asby the catching. On Friday night, Tenckedes completed 11 of 17 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns. Asby caught six passes for S n Lions, Page 3B Rams win offensive war Campbell’s late run gives Lake Mary 34-28 win over Lyman By Dean Smith Sports Editor W INTER SPRIN G S — After suffering a pair of tough losses the past two weeks, it figured the Seminole High School foot­ ball team would b e looking to take its frustrations out on someone. And Friday night they did just that, playing a near flawless Herald IjQ im p o i afoul LAKE MARY — In front of a rather sparse crow d at Don T. Reynolds Stadium the Lake M aty Rams took an Use . game, except for penalties, in Lyman dry hounds In a * and w on I The Rams honored their 30 seniors during the pre-game ceremonies, es the Rams held Senior N ight on its last home gam e of theseeson. Lake M ary and if a seniors wasted no time getting on the board when with just under tw o minutes into the game senior fullback Justin . Komondoreaa punched it into the end-zone from just 2 yards out putting the Rems an top 6-0, point after attem pt failed. Lake M ary's defense looked Tribe takes it out on Bears ‘ topi Johnson (8), Brandi Davis (7) and Erin Bradshaw and Linda Cazeau (6 each). Y. Corbit had a huge game for IRCC before fouling out, totaling game-highs in points, 16, rebounds (11) and steals (5)- RBarnes and C Walker were also in double figures for the Pioneers with 10 points each. Coach Ken Patrick's Raiders will be on Winter Springs Bears, 55-7, in a Class 5A-District 4 contest at the A.W. Epps Sports Complex. The game was the final one of the season for the Fighting Seminoles, who are now 6-4 overall and 4-2 In 5A-4. The Tribe must now wait to see if they are invited as a wild card team into the playoffs that begin in two weeks. Mainland defeated Spruce Creek, 24-3, Friday to claim the district crown, with the Hawks earning the runner-up sp o t Winter Springs is now 2-6 overall and 0-5 in the district and will dose out the season with a game at Oviedo next Friday against the Lions start­ ing at 7 3 0 p.m. at John Courier Field. Seminole showed from the get-go that this would be Its night, going to the razzle-dazzle on the third play of the game. Quarterback Andre Raines, making his second start of the season, tossed to cousin Andre Raines, who hit Andrew Beatty with a 47-yard pass to set-up a three-yard touchdown run by Willie Bennett. And when Matt Groover hit the extra point, the Tribe led 7-0 with just 1 3 0 off the dock. By the time the quarter had ended, Seminole led 14-0 and See Women, Page SB See T rib e , Pace 3B hmm Lake Mar/e Derek Grayson No. 4) struggles for yardage against Lyman during the Conference victory Friday night at Don T. Reynolds Stadkxn. pasts w M mansM t 34-28 Seminole Athletic Kindred, Berggren lead SCC women to victory FT. PIER C E— Sheketa Kindred and N aium ol Berggren scored 14 paints each as i women's 1 20003001 season w ith an 64-64 victory over Indian River Community College Thursday night Berggren, a freshman point guard from Stockholm, Sweden, hit a pair of three-point shots as she poured in 12 of her 14 points in the second half as the Raiders outscored the Pioneers 46-32 in the final 20 minutes. Freshman Gabrieli* Blankenfeld from Naperville, Illinois also had a big game for rebounds, from Oviedo also scored in double figures for the Raiders, hitting 4-of-6 shots to finish with 10 points. A different “Story” for SCC Sophomore leads w ay as Raiders rally past Brevard in second half, 80-75 SAN FO RD — What a difference a year makes. In the season opener a year ago, the Seminole Community College m en's basketball team looked v ir tu a lly u n be atab le it le d by over 20 points In the first only to see Brevard, which would go an to win the state championship, rally fo ra win. Wednesday night at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center it was deja vu in reverse as the Titans held the Raiders to four points over the first 12 minutes of the game and took leads of as many as 17 in building a 46-35 halftime advantage. But behind the play of sophomore shooting guard Matt Story, SCC pulled off a remarkable rally, outscoring BCC 45-29 in the second half to pull off an 80-75 victory in the 2000-2001 season opener. The Raiders will be at home again tonight (Saturday) hosting Hillsborough Community College from Tampa starting at 7 J 0 p.m. at the Health and Physical Education Center. All home games are free of charge to the public. Story, from Sarasota, was ice-cold from the field in the opening 20 minutes, only scoring two • points on a pair of free throws. Only the play of freshmen Jontue Johnson (nine points) and An twain Tennell (six points) off the bench, kept SCC from being completely run out of its own gym in the opening half. Sophomore's Emmanuel Clifton and Michael Phenlzee, meanwhile, were dominating the Insldr for the Titans, combining for 25 points, 17 by Cocoa's Clifton, and getting almost every rebound. But the second half was a complete role reversal S m M en , Page 2B Seminole Community College sophomore forward Chris Calderon (No. 33) looks to drive on a Brevard player during the Raiders' 80-75 victory. �Page 2B Sunday. November 5. 2000 T he S eminole H erald V o lle y b a ll------Continued from Page IB game, 15-8, But the Lions battled back, umping out to leads of 6-1 and '-3 before the Bears won eight straight points to take an 11-7 lead. Oviedo came right back with seven consecutive points of its own to lead 14-11, but the game would go right down to the wire before the Lions pulled it out, 15-13, to force a winner-take-all Game 3. This game too was tight throughout, with Winter Springs holding the biggest lead at 5-2. Oviedo eventually took a 7-5 lead and the race was on as the two teams started trading points until it was 13-13. The Bears finally pulled out the victory as freshman Noelis Marquez served and ace to bring the game to match-point and then junior Tiffany kitaoka pounded down a kill off an assist from junior Backi McLamon. In the finals. Winter Springs looked like it would win its sec­ ond straight 4A-Dlstrict 3 title and hana the Bulldogs another J district heartbreak as the Bears took a quick 4-0 lead and still led 8-4 later. But DcLand started getting the ball to its premier setter, senior Kristy Hanson, who was findin hitters Gothier and Kazmiercza as the hosts cut the deficit to 8-7. Winter Springs then scored to take a two-point lead, 9-7, but would not score again in the game, losing 15-9. Tire Bears would again get off to a fast start in trying to force a game three, taking a 3-1 lead. But the Bulldogs were not to outdone, coming back to take an 8-5 lead before Winter Springs made one final charge, regaining the lead at 10-8 . At that point Clonan went back to serve for the hosts and never gave it up as she had one ace and got three points from Kazmicrczak, on a kill, a touch over the Bears front line, and a block that scored the final point, and two points from senior Shelly Joiner on a kill and a tough. SEMINOLE LO SES IN SEMIFINALS DELTONA — Coach Beth Corso's young Fighting , Seminolcs team gave a good account of itself, advancing to the semifinals of the Class 5ADistrict 5 Tournament at Deltona High School. The Tribe (16-14) knocked off Pine Ridge (10-9) in the quarter­ finals, 15-11 and 15-7, before falling to No. 1 seeded Spruce Creek (22-8), which Seminole had handed its only regular-sea­ son district loss, in a toughly fought contest, 15-6 and 15-3. Against the Panthers, the Fighting Scminoles had 19 kills, 26 digs and three blocks. Doing the damage individual­ ly were Jessica Chick (seven kills, two blocks, one dig), Michelle Cardel (five kills, one block, six digs), Kim Corso (four kills, one dig, nine assists), Emily Keysor (seven digs, seven assists), Jennifer Grullon (one kill, six digs), Amanda Howard (two kills, one dig), and Jessica Hcrmsen (four digs). Keysor, a sophomore, Chick, a unior, and senior Cardel had >!g games against the Hawks in the semifinals, but It was not enough. ! G . W. Bush and the Je ts to win Welcome to Week 10 of the National Football ly get back in the race. This is an easy place to League my fellow fans. As always, the weeks start. Bucs 34, Falcons 20. seem to be passing too rapidly. INDIANAPOLIS (-8 ) AT CHICA­ The Crystal has always Been GO an advocate of elongating the The Colts seem to be finding T h is W eek themselves as their offense has season to 30 weeks. I have spo­ ken to Paul TagUabue on the In th e N F L resurfaced. The feisty Bears are subject a number o f times, and known for their surprises at home, have little hope that he will but I don't feel they have the fire­ move to make it a reality. The power to compete in this one. Colts B ra d y newly formed X.F.L will have H Bears 9. to fill the void for hardcore fans L e ssa rd D ETRO IT (-3) V S. M IAM I like myself. The Dolphins travel to Detroit to Let's talk about last week, continue tneir wobbly reign o f ter­ shall we? ror. The Lions are absolutely convinced that the Once again the Crystal ball of Football deliv­ rest of their season is riding on this game. I think ered his Lock o f the Week on a silver platter. I this will be the most competitive game of the day. went with the Miami Dolphins (-4) over the TOO CLO SE TO C A L L Green Bay Packers. NEW YO RK JE T S (-3) V S. DENVER Management was flfpping out on Sunday as The Jets are eager to turn things back around as Miami fell to an early 17-0 deficit. The publisher the Broncos are still trying to get things patched of The Herald had the nerve to call the Crystal at together. New Yorkers believe, and in this one home and question my judgment. they have every right to. Jets 37, Broncos 20. His comment to m e was. With the compensa­ v OAKLAND <-WV S . KANSAS C IT Y ............. tion 'patkMge th it’wti Haveglven you; mistakes •' ' ' > T h iels'th e Game of th e W eek my friends; Mark my words, the winner o f this gam* will win the like this aren't supposed to occur.” 1 'allowed film to finish popping Off before a s k -' •"AiF.C. Wfest and pWAtHallv go on to the Super ing him, "Is the game over?"* His answer was "no," Bowl. Hold on to your wallets, fids will be a fight Cheaters 24, C hiefs 21 . and I slammed the phone down In disgust. Forty-five minutes later the Dolphins finished MINNESOTA ( 4 ) AT GREEN BAY Wow. Wow. What a disappointment this game cruising to an easy victory. They beat the Packers is. Two years ago this could nave been the Game by twice the published spread, just as the Crystal of the Year. The Packers are so bad, Til be sur­ had promised. 1 continue to wait for an apology. prised if they evert attempt to resist Oh.......wait a I anticipate a long wait so let’s look at today's minute. This is at Green Bay? Upset Special! schedule and find some MORE winners. Packets 23, V ikings 20. BALTIM ORE (-6 ) AT CINCINNATI Each week foe Crystal Ball o f Football releases Believe it or not, this game has the potential to be exciting. The Bungles are convinced they aren't his patented LOCK OF THE WEEK selection. This is the game that after research and contem­ as bad as everyone thinks, and the Ravens think plation, I feel most comfortable giving out as a they are better than most believe. Neither team is correct. Ravens 23, Bungles 1Z I NEW ENGLAND (-3) V S BUFFALO My beloved Bills have clawed their way back level. I assure you I don't. I spend every day of into the hunt. They remain a longshot but defi­ the week making sure that 1 nave the most accu­ nitely need this one. Flutle rocks! Bills 31, rate Information available for the benefit of my Patriots 27. readers. TENNESSEE (-7) V S. PITTSBURGH Today I’m going with the NEW YORK JETS (-3) Tennessee returns home where they are unde­ OVER the DENVER BRONCOS as THE LOCK feated...........ever. The Steelers running game will OF THE WEEK. The Jets are painfully aware that be shut down like a rusty steel mill. The Titans to stay in foe hunt they need this win. They are look very good. Titans 24, Steelers 1Z extremely fortunate to be playing the Broncos In NEW ORLEANS (-5) V S. SAN FRANCISCO this one. The Aints are feeling good I Bourbon Street is Today I am also going with GEORGE W. BUSH rockin' and rollin' as tneir team, with Jeff Blake at as my LOCK OF THE DECADE. It’s high time we the helm, seems poised for the playoffs. I'll be had a president we can all respect, and one that making a trip to the Big Easy very soon. Aints 27, has the gift to bring out the best in all of N in en 2 5 . us........like Vince Lombardi did as a coach. TAMPA BAY (-7) AT ATLANTA Enjoy y ou r football and remember, everything, The Bucs, as I predicted, are turning things except the Bush victory previously mentioned, around just in time to keep us believing. They need to win their next FOUR games to rcallsticalcan wait! H m M photo toy Art XMMH Jontue Johnson (No. 11) came off the bench to score 15 points and help SCC knock off the defending state cham­ pions from Brevard Community College, 80-75, at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center.. M en Continued from Page IB as the Raiders came out smok­ ing the final six points of foe ing and turned up the defensive game, after converting Just 11 of ressurc to turn foe momentum 16 in the opening period. i their favor. The locals also The difference in the | started to pull down some was on the long-rang rebounds as 6-foot-10 and 6as BCC had 28 field goals to 24 foot-9 South Carolina freshmen for SCC and the Raiders made Che Morgan and Cedric 22 free throws to 18 for the McHaney started throwing their Titans. weight around. But SCC hit three "treys" Story hit three 3-pointers and while BCC could only lut one Johnson tossed in two more as from downtown. SCC slowly took control o f foe Three other players besides game. Dallas scored In double figures Once the game got dose, for foe winners with Story and freshman Curtis Dallas from Johnson both totaling 15 and Tennell tossing in 11. Jones High School went to work, scoring 13 o f his teamClifton had a monster game high 18 points late In the game. for the Titans, scoring a gameThe Raiders also made foe free high 32 points an 12 field goals, atleast eight of which were throw line their own, making 11 of 13 in foe second half, lncluddunks. ......... . m i l . ' i:< ,. : Jr-, : .JJP'JLW ' H k t a i JU. I-...;; U." . 1'♦yWpjV***'P i* 1 T- m . . - g .»*£.*»’Vfe.v mm' mi it *m ■II 701 mm C Phenizee was next with 12, but only four cam e in foe sec­ ond half, and Curtis Wilson was also In double figures with 11, but again, only four points came | in foe final 20 minutes. R A ID E R S SO, T IT A N S 75 l o r a n l Com m unity C o llrg a (75) WhJtrtuod 2 o e «. Wlbon S <W 11. Codon 1 1-3 «. WUUam* 0 0 0 a McLaughlin I 0-0 ] Harold 0 0 0 a Cowon 0 2-2 J , Swunon l CUftcn U S-16 22. F tu n iin 3 M 1 Z 1 211ST * 73. Somtnalo Community C o lltft (10) TtnnrU 3 3-5 t l, S William* 1 l-3 l Cuiringtan 1 (M) 2, fotmon 4 +-4 15, Cntn I 0 2. S«my 3 M IS. Hamy 2 M i CuBm S « Caldaren 2 M 4, M rftw y 1 0 0 2, Mon 0 Z l W U Xm 0 M l Tbttte M 2W » I Haifa™ *, s e e m , SCC U I W . So*la . SOC t (WUatm); SOC 10 <£ Starr 2, Itam it Z, D*n** 2). Than bul* 1 22; SOC 22. Tachnkafc . SCC, CWtan. I « rt _ non*. Xurda _ SCC 0-1; SOC ML . jtt 1*4*■ iiiOOv/ n '*>•. »I • i. Lions, Vanderlende Girls State Golf Championships By Doan Smith Sports Editor GAINESVILLE— The Seminole Athletic Conference will be well represented when the Class 2A Girls State Golf Championships begin In Veto Beach on Monday. Amy Vanderlende from Lake Mary and Amanda Smith from Oviedo tied for low medalist honors with one-over par 73’s and the Lions finished second to champion Gainesville-Buchholz in the team championship to cam state bids in the Class 2ARegion 2 Tournament at the Meadowbrook Country Club in Gainesville on Wednesday. The host Bobcats totaled 313 strokes to top Oviedo, which had a 330 total. Bunnell-Flagier/Paim Coast (344), Lake City-Columbia (345), Seabreeze (347), Gainesville High (369), Lyman (375) and Bellevicw (406) round­ ed out the eight-team field. Individually, Vanderlende shot 34-39 and Smith shot 37-36 and I the automatic berths, edging ' -Palm Coast's All jh ter by a single stroke. Following Smith in scoring for the Lions were Stephanie Delgado (76), Saran Davis (84), Stephanie Thomas (97) and Jackie Kim (138). The top three scorers for Lyman were Jennifer Keefe (91), Kathleen Tillotson (93) and Liz Ilames (96). Other locals competing individually were Camille Jones from Winter Springs (81),, Kristen Wolcott from Lake Brantley (86), and Heidi Witt from Lake Brantley (91). The State Tournament begins Monday at Sandridge Golf Club's Dunes Course. Vanderlende has the earliest tee­ time, scheduled to begin at 1151 a.m. The Lions' first golfer to take to the course will be Kim at 1Z45 p m . and she will be followed by Stephanie Thomas (1234 p m ), Davis (133 p m ) , Delgado (1:12 p m ) and Smith (121 p m ) . The tournament will wrap up on Wednesday. G IRLS CLASS 2A, REGION 2 *1 Meedowbroek GoU Qub, C alnaarilk, Far 72 T u n * _ 1. Gafewnflfc-BucMioU, 313; 2 Ovinia, 3Xt 3. OumU-FUgkr/Pibn Cart. M < U U CityColumbia, H5, 5. M m 547; S G*im»viu» High, 3 » ; 7. Lyman, 375; S Individual* _ I, (Ua) Andn* 1 Lake Mary and Amanda Smilfv OvMo, 71s 3 AH KkUighfcr, Palm Coart. 7b 4. Staphani* IM gid a Ovinift 7 * 1 (Ur), Dabra W U k Haathar Bmwtt, ColuiaM*. Tfc ». Cart, Strickland, BudthoU. TV; 10. (St). MaUnd* Strickland. BudihuU. and Canffla fora*. W lnrt spring si. Otfcar Ortada t o r n . Sarah Davit, S4. Strphani* Thcanaa, 97; |acki* Kkrv U S tyuuu aorta _ JarmUcr Kaafc, 91; KaOilam TOotaav, 50; l i t B u n a , M. O 0 uriacalataaaa_kriatanW bfcM t.uk* Branday. M; Haidl WUk U k* Board** «• W hat’s Happening SATU RD AY Cross Country _ Class 4ADistrict 2 Meet at Sperling Sports Complex, DeLand, 9 a m .; Class 3A-District 3 (Seminole) Meet at Veteran's Memorial Park, New Port Richey, 9 3 0 a.m. Little League _ Girls Minor Softball: Winter Springs vs. Sanford at Lakeside Field, 9 a.m.; Girls Major Softball: Sanford Stars vs. Apopka at Lakeside Field, 11 a m .; Boys M inor Baseball: Winter Springs Cubs vs. Sanford Devil Rays at F t Mellon Park, 2 3 0 p.m.; TBall at Lake Mary Sports Complex: Sanford Cubs vs. ( j k e Mary Cardinals, 9 a.m.; Sanford Yankees vs. Lake Mary Diamondbacks, 1030 a.m. M en's Ju n io r College Basketball _ Hillsborough Community College vs. . . Seminole Community College at SCC Health and Physical Education Center, 7 3 0 p.m. Women's Ju n ior College Basketball _ Seminole Community College at Tallahassee Community College, 2 p.m. Golden Age Games _ At vari­ ous sites throughout Sanford, all day. Youth Soccer _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parka Department Youth Fall Soccer League at Zinn Beck Field, 9 a.m. Swimming and Diving _ Wildcat Invitational, TBA. Boys volleyball _ Lake Brantley High School Freshman Tournament, TBA. G irls volleyball _ Class 6 A Rcgionais at Winter Springs; Semifinals: Panama City-Mosley vs. DeLand, 2 p.m.; Jacksonville-Mandarin vs. Winter Springs 4 p.m.; Finals: semifinals winners, 7 p.m. SU N D A Y Sanford Little League _ Coach Pitch Boys Baseball: Sanford Marlins vs. Lake Mary Cardinals, 1 3 0 p.m., and Sanford Yankees vs. Lake Mary Diamondbacks, 3:15 p.m., at Lake Mary Sports Complex. M ONDAY SA C Bowling League _ Lake Brantley vs. Lake Howell; Lake Mary vs. Winter Springs; and Oviedo vs. Seminole at the Oviedo Bowling Center, 3 3 0 p.m. Recreation softball _ City of Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department M en's Fall Monday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Tripleheader begin­ ning at 6 3 0 p.m., City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Church Fall Slow Pitch Softball. At Pinehurst Parle Saints vs. Centro Crlstiano, 6 3 0 p m .; at Zinn Beck Field: Christians United vs. Westview Baptist, 6 3 0 p.m.; Sanford Church of Christ vs. Westview Baptist, 7:30 p.m.; Central Baptist vs. Seminole Community Church, 8 3 0 p.m.; City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Fall Co-Ed Slow Pitot Softball League at Pinehurst Park. 6 3 0 p m .: B-52's vs. Animals; 7 3 0 p.m.: Beer 3 0 vs, Jerry's Catering. SAC Softball League _ Playoffs at Lyman: Lake Howell vs. Lake Mary, 5 p.m.; Lyman vs. Lake Brantley, 6:15 p.m.; Seminole vs. Winter Springs, 7 3 0 p.m. Recreation Volleyball _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Deportment Fall Co-Ed League at Sanford Middle School, 6 p.m. TU ESD A Y Women's Junior College Basketball _ Seminole Community College at S t Petersburg Community College, 7 p.m. Freshman football _ Lake Mary vs. Seminole at Thomas E Whigham Stadium, 7 p.m.; ale vs. Lyman at Carlton D. Henley Stadium, 7 p m . Girls golf _ Oviedo team and Lake Mary's Andrea Vanderlende at State Tournament at Sandridge Golf Club, Veto Beach, 11 a m . Recreation softball _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Women's Fall S o w Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. 6 3 0 p.m.: Alleycals vs. Get Down Beauty A Fashion; 7 3 0 p m .: Paul's Towing and IVuck Repair vs. Donnie's Darllns; 8 3 0 p.m.: F.B.I. vs. Sharks. SAC Softball L e a g u e . Playoffs at Lyman, semifinals: Oviedo vs. l i k e Howell-Lakc Mary winner, 5 p.m.; Lyman Lake Brantley winner vs. Seminole-Winter Springs win­ ner, 6:15 p.m.; Championship Game: semifinal winners, 7 3 0 p.m. Recreation Volleyball _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Fall Power League at Sanford Middle School, 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY G irls g oU _ Oviedo team and Lake Mary's Andres Vanderlende at State Tournament i t Sandridge Golf Club, Veto Beach, 11 run. Recreation softball _ City of Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department Fall Co-Ed Slow Pitch Softball League s t foe Lake Mary Sports Complex. Tripleheader beginning st 6 3 0 p.m.; City of Sanford Recreation and Porta Department Men’s Fall Wednesday Night Slow Pitch Softball League st Pinehurst Park. Vivona's vs. Koch Construction, 7 p.m.; Beer 3 0 vs. C A L Landscaping, 8 SAC Softball League _ At Winter Springs: Seminole vs. Winter Springs, 4 3 0 p m j Seminole vs. Oviedo, 5 3 0 p m j vs. Lake Mary vs. Oviedo, 6 3 0 p m .; Lake Mary vs. Winter Springs, 7 3 0 p m . �T he S eminole H erald Ram s T rib e -------------- Continued from Page IB Continued from Page IB strong in the first half ns they held the Greyhounds to just 6 points and forcing three turnovers. Lake Mary tacked on another touchdown when, with 7:57 left In the first quarter, Reggie Campbell scored on a 64-yard touchdown run to put the Rams up 14-0, Jason i ladley complet­ ed the 2-point conversion to Tbny Dubcr. Just over five minutes later the rams put six more on the score­ board when T icker Pierre scored on a 65-yard touchdown run, capping a 3 play, 73-yard drive that took 1 minute and 30 seconds to complete. The touch­ down put the Rams up 22-0 after Hadley again connected with Duber for the 2-point con­ version. Lyman would score before the end of the half when, with 7:09 remaining in the first half, Greyhound running back Mark McNealy scored on a 82-yard touchdown run which was set up by a Maurice Oliver inter­ ception of a Hadley pass. The touchdown made the Marx Mcriaary or Lyman rngn score 22-6 , the 2 -poLnt conver­ School finds llttla running room In sion failed, in favor of the Rams. tha Lake Mary dafsnse. The Rama Lyman came out o f halftime a aqutaksd a 34-28 victory over the different team as they Immedi­ Greyhounds. ately lit up the scoreboard with another touchdown on a 29yard touchdown run by Mark *rr McNealy that capped a 5 play, 6 3 7 remaining in the game an a 83-yard touchdown run to He ■jr 67-yard drive to make the score 22-14, Lyman quarterback Victor the game at 28. Johnson ran in the 2-point con­ Lake Mary would show no version. signs o f worry as they proceed­ Exactly 47 seconds later, Lake ed to score on their next drive in X *• Mary would respond to the on a 59-yard touchdown run by o-t; Lyman touchdown with one of none other than Reggie ui their own on a 41-yard touch­ Campbell to put the Rams up down run by Reggie Campbell. . for good, 34-28 (kick foiled). je i Campbell had 314 yard rush­ Lake Mary’s defense would m' .41 ing on Just 14 carries and easily hold Lyman on their final drive ■of surpassed the 1,000 yards rush­ when Greyhound quarterback ing mark Bits season. The Victor Johnson was stuffed by a t . touchdown put the Rams up 28- Herd of Rams on a 4th and 6 sit­ 33 uation with just 1:15 remaining Ini 14 (point after attempt failed). Lyman would score two unan­ in the game, giving the Rams swered touchdowns to tic the their fifth win of the season. game at 28-28 on touchdown "This was a huge win for us, runs by* Mark McNealy and to win our Anal home gam* as Ttravo Woods In the law third seniors was enormous for us, and early fourth quarters. Mark oiir offensive line had a h u g f McNealy made the score 28-21 part in this win and this keeps ■ when he scored on a 17-yard our playoff hopes alive," said touchdown run that capped a senior quarterback and wide 63-yard drive that took nearly 3 receiver Jason Hadley and minutes to accomplish. TVavo Eddie Quinones. Woods would score with Just With the win the Rama the Tribe defense had held the Bears to mlnus-1 yard of total offense. It did not get much better after that as Seminole put another 21 points on the board to lead 35-0 at intermission and had accumulated 279 yards of offense to Just 44 for the home team. The halftime break did little to kill the Fighting Seminoles momentum as they added one score in the third period and scored on the first play of the fourth period to take a 49-0 lead before the reserves took over. Winter Springs finally got its offense going behind back-up quarterback Carl Harris, who completed 4-of-5 passes on an 80-yard drive, capped by a 21-' vara touchdown catch by Chad Hunter off a deflection off a Seminole defender's hands. Sarah Hall came on to kick the extra point for the Bears, mak­ ing the score 49-7. Seminole head coach Jim Worthington then thanked his offensive line for a great season, allowing each to can y the ball at least one time and senior Curtis Watson got to score the final Tribe touchdown on a 1yard run. Bennett led Seminole, which gained 262 yards on the ground, with 98 yards. Andre Raines, foe son of for­ mer SHS star and New York Yankee Tim Raines, was next with 95 yards on six carries and foe junior also competed 4-of-6 passes for 108 yards. • yO M n Smith Sport* Editor a . f » ’» *' ll W INTER SPR IN G S — In an oddity for slow pitch softball, Oviedo edged Seminole 1-0 last Wednesday night to sew up the regular season championship in the Seminole Athletic Conference Girls Fall Slow Pitch Softball League. The Fighting Seminoles did their part to set-up the showdown, pounding the host Bean, lO-l. . The Lfona then nipped the TVibe, but still had to rebound quickly from the excitement of the victory because they had a game left with Lake Mary. Oviedo was not about to let the Htle slip away as It took care o f the Rams, 7-1. i In the other game at Winter Springs, the Bears outscored Lake Mary, 11-10. At Lake Howell High School the host Silver Hawks appeared to have clinched third place Page 3B Ramonc Raines, foe son of for­ mer SHS star Ned Raines, com­ pleted one pass for 47 yards and also caught two passes for 60 yards, both for touchdowns, from his cousin. SEMINOLES 55, BEARS 7 Sem in ole 14 2 ] 7 1 3 . 5 5 W inter S p rin g ! 0 0 0 7 .7 F M Quarter S _ Bennett 3 run (C ra m r kick) S . McKinney 7 run (C ra m r kick) Second Quarter S _ R. Rata** 11 pan (ran A. Rata** (C ra m r kick) 9 _ Bennett 2 run (C ra m r kick) S _ H urt! 3 run (C ra m r kick) Tklfd Quarter 9 _ Bremen 20 run (C ra m r kick) S . R. R*lrm 42 p u t from A. lUIrwr (C ra m r kick) WS _ C Hunter 21 p u r {ran llirrir (llrll kick) S „ WWtaceil run (kick IriM ) TEAMSTATISTICS Tint dewn* . Seminole 13; Whiter Spring* I a X— her yetd* _ Seminole 40-261 Winter Spring* 26-16 rawing _ Seminole S-7-0; Wirier Spring* *• 1M. feeeltti yard*.Seminole 155; Writer Spring* KB. 7-50- 155 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING . Seminole Bennett 14-96, A. Koine* M S , Hinter 4-24, Ryalt 2-15. Rem 211. fedaen 1-6, Moon 2-4. Wkhl 1-5, Oliver 14. McKinney 2-J, Begley 1-2, Wetwrt 1-1, WUeon Hmtnue-1). Seddler Hmlnue-3), Jtckean 1-{mbiuMfc Winter Springe Blekc 1021, Wright H-4, k in d ran 1-1, Benh 6-(mlnu»- Uk PASSING . Seminote A. Heine* M O . K B R. Rtine* 1-1-0, C i Winter Spring* Herri* 5-9-2. •9, Budi 4-10-2, If. R B C U V tN C _ Seminole Beatty 2-72. R. Rein** 2-60, Barnett 1-23, Winter Spring*: C Hinter 4-49, Groom 2-33. Cringe* 1-23. Bleke 2-1 Lions and with a win next week at Lake Howell the Rams can allbut secure themselves a spot in the playoffs as a wild card. The Greyhounds fall to 2-7 and will face Lake Brantley at home next week. SAC Slow Pitch Softball League playoffs set * Sunday. November 5. 2000 But the Greyhounds bounced back to top la k e Brantley, 8-5, and then got the No. 3 seed when Lake Howell was crushed by the Patriots, 12-0. The final standings for the regular season show Oviedo on top at 13-3 with Seminole just behind at 12-4. The remainder o f the standings are: Lyman and la k e Howell (both 9-7), Lake Mary and la k e Brantley (both 511) and Winter Springs (3-13). The tournament will be played on Monday and Tuesday at Lyman High School and the All-Conference Team will also be voted on at Lyman on Monday, prior to the tourna­ ment beginning. The schedule for the tourna­ ment is as follows. Monday _ No. 4 la k e Howell vs. No. la k e Maty, 5 p.m.; No. 3 Lyman vs. No. 6 Lake B Brantley, cl3 p.m.; and No. 2 Seminole vs. a. No. 7 Winter Springs at 7 3 0 p.m. TUesday _ semifinals: No. 1 Oviedo vs. the Lake HoweliLake Mary winner at 5 p.m.; the Lyman-Lake Brantley winner vs. the Seminole-Winter Springs winner at 6:15 p.m.; and the Championship Game, between the 5 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. game winners, at 7 3 0 p.m. Seminole’s Kara Lively comieted the regular season with &hits In 51 at bats, giving her a .706 batting average. She scored 19 runs, and counts 16 doubles, three home runs and two triples among her 36 tdts, and also had 44 RBI, walked nine times, including five intenUonaily, had an onbase percentage of .750, a slug­ ging percentage of 2.431 and totaled 124 total bases on her 36 S SA N FO R D W R ESTLIN G C L U B TO U R N A M E N T SANFORD — The Sanford Wrestling Club will be hosting a Tournament in the Dan Pelham Gymnatorium at Sanford Middle School on Saturday, November 18th. The tournament, sponsored by the Sanford Police Athletic League, will hold weigh' H n U phots by Tan D ean*61 A Seminole Community Coftege player scrape tor a loose ball against two Brevard Community College play­ ers during the Raiders season opener. Despite being down by 17 points during the game, the Raiders battled back and took a 80-76 victory over the defending state champions. Call coach Mark Geary at 407320-6199 for details. IB 126 yards and a touchdown and also carried foe ball twice for 46 yards and a touchdown. Tenekedes and Asby led foe Lions on three comebacks Friday, rallying Oviedo from deficits of 6-0,12-6, and 31-20. The final charge came in foe fourth quarter; when foe Lions overtook foe Blue Darters by scoring 15 unanswered points. Dwayne Allen cut into Apopka's advantage with a 10yard touchdown run with 7:17 . remaining In foe game. After Tenekedes completed a pass to Bobby Raulerson for a twopoint conversion, Oviedo trailed by ju st three points. After the lio n defense forced foe Blue Darters to punt, foe Oviedo offense took foe ball at its own 12-yard line with 2.-05 le ft It took foe Lions Just eight plays to cover that 88 yards, Biliy Dieggors rushing in from the 21 with 59 seconds left to play. Ashy's extra-point kick put foe Lions up 35-31. Fittingly, an Asby Ini m ended Apopka's last Hon ft possession. slve_ Asby scored attired (Oviedo's first two touchdowns, connecting with Tenekedes on a 74-yard touchdown pass play for foe first and rushing 37 yards for foe other. James Jordan took a 10-yard pass from Tenekedes and turned it into a 59-yard lay to help foe Lions h take a 20-18 lead at halftime. The Lions will wrap up their season next Friday night when they celebrate their homecom­ ing against foe Winter Springs Bears. Apopka will attempt to regain some momentum tor foe playoffs when foe Blue Darters face Evans for the Metro Conference championship next week. LIO N S 35, BLUE DARTERS 31 Oviedo 6 18 0 1 5 - 3 3 Apopka 6 U 13 0—31 First Quarter A - Fensala 13 ran (ran failed), 3:17 O - Asby 74 pass from N. Tenekedes (kick wide), 2:14 Second Quarter A - Pensala 1 run (pass failed), 1030 O - Asby 37 ran (Asby kick), 639 O - Jordan 59 pass from N. Tenekedes (Asby kick), 3 3 9 A - McMiller 39 pass from Pensala (pass failed), -.17 T h ird Quarter A —Baylarit 2 ran (run foiled), 6 3 9 A —Merriweather 14 inter­ ception return (Blackman kick), Fourth Quarter O - Allen 10 ran (Raulerson pass from N. Tenekedes), 7:17 O — Dieggors 21 ran (Asby kick), 3 9 . Ibam Statistics First Downs Rushing Passing Passing yards Fumblcs-lost Penal Hes-yards Punts-average OHS AHS 14 24 29-131 52-314 11-17-1 3-9-1 225 75 1-0 2-30 3-33.0 6-1 10-60 3-34.0 Individual Statistics R U SH IN G -O v ied o , D reggon 15-78, Asby 2-46, Allen 5-25, Ford 1-2, N. Tenekedes 6 -{minus 20); Apopka, Baylark 22-129, Pensala 17-94, Durden 10-52, Coley 3-39. P A SSIN G -O v ied o , N Tenekedes 11-17-1,225; Apopki Pensalaa 3-9-1,75. RECEIVING - Oviedo, Asby 6-126, Jordan 1-59, Raulerson 3-29, Dreggon ;or» 1- 11; Apopka, McMiller 2-71, Durdei P U N T IN G -O v ied o, Asby 3-99,33.0; Apopka, Boyla 3-102,34.0 Women Page IB Hie road again today (Saturday), traveling to the State Capitol to take on TUlahasace Community College starting at 2 p.m. SCC will play three more road lines next week, at S t ; on Tuesday and a pair of games ati Pensacola Pens Community College _ ( Inext Friday and Saturday, ay, before playing their first home gome on TUesday, November 14th in a doubleheader with the men against Abraham-Bald win Community College from Tifton, Georgia starting at 6 p.m. RAIDERS M, PIONEERS 64 Sem in ole Com m unity C ollege (M l Nanunot Bergfnm i d 2 4 1 * . Brin Bradahatr 2-S 2-2 6 Yolanda Mutant 3-4 1-3 6. Retain M onm el-2 2-6 4. D nl i l a Undmd 6-152-614 Linde Ce t a u 3 4 0-2 4 8tanncn Cortmt 4-61 2 10. CebrkUe BUitUeM 5-4 3 4 11, S u C firta* 0-5 2-4 2. Brand! Deri* 1-5 5-4 7 T ool* 50-6730-5764. Indian R i m Community C ollege (64) L Adder)? 11-2 3, M. Buttman 0 04) 0, R Bone* 2 3 4 lft, R Cook 2 5-10 4. Y. Cortut 7 2 2 U . | D nrU m 0 OO 0, A. Eel? 0 0 0 0, J looarin 0 0 4 a r t Leny 1 3 4 3, S. LeSot* 0 O 0 0. R Leveled? 0 0-2 0. B. Been 3 3 4 4, C H U B * 4 OO10. f t * * : 20 21-34 4 4 HeUnite SCC 34. 0ICC 12. Thne-poln Held |D*le _ SOC 4 4 (B rrjpen 2 4 , Coetort 1-1 Metean 14k DtCC 3 4 (Wetter 1-1 Buttmer 14 , Added? 1-1, CenUne 0-2. M e l ? 0-1) Teem fade _ SOC 24, DtCC 2 6 Fouled o u t . SCC. BlankenMd; IRCC Corblt, Raen Technical* . IRCC. Carbtt. Rebound* SCC, U (BteidenMd Ik DtCC 34 (CarMt 11). Aeriri*. SCC 3 (Beifgran. Mtnean. Kbtdndk IRCC < (te n ? 2. Wetter 2k S t a l e . SCC 14 (M utest 4 Coeeeu 4k DtCC 7 (CatM 5k Bladied e lu l* . SOC 7 (Cytrfe* 6k IRCC I (Keen) Turnover* SOC 14: DtCC 21. Record* .S C C 1-ft DICC 0-1 �T i n S em in o le H erald © u i uMcflfe ufoe J . QA/oife ©| ufol G o ld e n Lam b R e sta u ra n t M Games aro under way M o n . M s a tlo a f Tu m . P ol R oaat W a d . S a lis b u ry S t . - k T h u r a .C o m B a a l & C a b b a a a F ri. F is h Fry LU N C H 3 .7 5 D IN N E R 4 .7 5 SA T U R D A Y 5 SU N D A Y Uaal. Turkay. Ham. Lamb or Pork F re s h ly C o o k e d h a r e . 5 5 .7 5 otaiT w n » r SANFORD— The 26th Annual Golden Age Games got under way Sunday, O ct 29. Events and competition will continue through Nov. 4 at various locations. A number of events h ere already been held including cycling and basketbail Others, such as bowling, tennis, and others have had some competition A irM u y chit w iu co m m u te u u u u g n u u 0 ------ «. v>I l k . The Golden Age Games began 26 years ago as an idea among civic lead­ e n . The games have since grown brio one of the largest in Florida, and are rec­ ognised nationally as the -N ation's old­ est senior gam es.' The Sanrord games are one of only 12 qualifying sites for ths Florida Senior Games State Championships. The too five finiahen in Senfoed wul be eligible to compete in the state games w him will be heid in Kissimmee from Nov. 28 through Dec. 3. Lisa Jones of the Sanford Recreation Department is chairman of this year's Brlsson Funeral Home Loyal to those we serve and Dedicated to.. Providing the opportunity to pre-plan Providing personalised service Providing a professional and caring staff Providing fa ir and competitlw pricing events which tures over 4 0 1 ingand festiv events. A lso* tiled are a nur of special acti< for everyone» enjoy. In the si of the Oiympi ** f — J . DRiuora event ■old, silver an the top three q P and female c o f l t_ ■ pruurs in eacnM sport, broken dowr in many cases ten . jk Ursula West lights ths torch Monday to open ths 2«h QofctonAgs divisions. *0 1 Games In Sanford. This year; for the w in second consecutive w in participants are cases, registration for individual event required to be age C)«gnrver. Previously, competition may be done Just prior to the start of the actual game, but orgonlzw teere mailed out ere recommend double-checking on this pstod them or were before planning a last minute entry. 9(games severs! The Recreation Department has inute forms howevbrochures available listing each of the xtefiiat the Sanford activities, times, dates, locations, and a ft e r Senior Center sponsoring organizations. These are free Cririter. In many of charge. Resultslistedforfirstevenfstcid duringGoldenAgeGames ~ *** McGrath, Gold Brlsson Funeral Home, the oldest established funeral home In Seminole County, has always been committed to serving the community. Brlsson Funeral Home 905 Laurel Avenue • Sanford ____________ (407) 322-2131 Schedule of events Off ariiiRunning Billiards bonanza Established I960 Age 50-54 Bernardo Corpuz, Gold r.Jo n Davis, Silver IIS-1041 Age 55-59 Kurt Dowd, Gold Frank KaDarv Gold Robert S tP te n e , Silver L*n Puckatt. Bnmxe ' > 3 Age 70-74 J Robert St. Pierre, Gold Len Puckett, Silver Age 75-79 • Ai Sanford, Gold Robert Hcffelfinger, Silver Frank Mullholland, Bronze The event are listed by activ ity, time, location and sponsor. THURSDAY, NOV. 2 • Breakfast — 7 a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Over 50 Club • Shuffleboard — 8 JO a.m., Sanford Shuffleboard Club, Same • Table Tennis — 8 JO a.m., Salvation Army Gym, Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis • Tennis —9 a.m., Sylvan Lake Park, Seminole County • Billiards, Woman's Rotation — 9 a.m., Sanford Senior Center, City of Sanford • Hobby 4c Photo Show — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sanford City Hall, Seminole County Extension Homemakers • Swimming — 9 JO a.m., Sanford/Seminole Aquatic Center, City of Sanford • -Bench Pressing — 2 p.m., Sanford City Hall, The Fitness Pit • Billiards, M en's Rotation — 2 p.m., Senior Center, City of Sanford • Talent Show — 7 p.m., Sanford Civic Center, City of Sanford FRIDAY, NOV. 3 • Breakfast — 7 a m ., Sanford Civic Center, Over 50 Cub • 5K Rim — 7 a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Central Florida Regional Hospital • 2-mile fun walk — 8 JO a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Seminole Baptist Assn. • Hobby It Photo Show — 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sanford U City ty Hall, Seminole County Extension Homemakers. • Tennl s — 9 a.m., Sylvan Lake Park, Seminole County • Shufflcboard — 9 a.m., Sanford Shuffleboard Club, Same • Dominoes - Doubles — 9 a.m., Sanford Senior Center, Seminole Community Volunteer Program. • Bowling - Singles — 9 a.m., Aloma East Bowling Center, City of Sanford • Bridge - Contract or Duplicate — 1 p.m., Sanford Women's Club, Same • Bocce — 10 a.m., Westmont Park, City of Altamonte • Bowling - Singles — noon, Aloma East Bowling Center, City o f Sanford • St. Johns River Cruise — 1 to 4 p.m., Rivership Romance, City o f Simford • Volleyball — noon to 4 p.m., Salvation Army Gym, City of Sanford SATURDAY, NOV. 4 • Breakfast — 7 a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Over 50 Club • TVack k Field — 9 a.m., Seminole High School, Kiwanis Club • Archery — 9 a jn ., PBA, City of Sanford • Track k Field Awards, (to be announced), Seminole High School, Kiwanis Club The Ole9Tyme Variety Store In Downtown Historic Sanford In H o n o r O f O u r * S e n io r C itiz e n s - D u rin g T h e G o ld e n A g e G a m e s W e O ffe r 1 0 % O f f A n y P u rch ase • 50 Years o r Older, No Coupon N eeded 211 E. First Street, Sanford (407) 688-1008___________ Just intimefor theMoHdays A Local Manufacturer la Selling: • Upscale M en’s And Ladies' Golf Shirts (no youth sizes) • Knit Fabric - 1 0 Yard Minimum • Trims & Notions • Industrial Sewing Machines • Trade Show Accessories - Grid Panels, Track Lighting, Etc. Location: BEHIND CLOTHESMAKERS, INC.. 2240 Old Lake Mary Road in 8anford At Warehouse 2239 Southwest Road Monday, November 6th ■ Wednesday, D ecember 20th INot Open November ISM • 34 th jo e Thanksfirtnf) Monday ■Thursday: I0.00am -400pm Friday: I0.00am -300pm >; FO R FU R TH ER INFORM ATION, P L E A S E C A L L Vi CLO TH ESM A K ERS, INC. AT 407-322-0853, E X T . 130 Age 10-94 Victor D'Alesslo, Gold Age 85-99 Brian McGrath, Gold , | " '•* Hll* |5 • B iila r d e • M e n ’s s r e s H . 'J a n s a t e T?:.;.-.: J o h n Ji-traullfCA W d A William Joudrey, Silver Robert Burge, Bronze The Golden Age Games run through Saturday, Nov. 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(Putnam, $24.05 ) A memoir by tie fourd* Franoe champion and oanoer A n V w w fi o i p r in c e s s , jrm mm o i u m > D o ris Dietrich 3 C C elery City Cruising Non-Fiction ork I M a rv a H a w kin s 3 C Sem inole H erald > Sanford, F la. • Sunday, N ov. 5 , 2 0 0 0 • P ag e 1C New York Times Bestsellers 10- s h a d o w s In sid e ... 8taff Writer 4* ' I a a youngster growing up In Sanford, Dave Scott used to admire the shiny black 1952 Chevrolet Deluxe parked j at Hunt'* Feed Store at 2nd and Sanford Avenue. Hi* love affair with the classic auto continued when long-time Sanfordlte Herb Partridge took poaaeaalon o f th* car years later. Scott eventually consummated his love affair with the vehlde by purchasing it from the now deceased Partridge. He'll be showing it off along with hia 1955 Chevy Belaire next weekend when the Celery City Cruisers hold their 17th Annual classic a t show at the Museum of Seminole County History on Nov. 11. Scott said his passion for classic care began when he received his first tool box at six y ea n of age. It continues today. Whan not busy with hla vocational duties with the Lake County Sheriff's departm ent he fine tunes his avocation as presi­ dent o f the Cruisers, one o f Central Florida's old­ est Classic Car dubs. "I'v e been in love with these cars for well over 20 years," said Scott. " I bought my first one when I was in high school — It was a 3 7 C hew that I built up. School authorities didn't like it too much when I A ! parked it In the high school parking lot. It got a lot of attention." Between Scott and the other 40-some members of the Cruisers, Sanford and other area locals own about 25 classic care, ranging from street rods, stock versions, modifieds, and trucks. He expects upwards of 80 vehicles to be on display next weekend in what he calls, "The cream of the cro p o f dasslc cars in the Central Florida area. *There will be some real high-dollar care on display," said the Cruisers’ president. T h e aver­ age car that will be on display is worth between $30,000 and $35,000 but some that will be shown are worth as much as $75,000 to $100,000." Scott said his Interest in classic care was culti­ vated by the Partridge, who he labels, T h e Godfather of 'cruising' In Central Florida." "Years ago, Herb would bring that car to the parking lot at WalMart an 17-92 on Saturday nights," Scott explained. "H e would hook big speaker to the car radio and play music from oldies radio stations. It became a regular social event — to the point the Steak 'N Snake restau­ rant chain began holding cruising nights at their various locations around Seminole County." New ownership of the Seminole Piaza frowned on those weekend gatherings and the crowds they drew. 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Melendez spends day collecting change on the GreeneWay i people move to Centra) Florida, the traffic into and out of Orlando on 1-4 can be ■ It doesn't take much to creel* s traffic )*m several long — lust what you donl nsed after a tong day Si work. For thoee who wffi avoid a traffic Jam at oil cost, tft* answer la the GreeneWay, which Is part of Florida's TUmplfce system. And H you drive the OraansWsy, chanoea era you may meal M l collector. Gladys Mslsndsz. Mslsndsz of Orlando is e single mother i i — Stsphsoy, 10, and John, 14. 8h*hes worked as ei toa < oolsetor tor sU years. Mslsndsz works for Barton Protective eervtoss, of Mtomi. Barton Is a pri­ vate oompany which employs psopi* to work th# toil booths and ooiiect the money. The Barton employees, however, are eupenrised by the Florida State Department ol Transportation. Mslsndsz Is supervised by plaza manag­ er, Locate Gomez. To find out what It's Ike working In toe to! booth end collect­ ing money oH day, Hereto staff writer Arthur ZMInsId talked to Mslsndsz about her Job. Qi W het Shift do you consider the best to w ork? A i I w ork the first shift which is 5 * m. to 1:30 p jn . M onday through Friday. 1 like the shut because I have the rest o f the afternoon off. I also worked on the ram ps and at the plaza. It's easier w orking the ram pabecause you get less traffic, bu t I like the plaza because you stay busy. gives you a $20 or $50 bill for a Qi If 50 cent toll does It aggravate you? At No, because that's my job — that's what I'm here for. Q j Do you consider your job to be a safe job? A: It Is, It's safe. I'v e never had any problems In six years. O nce in a w hile someone might yell at you but that doesn't happen very often. It's the people talking i cell phones that I d on't feel are very safe d riv en . They are so into the conversa­ tion, they don't pay atten­ tion. Many of them just drive off w ithout getting their change. You have to start screaming, "You forgot your change, you * forgot your ch an g e/ Som e can 't remember if they gave you $5 or $20 — they d on't even know. Q : W hat do you like about the job? Would you work at it until retirement? A: It's convenient for me because of the kids. So by the time I go home my kids ore home too. But it's not something to w ork until retirement. It's just real convenient for me. You get to work outside and see a lot of people — it's the same job but each day is different. Q ; What would y ou if you saw someone diving through the toll booth intoxicated? A: W e're required to call the police. I only had to do that once about three or four years ago. I was working the third shift and the parents were drinking with two little kids in the back seat. I told my supervisor and she called the police. Q : Does it cost the same for all vehicles to use the GreeneWay? A: We charge by the num ber of axles the vehicle has. A motorcycle and car will pay the same, but a tractor trailer will have to pay more. Emergency vehicles and police cars use the E pass lane, and school buses are paid through an account with the school district. Q : How much time off do you get during the day, what if you have to go to the bathroom? A: We get two 15 m inute break's See Mslsndsz, Page 2C �P a g e 2 C Sunday. November 5.2000 T h e S em in ole H erald Lake Mary Woman’s Club celebrates Halloween Lake Mary Mayor David Lake Mary his home. The Mealor came face to face with mayor couldn't stay long the great pumpkin at ........ because he>h had■ to dash the Lake Mary over to Seminole Woman's Club's Community College to October meeting. Well, meet Gov. Bush and sort of. Several mem­ candidate George W. bers were dressed in Bush. costume for their annu­ After the mayor left, al costume contest it was time for the cos­ when the mayor came tume contest. This was to speak. The mayor, a tough one, because who is running for state Mary there were a lot of great representative, came to ones. But, in the end, outline his position on R o W C lI (here could only be current issues. He also • • • • • • • threel first place went told the members, that if electto the "Great Pumpkin," ed, he would continue to make Bonnie Preston; second place to the "Clow n," Mary Lester; and third place went to the "Dungeon Master," and honorary Woman's Club mem­ ber Tim Lambkc. In other news, the Woman's Club dis­ cussed their new charity for this year. Last year, the Woman's Club chose a family to support for Christmas. Children stand In line waiting to tour the CIA's haunted This year, •Bates Motel.* the N m M photo* by M iry R o m I Members ot the Lake Mary Woman's Club line up for a recent costume contest. Winners Included Bonnie Preston, Mary Lester and Tim Lambka. Woman's Club has adopted a cottage at the Florida United Methodist Children's Home in Enterprise. The cottage has eight Doys ranging in age from 6 to 16. The Woman's Club has a Christmas wish list from each of the boys and will be picking something from the list to give the boys for Christmas. The Woman's Club inducted two new members at their October meeting. Marilyn Cosentino sponsored Bonnie Lombard as a new member and Ruth Lauria sponsored Virginia Kelly as a new mem­ ber. CIA Halloween Party Considered A Success m The Bates Motel had more than 100 visitors last Saturday. The Bates Motel was this year's haunted house for the Lake Mary Community Improvement Association. Volunteer Julia Langston brought her haunted house to the Community Building, and with the help of a couple of CIA members, spend all day Saturday setting up. Julia set up eight special rooms for the "m otel" and stationed in each room as guests. Tour guides led visitors through the "m otel." The guests gave out candy to each of the visitors. While waiting on the "motel tour," visitors could win Tootsie Rolls by playing "pin the tail on the black cat." th e re was also a karaoke machine set up to sing such holiday favorites as "m onster mash." The haunted house was stopped briefly at 8 p.m. for costume contest. The winners were Olivia Potter, Ryan Lanuto and Mitchell Stem in the 2 and under group; Brooke Benson, Logan Evans and Tyler Stem in the 2 to 3 group; Haley Reardon, Madison Potter and Vinnie Pahi in the 4 to 6 group; Anthony Mlotkowski, Cathy Quintanilla and Candace Fuller in the 7 to 9 group; and Luke Stevens, Daniel Moo rehouse and Rebecca Mlotkowski in the 10 to 12 group. * G F W C O viedo W o m an ’s C lub P resen ts Nurse had good reason for her bad temperament DEAR A B B * I am a i ternl nurae employed In a 1 pital. My daughter passed away In December from breast ............................ cancer. 1 worked up until two weeks prior to my daugh­ ter’s death. During that time, I made no mention to my co-work­ ers about my Dear daughter's Abby grave condl• • • • • • • tiorv It was just too sad. Three weeks before my daugh­ ter died, my supervisor called me into her office and told me I had a “bad attitude.” I admit that I had kept my feelings to myself, and of course my demeanor reflected a sad expression, but my atti­ tude was never "bad." 1 quickly responded to my supervisor; in my defense, that my daughter was dying and asked her how I was supposed to act She told me there were other nurses who had gravely ill children, but they didn't behave the way I did. I replied that she should walk a mile in my shoes. She reiterated that I had a “bad atti­ tude.” I responded that since she seemed to be such an authority on behavior and dying children, perhaps she could enlighten me on how to "act” — because I really didn't know. I have since returned to work, and I now have a strong dislike for this person. 1 see her daily, and she has the nerve to speak to me after that unpleas­ ant encounter. Abby, how do I get past this? She has apolo­ gised for her comments, but me damage has already been done. FURIOUS RJW. IN THE NORTHEAST DEAR FURIOUS: It's unfor­ tunate that your behavior was misunderstood, but since your INTHECOUNTRY. 27th. 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You above all should know nut marriage does not necessarily mean security. You have print­ ed enough letters from victims of marriages to have responded differently. Abby, there are can-men, gamblers, alcoholics, abusers, and people who just abandon mates and children. Finding security in marriage is like catching a feather in the wind — acme catch it, mast don’t no matter how hard they try, Wmt security? Get your own job, open a bank account and earn some self-esteem and con­ fidence. Don't rely on aomeone else for your security. JOAN C IN BAY SHORE, N.Y. DEAR JOAN: While I agree that a marriage certificate is not a one-way ticket to easy street the kind of security to which I wae referring were rights of inheritance and, should illness strike, the authority to instruct doctors about each others wishes. DEAR A B B * This is just far you: Do you know the differ­ ence between a sewing machine and a Idas? A sewing machine sews nice seams, but a kiss seems Eonicd You can credit my sweet late mother, TUlie M. Breht with that ans. ILENE R , BEXLEY, OHIO DEAR ILENE: Many thinks for the witty ditty. Your moth­ er was e sweetheart and to are you. eUBOUNIVnSAL r a r s s SYNDICATE �T h e S em in o le H erald Births Sunday, November 5. 200(1 Jsnssn Tyi«f Farmer, son of A»c* and Norman Farmer ot Lake Mary, was bom. Kstoy Joy Basumoni. daughter o( Conni* Bond and Kant Beaumont ot Oranga City, waa bom, Juatin Ryan Amatued, son of Jennifer and Martin Amatucd ol Apopka, wn« bom. Oeirdra Elizabeth MeeUns, daughter ol Glenda and Karmath Maaklna ol Ovtado, waa bom. Kalttyn Francei Motley Jackson, daughter ol Sheila and Mark Jackson of Ocoee, waa bom. Pranav Samlnenl. eon ol Sharada Chukka and Rajeth Samlnenl oI Orlando, waa bom. Chase Edward CoWns, eon ol Jerry and Craig CoWns ol Orlando, was bom. Hunter Walter Honan, son ol Michelle La Croix Honan and Oliver Honan ol Sanlord, waa bom. Frank Miller, on horseback, and Carl Bruton cele­ brate the end of the July 4, 1913, parade. They are posing on the north side of First Street in Sanford at the east side of the Stono-Gove Building. This pho­ tograph is ono of 12 old Sanford scen es contained In the 2001 Sanford Historical Society calendar. They are on sale at the Sanford Museum, Knights Shoe Store and from society mem­ bers. This photo is part of the Vincent Collection. O ct 11 O ct 12 Fatimah Tahlrah Ahmad Shah, daughter ol Angola Fredricks and Ahmad Shah at Winter Park, waa bom. Mercedes Haley Grider, daugh­ ter ol EdNyn Gomez and Travis Grider ol Apopka, waa bom. Andrew Paige Dudtey, ton ol Kimberly and Matthew Dudtey ol Deltona, waa bom. Brooks Inez Bhalar, daughter ol TWTany Carroll and Christopher Shaier ol Lake Mary, was bom. O ct 13 NsLaba Marie Rivera, daughter ol Brenda Figueroa and Joae Rivera ol Winter Springs, waa bom. Jacqueiln Christina Gore, daughter ol Wanda and John Gora ol Deitona. was bom. Sean Michael SaBnaa, son ol Amy Rosado and Sean SsBnaa ol Sanford, waa bom. ■Aubrey NieoieQ«ckamen, daughter ol Shannon GJKksman ol - CaasateerTy.wwahotw.v i . w S fe fS S K r bom. KonstanMna George Papaktanou, daughter ol Katerina and George Papwidanou ol Heathrow, was bom. O ct 14 Haley Alexis Estsl. daughter ol Angela and Donald E rie* ol C am fcarry, waa bom. Trevor Scott Malay, eon ol Deters and Bryan Matey ol Orlando, waa bom. Oct. IB M ai Holden Poorman, ton ol Amanda M ller and GarskJ Poorman ol Winter Springs, waa bom. Abdunahim Abduaaaml Khan, aon ol Alaha Haahkn and Abduaaaml Khan ol Oviedo, waa bom. / Sarah Jessica Oreyer, daughter ol Michele Carter and Brain Dreyer ol Oviedo, was bom. Christian John-PsU Curry, aon ol Jennifer Gfcbe and David Curry ol Deltona, waa bom Davie JohrvPaui Curry, aon ol Jennifer Gtebe and David Curry ol Deltona, was bom. Taylor Nlchofe Flanigan, daugh­ ter ol Daniels Moir ol Deltona, was bom Jala Kathryn Hawkins, daughter ol Brandy Kofeeky and Carloe Hawkins ol Sanford, was bom. Abtgal Zavala, daughter ol Alma and Raul Zavala ol Sanford, was bom. oct ie James Ryder DeShazo, son ol Llzabeth and Jamas DeShazo ol Dehona. waa bom. Amanda Marie Lynch, daughter ol Urmfe Lang and Robert Lynch ol Sorrento, waa bom. Dalton Alexander Barbara, aon ol April Mattox and DanM Barbara ol MaMfend, waa bom. O ct 17 Trier Christopher Schefepko. son ol Kiriatlna and Joseph Scheiepko l i d Oviedo, wea bom. Erie Robert CBna. son d Deborah and Robert O kie d Ortando, was bom. Samantha Lynn Denfe, daughter d Nancy Cruz and Francteoo Denis d Fern Park, was bom. Tlytor Leigh Burgln, daughter d Holy Hedges and James Burgin d Winter Park, waa bom. Destiny Lynn McAlanaway, daughter d Barbara and Ras McManaway d Altamonte Springe, waa bom. * O ct IB Curtis Tyrone Pollard Jr., ion d UHan Johnson and Curtis Pollard d Apopka, waa bom. TUan Alexandria Khan, daughter d Sherry Glttmgs and Intaz Khan d Sanford, waa bom. Jarod Andrew Spivey, aon d Gfeziel and David 8plvey d Deltona, waa bom. :u : Vintage View Oct. 10 Blaine William Hogue, ton ol Melinda and WiWam Hogue II ol Deltona, waa bom. Derek James Lawrence, son ol Cheryt-Anne and Garris Lawrence Sr. ol Altamonte Springe, waa bom. Mackanna Anna Lltz, daughter ol Anna and Alan Lltz ot Orlando, waa bom. James Arthur Lopez, eon ol Nayckbet and George Lopez ol Deltona, was bom. AJkton Marie Valden, daughter of Donna and Gregory Vaiden of Lake Mary, waa bom. Julia Martinez, daughter ol Liz and Jorge Martinez II ol Caaaefcerry, waa bom, Victoria Lynn McGrane, daugh­ ter ol Nina McGrane oI Altamonte Springs, wea bom. pu bc Photo court*#/ ol the Vincent Collection Fashion show benefits scholarship fund did the monochromatic Regis Fall fashions on parade were look proud, the highlight of a scholarship In the firs segment, the benefit luncheon sponmodels strutted on to sored by the Woman's the stage showing a col­ Club o f Sanford Inc. lection of casual fashions Proceeds from the col­ from Burdines, some orful show will enable with a touch o f chic. In deserving women to the second segment, return to the classroom multi-functional fashions of their choice. came into focus featur­ Phyllis Hodge, chair ing business attire that o f the annual event, could also star during assisted by co-chair the evening hours. Doris DeLores Lash, said she As each model strutD ie tric h was pleased with the ted on stage, turned and large turnout packing pivoted, Joyce described the beautifully decorated club­ the outfit and quoted the house. Autumn flowers and approximate cost. At the con­ lush, willowy ferns in hanging clusion of the fast-paced show, Joyce lauded the models for baskets decked the clubhouse halls. The ferns were also sold their professionalism as the to benefit the club's scholarship audience responded with a fund. long, loud round of President applause. Betty Jack Models greeted the were: Karen patrons at the Hittel, Lisa door and later Finnerty, explained the Collette structure of Colegrove, the benefit. Lisa Gadson, She turned the Theresa stage over to Fraasa, Thelma attractive Smith, Jone Joyce Griffith, Porter, Dr. general man­ Charaline ager of Luna, Emy Burdines in Sokol, Pat Seminole Foster, Julie Town Center, Ms. Wood Wallace and and also the King Koch fashion coor­ from the men's department at dinator and moderator. Joyce Burdines. introduced the two male mod­ The committee included: els assisting the other models Vivian Buck, Anne from the stage to the auditori­ VanDcrworp, Betty Colbert, um. Very dapper and dashing Mindy Tooley Janice le y and a in duds from Burdines were Springfield. Working in the Sanford Police Chief Brian kitchen were Helen Hamner, Tooley and Chief Deputy Steve Ruth Gaines and Carole Harriett of the Seminole Krchhoff. Donna Smith played County Sheriff's Office who background piano music and Faye Siler designed and paint­ ed the artistic posters. The food was catered by Bucks with Dutch Mill Nursery providing the ferns and Ttopical Paradise Florist supplying the flowers. Each patron received a gift t from Lancome cosmetics. Parliamentarian Addresses DAR Parliamentarian Phyllis Wood entertained the Sallle Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution at the October meeting. A profession­ al registered parliamentarian for 21 years, Ms. Wood present­ ed a monologue she wrote, "Let me tell You About my Club M eeting." According to Virginia Powell, the presentation was "informative and humorous." The guest speaker was given a reading pillow in appreciation. A former president o f the Florida State Association of Parliamentarians, Ms. Wood now serves as parliamentarian for than group and president of the Florida Unit of Registered Parlaimcntarians. She also serves the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs and a number of other organi­ zations. An accomplished writer, Ms. Wood nas written several monologues. Regent Julia Sartin presided over the business session and introduced prospective mem­ ber, Libby Mossman, whose papers have been forwarded to the DAR Registrar General. Paul Erisman was recognized as a guest along with Ms. Wood. Members attending Fall Forum were Julia Sartin, Libby Boyd and Barbara Hall. The ete toy Tommy W>c*n! mkmuotf* I M m w Onq ol t o * Banfcyti W om m ’i CMJDfm Literary Group wan held recently. Pictured, seated, Is oo-hootees Charlotte Krwwtes. Standing are Chakperaon Ubby Prevail, Poet Lou Wkzantxirg and coJioeteas Elisabeth Boyd. surprise package was won by the regent. Mary■Williams, chaplain, closed Ithe meeting a benediction. Beta Sigma Phi meets for Ail-Chapter fete Sanford Chapters o f Beta Sigma Phi combined Oct. 21 for the annual All-Chapter Social and Luncheon at Logan's Steakhouse Restaurant. Hostess Chapter Delta Delta Delta wel­ comed the guests as the arrived and ushered them to their tables. This gathering heralded the beginning a f the fall season and during the social hour, there were lots of hugs and repetition of the popular phrase, "It's so good to see you," according to Marty Colegrove. As members enjoyed the cui­ sine of her choice, door prizes were awarded as well as dur­ ing the entire event. Innovative games, including sorority bingo, were enjoyed and kept concluded with the serving of the piece de resistance, a beau­ tifully decorated cake de Dieting life, learning and friendship hip. the true meaning of Beta Sigma Phi. M arty said, "A s members departed, they expressed hope that another delightful function would soon be forthcoming." Poet Speaks To Literary Group Elisabeth Boyd was hostess in her home for the first meet­ ing of the season o f the Sanford Woman's Club's Literary Group. Co-hostess was Charlotte Knowles, chairperson of the group who presided over the business session. Lou Witzenburg, a published e t, was the guest speaker. indy Tooley said, lHer work is memorable and moving, reflecting humor and sensitivi- G S** Dietrich, Page 6C voung Ladies of Distinction attend afternoon tea to be successful, who they are, m e theme of the third annu.......... the purpose and mean­ at Sophisticated To A ing tor their existence Tea was "W hen Sisters and the passageway to M eet." The tea was held the next step and at the Rose Cottage Tea growth in their lives. Room. Serving as dual mis­ The Grove tresses ofcerem onies Counseling ing Center inc., were Chanel Bcnn and snsors SANKOFO, spor Jocelyn Johnson. ‘ Young Ladies of th e! Welcome was given by Distinction Program. M arva Wanda Harris The program assists Fitzpatrick, counselor adolescent females ages H aw k in s • • of the Young Ladies of 11 to 13 through struc­ Distinction. tures, rituals and cere­ Beautifully attired in their monies where they learn The Young Ladies ol Distinction pose after the Sophisticated To A Tea afternoon. The Grove Counseling Center Inc., sponsors SANKOFO. the Young Ladies ot Distinction Program. mm afternoon tea dresses that included gloves, they sipped tea and dined on finger foods served at the afternoon tea. A special brew of tea was enjoyed. Guest speaker for the occasion was Mrs. Ruby H. Hendrix, who is a retired edu­ cator from the Seminole County Board of Education. Hendrix gave words of social grace and charm, and the Young Ladies Of Distinction were told about her wealth of learning and experi­ ences gained throughout her life. Hendrix told them that, as they grow, each step they make shows that they arc building for other* She told them to remem­ ber to always say goodbye to yes­ terday, hello to tomorrow and become a fine lady. Always love, show joy, enter peace and yet rise. n o rm pnpvp tfj wmmm rmnuns Sophisticated to a Tea Participants Inducted, from left, Patrice Anderson ol the Grove Counseling Center, guest speaker RtAzy H. Hendrix, Celeste Horiey ot Altamonte Links Inc. and Wanda Harris-Fitzpatrick ol SANKOFO. When sisters meet, there is love. You must share, care, laugh, have fun, talk and share secrets. Each sister was presented with a gift of love to show that they were indeed loved by their sponsors. After the Afrikan Female Creed was recited, special recognition went to Athcnia Singleton, Brittany Martin, Accoya Myers, Alexandra McMillon, Chanel Bcnn and Jocelyn Johnson. Special thanks to all the mentors who work with these young Ladies of Distinction, including Altamonte Springs Chapter of Links Inc., Terry Snyder of the O rlando Sentinel and Longwood Lincoln Mercury. Remember the old African proverb "It takes a whole village to raise a child.'' Thanks, Patrice Anderson, for your photo expertise. Sec H a w k in s , Page 6C �TIIR SEMINOLE HERALD 4C Sunday. November 5, 2000 anting WontiV titktirfiOurc* a w M E ta iM ■ t** % r « i« fN V < 10.41 a m 104Sam 400pm 700p m Wun. Pmwv «nri MUI Bttit Skx>7 Ttpvnr A fiPangw H m ' Lutheran Church Of the presbyterien f le e d e m e r UPtAlA CMM W H 2525 Oak Avenue Sanford, Florida 407-322-3355 Lutheran P astor M t ilM POO Am. S u tttr IAarr#q Wtnftip 1000 am Sun Uonting Cot*# Hour 11O0 o n e u i Curtienpoi ary 700pm M ndaiU WatitiHay Foitii 1S 71 * t o > * S * » ailt Sundsy School 1 0 :3 0 4 m . 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For additional Informa­ tion or pledge packets, hone tne center at 407ph 33‘19-1544. On the road to recovery Plagenz Baptist* East Highway 46. Pastor is the Rev. Andrew Evans. The theme is, “God Carries me On To Greater H eights." M ission depart­ ments from all churches are Invited to attend. First B aptist W inter Springs First Baptist Church of W in terr"Springs ' invites the community to celebrate the groundbreaking o f its new building, Nov. 12 s t 2 p.m. s t the intersection of SR434 and SR-419, across from the new Eckerds. Dinner on the grounds will be featured at 1 p.m. The church Is currently m eeting s t the Adventist Church on M oss Road. For additional inform a­ tion phone tiie church office at 407-699-6600. C ongregation Beth El Congregation Beth El of Central Florida will hold a health foie Sunday, Nov. 12 from 1 until 4 p.m. at Chambrel Retirement Home, SR-434 and Palm Springs Drive, Longwood. Everyone is invited! For additional informa­ tion phone 407-788-3729. H ouse o f Refuga House o f Refuse Ministries, Inc. will hold its annual Praise Celebration, Nov. 22 - 24. Guest speaker w ill be Evangelist Eorlene Brinson o f Orlando. Evangelist Brinson is s m ember o f C.O.G.I.C. She operates in the gifts o f the Holy Spirit. Services are 7:30 p.m. nightly s t 1101 Celery Avenue, Sanford. For more information phone 407-324-4711, Church groundbreaking The Lake M ary Stake of The Church o f Jesus Christ o f Latter-day Saints held its groundbreaking cerem o­ ny for the new church meetinghouse to b e built on the com er o f Artesla and Shangri La Lane in Oviedo. The event waa held Saturday, Oct. 7 under the director o f Scott L. Roti, First Counselor o f the Lake Mary Florida Stake. John C. Norris, Bishop o f the Oviedo congregation, area civic and church leaders, and members o f the con­ gregation attended. O nce completed, the Oviedo meetinghouse will serve members o f the church living in the Oviedo ares. T he new building will bring the total num ber of congregations or words to seven In the Lake Mary Stake, and the total num ­ ber o f meetinghouses to four. The Lake M ary Stake includes the northern parts o f Seminole, Lake and Sum ter Counties. About people and ani* firmly, "Sit, M axi" And Max m als... would sit. Among the friends I lost When they got tired, the recently was a newspapertwo of them would rest and man named Don .................. “talk." Sarah liked to Robertson. He watch M ax's ear was hard-boiled wiggle when she put her mouth up to it. and cynical much o f the time, but To somebody watch­ ing, it looked os if he would step out o f character she were w hispering on occasion and secrets to Max. becom e absolute­ Then M ax would ly lovable. ut h b nose up to O ne of my er ear, and you would think he was favorite "lovable D on" stories was whispering a secret George about a mouse back. Don saved from The little scene the jaw s o f death. always reminded me • of the pelican who D on's cat had • • • • already grabbed appointed him self the mouse and was carrying nl, t watchman o f Albert it out of the room to finish it iw eitzcr's hospital for the off when Don intervened. natives o f Lambarene in equatorial Africa. He scared the cat into drop­ ping the mouse and letting The pelican appeared at it escape. the hospital every evening at sunset, stayed all night, " I felt sorry for that and at daybreak he disap­ m ouse," Robertson wrote. " It gave the most piteous peared. Night after night, without fail, he came to saueak you ever heard when the cat pounced on it. guard the building. The mouse may be one of In time, he struck up an acquaintance with one of the more humble and use­ less of G od's creatures, but I the workers. Schweitzer, the doctor at saw no reason why it should die. the hospital, said no one O ur cat gets all the food it who had never seen It would believe It, but these needs, and the mouse was two — the w orker and the sim ply a luxury it could big pelican — would jabber afford to m b s ..." back and forth at each other A fter the column In apparent perfect under­ appeared, an irate reader standing. wrote in. "W ith so much going on Schweitzer said they even seemed to argue sometimes. and with so much to talk O ften, the pelican would get about these days, it b unbe­ lievable that there should be the better o f the argument, which would cause the a colum nist w ith absolutely w orker to sulk and w alk off nothing to say," the reader pouting like a (polled child. wrote. I would never have rpade But soon the two were speaking again. a com m ent like that. 1If seems to me that "w ith If you are looking for an so m ilch going on and with unselfish person, look for somebody who b kind to so much to talk about these d ays," we are losing sight of an lm ab . We are nice to the many little things In life other people for all aorta of that deserve more attention reasons — many of them selfish. than w e give them. 1 know a girl named But kindness to anlm ab b Sarah who used to be close a purely unselfish gesture. friends w ith a German shep­ There con b e tittle self-seek­ herd who lived next door. ing involved In being kind to a dog. I w as alw ays a little afraid o f M ax, but Sarah, W hile all th b b true, I am who waa 3, would pull a still troubled by those peo­ stick or a ball out o f h b ple w ho are nicer to animals mouth without a fear in the then they are to the hum an world. beings in their lives. There's They would play together time to be kind to all crea­ tures. for the whole afternoon. W hen Max would get O 2000, Nffw tptptr Eatffp fiM A m u . unruly, Sarah would say C Prayer Service Baptist Women Day of Prayer Service will be held M ount Z ion Baptist Greater New Mount Zion Baptist Church, locat­ ed a t 1720 Pear Ave., w ill sponsor a fish ffy/rum mage sale beginning 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 11. Tne community is invited. Animals need kindness, too i im Drag Jackson, left, and his father, the Rev. Abner Jackson, discuss Oreo’s Mck a mors than 20-year drug habit. Jackson's faith helps him kick a decades-old habit Managing EcRor He eventually started using harder drugs, including crock cocaine, and life became progres­ sively harder for him to handle. Jail didn't stop Jackson from using drugs, and he wouldn't listen to friends and family members who urged him to auit But, more than two decades later, Jackson, who is 44, said his faith in Jesus has made him kick the habit H ie Sanford native now attends a ministry in Inglish, where he counsels others who are trying to end their drug “I coll it a spiritual hospital," Jackson said. “Its medicine is God's love." Jackson said he began using drugs os a result of teen-age peer pressure. After graduating from high school, he entered the Air Force, but his drug use didn't stop— he just didn't uae as much. Three years later; Jackson returned to Sanford. He attended Valencia Community College and the University of Cmtral Florida, where he won sever­ al academic a wands. began selling cocaine to moke money. He also began using i t "I became my biggest customer" he said. “Then, I stopped selling and Just used it 'M y world fed apart" Jackson’s habit led to his arrest for drug traffick­ ing, and he spent more than a month in jail. 2001 Sanford Historic Calendar -MM2* —> 1L IlL-- . ipoicwt™ cry lu m m y v i o w n i Although he said he tried to quit on numer­ ous occasions, he always seemed to end up using again. Not any­ more. He said he has found his faith again and has no plans of return­ ing to the road he once trav­ eled. Greg Jackson Four months ago, a friend told him about Jesus is Ministries in inglish, and he said he has been sober ever since. “I went to the Christian treatment center, and I realized what it was going to take was a complete surrender to God," Jackson said. “Now, I know my purpose in life." Jackson works as a treatment counselor, hoping others won't moke the same mistakes he made. Eventually, he hopes to get licensed and ordained as a minister. Jackson's father, the Rev. Abner Jackson, knows his son can do it. “1 always prayed that he would stop,” Abner Jackson said. “But, he always seemed to drift away from us. “I am dad to see him come back, and I am proud of him," he said. “He’s once again found his faith, and he won't gu back." For more information about Jesus b Ministries, call 352-447-2731. one Proud History - Ju s t mu faith in God, which helped him $eoo 9 THEY MAKE GREAT GIFTS j .- Available At The Sanford Museum and The Seminole Herald •super markets, inc Good Only At: M ary P o in te _ Blvd. Entrance to SCC) Mary, FL 321-7616 A ny N ew o r T ran sferred Good e l tho Pubhx si Leks Msry Point*. Weldon BM1 location only. Lim it one deal p a t coupon p a t Pharmacy loca­ tion. This coupon I t not redeemable tor suppbet o r services paid for In whole o r In part by any government programs. LU96077 SH $ 5 ™ GROCERY PURCHASES OF $SS OR MORE LUV5902 1 COUPON PER PURCHASE •NO ALCOHOL • TOBACCO • LOTTO SH �D i e t r i c h -------------- -------Continued from Page 3C ty. Her Nebraska roots arc reflected in the subject matter she selects for her poetry and her featured subjects are bugs and animals. She delivered a powerful interpretation of Sand Hill Cranes in flight'' The speaker presented each member with a copy of a poem she wrote and told the membership that she acknowledges Elisabeth Boyd as i valuable friend who cri­ tiques her work. Lou Is currently participat­ ing in a poetry contest sponsored by the Montel Williams television show. One of her poems will be read on the show and If it is the winner, she will appear on the syndicat­ ed show. Mindy Tooley concluded, “All members enjoyed the time with Ms. Witzonbre. Refreshments included breads, muffins, juice and freshly perked coffee served from an elegant silver service." Call or t-mall Dori* T h t S rm lnolt H rrald welcomes new t for D ili column and conaldert your new t Itcme Im portant Pteaee phone D ori* at 4C7-JI2-452J, or e-m alli doriediet •aol.com . Hawkins Coatlaoed T iie S eminoit. H erald Sunday. November 5. 2000 Page SC If you would like to be part of this pro­ gram, you must be an African American at risk female youth in sixth or seventh grade, age 11 to 13, in middle school and attending a Seminole County school. You must have a parent or guardian willing to participate along with the youth throughout the dura­ tion o f their initiation into adulthood. Call 407-327-1765, ext. 200, for more informa­ tion. ' I am my sister's keeper.' The Seminole HOPE Coalition Community meeting was held noon, Saturday, Oct. 28, in the West Sanford Boys and Girls Club. It was a monthly meeting held to inform the community o f the happenings and con­ cerns for improvement. Neighborhoods are represented and reports on the growth of all areas are given. Seminole HOPE is Healthy Options Promoting Empowerment. Tnls is a com­ munity partnership of service agencies, government, law enforcement, schools, neighborhoods, youth, families and many concerned residents who work together to make our communities healthier and safer. At the last meeting, we were given updates on the Crooms Academy Technology Magnet School. A model of the new building can be seen at Crooms. Principal Connie Collins gave a brief overview of the new school and when It will open. There will be further Information in next week's column. Baptist Women Day of Prayer Service will be held 7 p m . Monday, Nov. 6, in Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church, located on East Highway 46. Pastor is the Rev. Andrew Evans. The theme is, “God Carries me On l b Greater Heights.” Mission departments from all churches arc invited to attend. Greater New Mount Zion Baptist Church, located at 1720 Pear Ave., will sponsor a fish fry/rummage sale beginning 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 11. The community is invit­ ed. Healthy Eating Understanding nutrition and menu choices A menu is a list of dishes in a restaurant from which to make selec­ tions for a meal. Dinner is usually the main meal and is eaten in a more leisurely fashion than either breakfast of lunch. Of course, dinner time should mean a celebration of food in itself, a time of shared com­ panionship, when warm lights light twinkle ale's eyes, in people's expressing joy for all God's blessings, whent lips smiling murmur a table’s i grace, preparing the body and mind to relax over a substantial meal. Today's menus are descendants of elaborate banquet menus served in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. These menus had 12 or more courses, and various sequences of the courses were well established by traditions. Living in America means to be exposed to a number of tra­ ditions and menus coming from all over me world. Every cuisine brought with it terms and names as well as flavors, and methods of preparation. As people are becoming more concerned about fitness and health, restaura­ teurs in particular, have the obliga­ tio n not only to prepare attractive, flavorful food but to offer nutritious foods to ensure a well balanced meal. Nutrients are certain chemical compounds that ate present in food and that fulfill one or more of the fol­ lowing functions: • Supply energy for body func­ tions. • Build and replace cells that make up body tissues. • Regulate body process. There ate six categories of nutri­ ents: Carbohydrates, proteins, vita­ mins, minerals, water and fiber - a non nutrient substance necessary for healthful body functioning. When you order your meal in a restaurant, since you are paying for Beard, Ullmann marry Lisa Ann Beard and John Walter Ullmann were married on O c t 5,2000. The bride is the daughter of Mary Ramsey of Sanford and Les Beard o f Fairplay, S.C. The groom is the son o f Peggy Ullmann o fK Jrt Lauderdale and Robert Ullmann of Lake Mary. The ceremony was held in the Harry P. Leu Ltea Ann B«ard and Gardens in John Walter Ullmann Orlando with the Rev. Tim Herring ' ■ and Rachel Beard wore officiating. gowns identical to the maid The bride was given in of honor. marriage by her father and The groom's best man was mother. Sam Smith and his ushers The bride wore a white A­ were Charlie Murphy and line sleeveless gown with Paul Ramsey. lace and pearl embroideries. A garden reception fol­ Her headpiece was a rhine­ lowed the ceremony. stone tiara. The couple spent their The bouquet was a color­ honeymoon at islamorda and ful mixture of bright spring in the Keys and will return to roses and daisies. live in Sanford. The maid of honor, Carol Pendarvis, wore a periwinkle The groom owns a pres­ sure cleaning business called blue floor-length A-line All Kleen of Florida and the gown of organza over satin. bride heads the math depart­ She carried a spring flower ment at Pineridge High mixture bouquet. School in Deltona. Bridesmaids Kelly Black it, look for a complete and well-balanced meal that should supply you with all categories. I know restaurant lan(in a menu escription can be very confusing, especially if you never took a spe­ cial interest in. the culi­ nary arts. Here are a few terms and cooking WSkJort salad, pictured abbve, Includes celsrtac.Amwugh the oeteriac looks fce a tangled InedW sr methods I can help you with a Rttle preparation K turns Into a deldous rrtW and slghtty sweet flavor dsh, M tor a (dng. better understand. A1 dentc — Firm, not chicken braised in wine. 1 /2 inch chunks and add to the celesoft or mushy to Ithe bite. Said of riac and orange juice. Marinate for Coulis — A vegetable or fruit pasta (this is how you vegetables or pas 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. puree used as a sauce. dc tsince it Is at this want them to oc In a small bowl, whisk together Couscous — A type of granular stage of cooking that they retain the pasta from North Africa, cooked like the mayonnaise and the remaining most vitamins). ‘ cc until smooth. sm ‘ 1/4 cup of orange juice Au gratin — Having a browned or a grain. apple Demiglaze — A rich brown sauce Pour over the ccleriac: and i crusted top often made by topping that has ocen reduced by half. Add the parsley, walnuts, raisins with bread crumbs, cheese, and/or a and salt and pepper to taste, and mix Dcmltassc — Literally, “half-cup." rich sauce and passing under the well. Chill before serving. Dubany — Garnished with or broiler. containing cauliflower. Au jus — Root Vegetables Au Gratin Duchcsse Potatoes — Puree mixed Served with Its with butter and egg yolks. Six servings natural juices. 2 Tbs. olive oil Florentine — Containing spinach Usually unthick­ 2 medium red onions Foie Gras - Liver of specially fat­ ened pan drip2 carrots tened geese or ducks. Fummct — A flavorable fish stock. 1 large ccleriac root ain Marie — Although Sanford was once called 1 medium size rutabaga A method of 2 medium size turnips cooking or a con­ "The Celery City" for all the celery groves around, very few markets in Acidulated water (two Tbs. vine­ tainer of hot our area cany the ccleriac, or celery gar or lemon juice to four cups of water for keep­ root, which I like to use a lot in w ater) ing foods h o t soups and salads. 1 tsp. dried tarragon Bisque — A Ccleriac, also known as turnip Salt and freshly ground pepper cream soup. rooted celery offers fine grained 11/ 2 cup half-and-half Bouquet Garni white flesh with a taste that always Preheat oven to 375 degrees. •A combination reminds me of the main ingredients In a large skillet heat the oil. Peel of fresh herbs in Waldorf salad: celery root, apple and slice the onion and sautf them tied together, and walnut, a traditional summer until golden yellow. Set aside. Peel used for flavor­ ref efreshing salad served at Rex, a and cut all tiie root vegetables into ingfour-star! dur-star hotel by the Black Sea near 1/2 inch thick cubes. Immerse the Bouqucticr — Cons tan tza in Romania. ccleriac in acidulated water for 10 Garnished with Although the ccleriac looks like a minutes. Drain and rinse with cold an assortment or tangled Inedible mess, with a little water. Assemble your gratin by “bouquet” of preparation it turns into a delicious arranging in a two quart gratin dish fresh vegetables, such as artichokes, mild and slightly sweet flavor dish, and sprinkle with 1/2 tsp. tarragon carrots, turnips, green beans, peas, fit for a king. and salt and pepper t}> taste. Top cauliflower and potatoes. with carrot, then onions and add Braise — To cook covered in a Waldorf Salad cream to come just below the top of small amount of liquid, usually after Six servings the final layer. preliminary browning. Time for preparation — 20 min­ Cover the gratin with aluminum Brioche — Rich yeast dough con­ utes. foU, place an a baldngsheet and taining large amount of eggs and 1 medium ccleriac root bake for 30 minutes. Remove the foil butter. 3/4 cup orange juice and press down the layers with a Choucroute Garni — Saurkraut 2 large crisp apples spatula to allow the liquid to baste cooked with a variety of sausage, 1/2 cup mayonnaise the top layer. pork and sometimes duck. 3 Tbs. chopped walnuts Continue baking for 30 more min­ Chowder — A healthy American 1/2 cup raisins utes, or until cooked through. Serve soup made horn fish and vegetable Salt and freshly ground pepper warm, by itself or as a side dish to usually containing potatoes and Peel and grate the ccleriac to make lamb, pork or beef. milk. three cups. Consommd — A rich, flavorful, ---------- *TT~-r-i**nmifri Place 1/2 cup of the orange juke seasoned stock or broth that has been Roam In Stnfcxd, *nd Sir column a m a n Sundm bt in a medium bowl and add the grat­ Dw S r a M * linaU. ShtcanbaartK tadbv clarified to make it perfectly clear ed celeriac. to U01 r«* Aw. tmlmi. H. 30371, cr m and transparent. Peel and core the apples, chop into Coq-au-Vin — A French dish of C ruiser Coatlaoad from Page 1C But getting booted from one of their favorite haunts hasn't slowed the Celery City Cruisers down much. They are still one of the largest and most active classic car clubs in the area. "We do a lot of charity work and take part in the Heritage Festival and Sanford's down­ town Christmas parade every year,” the club's president said. In addition, the Cruisers often raise funds for local charities with 50-50 drawings at their events. "The money usually goes to someone right in our back yard,” Scott said. “Maybe there's been a family burned out of their home, or someone local who's been staggered by a death in the family or unexpect­ ed medical bills.” Whenever and wherever the Cruisers gather, food is a para­ mount interest of club members. "Oh, yeah,” laughs Scott, "w e always eat something big before our meetings. When every­ body's tummy is full, there tends to be less fussin' and fightin'." Next weekend's event will be one of the few fully-judged clas­ sic car shows in the area. Scott said the annual event draws pretty diverse crowds. "Whenever we have one of our shows we get a crowd that represents a little bit of every­ thing. We are more and more surprised these days at the number of young people who are falling in love and getting interested in classic cars. For a while their interest seemed to be solely with the 'low rider' trucksyou see from time-totime. Things seem to cycle back from one generation to anoth­ er." Scott, along with his two Seminole County firefighter sons David Jr., and John, said one of the greatest rewards of owning and driving a classic car is the response they get when pulling up to a red light while cruising. "People look over, give us a big smile and the thumbs up sign," he said. "It's neat because folks will often yell out, 'Hey, my granddad used to have one just like that, or my uncle had a blue one.' People relate to these cars and there's a real connection there between yesterday and today." Scott said there's a similar connection between the classic cars and the site of next week­ end's event. "It's a pleasure to have the display at the Museum of Seminole County History," he said. "These cars have a lot of history to them as docs Seminole County. A lot of folks aren't even aware we have a museum. It gives them a chance not only to take an automotive step bacK in time, but to discover something about the history of our area as well." A: I don't know if you can call it strange, but it was em o­ tional. A couple kept telling me they thought they knew me, I told them I didn't know them. They asked me w here I was from, and it turned out that they were best friends with my father back in Puerto Rico. They recognized me because I look like my father. I gave them my parents phone num ber and they got in touch with then again. M elendezContinued from P i|t 1C and a 30 m inute lunch hour. When I work the ramps, that's what I do, I relieve the people so they can take a break or go to lunch. Q : What is one of the strangest things that has hap­ pened to you during your six years in the toll booth? Q: What do you see your­ self doing in the future, say five or six years from now? A: 1 plan to move back to Puerto Rico. I wanted my kids to get a good education. But 1 think I'll stay for a few more years. I like the job and the customers. -- -------- --- 6C - Page Community Calender Dag-On-It Dog-On-It Agility d u b of Central Florida is hasting a USDAA (United States Dog Agility Association) sanctioned dog agility trial the weekend of Nov. 18 and 19 at Lake Island Park, 450 Harper Street, Winter park. The family event will be from 8 a m until 6 p m Arts Alive Show The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools will hold the fourth annual Arts Alive in Seminole, Tuesday, Nov. 28 at the Q lando Museum of A rt The event will showcase the tal­ ent of the students and staff in Seminole County schools. Many of the artists have wan state or national aedaim and have appeared pmfrsalonaliy. Displays will Indude visual arts such as paintings, drawings, photography and sculpture. For additional information phone 407-3200176. Bach Festival The Bach Festival Children's Choir will be featured in a Holiday Concert, Sunday, Dec. 3, at 3 p m at the First Congregational Church, 221S. lntenacnen Avenue, Winter Park. The concert will feature performances by the Concert Choir, Chandlers and Cantabile. The public is invited. For additional information, phone 407-646-1507. fI I l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2000 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 05, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 05, 2000. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 05, 2000; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/812e4672c0ad69b77cdcc83eb61917d3.pdf 5e4d676c2bd904ca7fb08847ac207a8c PDF Text Text DECEMBER 27, 2000 U n i YEA R No. U Copyright O 2000 T h « Sontfnol* U «r»H ' TV w m m a w Sanford, Florida 50c a m Christmas fire damages church N o . 1 In T o w n Church secretary says some ‘very amazing’ things happened during blaze By Art Zielinski No. 1 nationally ranked Sew ard area college from Liberal, Kan., will b e among an elite sev en team field in the SC C Winn Dixie JU C O shoot-out this weekend. Page IB T w o arrested in connection w ith shooting death From staff reports S ta ff Writer A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S — C h ristm as D ay cam e to a sad en d in g fo r S en io r P astor G uv W alden, h is w ife Terri, and the con g reg ation o f First B aptist C h urch on San lan d o D rive, off S ta te Road 434. At ab ou t 7 :3 0 p.m . C h ristm as even in g , a fire raced through the ch u rch p re­ school classro om s and d id m o d erate d am ag e to chu rch offices. N o o n e w as injured in the tw o-alarm fire, w h ich took "G od is in control." Sue Smith First Buptist Church Sccrctury m ore than 3 0 m inutes to e x tin ­ gu ish. F irefig h ters from Sem in o le County, Longw ood and A ltam o n te S p rin g s responded. A ccord ing to S u e Sm ith, chu rch secretary, the fire s ta rt­ ed in an electrical panel In one o f th e classro om s used by p re-sch o olers for Su n d ay sch oo l. Sh e estim ated the b laze cau sed m ore than $500,(MX) dam age. "W e plan to rebuild as soon a s p o ssib le," sh e said . Sm ith exp lain ed that several "v ery a m a z in g " th in gs h ap ­ pened d u rin g the fire. "A ch ild 's B ible w as co m ­ p letely singed by the fire . excep t fo r the face o f Jesu s C h rist — it w as u n to u ch ed ," she said . See Fire, Page 8A Shawn L O'Neal, 23,3001 Kings Road, and E.V. Pcny, 19, of 581 Old Geneva Road, Geneva, have been arrested in connection with the death of Mark Tollous, 44, identified as a construction worker from Wisconsin who had been stay­ ing at the Budget Inn In Sanford. According to Deputy Chief Steve Harriett with the Seminole County Sheriff's office, the shooting reportedly took place while Tollous was in his pickup truck early Monday morning, following a con­ frontation between the men, apparently on Water Street in Midway. After O ’Neal reportedly shot Tollous, Tollous drove Iris pick­ up truck approximately two blocks on kings Street to Center Street before tlx* truck came tn a stop In a drainage ditch. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigators revealed that O'Neal shot Tollous and was ----------aktorl hy IVrry, who was pre­ sent during the confrontation. M ove mounting to oust Florida justices By Joe DeSantis Staff Writer S A N F O R D — A Republican Palm Beach county com m is­ sioner, angered by actions o f several Florida Suprem e Court Justices, is m ounting a state­ w ide effort to convince voters to toss the trio from the state's high court in 2002. M ary M cCarty has taken the reigns in an effort to raise m ore than $4 m illion to m ount a cam ­ paign to have Justices Charles T. Well, L cand cr J. Shaw, Jr. and H arry Lee A nstcad forced Into retirem ent w hen they face v o t­ ers for retention In tw o years. "T h e Florida C onstitution gives the voters direct control o f ou r Sup rem e C o u rt," M cC arty said o f the initiative. "T h e efforts o f the Suprem e C ourt to hijack the Presidential election fo r Ai G ore coupled w ith the C o u rt's opposition lo school choice, leniency for those convicted o f Capital Crim es, and opposition to Benefit bicycle ride scheduled The Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 121, is assem­ bling a benefit bicycle ride for the families o f police officers killed in the line o f duty in the State of Florida. Money raised from this event will be given to the Concerns o f Police Survivors (COPS), a non-profit organization designed to assist the families of slain officers. It will be held March 10,2001, starting at 7:45 a.m. The ride has been developed for inter­ mediate to expert riders. For details or registration, visit the FOP web site at www.fbpl21.org. ***' Wr* U sa B la ck w eld er ’ ' Executive director for the Osceola/Som inole Units of the American Cancer Society. Index Cloud ..d . Crouwotd Door Abby H o ro tc o p s t iU S ly U . . ObMuorWi Opinion . . fatten lo g S p o ilt . . . Tnlnvition . W n a th n i . t parental notification for the abortion by a m inor d em on­ strate that it is tim e to retire the next three justices w ho will stand before the voters In N ovem ber o f 2002." M cC arty said she would reach out to elected Republican officials and activists across the state to join the effort. In a fund-raising letter m ailed this w eek to 350,000 Republican donors across the state, M cC arty said, "T h e C ourt is left- w ing, partisan and actively hostile to m ainstream ideas and principles. T h e C ou rt d oesn't interpret law — the court w rites new law s based on lib er­ al dogm a. "W e seek a C o u rt w hich l» objective and fair," sh e said. "A C ourt that w ill lo o k at both sid es o f an Issue. M erit reten­ tion Is not autom atic — il shou ld be earn ed .“ Sem inole C ounty Republican party chairm an Jim Slelin g said S ee Judges, Page 8 A Dems select Poe for party chairman slot By Jo* DeSantis cycle the party is even more energized than going in." Poe said w ith all o f the con ­ S A N F O R D — Sem inole troversial post-election d evel­ County resident Bob Poe will opm ents surrounding Florida's be playing a m ajor role in state vote and its im pact on Al Gore D em ocratic ______________ and G eorge W. party politiics Bush, state "... I think coming out D em ocratic for the next four years. of this election cycle, faithful are Poe has the party Is even more fired up. been re-elected "W e won energized than going as State the popular D em ocratic vote in Florida In.” Party chair­ and we won man. And, as the popular he begins a vote across the Bob Poe full four-year nation," said State Democratic Party Chair term , the Poe. "T h ere's chairm an said a lot o f ener­ despite the setback o f this gy” y e a r's presidential election, the Poe also reacted to a m ove by party is energized for the Republicans to launch a state­ future. w ide effort to raise m oney for a cam paign to oust Florida "I'm certainly pleased to be serving as chairm an for the Suprem e Court Justices from next four years and I think See I’oe, Page 8A com ing out o f this election Staff Writer Seminole Smile f l L t a jg John Walden, ago 12, son ot sonior pastor Guy Walden, charred Interior ol the Sunday school class lor the 3 and 4 year < Sanlando Springs First Baptist Church In Allamonte Springs. Ho t M photo by Tommy Vincent utmmen pays an ow remote organ wnne me nev. Terry Grove listens to the music. The organ, which was made In 1886, was recently donated to the Altamonte Chapel, a community church of United Church ol Christ, by a woman who moved away Irom Seminole County. According to Grove, the organ had been in her family (or several generations. The organ was made one year before the chapel, which was built In 1885 and Is one ot the oldest churches In Seminole County. Derthick and Grove spent hours renovating the old organ, replacing broadcloth and other small parts to the musical Instrument. Derthick was asked to play the organ during the chapel's Christmas Eve service, which also Included the sounds ot the harpsichord (which was actually an electric keyboard). Derthick has played tho organ since he was a teenager and has always worked In the music Industry In the North and In Central Florida. The Kimble organ will remain In the chapel and will be used for special occasions. **■ 1101 Seminole’s drug treatment center to receive $645,000 By Joe DeSantis Staff Writer SA N FO R D — Santa has been good to Seminole County's drug treatment pro­ gram, The Grove Counseling Center. U S Congressman John Mica (R.Winter Park) announced just prior to the Christmas weekend that the facility, locat­ ed in Winter Springs, will receive a record $645,000 federal appropriation signed into law at the close of ihe 2000 legislative session. Mica, who sponsored the congressional funding measure said, "W ith Central Florida's epidemic cases of drug abuse and drug-related deatiis, this funding can go a long way toward Iyelping our Central Florida Community deal with these mounting problems " The Grove is converting its 284x11 co­ educational facility to two 20-bcd units, one for girls and one for boys. The feder­ al fuiuis will lx-lp cover the cost of expan­ sion, remodeling, furnishings and equip­ ment. For tlx* past 28 years Tlx* Grove has provided substaixx* abuse, dclinquenSee Center, Page 9A Helping hands Vohjntoof Robin Bourne and Salvation Army Advisory Board member Walt Smith help restock gifts dur­ ing the recent Salvation Army of Seminole County’s grtt Astribution. Famifces, who went through a screening procoss, were able to select grtts for their children tkjring the event �I’ iiftr 2 A W c tln m liiy, D m -m lie r 2 7 .2 0 0 (1 T iii : S eminole I I ik a iji Sem in o l e Sum m ary A G LAN CE AROUND OUR CO UN TY Stitch in time saves another column Drumming Rudolph N o tes Contrary to my boss' opinion, even through I am quite a bit older than lie, I w as not around when Guttenberg invented the printing press, and I did not personally know Benjamin Franklin. Likewise, 1 w as not on hand when the Wright brothers made their initial flight. (I was out o f town that day). Nonetheless, today 1 write about good ole' Ben Franklin. It w as 268 years ago, on Dec. 2 8,1732, that the Pnmsyltwiia Gazelle newspaper carried an advertisement for the first issue o f Poor Richard's Almattac, written by "Richard Saunders" and aim ed at the year 1733. Nick Ben Franklin wrote the pub­ lication but he wasn't certain it P fe ifa u f would be successful, so he used the nam e Saunders. The advertisem ent in the Gazelle said the alm anac would contain "m any pleasant and witty verses, jests and sayings, new fashions, gam es for kisses, men and melons, breakfast in bed, etc." Poor Richard's Almanack, (he spelled it with a "k " ) was published from 1733 until 1758 by Franklin, and many times since then by others. In the autobiography o f Benjamin Franklin, he said, "In 1 7 3 2 1 first published my alm anac under the name of Richard Saunders. It was continued by m e about 25 years, com monly called Poor Richard's Almanack. I endeavored to m ake it both entertaining and useful, and it accordingly cam e to be In such demand that I reaped considerable profit from it,-vending annually near ten thousand (dollars). "A nd observing that it was generally read, scarce any neighborhood in the province being without it, I considered it as a proper vehicle for conveying instructions among the com mon peo­ ple w ho bought scarcely any other books, I therefore filled all the little spaces that occurred between the remarkable days in the calendar with proverbial sentences, chiefly such as incul­ cated industry and frugality, as the m eans of procuring wealth, and thereby securing virtue, it being more difficult for a man in want to act always honestly." In other words — he was offering advice, probably based on his ow n success. Som e o f the proverbs he used to fill space were interesting, for exam ple, "It is hard for an em pty sack to stand upright." W hile this Is true,i, 1 nav ivc never usedI U in ever everyday conversation. Ben had an unusual style of writing. Words ending’ with "e d " werc'generally written with an apostrophe and " d ", such as consider'd, and occurr'd. The concept d idn't catch on. These days, w e have the Farmer's Almanac, upon which som e place much faith. This publi­ cation has been in existence for 183 years, so It's not a newcomer. Farmers often plant and reap their crops based on what this publication pre­ dicts. And to give them credit, although this y ear's edition was written and printed in mld1999, the weather forecast in the 2000 Farmer's Almanac for Florida for this past w eek In December, called for "v ery cold, frost9 down to Florida." Pretty accurate. I'd say. It also has proverbs, such as, "Take life as you find it, but d on't leave it that way," "D ream s never com e true by oversleeping" and "N othing wrong ever happens at the right tim e." So much for tne history and moral values les­ son. I'll write to you again this Saturday. Hopefully, I'll com e up with something more interesting. S to le n car recovered Sanford Police arrested Johnnie L M cK innon, 20, o f G eorgia A venue, near his resi­ dence Sunday. An officer, pass­ ing M cK innon’s hom e, noticed a green je e p parked in the d ri­ veway, w hich he believed w as listed as stolen. A radio check revealed the vehicle had been listed as stolen the previous day in Sanford . As the officer approached , M cK innon report­ edly attem pted to b ack the Je e f ou t o f the drivew ay, but w as stopped b y the officer. M cK innon w as arrested on charges o f vehicular theft, and possession o f a controlled su b ­ stance. A 15-year old youth, w ho w as in th e Jeep at the tim e M cK innon w as apprehended w as also arrested and taken to the Ju ven ile D etention Center. C o m m u n it y 1-4 R e m in d e r S em in o le E xpressw ay P roject 2 h as Issued a rem in d er th at m o torists u sing In tcrstate-4 n ear Sanfo rd w ill co n tin u e to exp erien ce lan e closu res ju s t w est o f C R -46-A (W est 25th Stre e t). T h e lan e clo ­ su res w ill take p lace daily, through this Friday, D ec. 29. O n e lan e w ill b e closed in each d irectio n b etw een the h ou rs o f 10 p .m . and 8 a.m . T h e clo su re s are n ec­ e ssary fo r co n stru ctio n o f the p ilin g s In the m ed ian o f the o v erp ass as p art o f the b rid g e w id en in g p ro ­ ject. F or ad d ition al in fo rm a­ tio n , p h o n e Stcp h an y S tro n g , at 407*328-3934, ext. 32. The great blood shortage It seems to me that there's an inher­ puter the other day when suddenly a ent design flaw in the structure o f the notice pops up in the m iddle o f the human body. If you Imagine that screen saying "You have performed an every muscle arid oirgan Is a tiny illegal operation! This program will be engine and the fuel for those ............................. shut dow n!" W hat Is that? An engines Is the blood, then you illegal operation? I pressed a can sec that there is really not button on my computer. Is enough fuel to have all the that against the law now? engines running at the same This seem s w ay over the time. T hat's why it’s so diffi­ top to tne. I think it's a device cult to watch television and created by the people who j think simultaneously. W hereas m ake these com puters to i with a book, you can stop cover their ow n mistakes. . reading and put it dow n for a Obviously there's a glitch in minute — and think about the software, which triggers a why exactly did Jack and Jill i -problem and insi g riT ip flU h ill? ' ‘ 'creatih g a Sign tl • • • • screwed up E Because o f this insufficient bkvxfsupply, the human brain m u s t" 'com pu ter before w e got iiv u u g s oi prioritize the muscles and organs to o f it," they went with "You have per­ decide who should get the blood at formed an illegal operation!" this particular moment, why they IPs not a bad m ove actually. M aybe need it and what they plan to do with you should try that in your life. W hen it once they get it. If you had special your w ife criticizes you, you just say glasses that detected hemoglobin or "You have performed an illegal opera­ v cr,yyou c could look at a man whatever, tion! This conversation will b e shut d ow nl" And then go out. But first, ar» and sec where the blood is going and m ake sure you have a house key in good idea o f his Intenhaveb a pretty | lions. s. You'll also see w hy it's difficult your pocket. for him to think about anything else. C onfidence Can K ill He doesn't have enough fuel for th a t If he had more blood, he'd be con­ Som etim es when a man reaches m iddle age, he gets a little full o f him* stantly able to see all o f the options and b e able to make an informed self. M aybe he's been reasonably suc­ choice. Mind you, tliat might m ake cessful at work, has a nice hom e and him less of a man. family, hasn't raised any convicted felons, and he starts thinking that he Protesting Too M uch know s it all. This ticks off everyone around him , and ironically he's the I was doing something on my com - A ccid ent A vehicular accident w as reported Sunday at the inter­ section of Park Avenue and 25th Street in Sanford. T he dri­ ver o f the vehicle w ho is su s­ pected o f having caused the accident, drove off, but w as stopped by Sanford police on U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 at 11th Street. A ristides Fernando T hom as, 19, o f Casselberry, w as arrested. He w as charged w ith fleelng/attem ptlng to elude a p olice officer, driving under the influence o f alcohol, leaving the scen e o f a crash involving property dam age, and driving w ith a suspended license. H ighw ay 17-92 and Park Avenue early Tuesday D arden Boyd, 31, o f West 7th Street in Sanford , listed as a p assenger in the vehicle. She w as charged w ith possession o f narcotics equ ipm ent, and giv­ ing a false identification to a law enforcem ent officer. T raffic stop s A vehicle w as stopped by sh e riff's d eputies on U.S. C arlos R. Lanza Barahoha, 27, of Park Avenue, Sanford, w as arrested by Florida last one to notice. So watch for these signs that indicate you're getting obnoxious: — People at w ork volunteer you for a climb o f M t Everest — W hen you talk to neighbors, they run away, pretending to hear their phones ring. — O n Valentine's D ay you're given a box o f prunes. — Your wife insists that when the two o f you travel, you go on separate planes. — The other guys in your carpool kick the muffler off your car so tney ‘ tw d w w h a t y o u ' r e s a y i n g T . Yotir best friend works for ' way b u t has never tried to sell you th|p|i <IS* » -* '*» -* •***: ■*, to4 - W hen the firemen arrive, the first thing they do is hose you down,, even though tne burning building is m the street — W henever you talk at a party, jrour w ife sits behind you shaking her Fatal Attractiveness As w e get older, it gets more and m ore difficult to attract wom en. We lose our physique and ou r hair. We w ear glasses and hearing aids and w e forget w hat we were saying in midsentence. It eventually gets so bad that your only hope to attract a mem ber of the opposite sex is to m ake sure you smell good and then sit near a woman w ith a big nose. O M S N n n p i p n Cidsu n Us A m H ighw ay Patrol troopers M onday. The FH P reportedly received a com m unication from W inter Springs police about a vehicle being d riven erratically, and crossing in to Sem inole County. An FH P trooper locat­ ed the vehicle and stooped it on U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 near SR -434. Barahoha, the d river o f the vehicle, w as charged w ith driving under the influence o f alcohol. K enneth R aybon, 68, of D cBary D rive, Sanford, w as stopped by sh e riff's d eputies at 25tn Street and Park Avenue Sunday. H e w as charged w ith driving under the influence o f alcohol A p p reh en sion , sh eriff’s deputy investigat­ ed Saturday w hen he reported seeing a group o f m en standing near the street at 3rd Street a n a O live Avenue in Sanford. As he approached them , he said one m an, identified as M aurice Sapp, 29, o f C astle Brew er C ourt, Sanford, carrying beer, attem pted to run. H e gave pu r­ suit and apprehended him at 3rd Street and Pecan Avenue. Follow ing a b rie f altercation, Sap p was p laced under arrest on charges o f resisting an offi­ cer w ith violence, violation o f an injunction for protection o f D om estic Violence, resisting an officer w ithout violence, having an open container o f alcohol, and, as a handgun reportedly fell from his pocket during trie chase, Sapp w as also charged w ith carrying a concealed firearm . D o u g F e tu r Mchaoa Jarta ■ Managing Editor -Display John Coffman H o iu * lavender •Press 4 Camara Slnppmg BA Egan JO H f*niUTlf«. •Composing 4 Prepress Freds Msimert Chary! Smdh Trudee Langtord A MAli MUitl.l Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc, • 300 N. 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December 27, 2000 • Vol. 93, No. 55 Becky Tibbetts P ic k in ' th a t B lu egraaa T h e C ity o f Longw ood Is h old in g a B lu egrass se s­ sio n o n the third Satu rd ay o f each m onth a t the com ­ m u n ity b u ild in g in d ow n­ tow n L o n g w ood , c o m e r o f W. C h u rch A venue and W ilm a S treet. B rin g a law n chair, an d if you play, b rin g y o u r strin g s and jo in in. R efresh m en ts w ill be av ailab le E v en ts are sched u led Ja n . 20, and Feb . 17 from 6 u n til 10 p.m . We w elcom e an d encourage you r letters an d comments. All letters must h a w name, address an d ph on e num ber to b e pu blished "Sening Seminole County Since 190S" Joa DaSanfia Dona Oatnch Nek Pleiiau* Daan Smart Tommy Vincent Art Zielinski Ted Waiter •Legal* T h e Seminole H erald Eto n Tyral. JR Printing t Production Manager G u a rd ia n A d L item T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty G ard ian Ad L item P rogram is In need o f v o l­ u n teers to ad v o cate fo r the b est in terest o f ab u sed , n eg lected and ab an d o n ed ch ild ren In a co u rt p ro ­ ceed in g . l b b eco m e a G ard ian A d L item v o lu n ­ te er persona m u st b e at * It 21 years o f age, ' ' dem ent, _ f and b e caj ”g a ch ild F av o rab le references requ ired , as w ell as a gro u n d ch e ck an d 24 h ou rs’ o f train in g . G u ard ian A d L item tra in ­ in g w ill b e h e ld a t the S e m in o le C o u n ty Ju v e n ile Ju s tice C enter, 190 Bush B lv d ., S an fo rd , Jan u ary 19, 2 0 and 26. P erso n s w ho are Interested sh ou ld phone M y m a a t 407-665-5370. 411.00 420 00 436 00 44200 442 00 Ft -W 1 r HSOB ■ , - fcei^. —Ai rwwo piTOto kufu T*,lOfnm y vmewn Carlos E. Reyes, dresses as Rudolph, plays the drums during the Sanford Senior Citizen's Club Christmas party. The event was co­ sponsored by Central Florida Regional Hospital's Senior Friends. Reyes is a drummer with the David Witte and the Rag Tags band. S o lid W aste S ch e d u le O n N ew Years Day, M onday, Ja n . 1, th ere w ill b e n o resid ential g arb age o r recyclin g co lle ctio n ser­ vices in u n in co rp orated S e m in o le C ounty. T h e sam e sch ed u le h as b een an n o u n ced fo r th e C ity o f S an fo rd . S e rv ice w ill resum e o n th e n ext regu ­ larly sch ed u led day. B oth th e C en tral T ran sfer S ta tio n o n S R -419 In L on gw ood and the S em in o le C o u n ty L an d fill in G en ev a w ill b e closed fo r the holiday. �T ill S eminole H erald Obituaries ALUEFAIR ADKIN S Alliefair Adkins, 60, West 3rd Street, Sanford, died Friday, D ec 22.2000. Bom in Mooisvallie, W.Va., she moved to Central Florida in 1973. She was a h o m e -, maker and a Baptist Survivors Include husband, Hansel, Sanford; sons. Hoy, Randall and Haase), Jr , all of Sanford, Ronald Shores, Seth, W.Va.; daughters, Violet Browning and Sara Mac Adkins, both of Julian, W.Va.; mother, Una Adkins, W.Va.; brothers, Frank Messer, Winchester, W.Va., Helmer Messer, Cleveland, Ohio; sisters, Oden Adkins, Foster, W.Va., Pauline Miller, Lincoln County, W.Va, Kathy Adkins, Alkol, W.Va.; seven grandchildren. TH-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrange­ ments. NORM AN N. GO A D Norman N. Goad, 79, West 3rd Street Sanford, died Friday, D ec 22.2000. Bom S ep t 13,1921 In Shorts Creek, Vav he moved to Central Florida in 1998. He was owner and operator of heavy equipm ent and an underground construction company. He was Protestant and a U S . Army para­ trooper during World War H. Survivors Include wife, Geraldine T j son, Norman Douglas Goad, Orlando; daugh­ ters, Juanita M illet Chesapeake, Va., Winona Ware, C a lf Md j aisters, Q c o Smith, Va., Jean Lloyd, N o th Carolina, Jearline Smith, Pulaski, V*., B u d Wrdnrsday. Dm-mlwr 27. 2000 P a g e 3 A Christmas fun Cay Hall, Roanoke, VL; five Covington County, Ala* she grandchildren; two gnmhdhndmoved to Central Florida In 1938. children. She was a retail sales derk and a Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, member of First Baptist Church of In charge of arrangements. Apopka. f 'I Survivors include daughters, KATIE GRIFFIN ’ Betty Jo Swain, Sanford, Patricia Hooper Aperka; nine grandchllKatie Griffin, 86, W. 10th Street Sanford, died Wednesday, D ec 20, . dren; 14 greai-grandchiidren. 2000 at Central Florida Regional Loomis Family Funeral Home, Hospital. Bom July 5,1914 in Apopka, in charge of arrange­ Campbeilton, Florida, she moved ments. to Central Florida in 1935. She was a homemaker and member of die ALBERTA I. JO N ES A lberta 1. Stewardess Board at Allen Chapel AME Church for 35 yean. Jones, 76, Jerry Survivors indude sister-in-law, Avenue, Phoebe Griffin, Sanford. Sanford, died Wilaon-Ekhelbeiger Mortuary, Saturday, D ec 23,2000 i t Inc* Sanford, to m arge of arrange­ ments. South Seminole Hospital. She LONNIE GRIFFIN was bom Lonnie Griffin, 76, Bethune Circle, Sanford, died Thursday, March 5,1924 In Swans**, D e c 21,2000 at Vltaa, Winter Park. He was bom July 11,1924 In S C She was a maintenance engi­ d, Florida. neer with Seminole County ber of Miracle business and a World W irD Veter- Church erf God, OermonL an of the U S . Army. H e w a sa Survtvon Indude sons, Julius member of Allen Chapel AME • K , Otiando, Levi f t , Philadelphia, Church. , P e n a , Samuel Lee, Sanford, Survivors ind u d t w ife Phdfcbe 2 Minister Anthony Jones, Orlando, Griffin. Sanfd ri; RsMt UBM C. Elijah, Deltona; daughters, Dr. Reed, Los Angeles, CaL ’’ , Anna L. Thom peon, Franklin ville, WU»an-EichelbeTger Mortuary, . N J , Catherine J. Coition, Deltona, Inc., Sanford, in d u ig a of arrangeBrubara E. Gordon, Sanford; ele­ ments. - te r* Thelma Tyler and Lota Jones, . . both erf Philadelphia; 28 grandchilV IN A A* VineA. Leurei Street, Saturday, Dec. Harsld photo by Tommy Vlncont Children In the Crooms Academy HeadStart class take a break from a Christmas party to pose for a picture. The party was sponsored by Masters Chiropractic of Lake Mary. The business has sponsored a party for the peat three years. Dr. Jason Masters played Santa Claus, and the students enjoyed cupcakes, juice, candy and gifts. Pictured are children In the d ass, teacher Betty Donaldson, Masters, and Masters Chiropractic stall mem­ ber* Pamela Burton), Elba Farias and Maria Cortes. 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'I • 4A WiHlncwlny, December 2 7 ,2 0 0 0 __________________________________________________ THE SKMiNOl.K I1KRAU)_____________ O p in io n Children’s Proi It can’t happen witl help o f parents S h e 's ju s t 2 y e a r s o ld , b u t s h e h a s a lre a d y lea rn ed m u ch o f th e nlphat>et. S h e s o m e tim e s c o n fu s e s lo o k -a lik e c h a r a c te r s s u c h a s " W " a n d " V ," b u t s h e h a s c o n q u e re d m o st .............................. o f it. A n d s h e is e x c ite d a b o u t h e r a c c o m p iis h m e n i. S e e in g th e d a rk -b lu e " A " o n m y ■ b rig h t-o ra n g e A u b u rn U n iv e rs ity h a t, s h e | . I y e lle d to h e r m o th e r, " A , M o m m y ! A !" A s w e s te p p e d o n to L ev el M o f a p a rk in g g a ra g e , s h e n o tic e d th e tall le tte r b e fo re I d id . " M l " s h e s h o u te d . M y n ie c e is th e p ro d u c t o f e d u c a te d p a re n ts w h o d o te o n h e r — re a d in g to h e r d ally , ta k in g h e r to s w im m in g a n d g y m n a s ­ Cynthia tics, e n ro llin g h e r in S u z u k i v io lin c la sse s. Thicker B o m to a S p a n is h -s p e a k in g fa th er, s h e c o u n ts to 2 0 in tw o la n g u a g e s. Ire n e is a te s ta m e n t to th e p ro m ise o f a n u rtu r in g e n v iro n m e n t. H e r fa th e r lik e s to p o in t o u t — o n ly h a lf-jo k in g ly — th a t a g o o d g e n e p o o l is a fa c to r in h e r in te llig e n c e , b u t h e d o e s n o t d e n y th a t s h e th riv e s b e c a u s e o f th e a tte n ­ tio n s h e re ce iv e s. N a tu re c o u ld n o t p ro d u c e s u c h im p re s siv e re s u lts o n its o w n . W h ile h e r p a re n ts a re lik e ly to e v e n tu a lly e n ro ll h e r in a s c h o o l w ith g o o d te a c h e rs a n d a d is c ip lin e d e n v iro n ­ m e n t, Ire n e w o u ld le a rn in a lm o s t a n y sc h o o l se ttin g . T h a t's b e c a u s e h e r p a re n ts w ill c o n tin u e to e x p o s e h e r to b o o k s a n d id e a s , a r t a n a m u s ic . A s e d u c a tio n e x p e rts h a v e lo n g p o in te d o u t, th e s in g le g re a te s t d e te rm in a n t o f a c h ild 's e d u c a tio n a l a tta in m e n t is p a re n ta l in v o lv e m e n t. W ith o u t th a t k e y in g re ­ d ie n t, c h ild re n s im p ly c a n n o t d o a s w e ll. E v e ry y e a r, c h ild re n e n te r A m e r ic a 's p u b lic sc h o o ls w h o s e p a re n ts h a v e n e v e r re a d to th e m , n e v e r lin g e re d o v e r a c o lo rin g b o o k w ith th e m , n e v e r ta u g h t th e m th e s im p le c h ild 's p ra y e r, " N o w 1 la y m e d o w n to s l e e p ..." T h o s e a re th e c h ild re n o f d e s p e ra te ly p o o r p a re n ts w o rk in g tw o a n d th re e jo b s , p a re n ts w h o c a n n o t re a d th e m s e lv e s , p a re n ts a d d ic te d to a lc o h o l o r n a rc o tic s . T h o s e c h ild re n c a n n e v e r c a tc h u p to th e e d u c a tio n a l a tta in m e n t o f k id s lik e Ire n e . S o w h a t d o w e d o a b o u t th o s e c h ild re n le ft b e h in d ? D o w e s im p ly th ro w u p o u r h a n d s , b la m in g th e ir p a re n ts fo r th e ir fa ilu re ? O r d o w e re c o g n iz e th a t th e ir fa ilu re is a ls o o u r ow n? In a d iv is iv e p re s id e n tia l c o n te s t, b o th P re s id e n t-e le c t G e o rg e B u s h a n d V ic e P re s id e n t A1 G o r e a g re e d o n th e n e ed to im p ro v e e d u c a tio n a l o p p o rtu n ity a n d a tta in m e n t In d e e d , B u s h 's b e s t lin e w a s h is d e n u n c ia tio n o f th e " s o f t b ig o tr y o f lo w e x p e c ta tio n s ." . B u t th e c a m p a ig n tr a il le n d s its e lf o n ly to s im p le id e a s ; n e ith e r m a n ro u n d th e tim e o r th e p la c e to c o n fro n t th e c o m p le x itie s o f e d u c a tio n a l fa ilu re . B u sh fo u n d it e a s ie r to b la s t ra ilin g p u b lic s c h o o ls a n d p r o m o te v o u c h e rs , w h ic h w o u ld g iv e p a re n ts p u b lic d o lla r s fo r p r iv a te e d u c a tio n . G o r e , n e e d in g th e s u p p o r t o f te a c h e r s ' u n io n s, o p p o s e d v o u c h e rs , fo c u s in g In s te a d o n im p ro v in g w o rk in g c o n d itio n s fo r p u b lic s c h o o l te a c h e rs . H e r e 's th e d iffic u lt tru th n e ith e r m a n w o u ld a c k n o w le d g e : F a ilin g p u b lic s c h o o ls (a n d p o o rly p e rfo rm in g c h ild re n ) a re la rg e ly re s tric te d to p o o r u r b a n a n d ru ra l c o m ­ m u n itie s . P a re n ts in w e a lth y s u b u r b s a re n o t s c re a m in g fo r v o u c h e rs to p u t th e ir c h ild re n in p r iv a te s c h o o ls ; n o r a re te a c h e rs In h ig h -p e rfo rm in g p u b lic s c h o o ls c o m p la in in g a b o u t th e ir w o rk in g c o n d itio n s . S o m e h o w , th e c h ild re n o f a fflu e n t, w e ll-e d u c a te d p a re n ts m a n a g e to d o ju s t fin e — w h e th e r th e s c h o o ls th e y a tte n d a re p u b lic o r p riv a te . It w ill n o t b e e a sy to s tru c tu r e p ro g ra m s to b o o s t e d u c a tio n a l o p p o rtu n ity fo r c h ild re n w ith o u t th e a d v a n ta g e o f p a re n ta l in v o lv e m e n t. A n d It w ill n o t b e p o s s ib le to d u p li­ c a te tire b e n e fits b e s to w e d b y p a re n ts w h o a re n o t o n ly a tte n tiv e b u t a lso w e ll-e d u c a te d . B u t w e m ig h t s ta rt to h e lp c h ild re n w ith o u t th o se a d v a n ta g e s b y a c k n o w le d g in g w h e re th e g a p e x is ts : a t h o m e . Ire n e lo v e s h e r b o o k s — fro m " S t e lla lu n a " to th e ta le s o f D r. S e u s s — b e c a u s e s h e w a s ta u g h t to lo v e th e m . S h e is c u rio u s b e c a u s e h e r c u rio s ity h a s b e e n e n c o u ra g e d . S h e e n jo y s le a rn in g b e c a u s e h e r p a re n ts d o . In a s e n s e , Ire n e is b e in g " h o m e -s c h o o le d ." W h a t w ill w e d o fo r th e c h ild re n w h o a re n 't? lU M rM M ia l Jj ® Smith believes orientation not pressing issue To th e e d ito r: A g ain, in the D ec. 24 ed ition a s in e v e ry o th e r a rticle sin ce 2 § i h e an n o u n ced h is can d id acy fo r the C ity C o m m issio n , you refer to B ates R eed as "S a n fo rd 's first o p en ly gay c a n d id a te ." S o w h a t!'Is Linda K u hn referred to as th e fem ale ca n d id a te in each article? I d o n 't se e w h y M r. R e ed 's o ri­ en ta tio n Is d ru m m ed in to us in a r tic le a fte r a rticle. If Mr. R eed w an ts to u se h is sexu al orien tatio n as p a rt o f h is q u alificatio n s, then it is h is b u sin ess to in clu d e th at in fo r­ m ation in cam paign literatu re and and speeches. Su rely h e m ust th in k h e q u alifies fo r other reasons. It seem s to m e that m ore im p or­ tant crite ria fo r the p o sition in clu d es su ch th in g s as know l­ e d g e o f th e issu es, p o sitio n s h eld a b o u t m atters o f co n cern to th e c ity 's re sid en ts, h o w the can d id ate co m p ares w ith the o th er can d id ate s and w h at the can d id ate w o u ld b rin g to th e C o m m ission . C h a rlo tte L. S m ith , S a n fo rd S N L B u s h s a tire in a c c u r a te George W. Bush is a dunce. How do w e know that? Because Will Ferrell tells us so every weekend on NBC's "Saturday Night liv e ," rthe comedy snow on , which tire actor parodies the president-elect So why should anyone take late night political satire seriously even i f it is at the expense o f the m t? Because that be at N BC News have decided that Ferrell's weekly mockery o f Bush is w or­ thy o f re-airing on its widely viewed "Today Show," os well as "T he News frith Brian Williams” on its cable offspring. By providing Ferrell a wider ■ audience than ne would otherwise enjoy, N BC News gets sw ay with telling millions o f viewers Hut the president-elect is an intellectual lightweight and that he is unwor­ thy o f the high office to which he has been entrusted. O f course, the producers at NBC News will deny, deny, deny knows Justice Thomas realizes that he w as the victim of despica­ ble character assassination, just as ............ anyone who truly knows —----- 1 former Vice President Quay Ic realizes he was, and is, quite conversant on a wide range of public issues,anyone who Uiarwlth Bush's background recognizes . . that toe mocking charac­ terization, blithe!fy passed along by the media, is so misleading it is downright unfair If viewers accept with­ out skepticism "Saturday Night Live"'s assessment of the relative Intelligence o f Bush versus T Perkins and the folks o f NBC News haven't seen fit to inform viewers o f it, is that Bush's academic back­ ground is clearly superior to That's right. The Washington Post obtained a copy of Gore's undergraduate transcript at Harvard, which it compared with Bush's transcript at Yale. Gore was no more than an average student, posting a C minus in introductory economics, and a C plus and D in two o f his science courses (which casts doubt upon his qualification to author a scientific jeremiad like "Earth in the Balance"). And Gore's graduate school record is even worse. He dropped out of Vbnderbill Divinity School after canting P s in five o f the eight courses he took over three semesters. Then he dropped out o f Vanderbilt Law School oner receiving mediocre grades. Meanwhile, Bush earned his MBA from Harvard. Yet, the American people would never know this from the way Gore and Bush are portrayed: Gore as the brightest guy in the dass, the one most likely to suc­ ceed; Bush as the dunce, the Texas rube a couple of tacos short o f a combination plate. Bush, m um to his credit, does­ n't let the condescension bother him. He's been underestimated throughout his political career — by political opponents like Ann Richards and Al Gore, and by the m edia— and he's always exceed­ ed expectations. have to compensate fcxAtis college record by cultivating a political Image as some sort o f policy wonk. He doesn't have to pretend he invented the Internet The president-elect addressed questions about his smarts in on interview with Time magazine, which selected him as its "P cn o n of the Year.” "I think there's a difference between people who are intellec­ tually curious and people who are intellectually haughty/ said B u rfi "I appreciate people who are intel­ lectually curious, who want to leant and know more. I am turned off by people who think they're smarter than everybody d a e " So take that, Wul FerrelL FromA to Z A rt Zielinski asks people w hat they think tl-t t % www.tttiWcs.oafn wa. mt -IVie. M O ST fferULMt CHRISTMAS o» PT. I Some people toy the older you get the fa ster the years go by. Well, I must be getting old because I can ’t believe that 2000 Is coming to an end. I ’m still waiting fo r a ll the computers to crash so I can use a ll the supplies I purchased In 1999. The young, and young at heart, will be getting ready to party away one more year. So we asked, “What do you plan to do on New Years EreT” I J want to have an aH night skating party with ail my friends. I also want to get sick from eating a bunch of Junk food. Kristin Higgs,12, Orlando I plan to spend an easy evening at home — just me end my wife. We’re not party goer's. Wayne Hardin, Sanford Stay out of trouble at e l costs. Avoid problems and watch TV. Pay attention to all that goer on around me. Roland Snyder, Orlando Since I'm only 16monthe ofd, I plan to spend my second New Yean Eve with my Mom and Dad. Angeii p y - n 1 Sanford I plan to have e party al my houee �I t iik siiMi.Nou: iid k a i .d UtSlllCMlilV. IhtlMIllNT 27, 20(111 5 A | eM L if e Style : of reelio n In tvele s on We Care’ makes Christmas brighter for families 'We C are" docs care about M ore than 231 food baskets fam ilies o f the Sanford, capable o f feeding a fam ily o f ninolc County com four for a week were nltics. This is the 16th distributed. N orthland ir fam ilies were given Church, Federal TYust d baskets to feed Dank, the Nelson *dy fam ilies. Various Corporation and poritches, organizations SW sonnl donations were 1 friends raised funds received. Tire Rev. Eddie the year 2000. M artin and "W e C are" Churches sharing -H fed residents Christm as re Progress Baptist dinner at live Good urch. Providence Sam aritan Hom e, and Marva Jtist Church, St. Paul Christm as w orship ser­ itlst, Zion Hope vice m essages w ere by stist, Trium ph, the • Elderly Gradry urch o f the N ew Age, Robcm son. T hank you sc Hill, Mt. Zion Prim itive from "W e C are." Jtist, and M t. Zion Baptist, Hawkins H arbor Fam ilies enjoyed an evening at the ballet, ‘'The N utcracker," on Wednesday, Dec. 20. Title O ne fam ilies of Sem inole County Public Schools ventured to see thcp rod u ction o f Southern Ballet Theater, held at the Bob C arr Auditorium. Tills ballet w as one o f the first theater experiences for som e o f the students o f the H arbor Literacy and Learning C enter In Sanford. H arbor D irector Elizabeth G raham -G lover says the students w ere spellbound; they laughed, applauded and were truly im pressed. This experience w ets the appetites o f students and builds apprecia­ tion for the perform ing arts. H appy holiday and generous spirit w as shared at the H arbor Literacy and Learning Center. Students received gifts from Sts. Peter and Paul C atholic Church, G oldenrod. Debra Escandun of the Angel Tree Com m ittee deliv­ ered Christm as presents. N ancy K unklc and Lake M ary YM CA supporters deliv­ ered gifts to H arbor students. Viola Fosley o f BETA Parenting C enter o f O rlando also allow ed the fam ilies In the center to d iscover the joy o f the holiday by giving gifts from the • (th a t ten ow V >le* ut . I i; !$ 1 H m *M photo by M » v a lU w k tm J o e s Sportsman Club ol Goldsboro donated Christman (jilts to tint Bnscuo Optni Door Shriller lor woman and chil­ dren. Pictured are Lawranco Jonas, Eddlo Johnson, Eilllo Moll. Roosevelt Cummings, C P. f roddio, Konnolh Bentley, Robert Gordon, presidont. Club mombors not shown nro Bronnlo Morgan, Carlton Edoo, Wllllo Dolor nnd Dr. Willie B. Sherman. to all agencies for the wonderful holiday presents donated to the students and fam ilies. May you experience a life rich in all principles of Kwanzan, Ih ls Is a tim e to rem em ber our history and to rekindle the flam es of purpose, creativity and com m itm ent to self and community. It Is the tim e to surround mir selves with fam ily and friends and share tin* Iruits of ou r labor. 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December 27, 2000 Tut: SKMiNoi r H ijiald A good laugh goes a long way in loving relationship - r ^ t h e P e n g u in s who saved D EA R ABDY: In the con­ tinuing saga o f how men are D EA R A BBY : My 10-yeardifferent from w om en, let me old daughter, "A m ber,” stays share this w ith you. hom e one o r tw o hours by Peter, my significant other, herself after school w as involved in a until I return hom e m en's counseling from w ork. She has group. O ne o f the rules to go by; how ­ topics about w hich ever, she has been they were to report know n to break back during their them. next m eeting was A m ber answ ers "W hat Women Want the door when she From M en in Their shouldn't and leaves R elationships." the d oor unlocked. M em bers o f the D ear She d oesn't take group discussed A b b y seriously the bad reading the "W om en Seeking M en" per• • • •►• • • things tnat can hap­ pen to her. sonal ads to get a better 1 have an idea that may understanding o f what ut her in touch w ith reality. w om en want. (Pretty inge­ m thinking o f asking a male nious if you think about it!) friend to go to my house and I told Peter he should do knock on the door — w hich I som e hom e study and ask know Am ber will answer. At me. I explained that women that time, m y friend would need to feel loved, w anted. pretend to b e a pushy sales­ beautiful and needed b ’ man. He would insist on the their partner. 1 w as in 7 ti com ing into the house and only bathroom o f ou r hom e w aiting for her mother. putting the finishing touches That's as far os I've gotten. on my face, and I asked Is this a bad idea? I don't Peter if he thought he hod want to scare her into having recently m et these qualities nightm ares, but I w ant her to in ou r relationship. know how im portant It is to His clever reply was: "I be wary o f strangers and to LOVED you last night. 1 follow the rules. W ANTED you to m ake cof­ C O N C ER N ED fee this morning. You look K N O X V IL L E M O M BEA UTIFU L today — and I N EED you to get out o f the D EA R C O N C ER N E D : bathroom RIG H T N O W !" Yes, it's a bad Idea. I know May I add that one im por­ it's tem pting, but such a tant quality wom en need ruse w ould be d ishonest from men in a relationship is and p o ten tially traum atiz­ HUMOR. H um or m akes ing. W hen y ou r daughter anything possible — and 1 d iscovers you play "tric k s,” thank the Lord that my dar­ it m ight g iv e h er $ false ling has it in abundance. SU SA N IN sen se o f security. 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Bcrembcr 27, 2000 Judges C ontin ued from Page LA he w as aw are o f the m all out and M cC arty's effort. " it's som ething w e'll talk about. It's a little early at this point becau se there have been no m eetings on the issue. M ary is putting h e r m oney w here her m outh is ," Steling said. Sem in ole C ou nty 's R epublican leader, also the vice-chair o f the State Republican party, said he shares the sentim ents of M cCarty and m any other Republicans. "I'm very upset and so arc a lot o f other people, both Republicans and D em ocrats," said Steling. "T h e Florida Suprem e C o u rt's actions and rulings fol­ lowing the Nov. 7 election were a direct affront to the legislative and judicial branches o f gov­ ernm ent." M cCarty said som e within the Republican party have su g ­ gested an im m ediate recall of som e o f the Justices. "I think such an extrem e action is inappropriate. O ur system provides an opportunity to address the question of these Ju d ge's retention at the poles." Tire m all-out, "Em ergency Florida State Suprem e Court Project,” asks donors to con­ tribute in am ounts from $15 to $1,000. No organized effort to defeat a sitting Suprem e Court Ju stice has ever been organized according to the mail piece. M oney collected through the effort will be used to launch grass-roots efforts nround the state, telephone banks, postage, and for the purchase o f radio and television advertising. C ontinued from Page 1A the bench in 2002. Republican Palm Beach County Com m issioner M ary M cCarty is m ounting a m ass m all-out to som e 350,000 Republican d onors, looking to build a w ar chest for an adver­ tising assault in tw o years. "I think that m ove is totally irresponsible," Poe said. "W e depend upon impartinli ty in the judiciary. N either party should get involved in the politicization o f judicial races." Taking his response a step further Poe added, "A s much ns D em ocrats w ere upset w ith the w ay the U 5 . Suprem e Court ruled we would not get involved in trying to develop provisions to have justices recalled." Poe said party faithful will be w orking hard to g o after seats in the State House and Senate in tw o years and see Gov. Jeb Bush a s a viable target in 2002. "Jeb is easily the focal point In the next ra ce," Poe con ­ firm ed. "R em em ber, the last two Republican governors have been one-term governors". Asked about president elect Bush's early cabinet picks announced this w eek, Poe responded, "It's not so m uch who he picks but the policies those people will be asked to advance. "It will be interesting to see the early stages o f his presiden­ cy. His cabinet people will fall in line w ith what the president w ants to prom ote. W e'll have to w ait before we m ake our judgm ents. Continued from Page LA Sm ith also said the fire revealed the w ord s, “C h rist the S a v io r" on a w all behind som e cab inets in on e o f the dam aged pre-school cla ss­ room s. T h e fire was d ev astatin g . Sm ith said , but quickly ad d ed , "G od is in co n tro l." Sm ith rem arked W alden is in h is second y ear as pastor. T h e ch u rch , w h ich has b etw een 2 5 0 and 3 0 0 m em ­ b ers, op ened its d oors fo r the first tim e in 1964. If anyon e w ould like to d on ate fu nd s fo r rebu ild in g, co n trib u tio n s can b e sen t to: First B ap tist C h u rch , 742 San lan d o R oad , A ltam o n te Sp rin g s, FI. 32714 American Red Cross asking for contributions Phone giving » ifl p ir o t u D f l o m n i f v i n c v n t Santord Proiessional Firelighter* Union No. 3 0 9 6 has been collecting ceil phonos since August to b e donated to SaieH ouse for Seminole tor u se by victims ot domestic violence. Pictured, from loti. Ja m e s McCollum, Santord firelighter. Ja n ice Wack, program manager tor SatoH ouse tor Seminole; Dave Frost, president ot Santotd Professional Firelighter* Union Local No.<3996; and Mike Tumor, vice-president of tho union. More man 7 0 qtujtifisJiavn been donated to the program. T h e Am erican Red Cross is asking the com m unity's finan­ cial assistance to help victim s o f recent severe w inter w eather and tornadoes in the southeast­ ern United States. Freezing rain, snow and tornadoes ripped through Alabam a, M ississippi, G eorgia, Florida, A rkansas and Texas on D e c 16, leaving 12 confirm ed dead and hundreds injured. D ozens are still m issing and hundreds o f hom es and businesses were destroyed. Tuscaloosa, A la., w as partic­ ularly hard hit by a tornado that sw ept a path 18 m iles long w ith w inds ranging from 158 to 206 m iles per hour. To help, contributions can be m ade to the A m erican Red C ross D isaster R elief Fund by phoning 1-800 H ELP NOW. O r contributions m ay b e sent to the local chapter, A m erican Red C ross of Central Florida, 5 N orth Bum by Avo., O rlando, FL 32803. , rtervKS p n o i o u y lo m n iy v in o B n i Amid tha charred remains of the church’s Sunday school building, the steeple ot the Sanlando Springs First Baptist Church stands undamaged fol­ lowing e Christmas Day fire that caused an estimated $500,000 damage. T h e Seminole H erald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 The Community Radio Station Musk Massages • lutervH 3rd ANNUAL COLLEGE ALLSTAR FOOTBALL GAME Category 2: $ 2 8 .0 0 i n Category 3: ^ $18.00 Tickets Available From Local ..Rotarlans or QaJI Doug Fetzer (407)322-2611 or /Raul Osborne (407) 321-4764 Florida Citrus Bowl SANFORD ROTARY CLUB HAS PLEDGED Si 0,000 TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL PARALYZED VETERANS OF AMERICA FISHING TOURNAMENT 1448, S a n f o r d , F L 3 2 7 7 2 (407) 322-1400 �T hf. S em in o le M i Center Frozen art C ontinued from Page 1A HnM photo by Arthur ZMm U When water lounlains In Rorkla atari to freeze, you better believe It’s cold outside. The cherub In the courtyard of The Rose Cottage end Tea Room on Park Avenue in Sanford recently looked like It needed a nice warm blanket. The weather In Sanford wW look a lot better today with a high of 70. Thursday wflt be slightly cooler with a high of 64 and a chance of showers and thunderstorms. cy and rehabilitation services working with the Florida Department o f Children and Families, the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice and a number of federal agencies. Over the last decade the center has been the only provider of publicly-funded adolescent residential treatment in all o f Central Florida. “It's a pretty substantial grant and we're just pleased it was approved," Mica said. "The funds should be available in mid-January." Larry Visser, president o f the Grove, said Mica has been instrumental in advocating the treatment facility's interests. "Congressman Mica has a real interest in drug treatment pro­ grams in the Central Florida area," said Visser. "H e came to us about nine or 10 months ago, toured our facili­ ty and w e sat down and put some ideas together on now to expand our services and improve on the effectiveness of the program. "S o many times when you go to a government agency for funding It becomes a very long and competitive situation. He really canted the ball for us." Visser said the facility is hop­ ing to use a portion o f the fund­ ing to implement more genderspedfic treatment programs for boys and girls. "Adolescents Involved with drugs are dealing with a lot of issues. Often gins have a differ­ ent set o f issues to deal with than boys. We are planning to design treatment programs that more specifically address the gender differences in the overall approach to treatm ent" Uriliicstliiy, December 27, 2000 Page OA kaui Rogers announces in District 1 B y J o e D e S a n tis Staff Writer S A N F O R D — Add a fourth hat into Sanford ’s upcom ing District 1 C ity Com m ission race. Fred Rogers, a six-year resi­ dent o f Sanford has form ally announced he will Beck the seat being vacated by Brady Lcssard, a m ayoral candidate in the M arch 2001 race. Rogers, w ho runs the M artin H ouse Bed and Breakfast, said District 1 has a num ber of issues that need to be addressed. "D istrict I is a very viable part of the city," said Rogers. "I would like to work on bet­ ter com m unication betw een the various neighborhoods In the district and reach t>ul to work w ith som e o f Ihv low incom e and elderly on helping them secure funding tor renovations and repairs to their neighbor­ hoods." Rogers said he would also focus on developm ent and rowth along Sanford Avenue's usiness sector, improve Historic Distrii t strict lighting and signage, and keeping tax m illagc rates dow n. Am ong his other areas o f concern are to continue d evel­ opm ent o f a police substation in die dow ntow n area and d evel­ oping zero tolerance policies on crim e and drugs. "T h ere arc a lot o f Issues that start to get attention and then d on't get the necessary follow through," Rogers said. “We need to take things to com ple­ tion, I'v e thought a lot about running and I’ve been approached by a num ber of people. It's not a decision I m ade overnight." Hello Dolly HofltMlpfwto by TtaMMyVftMNMl Ronl Jackson, Sanford Senior Canter supervisor at the Soniord Civic Center, lip syncs to the song ■Hello D o ty during the Senior Center's Christmas party held recently Life insurance especially for seniors. 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Just as they did in the four gam es last ung the tl Great FI veek in w inning hootou t title, the Lions used Shootout used their fullcourt pressur pressure defense to build a doubledigit first period lead and then finished w ith a strong fourth quarter to run past hom estanding Sem inole, 76-59, in a Sem inole A thletic Conference gam e at Bill Flem ing M em orial G ym nasium last Friday night. O viedo, ranked No. 3 in the most recent Class 6A State Poll, took a 19-8 lead after the first period. A rrow Force IX then w on the m iddle Outdoors tw o quarters, outscoring the Lions 19-17 in both eight-m inute sessions to cut the lead to seven, 53-46. But that w as as close as It would get as O viedo regained the m om entum in the fourth period and outscored the hosts, 23-13, to win the gam e going away. T h e Lions w ere led bv junior star Shaw n W itherspoon w ith a gam e-high 24 points. Also in double figures for the w inner’s were senior Darrell Freeman, w ho w as the M ost Valuable Player at the Great Florida Shootout, w ith 19 points and senior Tim Kiscadon w ith 11 points. For Sem inole, its own star junior, Robby Dupre, w as the top scorer w ith 22 points, w hile senior Derrick O liver was also in double figures with 10 points. O viedo is now 13-0 on the season and will return to action on Wednesday, January 3rd in O rlando against Bishop M oore and then return hom e on Friday (Jan. 5) to host W inter Springs in a big SA C contest. Both varsity gam es are set to begin at 7:30 p.m. Arrow Force IX fell to 6-3, but is expected to be one o f the favorites when the Lake M ary High School 2000 Holiday Classic is played starting today (W ednesday). Sem inole will take on Holy Cross in a 5 JO p.m. game. The tournam ent opens w ith W inter Park facing Lake Brantley at 2 p.m ., fol­ lowed by defending cham pion Apopka against W inter Springs at 3:45 p.m ., and the first day ends with Deltona challeng­ ing the host Rams at 7:15 p.m. The girls portion on the tournam ent (see sched u le. Page 3 B ) , featuring O range Park, Satellite, Tavares and Lake Mary, joins with the boys on Thursday. Action begins on both Thursday and Friday at 11 a.m. LIONS 7ft, ARROW FORCE IX » otM o mi F rrm u n 19, IV L rtt 4. KM ndcn II , ll « n n » Z D u p n * 4. Sm plirM 4, W lthm poon 24.1U y n 2. Smith 6. Tn U b: 3 0 12­ 19 76. Sfinlnolf (99) Cunter 7. M< Kinney 4. W hit, S, O U vrr 10. Robtowon ft. Dupre 22. C u m are 3. ToUU. 24 9-21 59 Ovl*do 19 17 17 23 _ 76 Sm nlnol, ( 19 19 13 3 *9 Thrre-puinl lirl J g ral, _ O vin ia 4 (F rrm u n 3, K bcttim ); Snninolr 2 (Cuntrr. Dupre) T n m (null _ O v in ia 20. Svminni* 20 Fuulnl out _ ram,. Technical, _ S m in o b , Oliver, bench Heron], _ O v in io 13-0, Sm tiraJ, 6-3. Elite fiel public concerning the black bear population. Staff did not m propose reopening Florida to bear hunting, and no such proposal is under considera­ tion by the agency. Staff also delivered a report concerning the recent m ana­ tee sum m it, assem bled by the Governor's O ffice, and Com m issioners voted to dele­ gate authority to the F W C s executive director to approve local m anatee speed zone ordinances and protection plans. T h e Com m ission also review ed prefects to be rec­ om m ended fo r funding w ith revenue from the sale o f C onserve W ildlife license plates. Com m issioners approved recom m endations for an equipm ent purchase for the agency's m agazine, Florida Wildlife, and funding for black b ear research. In addition. Com m issioners approved realignm ent o f the F W C s adm inistrative regions to im prove efficiency a n a effectiveness and to take into account the fact that the lurisdiction has agency's Juris expanded to Iinclude m arine ■sources. resources. Concerning peregrine Ifillcons, the Com m ission approved a staff request to postpone the second phase o f the process to rem ove the species from the endangered species list. The delay is the result of negotiations, still in progress, betw een United States and Canadian federal govern­ m ents. Peregrine falcon recovery efforts have been highly successful in the U S ., to the point that the species n o longer is in danger o f extinction. However, state and federal law s and international treaties protecting the birds w ill rem ain in force once peregrine falcons are removed from the end an­ gered species lis t The Com m ission repealed a rule that established state parks as w ildlife refuges. The parks rule no longer is neces­ sary since the Florida D epartm ent o f Environm ental Protection (DEP) now has authority to restrict o r prohibit taking o f w ildlife on park lands. Previously, D EP relied on the Com m ission to pass such rules. T h e F W C s executive direc­ tor and Com m issioners selected artw ork for the 2001­ 2002 Florida w aterfow l and wild turkey stam ps. W inning artists in the selection were M ark A nderson o f Sioux Falls, S.D ., w ho subm itted a dinting o f an eastern gobler and hens in the turkey stam p division, and John N elson H arris o f Grovcland, SA N F O R D — Sanford's Tim Raines will evidently see one m ore wish com e true. A year ag o the vet­ eran ou t­ fielder ' expressed an interest in returning to the M ontreal Expos to finish his career, but w hen things could not be w orked ou t he signed w ith the N ew York Yankees. A fter a good spring training w ith the World Cham pions, R aines, w ho w as recovering from Lupus, decided to retire when it becam e apparent he would not m ake the Yanks' 40- See Outdoors, Page 3B S m Raines, Page 2B E Oviedo boys use popular formula to top Seminole; remain unbeaten at 13-0 Sa te llite g a rn e rs T a rg e t t ro p h y Trio o f nationally ranked team s in w om en?s tourney B y D ean S m ith Sports Editor B y D aan Sm ith Sports Editor SA N F O R D — H ie Sem inole Com m unity College w om en's basketball team w ill have its hands full this w eekend if it hopes to repeat a s cham pions In the SCC W inn D ixie JU CO Shootout at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The Raiders are 11-3 and ranked in the Top 30 nationally and are com ing off an Impres­ sive victory over No. IB nationally-ranked Palm Beach Com m unity College. But to keep the cnam pionshlp trophy in Sem inole County SCC w ill probably S m SCC, Fags 28 D ream comes true By Doan Smith Sports Editor HmM phots fcyAil MkwM Narumol *Narte* Berggrsn (No. 6, white above), a freshman point guard from Stockholm, Sweden, will lead the Seminote Community Coileg# women's basketball team Into battle this Friday when the SCC Winn Dixie JUCO Shootout begins Ita ttvee-dey run at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. No. 1 nationally-ranked Seward Area CoNege from Liberal, Kansas will also be a member at the eight-team field. L A K E M A R Y — For the sec­ ond consecutive year the Lake H ow ell girls cam e up short in the CH am plonshfp'G am d'of the Target H oliday C lassic at Lake M ary H igh School, falling 1-0 to unbeaten Satellite in penally kicks Saturday night at Don T. Reynolds Stadium . The Silver H aw ks (14-2-2), the defending Class 4A State Cham pions, nad lost 1-0 to Seabreeze In 1999 and the sam e happened this year, it ju st took longer. The tw o team s battled through regulation and four five-m inute overtim e periods before the Scorpions 12-0-0) finally outscored Lake How ell 3-1 as Tournament D efensive M ost Valuable Player Ashlyn Harris turned aw ay the final three shots she faced. Harris was unscored upon In the tournam ent. Holiday tourneys continue B y D sa n S m ith Sports Editor L O N G W O O D — Sem inole County high school team s will rem ain active in holiday tour­ nam ents again this week. T he Lake How ell boys and 'rls basketball teams are takg part in the Bishop M oore Christm as Tournament that began on Tuesday, w hile sev­ eral other hoops aulntets will be com peting in the Lake M ary High School 2000 Holiday Classic beginning Wednesday. A lso on the slate this week is the prestigious Florida H ospital Invitational for boys soccer teams at Edgew atcr and W inter Park high school's beginning today (W ednesday) and com ing up Friday and Satundav will be the Central Florida Duals for boys and girls wrestling teams at Lyman S S ee Preps, Page 3D Lake Mary's Samar Jawad (No. 11, white) and Lyman s Shane Mellon recent SAC match. The duo will lead their respective teams Into action starting Florida Hospital Invitational at Edgewater and Winter Park high school's. �I’llgC 211 Wednesday, December 27.2000 Tin; S fjuinole H erald ACCU W EA T H ER 18 FO R EC A ST FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY____________ Flo rid a W eath er AccuWeather.com U V In d ex T o m o rro w Five-D ay F o re c a s t fo r S an ford W ednesday Tonight Thursday P anam a! Bam. 44/82 Shown 1$ tomorrow'! WkSflwr. Tsmpvsturss af* tonights low'* and Parity doudy. Noon 2p R egion al C ities R egional W eath er A lm an ac Sanford through Yesterday Tam pant ur* . — TO* HWt---------------Low ..................... ............... __ 50* Normal Nqii .... 48* Normal low.... . Precipitation oar ... 0.54" ..8.00* . 3t.5t" .4 s .« r 4g gg- N ational Cities -W Key Wast 85/73 All maps, forecasts and data provided by Aecu Weather, Inc. 09000 Florida: Generally partly cloudy across the state tonighl. Mostly cloudy across the north tomorrow, but still soma sun central and south. Georgia: Partly cloudy skies are expected tonighl. While there will be some sun tomorrow, clouds will Increase as the day progresses. Mississippi: Cloudy across (he stats through tomorrow. There will be some ice across the north. Rain will gradu­ ally expand south and east otherwise. Alabama: Partly to mostly cloudy across the state tonight. Thickening clouds tomorrow with min arriving In the wesl. South Carolina: Clear to partly cloudy and chilly tonight. Sunshine lading behind Increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Louisiana: Periods ol rain ara expected across the state tonight and tomorrow. There wilt be thunderstorms near the Gull coast. Sun an d M oon Jan 2 Jan 9 urn Root UxSkvMa 30 18 c 36 14 79 <36 pc 80 G6 r 44 30 27 -It pc 28 18 62 42 c 56 40 30 19 • 31 20 60 35 ■ 64 35 39 29 1 41 28 32 22 36 17 pc 42 40 at s r pc Ml sn s Ml " S mat htaMow temperatures am grven HighrLow: (lor me 48 contiguous FL Lew -33* In Cambridge, MN . In tne second gam e, M iatnlOade Com m unity College will battle Belleville Arcq College /rom Illinois at 5 p.m ., and the host Raiders d o s e the day with a 7 p.m. m atchup with the U niversity o f W isconsin at Waukesha. i The other nationally-ranked team , No. 16 Central Florida Tkmpefaturs bends am 5£? ~ £ Sydney Tokyo Tokyo f i S 85 B8 38 31 31 38 r ' pc ■ 44 36 pc s i SCC WINN DIXIE JUCO SHOOTOUT Continued from Page 71B fin a l p o ll. Jan 24 T o m o rro w ’s N ational W e a th e r DatMokws 24 9 pc 23 14 vi Mnrwapoks 12 3 pc 18 9 sn Seats* 48 40 petro* 22 7 sn 20 8 pc Nashya# 39 22 c 37 25 pc Topeka 38 19 El Paso 44 24 pc 57 28 s New Orleans 56 49 Mi 61 42 r Tucson 63 38 w e a r** '9 1 c 18 7 c NewVt*kC»y 34 22 po 28 20 M VWMNnglon.DC 38 22 !Weather (W): a-sunny, pc-partty cloudy, e-cloudy, ah-showers. t thunderstorms, r-rain. sf-snow flumes, sn-snow, I-Ice ,bjtave to beat a pair o f Top 20 ^squads in the sem ifinals and Tfinals. J i The tournam ent begins on 'Frid ay with Indian River ■Community College from Ft. ; Fierce taking on the No. 1. tanked team in Am erica, Sew ard County C ollege from Liberal, K ansas at 3 p.m. • Sew ard at last report w as 10-0 this season and is com ing off a 1999-2000 cam paign in w hich it w ent 27-0 in the regular season And w as ranked N o. t in the Jan 18 Tomorrow 2:25 am. 8:57 a.m. 3 09 pm 9.04 p m Thursday 3:02 a.m 0:33 a.m. 3:45 pm. W orld C ities Helena Honolulu Houston irSanapoMrrr jackaonvSe Kansas C*y Las Vegas i 10 am. U law. LMAmat B7, UodMW. M, IV Vsfcjea m m * He k x w i to »w Com m unity College from O cala, received a bye on the first d ay w hen D ouglas C ollege from Canada w as forced to w ithdraw because o f num erous injuries to its squad. Team Florida, an AA U club team m ade up o f form er college stare from Central Florida, will join the tournam ent on Saturday to give team s an opportunity to play throe gam es, but w ill not com pete for the cham pionship. The tournam ent will continue on Saturday and Sunday w ith tour gam es each day beginning at 11 a.m. and starting ever/ two hours. The Cham pionship G am e is set for 5 p.m. on Sunday at the SC C Health and Physical Education Center. A dm ission is free. If SC C and Seward w in their first round gam es they would m eet at 1 p.m . on Saturday and there is a good possibility the w inner o f that gam e w ould face C FC C on Sunday for the title. D e c e m b e r 2 9 -3 1 FR ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 2 9 G am e 1 _ Indian R iver C om m unity College vs. Sew ard C ounty (Liberal, Kansas), 3 p.m . G am e 2 _ C oliegeM lam l-D ade Com m unity C ollege vs. Belleville (Illinois) Area C ollege, 5 p.m, G am e 3 _ Sem inole C om m unity C ollege vs. U niversity o f W isconsin-W aukcsha, 7 p.m . Raines----------C ontinued from Page IB m an roster. But now R aines has decided h e is not finished yet and Inked a m inor league contract w ith the Expos last Thursday, returning him to the club that he broke Into the m ajors w ith b a c k ln 1979. * • •" Raines will m ake $350,000 this y ear and could m ake $550,000 if he m eets certain undisclosed perform ance bonuses. R ain es w on tw o W orld C ham pionship rings w ith the Y ankees a n a hit .295 in 21 m ajor-league seasons. SA T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 30 G am e G am e G am e G am e 4 5 6 7 _ _ _ _ Team Florida vs. M lam i-D ade/Belleville loser, 11 a.m . Indian River/Sew ard loser vs. Sem inole-W aukesha loser, 1 p.m . C entra! Florida C om m unity C ollege vs. M iam l-D ade/Bellevllle winner, 3 p.m . Indian River/Sew ard w inner vs. Sem lnole/W aukesha winner, 5 p.m . SU N D A Y , D E C E M B E R 31 THIRD PLACE GAM E G a m . 8 w G a m e * l o « o c v s . G .m c 7 k > * e r , n n . ^ , . v V ..M SEV EN TH PLA CE G A M E C am e 9 _ Team Florida vs. G am e 5 loser, 1 pun. FIFTH PLACE GAM E G am e 10 _ M iam i-D ade o r Belleville vs. G am e 5 winner, 3 p.m . CHAM PIONSHIP GAM E G am e 11 _ G am e 6 w inner vs. G am e 7 winner, 5 p.m . for fast it oi age Eliminate! Disconnected Hows Loiues vacs, a c c e s s o r ie s an d filters lo e sn iw sa vjSh o tf KeepVSrioppingfi I r �T iie S eminole H erald Wpilnrwlny. Occemlicr 21. 2IMH) I’llRC J i l l Target C ontinued from h | c IB Rnndi H olcom b, w ho scored the only goals in Lake H ow ell's first tw o victories in the tourna­ ment, w as selected as the O ffensive Most Valuable Player for the tourneyThe Third Place G am e also w ent to penalty kicks with O viedo e d g in g host Lake Mary, 2-1. The other special w ard, the C oach's C hoice Award, w ent to Lake M ary’s Brandi Molizia. O ther m em bers o f the All- Tournam ent Team w ere: G oalkeeper Lindsey W hitehead, Bishop M oore; Forw ard C o u rtn ey Baines, S a telllte; Forw ard P ip er Seam an, Lake H ow ell; Forw ard D anielle K ealh , S a te llite; M id field er A shley K ellgren, Lake M ary; M id field er Jill R ice, Lake H ow ell; M id field er Valerie N oppinger, O vied o; D efen der B rittan y C u shm an, S a tellite; Defender Becky Branot, O viedo; and D efen der Joanna B lack, Lake Howell. T A R G E T SO C C E R C L A S S IC 2000 FRIDAY HORNETS 1, WILDCATS 0, penalty kick* Winter Talk 0 0 0 . 0 Blahop Moor* 0 0 1 . I Goa la . Biahoyi Miner who 4 0 In ahoot out. Short on goal _ Winter Park 14; Biahop Moorr I I D e c e m b e r 2 0 * 2 3 ,2 0 0 0 BEARS 2, SANDCRABS I, penally klcka Seabrm e I 0 0 . I Winter Springa t 0 1 . 2 Goal, _ Seabrm e I (Braun); Wlnln Springa I (Roberta) Winter Sptlnga C am e G am e G am e G am e Wirt* 141 in thoniout. 17 18 19 20 PATRIOTS 2, BULLDOGS 0 Melbourne 0 0 . 0 Lake Brantley 2 0 . 2 Goal! . Lake Brantley 2 (Brlggt. Carpenter) Shota mi goal _ Melbourne 4; Lake Brantley 13. PrepsC ontinued from Page IB High School. In results from this past w eek­ end, the Lake M ary girls basket­ ball team ran their record to 121 by w inning the M idnight Holiday Shootout at Boone High School. The Ram s wrapped up the title as Bryn M oslcr, w ho w as nam ed the tournam ent’s M ost Valuable Player, scored 14 points and the d efense held the nost Braves to only 16 points in the second h alf in w inning 4843. O ther boxes from this past w eekend’s action: B O Y S B A SK E T B A L L BOONE MIDNIGHT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT PATRIOTS 77, BRAVES S5 U L l Srmntlfy 0 7 ) Guy 22. Bradlry 16. Morrira 16. Gooch 0, C n * t » 10, WlnUtman 2. M ithril 0, W to 3, Pagan 2. Cantr 2. Whit* 2. Total* 2 f 14-20 77. Laka Cibaan (Ml Dukaa 2. Jew 6. PoIlkT 6, Ito r t 2. Wood 8, RcMmon 2. 1lam* 0, WUIUma 0. Martin 6, BO YS SO C C ER PUMA TOURNAMENT at Tkaipa TEMECULA 1, RAMS 0 0, penally klcka Satrllltc 0 0 0 D 0 S t I Lake Ifcrwrll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 " a Goal* . nunc; Ai»i*ti _ ntnr; rnlSlIv kkk giulr .Srtrllitr .3 (BatruvCuihmJn. McGill). U k r f liiwrll I (J Rut ) Sfu.ltl*, Gcul _ Satrllilr 6; Lake i lowrli -1 ? Rcnml* _ SatrUilr 124W>; U kr llourlt 14-2-1. •r SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 penally kicks All garnet at Lake Mary High School Race Raton 1 0 0 . 1 DeLand 1 0 1 . 1 Goal* _ Boca Raton I (Vlncrnl), DeLand I (Stock). Urland win* 3-2 In ahootout Shota on goal _ Boca Raton 6; DeLand IS SCORPIONS 3, RAMS 0 Salelllta • 1 _ J Lake Mary 0 0 . 0 Goalr _ Satellite 3 (Jenklna, Krath 2). Amlstr _ Satellite 1 (Kealh) Shura mi goal .Satellite20; Laka Mary 5. Record! . Satellite 114k Lake Mary 7 7-2. THIRD PLACE GAME '■ LOSER'S BRACKET LIONS 2, RAMS t, penally klcka G am e 21 •_ Bishop M oore vs. W inter Springs G am e 22 _ Lake Brantley vs. DeLand FIFTH PLACE GAME G am e 27 _ Lake Brantiey-DeLand w inner vs. Bishop Moore-W inter Springs winner THIRD PLACE GAME G am e 29 _ O viedo 2, Lake M ary 1, penalty kicks CHAM PIONSHIP GAME G am e 26 _ Satellite 1, Lake H ow ell 0, penalty kicks Orlcdo 0 I 1 . 2 LakrMary 0 1 a _* I Gnth _ IV W o I (Brandt); Lakr M..r> I (Zabrl), Stu-4 <uil grate . Ovlnio 4 (Brandt. Noppingrt, Brannon, TiulWn U l r Mary 3 (Krlfgrm, MrlntcT-li. liamon) Aaaicta _ OvinJo I (Tortert) shut! cn giial _ OvtnJo t; lak r M an’ ll) R m n i i . CHircti* AA-2. Lakr Mary " f . l B O Y S W R E ST L IN G BILL SCOTT LYMAN CHRIST­ MAS INVITATIONAL I. Smith Dade. 214 potato 1 Miami Palmetto, I60P; 3k Univenlty. 163 3; 4. New Smyrna Beach, 1315; l Lyman, US; 6. South Miami 1265; 7. Flagler-Palm Court. 1095; 6. Oviedo, 107J ; 9. Edgrveatrr, 975; 11 Winter Spring*. Kfc 1L Lake llewelL 44. 12. Pine Ridge. 725; U . Lake Brantley, 46; 14 Erana. 64. If. Laka Mary, 44.16 Cyperaa Clerk. 433 •** * ' W I W H D e ce m b e r 27*29 j Payment Plans • Also Practicing In: Family Law, M odification, Child Support, Landlord / Tenant, Evictions. Domestic Injunctions, Guardianship, Probate and Wills. On Specialty Grade Paper 4 Neuiprinl •Full Procejj Color Available •High Qualify *Low Prices ‘ Fast Tum-;iround - ‘1801 N. M agnolia Aw., Ste. 407, Orlando, FL 32803 L O S E R 'S B R A C K E T Game 5 _ Winter Park-Lake Brantley Itruer vs. Apopka-Winter Springa loser, II a.m. Connertial Fritting BANKRUPTCY • DIVORCE W ED N ESD AY, D EC EM BER 27 4,1 tik i ATTO RN EY A T LAW W inter Park vs. Lake Brantley, 2 p.m . A popka vs. W inter Springs, 3:45 p.m . H oly Cross vs. Sem inole, 5 3 0 p.m . D eltona vs. Lake Mary, 7:15 p.m . T H U R SD A Y, D EC EM B ER 28 ■>rd tev * * PAMELA J. HELTON, P.A. BO YS B R A C K E T 1_ 2 _ 3 _ 4_ SATURDAY C H A M P IO N S H IP G A M E SCORPIONS 1. SILVLR IIAWfCS Temecula. California 0 1 .1 LakaMary 0 0 .0 Coala _ Temecula I (Garcia). Shota on goal. Temecula 13; Lake Mary S. Recordi Lake Mary 8-2-2. LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL 2000 HOLI* DAY CLASSIC G am e G am e G am e G am e G am e 23 G am e 24 H-M FRID A Y, D E C E M B E R 22 A ll gam es a l Lake M ary H igh School L O S E R 'S B R A C K E T _ Lake Brantley 2, M elbourne 0 _ DeLand 2, Boca Raton 1 _ Bishop M oore I , W inter Park 0, penalty kicks _ W inter Springs 2, Seabreeze 1, penalty kicks W IN N E R 'S B R A C K E T _ Lake Howell 2. O viedo 1 _ Satellite 3, Lake M ary 0 BULLDOGS 2, BOBCATS 1, I iopUna 2. Kama 2. CuaUva 17. Totals 21 1224 S5 Laka BranUry 21 U 30 U . 77 LakaGtbaon 14 It 20 1 0 . SS Thiwpotnt Arid goala _ Lake Rranllry 5 (Bradley 3, Guy. Morrira); Lake Glbaon I (Martin). Tram foula _ Lake Brantley 17; Lake Glbaon 14. Fouled out _ Lake Brantley. Gooch. Technical foula „ none. SILVER HAWKS 2. LIONS J Oviedo f 0 l lake fffcmtll 1 o _ 2 Csdib _ OvfoJo 1 (Ifayt); I Jikr lirm rll 2 (Seaman, | MutvihilljaAssist* _ D\ h d*» I (A . Cline), U k «- lltm rll 2 <J~Kkt 2 \ Shari* on grul _ O tfrdo 7, lake Hny dl 15 Renata _ ( h ird o 5- ^ 2; lake Itnvrtl YtaMmfifii Phone: 481-9564 I I •dM youCmMk Mi null Bandyoutot V G am e 6 _ H oly Cross-Sem inole loser vs. D citona-Lake M ary loser, 12:45 p.m . Cl//The Seminole Henld Commerehl Printing Department it: (W)322-2f11 For Quotes. ’ ’ 3*T7" W IN N ER'S BRACKET G am e 8 _ W inter Park-Lake Brantley w inner vs. A popka-W inter Springs winner, 4:15 p.m . G am e 10 _ Holy Cross-Sem inole w inner vs. D eltona-Lake M ary winner, 7:45 p.m . F R ID A Y D E C E M B E R 29 SEVENTH PLACE GAM E G am e 11 G am e 5 loser vs. G am e 6 loser, 11 a.m. FIFTH PLACE GAM E G am e 12 G am e 14 G am e 5 w inner vs. G am e 6 winner, 12:45 p jn . T H IR D PLA C E G A M E G am e 8 loser vs. G am e 10 loser, 4:15 p.m. CHAM PIONSHIP GAM E G am e 16 _ G am e 8 w inner vs. G am e 10 winner, 7:45 p.m . G IR LS B R A C K E T T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 28 T iit APPLIANCE STORE, Inc. 2 M ite s W e s t o f O v ie d o on HW Y. 4 3 4 W A LTE R H EN D R IX 1 5 3 W S R . 4 3 4 W inter Sp rin g s “ 4 0 7 *3 2 7 -3 3 4 4 12 Mo. Warranty on refrigerators 2 yr. Warranty on Rebuilt W/D A N T IQ U E S & R E F IN IB H IN Q A N T IQ U E S B O U G H T & S O L D O PEN O DAYS A W EEK F R E E E S T IM A T E A P IC K -U P A ND D E L IV E R Y S A M E L O C A T IO N F O R 3 3 Y E A R S g 1 0 3 0 W. STA TE RD . 4 3 4 O VIED O , FL. 3 2 7 6 5 j 3 Phone (407) 365-3740 A6 Mujor Credit Curds Accepted Gam e 7 _ O range Park vs. Satellite, 2 3 0 p.m. Gam e 9 _ Tavares v b . Lake Mary, 6 p.m. FR ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 2 9 TH IRD PLACE G AM E The Liquor Store G am e 13 _ O range Park-Satellite loser vs. Tavares-Lake M ary loser, 2 3 0 p.m. Tlw Lucky Lottery Store CHAM PIONSHIP GAM E G am e 15 _ O range Park-Satellite w inner vs. Tavares-Lake M ary winner, 7:45 p.m. Outdoors-------Confirmed from Page IB w ho took top honors in the w aterfow l division w ith his painting o f a canvasback duck. Com m issioners appointed C u rt Kiser as a new m em ber o f Advisory Council on Environm ental Education. Also, Com m issioners also approved a 720-acre addition to the C hassahow itzka W ildlife M anagem ent A rea in H ernando County. S H U P E ^ SCOOP Think big if your goal is to catch a "uvII hanger" twss. Nothing beats a large wild shiner this time , o f year. Lunker bass prefer one large meal over many small snacks. FISHING FORECAST Sebaalian -ln kl has good action w ith huge flounder. A nglers b ou n d n g finger m ullet across the bottom are catching flounder to over 10 pounds. Snook are a little slow, and anglers are connecting with a few redfish and trout. Finger m ullet and large live shrim p are the best baits. River action is hot. Look for baas In the deep bends, steep banks, sand bars, and under mats of water hyadnthaRem em ber that river bass tend to hold in such spots, so take your tim e when you catch a bass, for m ore than one will be in the im m ediate vicinity. Bream , catfish and speckled perch are also hitting. Captain lack reports that off­ shore has been slow due to hij seas. Flounder and sheepshea are biting inside the Port, w hile trout and redfish are slow in the . New Peris & Delivery Available •Lessons •Music •Sales •Rentals B51 E. Hwy. 434 Tima Squirt Plaza Ungwood, FL 327S0 •TaxCheck* •Refund •payrollCheck •Repairs •Karaoke •Accessories “ -iCtafl Rod & Wandi Shuttleworth (la. tLb-Jit 407-767-2001 Phone t 407-767-1600 Fax § 1303 S A N F O R D A V E SANFORD wwwcrfitMorlando com/muslc/ijfwndf Banana and Indian rivenBig w inter sheeps head are the m ain attraction a t Ponce Inlet. Sheepshead to over eight pounds are hitting live shrim p and fiddler crabs. T he hole at the tip o f the north Jetties is the real hot spot. A lso expect drum , bluefish, redfish, and a few Jack crevalie. Trout and redfish are rated a s fair In M osquito Lagoon. hM M I (13TH 6 S A N F O R D AVE ) F L (407) 302 7857 �I ’JIHC 411 Wnlnrmlny. December 27. 2000 Tiir. S eminole H eju l d Disney and Latin Fantasies "Fantasia 2000" Walt Disney Home Video Those adults who saw "Fantasia" as children probably have indelible memories of danc­ ing hippos and marching bnx>msticks. Inspired, no doubt, by the cult appeal of the original, "Fantasia 2000," which was released in theaters last year, is now available on video. Rabid devotees may cry "Foul!" about this sequel, which shares the inclusion of T h e Sorcerer's Apprentice" with the original. (In t he seq u en ce , M ic k e y eventually breaking through the surface of the water, with music by Ottorino Respighi. A muchdiscussed installment offers Hirschfeld-like drawings that capture the lives of several people that eventually intersect on a Manhattan day, set to George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue." An overscheduled child, a con­ struction worker who longs to be a Jazz musician, and a man whose wife gives new meaning to the term "shopaholic" are some of the caricatures (or are they?) of New ................................... Y o rk p e rso n a litie s . stars as the appren Other sequences tice, who unleashes include a rather frighten­ the power of the wiz­ ing adaptation of Hans ard's hat when his Christian Andersen's master is not around.) T h e Steadfast Tin It's still by far the Soldier," with music by most dramatic, lucid Dmitri Shostakovich, sequence, with capti­ while "Pomp and vating animation, Circumstance" sets the endlessly exciting backdrop for a take on music by Paul Dukas, "Noah's Ark," with and a direct link to Evan Levine Donald Duck as a rather kids' deepest fears Guide l b Kids confused helper. about the desire for TV & Video The sequences don't power and the fears • • • • • • • work as seamlessly as of the consequences. they might, and viewers One of the most successful may wonder at the selections of original episodes features a music and storyline. But it still breathtaking (if New Age-y) offers kids a chance to watch sequence of whales cavorting and wordless, imaginative blends of music and animation. As Toby, 7, explained about the video, "It lets you think of the words yourself. It should be famous." Rating Scale: 1-10 (10 is the highest) Appropriateness: 6 —Some of the segments arc definitely scary and seem targeted to older chil­ dren. Visuals: 7 - Each installment has a distinctive look, and the widely varying animation is one of the pleasures of the film. H um or 6 - Fragments of humor emerge in many o f the scenes; catch those yo-yo twirling WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME flamingos! Believability: 6 - Best to watch for the sheer artistry and music. Soda) Value: 7 - Although def­ inite misses exist, some of the seg­ ments are terrific. Fun Factor 6 - The watch-abil­ ity varies widely and may depend on kids' preferences. Taina" Nickelodeon; Sunday In another Instance of TV sit­ coms Anally catching up to the real world, this new creation on Nickelodeon features the travails of a 15-year-old Puerto Rican girl trying to make her mark at a per­ forming arts high school, while also contending with her very tra­ ditional family. It's great to sec a Latina teenager and some of the conflicts that arise between school and family, the Old World culture and the new. However, much of the scries, which has a distinctly "Fame"-liko feel, needs to estab­ lish more of a feel for what's real and what's not. (It's hard to believe, for example, that anyone would actually choose to do a monologue from a Jennifer Lopez movie for an audition piece.) Kelly, 13, who's an aspiring performer herself, gave high marks to the show. "I liked the fact that a teenage Hispanic girl is the leading character in a show, and that the actress looks Hispanic," she explained. However, as she objected, T h e family didn't seem very real to me. I couldn't determine who that man in the dark clothes was. Was he an older brother? The father? A visitor?" The insertion of music and dance gives the show its "Famc"llkc quality and its strongest appeal, although It also adds a burden of unreality. The series can't seem to decide if it's a realis­ tic (although lighthearted) look at a girl struggling with two worlds and a burgeoning career, or a fanhfey of sorts. Despite the quibbles, however, Kelly Is a definite fan. "I would watch this show again because it has everything. It has the ethnic mix, it has music (which I love), and teenagers. We rule!" Rating Scale: 1-10 (10 is the highest) Appropriateness: 7 - Preteens, especially those' with dreams of stardom (and who doesn't At into that category?) will like this rous­ ing if unrealistic look at life in a performing arts high school. Visuals: 6 — Live action, with plenty of close-ups of singing and dancing. H um or 6 - The characters all laugh at themselves, but the humor seems vaguely unreal. Believability: 6 - It's a funny mix of the very believable and the very unbelievable. Social Value: 7 - It's great to see a strong emphasis on a Latina girl and her family. Fun Factor 6 - The plots tend toward the fluffy (so far) and viewers will enjoy the perform­ ing. Copyright 2000, Newtpttptr Enterpriit Attn. 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Tte Oeet Stew a tit uiwt uwwi twet to * �T he S eminole H erald Legals L eg a ls L egals L egals L egals RiJ* (C)(4) tor Certain Arkrvraty and MarBma CtaFne o* tie Federal Rules or C M Procedure, and Local AOnrator Hula 7 03(0). noaoa la W a l l nunbar(a) and yaar(a) ol laauanoa, tia daacryaon ol tia prop­ arty, and N nama<s) to which 1 ana aaaaaaad Warn aa fcatawt: C t m iF K A T lN O t M M Y lM O P m U A N C t llM S DaaortiOon ol Property: LEO UNIT * CAMamOQE SQUARE A CONDO ORB B114 P O E M 02-21-299134XXX50G20 Page 51) aha! Ha a detot adh f a d a rt ol Via Undad Slalaa Dmnct Court, Orianto DMaton. 300 Federal BuVdng. *0 North Hughey Avanua, Orlando, Florida 33001, nol lalar ta n 30 daya altar tha data ol aarvtca of the Qowmrotnft cornpiAtnt or, u ippiicable, noMafar Vien 30 day* after the L . ^^aladh a a a a a a a d , 1 1 , ■■i ■, i, r * ™ * tl WTHOl UHINO. MOrprCp Inc. A l of laid oroparty batog to toa Courty ol fiamfnato. Gtala ol Florida. UWaaa turn aarvfcalefi) aha* ba ladaamad acoondtog lolaia tie progEDWARO J DOUOCAN P O Boa (37 Hernando. Florida 34443 Attorney tor Para A J . STANTON. HI. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No 007(113 37 N. Orange Ave., Sta 310 Orlando, F I 33(01 Telephone: (407)423*303 Ptbksh December 20,27.2000 LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A i l OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AQAIN8T WINDY B SLATER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WINDY B SLATER. IF A N Y SUNRISE OWNERS GROUP. INC : JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purmart to a Summary Final Judjpnart ol torectoeure deled Dec 12. 2000 entered to C M Ceee No. CO CA 193( 14 W ol too Orcu« Court ol too 1(T H JudKlal carom to ond tor SEMINOLE Couty, SANTORO, Florida. I M M i to tie htgheet and beat bidder tor coah at THE W EST FRONT DOOR al tha SEMINOLE C o u ty Courthouse beared el 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORD, FL 32771 to SANFORD. Florida, at 11:00 am . on too ((to day e l January. 2001 toa Wtowtng deeutoad property aa M l torto to aatd Suranary Final Judgment toait LO T 120. SUNRISE VSLAGE UNIT 3, ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 37. PAGE 90, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA Doled tola 19 day ol Datarrtrar. 3000. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctorbol too CtoM Caul By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN, P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAV4T1FF 801 B. UnMraty Drive Suae 900 Plmtabon. FL 33334 (954)233-9000 OOSSMI(FTN) M you are a panon wkh a deabvty who m id i any accommodation to order to peibdpaie to (te promoting you are snMad, ■ no cool to you, to too prmleton oI oertato L egals Sanford, Florida 32771 to toa loNoartng properly: 1297 Chevrolet Caprice. Vm No IOIBL43E4NW119377. Donald F. Eatngar. ol toa SemmoU County ShardTa Otoca. Seminole Couty. Florida, torough Na ofkeers. investigators or agents, M in d toa above preparty on or about October 39. 2000, el or near 1109 Soutoweal Road. Sartord. Seminole Couty. Florida Said property la in toa cus­ tody 01 toa Shertn o l Sananola County tor toa purpose ol tortoture pursuant to Bediont (32.701933.704. Florida Slatutas A Ccmpieini tor tortaaua hat bean Mad to tha abenre-arytod Court. I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy ol tola Notice ol Forteaure Compare wsa kantshed by U 8. certified mat. return receipt requested. to toe above named eddreaaee tola 15th day ol December. 2000 John C . Rose, Oaneral Counsel Florida Bar 3(0717 Semnota CourSy Sheriffs Orica 100 Bush Boulevard Santord. Florida 33773 (407)969-0(03 Attorney tor Ptairtit Pubfcsh December 30. 37. 3000 V199 tha to(o«tng property: 1997 Vto No. JN 1CA3 tD1VMS0 1 (S9 Donald F. Eatngar. of toa Bemlncie County BhertfTa Otoca, Semwoia Courty, Florida, torough hts oncers, toveakgeton or aganta, aetrad toe abova property on or about Novont u r 17, 3000. al or naor 3030 E. Blot* Road 439. Apopka. Seminole Courty. Florida. Bald property M to toa custody of too Short* of Serrsnofe 'Co uty tor toe purpooo ol forfeiture pursuant to Sections 933.701-933 704. Florid* A Complain! tor tortaaua a- - - -— M l *-DHn U M. - -a. - . - -■ l . u si M nOW4f|W> Court. I HEREBY CERTIFY tool a toa and correct copy of tota Notice of Fortolheo CompfalrS wsa lUnlahod by U.S. certified mol. retun recess rogue Had. to too above named t< H a 19th day of December, 2000 John C. Ro m . General Counsel Florida Ber 3(0717 Bemtooto Co uty ShentTs Otoce 100 Bush Boitevard Santord. Ftorkto 33773 (407)6( 9 ( 6 0 3 aPB4tP0a43T0 4( 3 4 3 1 3 0 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 -0 3 (0 n ---- -- - w ss -e *-1 - a - ----------------- H m l V V) P H u l e— L u file leiIII! wranty iof nMiwr One A l ol add properly bal CouVy of Bemtooto. Stole i Pubksh December 30. 37.3 0 0 0 V IM Legals L egals secutrve weeks Bud sale to be uvter and by virtue ol toa Slaha* of toa Slate of Florida, In auch cases made end provided Rubkih December 30. 27, 2000 V197 OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 330^5626 40 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC H a par•on dactfat 1o appaa) a dacwon mada wth rMpad lo any metier con­ sidered at tha abova maatng or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ol tha proceedings, including tha lattmony and evidence. wtach racofd it not provtdad by tha City ot Sanlonj (FS 206 0106) Jartai R Dougherty, CMC C0y Cta* Pubtih December 27. 2000 V233 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC NOTICE It hereby gtven. al on to a dele and ume ksied below, end ccvttouing bom day to day unit a* goods are told, wa wM set al Pubic Auction, to toa highest ladder tor cash, al toa warohouM of STOROE USA. located al 490 Ftortde Central Parkway, Longwood FI. 32790. tha loOowmg goods, w in s , and m erchand iM lor rant and otoer charges for which a Sen on same la cleaned, to we DATE OF SALE 01/1001 TIME OF SALE: 3 00 PM Oscar Drscion a 115 Household Items. Paul Larkin a ISI Household Hems, DA FaUkenbury I 199 Mrsc Name, Janve Oman a 229 Household ns. Brandon Brown a 354 Motorcycle Furniture TV. Nbcfa Teytor ( 439 Household Hams ACtotoes. Xebra Randto I 933 Fumauro. AUCTIONEERS Tampa UqUdalon A 990 00 cleaning depose w t be minded tor each uni purchased, and tofuided anar a* esnunu of toa un M have been removed The above atormeaon it to be pubkahed e a week lor 3 contecutore weeks Said aala to ba under end by valui of toe ttabAea of toe slale.ai auch cases made and provided Pubdsh December 20. 27. 3000 V IM UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION REMOVAL OF THE DESORBED VEHICLES WAS CONDUCTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH FS713.79 NOTICE THAT BLITC H S TOWING WILL BELL SAID VEHICLES AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR CASH ON JANUARY 1ETH A T BOO A M . AT 1471 KA3THER PLACE. SUITE 109. SANFORD ALL VEHICLES S O U ) AS IS NO TTTLE GUARAN­ TEED B U TC H S TOWINO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BIO ON ANY VEHICLE. VEHICLES MAY BE VIEWED ONE HOUR PRIOR TO BALE 1999 CHRYSLER 1C3BH490X0N343934 1(91 SATURN 1Q9ZH54B9MZ112919 Pubtsh December 27. 3000 V22S NOTICE OF FUSLIC AUCTION MOWt It rwrwOy grvwn Samlnoi* Wrecker Service w6 M l •I Pubic Aucfion tor Mhraga lor c u h on aamana 10 nsgnaw Dwaef, in* m i toeing deecrbed vehicles: Jen. OS, 3001 M Chev 4 Dr Vln ( 1Y1SK5293WZ444179 (4 Port 3 Dr Vln i 1Q2AS97H2EL2737M Jen. ( , 2001 (9 Chav 4 Dr. Vina 1Q1JO99P0FJ22S199 The auction wM be hekt at 12.00 PM. on tha said dales above Al Bemtools Wrecker Service 2940 8 Myrtle Ave Santord. FL 32773 M.300O NO n e t OF A PUBLIC HBARMO TO CO N SM R TN t ADOPTION OFANORM NANCSBY TH SC 7TY OF SANFORD, Dacambar 10. 2000 NOT1CC O f A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSJOCR THE ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE BY THE CfTY O f SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice it hereby given that a Pubhc Hearing »iM ba held tn tha Commiuion Room al Via O y Hal in tha C ty ol Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 o'docfc PM. on .January 0, 2001 to consider tha adoption of an ordi­ nance by Iha Dry of Santord. Florida. un« oI aMch a aa tofowi ORDINANCE NO. M04 AN ORDINANCE O f THE CfTY O f SANFORO, FLORIDA. AMENDING SECTION 2-312, ARTICLE XVIII, CEMETERY ADVISORY COMMIT­ TE E OF THE CODE OF ORDI­ NANCES OF THE CfTY O f SAN FORO TO ELIMINATE TERM LIM­ ITS FOR BOARD MEMBERS. PRO­ VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, CONF U C TS . CODIFICATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE A copy ahal ba avaiabfa al toa oftte of t e C#y Dark tor al persons dawmg to aumina Via aama A l padiaa In Inlaraal and cituena ahal have an oppartunvy to be heard at said haanng. By order of Vie Cfy Comrmacn of Via Cty of Santord, Monde PERSONS WITH OiSADILITlES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR TIDPATE tN ANY OF THESE PRO CEE DINGS SHOULD CONTACT TH E HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-6626 4« HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: H a par•on dacfdaa to tppaal a dacaaton made each reaped to any matter oorv aidarad af the abova meeting or hearing, ha may naad a varbatvn record of Via proceedtoga, Vc fuding record it nof provtdad by Via C ty of Sanford (FS 2060106) Jart*< R Dougharty. CMC Cty Ciarlk Pubiah Dacarrbar 27. 2000 V234 Nonet of FICTTTIOU* NAME Notice fa hereby g»van Vial wa era angagad in buainaaa al 214 A 210 PALMETO AVE SANFORO FLORI­ DA 32771. Bamnoto County, Ftonda under tha Ftobboua Name of RON 3 T V t l AND AUTO SERVICE, and Vwf wa Inland to ray ta r said name wih Via DMaton of Corporsbona, Ttla h itie t. Ftortda.* in aocordanca wflh Vw pnMatona of tha FkMioua Name Staivtat. lo-Wit Section 065 09. Florida StalUtoa 1991. RONNIE E. GREEN Jamai S Pochordo Pubbah Dacember 27. 2000 V230 NOTICE OF P U M JC AUCTION Noftot Mi hereby yvarr McConnal Tuwmg n4 w i « i Pubac Auction For Sefvaga tor Cash on demand lo 62 Mercury 1MEBP71A3CK614066 1*17-91 rirwrn TIME OP BALE: 4.00P.M. JUDY FRANK *0. BOAT. CLOTHS. MOTORBIKE. LILIBELLE RODRIGUEZ M S. CRIB. T V , BED BOXES. FKM7RINES. TO YS. RICHARD 0. CURRY *81. HOUSEM CU) ITEMS. J .MERRITT TRUCK­ ING OR BARTON BYRD (71 TOOLS, TIRE. FURN. CHAPMAN DEMO OR BARTON BYRD IT* DOORS, WINDOWS, TABLE, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. DAVID GOODMAN (141, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CLOTHES. HEATHER DALTON *249. FURNI­ TURE. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, VANESSA MARIE EVANS D M . TV. VCR. STEREO. FURNITURE. ORGAN, CLOTHS. 75 G A L BAHWATER TANK. MISC. JAMAL EDWAROS *2M. 2 COUCHES. 3 BOXES. JAMES HARDING (279. FURNITURE. JE6SE LEDWELL 292. FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. MARGARET MARTINEZ *3*1. PERSONAL ITEMS. OAVIO CROSBY (90S, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. ANDREW THIMMESCH *920. HOUSE HOLD ITEMS. CHARLES PETTEWAY #633. BED. DESK. BEDROOM ITEMS, CAR ANO ENG WE PARTS. Auctioneer.Tampa Uquttator* A Noftoa la hereby given toal a PibOc Hearing wta be held In toa Commseton Room al toe C*y Ha* In toe C*y of Santord. Florida, al 700 o'clock P M on January 9, 2001 to conekdsr too ortnpdnn of on ordL nenoe by toe dry d Sartord, Florida. Mo af which to a* to»ow»: AN ORDINANCE OF TH E CfTY OF SANFORD. FLORKLA REPEALING ORDINANCE 35*4. ANO REPLACM Q IT WITH THIS ORDINANCE NO 3909: AMENOINO SUBSEC­ TION (h), REMOVAL OF JUNK VEHICLES LOCATED ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. OF SECTION 11-30. KEEP940 OF JUNK CARS. PARTS AND DEBRIS W ITH * TH E CfTY LIMIT 8 OF SANFORO FLORIDA EXCEPTION. OF THE CfTY COOC OF THE CITY OF SANFORO. TO INCLUDE AN ALTERNATE MEANS OF NOTIONO THE REMOVAL OF JUNK VEHICLES. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABfUTY. CONFLICTS. COOIFICAT10N ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy ahal bo avaMOfo al too dhoe of toa C »y Clark tor a l persona deeirVig to exanvne toa sama A l pjibes to rseveer and ouene ahal have an opportunty to ba heard at aatd hearing By oidet of toa C*y Commssion of toe C«y of Santord, Ftorkto. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR T1CWATE *4 ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES 60OMC 10ADM1SZ6J0510795 97 Suruki J S 1DC 13A7V2100055 1-1991 86 Ford 1FABP20A7FF147699 60 Audi WAUFBO44XGNO47620 1N6ND10YOOC394733 1*1991 93 Ntoaan 1H4EB32A5 PC793333 *4 Itontla JHMM39339CCO502IS 94 Vofca WVWOB0I99EW137B30 Tha Auction w* ba hakl at 13 00 pm on aald dales shovs McConnev Towing Discovery ,3*00 Sanlord Ave. Benton) FL 12773 Prospective hour prto, n aala. Term, are CASH OB Certified Funds U cCom ei Towsig reserve. Vie right to accept or roiect arty and al BIOS PUrtah Dacember 37,2000 V23B V M C LB AUCTION 1. *93 Toyota. ( 3 T 1AE04E 1PC03447S Auction to ba hakl 01- 194)1 o 10am O 1240 8 . C R 437, longwood PutWeh Decenher 37. 3000 V340 Commercial Printing CASS NOi (S C A M M 14 W FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION FM/A FT MORTGAGE COMPAMES PLAINTIFF VS. C o u ty Courtoouee. 301 N. Park Avanua, Santord. Florida 32771. Tha namaa and a M a i i i i e l toa CHARLES E. HOBOS. JR . IF UV1NQ. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TER EST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST CHARLES E. HOBUa, J R : UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F CHARLES E HOBOS J R , IF ANY. W t O Y B SLATER. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, OEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. OnSpecialty GradePaper &Newsprint *FulIProcess ColorAvailable *High Quality *LowPrices Call The Seminole Herald Commercial Printing Department at: (407)322-2611 For Quotes. �/ Page G B Wednendny; Drcembcr 27.2000 L egals me cwcurr c o u r t CM M Dipt. Of THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 6CIMNOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA ToPlaceYourAd ■h. CASE NO. 00-DR-2t64-05f-0 ■ ■B 1 IN RE: THE FORMER MARRIAGE Of SCO TT E. RANKIN. vices IV a NOTICE O f A C TO N TO DEANA M BARBAROO LVa DEANAM. RANKIN (Cunwit addraaa unknown) YOU ARE NOTIFIED tfwt an action rrxxfmcariori cmenna cutiooy, rat 'G I F T V M you and you ar* roquad to •arva a oopy of your wrtfan datanan a any. to audi achon on Vtonm W Howard, J i . lha PatfiorWt attor­ ney. whOee K » m n HOWARD 4 REYES. CHARTERED. 210 N Part Avanua. Sanford. Honda 32771, on or baton January 4, 2001, and Me N ongmal of your unman dafanaal •Ah in* clarti of Una oourl e*her batora aarvica on toe PaMonar'i anomay or ImmeiAiltfy lharaahar. OTHERWISE A DEFAULT W *L BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU FOR THE RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE COM PLAINT OR PETITION DATED on November 28.2000. 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L£Q LO T S3 CUJB HEKJMT8 Nonce o f APPLICATION FOR TAxoeeo NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, to* S a j ACo Aa Cuetodton (CS Land), f a hotoar of too toftoiatog can* cafafi) ha* Nad .aid oerMcaWd) lor a toi daad to be laauad toeraon Tha oartAcaM lunbaRt) and yawl*) of w w o e , toe daaenpeon of tie prop­ erly, and toe nomalt) In wtaeft I n u tttattad W o n aa kftow*: CCROFtCATE NO: I 4J0 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1888 Daacrpeon of Proparly UNIT 203 RIDGEWOOD VILLAS A CONDO ORB 3188 PO 288 02-20-30-S21 -0000-2030 Nana* to aiftcfi aaaaaaad Marta A t«- W C t NORTH SOUTH ALLEY M BLOCK A T e n A E H TRAPfO R O S MAP OP SANFORD A3 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGES M THROUGH M OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. F U M D A . Cay CnmnSuhn <3 Pm Cay of 8antord.Ftortda A M R DouVafry. CMC CSy CM* Seminole Herald County of Gamaiofa. I ■ I J M M M ja s a i (407)322-2611 4 .77--------- :----------- ---------- — 7 - 1 7 7 DEANA M. BARBAROO. DEANAM RANKIN. StafnoNHenfd * 77- 777777— in C8 322-311 art �CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald You can fax your ad to 407*3234408 I N. French Av*., Sanford 32771 •P. O .B oi 1887, Sanford 32772 office la opan to aarve you Monday through Friday, 8 am - 8 pm DEADLINES: 322- 2611 O M tSn* to 5 p m on Monday k» Wodnoodty popor and S pm . TNaaday (or #te Waakand sdrtkw A 4 ina maxmiai) appla* lo private party ad*. Cortaln adt and ctetuflcatton* raqtera prapaymant. lapau Pnesnu PriOay, Ipia lat teateiaadiy S<M*n 0 K B U p 8 16 IB 11 Home Health Cate Elderly Car* Health 8 Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lota Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals 12 Healthcare 13 Lost & Found IS Special Notices 17, Nursery A Child Cars 13 Weight Management 15 .Hypnosis 19 Health Insurance 3 Legal Services FIN AN CIA L 49 Debt Consolidation 65 Business > Opportunities 57. Opportunities 59 Financial Services 81 Money lo Lend 8 3 Mortgages Paving for vour classified ad: W e gladly accepl Mastercard or Visa. 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Advertiser* who wish to be billed can make arrangements at the time their ad is pieced Please keep In mind that ad* in the Personal* (class 21), Business Opportunities (c la w . 55) & Oarage Sales (217) require payment In advance In the event vou need to change 117 Commercial Rentals 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storege/Office For Rent 87 Career Consultant* 69 Resumes 70 Education 6 Training 71 HetpWantad 73 Employment Wanted ;(h : m : i » REAL ESTATE RENTALS 91 Apartments/ To Share < 93 Rooms For Rent 05 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartment* •Furnished 99 Apartments ■Unfurnished 100 Condomtnum Rentals 101 House* Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Oupiea/Trtplex 107 MoUle Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warehouse/Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of Stale Property For Sale 145 Retort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sate 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sals 187 Mobile Hornet For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sate 183 Waterfront Property For Sale 185 Duplex For Sale 181 Appliances 8 Furniture For Sale 183 Television 8 Stereo/Radio 165 Computers For Sole 187 Sporting Qoods 189 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn 8 Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pets 8 Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antique/CoOecbbiee 215 Boats 8 Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy | VtoO N Pf WDD'flft. 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Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bosh Hogging 281 Computer Consulting 282 Cabinets 283 Carpentry 264 Carpet 8 Installations 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Ceiling Repair 267 Ceramic Tile 268 Child Care Canters 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 Drywall 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Hauling 280 Home Improvements 28t Irrigation 8 Repair 282 Janitorial Services 283 Jewelry 8 Repair 2B4 Lakelront Clearing 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving 8 Storage 293 Oil. 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For more Information, cal toStree 1-6 7 7-F TC HELP ( A pilSc aeryfoe meaaaga hxn The 8 eminoto Herald and the Federal Tild e Commotion) LOANS AVAILABLE you may be Jute who e a t* looking tort ad: Kit-N-Carlyle 21— Personals mis Sanlbrd. norite area le butting wWi etdtemoni. xlto toe news tosl mrSgtrYs it busdtog In iM V irdont aresttn • » next tew EDneauoaonM eia new reatoarart eti be ooripteto, to* note bnpertant kigredtent M nisteng - youl N you reeSM ■de end trtencSy stStode are to* actels to your suaess. vour It you need to change your ad while it is running, please give us a call and we will make the change lor the next available edition Please check your ad on the first day ol publication II you find an error, please can us Immediately and wa will correct the error lor the next publication W e are responsible tor the Jirs t Insertion only and only tor the cost ol the first Insertion. . EMPLOYMENT 21— Personals .' Hctinemlay. 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FC A N �I’URC 811 Wrrlnmlny. December 2 7 .20(H) Seminole Herald EflyJnq for vour classified ad You can (ax your ad to 407-325-0408 300 N. French Ay*., Sanford 32771 •P. 0 . Box 1887, Sanford 32772 Our office la opan to aarv* you Monday through Friday, 8 am •8 pm Wa gladly accept Mastercard or Vlaa. Wa alao wM taka cash or a persona week. Advertisers who wish to b* bated can make arrangements at the unw matr ad la placed. Please keep In mmd that ad* In the Personals (das* 21) Business Opportunities (class. S3) A Oarage Sates (217) require payment in M v in c i. 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If you find an error, please cal us knmedtelefy and wa w « correct the error lor the nod pubkeatton We am re s p o n s e lor the Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals Health Care Lott A Found Special Notice* Nursery A Child Cere Weight Management REAL ESTATE RENTALS 91 Apartments/ ( M Homes "7 ® To Share ;; 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments - Furnished 99 Apartments - Unfurnished <00 Condominum Rentals 101 Housas Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duptea/Triptex 107 Mobile Homes For Rani 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warehousa/Rantaf Space 115 Industrial Rentals 45 Debt Consolidation 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Money lo Lend 63 Mortgages 71— H elp Wanted 71— H elp Wanted 181 Appliances A G Furniture For Sale 163 Television A Stareo/Radio 165 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment 141 Homes For 8ate K M l 143 Out of Stale Property For Sate 145 Resort Property For Sate 147 Industrial Property For Sate 148 MoMe Home Lots For Sate 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sate 153 Acreage Lot For Sate 154 Open House 155 Condominiuma For Sate 157 MobAa Homes For Sate 159 Reel Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale 71— H elp Wanted MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pets A Supplies 200 Uveslock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Anttqua/Coflectibtes 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage 8etes 219 Wanted to Buy 103— H ouses U nfur n ish ed •ACRYSEAL TECHS* $11 HR/WE TRAIN AUTOM OTIVE 231 Cere For Sale f U 234 Automotive . ~ Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vbns For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcyctes/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Roc. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 2000; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fe0436cf80d313709b0203997e5d60bb.pdf 72be7380aa3b3a417f6471b231b1a4c8 PDF Text Text T NOVEMBER 1, 2 0 0 0 h e S e m in o l e • M V t M N o .it Copptgtt O 8000 The BenSnoW Herald H e r a l d 50$ Sanford, Florida Dale to United Way: Get out By Den Ping Edttor P atrio t Pounding Lake Brantley swim teams dominate Seminole Athletic Conference Championships. Page1B L aw enforcem ent ; agencies collect funds fo r local charities B y Nick Pfatfauf Staff Writer • f, . SA N FO RD -Regardless of what fund-raising project our local law enforcement officers get Involved with, it appears as though they come out winners. The results of two separate efforts have been announced. The most recent was last weekend's "Tip a Cop" event at the Red Lobster Restaurant at Seminole Tbwne Center. Sheriff's volunteers donned aprons and waited tables at the restaurant, accepting tips in a special envelope, In a fight against juvenile dia­ betes. . Sheriff's Department Spokesman Steve Olson has reported nearly WUXX) received In the drive. The money la being sent to the juvenile Diabetes Foundation. Bsrltar this VHL In March, sheriff's deputies and some local police officers again converged at Red Lobster at the m all This time, the effort was to obtain money in sup­ port of Spedal Olympics. The program generated $1.2 million nationwide, a new record over previous drives sponsored by Red Lobster, which had undertak­ en this project for the past 13 years. According to final dona­ tion figures just released, Sanford's efforts came out ahead of all 16 Red Lobster locations In the Orlando area. Sanford law enforcement offi­ cers managed to obtain $5,128.55 In donations. Second highest was the Vine Street store in Kissimmee with $4,418.97. Other locations involved were In Altamonte Springs, Daytona Beach and Daytona Beach Shores, Leesburg, Melbourne, Merrit bland, Ocala and Orlando. None of the Orlando stores reached the $3,000 level. "We are proud to partner with law enforcement officers who work year after year to raise dollars for Special Olympics athletes," said Red Lobster Pn President Dick Rivera. SANFORD — Mayor Larry Dale has barred the United Way from soliciting con­ tributions from dty employees during working hours at Sanford City Hall. Dale said he took the action in response to the Heart of Florida United Way's deci­ sion to Implement a non-discrimination policy, a move Dale claims is aimed at the Boy Scouts of America. "The United Wsy has decided they won’t fund the Boy Scouts because they don’t allow homosexuals to serve as Boy Scout leaders," Dale said. "As an Eagle M ayor bars agency from City Hall after U W ‘pressures’ Boy Scouts Scout, and someone who has worked as a professional Scout and remains active in the Scouting organization, that offends me. The Supreme Court ruled In June that the Boy Scouts were protected under the First Amendment right of association, and now the United Wsy is trying to overturn that decision on their own." Not so, says Brian Quail, president and CEO of Heart of Florida United Way, the local chapter o f the national United Wsy organization. "The United Way will not dictate who the leaders are for our agencies,” Quail said. “The non-discrimination policy dear­ ly says th at" Quail said his agency's new policy docs conflict with a national Boy Scout policy that says youth members of the Boy Scouts would be kicked out if they announced they were homosexual. ‘That's were the rub is,” Quail said. He pointed out that no agencies would be affected under this year's United Way fund-raising campaign, and the policy wouldn't be implemented until next year's campaign. "After the current campaign is over, we're going to be discussing the non-dis­ crimination policy with our agencies," S e e U n ite d W ay, P a g e BA 26th Annual Golden Age Games Pedal Powered Peterson 89-year-old gradma loves the cycling events By Joa DeSantis Staff Writer reserves, a bone of contention with his challenger Van Hooven, but said there is a rationale behind that figure. "In the early 1990's we had a dty administrator who was slow to a d and some board members who derailed our paving and sewer line projects In favor of targeted residential develop­ m en t" Lovestrand said. "This board has gotten our Infrastruc­ ture program back on track and we have managed to change what once was a 100 percent SANFORD — With the issue to be dedded by Florida voters in less than a week, Seminole County Commiaslonere have joined a number of other Florida counties In formally opposing a high speed rail ini­ tiative that will appear on the Nov. 7 ballot. By a unanimous 5-0 vote, the board has adopted a formal res­ olution in opposition to the pro­ posed Constitutional Amendment on a statewide highspeed rail system. “Th a state The amend­ ment would U n to require the fM O UfO M tO Legislature, Cabinet, and Governor to proceed with tionlssuss the develop­ width* ment o f a monorail, fixed guidewav or mag­ might baan netic levita­ tion rail syap te o fffo r tem capable of speeds in rail In our excess o f 120 miles per future, we hour, linking have more the five pressing largest urban areas of the state. Ja m e s M arino Construction of the isystem Seminole would begin Deputy In November of 2003. Cou"ty T h e state Manager has only finite resources to deal with transportation issues and the board feels while there might be an appropriate place for high speed rail In our future, we have more pressing needs," said Deputy County Manag sger James Marmo. Marino said the board’s opposition to the proposed amendment derives from the ti S e t L o n g w o o d , P e g s BA S e c R a il, P a g e B A Managing EdKor SANFORD — When MariHenri Peterson was 71, she dedded to enter her first bicyde race. ______________ Eighteen years later the 89-year-old from City has a I full of madals, -an d she earned anoth­ er on Monday M a r l- H a n r l Patarson congratulatas har •on Jbn after hi* bicycle raoe. during the dty's annual G «d«nA ge Gamaa. According to Peterson, she chose the cycling event on a whim while the waa consider­ ing what to compete in during the Games. "My husband waa looking at the long list of things to do, and he saw the bicyde events," Peterson said. "I didn't even have a bike. But, I dedded to do *V - * •. . fV/i Corky Bbertaon, 66. of Crystal River competes In the 10K bicycle race during Monday* ac*on at tfw Golden Age Oamaa In downtown 8anford. Efeertaon finished the course In 18 minutes and 26 aaoonde, good enough for second piaoe. The games In 8anfonl through Saturday. i t and I've kept doing It since.* During her almost two the state level this year; but she , isn't sure she will compete. Peterson is currently over­ coming one of her biggest Peterson— known as obstacles. TWo years ago, she Petersen" to her friends and family — has been to six nation­ was diagnosed with ovarian al Golden Age Games after fincancer. She is now on the road to recovery, and she has no ■Intention of letting the disease stop her. again qualified to parddpate at IS ttS S S K S ? "M so good," she said. "And, 1 am fighting it. I wouldn't be here today U I weren't fighting i t " Peterson's abo got a large cheering section pushing her to success. Her son and daughterin-law, Jim and Barb Peterson S e t P e te r s o n P a g e BA Longwood incumbents ask voters to rely on experience Staff Writer LONGWOOD — Pointing to fiscal soundness and an infra­ structure program that is back on track after being side-railed for a number of yean, Longwood incumbents Paul Lovestrand in District 5 and Steve Miller in District 3 seek reeketion Nov. 7. Lovestrand, who also serves as the city's mayor; Is being chal­ lenged for a second time by Longwood businessman Q alg VanHooven, while political newcomer George McKenzie is County opposes high-speed rail project seeking Miller's seat The incumbents, who often vote along similar lines are both, touting a new-found spirit of board cooperation ana dividends paying off from y ean of austeri­ ty "There is cohesion in the com­ mission now and never a raised voice at a meeting," commented Lovestrand. "We listen to the people who have good concerns and the voices of a handful of gadflies have aeem to gone away." . Often the center of contentious and heated arguments, last i appeared to bring a greater sense ot matu­ rity ana dvility to Longwood dty commission gatherings. lovestrand said he enjoys pol­ itics and feels he can contribute to the dty now and in the future. With a background In finan­ cial management the incumbent said he feels he is more qualified to serve on the board and more familiar with budgets than his challenger. Lovestrand acknowledges the dty has some $15 million In Somlnole Smile Sanford FPL Plant repowering A m IIUL s lii id Py PIICI rI fIIfl 8UT Staff Writer Debra Nelson - Seminole County judge Index C lo M lIled ................................3 1 4 1 C fou w ord ......................................M DearA bby ............................... I2A U U Styl*...................................... 12A ObMuarlm ......................................3 A O pinion....................................... A A Spent* ..................................1| Toiovition................................... r At the present time, as motorists will attest, there is a great deal of work, and delay, involved In driving between the iver iand I S t Johns River '.The congestion is being caused by DOT and FPL work at the same time. Even though the Florida Power and lig h t Company's power p u n t is located In DeBary, it is considered the "Sanford P la n t" In addition to the roadwork, the FPL construc­ tion activities for the repower­ ing are underway. Authorities assure us efforts underway to ensure minimum negative Impact on traffic and n« Theplant, on the north the St. Johns River and west of U S . Highway 17-92 has been In scheduling the work between operation since 1927. midnight and 6 a.m., Including "We've hired off-duty police the arrival of 95 trucks of con­ officers to monitor the flow of crete." traffic in front of the plant on Another challenge for the 17-92" said _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ plant according Roxane “W # B lin d o u r .to Kennedy Kennedy, been to coordi­ c o n tra c to rs to Sanford plant nate its con­ manager. "In s c h a d u la m a n y o f t h e ir struction activ­ addition, we ities with the la r g e r d e liv e r ie s a t asked our con­ State tractors to Department of n ig h t a t d u r i n g schedule many Transportation o f f -p e a k tra ffic h o u r s .” L X J l is of their larger deliveries at Installing night and dur­ underground Roxane Kennedy ing off-peak utilities and Sanford F P L Plant M anager traffic hours." widening a "For exam­ section of 17-92 ple," she continued, "w e've at the same time the plant is recently completed a foundation undergoing its repowering to pour involving more than 995 S e e P la n t, P a g e 10A cubic yards of concrete by Hot load HaraM photo by Tommy Vincent Jamas Bennett was hauling consturctxxi debris whan a lira began In the back of his dump truck as he traveled along SR 415. Bennett dumped tha load to prevent damage to his buck and units from tha Sanford Fire Department responded to the blaze. Firefighters ware able to extinguish tht Bra In a matter of minute*. Damage from tha Are was minimal. �I’u g c 2\ Wednesday. NovemlxT t. 2000 T he SEMINOLE HERAIJ) S em in o le S um m ary A G LA N C E A RO U N D O U R C O U N T Y Being old is not age — it’s how you act This morning, I was planning to participate in the Golden Age Games in Sanford. I was entered in tire Canoe - Sprint race at Like Carola. Unfortunately, I am unable to do so at my doc­ tor's suggestion. I will miss it. I'll never forget the List time I was in the race. I was paddling alone, and suddenly, just as I was about to make the big left turn at the far end of the course, a gust of wind coming from Lake Monroe caught me. It threw me completely off course and rather than turning left, I found myself heading right fThat's to the starboard to you sea­ faring folks). .............. .................... A sa result of this distrac­ tion from my planned course, I ended up coming in second and received a sil­ ver medal for my efforts. OK, I'll admit it The reason 1 got a second place medal is because there was only one other man of my age group entered in the race. Naturally, he finished first and took home the gold. Was I bitter? N o.l thought there is always next Nick year, and today — I find 1 must look even further to • • • • • • • the 2001 games. 1 was really looking for­ ward to getting into one of those canoes supplied by Katie's Landing, and sec what I can do. People who know how to paddle a canoe are supposed to do it by paddling only on one side in such an angle as to keep the craft heading in one direction. I don't know how to do this although I've certain­ ly tried. I'll have to paddle rigid, left, right left, etc But seriously, for anyone over the age of 50, Sanford's Golden Age Games are a delight, to participate in, barring difficulties with health or oilier factors. They are also activities to watch. Many fol cs can tell stories of what they saw at, perhaps, he talent show. This year it will be Thursday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center. These are not professionals, but they are people who have talent and the results are often astound­ ing as well as humorous. You may believe that because you are on-inyears, you have no business competing in sport­ ing or fun events. WRONG! The honorary chair­ man is a heart-transplant recipient, yet she will be entered in several events. For otliers, lake bowling for example. You may have bowled for jxurs and enjoyed it. Now you say you can't. Unless there are health reasons, you probably can. After all — you would be going up against others of your same age who may have also felt they couldn't before they tried it Naturally, luck also plays a part in who wins, and you have just as much chance of being lucky than the next person. In golfing, perhaps you no longer; r are health hy rnot enter ' L enough to handle 18 Holes. But why long drive competition? Even those with health problems will find events in which to participate. Dominoes for example; Hobby and Photo competition. Pinochle, Contract or Duplicate Bridge, plus many others. The late George Bums, who lived to be over 100, once said that, regardless of one's age, if you act like you're old, you ARE old. Become involved In this year's Golden Age Games. It'll make you feel young again. Getting ready to drive O ut & A bout SAT The Ladies o f the Fleet Reserve Association will be holding a yard/craft/bake sale at the Fleet Home, locat­ ed on West State Road 46, on Nov. 4 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donations are welcome. Hambuigers and hot-dogs will be served. For more information, call 407-3301706. The Lake Mary Woman's Club will hold the 13th annu­ al Italian Fest and Holiday Craft Sale Saturday, Nov. 4, from 4 until 7 p.m., at Lake Mary Community Building, 260 N. Country Club R oaaln Lake Mary. Donations, Adults $5, Children $3. Proceeds will benefit the Seminole Community College Scholarship Fund. For additional information £hone Margaret at 407-323- P fe ifa u f Puree snatching arrests The Seminole County Sheriff's office has now identi­ fied the three persons arrested in connection with several purse snatching in Central Florida last week. According to an incident report, puree snatching occurred at the Publix on SR-46, west of Sanford, Lake Mary Center, and in the Orlando area. In most of the incidents, the snatchings occurred when a vehicle drove past a woman in the parking lot, and someone reached out or the window and grabbed her purse. Arrested were Justin Robert Hall, 19, Christy Dorothia Barnes, 16, and Chance Wayne Henderson, 30. All three have been charged with robbery. Home Invasion A home invasion was report­ ed in the late hours of Thursday, Oct. 26 in the 100 block of nhntn wf Tn—u—u ---n» nmpsiii ipciow voninf T im Leroy Nopper and Sam Greens talk to Ron! Mott, Sanford Recreation Department supervisor at the Senior Center, during a break alter the ninth hole at Mayfair Country Club. The two men were participating in the Qotdon Age Games Monday. W e’re getting too com fortable Every generation gets a little wlmpier than the one before it. Our ancestors lived in wooden shacks without running water or .............. electricity. We have cen­ tral heat, central air, cen­ tral vac, central casting, humidifiers, dehumidi­ fiers, carbon filters, ozone detectors, smoke detec­ tors, chest protectors, bomb deflectors and house inspectors. We can push one bu tton in our So when you see a guy decked D RESSIN G FO R TROUBLE out in extra-casual wear, he's I sometimes take abuse for my dressed for battle. And when you ........... wardrobe. I tend to be on see a guy in an expensive suit, he the low side of casual. may have money, out if you have Tattered jeans and a flan­ an emergency, he'll be grabbing his nel shirt is my uniform of cell phone and calling somebody choice. It's not an uncon­ like me. scious choice. I'm very aware o f why I dress like FIVE Q U ESTIO N S that. THAT SCARE M A R RIED MEN First o f all, I think it — Did you do what you sends out a good message. promised to do? That I'm not using my. I — Where did the apple pie go? hou se and another in our clothes to mnlce you think - ■ •— D o you rem em ber w hat today car, and as Jong as wc I ’m rich or important. I'm Is? have an attached garage, important to me, and •— What size pants are you wear­ w e will never leave an while I'm happy to have ing these days? atmosphere o f constant ^ . . . you Join me fntitat, It's — Have you got big plans for temperature, humidity, “ “ “ “ “ “ “ your call. later? oxygen content and clarity. It also sends a message to single It makes for an easy, comfortable women that I’m out of bounds. If 1 Quote o f the Day: “When you're life, but over time Mother Nature dress this shabby while I'm look­ son finally leaves home, you'll find will devolve us to the point where ing, can you Imagine how bad it there's now plenty of hot water, but we can’t handle any change in our would get after she gets to know you're the one w ho's in It." environment. Sure it might be nice me. (My wife has never totally ■ — Red Green to never shiver or sweat but not If it bought this argument.) R ed G reen U th e etar o f "T h e R ed G reen means that every time you open the But the main reason I dress this S h o w ,' a television eerie* keen i a th e U .S. fridge or oven door, you have a way is because I think you have to on r » S and In C an ad a on th e C S C massive cardiac Infarction. be ready for anything. A leaky pipe, N etw ork, end the au thor o f "T h e R ed So don't try so hard to make it so a lawnmower that w on't start or a G reen B o o k ' and 'R e d G re e n T a lk * C a n t A Love S to ry .' easy. Human beings survive a lot car that needs a push. When there's better when they have something to an emergency, I can just jump right C 2000, Nrwipaper Enterprise Attn. in. I don't need to find a phone fight against. That's why married people live longer. booth to change in. Midway Drive In Altamonte Springs. Two men and a woman were said to be in the house working on a local company payroll when there was a knock on the door. Two black males reportedly entered the room, one with a handgun, and demanded the money. One struck one of the residents in the head several times, disabled the telephone and after ordering the three to the ground, fled with an estimated $14,000. Some of the money was found strewn on the ground outside the home. After the two had left the res­ idence, two shots were heard followed by a vehicle being dri­ ven off. Neighbors also heard the shots and the vehicle. The two were described as being in their 20's, approximate­ ly six feet tall, 180 pounds and dressed in all black. One was wearing a plain black baseball cap and had gold teeth over his Dan Ping EMn Tyra*. JH. PiHmg a Production •fra** 4 Camara Stripping Hobart *SUp* Coaan BS Egan Police B lo tte r front upper teeth. The vehicle was described as a large fourdoor, possibly a 1980's car, cream in color. Both of the men in the house were reportedly injured in the robbery and were treated at the scene by Seminole County Fire and Rescue personnel. Under arrest Samuel Butler, 25, of Sanford, shot during an armed robbery of an Altamonte Springs conve­ nience store is now out of the hospital and in jail. Butler was booked into the jail Saturday. He had been undergoing treat­ ment at Orlando Regional Medical Center since O c t 21, the day the owner of the E-Z Way convenience store shot him during a robbery. Alarick Whitted, 29, said to be Butler's accomplice, was arrested the day of the robbery. Both Butler ana Whitted are being held under no bond. Fraud Two men were arrested by Sanford police Sunday. Officers said neither would give their proper identity and were arrest­ ed as John Doe I and II. Acconiing to the arrest report, they had gone to an auto dealer­ ship in the 3400 block of Orlando Drive and attempted to purchase a new vehicle. Their identification however proved false. Police contacted a person in Winter Park, said to be a rela­ tive of the two, and were told the two were using identifica­ tion from deceased relatives. They also found the pair was wanted in Ohio for using the same scheme to bilk others out of possibly as much as $150,000. The pair were each charged with falsely obtaining a vehicle with false representation, and uttering a false instrument. Charges are also pending in the State of Ohio. Traffic stops Tracy Capehart, 32, of Oliver Avenue, Sanford, waa stopped for improper equipment at W. 13 th Street Monday. An officer said he saw her throw an object to the ground. The object was said to be a paper bag with a narcotics pipe. She was charged with possession of narcotics equipment. T he Seminole H erald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Wednesday, November 1,2000 - Vbl. 93, No. 39 PubUahad avary Wadnasday and Saturday by RapubSc Nawapapars, Inc. •300 N. Franch Ava., Santord, FL. 32771 •Phona (407) 322-2611 -Fail (407) 323 0403 Republic Newspapers, Inc. PartaSeal Pottaga Paid *1 Santord. Fiona* and additional mating officaa. USPS 461280 PoatmaMar Sand addrau changaa to Til* SEMINOLE HERALD PO Bra IMT Santord, FL32772-1867 Subscription Rata* 3 Month* In6amnola County SHOO 6 Month* InSamnoia County t Vaar InSamnola County 1 Ysar Othar Florida County 1 Vaar Ouror 6i*i* WED Sem lnol* Spokes o f Welcome Wagon Club will hold its monthly luncheon • meeting at the Maiaon U I Jardin .restaurant tn " Altamonte Springs on Wednesday, Nov. 8 at 11:30 a.m. The program will be a -Decorating for the Holidays" presentation by Robb and Stucky. For reser­ vations o f information call Chris at 407-333-1276 or Marjorie at 407-880-8758. Newcomers especially wel­ come. SUN Altamonte Springs Leisure Services presents Altamonte Sw ings, an evening o f dancing with the Altamonte Jazz Ensemble, directed by Mike Arena, Sunday, Nov. 12, from 7 until 10 p.m. The event will be held at Orlando North HUton Hotel, 350 S. North Lake Blvd., Altamonte Springs. Music will be in the style of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Glenn Miller, Stan Kenton, Buddy Rich and more. Featured vocalist will be Linda Cole. Donation at the door is $5. For additional information, phone 407-322-7528. The Women o f Hospice are looking for crafters to participate in this year's annual Donnelly House Christmas Boutique to be held Nov. 15 to Nov. 18 at the historic Donnelly House in downtown Mount Dora. Crafters interested in sell­ ing their work at this event are asked to contact Brenda Buah at (352) 383-0112. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must have name, address an d phone number to be published. ■ConipoaiJ 4 Praprata rirwuJi novrarB Charyl Smrth Accept Pregnancy Center in Longwood, will hold a -W alk for Life’ fundraiser Saturday, Nov. 4, beginning at 8 a.m. Trie walk w illb e held at Lake Lily in Maitland. Money raised from the event will enable the center to assist women In crisis pregnancies. Youth groups are encouraged to attend. Groups or individ­ uals may also raise funds by walking In their own commu­ nity. For additional Information or pledge packets, phone the center at 407-339-1544. $20 00 $38 00 842.00 $82 00 ■m m m m i �T iie S eminole Heraiji Wiilncwlny. Nmi-mbcr 1.2000 I’flRC 3 A Obituaries NELLIE G RA CE AN DER­ SON Nellie Grace Anderson, 77, Franklin Street, Oviedo, died Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2000. She was bom in Thomasville, Ga. She was an agricultural work­ er and a member of Antioch Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors include husband, John A.; son, Jam es L. Golden, Sr., Winter Park; grandson, Jam es L. Golden, II, Winter Park; great-grandson, Jared L. Golden, Sanford. G olden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. D O RO TH Y L. BOG UE Dorothy L. Bogue, 75, Fishhawk Road, Deltona, died Sunday, Oct, 29,2 0 0 0 at Florida Hospital, Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Harrcls, N.C., she moved to Central Florida from Hedly, Tex., in 1994. She was a switchboard operator and a Methodist. Survivors include daughter, Kay Jenson, Sanford; brother. Bill Bland, Richmond, Va.; sis­ ters, Alctha Thompson, Deltona, Lois Brice, Wallace, N.C. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge o f arrange­ ments. MATHA HELEN BO W ER S Martha Helen Bowers, 64, Battle Street, Oviedo, died Tuesday, Oct. 24,2000. Bom in M adison, FI., she moved to Central Florida in 1954. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors include husband, Marion, Oviedo; mother, Ethel Graham Lott, Oviedo; sons, David Lott, Darrell Bowers, both o f Oviedo; Daniel Lott, Craig Bowers, both of O rla n d o ;, daughter, Sandra Reid, Batavia, III.; brother, Home, in charge of arrange­ ments. Tommy Lott, Orlando; 10 grandchildren; four great­ grandchildren. G olden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. LOU CHARLES H A RO LD SR . Lou Charles Harold, Sr., 75, Cypress Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, Oct. 30, 2000 at James A. Haley Veteran Hospital, Tampa. He was bom Sept. 4, 1925 in Sanford. He was a retired U S . Army Sergeant, and a member of St. Paul M.B. Church. Survivors include wife, Emma Hill Harold, Sanford; sons/ Dr. Lou Charles Harold, Jr., Orlando, Robert Hill, Christopher Hill and Terrence Hill, all of Sanford; daughter, Jocelyn Harold Green, Orlando; brothers, Oliver Harrold, Sanford, Phillip Harold, Detroit, M ich.; sister, Addle Elder, Detroit; six grandchildren. W ilson-Eichclberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. RICH A RD CABALLERO , SR . Richard Caballero, Sr., 72, Turtle Creek Drive, Oviedo, died Monday, Oct. 30, 2000 at his residence. Bom Feb. 7, 1928 In Rio Peras, Puerto Rico, he moved to Central Florida in 1990. He was a retired lab technician and a Catholic. Survivors include wife. Coral; sons, Richard Jr. and Ismael, both of Brooklyn, N.Y.; daughter, Tcresita Valentin, Oviwlo; brother, Frank, Rio Peras, Puerto Rico; seven grandchldren. Banficld Funeral Home, Inter Springs, in charge of arrangements. ESTERA1DA M ARTIN EZ COLLAD O Esteraida M artinez Collado, 65, died Friday, Oct. 27, 2000 at Florida Hospital South. Bom April 12, 1935 in Lajas, Puerto Rico, she moved to Central Florida from Brooklyn, N.Y. in 1994. She was employed in food service for Alpha Flight Service, Sanford. She was a member of Mana Forever Church, Sanford. Survivors include sons, Angel A. Ramos, New York, N .Y , Carlos Ramos, Brooklyn, N.Y., Ruben Ramos, Puerto Rico; daughters, Betsy I. Ramos, Sanford, Gloria Ramos, Myra V., and Minna E., all of Puerto Rico; brothers, Calin M artinez, New York City, Pedro M artinez, Puerto Rico, Re* naldo Martinez, Tampa; sister, Gloria M artinez, Tampa; 25 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Balaauff Family Funeral PAULINE H ILLS K N IG H T Pauline Hills Knight, 63, East 21st Street, Sanford, died Monday, Oct. 30, 2000 at her residence. She was bom July 1 ,1 9 3 7 in Sanford. She was a homemaker and a member of Morning Glory M.B. Church. 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Herrmann, h ik e Mary; sisters, Jean Haney and Mary Polios, both of M assapequa, N.Y.; four grand­ children; tw o great-grandchil­ dren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chael, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. M ARY JEA N SEIBER T Mary Jean Seibert, 94, Big Lake Lane, Apopka, died Saturday, Nov. 28, 2000. Bom in Indianapolis, Ind., she T H M K iih somebody could V $1,495 LERO Y NORM AN LEW IS Leroy Norman Lewis, 65, Gladiolas Drive, Winter Park, died Saturday, Oct. 29,2000. Bom in reading, Penn., he moved to Central Florida in 1989. He was an organist and a keyboard complex installer. He was a member of First Congregational Church of W inter Park, and the American Theatre Organist Society. Survivors include sisters, Laura Kegiovits, Laguna Wood, Cal., and Linda Baum, W em crsvilic, Penn. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. Puzzled? 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A R & G C m M & TO O WmAATtfcdCDZYJ f Lovestrand, Miller best choices for City Commission Voters in Longwood will decide Nov. 7 w hether they are sat­ isfied with the status quo from two o f their city commissioners, or seek a change in D istricts 5 and 3. A year ago political new ­ comer Butch Bundy unseated incumbent Anna M arie Vacca in District 4, while John Maingot unseated incum bent Rusty Miles in District 1. The result has been a more mature, more civil approach to getting the city 's business done. Such has not always been the case In Longwood. Incumbents Paul Lovestrand in District 5 and Steve M ilter in District 3 are ask­ ing voters for another term over respective challengers Craig Van Hooven and George McKenzie. Make no m istake, there have been ugly moments at city com ­ mission meetings in the past 36 months. Lovestrand and Miller are partially responsible for their fair share o f provocation, but that blame must equally be shared by the incessant buzzing of a small band of gadflies who leave us w ondering if they would ever be satisfied regardless of what actions the board takes. Lovestrand, a financial advisor, investment and real estate broker, also serves as the city 's mavor. He is being challenged for the second time by Longwood businessman Craig Van Hooven. Little love is lost between the two. Van Hooven contends the city has amassed large budget sur­ pluses because capital projects have been ignored and post­ poned. Lovestrand contends changes in the composition o f the city commission between 1990 and 1997 and the ouster of for­ mer city adm inistrator Sheldon Sm ith led to delays and footdragging on road paving and sew er infrastructure programs. Lovestrand cites his experience w ith finances and budgets which he says enables him to be a better fiscal watchdog for the city and takes pride in the fact Longwood has no municipal debt. Van Hooven feels more attention should be paid to funding of parks and recreation programs for city residents. The incumbent sees more tax dollars from developed com ­ mercial corridors and larger commercial utility fees as the means to hold down and reduce ad valorum taxes for resi­ dents. Van Hooven says the city has too many self-storage facil­ ities and billboards. If Van Hooven has one genuine shortcoming, it is his lack of experience In the complex arena o f running a city. If Lovestrand has one genuine shortcoming it is his often open disdain for the media and lack of public relations skills in finessing his agenda. Lovestrand has a demonstrated track record o f service to the citizena-of Longwood, His lack o f tact in the past has led to more lhAn’ a few contentious and loud commission meetings. But is it fair to kill the m essenger because o f the m essage? W hlla(Van Hooven appears to honestly want to serve (he city, indicative o f his active role in churcn, school, and'civic organizations, at this juncture It is our opinion that he has mounted no compelling reason for a change. The Sem inole Herald's recommendation In District 5 is incumbent Paul Lovestrand. The choice in the District 3 race betw een Incumbent Miller and challenger M cKenzie is similar. M iller likewise has attempted to spearhead action on capital improvement projects and infrastructure. He often votes in tandem with Lovestrand but on occasion the two have gone their separate ways. M iller's vision is for slow, incremental rowth in the city while maintaining a healthy tax base that olds or reduces current m illage rates for property owners. Earlier this year M iller drew heat from some o f Longwood's small cadre of constant critics when he proposed a step pay plan for the city’s police departm ent; a move many thought usurped city adm inistrator John D rago’s responsibility. M iller said he did so in an attempt to slow down attrition in the departm ent he links to higher salaries at larger police agencies. The incumbent has high praise for the city adm inistrator and admits his methodology should have been rethought. M cKenzie, a Longwood resident for just three years, is lik­ able, w ell-spoken, and seems genuine in his desire to assume the mantle of public servant. O ur feeling is that he is still somewhat Inexperienced in the various funding mechanisms and "attainable” revenue streams to finance city operations. We would encourage him to cultivate his interest in Longwood by serving on any num ber of volunteer boards to perhaps gain a deeper insight Into overall city operations prior to seeking a board seat. The Seminole Herald'* recommendation in District 3 is for incumbent Miller. Berry’s World Local Sierra Club endorses Van Gaale l b the editor: Andrew Van Gaale is the most aualified environmental candi­ date for Seminole County Commission seat one. He believes local government Is making mistakes by allowing leapfrog growth into, our rural areas instead of directing it back into urban centers and renovat­ ing our cities to make them liv­ able and community orientated. He opposes Gov. Jeb Bush's pro­ posal to reduce state control over growth management. Van Gaale reels the current land use and environmental reg­ ulations are not adequate in pro­ tecting the Wckiva and EcomoJockha tehee areas. Mr, Van Gaale is an advocate for Un­ people. He can be found at many county commission or land use meeting, where he lis­ tens to those who give public Input. We need him to help change the political make-up of the Seminole County Commission in favor of stronger environmental protection of the few remaining natural resources. It Is for these reasons that the Siena Club Central Florida Group has endorsed Andrew Van Gaale for District One, Seminole County Commissioner. Sierra's choice is based by his answers to our endorsement Cannon plans to vote for Adams and Van Gaale To the editor: Three years ago one of our county commissioners traveled to the Netherlands at taxpayer expense. Supposedly the purof the trip was to promote ness and jobs for Seminole County. Here are a few ques­ tions about the trip: Was the trip necessary? When will we see the results? Who will ben­ K questionnaire and personal interview on issues surrounding growth, transportation, and preservation of our natural resources. We believe he is the best choice as representation for the voice of the people in Seminole County. Susan Kaiiys-Courech Political Endorsement Committee S ien a Club Central Florida Group Daniel writes about county’s best kept secret l b the editor: A push by Seminole County to pass a $25 million tax referen­ dum to expand natural lands and connecting trails reminds me of the best kept secret in the county. In 1969, Parks and Recreation was under the Environmental Services Division and under the depart­ ment, one of the nicest parcels of land in oil of Florida was purchased. 4,000 acres, miles of which front the St. Johns River, was purchased from the Cameron tt Thrasher families at a cost of $4,603,500.500 acres were set aside for the landfill and the police firing range, and 3,500 acres wen? to be used for public recreation. Consultants were hired to recommend a recreation plan and the parcels were identified on the county's efit? Why did Seminole County seek business with a country where prostitution and nude beaches are legal? Why not conduct business with a country more com pati­ ble to our values? The commissioner had received a travel advance which Included $50 per day for food. Not bad: Substitute teachers were paid $50 a day to work with our children. The d erk docked $1081 from his pay, stating he did not have receipts for food. The commissioner sued the county to collect the land use maps. In 1990, the Natural Lands Referendum was passed, indicating the voters wanted to preserve and have access to natural lands. Since that time, and as late as August of this year, the county has been purchasing lands as they became available. Meanwhile, in 1994, Daryl McLain convinced enough of the county commissioners it would be beneficial to lease some of Cameron/Thrasher tract to a private interest, and came up with a plan to lease 2,000 acres of the Cameron/Thrasher Property to his friend, Lany Dale, operated under a corporate name of The Seminole County Wildlife Association, (now known as the Boars Nest Hunt Club). Another party, who had offered the county money, and who's bid from reds or greens to a light gray, or is deleted. The consul­ tant's report is no longer avail­ able. Management o f the land has switched from Environmental Services to Administrative Services, pri­ marily a paper pushing depart­ ment; unable to monitor compli­ ance with terms of the lease. The terms o f the lease, from my personal observation, ate not being adhered to. Before the citizens of Seminole County approve another multi-million dollar bond issue, there needs to be accountability, audita must occur, and proper land manage­ ment for all of the lands pur­ chased for recreational lands, natural lands and trail lands, must be under the same depart­ ment. Any terms of leased coun­ ty land must be adhered to, par- tised terms of a lease, was not even considered. The lease as it ended up, consisted o f a land ’ swap Involving primarily sub­ merged lands, and has a dura­ tion of 20 years (10 more than the advertised duration of pro­ posed lease). 1,500 additional acres were included In the lease because, Commission Chairman Carlton Henley told me, "there was no useful public purpose for those lands." Since that time there is a dedicated effort by county government to make all reference, to the most beautiful piece of land in Seminole County, disappear. On land use maps, it has one mont or htiqijing plans. 1 suggest (hat a n on-rvvocnble deed restriction be placed on every piece o f land purchased under these programs, which will pro­ tect the public Interest. I suggest the lease on the Cameron/Thrasher tracts be revoked for non-compliance, or at the very least, purchased back in the public interest. The next time you vote for a Commission Candidate, ask them how often they have been to "The Boars Nest” and perhaps remind them about the "Sunshine Law". W illiam R. (Bill) Daniel Oviedo $1081. Some people wanted to reduce the clerk's authority and let the commission decide. The clerk has spent more than $17,000 o f taxpayer money to defend the county against this law suit Why did the commissioner who earns more than $65,000 per year for part time work continue the lawsuit? Why not soak it up and help pay for his own meals? A former commis­ sioner returned part o f his pay to the county in the form of scholarships. Seminole County is fortu­ nate to have Marine Morse as Clerk of Court. She did what she thought was lawful and correct in this instance. Fellow republicans, I am not happy with the performance of two of our commissioners. They worked hard to promote special Interest and further n agenda agem at the lelr own ( expense o f the county. This resulted in losing our freedom to choose. I plan to vote for Mr. Adams and Mr. Van Gaale. Please join me. Archie Cannon Lake Mary was consistent w ith llw adver­ From A to Z A rt Zielinski asks people what they th in k ... *•I ’LL Td fU i O F F fi* c E lU PKotfe AHJ> F e e re t*- if v o U 'u u t u f h o ff • g o * } .* ’ The campaign Head­ quarters fo r both Bush and G ore h art been working orertim e to get their tandidetet mon­ tage to the people. Between now and Nov. 7 the airw avet wiU be flood ed with political ads 24 hours a day. ftrgtadlesi o f the TV f bonnet or radio sta­ tion, it won't take long before Bush or d on 't name flashes across the tenets or run o ff the ending to your favorite w ag. So our question today is, " Are you tick o f a ll the polit­ ica l advertisements on the TV and radio?" I love It. at long u they are toying good thing* about the porton I'm voting lor and bod tilings about the poison I'm not voting tor. Pete Long, S an lord I donl rsally watch TV very much to l (tat­ ty couldn't aay. Phi*, I never listen to tht radio — except to woke me up tn tht morning. Robert Uualevt, S an lord Ym end no Ym became toy Or* trying too herd, * tokee up too much air Imo. Most peo­ ple have their minds mode ip without al the advertising al day every (toy. And no, became tome people need to hear the toeuee. Homey 81mmone. OmngeOly �T he S eminole Herald School Notes Wednesday. November I. 2000 P a g e 5 A Red ribbon winners it’sallinside: Book Fsir Lake Mary Elementary School will host a Scholastic Book Fair Nov. 2 through 10 in the school’s media center, 132 & Country Club Rood, Lake Mary. The fair will be open during normal school hours and will Indude one night of evening hours. On Nov. 7, families con shop from 6 to 9 pan. Proceeds from the fair ore used to purchase books for the Media Center. For more infor­ mation, call Lake Mary Elementary at 407-330-5650. Young Artists Wanted The Arts Alive in Seminole committee is seeking students and staff in Seminole County schools who have visual or performing talent for an audi­ tion to be presented in the Arts Alive in Seminole exhibit at the Orlando Museum of Art on Nov. 28. Auditions will be held Wednesday, Nov. 1 and Thursday, Nov. 2 fo n t 4 until 9 at Lake Mary High Any staff or student who is interested should phone 407320-01B1. High School Whodunit The Lyman High School Drams Department will pre­ sent Eileen Moushey's awardwinning murder mystery, “The Grrat High School Whodunit* for one perfor­ mance, Nov. 2 at die Lyman Media Canter 865 South CR427 In Langwood. The perfdrmance includes audience involvement and a dinner catered by Appleton's Cafe. The event starts at 6 p m . Tickets are $10 and will go an sale O ct 26. They will s£ k > be available at thsaocc. Tickets ora not reserved and seating will be limited to 126 i phone 40732092329 Between 7 a m and 3 p m weekdays. ff Homecoming Oviedo High School wSi h o ld i t . H o m e c o m in g Frativttiss during the week of Nov. 6 -1 1 , The parade will begin at 5 p m on Nov. 9 on South Lake J cm is ) Avenue, ctoos CR-426 and continue o r K irg Street to the High School Everyone is encouraged to attend and participate. Lymlight Production o f Lyman High School’s Lymlisht Productions will pre­ sent Neil Simon's comedy, 'Rum ors* for three perfor­ mances, Nov. 9,10, and 11. All shows start at 7:30 p m in the Lyman High School Auditorium. Tickets are $5 in advance and $6 at the door. Advance ticket sales begin Nov. 1. All seats sue reserved. The box office opens 30 min­ utes prior to the show. Far information call Michelle Backet at 407-320-2329. Seminole Community College Adult Learning Institute is offering a two-day cultural tour Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18. The trip indudes a guided tour of Discovery Gardena in Tkvares, the Appleton Museum in Ocala and foe Ham Museum in Catnesvllle. Also, the home of Marjorie lQnnan Rowtings in Cross Crack. Cast ofthe trip is $175 which includes transportation, hotel accommodations (double occupancy), breakfast and lunch. For reservations or informa­ tion phone Scott Tkny at 4072604674. Aria Alive Show The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools will hold the fourth annual Arts Alive in Seminole, Tliesday, Nov. 28 at the Orlando Museum of A rt The event will showcase die talent of the students and staff in Seminole County schools. Many of the artists have won state or national aodoim and haw appeared professionally. Displays wtlf include visual arts such as paintings, draw­ ings, photography and sculp­ ture. For additional information phone 407-320-0176. C P e n n e y stores H ca ta lo g B j.c o m The seminots county stales Aaomeya owes raesrey >uopea powers ana assays emmwa rer me revwwi wwwbi drug-tree poster and essay contac t The competition was open to students fifth through eighth from at schools In Seminole Countv.TNrissn poelsn and one essay was chosen for pubicaSon In a calendar. The wtnnara also racsivsd savings bonds. An swards ceremony w i take pises Now. 30 In the auditorium at Lake Mery Ugh 8choot. Pictured In the front row, from left, era Sarah Simons, ftrst ptooe, Plnscrast B wwwtisyi Stsvsn Kahn, ssoond ptsoa, Lawton Chios MUde School: Meier* Wleeen, second plies. Geneva Bementety; Stephen Ruch, fhW ptocs, Mwee Mddo School; Moly Morgan, grand prtra essay wtnnsf. Al Souls Catwfc; Nsmish Ramanbol, grand prize poster winner, Jackson Haights; Deputy Pergola; rod Oho, the K-9 drug dog. In the bock rowora Sharif Don Eslngor, Am Hoang, Mrd piece, Mnbtiw Bemertary; Patrick Daytiolf, aaoend pises, RooMska Mktdto 8choot; Oebrieia Garda, t * d ptsoa, Mfermlum Mdcls School; Brittney Patton, frit ptsca, Indtan Trait; Megan Cctfman, M piaca, Lawton ChSse M dJe School; Jsaas WSthan, first ptaoa, Mfcnrkm MMrfs Behoof; and Norman R. Wolflngar, ststa attorney. Not pkturad are Cindy Nsisan Wnl piaos, ‘njekawia rrtddto School and Frank Hsmandaz, second piaca, MMrmlum MkkSo School. Hamilton Happenings ■ y Scott Klnaoy Sp od al to th« Herald Have you ever wondered what the difference U between a Slash Pine and a Red Maple? Well, students at Hamilton Elementary C luster Magnet School are learning the differ­ ence. They are the proud ow n­ ers of the Environmental Learning Center, a dream that becam e a reality in 1991. The Learning Center is a 1-acre w etlana area, on school grounds, featuring native trees and shrubs in three different habitats. This unique ares w as established through the efforts o f m any people, spearheaded by Richard G regg, form er school board m ember and par­ e n t H is efforts have left a r e m a r k a b le t e a c h i n g tool f o r the itudenta o f H am ilton, and eventually all o f Sanford The history o f this C enter goes beck to 1989, when the PTA proposed the idea o f building a pavilion so students might study the environment outside, w ith pieces to sit and a roof for rain protection. Then, in 1991 Gregg proposed something much more. During April o f 1991, the first m eeting was held at Hamilton to discuss plans for not just a pavilion, but an entire habitat for study. The University o f Florida w as involved from the beginning, as were the Sem inole County Agriculture Center, the Sem inole County Horticulture Department, and the Sem inole County Environmental Education Center. T he PTA had pledged $5,000.00 for the pavilion, and G regg put in motion a plan that w ould turn a retention pond on the school grounds into a dynam ic learn­ ing area May o f 1991 saw another m eeting at the school site. This time it w as held for teachers, staff, adm inistrators, as well as landscape designers from the University o f Florida. The m eeting w as a success, and approval w as given to move forward w ith the plans. In Septem ber o f that year the official ground breaking cerem onies took place, with many dignitaries on hand for this exciting occasion. A 20foot 'Sw eetgum ' tree was planted at tine school, marking the beginning for the $40,000 Environmental Learning Center. Planned as a model other schools could copy, the Center w as to be com pleted in 6 months and feature three distinct habitats: s hardwood area, a w etlands area, and a South Florida 'flatw oods' area The original plans also includ­ ed an observation deck over the wetlands, s boardw alk that would wind through the entire Center, bird houses, 150 trees, 300 under-story plants, an irri­ gation system using reclaimed water, and a learning pavilion. Septem ber also saw the approval o f an $18,000.00 grant, made possible by the tfa a e e e e M M B Florida Department of Agriculture 4c Consumer Services. Volunteers where asked to p u t in the large trees and the students and teachers o f Ham ilton planted the under-story plants. November saw many work­ days s t the school, w itn volun­ teers putting in many trees indigenous to Central Florida, but no longer common to the area. Parents, teachers, board members, and interested friends o f Ham ilton gave many hours o f labor so this Center m ight see completion. Finally, during the month o f June, 1992, Ham ilton held on official opening for the newly created Environmental Learning Center, giving clo ­ sure to this new addition to education a t the school. Again, a hoet o f dignitaries and friends cam e to celebrate this ■pedal day, a day w hen a dream becam e a reality for Richard Gregg and so many people w ho sacrificed to breathe life into the Center. Many businesses in Sanford, and from the surrounding Central Florida area, helped in a variety o f ways to m ake this dream becom e real. T o rb ett's Nursery, o f Geneva, Florida, helped with 50 trees, mostly m aples, bald cypress, and ■lash pines. Pebble Junction, in Sanford, brought in 3 tons of Florida fieldstone. R ussell's Tree Farm and Nursery, also from Sanford, gave 1 dozen trees, valued a t over $4,000.00. Som e gave money, som e gave o f their time, bu t all gave from the heart for the children of Hamilton Along the way, there were problems. Donations needed to match the grant money were sometimes hard to come up with. Asking for item s up from, w ithout being able to pay im mediately because of the wording o f those grant monies, w as also difficult. Bui as each problem cam e up, solutions were found. And in the end, w hat stands today is a living m onument to all w ho gave w illingly for the future of environmental education at Hamilton. Next week, find out w hat is happening now a t Hamilton Elementary as environmental education enters a new era. S co tt K in sey U an H am ilton E lem en tary'* en viron ­ m en tal science teacher. T h i* 1* h i* first year teach in g a t H am ilton. 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L am b or P ori, F r a a h ly C o o k e d h n rn . 8 5 .7 5 SANFORD — The 26th Annual Golden Age Games got under way Sunday, O c t 29. EVcnts and competition will continue through Nov. 4 at various locations. A number of events have already been held including cycling and basket­ ball. Others, such as bowling, tennis, and others have had some competition already but will continutc through this week. The Golden Age Games began 26 years ago as an idea among dvic lead­ ers. The games have since grown into one of the largest in Florida, and are rec­ ognized nationally as the "Nation’s old­ est senior games." The Sanford games are one of only 12 qualifying sites for the Florida Senior Games State Championships. The top five finishers in Sanford will be eligible to compete in the state games w hkn will be held in Kissimmee from Nov. 28 through Dec. 3. Lisa Jones of the Sanford Recreation Department is chairman of this year's BIST FOOD •USTSUVK£> BIST HUCIS 1101 S. lUNCMAVL, SANTORO, H OTtN 7 DAYS 5 AM•8 I’M 5 Wednesday. November 1. 2000 P a g e 7 A 0|M Restaurant frU T iie S eminole H erald ______407-322-5863 L to R : B ill W alb o m , B o b b y B r la .o n , Mark H oaltar, Sh o rty Sm ith . Bri88on Funeral H om e Loyal to those we serve and Dedicated to.. Providing the opportunity to pre-plan Providing personalized service Providing a professional and caring staff Providing fa ir and competitive pricing the top three and female petidrs in e. sport broken dowi in many cases in aj u. Ursula West lights the torch Monday to open the 26th Golden Age divisions. “ ’ * i. cO < Games In Sanford. This year, for IN .ill second consecutiw year, participants are cases, registration for individual event required to be sg*> Opt over. Previously, competition may be done just prior to the start of the actual game, but organiz­ the beginningagei as 65. ers recommend double-checking on this Application? for ns were mailed out before planning a last minute entry. to persons who ret jested them or were The Recreation Department has involved in pntvjossgames several months ago. Lasts xtuiri forms howev­ brochures available listing each of the activities, times, dates, locations, and er, may still be’obti died at the Sanford Recreation Department pr Senior Center sponsoring organizations. These arc free of charge. Results listed for first everitaitold during Golden Age Games Brtsson Funeral Home, the oldest established funeral home in Seminole County, has always been committed to serving the community. B ris s o n F u n e ra l H o m e 905 L a u re l A v e n u e • S a n fo rd ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 events whichffe hires over 40 mi ing and festive events. Also sch uled are a nupit of special actfWj for everyone lb enjoy. In the spL of the Olympics Sanford even(s'| gold, silver a n ) Ho t m piipiQ |jy Ai R i w 2 W M J Cadi Bayne takas hit turn during the bWiarda man's eight-bal event Monday. ito 1041 The following winners have been announced by the Sanford Parks and Recreation Department for the 2000 Golden Age Games underway this week. Not all of the results were finalized by press time for events held on Monday and Tuesday. Additional event winners will be reported this week- Age 75-79 At Sanford, Gold Robert Hcffelfinger, Silver Frank Mullholland, Bronze The event are listed by activ­ ity, time, location and sponsor. THURSDAY, NOV. 2 • Breakfast — 7 a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Over 50 Club • Shuffleboard — 8:30 a.m., Sanford Shuffleboard Club, Same • Table Tennis — 8:30 a.m., Salvation Army Gym, Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis • Tennis —9 a.m., Sylvan Lake Park, Seminole County • Billiards, Woman's Rotation —9 a.m., Sanford Senior Center, City of Sanford • Hobby & Photo Show — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sanford City Hall, Seminole County Extension Homemakers • Swimming — 9:30 a.m., Sanford/Seminole Aquatic Center, City of Sanford • Bench Pressing — 2 p.m., Sanford City Hall, The Fitness Pit • Billiards, Men's Rotation —2 p.m ., Senior Center, City of Sanford • Talent Show — 7 p.m., Sanford Civic Center, City of Sanford FRIDAY, NOV. 3 • Breakfast — 7 a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Over 50 Club • 5K Run — 7 a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Central Florida Regional Hospital • 2-mile fun walk — 8:30 a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Seminole Baptist Assn. • Hobby it Photo Show — a.m. - 5 p.m., Sanford City Hall, Seminole County Extension Homemakers. • Tcnni s — 9 a.m., Sylvan Lake Park, Seminole County • Shuffleboard — 9 a.m., Sanford Shuffleboard Club, Same • Dominoes - Doubles — 9 a.m., Sanford Senior Center, Seminole Community Volunteer Program. • Bowling - Singles — 9 a.m., Aloma East Bowling Center, City of Sanford • Bridge - Contract or Duplicate — 1 p.m., Sanford Women's Club, Same • Boccv — 10 a.m., Westmont Park, City of Altamonte • Bawling - Singles — noon, Aloma East Bowling Center, City of Sanford • St. Johns River Cruise — 1 to 4 p.m., Rivership Romance, City of Sanford • Volleyball — noon to 4 p.m., Salvation Army Gym, City of Sanford SATURDAY, NOV. 4 • Breakfast — 7 a.m., Sanford Civic Center, Over 50 Club • Thick 4c Field — 9 a.m., Seminole High School, Kiwanis Club • Archery — 9 a.m., PBA, City of Sanford • Track 4c Field Awards, (to be announced), Seminole High School, Kiwanis Club T h e O le ’ T y m e V a rie ty S t o r e In D o w n to w n H is t o r ic S a n fo r d In Honor O f O u r *Senior Citizens - During The Golden Age Games We Offer 10% O ff A n y Purchase • 50 Years o r Older. 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Nnvcmtx.*r 1.2(H)() T he S eminole Herald Longwood-----C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1A paving assessment costs for resi­ dents to a 60-40 split between residents and the city." I.nvcstrand said his continued emphasis on city projects would be geared toward completing infrastructure such as paving and sewer along the city's busi­ ness corridors of SR 427 and 434, attracting more commcrral dol­ lars and utility fees, and improv­ ing redevelopment efforts on the city's [last side and Historic District. “We have a good city adminis­ trator in John Drago who has a vision and a long-range plan," said Lavvest rand. The mayor has acknowledged that some of the criticism mount­ ed by his challenger for failing to attract alternative revenue streams in valid, hut much of it is misleading. "Yes, we could have been more aggressive in going after community block grant money in the past," he said. "Part of the problem is that the city once had a part-time grant writer and no longer does. The second factor in attracting block grant money is that cities have to meet economic criteria. In many instances we were denied because of neigh­ borhood income medians." Lovestrand said be would be interested in the possibility of hiring a full-time grant writer for Longwood, but would go along with five wishes of the majority of the commission. Outlining a thrce-tiercd emphasis for the next term Lovestrand said he would work to redevelop the city's east side with better code enforcement, increased police patrols, and applying for grant money to assist homeowners in improving the area. He also sees great potential for Longwood's busi­ ness corridors in the near future. "With our infrastructure along the corridors coming closer to completion I see a hustling, bustling commercial zone that translates into more tax dollars and more utility fees which will help us hold or even lower our ad valorum taxes in the future," Lovestrand said. Miller expresses a similar view about a more cooperative com­ mission, progress on paving and sewer line projects, and says both challengers don't under­ stand how business and projects move forward In the dty. "There hasn’t been any one United Way — Continued from Page 1A Quail said. "We'll be fielding questions and trying to work with our agencies." The new policy states; "...H eart of Florida United Way believes that people, no mat­ ter what their background, deserve to have access to the resources that will help them grow to their greatest potential Therefore, United Way does not fund any agency that discrimirutes in the provision of services through any program on the basis of race, creed, religion, color, gender, sexual orientation, dis­ ability, marital status, veteran sta­ tus, national origin, age, or any other characteristic protected by law." O f the 1,400 United Way orga­ nization in America, only 10 have adopted a similar policy, though Quail claims about 2 dozen ch ap ters, including Brevard County, arc considering a non-discrimina­ tion policy. Dale said an attempt to force the Boy Scouts, or any other group; to sign a pledge uphold­ ing the United Way policy is blackmail. "For the United Way to tell gnvups, 'If you don't do as we say, we’re not going to fund you,' is wrong," Dale said. “The fact of the matter te they are discriminat­ ing against the Boy Scouts because the Boy Scouts won't bend their principles to fit the United Way." Dale said he has supported United Way in the past and is not denying city employees the right to donate. "I have not told any of our employees they can't donate to the United Way," Dale said. "That "City administrator John Drago nas a plan, we're sticking to it, and moving forward," Miller said. "Previous commis­ sions scrapped our infrastructure plans tne dty city behind. bentna. jians and set the The dday in the Range Line Road project is a perfect example of the mess that was created before by a few individuals which wc all wound up paying for." Miller said his emphasis on another term would oe to hold the line on d ty taxes, complete Longwood's commercial infra­ structure and maximize the use of the dty’s Historic District. "I'd like to have a hand in bringing Longwood into the 21st Century and not having us be the laughing stock of Seminole County because of a tiny few squeaky wheels who arc dlvi- sive," said Miller. Miller said since 1997 the dty has gotten back on track. "It's unfortunate that in 1994 the stubborn, bullhcadedness of a few board members wound up costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars because of delays and lack of vision," Millet said. "Certain factions had the dty tied up, but we arc moving forward." Miller said his challenger; McKenzie, has campaigned against big budget surpluses but doesn't understand the city's charter. "We are guided by law that says wc don't borrow money in ' " Miller said. "We've Longwood, _________ saved over the years and paid cash for capital projects. The d t) is debt free." of life issues that we all have to deal with on a day-to-day ifd. basis," Marino sail Pointing to the fact Seminole County belongs to Metro Plan Orlando, the guiding mecha­ nism and planning system for identifying and prioritizing spe­ cific Central Florida road pro­ jects, Marino said many local governments feel the amend­ ment made it to the ballot in a circumvented way. The initia­ tive has been spearheaded pri­ marily by business Interests in a Iceland area. the Lakeland "Local governments are just saying, hey, wc disagree that supporters of this amendment have gone around the formal process." Marino said if money is diverted from earmarked local projects to fund the high speed rail program, Seminole County would reel an immediate Impact. Hvhcn we i talk about quality o f life issues dealing with get­ ting people to and from work in a quick and safe mariner, and 1, we would see an Immediate Impact." Marino pointed to construc­ tion of a new 1-4 bridge improv­ ing access between Volusia and Seminole Counties, and lane expansion o f normally gridlocked 1-4 as examples of planned projects tiiat would be negatively impacted. He said he sees high speed rati playing a role in a mulletdimensional transportation sys­ tem in the future, out not right now. "We have a 10 year plan and a 20 year plan. O ur board and others know there are only ao many dollars to go around to fb the Issues w e are dealing with today." Last year Orange County vot­ ers shot down proposed fund­ ing for high speed rail projects designed more to transport tourists along International Drive and other tourist cprrid o n than to alleviate gridlock problems encountered dally by residents who commute In the tri-county area o f Orange, Seminole and Volusia counties. Rail is their decision to make. The only difference this year is that , we rc not going to use dty time for the United Way to solidt our employees." Dale estimated the dty has raised about $10,000 to SI 2JXX) a year for the organization, and Ik* placed the blame for a potential shortfall in furding for local agendes on tire United Way. "The burden rests on the United Way not to be stupid," Dale said. “If it comes down to people dedding whether to fund the Boy Scouts or the United Way, then the United Way is going to be the big loser. People aren't going to stand for it. Who is the United Way to come along and tell the Boy Scouts what they should or should not do?" Reaction, according to Dale, has been overwhelming positive. “Literally hundreds of people have called or stopped me when I'm out in public and told me they think I did the right tiling," Dale said. Quail said the United Way always tries to acquire new donora during its annual cam­ paigns, so he is unsure what affed the dty of Sanford with­ draw will have on overall fundraising. "fThe ban) is unfortunate because many times people get tiieir information from these meetings," Quail said. "It hurts the education and information process." Sanford City Commissioner Velma Williams said while she believed dty employees "should­ n’t be denied the rigid to have a payroll deduction to contribute to the United Way," she didn't feel comfortable discussion the issue. "I haven't been Involved In any formal discussion about the decision," Williams said. "I'm uncomfortable that we are embroiled in this controversy. As a commissioner, I don't think my role calls for me to be involved in this." Date said he made die decision to bar the United Way because the organization always came to him to conduct its campaign in CityHaU. "I didn’t need permission from anyone to allow mem to come in, so I didn't think I needed anyout," Kiiesaid^He added that the City Commission would have the final decision. "Ultimately, die City Commission can dedde to support United Way or not sup­ port United Way." With the exception of Williams, at least two commiasionen sup­ port Dale's decision. "The employees can still con­ tribute to die United Way," said Commissioner Randy Jones. T h is doesn't prevent diem from doing that. My feeling Is the Boy Scouts have been around a long time, and their policies are their policies. If someone doesn't agree with them, they don't have to join the Scouts. There's other activities for them to be involved with." CwnHimad b o m Pago 1A commission’s position that the amendment would create an unfunded mandate that would Immediately and permanently affect 10 years of previous transportation planning and negapacttheG ov tively impact tne Governor's use of discretionary transporta­ tion dollars. Additionally," explained Marino, "The board is con­ cerned that the normal planning process for such a transporta­ tion project has been bypassed, and does not believe it is appro­ priate to advance this particular project with a Constitutional Amendment." Central to Seminole County Commissioners’ opposition is the fact funds totaling millions and millions would be diverted from current and planned pro' ‘ to bu"ild l a;h i g h jects in order speed rail infrastructure and system. "M any local governments likewise opposing this amend­ ment are more concerned about projects already on the board for road widening, bridge build­ ing—w e're interested in quality Commissioner Brady Luaard said he believed the United Way could hurt its fund-raising efforts in the future. "I think the United Way made a terrible decision," Leaaard said. T h e Boy Scouts have the right to set their own policies, and for the United Way to try to circumvent that will be disastrous to that organization." WEBs0FF >•< Peterson-------Continued bo m Page 1A from Minnesota, attended the Golden Age Games this year to watch her race. Jim, who is 60, even borrowed a bike from his motlier's choir director to race In his age group's 5K. "I wanted to participate this year as a family," Man-Henri I’etcrson said. "I've been begging Jim to do it for several years." Barb Peterson said she is very proud o f her mother-in-law's accomplishments. "These women who raced zreat accomplishment in the last inree years, but a scries of small­ er accomplishments that arc get­ ting us to where we need to be,” said Miller. The District 3 representative points to a near 70 percent com­ pletion of sewer line Installation along the city's business corridor in the last three years, which he says he helped spearhead. Construction of a community Civic Center and Improvements in fire and rescue efforts arc also accomplishments Miller says he had a hand in. "We have seen more progress in the past three years than in the 10 previous to that," said Miller. th e Incumbent points to a change in dty administrators and a new complexion of the commission for those steps for­ ward. today have overcome great odds to be here," she said. ‘Think of all the women their age who aren't here." For many years, i’eterson's goal lias bran to race when she is 90. With only one more year to go, she — and her family — aspires for more. "I think she should do it until she creates a new age category," Barb Peterson said. "I think they should have a 100-104 age group." Mari-Henri Peterson said she will continue riding as long as it's possible. She enjoy* It, and each time she gets on her bicycle, It brings back memories of the conversation she had with her husband 18 years ago. "M y husband died 10 years ago, but I think of him whenever I race," she said. "It brings back good memories. "But, when someone asks me why I do it, I can't really put It Into words," she said. T r a the challenge, and I love i t " NOTICE OF PUBLICATION CHAPTER 197.322 LAWS OF FLORIDA NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA: THE 2000 SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX ROLLS HAVE BEEN DELIVERED BY THE PROPERTY APPRAISER TO THE TAX COLLECTOR FOR THE COLLECTION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 2000. THESE TAXES ARE FOR REAL ESTATE, TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY, SCHOOL, COUNTY GENERAL FUND, MUNICIPALITIES, AND SPECIAL TAX DISTRICTS, (SUCH AS: LIGHTING, COUNTY FIRE UNIT, ST. JOHNS WATER MGMT, ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT & SOLID WASTE). THERE IS A 4% DISCOUNT APPLICABLE TO ALL TAXPAYERS FOR TAX PAYMENT FROM NOVEMBER 1st THROUGH NOVEMBER 30th 2000. A 3% DISCOUNT MAY BE TAKEN ON PAYMENTS FROM DECEMBER 1st THROUGH DECEMBER 31st 2000. THERE WILL BE A 2% DISCOUNT FOR JANUARY 1st THROUGH JANUARY 31st 2001 PAYMENTS, AND A 1% DISCOUNT FOR FEBRUARY 1st THROUGH FEBRUARY 28th 2001 PAYMENTS. N ET AMOUNT OF TAXES IS DUE MARCH 1st THROUGH MARCH 31st 2001. YOU MAY MAIL YOUR PAYMENT TO: SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR, PO BOX 630, SANFORD, FLORIDA 327720630. TAXES MAY BE PAID IN PERSON AT THE COUNTY SERVICES BUILD­ ING, ROOM 1200, IN SANFORD, AT THE WILSHIRE PLAZA BRANCH OFFICE IN CASSELBERRY, OAK GROVE SHOPPES BRANCH OFFICE IN ALTA­ MONTE SPRINGS, OR THE OVIEDO CITY HALL BRANCH OFFICE IN OVIEDO, BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 2000. OFFICE HOURS ARE 8:30 TO 5:00 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. THE TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 407-665-1000. * F IJ L L P R O L E 5 5 C O LO R W A I L A B I F •TABLOIDS •BOOKS •NEWSPAPERS On Specialty Grade Paper & New sprint Call D o u g Fetzer 322-2611 For Quotes Seminole Herald COMMERCIAL PRINTING I �T iie S eminole H frauj Wrdnradnv. Nmnutter I. 2000 P ilffr 9A eneva m ini-bike fa cility iedicated to M a r k Sch m id t Jy Nick Pfelfauf E veryon e lias a fa v o r ite H oliday! What ’s you rs? Visit ou r d ec o ra ted m od el cen ter today an d m ake y ou r c h o ic e fro m a dozen a ffo rd a b le an d excitin g design s. FR E E p re-q u a lifica tio n ! (Staff Writer A mlni-bikc riding facility |was dedicated Saturday, Oct. 21. The facility is located at the I entrance to the Seminole County Landfill on Osceola 1Road, just north of Geneva. The Seminole County imey Outreach NYPUM (National Youth Project Using Mini-bikes) Programs sponsored the event. The facility will be used as a mini-bike riding area for young­ sters, mostly of Middle School age. Seminole County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Steve Olson said young­ sters will be given goals In edu­ cation, behavior and other requirements, and those who meet those goals will be award­ ed with a certain amount of time which can be spent on the mini-bikes at the new facility. Otson added that some of the youngsters may even be consid­ ered "at-risk" students. “We think tills will be a great incen­ tive for improvements in our schools," he said. The area has been named the Mark Schmidt (Memorial) Riding Facility. Schmidt was killed in the crash of an experimental aircraft near Prairie Lake in Fern Park, on May 15. Olson said Schmidt, 42, who had owned Seminole Power Sports in the Five Points area, often assisted the sheriff's department in needs for special equipment, especially for patrolling area lakes and rivers. He also helped the Seminole Department o f Public Safety and police departments in Casselberry, Maitland, Altamonte Springs and Longwood. He was said to be instrumen­ tal in starting the NYPUM in Seminole County In 1998. Since that time, dozens of youth have received services from the profam, through .the efforts of Seminote County Sheriff Don EsUngor and Gayle Schmidt dedlcato a new mini-bike riding facility in Geneva. Schmidt's husband. Mark, was killed in an airplane crash earlier this year. Ho had been a long time supporter of the sheriff's office and youth programs to deter kids from crime. 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Novrmber 1. 20(H) Tin: StMiMu r I I frai .i ) Plant ----------- Lake M ary Chamber hosts 10th annual Fantasy Night Continued from Page 1A meet future customer growth. "We're all working at once and doing our best to coordinate activities in an attempt to mini­ mize impact on drivers and nearby residences and business­ es. Once the road work is com­ plete, traffic should flow smoother," said Kennedy. "Rcpowcring" means replac­ ing the 1970's power plant tech­ nology with state-of-the-art combined-cycle technology using natural gas instead of oil. The project will double the gen­ erating capacity of the existing facility without requiring addi­ tional land to meet the growing electricity needs of FPL's cus­ tomers in Central Florida. Repowering will expand the plant's current capability of pro­ viding electricity for about 220,000 homes and businesses to serve over 486,000 homes and businesses. Construction started in February’ and the project is expected to be In operation by 200.1. From Staff R eports The Seminole County/Lake Wary’ Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold the 10th annual Fantasy Night Silent Auction on Friday, Nov. 3. The event will be held at Shriners Auditorium in Maitland. "This year will mark a first for us," said Chamber Executive Director Diane Parker. "Tills is the first year we will host the auction as the newly expanded Seminole County/lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, which means more items for bid and more fun." She continued, "E:antasy Night has seen a natural evolu­ tion, becoming one of the cham­ ber's most popular fundraising events. Everyone gels a kick out of bidding the array of grand and unique items that just aren't available in any other venue. This event represents this cham­ ber well in that our members contribute their very best ser­ vices and products for auction % r OF SEMINOLE, INC. 2 M ilo s W eB t o f O v lo d o o n HW Y. 4 3 4 W A LTE R H EN D R IX FA CTO R Y AIR SPECIALISTS SALES • SER VICE • PARTS •ALL MAKES RADIATORS •S P EED O M ETE R S • BRAKES A U TO E LEC TR IC • TU N E U P S , A I Wt- A N T IQ U E S & R E F IN IS H IN Q A N T IQ U E S B O U G H T A S O L O O PEN O DAYS A W EEK F R E E E 8 T IM A T E & P IC K -U P A N D D E L IV E R Y 8 A M E L O C A T IO N F O R 3 3 Y E A R S 407-834-1065 fax 407-834-4380 1030 W. STATE RD. 4 3 4 OVIEDO, FL. 3 2 7 6 5 p L . Phone (407) 365-3740 PAMELA J. HELTON. P.A BANKRUPTCY • DIVORCE Payment Plans • Also Practicing In: Family Law, Modification, Child Support, 1 !\ Landlord / Tenant, Evictions, I Domestic Injunctions, Guaniianship, L Probate and Wills. 801N. 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Exactly how people feel about the problem however, is the topic of a special meeting scheduled for Lake Mary High School auditorium on Monday, Nov. 13. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m., but maps will be available for review begin­ ning at 5:30 p.m. According to Metroplan Orlando, 67 percent or Central Florida residents consider trans­ portation to be the most Impor­ tant issue facing the region. Unfortunately, all indicators point to even more traffic in tire future. To compound the prob­ lem, the total cost o f needed improvements far exceeds pro­ jected revenue. Irf fact, Central Florida is now faced with a $5.2 billion transportation funding shortfall. In 1995, Metroplan Orlando, the transportation planning organization for Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties, developed the 2020 Lung Range Transportation Plan (LRTP). Tne LRTP outlined improvements that needed to be made over the next 25 years. It was not a wish list, but rather a plan of critical projects that were necessary to maintain the level or mobility that existed in 1995. With the $5.2 billion funding shortfall however, tire entire plan cannot be implemented. In order to make the LRTP financially feasi­ ble, Metroplan Orlando is cur­ rently updating the plan. The projects within the plan are being reexamined and priori­ tized to determine which improvements might need to be cu t Every Improvement in the LRTP is desperately needed and cutting projects will not be an easy task. Five public hearings, includ­ ing the first one in Lake Mary, are scheduled for November to give citizens an opportunity to help determine wWch projects are to be removed from tree plan. Difficult decisions must be made - decisions that will impact the entire region. For additional information, phone Metroplan Orlando at 407-481-5672. u APPLIANCESTORE, Inc 2921 Orlando Dr. 9144 \^ as a way to support the commu­ nity in a positive way.” Among items listed are luxu­ rious vacations, glittering gem­ stones, special spa treatments, golf outings, and wonderful wines. Other items include a 1.2 carat baguetto diamond band worth nearly $2,000, a 12-fi>ot sailboat, weekend retreat aboard a Featherlitc Coach tour bus, a $1,500 scholarship In Barbizon of Orlando, home furnishings by Thomas W. Ruff and others. Additionally, a silent auction will be held at the event which Sanford, FL 32793 (Big Loti Plaza) 153 W S R . 4 3 4 Winter Springs 407-302-3053 ZAm M -F 10 to 7 • Sun 10 to 5 q v Jlo lic la y Sea son M S 407-827-8344 ^ * j ™ n 12 Mo. Warranty 6 ® ■i-- I on refrigerators ’ 2 yr. 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November 1. 2000 THE SEMINOLE HBRALD L ife Style B la c k H eritage T rail T our rich in area h istory The Black Heritage TYail Tbur held recently presented a great deal of history of the City of Sanford and the history of the black com* munity. The bus tour was taken by more than 40 educators and citi­ zens. Some remarked they had no idea that Sanford was so rich in black history. Tour guide for the trip Marva was Patricia Whatley, who organizes and s • # schedules this tour every two weeks. You may caU Tkjiri School of Performing Arts and Academics at 407*324*9140 for general information on the tour dates. In the photo, the group is shown as they hear retired edu­ cator and tour historian Juanita Graham Harold give the history of the newly remodeled old Hopper Elementary School Center which was Duilt in the early 1900's, and other African American Culture sites. A must see on the tour. together Saturday evening, Oct. 28 at the Sanford Chamber of ..........• Commerce to wish a ■T Halloween birthday boy, Rufus L. McClain a 39plus happy birthday. : ■ The grand surprise was ■ given by his daughter Stephene McClain Littles and all of his children and family members. It made for an evening full of surprises for this grand ole' gentleman, v 9 • Many more of these happy birthdays are r. Rufus. Thanks to all wished Mr. who made for a great day. Special entertainment was the Passion Mime Boys. Hawkins in elementary school In Alhambra, Calif., where she was placed in a class taught by an older, conservative teacher who had little patience. The teacher would yell at Silvia for not under­ standing English. As you can imagine, tak­ ing Silvia to school each day became a Greek tragedy. She would cry from the time she got into the car and contin­ ued as she walked through the school's gates. She also cried at home. Fortunately, our daughter was transferred into another class that was taught by a younger teacher, Miss Luke. Miss Luke didn't understand a word of Spanish, but she would wait at the gate for our arrival in the morning, take Silvia's hand and walk with her all the way to the classroom. She spoke English to her in the most loving way, in a sweet, soft voice. Within a week, our daughter was actually happy to be going to school. In a month, she was speaking with her new friends in English! Miss Luke eventually mar­ ried and became Mrs. Mcrtha. If she reads this, we want her to know that Silvia, who showed talent for both writing and art, decided to follow in her footsteps and become a teacher like her. Although Silvia has been offerednlgher administrative positions, she's decided to remain in the classroom with her “little ones.” Bless you, Mrs. Mertha. You are living proof that bureaucratic laws are not a substitute for love and affec­ tion. RUDOLPH SPADANO, HACIENDA HEIGHTS, CAUF. Family and friends gathered OnDUM VERSAL HUSSSYNDICATE Looking for those early Xmas gifts? It's a yard sale and fish fry at the site of Evergreen Temple No. 321, IBPO Elks, Saturday, Nov. 4, from 8 a m to 3 p.m., at the Elks Lodge, 619 Cypress Avenue. Come and get the hot fried fish, baked beans, potato salad and bread. Call 407-322­ 3291 or 407-323-6998 for infor­ mation. Sylvia Bodison, daugh­ ter Ruler. Saturday Nov. 4 at 9 a jn . at Hamilton Elementary School Cafetorium, 1501 East 8th Street, is the annual Prayer Breakfast sponsored by the Christian Education Committee of S t Paul Baptist Church, Rev. Albert Covington, pastor. This break­ fast is held yearly to benefit the Rev. Castle Brewer Scholarship Fund for deserving students of Seminole County School. Tickets are $7. Last call tor tickets at the church office, 407-323-1601, or Altermese Bentley at 407-322- rMvVa pnOur wj RMTY1 fWWlJni Juanita Graham Harold dbcutsas the area's black history during a tour at Hopper Academy Community Cantar. - 7875. Guest speaker is Juanita Larry Riley, a member of New Covenant Baptist Church, Orlando, a Christian playwright and facilitator, a good news car­ rier of Jesus Christ. Get Out the Vote Campaign Headquarters will open Nov. 2 at 1017 West 13th Street. For vot­ ing information, ballots, trans­ portation to the polls on election day, call 407-323-9992 or 407­ 323-9998. Get out the Vote Headquarters Is at the old Star Theater, 13th Street, a communi,ty service. Exotic leafminer detrimental to Florida’s citrus This citrus leafminer was reported for the first time in South Florida in the spring of 1993. In one year it invaded all the citrus j producing areas of IA Florida and was also I detected in Alabama, Louisiana and Texas. Many countries in the Caribbean region have also reported this insect problem. Ferrer The Insect The citrus leafminer is a small nocturnal moth, measuring less than 5 mm in length. Adults are most often found during daylight hours on undersides of leaves in the interi­ or canopy of citrus trees. They laid a single, tiny, translucent egg on the leaf surface on newly growing citrus leaf. Female leafminers may lay as many as 50 eggs during a life­ time. A majority of eggs are laid on the underside of the leaf, often located in proximity to veins. Hatching larvae bores through tissue and begins feeding curface layer of ceils, ss normally remain restricted to the leaf sur­ face cells and do not pen­ etrate to the spongy assue below. The larva pupates inside the mine and the adult emerges in a few days. Under ideal condi­ tions, the entire life cyde, from egg to adult can be completed in 14 days. flush Since populations in summer and fall are generally high, it is recom­ mended to reduce fertilizer and irrigation practices during this period to decrease damage of the Al P m r Is am * mU Own* UrSsn the growing but typically affects little o f lha I spring flush. Since The use of petroleum oil and a growth regulator called azadirachtin were found to be effective in the control of this insect The standard recommen- . flushes do not account for sign!) cant portions of the total leaf cn on mature trees, its damage gen erally does not affect mudl o f t f growth and yield on trees five years or older. Young twigs or fruits are not often affected by the citrus leafminer. dation for homeowners is the use of an oil spray at a rate of 1-2 tablespoons per gallon of water. . TWo applications space 10-14 days apart is required to protect a flush cyde. This will not give 100 percent control under heavy pres­ sure but it should keep the trees functioning until biological con­ trols become established In the ares. Use oil sprays with precauitures may Induce some toxicity. Tbses less than 5 years old will require more protertian than trees 5 years or older. important rector in the reduction of this dtrus pest under field con­ ditions, the use of broad-spec­ trum insecticides should be avoided, to protect theae parasites from befog killed. 2920 8. Orlando Drlva Sanford, Florida 32773 (407)323-8787 Frm Inapactlon / No obligation Oviedo homecoming events begin next week From staff reports DEAR RUDOLPH: Thank you for sharing the touching story about a significant chapter in your daughter's life. It teaches two lessons — that a dedicated teacher can make a profound differ­ ence in a child's life, and that it's not only what you say, but also how you say it that conveys a massage. Grace Apostolic Temple, In c, in association with the Seminole High School African American United, presents Holy Humor IV, “O ff the Hook, Laugh Jam” featuring Passion Mime Boys, Robert Snell, comedian Red Z, and the Seminole High School Gospel Choir; Friday, Nov. 3 at 7 p jn . at the Seminole High School Auditorium. Admission is an $8 donation, or $10 at the door. For tickets see Bethel Bible Book store, or phone 407-321­ 3228 or 407-981-8371. : OVIEDO — Even though a full week of activities have been planned for Oviedo High School Homecoming, action is already underway. The official homecoming will be Nov. 6 through 11. Tickets will be on sale for foe event beginning O c t 23 during lunch in the commons. Tickets will be available through Nov. 10. Nominations for homecoming court have already been gathcoming »<»"«> in the Comnu ered earlier this month, with with this year's theme, A Nl voting for the court now underin C am elot* way to English classes. For additional informatia The court wfll be officially . regarding this homecoming announced at the Pep Rally on ebrmtion, phone 407-320-419 Friday, O c t 27.A door-decorat­ fog contest between Third Period classes will also be held. . Decorations may be done until Nov. 6, and Judging will be done on the 10m. Saturday, Nov. 11 from 8 p.m. until midnight, it's the home- O ffice s C o a s t to C o a st' s in e s 1954 HERE !! Phone* I. Publlx.super markets, inc. Offer Good Only At: Lake Mary Pointa 601 Weldon Blvd. ( 8 R 17-92 at Entrance to 8 C C ) LUV5902 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 8 -8 3 8 5 Good af f » Pubtx at laka Mary Aorta, m S S n S M location only. UmAon»dttilpm coupon porPbaimacy loca­ tion. Thh coupon 1$nor red-matte tar mjpptita or aandoaa paid tor In arioi* or in part by any povammanf programs. wm rr *- 1 COUPON PER PURCHASE *NO ALCOHOL •TOBACCO • LOTTO SH �s c m iiio lr L cg als............... - .............. Classifieds........................ Cross W ord................ . W eather............................. TV Listings....................... H e ra ld Sp o rts 5B-7B 7B-9B 9B 10B 4B FW C to honor all disability licen ses A change in the disability license law earlier this year < has caused problems for some disabled individuals trying .................................. to obtain hunting permits, but the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conser­ vation Commi­ ssion Shupe (FW Q has fou nd s • • • • • • • way to llrn ild R a id e r s , S te e le rs w r a p u p p e r fe c t seaso n s By Dean Sm ith Sports Editor SANFORD — The Steelers rolled to another pair of easy victories, while the Raiders nad to withstand a scare in the final week to finish off unbeaten seasons in the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department 2000 Youth Flag Football League. Both teams had clinched their respec­ tive division titles, the Raiders in the Minors (7-to-9 year olds) and the Steelers (10-to-12 year olds) in the Majors, with A Teams claim Minors and Majors division titles in Sanford Rec. Youth Flag Football relatively easy wins on October 21st, and then closed out the regular season last Saturday on the field across from Sanford Middle School last Saturday. The Raiders and Steelers will now face the Altamonte Springs League Champions on Friday, November 17th, at a time and place to be determined. In the Minor Division, the Raiders P a tr io t whipped the Gators, 19-7, on October 21st, to clinch the crown, but struggled to get past the Bengals, 13-12, this past Saturday. In the other games, the Bengals nipped the jaguars, 14-12, on Oct. 21st, then got a 7-0 “freebie" from the Gators this week. In the Major Division, the Jaguars saw their title hopes mell when they lost a 13­ 12 decision to the Rattlers on Oct. 21st, and the Steelers ended all doubt when they whipped Ihe winless Redskins, 33-6. This past Saturday, the Steelers closed out the season with a 13-0 whitewashing of the Jaguars and the Rattlers moved Into a tic for second place with their sec­ onds consecutive 13-12 victory, this time over the Redskins. The final standings arc: In the Minor Division _ the Raiders (6­ 0), the Gators (4-2), the Bengals (2-4) and See Flag, Page 3B Bear boys fall three strokes short in regionals p o u n d in g Lake Brantley swim teams dominate SAC Championships By Dean Smith Outdoors ^TheF^VC will honor both new and recently expired disability licenses this hunt­ ing season. ‘ Some individuals who qualified for free disability licenses under the old law learned their licenses were no longer valid under the new law, and they didn't have ample time to renew their licenses in time to apply for wUdiife miaaggjnsQt — areas quota permits," said Eddia White, the FW C'i quota hunt coordinator. "We recognize the timing of the new law placed these people In an impoaelble situ­ ation. This decision will enable everyone with disabil­ ity licenses to hunt this sea­ son as In years p a s t" The revised law, which took effect July 1, changed the criteria for individuals to obtain a disability hunting and fishing license. Under the new law, individuals must be certified as totally and permanently disabled by the United States Veterans Administration, United States Armed Forces, Florida Department of Veterans Af/airs, or be certified as dis­ abled by the United States Social Security Administration. The law also invalidated all disability licenses issued before July 1, 1997 "By June 1,2001, aU dis­ ability ilcense holders will need to be in compliance," White said. S H U P E 'S S C O O P d u s s j r ? cold fronts will have a dram atic impact upon fishing conditions. The best fishing takes place a few days before or after the paso f ttfront. The uvrst ' * ‘ or immediately after a co firont hits. Soon F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T KiYCT action Is getting bet­ ter by the day. Low water levels and cooler air tempera­ tures are causing bass to De more active. Look for Irregu­ lar features to hold river bass. Deep banks, sand bars, creek moutha, and tend s will all hold bass. Shiners will consistently take the larger fish this time of year. SfibostiAOinkt has good action with snook, redfish, trout and flounder. Large live shrimp or small baitfish work well for all species. Captain lack at Pori Canaveral reports that seas have been really high and virtually no boats nave ven­ tured offshore. Inside the Port, a few snook, sheepshead and flounder round out the action. Trout Set Outdoors, Fags 2B Sports Editor ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S — L ik e Brantley proved again last Thursday that it is die power in swimming and div­ ing in the Seminole Athletic Conference. Competing in the Seminole Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championships at the Lake Brantley Aquatic Center, both Patriots squads romped to victory, the boys A 8smlnote High BchooJ swimmer pours It on as he heads tor ms rwsh line dunog tne semmoie amieoc Coniersnoe Swimming and DMng Championships at the Lake Brantley Aquatic Center last week. WinterSprings, S o rin o ,552-to552-to- Mary, Mary,572-to-422. 572-to-422. topping Winter 327, and the girls besting Lake The Lake Brantley boys won R a id e r s r e a d y to th u m p th e r o c k Starting with the South Carolina duo of 6-foot-10 Che Morgan (Travelers Rest) and 6foot-9 Cedric McHaney (Iva) . and 6-foot-7 Tim Morrison from Sarasota, the Raiders will have one of their tallest rosters in year's. Also on the 14-player roster are 6-foot-6 Jontue Johnson (Atlanta, Ga.), the 6-foot-5 trio of Roddrick Henry (Orlando), Curtis Dallas (Orlando) and Joe Williams (Deltona), 6-foot-4 SANFORD — After graduatJason Currington (Leesburg), 6foot-2 Josh Houston (Winter Park), 6-foot An twain TknneU year'i (Jacksonville) and 5-foot-ll Seminole Community College basketball season figured to oe a Dennis Williams (Orlando). Cromartie will also have rebuilding year for coaches Ken Orlando Magic veteran Greg Patrick ana Stan Cromartie. Kite back as nls chief assistant, And while both teams will ; with new assistant Levi alongt feature a lot of inexperienced Cobb. freshmen, if a look at die rosters The men will be tested right and their play In preseason off the bat as they will open the scrimmages are any indication, season tonight against defend­ the 2000-2001 will feature a reloaded Raiders program, not a ing state champion Brevard Community College from rebuilding! Cocoa. Cromartie, who Is beginning The game will be played at his third season at the helm of home at the Health and Physical the revamped men's program, Education Center starting at ts to nave the biggest Job 7 3 0 pan. and as usual, admis­ losing two-year starters sion will be free. Lonnie Battle, Daryl Dingle and The men will also be at home Joe Edwards, as well as Eric on Saturday, hasting Walker and Mario Scott, who Hillsborough Community split starting assignments most College from Tampa starting at of last year, and part-time 7 3 0 p.m. starter Robbie Shapiro from Patrick also suffered heavy Lake Mary. graduation losses, seeing four All six were offered scholar­ starters, two part-time starters ships with only Shapiro deddand an Important reserve depart ' to remain at home. from a team that went 27-6 and it with returning starter an overtime lots to eventual Matt Story (6-foot-5 shooting state champion Gulf Coast in guard from Sarasota) and top the semifinals. reserve Chris Calderon (a 6The biggest losses are All­ foot-6 leaper from Apopka) American Kaisa Tuurc and 3returning as a nucleus, along point specialist Satu Ralmasalo, with 6-foot-2 sophomore point Doth of whom are now on schol­ guard Walter Green from arship at Stetson University, and Tallahassee, who transferred to let-quick point guard Mevctt SCC from Central Michigan last year but had to set out the sea­ The Raiders also lost a poten­ son after being injured in an tial superstar when 6-foot-2 automobile accident, to form the Kristi Jones, the 1999 West nucleus, Cromartie is optimistic Virginia Player of the Year, and of a good season. a top reserve last year for SCC, But what is really impressive was killed in an automobile about the men's team is the size See SCC, Page 3B of the new players. 10 of 12 individual races, while Sea Swimming, Page SB DAYTONA BEACH — Oh so dose, yet so far away. The Winter Sprinjp boys golf team came up just truce strokes short o f earning a spot in next week's G ass 2A State Tournament at the Class 2ARegion II Tournament at Riviera Golf Club Monday afternoon. Host Mainland dominated the event behind Grant Gomes' 67 See Golf, Pag* SB i" S C C basketball teams to tip off season's today and Thursday r 42 44 {[.in no 3 sins 3 Photo's court—y ot S eminole Community Co—— The Semi note Community College men's basketball team ot head coach Stan Cromartte (top) will open the 2000­ 2001 season with home garnet tonight (Wednesday) and Saturday (Nov. 4) at 7:30 p.m., white coach Ken Patrick's women's teem (bottom) will begin with road games on Thursday and Saturday. Admission to home games is free. �P a AC 2 K Wednesday. November I. 2000 T he S eminole Herald FASCAR tracks, drivers offer candy to trick-or-treating fans Special to the Herald BITHLO — Kids bring your trick or treat bags^.drivers will have candy on the front stretch! Both the grandstand side at the conces­ sion and the Pit Office will have candy for any child out trick or treating. Come see us! K IT T L E S O N S U R V IV E S S P E E D W O R L D S U P E R LA TE M O D E L S By Dave Weaterman Special to the Herald BITHLO — Current Points leader Travis Kittleson had a little luck go his way in winning Friday night's 25-lap Super Late Model event at Orlando Speed world. Heat Race winner Justin Drawdy had the pole with Bill Pratt outside of him and the two raced that way for 3/4 of a lap before bumping together in turn four. Kittleson barely squeezed by the spinning duo as the caution flew. Pratt and Drawdy pitted with only Pratt able to continue although the damage forced him to Finally park his mount for the night a few laps later. Kittleson dominated the remainder of the event. A slowdown near midrace for a problem with Eddie King's car was the only thing to slow Kittleson's run to the checker. Tom Root had a great car and was running third but was forced from the race with an oil leak. Rusty Ebersolc trailed Kittleson to the stipe followed by David Hart, David King and Perry Lovelady. It was Kittleson's eighth win of the season. Jason Boyd captured win number 13 in the Modifieds leading flag to flag. Action was halted on lap three for a hard crash on the frontstretch involving John Wills and "Hoot*’ Flynn. Neither driver was hurt but both were done for the evening. With two laps to go, third-running Wayne Parker blew a rear tire and was also forced to the sidelines. Frank Polly drove a great race to end up second behind Boyd. John Focrg was third over Shane Held and Skip Honakcr. After six laps of side by side racing, it was Rich Clouscr who finally came out on top of the Sportsman main over Richard Hight. Kelly Jarrett, Mark Griffin and Jeff Wright rounded out the top five. The Dwarf Cars were back and with a starting field of 24; the action was wild. Mark Landis led most of the way topping his brother George Landis for the win. Series Champion Michel Fortin came home third in front of Brian Paradis and Don Hess. Rick Lundocn, Alain Paradis, Dan Berry, Marc Andre Gagnon and Yves Langrois rounded out the top 10. After rebuilding nis car from a bad crash the week before, Duane Freed ran away from the Super Stock field outrunning Homer Gordon, Bob Wines, Rob Watford and Charles Fry. Kenny Hankins took his tenth Mini-Stock win in dominating fashion over Geoff Williams, Gary Green, Rose Dickerson and Jeff Davis. This Friday (Nov. 3) a Super Stock Special will be run and the Allison Legacy Cars will also make a special appearance plus Heats and Features in Super Late Model, Modified, Sportsman, Mini Stock & Striddy Stock. No Late Models this week. Gates open a 6 p.m. and racing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles cast of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. BOYD W INS AT NEW SMYRNA By Hank Bandera Special to the Herald SAM SULA — Jason Boyd driving the #15 Boyd Racing Engines Chevy qualified on the pole, charged to the front, and held off a furious run by Scott Bramlett #26 to get the win in the Country 93.1 Late Model 100 Lap feature at New Smyrna Speedway last Saturday night. MNSSb is m m a .w tOWBETCp. A good field of cars were on hand to challenge Boyd, but several fast cars fell out early including Chris Lawrence and Randy Dye. Boyd took the lead from David Logan on lap 21, but it was Scott Bramlett in Murphy's #26 that looked like the car that might challenge the #15. Scott got under Jason on lap #71, but lost it and had to go to the back. After tnc last restart on lap #81, Boyd never looked back and got the win over the #17 SARA car of Scott Crosscy, third went to the #27 of Richard Baer of Miami, fourth was points leader Mike Williams in the Scars' #9 and David Logan put the #1 car fifth. Mike Williams clinched the points battle and is the 2000 Country 93.1 Champion. When Jerry Symons' #66 modified takes the grid, most agree he will be the car to beat. Wayne Parker drove the #3 Cadillac for all it had, but had to settle for second to Symons super fast black Lefthander. The third spot eventually went to the #16 of Justin Henderson, and Joe Middleton put the #71 in fourth. The #70 Dodge Daytona of Dave Saviki was paid for fifth. It was the #55 Ford Probe of Rick 'Concrete" Turney who dominated the Mini-Stock field. He drove to victory over the #64 of Mark Rigsby. The third spot was filled in by St. Pete native Urn McPhail driving the white #30 Missile. Jamie McCague's #8 slipped past JD Duncan's #37 for fourth. The Sportsman feature saw some controversy surrounding the first time win of Steve Rcdditt in the #1 blue Pontiac Gran Prix. Doug Samion in the #04 Rinaldi's Air car tried every line he could to get around Rcdditt, but couldn't pass. Outdoors — Continued from page IB and red fish are rated as fair in the Banana and Indian rivers. Big waves have been pound­ ing rones Inlet SO pay careful attention to the marine forecast before planning a trip to the jet­ ties. Drum, sheepshead, red fish and flounder are present in good numbers. Live or dead shrimp is the top bait. Trout and red fish arc rated as good in Mosquito Lagoon. Both Rcdditt and Samian ended up in victory lane for a heated discussion with the flagman about a restart where Samian had taken the lead, but was called back. Rcdditt was eventually credited with the win. Samion was paid for 2nd, third went to John Nusbaum in the hot, black #70 (a nice guy that needs sponsor help), Kevin Hawkinberry placed the #80 in the fourth spot, Ron Lufcy drove the #07 to a fifth place finish. The real disappointment of the evening was the absence of the 0-no car. He was sorely missed by his many fans. Jim Wintcrstcin's #13 Olds is the fastest SupcrStock at NSS. We can say whatever we want, but this car is the car to beat every time. Saturday night he embarrassed the Chevrolet field again by winning with a half track lead after lifting at the flag stand! The Wildman, Chris Pclcdat, in the #28 came home second, a career best. Teddy Helms was paid for 3rd in his Orange #61 Bulck. Mike Soukup #45 ran fourth. The Strictly Stock feature went to Richard Bolton in the #78 over Rod Moss, Chris Kirkgard and James Dyal. This Saturday (Nov. 4) the Classic Cars will make a special appearance along with weekly heats and features in all divisions. Gates open a 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7 pro. every Saturday night at the track located at the cor­ ner of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (904) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or Bm B sd a | p i| t SB BU SIN ESS OW NERS r ENTREPRENEURS FREE S A M E DAY ETUP NO UPFRONT FEES OR CHARGES! ■ •Lowest rates in the US •GUARANTEED! •REGARDLESS of credit A a m of business All businesses accepted without hassle. *hs by l20-100%! unn j/i 1//1 n o o ii7i <)/in CREDIT CARD DEBT? fiownnwiBt Avoid bankruptcy. Stop collection calls. Cut finance charges. Cut payments up to 50% with Debt Consolidation. Feat Approval and No Credit Cheek. Call Now! ‘ J.itiy n .iM m r ~r 8 0 0 - 2 7 0 - 9 8 9 4 ilHl.it> i •. l u s 1111 • 1 is i i • i • retire y T u fJp Be a part of our winning tradition! W E D N E SD A Y . Men's Junior College Basketball _ Brevard Community College vs. Seminole Community College at SCC Health and Physical Education Center, 7 3 0 p.m. SAC Bow ll ‘ Seminole vs. ’ Lake Mary vs. < Howell vs. Lyman at AMF Bowling Centcr^Longwood, 3 3 0 p.m. Golden Age Games _ At vari­ ous sites throughout Sanford, all day. Recreation softball _ City of Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department Fall Co-Ed Slow Pitch Softball League at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Tripleheader beginning at 6 3 0 p ro .; City of Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department Fall iftball tch Sol Co-Ed Slow Pitch League at Lake Ma ’ Sports ... . ning at 6 3 0 p ro .; City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Men’s Fall Wednesday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. Koch Construction vs. C U L Landscaping, 7 p.m.; Vivona's vs. Beer 3 0 ,8 p.m. SA C Softball League _ At Winter Springs: Seminole vs. Winter Springs, 4 3 0 p.m.; Seminole vs. Oviedo, 5:30 p.m.; vs. Lake Mary vs. Oviedo, 6:30 p.m.; Lake Mary vs. Winter Springs, 7 3 0 p.m. Sw im m ing and D iving _ Winter Springs vs. University at UCF Pool. 4 p.m. TH U RSD A Y Women's Junior College Basketball _ Seminole Community College vs. Indian S River Community College at FL Pierce, 6 p.m. Junior varsity football _ Seminole vs. Lake Mary at Don T. Reynolds Stadium, 7 p.m. Golden Age Games _ At vari­ ous sites throughout Sanford, all day. Recreation Softball _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department M en's Fall Thursday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. Regulators vs. Wells Contracting, 7 p.m.; Featherlite vs. Misfits, 8 p.m. FRIDAY Varsity football _ DeLand vs. Lake Brantley at Tom Story Field, 7 3 0 p.m.; Lyman vs. Lake Mary at Don T. Reynolds Stadium, 7 3 0 p.m.; Oviedo vs. Apopka at Larry Payne Field, 7 3 0 p.m.; Pine Ridge vs. Lake Howell at Rich L Evans Field, 7 3 0 p.m.; Seminole vs. Winter Springs at A.W. Epps Sports ?r begin­ Complex, 7 3 0 p.m. Golden Age Games _ At vari­ ous sites throughout Sanford, all day. Recreation Softball _ City of Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department Men's Fall Friday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at Lake Mary Sports Complex. Triplchcaaer begin­ ning at 6 3 0 p.m.; City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Fall Industrial Slow Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. Invacare vs. Mctalade, 7 p.m.; Wayne Densch/Budmen vs. Metalade, 8 p.m. Boys volleyball _ Lake Brantley High School Freshman Tournament, TBA. SATURDAY Croaa Country _ Class 4ADistrict 2 Meet at Sperling Sport? Complex, DeLand, 9 a.m.; Class 3A-District 3 (Seminole) Meet at Veteran's Memorial Park, New Port Richey, 930 a.m. Little League _ Girls Minor Softball: Winter Springs vs. Sanford at Lakeside Field, 9 a.m.; Girls Major Softball: Sanford Stars vs. Apopka at Lakeside Field, 11 a.m.; Boys Minor Baseball: Winter Springs Cube vs. Sanford Devil Rays at F t Mellon Park, 2 3 0 p m ; T-Ball at Lake Mary Sports Complex: Sanford C u m vs. Lake Mary Cardinals, 9 a.m.; Sanford Yankees vs. Lake Mary Diamondbacks, 1030 a.m. M en's Junior College Basketball _ Hillsborough Community College vs. Seminole Community College at SCC Health and Physical Education Center, 7 3 0 pro. Women's Junior College Basketball _ Seminole Community College at Tallahassee Community College, 2 p.m. Golden Age Games _ At vari­ ous sites throughout Sanford, all day. Youth Soccer _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Youth Fall Soccer League at Zinn Beck Field, 9 a.m. Swim ming and Diving _ Wildcat Invitational, TBA. Boys volleyball _ Lake Brantley High School Freshman Tournament, TBA. G irls volleyball _ Class 6A Regions Is. Semifinals, 2 p.m. and 4 p ro .; Finals, 7 p.m. Te and place to be announced. 3 r d ANNUAL CO LLEG E A LLSTA R FO O TBA LL G A M E Ja n u a ry 1 3 "’, 2001 at the C itrus Bowl See The Best of Florida’s Players Seminoles, Gators, Hurricaines, Knights, Rattlers Take On The Best Players From Around The Nation. Reserved Seats are avalleble through your local Rotarian. Category 1: $38.00 ■ ™ I I Category 2: $28.00 ■ Category 3: $18.00 Tickets Available From Local Rotarians or Call Doug Fetzer (4 0 7 ) 3 22 -26 1 1 Paul Osborne (4 0 7 )3 2 1 -4 7 6 4 C A M C flD n B H T A P V C I HR �T in S eminole H erald Racing C o a tla n e d fro m p t f e 2 B check the Internet Bite at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOW8AOL.COM. Also you are Invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 every Monday night at 7 p.m. to hear all the updates. The radio show is brought to you by* New Smyrna Speedway and XIR. Call in 904-239-0033 ana tell us what you think! RESULTS ORLANDO SrEEDWORLD Frida* Oriobet 17 S t r a LATE MODELS . I. (SI) TRAVIS KITTLESQN; 2. (47) RUSTY EBEKSOLE. J. (6) DAVID HART; 4. (13) DAVID KING; 5. (68) PERRY LOVELADY; A (19) TOM ROOT; 7. (It) EDDIE KING t. (43) BILL PRATT; 9. (12) JUSTIN DRAWDY. MODIFIERS . I. (2X) JASON BOYD; L (SI) FRANK TOLLY; J. (SO) JOHN POERG 4 (SS) SHANE HELD; 5. (1H) SKIP 1IONAKER; A <1W) nULUP KESSLER; 7. (90) HANK SANDER; A (I) JIMMY WILKENSi 9. (H) PAUL DUNCAN; 10. (21) AL VARNADORE. 11. (7X) STEVE TIIORNBRUCH; IL (3) WAYNE TARKER; IS. (66) BRAD MAY; 1A (84) BRUCE THOMPSON; IS. (57) JIM 'IK30T* FLYNN; 1A (]<) JOHN WILLS. SPORTSMAN .1 .(8 ) RIO ICLOUSFK l RS) JUCHARD lOCKTjS (97) KELLY JARXETT; 4. (7) MATT CRIFFIN; S. (SO) JEFF WRIGHT) A (49) SAM BOWMAN; 7. (00) MARK SCHERER A (04) DOUG SAMX3N. MINI STOCKS . 1. (8) KENNY HANKINS; L (IT) CEOFT WILLIAMS, 3. (44) CARY GREEN; 4. (SI) ROSE DICKERSON; S. (98) Golf from C o n tin n e d page IB and Major Manning’s 68 on the Par 71 course os the Buccaneers topped DeLond, 279-to-293. The B ean and hdlahaaoeeLincoln tied for third with 296 team totals. Only the top two teams and individuals advance from the regional, so Mainland and DeLond will be the 2A-2 repre­ sentatives i t the State Tournament next Hiesday and Wednesday at Foirwinds Country Club in F t Pierce. The results of the regional pretty much mirrored the Class 2A-District 4 Tournament at the LPGA Champions Course in Daytona Beach last week. Mainland (297) was first over DeLond (319) and Winter Springs (325) with Gomes and Manning tying for Medalist honors with 7 3 'so n the Par 72 course. The girls teams will get their chance today when they take to the Meadow Brook Golf Course In Gainesville for the Class 2AReglon II Tournament. Them Is a 50-50 chance the Seminote Athletic Conference can get a team to the state as Oviedo (343) was crowned the champions last week at the held at Halifax Plantation in Daytona Beads and Lyman (373) x ta im e d th e fo u r th e n d A n a l spot over Lake Mary (374), Lake Brantley (384) and Winter Springs (397). Bunnell-Flagler/Palm Coast and Seabreeze were the other two teams to qualify for today's regional*. Lake Mary will be represented at the Regional*, however) as Andrea VanderLende was die low medalist at the districts, shooting sn even-par 72. JEFF DAVIS; A (IS) MARK WOLCOTT. SUPER STOCK .1 ( 1 1 ) DUANE FREED; L R l) HOMER CORDON; 1. (7X) BOB WINES. 4 (17) ROB WATTORD; 5. (3) CHARLES FRY; A (91) BOBBY SlMCOX Sateirdajr. October IS LATE MODEL (Cowitry 9S.1 U N Mod*! 1001.1. (IS) JASON BOYD; 2. (17) |ASON CROSSEY; 3. R7) RICHARD BAER; 4. (9) MICHAEL WILLIAMS, A (I) DAVID LOGAN; A (16) SCOTT BRAMLETT; 7. (47) CHRIS FONTAINE, A (40) GEORGE MURPHY; 9. (67) CHAD ALLMAN; 10l(16) BRUCE LAWRENCE D; U. (61) ROGER WREN; I I (S) SAMMY GRAHAM; IL RS) JORGE GONZALEZ. 1A (57) CHAD PIERCE; IS. (54) RUSS THOMSON; 1A (4) MARK -SONNY" LINN; 17. (6)) CURB LAWRENCE; 1A (43) RANDY DYE. MODIFIED .1.(66) JERRY SYMONS; I (3) WAYNE PARKER. J (16) JUSTIN HENDERSON; A (71) JOE MIDDLETON; 5 (70) DAVE SAVICKL A (7X) STEVE THORNBRUCIt; 7. (13) JOEY PLETKA; A R J) TIM DYSON; 9. (77) TIM WALLACE; 10. (7) MARK VANDEVENDEJL SPORTSMAN . I. (1) SIEVE REDOnX I (04) DOUG SAMION; L (70) JOHN NUSBAUM; 4. (10) KEVIN HAWKINBERKY; S. (07) RON LUPCY; A (Id) CHRIS DIPOSQUALE. MINI STOCK _ I. (55) RICK TUMEY; I (M) MARK RIGSBY; L (30) TIM MCTHA1U A (8) |AMIE MCCAGUE; l (37) J D. DUNCAN; A (V3) REX aiRlSTENSEN; 7. R) ROBERT HALE; 8. RS) TIM CLARK. SUPER STOCK . I. (13) JIM WTNTERSTEtN; I RS) CHRIS PELUDAT; S. (61) TED HELMESt A (45) MKE SOUKUP; 3. R9) STEVE COCHRAN; A (7) ED Z1KOWSKJ; 7. (55) JIM SNYDER; A R l) BECKY DYSON; 9. (57) CHARLIE MERZ. STRICTLY STOCK _ 1. (71) RICHARD BOULTON; 1 (35) ROO MOSS; J. RS) CHRIS KIRKGARD, 4. (16) JAMES OVAL C L A S S 2A , R E G IO N 2 at Riviera, Par 7 ! I. Mainland 179; 1 DeLond. 193; 3. m 1*6; S. BeUeetew, 300; A New Smyrna, SOL 7. GainnviUe-Buchholi. 302. A CetneeriUr, 307. Tfef IB Individuate . I. Grant Goto**. Mainland, 67; L Major Manning, Mainland. 68; 3 (tt*) Bobby Catva, BuchhcU. and LamWy, L ab City-Columbia, 69; A (He) Row. Ocala Fomt, Po4l*r, L ab Wait, and J a b Davia. DrLand. 70; A (tto) Mall Every. Mainland, and Quia Canon, Lincoln, and Joonjb Winter Spring. (36-33), 71. OWter Wbtev Spring, tcoeta _ Daniel Ota. S7-3S . 7L Danlvl Newten. 3A3S _ 7A-Jeff Cray, 41-37.71 C L A S S 2 A -D IS T R 1 C T 4 a t LPG A C ham pion* C o e r**, P ar 71 Ttaau . 1. Mainland, 197; L DrLand. 319; A Winter Sprtnga, 323; A New Smyrna Beach, 327; A L ab Maty, 321 A Seaton**. 331; 7. Oviedo, 334; A L ab Brantley, 335; f . Spruce Creek. 339; 10. B^vwD-FlagJrr/Palm CoaaL 36A Indlviduala. I. (Be) Grant Cornea, Mainland, and Major Manning, Mainland. 73; A Ja b Dark. DrLand. 7A A ;tte) Juattn MdCnlghL Sprue* Creek. and Ryan Mycn, Mainland. 75; A Man Every, Mainland. 7A 7. M lb Burgrw. 5*abre*x*, 77; S. (B*) Gena McMahon, Seatotete, David Donaldecn, L ab Mary, and Ian Hoffman. New Smyrna Saadi, 7A G IR LS C L A S S 2 A -D IS T R 1 C T 4 at Halifax Plan tall on. Par 72 Tiawa _ 1. Oviedo, 343; Z BunnellFlagler/Palm CowA 3U. A Seetoecie. 363; A Lyman. STL A L ab Mary, J7A‘ A L ab Bnnlby. 5*4) 7. Winter Spring*. 397; A New Smyrna Beach. 42L 9. Atlantic. 473; 10. DrLand. vrttfv Indlvidmala _ 1. Andrw VanderLend*. Lab Mary, 7L 2. AS Kktltghter, Palm CoaW. 7A 3 (Be) Stephanie FWgadoi Ortedo, 9ianh Davia, Oviedo, Jennifer Keefe. Lyman. 71) A Quteey HaradUn, Palm CoaaL 79; 7. Melody Eieele. SwFtvrre, IL A Amanda Smith. CMedo. S3; 9. Camille Jane*. Winter Spring*. IS; 10. Uv Beme* Lyman.*. LB the girls did even better, claim­ ing H of 12 race victories. The Class 4A-Dlstrict 2 Championships will also be held at the Lake Brantley pool on Friday, November 10th. The event Is set to begin at 9 a m. and ia expected to run all day. SEM IN O LE A TH L E TIC C O N FER EN CE-SW IM M IN G A N D D IV IN G C H A M P IO N S H IP S a* Letw teraamey A*«M* Cae ivr SO YS Tbaa acueat_ 1. L ab Brandey, SSL 2. Winter Springs 327; 1 Oviedo, J21) A L ab Mary 301; A Lyman, 235; A Seminole, 160; 7. L ab lioavrO. 40. 306 aaadley ratay _ L ab Brantley (Lae, Knmdck, Certain, Otamaa). 1)45.45. 10* free _ Fruervartn. Lab Brantlry, 152 22. 3S6 P I _HaaA I ala Brantley. 233A57 M tm _ Vante, L ab Brantley, 05105. P i ring . ButBce, L ab Brandey. 197AS US fly . Mttadorf, L ab HowtO, OdAtl. 1M fra* _ Vanlue, L ab Brandey, 0:496A MS fra *. Feuerateln. L ab Brandey, ASA9A 3M fra* ralay _ L ab Brandey (DunUn. Head, Otamaa, Vanlue). 133.47. 140 beck . Lee, L ab Brandey. 057.62. 100 bveeei.Cerho, Winter Spring*. 102.98 400 fra* raU | _ L a b BvanBey (Dankln. Certain. Head. Vmtae). 327JA GIRLS T6*m a c n e *. I. Lake Brand** 57L 2. Lake Mary, 422. A Winter Sprint*. 2945; A Seminole, 2675; A Oviedo, 220; A Lyman. 163; 7. L ab HoivtiL 7A MS medley relay _ L a b Brantley (McFadden. LL Kelly. Damlow), 15753. . 1M 6n* . Laraon, L a b Brantley; 157£3. MS M .MdteddatvUfe* SrenOey. 110.17. M baa . XJteoka. Winter Springe. 0J3A7. Dtvtem _ Day-Oarta. Lake PranrWy. lfiM . 1M Ry _ Krily. Lake Branded IXDJK . . 1*6 fr a *. Napoktano, L ab Brandey Q53.7A ■M b at _ lancet, L a b Branlky A10AA 1M fra* relay . L ab Brandey (NapotUam, Drmkm, Laraon. Howard), 14*2* 1M bark _ McFeddan. L a b Brandey, 059127. IM toeaec _ LL L a b Bnoday 1:1050. 0M baa ralay _ L ab Braraky l Napolllano. LL McFaddm). 54551. Flag IB O C T O B E R 21 RA ID ERS 19, GATORS 7 Lenny Grace got the Raiders off to a good start when he sprinted in from 50-yards out to give tire champ# * 6-0 lead. The G alon, though, had the answer aa Luis C onus* ran SOyaras to set-up a 2-yard touch­ down run by Clay Wyman and when Carasas added the extra points, the Gator* led 7-6 at half­ time. But the Raider* were not ready to have their record blemished aa they dominated the second half. Grace scored the go-ahead touchdown on 0 9yard run and Roby Williams added the insurance with a 35-yard scaring Jaunt William* also added the extra point after his long run to complete the scoring. B EN G A LS14, JA G U A RS 12 The Bengal*jum ped out to a 14-0 lead on Richard Grey 7-yard run, extra point by Zachary O'Brien, and a 3-yard run by Josh Smith, extra point by Lenny Grace, but ended up having to hang on for dear life. Mike Keller scored from 2-yards out for the Jaguars to cut the halftime lead to 14-6. Darrel Taylor then scored the only points o f the second half on a 5-yard run, but the 2-point con­ version try failed and the Bengal* hung on for the win. OCTOBER 28 RA ID ERS 13, BENGALS 12 Josh Smith opened the scoring with a 3-yard center sneak for the Bengal* before Roby Williams tied die game for the Raiders with a 2-yard run and Lenny Grace added the go-ahead extra point Richard Grey came back with a 22-yard scoring sprint to put the Bengali back on top, but again they missed the crucial extra point, leaving the •core 12-7. Grace then capped off his excellent season by scoring the winning touchdown on a 40-yard run for the Raiders. M AJOR D IVISIO N OCTOBER 21 The Optimist Club ol Sanford recently honored Ebony Washington (top photo) of Seminole High School as Its Student of the Month. Ebony was nominated for her willing­ ness to “go the extra mile* In her student training role. Ebony was recently certified In adult CPR and First Aid, and was described os the cream of the crop* by nominating teacher Sue Ellis. Ebony received her award from SHS Administrative Assistive and Optimist member John Cullum. The Optimist Club of Sanford also named tls first Athlele of the Week in Seminole High 8chool bowler Derrick Hulme (bottom photo). In a match against Lake Brantley, Derrick took ell of hie games Including the last gome with a brilliant 257. Derrick’s series was a school record of 730. His other two garnet were a second 257 end 216. Derrick receives com­ mendations from SHS Administrative Assistive and Optimist member John Cullum. A M ameteny at SMS Mama M a r see Swimming M IN O R D IV IS IO N O PT IM IST C L U B H O N O R EES NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY BOYS the Jaguars (0-6). In the Major Division _ the Steelere (6-0), the Jaguar* ana the Rattler* (both 3-3) and the Redskin* (0-6). Wednesday, November I. 2000 P a ge 3 B RATTLERS 13, JA G U A RS 12 The Rattlers appeared headed for an easy win os Travares McGill scored on a 12-yard run (extra point failed) and a 27-yard run followed by on extra point run by Joae Mendez to make the score 13-0 at halftime. The Jaguars came out Bred up in the second half, shutting down the Rattlers offense, and •cored on a 27-yard Michael Lowery pass from Lorimel Rivera and on a Lowery 70-yard Inter­ ception return. But after both scores the extra point try failed, allowing the Rattier* to hang on for the win. STEELERS S3, R ED SK IN S 6 Robbie Engroff Intercepted a pass to set-up Dave Perdue's 2-yard run for tne Steelere and the tout was on. Mylar Neal added the Steclers' second touch­ down on a 13-yard run, and set-up Engroff'* 17yard touchdown reception from Glenn Lee with on interception. This time Perdue added the extra point making die score 19-0 i t halftime. Lee later hit George Easley with an 80-yard pass on the opening kickoff of the second half and the Steelere led 25-0, The Redskins finally broke the ice, scoring on a 40-yard run by Zachary Richards, before Shawn lb Later completed the scoring by grabbing an 18yard touchdown pass from Perdue. O C T O B E R 28 STEELERS 13, JA G U A R S 0 Glenn Lee scored the game'* first points an a 13-yard run and Davie Perdue added the extra point and Myler Neal completed the shutout with an 18-yard interception return. RATTLERS 13, R ED SK IN S 12 Patrick TUmer got the Rattlers going with a 6yard pass, but the Redskins tied tne score at 6-6 when Marvin Smith scampered In from 44-yarda out. TUmer immediately put the Rattlers back ahead with a 44-yard kickoff return and Cody Morris added what proved to be the game-win­ ning extra point. Jose Melendez squelched one Redskins drive with an interception, but the Redskins had a chance to tie tne game when Blair Lemon scored on a 27-yard run. But again the extra point try was no good and the Rattlers earned their second consecutive win to finish the season at 500. IB accident this summer. But Patrick and top assistant and defensive specialist Tony Mandeville best the bushes and came up with 10 excellent fresh­ men and two transfers to go along with returners Sheketa "KUd" Kindred and Sue Gyarfas. Kindred is 5-foot-10 for­ ward/guard from Douglosville, th etop player crfl Patrick's bench lost year and fig­ ures to step into a leadership . role this season. Gyarfas la the 6-foot-9 center from Budapest, Hungary who turned a lot of heads la s t year with her shooting and shotblocking ability. The Raiders thought they had a good bookend to go along with Gyarfas when they signed 6-foot-4 Yelena Leuchanka from Gomel, Belarus, but she has dedded to red-shirt this season to concentrate on improving her english. That loss leaves Gyarfas as one of only three players over 6foot tall, along with 6-foot fresh­ men Linda Cazeau from Eustis and Brandi Davis from BushneU, which has forced Patrick, Mandeville, assistant coach Frederick Martinez and new assistant Cindy Martin to go to a more defensive and tran­ sition style of play. The transfer is 5-foot-7 Renee Murphy from Lithunla, Ga. who figures to give SCC strength on the front line. The lop freshmen in the pre­ season have been 5-foot-10 Yolanda Johnson from Braddock, Pa., 5-foot-ll Gabrielle Blankfeld from Naperville, 111., and 5-foot-5 point guard Narumol Berggren from Stockholm, Sweden. Other newcomers Include 5fodt-7 Shannon Cotton from Oviedo, 5-foot-fl Erin Bradshaw from St. Cloud, 5-foot-5 Sheri Harrison from West Hempstead, N.Y., and 5-foot-5 Katrina Morame from Bradenton. This team is extremely quick and deep, but to reach the heights the squad has attained the past three season the team will have to mature in a hurry as 13 teams that were ranked in the top 20 in the nation last year arc on the schedule and the 8tcam SCC/Winn Dixie Shootout, arguably the top inseason tournament in the coun­ try, will be held the final three days of 2000. The women will also have to start with five road games before playing at home for the first time on Tuesday, November Nth against Abraham-Baldwin Agricultural College from Tilton, Ga. The first two road games will be at Indian River Community College in Ft. Pierce at 6 p.m. on Thursday and at Tallahassee Community College at 2 p.m. on Saturday. The team looked good in its final preseason game on Saturday, rolling over NAIA Flagler College from St. Augustine, 86-67. Kindred and Blankenfeld led the way with 15 points each, while Gyarfas added 13, Johnson 12 and Murphy 11. . M a r lin J o in s th e S C C w o m e n 's program to begin her second year o f collegiate coaching and recruiting. She was a four-year varsity letter winner at Bishop Kenny High School in Jacksonville, playing on back-to-back state championship teams. After graduation she went to Flagler College and was allrcgion/aU-confercnoe for two u rs before transfering to the niveraity of Florida and play­ ing on a team that reached the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Division I Tournament. As a fifth-year senior at Florida, she was a varsity assis­ tant and junior varsity head coach at P.K. Yonge High School in Gainesville and upon gradu­ ating from UF (with a degree in Exercise and Sport Sciences) served as assistant coach/rccruiting coordinator at Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville before moving over to SSC this year. C Briefs W R E S T L IN G C L U B T O U R N A M E N T SAN FORD— The Sanford Wrestling Club will b e hosting a Tournament in the Dan Pelham Gymnatorium at Sanford Middle School on Saturday, November 18th. The tournament, sponsored by the Sanford Police Athletic League, will hold weigh-ins from 8 am .-to-10 a.m. with competition beginning at 11 a m . Call coach Mark Geary at 407-32(^6199 for details. S A N F O R D A Q U A T IC S C E N T E R SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department and the Sanford Seminole Aquatic Center is presenting Water Aerobics classes. The program is aimed at adults that want to get a great cardiovascular workout that is gentle on the Joints and connective tissues. Taught by a certified professional instructor, the class com­ bines fun, music, and exercise in a refreshing environment. Class times are Tuesday and Wednesday's from 5 3 0 p m . to 6 3 0 p.m.; and Thursday's and Friday's from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Cost is $3 per class and all you need to bring is a "noodle." The Sanford Seminole Aquatic Center is locat­ ed on the Seminole High School campus. Turn left off of West 25th Street onto Ridgewood Avenue and follow into campus on the right. Other Sanford/Seminole Aquatic Center offer­ ings: Recreational swim and adult lap swim _ now through December 31st, weekdays from 5 p.m. to 7 3 0 p m . and on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. Adults $3 per session, children 3to-17 a 51, under three free. Seasonal and annual passes for recreational swimming _ three month passes, $40 for an indi­ vidual and $90 for family; one year pass, indi­ vidual, $100; family, $220. Seminole Aquatics Swim Team _ This program is designed for young people that want to enter the world of competitive swimming and has three levels: Age Group 1 (new swimmers want­ ing to learn strokes and turns, $45 per month and $35 for each additional family member); Age Group 11 (swimmers that know the four strokes, but are not yet ready for senior level training, $60 per month, $45 for second family member, $35 for each additional family mem­ ber); Senior Group (experienced swimmers capable of high training levels, $75 per month and $55 for each additional family member). Call 407-302-1034 for more information. S A N F O R D JA Z Z E R C 1 SE C L A S S E S SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is offering Jazzercise under the instruction of Susan Annctt at the Downtown Youth Center, first floor of Sanford City Hall, on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 5 3 0 p.m. to 6 3 0 p.m. Cost is $3 per class. 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French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 • (407) 322-2611 �T m S t m o u Hxsald Lec a u November 1. 2000 P a g e 5 B Lecals L gcals M M �P a ge 6 B November 1 .2000 L e g a ls L ecals L e g a ls cm cur- c o u r t or th e iitw jud ic ial cmcurr m the IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA ctvn. nvnw N CASE NO.: 00-CA -1TI4-I4-P FIRSTAR BANK MILWAUKEE. N A , AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDER OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES VS, N C . NEW CENTURY ASSETBACKED FLOATING RATE CERTIFICATES SERIES 1M0WC4 SALOMON "TT? RAYMOND FAIR; CHRYSTAL A. REIS AX/A CHRISTAL A R j IT. AL. NOTICE OF ACTION TO; CHRYSTAL A REIS AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHRYS­ TAL A REIS RAYMOND FAIR ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAYMONO FAIR » ROBERT L REIS AX/A ROBERT flEIS ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT L REIS ;yoU ARE NOTIFIED Out M ocSon tor Foroctoouto ot MMgtgi on to* kAowtog OrreRW propuriy. LOT 10, LAKE OEM PARK, ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 12. contact tho Court AdmWtontor'i Oilico u coon u po»H H Totophono lilJMWDOOO. Or. M hMrtog Impokod, 1-000-MMTTI EB. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES, or o th er CLAIMANTS; ATO too D F n M A I « S M l to to* N p lM I m d U A t*F (tor tor M ft to m s Sort d m to to* SEMINOLE County CogrTXouM, •AfAonL lortfe at 11 MAM. on to* *B*|Myto Nowntoct, SOOO,too tet- 1M0 TOYOTA touring NrctStd property n aot torti to tm Flrw » Figment LOT* 2. *, ANO 4, LESS THE WEST 10 FEET OF LOT A. SLOCK t i . BANLANOO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL ALTAMONTE SEC­ TION, ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF, A t RSCOROCD M PLAT BOOK S AT RASE ST. OF THE FUIUC RECORDS OF SEME NOL* COUNTY, FLORSM. AX/A TM FtatMi Setoeverd. ASsmonto BprtoBA FL MT01 WITNESS MY HAND Md •» SON M I * Coun on OctoMr MJOOO. H . 2000, antorod In C M COM Nunfeer OO-CA-tltO-U-G, In *o CMuS Court tar Eerriiuto CowOy. i»aatSs ~i L ecals L e g a ls L ecals Lec a ls L e g a ls �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Ninrinbcr I. 20(H) F u g c 7 1 ) L ecals L eca ls nottceof of Corporator!*. r th h iM ii Hotkte. m accontanca wtei toe pmrterone ot N nctatou* Mama Statutes. to-Vrt: Sactton MS Of. Floods sutures 1M1. WALLER 0 . BELL Publtei: Novantoer 1, *000 L ecals ncrm o M N A iM « ■ --u -» - -- | W — rKXK* ■« npwy mX IIW T 1 « t d m busfnaat d 1823 I00WA tv * n o tic s OP S A U OP MOTOR VEHKtl Punuara to FA 711886 toa Idtorrtog r alb to wS be aoM d Pubic Aucbon to taady a Ian tor tobor end UOH Storage to toa anwua d 8M1 .TP IPP4 BMW 8331 VM: WBA06740PE1100038 Ragtatond OamarCharOa Raata Ltanhotdar Commercial Crada NOTICt OF AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE Corp. rr. Uanor.Bannya Eun Auto Tech. toe. Ncoca to QMa dial Via k tn to g pern# atoa .11, Sato Data Nrvnrrbir 1IM. 1000 Place d Sato Banny-i Euro Auto Tech. Inc. 1400 S Mtry. 427. i,Rangs31 Longwood. FL 32780 UENT SYSTEM ON 47M ACRES TO SERVE A RV FACtUTV. AS FART OF A Sato Vatada may be redeemed by POO. tonaat aa IT, JOHNS RIVER RESOFIT. The racaMng water body to ST. HUtoying toa ban prior to toa Bata JOHNS RIVER. Tha toa(t) contaMso Eta appscason lor ta Mawa Mad pamto toaraMtoto tor Dan YOu hare toa nd< to a haanng ■topaeaon Monday torau?i FlUay aaoapl tor lagte hotolaya. BOO am. to 100 d any bma prior to toa Sato Dan by pm. at toa 8L John* Rtoar Water Management Otoktot (Dtarnci) Headquarters. tong a demand tor heating to toa 40tPRaM8lraat.PalaPa.FLMI71.iaM. A person attoM subdwM totor- Ctrod Court. Owner haa too type to aata aia aSactod by toa DteMd pamMng dactoton may paPBon tor an srtodrv recover poacaaaton d vehicle by wtrstlv* hearing to aoconlanoa atto aactlona 130SOP and I20S7. Honda poeang a band to accordance veto Ptataaa. or way choose to pusus medadon aa an alamaPia remedy uidet FA SSI PI 7 any proceed! in eiceea Sedan 130 873. Honda etaautea. baton toa daadtoa tor Mng a pattoon. d toa amoue d toa Ian ad be Chooaaig madtoaon *q not adranaly affect toa rltfd to a haanng I madtoaon depoeaed Mh toe Ctort d toe Cbod doaenolresUltaaaeatawisrd. Tha prooaduraa tor putting madtoaon an aat Court to toa couay whan vaNcto ra torto to aacaon 130 873, Honda BtaMaa. and nAaa 26-108.111 and 2ft- haU. 108401-404 Ftorlda ArMntotraPya Ooda. PaMona mm oorrpty wan toa Pubbah Novambar 1.2000 RAH. FERN PARK. FIORIOA 2730, Bamfnote County. Flwtdi t ft * RsMout Nona of M NTtRFMMI. and tot! I Inland to bemena el Ftortde Admtotoeatoe Code Chapter M-101 and be toad adh and by) toa DtaMd dark tocatad at OtoMd Headquarters. H dtamy 100 WsaL PatoPta. FL M l 77. PaPbona tor arkrtoitebefts haanng on toa abon caborya) muat be Nad oaran towny one (11) daya ol pubPcaton ol Ids a or Mhto t w e n t y (38) daya ol toa OtoMd dapoatong noPoa cl POa man to toa mal tor tooaa panona to wham toa Dtatrtd anaPa actual noPoa. F a in to Be a paPPon aOPOnPda Baa period ahal tanaBMa a wsfvsr el any rVa(a) aucto partards) may ban to raquaat an adriPabaPra datanntoabon (haartag) inter eacaona 12068* and 12087, FJ.oonoamfng toa «4qact parML PollbaiatoalannolltodtoaooerdMeaadhtoaatciraproitalonaanaito. WHAT: VEMCLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Dee 4.1000 TME: 1000 AM. WHERE: 1001 N. Olanto Ave llaNami. HM781 VEJPCLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOCL feet to (SamtoMl. ■» — --*-■■ ---ia -----. igp ■-o -tH -- N .- m a-v - ■^ -m -q ai ,d _w a n a,aton s VEHICLE IOENT1FACATION I ix csu if ra H v iw H u iiiv n s ir w r u U M n w 1) OPUerdaTO BQuncy teflon, to# Hng ol I pototon meant tool too D M tfl Anil ooion noy 1W0031C6KB24771 ■ww» nun ww ptMon m n vy ■ n n i k w i osv w . r v i u i wnoN 2) 87 Chevrolet SAN tanbal baanatr w# be aBadad by any audi Rial dactoton el toa Owbfd on 101AWP1W7H8IO2S0O toa appbean hare toa rtgpd to pedbon to bacema a party to toa precaaiPng. to PubPah: November 1 .2000 accordance wah toa rarpAramataa aat torto abaa. uoot PubaaM Novambar I. MOO T303 ST. JOHNS ROHR WATER Obree WrMan Medea el Tha Ototrtd garaa nobca ol aa bean to laaua a panrOI to toa taeoaOng appbcarO(«) on Novambar 8, MOO: CRy ol Satdotd. Peal ONoa Boa 17PS. Santotd. FL MT73. appPcaPon aa-117. 28870-3. The pretoot to tocatad to Sendnoie County. Beaton M. Tbwnefto IP Scuto. Range 10 Ead The ERftopptoaPon to tot modacaftan to » a autooa water managsmard parmii aaaoctaisd adh addwdng Jaaratl Lana (to be nnaTWi ok. jonne n ra v iy i irons ww onwwi irwwi v ■■eracn iiosa inw noatytng watarbcdy ti toa BnOto Canal The 8to(a) concatotog aadialtoa d o n totod appdcaBon(a) . Samoa Career Tha DtoMd a « ■a paaaon tor anal Pdbc aucbon to be held HP 01 am, cn toa IM i day al Niviatbar, MOP. d toa bora door d Atoan'a Towing toe. Lcrdad al 24BP QM Lola Mary Rd S u n 134. Sanlord. FL lor toa purpoee d dapoatog d toa toPoaitog Fdr i (407)131 2848 (1) Year ISAulaba FORO VPM 1FABP18X2OK14049P (2) Year PSMaba CHEVY PKU VP4# 10COC14H2JE19S330 PubOdiNovarrbar 1,2000 uooa I punuan to Pa lanrdtnrn d BacPora 1308PP «vd 1 a-Oaptot M-10PSrStoSl.1007. FtortdaAdiMtobaPraCoda(FA C ). senate** oubatorttol Matte l an aSacaadby anyd PaDtaMdeptopamdka dactotona ManbPad abaa may pePPon tot tPrabaain , to aeeoMance tdto Badtona 1*06*8 and 11087, FA. or al parPaa adta artoanagraaman on wi i aBnn apan aiamMd ramadytaatot . 130 873, Fft ChooatogmaiPMonaMndadranatyaBadtoart^Oa ■madaaondaaa not raadl toa aaManan Thapneatoaaa torpu i an aat torto to Baden 180873. FA, and Rdaa 2P-IOP.ni 108801-608, FAC. PlPPt r i irad aawqRr adtotoa ndAnmarda d tM-IMNdbaNad tdto(racat.adby) toa RaM BbaaL Piaar, sun. .to r e aaany one (H )t V toa btoartot dan Lecals i appSoaaorya) atual be Nad a d POa nesee ar adhto taarpyato (M) ■al Mtonl to toa maS tor tooaa panona . FPIun to Nt a peaMn eaten pee tone itonquad and 13087, NOTICS OF ncrm ousNAM S NoPoa M hereby (pven toal I am MARS IN. LAKE MARY. 32748. Bemtode Couay. Florida itodar toa FIcMoua Name d THS COMPUTER CONSULTANTS, and tod I Mend Id Section SSSOS. IN I. CuaaW. Ooana PubPdt Novantoar 1.2000 TRED WATSON. J R . ha* d ROSIE LEE WATSON. Deceaeed. JOHN WATSON, ha* d ROSIE LEE WATSON, DacaaMd. MATTIE WATSON, ha* d ROSIE LEE WATSON. Deceaeed. Any and al aaatgnaaa, Irualaaa. ot other dalmanii dafentog by. Pvough- under or aganar toa EaUCa d ROSIE LEE WATSON. Daceaaad. Hate d Honda, daparlmant d revenue, bank d amenca. n a . a national banking aaaodeHon. HVa bamaTI bank d central Honda. n*4 toa krai bankara d orange cototy. n a . a nakonal barbtog kavocron: ntCAROO H. BAU.ESTER: CECIL CLARK CHEVROLET. PIC., a Dataware cor porakon. autoortrad to do buaaraaa n toa Stale d Ftorlda: CARL 8 0 *0 1 0 T MOTORS. INC . a (Paaokrad Honda corporator!: BOARO OF COUNTY coM M issiorirns o r s e m p k x e county . noniO A. william e . SHAW, and MAROARET ANN SMITH. NOTICS OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toal punuan* to a Summary Find Judgment d Foraetoaur* ardarad on October 3«h. 2000. by to* d m * embed Court to toa abort trytod caua*. to* undaralgnad Clerk d Coral or any d Na ddy autoortrad ad In Oamlnola County. Honda, daaertoad aaLot 4 7 and toa Waal 3 leal d Lol 48. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, anordtog to to* Ptal toarad aa racordad to Ptol Book 3. Peg* 37. d to* Pubkc Reeorda d Samtoda Couay, Ttonda. at puOkc oucry to toa hrghaal and bad bidder tor cath an NOV M 3000. d 11OOA M„ d too bom tupe d toa Servanda Couay Courthouse. Smaord. Ftorlda. autpad to oi ad val­ orem taree and ai aaaimama tor toa fill pfoppfty dwicitwd wbovw IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABIUTIES ACT. Paraona Mto dratoan need tog a apeod acc ommodaOcn to perbop ala to tore pmeeedtog ahodd corned 301 North Park Avenue. Buie N30I. Sanlord. Ftortda M771. Talaphona(407)3234330. art 4227, nd lator torn eeven (7) daya prior to too proceedng p haanng *npa*ed. (Idd) 1800*458771, or vote* (v) 1S0O-S88S770. via Ftortda DATED on Septarrlier OCT28 3000 (SEAL) Maryanna dCbord Court CtorkdO Pod OStoa Orawar C Sanlord. Ftortda M772-088S OYMary Slroupa Deputy Clark Fradark* J. Muptry. J r . EaqUm Boawa* iOukap LLP Pod ONca Orawar 30 Oartow. H.33S31 Aaomaya lor PlotoOR Pubkah November I. S. 2000 U010 "tdnruttovancar i.-tos**. w^vyg u > .»; n uio | I COUNTY Coaa Naj SNCA-ltlS-IS-K UNTIED STATES OF AMERICA. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION at ,j JM lA V * - I '1 •* % AW Mqw *» S»f* c O n April 17,1095, th « Federal Emergency Management Agency (F E M A ) identified Special ! Hazard Areas in the City of Winter Springe and tha Unincorporated Areas of Seminole County, , through Issuance of Flood Insurance Rate Map* (FIRM s). Th a Associate Director for Mitigation, has determined that modification of the elevations of tha flood having a one-percent chance of occurrence in any given year (base flood) for certain loca­ tions in tha City of Winter Springs and tha unincorporated areas of Seminole County, Is appropriate. Th e modified B F E s amend the F E M A FIRM s for the communities. This modification to tha effective FIRM s reflects the placement of fill along Howell Creek. Aa a result of tha modifications, there are increases and decreases In the B FE s, and widening and narrowing of the 1 % annual chance (100-year) floodplain and floodway (or the City of Winter Springs. In the unincorporated areas of Seminole County, there are decreases in the B F E s and widening of tha 1 % annual chance floodplain. Th e revised B F E s for Howell Creek are as follows: Base Flood Elevations (NGVD )* Effective Revised Location •15 *18 •11 Approximately 1,150 feet downstream oi State Route 419 At Downstream side of State Route 419 •15 *10 *14 a*varal and m pacbva unknown aertgna, auccaeeora to totereal. buUeea or otoai peraom rteentog by totou^L under or agaaret any corpo- 2 5 — S peetae N o t ic e s Conekter Adoption: Happy and aacuacapto «4tomuh Imretod m want to adopt nawhorn to 4 yi old Almvatto *«pmraMpnkl Plaaaaoal attorney lo* Iroa t BBS 22291231RoJISJO) eone or packet, natural or corporate, or arttoett atari legal atalua la latknorvrt. (Jarring under any ol Ota above named or daarrtbad drten MOT1C* O f SUIT •PROPERTY TO CHASE WVESTMEMT COMPA­ NY Pbytlcal Addreee Unknown LLrwng Addreka Unknown YOU ARC HEREBY NOTIFIED toal an ackon to torectote a mortgage on 27— N ursery 4c C h il d C are Chreban moPiar d two wd pruvnte tonter lovingday can tor your cldd tomy homo. MtornF. 407-323-2813 County Ftorfcte LOT 14. CHASE GROVES UNIT I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A3 RECORDED to PLAT BOOK 44. PAGES 24 it . O f TIC PUOUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA haa been IPad agaaial you. CHASE INVESTMENT COMPANY, and you are ragurad to eerv* a copy ol you W itte ndetente!. 4 any to«. on toa 55— B usiness O p p o r tu n itie s Divorce change you bnancld now7 Tima to a d on you led and take of you tee You can do tore hato you. Duamaai tocfejdaa and h at vacabon ■whan la tha lailhm* you |ud got away lor a couple of daya? Lntan to 88886212SI and laav* mag lor Kim and addreee It ENRICO O GONZALEZ. P A . 8288 Eatl Fowler Avenue, Temple Tanact. Ftortda 33817, and tea toa ongpnal alto toa dark d toa abova-atyted Court mdm 30 daya BWEBTIQATE BEFORE YOU erVEBTI Ahvaya a good pokey. eapeotFy tor budnaa* opportunitiaa and Iranchraai. Cal Ftortda Dapt d AgrtcUbm 8 Ccnaunar Santo** d BOO-4 35-7352 or FTC-HELP lor bM WomWton.» VM4 ou Web dto al www he gov-tuop Ftorlda law rwpena aa8an d cartaei buarwaa opporkjVboa to ngator w«i Ftortda Dept d Agriculture ft Conaunar Service* baton tekng C al to varty lawful ragwtrabon baton you buy you tar toa ratal demanded to toa ComptaW or Petaion WITNESS my hand and toa aaat d Bart Court on OCT 28 2000.. (Court Baal) Clerk d toa Court ByRuto King Deputy Ctert to l tog a apodal occnmmodeOon to parl p da to tote I tearing dwuto corked toa ADJL Coordelator nd later toan eeven (7) daya prior Ip Pie proceedtog vte toa Ftortda Relay Service d IP00-S66P7T0 Pubtdi: November I. p. 2000 UOH 5 9 — F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s Attention Readers!! IT* Regal tor campanJaa doing buamaat by phone to ptomda you a loan and aak you to pay tor H " For totormabon, cal lolE n * 1877-FTC HELP ( A|ki4car The Semlnote Herald arid tha Fadard Trad* Comnaaton) *1 THE ORCUTT COURT OF THt EIGHTEENTH M AMO FOR COUNTY, IMMEDIATE CASH* 82,500 - *78.000 F n * Into N* Fa* 1877.740-2486 CASE NO.: OOCA-im-18-P M RE FORFEITURE O f 82.747 00 M UNTIED STATES CURRENCY NOTICE OF ACTION TO ANTHONY LEVENT MEOLQCK Lad Knovm) addreee 1814 Mt ta lra r Avenue SanJurartorvte 33771 Current eddeer Unknown And *4 pttOet rteeerng adered by. torauipi inter or agaeid Antoony 61— M o n ey t o L end . Attention Reederelt i n liegd tor compante* doing buunaaa by phorwyo prormaa you a toan and aak you to gay tor K Nora they daHvar* For more totormabon. cal to*8 * * 1877-FTC HELP (Apufckctervtoa mnaaagi bom The Sammote Herald and Ih* Federal Trad* Carrvraaaun) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tod damlmlnrldbiB i F ia ItoieiLl property aeued and held to8emrno*e County. Ftortda 82.747 00 to Unaed State! Currency haa bean Med agaeid you totoa Cbou* Court d toa EVaeerWi Judkid C *ad to and tor Samtoote Couay- Ftortda You are raqukad to eerva a copy d you M i­ lan itotaneee 4 any. to toa oompteini ipon John Rota. Shareri co ned atooaa addraaa la. TOO Both BoUavard. Sardord. Ftortda 32773. on or baton Pie 87to day d itovatrbar. 2000. and toa pie ongrtd ol tola Court aPhar baton aanrua on Shard a couned or tovnedialety toanaltot. otoa n v a . a ddaui ad oa entered agdnd you lor toa raid DATED tte dayol OCT 283000. MARYANNE MORSE dark ol Crod Court ByRuto Ktog Dapury Clark 4 you an a penon wen a ikadidty who naada any accommodakon ai uda- to panclpala n tore proceed­ ing you are anltoid. d no cod to yog. totoaprovtokin c4oartan at**- a v s . orvMioN CASE NOj 88CA-H7S-14P BANK ONE. NATIONAL A8BOOATION. AS TRUSTEE. F/K/A THE TIRST NATIONAL BANK Of CUCMO AS TRUSTEE. BY RESI­ DENTIAL FUN084Q CORPORATION ITS ATTORNEY PI FACT Mr. Ronald McLemore City of Winter Springs Manager 1126 East Stats Road, Suita 434 Winter Springs. Florida 32706 or Mr. Kevin Grace Seminole County Manager 1101 East First Street Sanford. Florida 32771 Odobar 18. 2000. and entered In Cat* No.OO-CA-1178-MP, d toa C m * Court d to* ISTH JudQd Cacul In and tor Banknote Couray. rtonda abaram Barb One, Natond Aiannakon. Aa Tlualaa. MCA Tha FVd Naacnd Bare Ol Clecago. Aa Tnialaa. By Rllldanad Fundng < »*<l a A N D O S a i l ckeawtear; lean i h tuKtevau M b iC d m m T M -t A U * C red it card BUllng i-f lo o -c m r -F U N IM Mi in l Hoftdey bin Eipraaa la now Idling lor a l poaibona Apply to parson al 3401 South Olanto Dnv*. Santord. Mala or temal* 2874 Santord Av*. Aak tor Pal 407-322-1652 Homo business' Fun. money, vacabon* 666862-1251. laav* mag tor Kbn and Jorvte* W ei help you help yours** Insurance company looking loj bikngual secretary Pam-S SOpm, Monday Ihru Friday Start al 17.504*. Apply parson. For appl cal 407-330-1400 ‘ l»A II to Braaklatl Waitress*!. Cook, t Housekeeper! Top Pay. Good Working condbona Apply. Mamon Courtyard. 135 1 IntamationaJ Pkwy. Lake Mary INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST Always a good pokey, aapaciaty tor business opportunitiaa and Iranchnae Cal Ftonda Dapt d AfylaA** ft Conauiier Sam oa! £ 800-435-7352 or FTC-HELP tot baa (dormaPon. Or vte* oi* Web dm al www nc govrtdrap. Flond* law raqubaa aaPars d oartan buatoaaa opporkadbaa to ragator *4Pi Honda Depl of Agriculture ft Conaunar Sarvtca* before saNng. Cal to vanty lawful registration before you buy Cabinet Makar For custom work. Pay nag MerbcaVRoaremsnt Pkg 407-3218000 Cara Ohrer Aaefttonl- 2 ta weakly idary poakona. 26 vfaka or 16 meat I I EMM Appronmaltty 1 1/2 hriAiarl Near Sanlord Airport. AppfyYtotaka Lk Mry Job Svca, 407* 3308700. Rat * FL2131202 orCal 407-323-7508 CENTRAL FLORXJA REGIONAL HOSPITAL a curtnfty bokng tor tw to8ow*ig hj4 Cm* poarbone to Our Emrlronmanul Sarvicas •floor Taeh • Mutt have on* year am artanca aa a Floor Tacto. Bhm 7.30a-4p MA or LPN: Pari Dm* or Ft# Tima. Busy Parka Inca Office Esp Preferred. Fas raauna to 407-3287668 •taechfn* operator . Oraat aipartenca helpful but not nacaaaary Shtoa 7J0a-4p. 4p-12p. 12p8o. 3rd a 'JS ardry tevsl mgr. 1 year asp needed Graal local company, great pay. parmanard lui tma |ob. Compewrve salary a4Pi vacafton ond hoaday pay tor M km* poaibona Etea tool banalits todudng Tubon Ratoiburtamant Program and 401 (k) Salary Datonal Plan TatomarkaUng: Parl-bm* rvanmga Outoouid Outoou cahng grsal avsmngs. bonus programs. For omptoymonl conaldorabon ptoaao contact 407-321-4500. ai tenatan 5816 Ot tend a raauna to 407-302-7310: •Oanarte Labor. Venous poaibona Camral Ftortda Ragund Hoapkd 1401 Watt Seminole Boulevard Sardord. Ftortda 32771 (407)321-4500 artanaron 68)6 EOE/Drug Fraa Workpteoa fUl Chid care toactwra needed tor aft aoa groeba FT ft RT poaauna A»1 Troip s, In c . __ a.Li - *rWj w- I-aanoM - - oayvam rvcxiova « -a ■vaucefi ch4d car* avdtobla. Erp a pkrt Cal Joyce, 407-321-7036._________ Computer, Iniamat Paopte to waned to wok on In*. S2S-78/fv . PS F S , Fl4 training. Fra* bookld 1800811862) 24 Rr wwwgahv*hab(i corn DJULY CABMI Work horn home, rwrw aoonmaam C0O812D0 cteAr wwwdatycaah oom. or 1800-2T04002 4 8 7 8478010 Need bva in rstrabte matuts aged person. CaI tor mor* totormabon. 407-313-1748 ADE1A Orlande laniard PART TBie POSmONS Stock Cterks Counter Cterka Lot Dnvars Valdcte Check to Parson Ugld Machanc ItouHato Otoara: FMI 8 part Pm* InPday invTwd OpanTga” Musi ba abte to Mary Mina Mona Aa Clark d idd Court By Mary Swape At Deputy Clark LAW OFFICE O f MARSHALL C WATSON. PA Aaomaya tor PlarnbP 1800 NW48TH STREET. SLATE 120 Fori Laudantete. a 33308 Telephone (864)4638368 Facafmka (854)7718062 Pubtah November 1, p. 2000 U0I3 NOTICE OF J1REYOUCONN1CTE DT INTERNET USERS WANTEPI wwwbheereforweami.com 7 1 — H elp W a n ted 2000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur to a Find Judgmam ol Are You ConnacladT kitamal Uaara Wantadt 8380 to IPOtyWeek. PT/TT 18188888388 www.makathabocka.com Ar* You ConnacladT Internal Uaar* Wanted 8300 to IjtoOTWaak www homabTrophon com Erp baa ctenbari 8 groundsman Di a muaL COL a pki*. Top pay III Cal 407-323-3481 torth to aatd Ftod JudgmarK. to we LOT 88. TUSCAWS1A UNIT It. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 28. PAGES PP THROUGH 102. PUOUC RECOROB OF SEMI NOTE COUNTY. FIOROA DATED Pte 24ti day o* October. Ha* Dresser Good working condbona. private room. Lake Mary area 407-322-7830 Hamega Propane la tasking todneduals tor Pw totoveng poaaton 8*nrtc* lachnrcian • Daaira a mechanically Inckned parson with srpartenc* in pqw Nwig. pkrmbmg appkanca repa* or gas aarvtoa. COL Class B Harmal 8 a * brake endorsement required Wa oiler good benefits, traevng 6 compebbve wages Ptoaaa cal 407-321-2501 to ad i# rdarvsew or tai mjtsto4073218216 83.1-00-880 000 Low Monthly Pvmla 1 Ouy Svc No roe Juki Qourt SV For App 1877-748 BJU C<45) Corponaon ka Aaomay to Fad la PteMR and AMIN H NEUEH. MUA JAOUELINE NEUEH JACOUEUNC NEUEH AUIOUO TIVE FINANCE CORPORATION: ____ AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION OF INC SUBJECT PROPERTY, are He*andante. 4 *41 aalto Pw higiad and bad bkkter tor cadi d Pa AT WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE a* Pw Senetoe County Courthoute. to Sanford. Florida, d 1100 AM am on Pi* 21K day of Ndvanbar. 2000. twkjf- •ITNEdRCWTCOURT OF THE 14TH JUOKULCMCUrLi IN AND FOR I COUNTY, Local Work. P00843-TI1I APPOINTMENT BETTERS! Paid training Average 1108J 0fHr., t«pd Only. NO SELUNO. No cold eaka. Ftei SchadUwDanafite Can #407-323-2070, E«L 2PP 2642. EJtp Cabk 8 Day aMla ava*abte. good bahaftte Ca8 daytkn* phorw 407- Lec a ls d 301 North Park Avenue. Sue N 301, Sardord. Ftonde. 32771, telephone (407)888 1310. 4227, adtom 2 working daya ol you nodpt ol tola NoOoa <4 4 you a n haanng or voice cal ((00)8888771. Novambar 1.8,18.22.2000 U012 S10-S12/HRI W E TR A IN I Loan* Loan* Loan*: Wa do bane tor guod or bed crarM No appkeaban to*. Hrjyi approval ratoa Al appkeama watooma Cal To* fra * 888888-1301 •NEED CASH* Adertag oanar Nwatoy) tor you w»i Sw4l Tranaportabon No aapartanoa nacaaaary Earn S90GS700 weekly ua a proJaaarond truck drtvar wan nt*H.NoCOLTTiato*ig CALLTODAY 1800-4365683 AmeiH Neman. ET At Upon the second publication of nobca of thee# changes In this paper, any person has 90 days in which ha can request through tha Chief Executive Officer of their community that the Associate Director for Mitigation reconsider the determination. Any request lor reconsideration must be based on knowledge ol changed conditions or new scientific or technical data. All Interested parties are on notice that until the 90day period elapses, the Associate Directors determination to modify the BFEs may itself be changed. Any person having knowledge or wishing to comment on these changes should immediately notify: Full hm* Mower 8 light maintenance person needed tor Geneva residential community Salary negottabl* 407-365-7590 23— U )s r 4c Fo u n d ‘ Elevation in feet National Geodetic Vertical Datum The changes are mads pursuant to Section 206 of tha Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 (P .L 9234), and are In accordance with the National Flood Insurance Act ol 1968, P.L 90-448) 42 U.S.C. 40014128, and 44 C FR Part 65. Under tha above-mentioned Acts of 1966 and 1973, the Asaodate Director lor Mitigation, must develop criteria for floodplain management In order for the community to participate in the NFIP, the community will be using the new BFEs to administer the floodplain management measures of the NFIP. These modified BFEs wtfl also be itt ed to r tKiJain the appropriate flood Insurance premium rates for new buildings and their APPLY COATINGS Found Adofflbl# Kltton: Ahandonrd mstv. rwuflwrod. • al »hoO Must bo loving homo A bvo (nMle Vofy oflocltnnato 40 T 3733777. parka! daaiang by. torougp. inter or *16 *19 UrtnoMPonfd Arm of awntooto County: Oaklawn Memorial Camatary: 2 •paoaa, Davoaui Garden Vakrcdai 88DOO. daccuaad to84.000lorboto 334 2228373 ptaond m * * a*nUbra«. «r* eurvtrtng apouae. Harr! rt*vr,— i City of Wlnltr.SpringK; Approximately 400 feet upstream of State Route 410 At tha confluence of Bear Creak 7 1 — H elp W a n ted ALONE? Senior! Dating Dunaui RESPECTED dnea IP77I Agaa (50 80) BOO-023-4477 (24hn) tog or datmbig tohava any ngpL or intend to pi T H E C I T Y O F W IN T E R S P R IN G S A N D T H E U N IN C O R P O R A T E D A R E A S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A , B A S E (1 % A N N U A L C H A N C E ) F L O O D E V A T IO N S (B F E s ) U N D E R T H E N A T IO N A L F L O O D IN S U R A N C E P R O G R A M (N F IP ) 7 1 — H elp W a n ted 21— P erso n a ls nkmed cMvntJer* w decateett to* MTMBCMCUIT COURT M AND FOR a by I to tea noaoa c end by any audi anal t a became a party to toa ( a torto abaaa. Qlorta Leato, Obeean. OMeton d PermS O a* BenAoaa DALE A ANOCRSON. GAYLE P ANDERSON A*/A GAYLE ANOCRSON. CHASE MANHATTAN BANK USA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. CHASE INVESTMENT COMPANY, knd UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS. TENANTS. OWNERS. AND OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES todukng 4 k M THS CS4CUTT COURT OF THS STATS OFFLORKJA. 15— C e m e te r y L o t s Lecals 3886 SR 48 East (comar o ! 4 8 1 415) Sardord. Ftonda (407) 323-4080 EOE Drug Testing Employer Own A Computer? Pul II To Work! Up To 123 00-175 OOtvPT/FT 1800-6378853 Eiper Gan Warehouse Worker tel 40ta rorktet aip. raq good b*naMa EOE/DFWP. Coaadnt Dial 601 Corkaco Way, Sardord. 407-3238600 Part Time espenenced * m ovarsl packers Cai 407-3308332 F/T 6 PT todrSar 6 toted toacfwr needed lor Sanlord Day Car*. Edwrwnoa 8 daaaaa a f\a. Ca* JUto 0407-3228645 N im Fir* Equipment Tach/Halpar: WW bain. Clean driving record. Drug Fra*. 407-3248303/4078888800 I iu i n W m A w hite y cw i hid& a te a t (Ef^ffl1// m TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS m om m a man)! • F o o d s e rv ic e • C u s to d ia l • IS D ty C D L T r E lB lH • D iy A Wppksntf Cletspi ■aSSSck tT.C r' • Carrisrt Hiring On Slta ..Truck Driver i in stitu te ( 107) 323 0140 800-554-7364 CELEBRITY CIPHER' byLull Cimpot CeeUtj Cpv crypcgrins i t cieXsdtomgjeuten ty tmous peopt pst i t prewt Ext) Her inIn e fte tank toredhtr Fcd^lcteMegute U I I N I • F UE J I HLC h HR BFU C J E A V L V HU T VFJ UTI K TJ XJ C AT HXJ CRL I I URJ R P UC FHR XJ CLYHVK. ’ - w CUS J CV IM Ilb f lk l wife V.7) In, (7s / Rl i 1 to, 029-2477 Z. HT ZJ CRUI I PREVIOUS SOLUTION 1 ootid IM that, I not ictuaty dsgrurted, la «as i lar frombeinggrxrtled’ — P.G Wodetouss # 200Cby8CAbe X �I'llRC l i l t CLASSIFIED November 1.2000 / -------------------------------------------------- Seminole Herald You can las your ad to 407-323-9400 300 N. French Ava., Sanlord 32771 • P. O. Dos 1667, Sanford 32772 Our otrice Is open to serve you Monday through Friday, 6 am • 5 pm 322- 2611 DEADLINES: IVaiSvt* is 5 p m on Monday tor Wednesday paper and 6pm Thursday tor the Weekend edition A 4 kna mmanum apptiaa to private party adt Certain adt and ctasirfcation* require prepayment 11 12 13 14 15 1C 18 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 J5 39 43 Homo Health Care Elderly Caro Health A Beauty For Salo Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury hems Computer/TV Personals Health Care Lost A Found Stxfoal Notices Nursery A Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services EMPLOYMENT REAL ESTATE 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of Stale Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale t4 7 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Homo Lot* For Sale 149 Commercial Properly For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Salo 154 Open Mouse 155 Condomlnlunv. For Sale 157 Mobile Homes For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterlronl Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale RENTALS 91 Apartments/ Homes To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Home* 97 Apartments - Furnished 99 Apartments • Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duples/Trtplex 107 Mobile Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warehousa/Rtnta! Space 115 Industrial Rental* ^30 \ m im 45 Debt Consolidation 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Money lo Lend 63 Mortgages 7 1 — H elp W an ted 7 1 — H elp W anted 9 3 — R o o m s F o r R en t IPirr*(.oo*.Couiilni t)«l.y«ry AJI Sartwta* ConvmWy Co**ga P7T caahiar*. acctg dark* 6 shipper/receivera tor th* SantortirLike Mary * Ovtado l Dookatoraa Good aanac* akSa 6 tome Rys King laql Apply n paraon al th* 8CC Bockataa. Lfoa Mary Campea or c*4 407-326-2021. Tl Grotm Automotive a aeaUng a Ovality Tech at our Sanford location H S. Dtofoma. Machat* opntalor 6 Ouakty arp taq d Cal 407-322-1704 407s FOE MT,tW 9 5 — R o o m m ate W anted 20 H. 2(Jam apt. WaaharrUryer. Kachan uaa. On to* Water. No Drinking. Drug*, or Smoking *390tno ♦ taueen* 407-9136446 SOO CREW •Drtvaf witn clan A Sale* Professional Growing tporttwaai company w/caiaar opportunity 6 long larm potential Poaitrva Image. 407*96 1098 Sircoo People Wantedl Lam A/o> 407-375-It 16. 9 6 — R e t ir e m e n t H o m es 8al*a Rtp* needed tor dantal plan No erpartenc* necetsar, WS Iran 407-322*787. 97— A partm en ts F u r n is h e d Book Fair* ShippIngfflecaivtng Schofotc BaA raes. a maifol Radar to the aducatxmal held, ha* an anmedul* openng al the Lake Mary raefoy Th* i M cancSdat* tor .*«* poarbori vnl possess. 2664 Jawatt Lana. Sanlord. FL 407-322-1704 EOE MF/OTV UnSmRad income. Naad 4 loan oticar* tor growaig mortgage oo No aipartanca naadad. No lean** rvqcarad Lead* turmahad Package'. StocUon. Tianar, McKa* 6 Oanato. 407-3239620 aak tor Jkn •Mwmum oi I yt tortOft prior 1 •AbWty to work ndapandaney a at a last pace • Good math i l i a •Abdity to kh 60 to* •MS [hptanaOED 254 Air Conditioning 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta l s 141— H o m e s Fo r S a le 153— A c r e a g e L o t F o r S a le 1 8 1 — A p p l ia n c e s Ac F u r n it u r e F o r S a l i 157— M or ile H o m e s F o r S a ls 118— O ffice S pace Fo r Re n t D O Y LE S R EN TALS Sanford 171 Wkh Front Porch, Lg. noomt. Haat/An $4257400. Sanford 171 Snri* Farray, itaat a A*. Private $4267400 Sanford 371 Skat Pan, W7 Master BR Shower. CMAI64G6ZS Sanfonn? W.Omarg rkn, Lndy Rnv Lg Shad. CHA. $7257700 Sanford 4/1 Wkh Carport. Wei i Septic. ♦/- 2 acre* $600600 DOYLE REALTY. MC. (407) >23*4*6 WE RENT A SELL HOMES 141— H o m e s F o r S a l e •0 % Down Payment • Free Gift Money To Buy A Home Easy Qualify Call Todayl 407-672-3249 —— fo------- a- -a —« «-a- ^ •Qn pwwM MOnciA Moom Wwl Carpet. AC ant Heal $10 soo Located kt 11 Oaka RV Park 409 Capaal Lena 407*14-1719 SANTORO • Comamporary 3 bd home on dMtot wf screened porch, **r-n kachan. aap (R*rg men. Orty 2yr* oWHI Oraal Buy at $127,000" M H irtniailM W i (117)1*7 USB or (407)3»*aS3. Country Style City Living Convenient Sanford Laka Mary Ama: 6 BR 2QA acieanad Inground pool, large Spacious Affordable loncedyard, naw appkancoa. kida a pan Ok. $l4007month. $1400 fteoxvy Par depose rerjoucO 407- $300 OFF 1«t 804-9932 WITH 1 YK. 9 9 — A pa r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d • Sparlous Apartment* with large Ooeeta • Lake Front • Volleyball • Sparkling Pool • Tennis Courts Skiia naadad to lum mlg MacVRat aval. $ nag Cal todayl 407-321*090 W* altar a competitive aelary and ganerua henetti package nducSng 40IK. employer fondad panaion plan, merkral derad and much morel Vta/1etyjy wotkatg n exx cfon costs* work aitvtronmrm. Plea** apply n parson al. Up to S25AxPT-S75/hr FT Mas Ordar 999-447*909 wwwjnonaymakemowjiat 9 3 — R o o m s Fo r R en t SchoUstc Book F an Attn HR Manager 200 Technology Park SI* 120 Lake Mary. FL 32746 (407)829 2665 Lak* Oranday tBR. porch, pool. ton*ytocOfoa.baaccn.aluats* areap) phone, $4M/mo. $460 dap 407-774*438 37 Pilfer (arch.) 39 H* had a (D SD □ KHIMKI ran BltZJHS s ra m as aa uaa g old en to u c h 40 Practical person 42 c P o a l t i v e r 45 Twice, In music 48 Tiger Woods' org. 4B Psraimonloue 81 Films 84 At a reduced oe (2 wda.) ly people pec 88 B e e vendor 87 Sumptuous meal K DOW N HI or bye Author Em ile Cooling drinks Fix illegally Nahoorsheep D.C. hotshot * 9 9 — A pa r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d 252 Accounting 253 Addition* & 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d duality Technician i— M IS C E L L A N E O U S 199 Pats A Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antique/Colfoctiblet 215 Boat* A Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted lo Buy 231 Cara For Sals 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicle* Wanted 239 Moforcydet/Blke* For Sal* 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rac. Vehicle s/Campers For Sale 243 Traders For Sale 2 45 Farm Equipment ir. Harry Mayer 686*46-0077. Pt Junta ta chat oar* career, liual beat* to work eve tfSLCaUoyo* 407-321-7635 i a Good Things to Eat Musical Instruments Miscellaneous Auctions |*OS W. te l'It, Sanlord Histone I PT help wanted Admfostrabv* Assistant. Monday thru Fnday. B23Gpm Anawer (hone. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 01, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 2000. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 01, 2000; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ae7fe20a034e873590d1bc3d1003a0ca.pdf 95361e6b1774da7042af33fa69abd828 PDF Text Text \ WEEKEND DECEMBER 24, 2000 50$ B oard rej ects health 50 room assisted-living facility gains preliminary approval To urnam ent Tim e Seminote and W inter Springs will be two of the favorites when the Lake Mary Holiday Classic starts next Wednesday at Lake Mary High School. P age1B By Joe DeSantis Staff Writer SAN FO RD — By identical 5-0 votes Thursday night, Sanford's Planning and Zoning Board gave preliminary approval to an assisted-living facility In the 1400 block of South Magnolia, but shot down a developer's plan for a health clinic on adjacent property. Developer Rami Yoscfian, newly appointed to the Planning and Zoning Board, had sought to construct a health clinic and a 50-unit assisted-living facili­ ty at the former Velma Mitchell Center. The board approved amending the Future Land Lise map to accommodate the assisted-living facility under a Medium Density Residential zoning, but denied his request to convert three adja­ cent lots to Neighborhood Commercial zoning to accommodate the health clinic. Yoscfian excused himself from the dais prior to the public hearings and engaged in 90 minutes of amicable dia­ logue with some 30 neighborhood resi­ dents and board members over concerns about the joint developments. Yoscfian told the audience that the assisted-living facility would be com­ prised of 50 studio type apartments for the elderly. Conversion of the building Holiday helping would include interior modifications for a kitchen, auditorium-stage area, and dining area. He said plans also called for exterior landscaping and other improve­ ments to reconstruct the building In a 1920 era architectural design. Yoscfian said the facility would be staffed with a full-time nurse and eight staff members and that elderly residents would pay approximately $1,800 per month for small apartments, food, laun­ dry, transportation, and recreational ser­ vices. See C linic, Page 9A B eary named top cop, again By Mlchalte Jarla Managing Editor LAKE MARY — A couple of weeks before Police Chief Richard Beary's resignation becomes official, City Commissioners agreed to hire him as the city's next police chief. , During a special meeting Thursday, Commission unani­ mously voted to approve City Manager John Utton’s recom­ mendation to re-hire Beary as police chief, effective Jan. 1. Beary announced his resigna­ tion in July when he decided to run for Seminole County sher­ iff. C hristm as Room C harter* and JamesVaJertno realty know how to enjoy . Chriatmaa. They hav* a room decorated all year for the win­ ter holiday. - s - V V S Sj Vf . l C hristm as M a g ic 8telgh rktet, gift giving and church bate ringing on Christmas Eva ara Just a tew magical momants during tha holiday aaaaon. Cozonac, tredttkmai Romanian cakaa, add to the seaaon's delight. ** <•» - i i f J i * . weather outside the Seminote MXunteer Enterprise Inc. building on 4th and Elm In 8anford. The crowd gathered to receive Chriatmaa toys for their children. The toys were donated through the efforts of the United 8 tales Marine Corps Tbys For Tbis program. Members from Sanford Professional Firs Fighters Union No. 3996, and their famWea. helped coffect and distrib­ ute more than 10,000 toys. Ptctuve above, helping get the toyi reedy tor distribution are, from left, Dave Copeland, Savanna Turner, 12, Shefcte Turner,9, and Are fighter, QregCuetar. Woodruff enters District 1 race before Physical Education teacher at Pinrf Crest Elamantary last time," Woodruff said. "I'm concerned over development issues in Sanford, and I've received a lot of calls encouragin s me to run." Woodruff Mid he is concemed about the development pressure on the d ty and that it appears so easy to change the comprehensive plan. "1 hope to make the d ty a better place to Uve, grow and raise children," he said. "There's a lot of good things happening In the dty, partiallaity redevelopment, but still there are a lot of people being left behind." Woodruff, 38, is a sixth genet ation Sanford resident. He is employed as a physics teacher at Oviedo High and previously taught at Seminole High School for 14 years. His wife Patti is a home healthcare nurse. The Woodruff's have two children, Daniel and Rachel, 21 months and 5 months. The political newcomer is an active member of First Presbyterian Church in downtown Sanford and Is a member of the Christian Education . Committee. I employees, W Jm and I listened to both the pms and cons," Litton Btt jt said. "And, in the end, I Beary decided what’s in the best interest of the city is to continue with Chief Beary. "The best transition is no transition." Although Litton said several people voiced concerns about S ee Beary, t’age 9A M ara w ins $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 from Internet’s iwon By Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writer All you had lo do Is use IWon on a computer for things such as searching the Web, reading news, checking local weather, sending and receiving email, tracking stock quotes, and a few other things. Lucy Mara of Sanford did that and became eligible for the IWon.com offer of cash prizes. A nd...she won. Samatha Better with IWon.com announced that Mara will receive $10,000 as her prize. "This will be given to my mom (Melina), in appreciation for all the help she has done for us this year," Mara said, although she admitted she would hold See Iwon, Page 9A Joyous singing S«« Woodruff, Page 9A Crump bids City election set “for Feb. 20 By M ich tite Jeria Managing Editor UbStyW . < ObSwariat Opinion . . Polica lo g S p o fti . . . Talavttlon . W aothar . LAKE MARY — With a shaky voice and well wishes to his fel­ low Commissioners and the community, Deputy Mayor A1 Crump announced Thursday his resignation. * Crump's resignation follows J fa p p y Jfo fic fa y s Madeline Sisco sings holiday songs during a formanca given at Beverly Care Nursing Center In Lake Mary. Tho * kindergarten dess from Lake Elementary School 'sang songs and' gave gifts to the residents. . ' fro m THE SEMINO �Page 2 A Sunday. Dm-mbor 21, 20(10 T he S eminoiz: Herald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G L A N C E A RO U N D O U R C O U N T Y A time for Christmas stories Season of giving C o m m u n it y N otes Solid Waste Schedule On Christmas Day, Monday, D ec 25, there will be no resi­ dential garbage or recycling collection services in unincor­ porated Seminole County. The same schedule has been announced for the City of Sanford. Service will resume on the next regularly sched­ uled day. There will also be no residential collection on new Years Day, Monday, Jan. 1. Doth the Central Transfer Station on SR-419 In Longwood and the Seminole County Landfill in Geneva will be dosed for both holidays. This Is the big weekend — Cluistmns 2000. All across the nation, special celebrations have been or will be held in various cities, and of course, in pri­ vate homes. Hopefully, families with members who live far off will be able to get together. A number of Christmas reLited stories haw come to mind, some of which you may not have heard of, others which 1 believe may be interesting. SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT Most of us will be singing or at least listening to this Christmas song. It was first presented publicly in Obemdorf, Salzburg, Austria, in 1818. WHEN IS CHRISTMAS? The exact date of the birth of Christ is not known. The • • • • • • • most popular early obser­ vance was the Feast of the Nativity, which history shows dates back to the 4th Century. The Western church determined that the observance should be Dec. 25, possibly to counter­ act non-Christian observances which had been held on the same date several centuries ago, although a number of customs have been adopted from those rites (having nothing to do with the birth) including Christmas lights, the holly and ivy, holiday tree. Nick P fe ifa u f Idytiwilda Elementary School students, from left. Chris Pawlik, Student Council president: Timothy Murrey, third-grade representa­ tive; Tyler Volk, Student Council secretary; and Josh Rice; Student Council vice president, hold up cans collected during ■ food drive for the Salvation Army. The school's student council sponsored the food drive, which collected more than 5,000 cans. Some Orthodox churches celebrate Christmas on Jan. 7, based on the old Julian calendar. CHRISTMAS BABIES Many births on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day have produced people named, Holly, Ivy, Mary, Christian, Nicholas, and possibly even a Rudolph or two. Some of the prominent names of people bom on Christmas Eve, D ec 24, are Howard Hughes, Ava Gardner and Ricky Martin. On Christinas Day over the years, births includ­ ed Humpluey Bogart, bandleader G ib Calloway, nurse Clara Barton, frontiersman Kit Carson, Jimmy Buffett, Barbara Mandrel), and Sissy Spacek. I'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Finally, a personal story, one of the favorites from my early years. At the end of World War 11, my brother Pete had planned to be home for Christmas, after serving four years in the Army Air Corps. His orders were changed and he wrote home that it would be mid-January, My sister Mary told him she would keep Iter Christmas tree up until lie came home. It was a live tree and she kept it watered regular­ ly. But as luck would have it, Pete didn't come home from the service until May. The tree was still alive, and fully decorated. Within three days after Pete got home, the brandies of the tree browned and the tree died, almost overnight. But it had served its purpose. Naturally, it died because she stopped watering it, but the concept that this tree managed to survive almost a half year has always been in my fondest recollections of the holiday seasore AND FINALLY From the entire management and staff of the Seminole Herald, a wish for a Merry Christmas to one and all. H om icide Seminole County Sheriff's investigators are questioning Arnold Satones, Jr., 21, for information in connection with a homicide investigation. He is not, at present, a suspect. Wednesday, Dec. 20, at approximately 11 a.m ., a woman's body ws found in a ground floor room of the Comfort Inn, on South U.S. Highway 17-92 in Fern Park. Hotel em ployees discovered the body. Investigators have identified the victim aB 19-year old Glorim ar Gonzales. She was an em ployee at Club Juana, an adult night club in the Fern Park/Casselberry area. Deputies say they have reason to believe Satones is a known associate of the victim. Through leads, investigators were able to locate the victim 's car at the East Lake Apartments o ff Dean Road in Baity Barnett Toxic Audio to headline holiday bash By M ichelle Jerla "I'm glad they are going to perform once again In! in Sanford." SAN FORD — Toxic will Audio is returning lo and other the Helen Stairs performers, including Theatre, and the group Elizabeth Ledger, Steve is bringing a few Pumlck, Megan Whyte, friends with them. Jake Lockwood, Greg Some of Orlando's TViggs and Carol Stein. top improvisational Severini said the New comedians and other Year's Eve event will performers are joining also include numerous the vocal acrobats in a surprises end activities New Year's Eve cele­ everyone should enjoy. bration. The reason for "We’ve talked about the performance — to having people write sing in the New Year down their New Year's ana laugh the past off. Member* of Toxic Audio are Rane Ruiz, Jeremy James, Paul resolutions and then "We want it to be using them In one o f our Sperrazza, Shalisa James and Michelle Mallhot like one big cocktail ■kits," he said. "We are party where everyone planning all kinds o f fun will have fun," said worked at the place," Severini said. stuff like that." Castle Talent Inc.'s Ron Severini, "1 immediately fell In love with i t " Refreshments for the event will who represents the band. "It's also a Toxic audio is a five-member a Include champaign and hois d'oeugreat year to celebrate. capeila group that creates a unique vies and party favors will b e on "It's going to be 2001. Back In the sound by combining tight harmonies hand. Tickets are $29.99, $39,99 and '60s, they wrote a space odyssey with vocal percussion and voice $49.99. For ticket Information, call about It." effects processors. The group's style the Helen Stairs Theatre at 407-321ranges from contemporary pop to 8111. Toxic Audio first performed in "People are going to get one heck Sanford earlier this month during the jazz. o f show and have one heck of a dty'B Holiday Homes Tour. Severini "They are awesome,” Helen Stairs time," Severini said. "The performers said he was immediately attracted to said. "During the home tour, every­ the Helen Stairs Theatre and its rich body seemed to have a really good arc going to have a good time and so will everyone that attends the cele­ vaudeville history. time. It's a show everyone w ill bration." "Som e major vaudevililans enjoy." Managing Editor Orange County. They were also able to obtain information that led them to an O range County hotel, south o f Oviedo, where Satones was observed getting into a cab. The cab was fol­ lowed and subsequently stopped. Satones was taken to the Seminole County Sheriff's office for questioning. Sh opliftin g Oviedo Police officers, on a special holiday enforcement detail at Oviedo marketplace, arrested three females in a shoplifting and grand theft incident at Dillards Department Store Thursday, Dec. 14. The three were seen carrying full shopping bags containing clothing on hangars, ornaments, games and items valued at $1,100. When the women reportedly went to their vehicle in the parking lot, officers moved’in. The license Michaua Jarti • Managing Editor Ehnn Tyre*. JR Pnntng 1 Production Manager Joa DaSanta Don* Detnch Net Pteifauf Daan Smith tommy Vincent Ait ZefcnsU •Praia i Camara Stopping H i Fgan i n n m .i i f .i . •Compoamg A Pragm a Freda Hetmera Cheryl Smith Tad Wafcw A MAH MOtlW Becky TIMett. Dec. 15 at approximately 10:43 a.m. The male caller said that he had placed a bomb some­ where on the campus. Principal Booth evacuated all teachers and students. Although a thor­ ough search of the campus was conducted by police, no device was found. Students and teach­ ers were allowed to return to their classes one hour later. The case is still under investigation. Police B lo tte r tag on the vehicle was proven to have been stolen. Pauline Brookins, 41, Pamela V. Jackson, 37, and Retcsha R. Brookins, 22, all of Orlando, were arrested on charges of grand theft/shoplifting. Bomb Threat Altamonte Springs police report a bomb threat was phoned into the Administration office at L a k e. Brantley High School Friday, Ronald M. Tanuyan, 29, of Winter Springs, was stopped by deputies on Savage Court Kenneth L. Taylor, 19, of Winsome Court, lake Mary, was stopped by Longwood police on SR-434 Ttiesday. He was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana and possession o f narcotics equipment. Ja il Incident TUcsday, a female deputy at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility was taking an inmate, Michell Shane Estep, 29, back to his cell from the medical facility, when Estep reportedly bumrwd into her, almost knocking her to the ground. Estep, in jail on other charges, has been given an additional charge of battery on a law enforcement officer. T he Seminole Herald Pickin' that Bluegraaa on ay of each month at the community building in downtown Longwood, comer of W. Church Avenue and Wilma Street Bring a lawn chair, and if you play, Diing your atrinn , and Join in. Refreshments will \; be available Events are scheduled Jan. 20, and Feb. 17 from 6 until 10 i pm English Classes Seminole Community College continues to offer free English classes for non-native at three locations in County, including the new campus in Oviedo. Ail classes will begin on Jan. 8, 2001. Other locations will be at the main campus In Lake Mary and Hunt Q ub in Apopka. C la s s e s an? fre e fo r a d u lts 1 6 years of age and older who are LLS. Citizens, permanent U. US refugees. I classes are at eight levels from beginning to high-advanced academic skills leveL Courses run for approximately seven weeks and are offered days, nights, and Saturday*. For more information call Nelson Pagen, Student Advisor at 407-32S-2420 or visit one of the campuses. Early reg­ istration la suggested. Transportation Hearing A public hearing on trans­ portation issues will be held Monday, Ja a 8, beginning at 6 3 0 p m * in the council cham­ bers of Oviedo City Hall, 400 Alexandria Boulevard. The public is invited to be heard regarding recently adopted roadway transporta­ tion initiatives impacting the dty of Oviedo and its down­ town district For transportation-related questions prior to the hearing, contact City Engineer Charles Smith at 407-977-6029. We welcome an d encourage your letters an d comments. All letters must have name, address and phone number to be published. "Serving Seminole County Since i 90S" Sunday, December 24, 2000 • Vol. 93. No. 54 Published every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 3 0 0 N. French Ave , Sanlord, F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 >Fax (407) 3 2 3 -9 4 0 6 Periodical Pottage Paid at Sanford. Florida end addMnnal mating often . USPS 441260 Poetmealer Send addrett changet to The SEMINOLE HERALD P.O. Boa IMF Republic New spapers, Inc. Traffic Stops Robert Floyd Johnson, 58, of Deltona, was stopped by sher­ iff’s deputies on Interstate-4 Tuesday, when he was report­ edly clocked at driving 82 miles per hour in a 65 mile zone. He was charged with dri­ ving under the influence of alcohol. and SR-434 in Longwood TUesday. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Guardian Ad Litem The Seminole County Gatdian Ad Litem Program is in need of volunteers to advo­ cate for the best interest of abused, neglected and aban­ doned children In a court pro­ ceeding. l b become a Gardlan Ad Litem volunteer persons must be at least 21 years of age, possess good judgment, com­ mon sense and be capable of helping a child in crisis. Favorable references are required, as well as a back­ ground check and 24 hours of training. Guardian Ad Litem training will be held at the Seminole County Juvenile Justice Center, 190 Bush Blvd* Sanford, January 19,20 and 26. Persons who are interested should call Myma at 407-665-5370. Sanford. FL 32772-1667 Subscription Rotes 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year m Sarmnoia County S11D0 in Sanwtola County tzooo m Samnala County *36 00 Offer Florida County * 4 7 0 0 Out or stata *52 00 1 �T he S eminole H erald Sunday, December 21. 20011 I'ilg r 3A Obituaries PAUL “R IC K " S. CALDWELL Paul "R ick" S. Caldwell, 62, Vardon Avenue, Deltona, died Monday, Dec. 18,2000 at Florida Hospital, Orlando. Bom Feb. 28,1938 in Morganton, N .C , he moved to Central Florida from Fort Wayne, Ind. In 1997. He was a retired machine operator for General Electric in Fort Wayne. He belonged to the Foster Park Golf Club where he was assis­ tant pro, American Legion, l.B.P.O.E. of W. Lodge 428, all of Fort Wayne. He was a member of Amvcts Post 17 In Florida, and a veteran of the U S . Army. Survivors Include wife, Geneva A. Caldwell, Deltona; sons, Allen C., Elkhart, Ind., Curry L., Fort Wayne, Paul Anthony, Deltona, Ricky, Norfolk, Va.; daughters, Kaprice L , Fort Wayne, Nicki, Daytona Beach; 10 grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home tc Crematory, Orange City, in charge o f arrangements. D O RO TH Y CANNELONGOLINKENBEIM ER Dorothy M. CannclongoLinkenbcimcr, 57, Fortune Lane, Apopka, died Thursday, Dec. 21,2000. Bom In Queens, New York, she moved to Central Florida in 1956. She was a den* tal hygenist and a Christian. Survivors include father, James Cannelongo, Leesburg; mother, Marie D. Spicer, Sanford; sisters, Roberta Canelongo, Sarasota, Anita Golden, Colorado. Loomis Funeral home, Apopka, in charge of arrange­ ments. ETHEL LO TT CARVER Ethel Lott Carver, 94, East First Street, Sanford, died Wednesday, Dec. 20,2000. Bom in Wlllacoochee, Ga., she moved to Central Florida in 1924. She was retired as a department head with the City of Sanford Water Department. She was a member of First United Methodist Church, Sanford. She was a charger member of Ladies Oriental li Shrine N.A., Inc.’, K h e n se t' t ' Court, Order o f Eastern Star NO. 2., Sanford, Norman Devere 'haptci Daughtersioo f the Confederacy, Sanford. Survivors include husband, John James Carver; three grand­ children; six great-grandchil­ dren; three great-great-grand­ children. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. ELIZABETH "B E T T E ' CHAM BERS Elizabeth "Bette" Grace Chambers, 82, East First Street, Sanford, died Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2000. Bom in Bridgeport, Conn., she moved to Sanford from Norfolk, Va. In 1957. She was a homemaker and a Presbyterian. Survivors Include daughters, Carol Sweeten, and Patti Chase, both of Deltona; sisters, Edythe Pollath, Sanford, Shirley Williams, Edgewatcr; two granddaughters, one greatgrandson. Baldwln-Falrchlld Funeral Home, Oakland Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. SIDN EY LEE FLORES Sidney Lee Flores, 36, Avenue E, Chuluota, died Monday, Dec. 18,2000. Bom June 1 7 ,1964 in Oxnard, Calif., he moved to Central Florida In 1980. He was an auto technician and a Catholic. Survivors include wife, Tracy, Chuluota; daughters, kallcy, Chuluota, Danielle, Ohio; step­ son, Jamie Roscoc, South Carolina; step-daughter, Heather Roscoe, South Carolina; sisters, Lydia, Susie, Amanda, all o f California; brothers, Esteban, Angel, Jim, Sat, all o f California; Roger, Georgia. Baldwln-Falrchlld Oviedo Chapel, Oviedo, in charge of arrangements. Oviedo. She was a member of Altamonte's Williams Chapel, Fountain Head/Oviedo, and Friendship of DoLand. Survivors include suns, Rev. Waller "B ird" Hendrix, Leonard "Blacklightning" Pruit, of Oviedo; sister, Ruby Smith, Altamonte Springs; brothers, Sylvester German Jones, Valdosta, Ga., Benjamin F. Jones, Sr„ Oviedo; eight grand­ children; 14 great-grandchil­ dren; ex-husband, Henry "W alter" Hendrix. Funeral services will be Saturday, Dec. 23 at 11 a.m. at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, 921 South Parsons Avenue, DoLand, with the Rev. Walter L. Hendrix, Jr., officiat­ ing. Burial will be in Community Cemetery, DoLand. Arthur Mack Funeral Home, Inc., in charge of arrangements. PAUL LEON HEN DRICKS Paul Leon Hendricks, 39, Palm Place, Sanford, died Monday, Dec. 18,2000 at Universal Studios. Bom June 10, 1961 in Mishawaka, Ind., he lived most of his life in Sanford. He was a cost control analyst for Universal Studios, an Eagle Scout for Troop 508, a volunteer with the Salvation Army and a Baptist. Survivors include father, Williams Hendricks, Sanford; mother, Barbara Hendricks, Sanford; daughters, Jessica and Carol Ann, both of Spenser, Ohio; sisters, Pam Downey, Sanford, Leigh Ann Dudley, Casselberry; brothers, John H., DcBary, Tom H., Sanford, William "B en " Jr., Jason and Carson, all of Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, In charge o f arrange­ ments. Wash.; sister, Erma Johnson, Everett, Wash.; two grandchil­ dren; two great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fnirchilc Funeral Home Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. TH ERESA A. MOYER Theresa A. Moyer, 75, La Vista Drive, Winter Springs, died Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2000. Bom in Burlington, Vt., she moved to Central Horida in 1986. She was a homemaker and a Catholic. She was a mem­ ber o f Eastern Star, Boyertown, Penn., Ladies Club and Computer Club at Hacienda Village, Winter Springs. Survivors include husband, Francis, Winter Springs; sons, Gary and David, both of Pennsylvania; daughter, Jan Kring, Oviedo; brother, Carl T. Bouchard, Dunedin; sister, Joyce Harmon, Lakeland; three grandchildren; one great-grand­ child. Wood lawn Carey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood, In charge of arrangements. M ICHAEL D ONTI PERRY Michael Dontf Perry, 30, Chesham Drive, Orlando, died Saturday, Dec. 16,2000. Bom In Orlando, he was a lifelong Central Florida resident. He was a framing welder. He belonged to his church choir and bible study class. Survivors include wife, Adria Perry, Orlando; daughter, Ayana Lcnac Perry, Orlando; father, Ludwig Perry, Memphis, Tenn.; mother, Bridgette Perry, Orlando; brother Ludwig Perry, II, of Orlando. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. CHARLES F. TW OM EY Charles F. Twomey, 68, Giovanl Street, Deltona, diet! Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2(HX) at Vencor Hospital, Greencove Springs. Bom in Jersey City, N.J., he moved to Central Florida from Brentwood, Long Island, N.Y. in 1972. He was an inspector for the U S. Department of Agriculture and a member of Lutheran Church of Providence, Deltona. He served in tire U S. Army during the Korean con­ flict. Survivors include wife, Carol; sons, Darryl, Winter Park, Brian, Deltona; daughter, Deborah Carello, Deltona; sister, Ethel Vanderbcck, Key Port, N.J.; one grandchild. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. DONALD "D O N " RAY W O OTERS Donald "D on" Ray Wooters, 52, Dupont Court, Deltona, died Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2000 at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Born Dec. 7 ,1 9 4 8 in Centralia, III., he moved to Central Florida in 1989. He was a project manager for Amick Brothers Construction, formerly J.J. Mullins Construction) in Centralia, ill., and Longwood. He was a member of Elks Lodge and Lion's Club, both in Centralia. Survivors include mother, Mildred Woofers, Centralia; companion, JoAnn Rent/.. Deltona; daughters, Shannon Hoyt, Centralia, Andrea Wooters, Ashland, City, Tenn.; brothers, Allen, Centralia, Bill, Santa Fe, N.M., Charlie, Newnan, Ga., David, Brentwood, Tenn., Larry, Seabrlng, Nick, Centralia; two grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral I lome & Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. i LUCILLE S. ZIEGLER Lucille S. Ziegler, 90, Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2000 at her residence. Bom in Shannon, 111., she moved to Central Florida in 1957. She was a high school teacher and a Protestant. Survivors include son, Robert, Lake Jackson, Tex.; four grandchildren; one grca (-grand­ child. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. MAY JOH N SO N May Johnson, 88, Columbia Court, Sanford, died Sunday, Dec. 17,2000. Bom in Hickson, N.D., she moved to Central Florida from Wisconsin In 1976. She was a homemaker, a Baptist, and a member of New ELLA LOU ISE JO N ES HENDRIX Ella Louise Jones Hendrix, 87, SR-434, Oviedo, died Thursday, Dec. 14,2000 at Longwood Healthcare Center^ Bom-Sept! 9 0 ,1 9 1 3 In Bunnell,*^' ’ 1' TBttivivom inciuda daughter, Ba rba ra Johnson, Sanford; son, she resided in Sanford, Wagner, "H ow ard A. Johnson, Ticoma, Altamonte Spring^, a n d '" T he Seminole H erald. 300 N. 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Hwy 4m 4 0 7 -3 3 9 -7 3 6 5 — 1 407-862-4323 J C £ H A R D *A R M JC £H A R D W A R E tiC C H A R D W A R E LI HARDW ARE A C E HARDWARE �4A Sunday, December 24, 2000 TIIK SKMINOLK HERALD O p in i o n Yes, Virginia, is a Santa “Claus iWWHWTl MxhMfOluMrwt Opinion Page Policy < *XX> Don't like our point of view? Do something about It. Write us « letter to the editor. All letters to the editor must be signed and, tor verification purposes, Include an address and phone number. Letters should also be limited to 500 words. Letters to the etT will be accepted by: 77k*following 1897 editorial mas Francis P Church's ttse to Virginia O'Hanlon's letter asking the New York Sun if /! rcall}/ is a Santa Claus. We take pleasure In answ ering thus prom inently the communication below, expressing at the sam e tim e our great gratification that ife faithful author is numbered among the friends o f The Sun: I am 8 years old. Som e o f my little friends say there is no Santa Claus. Papa says, "If you see it in The Sun, it's so." Please tell m e the truth, is there a Santa Claus? Virginia O'Hanlon Virginia, your little friends are wrong. They have been affected by the skepticism of a sceptic al age. They do not believe except they see. They think that nothing can be which is not cor minds, are little. an ant, in his intellect as com pared w ith the boundless world about him, as measured by the intelligence capable of grasping the whole o f truth and knowledge. Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know drat they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy. Alas! how dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus! It would be as dreary as if there were no Virginias. There would be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance to make tolerable this existence. We should nave no enjoy­ ment, except in sense and sight. The external light with which childhood fills die world would be extinguished. Not believe in Santa Claus! You m ight as w ell not believe in fairies. You m ight get your papa to hire men to watch in all die chimneys on Christmas eve to catch Santa Claus, but even if you cud not see Santa Claus coming down, what would that prove? Nobody sees Santa Claus, but that is no sign that there is no Santa Claus. The most real things in die world are those that neither children nor men can see. Did you ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? O f course not, but that's no proof that they are not there. Nobody can conceive or imagine all the wonders there are unseen and unseeable in die world. You tear apart the baby's rattle and see what makes the noise inside, but there is a veil covering the unseen world which not the strongest m an, nor even the united strength o f all the strongest men that ever lived could tear ap art Only faith, poetry, love, romance, can push aside that cur­ tain and view and picture the su[ beyond. Is it all real? Ah, Virginia, in ail this world else real and abiding. N o Santa ClausTThank God he lives and lives forever. A thousand years horn now, Virginia, nay 10 tim es 10/100 years from now, he w ill continue to m ake glad the heart of childhood. M erry Christm as and a Happy New Year!!!! From The People's Alm anac, pp. 1358-9: Francis P. Church's editorial, "Yes Virginia, There is a Santa C laus" w as an im m ediate sensation, and becam e one o f the m ost fam ous editorials ever written. It first appeared in the The New York Sun in 1897, more than a hundred years ago, and was reprinted annually until 1949 when the paper w ent out o f business. ■w as printed, Virginia ____________ that prompted her letter "Q uite naturally I believed in Santa Claus, for he had never disappointed me. But when less fortunate little boys and girls said there w asn't any Santa Claus, I was filled w ith doubts. I asked m y father, and he was a little evasive on the subject "It w as a habit in our fam ily that whenever any doubts cam e up as to how to pronounce a word or some question o f historical fact was in doubt, we wrote to the Question and Answer colum n in The Sun. Father would alw ays say, I f you see it in the The Sun, it's so,' and that settled the matter. " 'W ell, I'm just going to w rite The Sun and find out the real truth,' I said to father. "H e said, 'G o ahead, Virginia. I'm sure The Sun will give you the right answer, as it always d o e s.'" And so Virginia sat down and wrote her parents' favorite newspaper. H er letter found its way into the hands of a veteran edi­ tor, Francis P. Church. Son of a Baptist minister, Church had covered foe Civil War for The New York Times and had worked on the The New York Sun for 20 years, more recently as an anonymous editorial writer. Church, a sar­ donic m an, had for his personal m otto, "Endeavour to clwar your mind o f ca n t" W hen controversial subjects had to be t a d ^ d jig te editorialpage, especially those deal- . in§ w ith foeologjprthe assignnfent^rere usually given to Church. ' '• ■’ Virginia O 'H anlon wen) o n to graduate from Hunter College w ith a Bachelor ot Arts d e p t * at age 21. The fol­ lowing year she received her M aster's from Columbia, and in 1912 She began teaching in the New York City school system , later becoming a principal. After 47 years, she retired as an educator. Throughout her life she received a steady stream of m ail about her Santa Claus let­ ter, and to each reply she attached an attractive printed copy of the Churcn editorial. Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas died on May 13,1971, at the age of 81, in a nursing home in Valatie, N.Y. «U.&. Uetl 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771 •E-m ail ahedkorOaoi.oom -. • Fag 323-9406 Lenars to the edlor and cotumntoto who appewon tw edkxM pagedonot of tie Seminole may beetHedforlangBt, Sanford resident thanks neighbors for sharing Christmas spirit To the editor: This year has been hard. I'm a single mom with two jobs, raising a two-year-old and renovating a 1906 house. The inside o f the house is coming along great but exterior was in shambles. Last Friday night, as I drove up after work, I was surprised to see cars from friends and family. W ritten in aint across the front o f the ouse was M erry Christmas. A neighbor and friend, Mike Skat, organized with Brady Lessard, the greatest E C hristm asglft 1 have ever received. They called on friends and family to chip in not only tim e (the m ost pre­ cious commodity during the hustle and bustle season) as well as money. In one weekpnrl thf» front nf mu Fin*tan was transformed from a dilap­ idated mess to a beautifully painted home. Thank you! The spirit of the season does live In Sanford, and I'm glad I do too. Susan M cD aniel Sanford F ro m A t o Z A rt Zielinski asks people what they th in k ... During the busy holiday season oV Saint Nick, occa­ sionally, has trou­ ble fitting a ll the Christmas presents into his sleigh. So we help him out by doing som e shop­ ping o f our own. So we asked sever­ a l p eople during the last week b efore Christmas, "Have you com ­ pleted a ll o f your holiday shop­ ping?" No, not yet. Because my kkla ere older and they know what they want, we wait until the week* end before Christmas when things are on sale to get their pre­ sents. Wanda Jackson, Sanford Yes, I'm aNdone, t get my shopping done a month before Christmas. I put stuff on lay away in November. I don't like standing In the long lines over a little bit of savings. James Kinney, No, actuary I'm not finished. I have one more present to buy. ire for my new girlfriend. And I cant decide on what to get her. Qeorge Mills, Kissimmee No! I'm not. I go to school, University High School in Orlando, and the extracurricular activi­ ties, Ilka wrestling and weight lifting, take up a lot of my time. Don Draper, Sanford /Betters to S a n ta . . . Sanford I'm not finished yet. I have one more gift to get, it's a big gift for my wife. I put it off to the last minute. Dave Frost, President of Sanford Professional Fire Fighter's Union No. 3996 Berry’s World Dear Santa: *** What I would like for Ouistmas is to have something for myself, but that is really not important. What I would like is to have peace on earth and for people to stop fi and tolling innocent people. But, most of all, would like for people to stop judging other peo­ ple on how they look on the outside, but look inside of their heart and see the kindness and love. Deanna Brown Age 11 • Sanford wm. t v* f c a r Santa: . yVhat I would like for49ui$Rnfc-is a camera, dross, stocking and tap shoes. * : Katelyne Baines ' Age 3 Deltona Dear Santa: What I would like for Ouistmas is a Gateway Essential 800 mttz computer for me and my sister Khyaanah Robinson. That's all I really would like for Christmas. Thank you, Laketiha A. N. Robinson Age 10 Sanford 0 1000 byNEA. 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Stamps and other postal products can be purchased at post offices, by phone that can be used as stocking gg . ,>• J | | __ or on the Postal Service Web site, stuffers, tips for the newspaper 1 “ /« www.usps.com. carrier-even fun, active gifts for V If Thc 8 ift of wading children. Possibilities include: f g m -m-i-t- | / | / ) / f n /y •• As part of thc promotion with • Stamps-Everyone * ) \ J | I {/ M W t s U o » A •) Universal Studios and an ongoing needs and uses them. Plus, with y ** V * !/ y commitment to literacy, the Postal the multitude of themes and •# •• Service Is partnering with First designs, it's easy to match r ~ %r~ ($ Book, a national non-profit organiredpients with subject matter. ration with a mission to give disadCall 1-800-STAMP-24 to order. for collectors. Buy two 60-minute cards and vantaged children the opportunity to read • Books-For the seasoned philatelist get the third one free. A limited-edition, 30and own new books. Post offices will dlsDr novice collector, consider such stampminute Whoville card is also available. play posters encouraging customers to send themed titles as The 2000 Commemorative • Stationery and Omaments-lmagery a child a book this "Whollday" season. Stamp Yearbook, Illustrating the stamps of characteristic of, and items seen in, the popTo learn more, visit the Web site at the past year and the stories behind them, ular holiday movie Dr. Seusa' How the www.flrstbook.org or write to: First Book, and An American Postal Portrait: A Grinch Stole Christmas. A light-up ornament 1319 F Street, N.W., Suite 1000, Washington, Photographic Legacy, which provides a pho- features the Grinch. There's also a Whoville DC 20004. tojoumalistic retrospective celebrating Activity Kit for children. Post offices also sell behind-the-scenes postal stories from the themed computer paper, note cards, greeting Gifts for everyone on your holiday list can early 1B00» and the people who delivered cards, wrapping paper and labels. now be found online, 24 hours a day, in the the-mail. I t I ’ »*r* I !« ) » t ) f | K 1 •Busy shoppers easy go online to the •PoatalStorcstwww.usps.com. Help A Homeless Pet This Holiday Season (NAPSA)-Brtnglng the little, ones to sit an Santa’s lap is a timeless holiday tradition, but at a leading retailer this tradi­ tion comes with a twist the lit­ tle ones have, fur; feathers and In addition to the Santa "Claws" fundraisers, customers can pick a card from tire "Wish TVee" and find a much-needed gift for homeless shelters, pur­ chase the Item and donate it to the cause. Thc company encour­ ages businesses to join the giv­ ing spirit by donating supplies to shelters in the names of clients, employees or the busi­ ness itself. 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December 24.2000 Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Christmas stories Edited by Joyce Nichols Lewis -CHRISTMAS 69 Confounded 01 MecSwal MEDLEY*By merchant guild FRANCES HANSEN ACROSS 92 "The Gift of the Magi'author 1 Oneofihe Waugh* 25 B iy w M o w 26 Fort Bop 33 Spring Very old Abbr Cheer Comic Caesar Pianist Claudio 06 ' — andMy Oaf*. 00 Attributes 104 Carol refrain 107 Where H eraies slew the Ion 1 0 6 "— yetow ribbon..." 109 cap, a * a Cotswotd 110 Lubricates 54 Come In 55 S o 4 « e n 56 Sma« 03 04 05 06 36 Kingdom 39 Jewish month alter An 4 0 Start of a Brookt/Redner carol 41 — color 65 -WSWon• autfw 6G Judd or hazardous 65 Hen's perch 6 6 Icy cold 6 7 Maine oolegs 70 Debussy tawxta 71 Flaming 74 Vigorous 75 Apparsl 76 Okinawa's chief B4 Bring upon oneself zoology 06 Bank watchdog, briefly 99 Impersonator 100 Connery or 105 Natrve: Suffix 106Cryofdfcom ery Stum ped? Call 1 - 9 0 0 - 9 3 3 - 5 1 5 5 . 99 cants a minute . r ~ j— 4 23 a# Herald photo by Tommy Wieent Seminole County Pre-K students in the oarly prevention program listen to Sanford Uons Club Member Denny Hall tell a story. Sitting next to Hall is his companion and his guide dog, Windsor, who is a black Labrador relriovor. Hall and Windsor were attending the class' Christmas party. a 47 54 h fa 82 #r i ; .............................................. *$££££........................ ................ Volunteers needed for Tax-Aide St wr 8?| - - Tof 12/24AX) ■■I rp r Hi • For Crossword answers, j nr nr Casselberry deputies play Santa for fam ily Seminole County Sheriff's deputies o f District 5, (Casselberry area) played Santa Wednesday. Deputies decided they were going to help a family In need. Die family Includes a mother md four children ranging in ige from 3 months to 14 years. Their father died earlier this year and the family business failed, leaving them in a dlfflcult financial situation, according to the deputies. Through the efforts of Investigator Brenda Sonafelt and other deputies, Santa made a special delivery of toys, food, diapers, and gift certificates for goods and food, donated by area merchants and restaurants. There was also a special collection to help buy additional items. The District 5 Service Center is located at 1271 Semoran Blvd in Casselberry. i HICKORY FARMS* | Buy 1 gift at regular price m ; 1; AARP annually offers assis­ tance, counseling and preparation service for senior citizens. Ilie service Is offered free of charge and Is sponsored by AARP in cooperation with llte Internal Revenue Service. The offer will be made again at tlw beginning of next year. At this time, AARP Is seeking volunteers to assist in this project. Tax-Aide volunteers receive free tax train­ ing from the IRS. Volunteers will be asked to give a minimum commitment of four hours a week over a 10-weck season. To volunteer for the AARP "nix-Aide program, phone Bill Mack at 407-23A4BS7 or Jackie Swant at 407-647-52.13. I & get the 2nd gift of equal A | or lesser value at 1/2 price ! OFFER GOOD THROUGH 12/24/00 WHILE QUANTilitiUttl. l u ij J u WM ini < BE PRESENTED AT TIME Of PURCHASE VALID AT PART1CIRATING HICKORY ! FARMS RETAIL STORES ONLY. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. ONE COUPON PER ' CUSTOMER NOT VAUD WITH ANY OTHER OFFER FOR A HICKORY FARMS • LOCATION NEAR YOU, CALL 1*BOO*4 4 1 -1 1 7 1 . Postal Jobs $48,323.00Afr, Now Hiring-No Experience-Paid Training Great benefits - for app, and exam info: 1-800-429-3660 ext. J-815 7..day8a week........ Be a part of our G ED graduates receive scholarships Seminole Community College GED graduates Kevin Dawson, Gwen Grainger, Daphne Trosper and Lorayn Jordan were each awarded SI,000 scholar­ ships to continue their studies at SCC in the 2000 fall. 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Speaking on behalf of more, than 20 nearby residents, Eric Breltenbach read from a pre­ pared statement, listing a score of concerns and citing sections of the d tv's zoning and land use regulations..* "Question one — It's not d ear how this facility would fit in with the existing surround­ ing neighborhood; Question two — what assurances do we have that the fadlity will not be used for other clientele down the road in addition to the elderly; Question three —what about required parking and street paving to accommodate visitors and emergency vehi­ cles?" Other residents expressed similar concerns that the facility might some day house drug rehabilitation clientele, Alzheimer's patients or become a foster home center. "About 11 or 12 years ago this d ty paid dearly for a con­ sultant to make recommenda­ tions about land use in a Historic District," said Laine Wood. "Please use those recom­ mendations. This is a neighbor­ hood. Commercial impact would be devastating." Oak Avenue resident Steve Myers told th j board, "There ore better alternative sites for the clinic on larger streets like California. " I ’m enjoying this kind o f city life," sno said about Sanford. The first and only Internet portal to award its users with guaranteed chances to win cash prizes ranging from $10,000 to $10 million, (Won has been giving away $10,000 every day since its October, 1999 launch. In addition to the daily cash giveaway, iWon also awards 30 weekly prizes of $1,000, a monthly $1 million prize, and an annual $10 m il­ lion prize on tax day. iWon.com is headquartered in Irvington, New York. C o n tin u ed fro m Pago 1A Yoseflan tried to convince homeowners and the board a health clinic on the lite was a natural extension of assisted-living facilities. "The idea of the clinic is for use of the residents and not for economics. It's a strong selling point for an assisted-living facil­ ity. It could also benefit the neighborhood by being a walkin health clinic," said Yoseflan. City Planner Jay Maider said the assisted-living facility would be compatible with cur­ rent zoning, but amending the land use to neighborhood com­ mercial for a health clinic was not. 'T h is neighborhood commer­ cial use doesn't appear like other neighborhood commercial use in thri area," said Marder. ~ "This location is off the beaten iwon Park Avenue. We comprise the city, we can determine the direc­ tion we want to go. This facility will have an impact on the fab­ ric of the neighborhood." "If parking questions and concerns can be addressed 1 say cs to the assisted living center ut no to the health clinic," said resident Marvecn Kelly. "It's unrealistic to think that a health clinic designed for geri­ atric patients can also serve as a walk-in neighborhood clinic or vice-versa." Yoseflan told residents that the licenses he would seek to run the assisted living center would be for elderly only, that there would be no Alzheimer's unit and that he would agree to restrict the resident clientele to elderly only. The board ultimately gave preliminary approval to desig­ nate the assisted living facility as a Planned Development pending site plan approval that will address specific questions about parking, paving, access and egress issue as well as land­ scaping and road buffers. Following the vote Yoseflan huddled with a number of the residents, exchanging phone numbers and setting up a future meeting with property owners to discuss their concerns and address them in a future site plan that will come before the planning and zoning board and ultimately the Sanford City Commission for a final vote. "It was a good meeting," Yoseflan said afterward. "O ur main concern was getting approval for the assisted living facility. It is certainly needed in this area." In other board action Thursday, unanimous approval was given to the Orlanao Catholic Diocese for rezoning of property located at 3280 West 1st Street for the future con­ struction of a Catholic High School. By a 6-0 vote the panel approved a request for a Planned Development Rezone from General CommercialRestricted IndustrialAgricultural and Medium IndiikMal to that of Planned Development. Officials for the Diocese said plans call for the construction of a Catholic High school on the site that would accommodate 1,200 students. All Soul's Catholic Church would also relocate to the site in the future while the Church's elementary school would remain in opera­ tion in Sanford’s Historic District. the Com m issioners Thursday. "I am going to miss John the most, since he is the only one I can beat on the golf course." Each commissioner, in response, told Crump he will be missed and wished him luck in (he future. "You and I ran against each other several years ago," M ayor Thom Greene told Crump. "In the cam paign, you acted like a gentlem an." "You are one of my best friends, and I think the world o f y ou ," City M anager John Litton said to Crump. "You have been such an asset to Com m ission, and you will never be replaced." Com m issioner Gary Brendcr encouraged Crump to contin­ ue his bid for public life in Dallas. Following Crum p's announcem ent, Commission resented a plaque to him for is tenure with the city. He will leave Central Florida at the beginning of the year. E Crump P if a LA $100 to $200 back to finance a celebration for the family. She said her mother, age 73, had some difficult times dur­ ing this past year, but was now in good health and celebrating the season with her. "W hen I first got the call about winning from Samantha up in New York," she said, "it didn't really soak in, but after I got to thinking about it, 1 was really happy. Lucy M ara, 49, has been a Sanford resident for approxi­ mately one year, having moved from Lake Tkhoe, Beary LA election fallout, Beary has stat­ ed he will continue the strong relationship the d ty has with the Seminole County Sheriff's office. "I'v e talked to Don since the election, and since the politics are over, it's time to get back to law enforcement, Beary said. "That’s never been an issue." According to state law, Beary cou ld n o t withdraw his resignation and remain Lake Mary police chief after he was defeated by Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger in the November election. However, the police chief could reapply for the d ty position, and he turned in n u application a week after the election. ' I want to stay In Seminole County, and Lake Mary is still a growing tow n," Beary said. "This is an opportunity to con­ tinue in a town that is moving ahead. " I am blessed with an out­ standing staff, and my goal is to continue moving ahead with the program. During Thursday's meeting, Litton also commended Deputy Chief Sam Belfiore for his contributions to the d ty and the police department. Belfiore was the only other inhouse applicant for the police chief position. City Commissioners also approved Thursday Lltton'a recommendation to confirm John Deamud as Public Works director and Matt West as Community Development director. , "John Deamud has the knowledge o f the d ty and its infrastructure," Litton said. "H e was a natural choice for the job." Deamud previously served as the d ty 's Community Development director. He replaces Rick Diaz, who left Lake Mary in November to work for Lee County. West returned to Lake Mary a couple of months ago after leaving the d ty to work for Leesburg and then Seminole County. He replaced Susan Deines, who left to d ty to work In the private sedor. "M att is the best there is in the profession," Litton said. "And, he learned it all in Lake Mary." Woodruff Former Sanford MainStreet executive director Linda Kuhn along with District 1 resident Gary Lowell are also in the race. Additionally two more anony­ mous candidates have pk * up qualifying papers for Lessard's seat Official qualifying for dty races begins Jan. 8 and closes Jan. 19. Election day is March 6 with a March 20 run-off date if necessary. Earlier this week Lessard, perennial candidate Dean Ray, and newcomer Bates Reed announced for the mayor's race. Reed will be Sanford's first openly gay candidate. Incumbent mayor Larry Dale prefer not to run again but may reconsider. Jan. 8 through 5 p.m. Jan. 12. Crump was elected to City Commission in November 1997 after being defeated in the previous election. Last month, his fellow com m ission­ ers voted him deputy mayor. "It's been a pleasure servin; with each of you ," Crump tol School Notes Legislators' Week In Seminole County Schools The Seminole County School District wiU invite legislators to local schools on Tliesday, January 30,2001 as part of a statewide ini­ tiative to bring legislators into Florida schools from Jan. 29 through Feb. 5. During this period, teachers will tell their stories, their BiuiKS, m a r ssuccess­ u casr es, their challenges, I enges, their hopes for the futuret -•to state legislators during the week eek (devoted to "Committing to Florida's Future." Legislators will be Invited to various schools to tour classrooms and other facilities. They will have the opportunity to sit down with educators and diacusa what teachers do for the children of Florida, and what legislators can do for the children and teachers. Students Giving to Students A school service group by the name of SSAK (Students Spreading Acts of Kindness) at Lake Mary Elementary School has been raising money for the past two weeks to help kids for the holidays. These students have been meeting twice a week for 45 minutes, to gain awareness of the people in need. One of the many projects taken an by this service aub was pro­ viding angel tree gifts. Each year; social workers ana guidance counselors provide names of stu­ dents in our schools who need assistance during the holidays. An 1 tree is placed in the front r of the Educational Support ling with the names of stu­ dents from the schools. This year there were 283 children's names on the tree. Each year, some request bicy­ cles and this year; the Seminole County 200 Division of Facilities Services provided two beys bikes and helmets for a family. Another E nnnn Seminole County School employ­ ee from Maintenance, Ron Brooks, provided a girls bicydc and helmet Indicating the gen­ erosity of the employees and stu­ dents in Seminole County. The service dub is made up of 15 fourth and fifth graders. They took the names of over a dozen children and provided gifts for the holiday season. Their Guidance Counselor and dub sponsor, Joan Toro, organized sev­ eral fund raising activities induding two doughnut sales, a drama night and a local McDonald's sponsored Lake Mary Elementary right where a percentage of the profits went to the service dub for angel tree gifts. . * , , » •«, i Among teachers who assisted in the project were Tkbitha Adair; Kim Bertoni, Stacy Fox, Karen Richards, Geri Taylor, and Sandra □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ u P A N dH J I H O L E B E □ □ □ □ □□□ □□□□□□□□□nan O L L L O O 1 C 0 T A N R T L Y 0 ■ T A 8 E L - I t A c O M 0 w E IE N R I t B Te T ! ) t H •E E 1° 1 L s R O 8 E Puzzle on P ag* 8A I IW f Honor society wins awards The Seminole Community College Pi Lambda Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the internation­ al honor sodety of two-year oolKgeal took home multiple awards .in m the Florida Regional PTK ComMntfbn ih S t Petersburg last month. Among top honors was die presentation of the . • I Service Award and Most Lnstmguaahed Alumni Award to 9CC President, D r E. Ann McGee. " Among other awards, Faculty advisor Chririopher Robbins was named "Outstanding Advisor" for Florida; Jennifer Whittaker; vice president, won the "Best Short Story Award” in the cre­ ative category, and Juliet '-Sw artz won two creative prizes photography. 2920 8. OrlandQ Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 323-8787 Free Inspection / No obligation JiO.00 OFF With ffllf ___ , n rrfN 4 ' 1 'X J RACK ROOM SHOES Th« B ig B ran d s! Th« B ig S avin g s! VWt us a t w w w .iockroom ahoM .com Initial service "O ffice s C o a st to C o a st" sin ce 1954 V M W w a -m a t a sas-wst* i ’ M 41 a s i f ^ T i ' a s 2T«l . F 1 E R V Sm lM ls TtwM F M tf 407*323-7411 North Lak* Pl«za 407*0304220 Altaaroata Mall 407*767*7044 * �T iif. S eminole Herald I'llftC 10A SuiKliiy. IhTcmlxr 24. 21HK) T h e W ay W e W e re : People from Sanford’s past Elizabeth. Their family home was on Celery Avenue. John was an active member of the Seminole High School Class of 1951. He will probably be remembered most for his musical talents. He was an accompanist and piano soloist for the Glee Club and also played the Sousa phone in the band, and was student conduc­ tor. A few of his other John Darnell Fite activities included the John D. Fite died at his Debate Club where he home in Belleairc, Nov. 27, served as secretary, both 2000, while under hospice care. Tire SemiiuHe Hcmld MIlMCipner cdeifrFcdand could not use all the infop . • • • • • • • • . Salmagundi staffs, Key mation in the obituary, so it was . ' ' Club and Boys State. He also apfraied in several plays and was forwarded to me. Since I knew vice president of the Thespians as . John, I will also add myown / -well as student director. He was knowledge and comments. selected by his classmates Jo be . John was bom in the Femald featured In the Salmagundi as one Laughton Memorial Hospital In of the 12 outstanding seniors. fkmford on May 2,1933, to May In 1955, John graduated cum (Morris) and Kirbv Fite. His sib­ laude and Phi Beta Kappa from lings were Kirby, Mary Helen and Today and next week I depart a little from giving you information from the past. Instead 1 will tell you of some accomplishments of a few former Sanfordites who have done well In other places. This informa­ tion has been given to me by various people during the past few months and deserves to be published. L ecals Lecals m th * cwcurr court of r a c is m Aiotcui cincurr M ANO FOR SEMINOLE county, FLORIDA GENERAL jufWiotCTioN orvrBtON CASE NO: OO CA 1*64 »« L UNION PLANTERS BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. PLAINTIFF, VS ERIC WADDELL AX'A E B WAOOFLL ANO ERIC B WADOEU. ETAL, OEFENOANT(S). NOTICK OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO JEAN BAOHOAOI. UAUSSA COON AX/A MELISSA COOK UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF UAUSSA COOK AX/A MELISSA COOK «hOM re»«Jmnem It unknown 0 r>w’th#/m#y be IMng. and If h *tt*to ey bo deed. tho unknown k*g ■ apacite acoommodeeon ahoWd oonUCt COURT ADMINISTRATION, at th. SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 40746S-4227, 1400*564771 (TOO) or 1 4 0 0 4 6 5 4 77G via Florida Raley Samoa Pubtah Dacandtef 17, N , 2000 VISI r a t c s k u t court o f r a t is r a JUDICIAL ORCUfT, M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, m ju m sorcnoN dtvtswn CASK NO: 00 CA 1777 14 L ABN AMRO MORTOAOE. OROUP. INC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTOAOE ANO WVESTMENT CORPORATION PL/UNTFF VS Davidson College. Soon afterward, he was drafted into the U S. Army where he serv ed in the Canal Zone. After his discharge In 1958, he attended the Duke University School of Law and graduated with honors. He was also elected to the Order of the Coif. John had been an attorney with the firm of Richards, Gilpcy, Fite, et al, in Clearwater since 1961. He also served on the board of several area banks and was active in the motel business. John was very active In the Duke University Alumni Association. He contributed funds for a computer instruction room in the new law school library. He had also funded a John D. Fite morderia Scholarship which provides law school tuition annually to a scholar. His will has made provi­ sions for the establishment of four additional such scholarships. John had one son, William Neal Fite, bom March 16,1962 during L ecals (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU Cterk ol to* Ckote Cowl By Mary Stnxpia Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAPTT1FF SOI 8. umventy Drtva Sdte 800 Plamuton. FL 33324 (064)2334000 00402531 FM)AMI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, pamcna eMi daabdba , naadtog a apadal aooommodaaon WaxA/ comad COURT ADASNHTRAT10N. al toa SEMINOLE County Court**aa m 407-656-4227, 1-600 •664771 (TOO) or 14004654770. tot Florida Relay Sanrtoa. PubSah OaoamDar 17.24.2000 VIK2 his ten year marriage to Meagan Goodman. I knew John quite well many years ago, but had not seen him in a very long time. One of his best friends was Ronnie Gamer, son of Dr. and Mrs. Wade Gamer, and sister of Rosemary Gamer, my good friend. I was in the Gamer home often during our childhood and so was John. John was also in the SHS Band, as was I. Also, many of you may be inter­ ested to know that John went steady with Donna Lou Harper, later Mrs. Rcubin Askew, while in high school. Herman "Foots'* Brum ley Harold "Chip" Chapman gave me this Information on Foots Brumlcy. It had been sent to him for their SHS Class of 1945 reunion. Foots had been an outstanding football player at Seminole High caah M to* WEST FRONT DOOR M toa SEMMOLE Cowvy Courtoouas localad at 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE to SANFORO. Ftortda. M 11.00 a m on to* 2nd day ol January. 2001 to* tdtowtog daaertoad property aa am tarth to •aeJ Sumiary Final JudgmanL to­ re* LOT 207, BUUXNO ■ OF BUN RIOOE II. A CONDOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARA­ TION OF CONOOAKNHJM THERE­ OF. RECORDED M OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 1114. PAGE 1778. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. TOGETHER WITH ITS UNOMOEO SHARE M THE COMMON ELE­ MENTS. Doted toh llto day or Dacambar. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk d to* Ckote Cowl By Mary Skcupa DapWyCtok THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAWTEF KOI 8. Univaraay Drtva SUM (00 Plwaaaon. FL 33324 (*64)2334000 0047113(04) ( you ar* a panon adto a dkabMy who naad, any wnanmnihSm to ordar to participate k, toh praosadng you am arnmeiL M no com to you, to — ■_■— --.-.n_i_u--,w.--fm i w ovruM m Plaaaa carted toa oKtoa d too Cowl Admtotobalor. 3EMMOLE County Coutoouaa. m 407-066-4227 warm two (2) aarktng day* d yow racmpl ol tea Notes d Bate; 1400*66•771 (TOO) tar hearing knpakad or 14004664770, * ~ M THE CMCUT COURT MATTHEW C. WASHINGTON. IF O FTH K irra LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE ju o c ia l esacurr, UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. SI AND FOR DEVISEES. GRANTEES, I COUNTY, ASSIGNEES. UENORS. iw g m n . CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. irurti ot. an OTHER PARTIES CLAMMQ AN imereti by, tvough. undo* or OQilnat MTEREST BV. THROUOK UNOER CASK NO: M CA 121414 0 OR AGAINST MATTHEW C to ba dsad or atoa. and a l par«aa BA MORTGAGE. LlC, WASHMQTON; DELORES having or claiming to hava any rigpt, WASHMOTON. F UVTNO. ANO F SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO Uda or Inlaratt tn tha proparty NATKMSSANC MORTGAGE DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. CORPORATION HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES, PLAMHFF ASSIGNEES. UENORS. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tfwl VS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL an aefcon to toraciota a mongagt on GARY A FERENCE. IF UVINa. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN »ta toaowmg proparty ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN MTEREST BY. THROUOK UNOER LOT 11. RIVER CREST PHASE It. SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. OR AGAMST DELORES ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT ASSOCIATES ORANTEES. ASSIONEES, THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN WASHINGTON. FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY LIENORS. CREDITORS, PLAT BOOK 16. PAGE 61.64 ANO OF FLORIOA. INC : JOHN DOC TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER 64 PUOUC RECORDS OF SEMI PARTIES CLAIMING AN MTEREST ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN MfXl COUNTS. noniDA TENANTS M POSSESSION BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR ‘ hat baan Mad agakitf you and you DCFENOANT(S) AGAINST GARY A TERENCE. PlbAWi Dacambar 17, *4.2000 arv required to aarva a copy of your VANESSA FERENCE. to L/viNO. wraian daitnaee. a any. to a on VI64 * N o n es o p OAVIO J STERN. ESQ PtonUTi ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN attorney, whota addrata la 601 NOTICE IS HEREBY O/VEN pun SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. M THi ORCUfT COURT SUrwarwry Drive #500. Plantation. •uam to • 6wnmary r « j Judgment ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. OP THE IfTH FL 33324 no talar Stan 30 daya from or torsetaaws dated Due i . 7000 UENORS. CREDITORS. JUDfCtAL CMCUfT, tw data of toa Arat pubkcaaon of taa •ntond to O f Cm * No. 00 CA IF77 TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER M AND POR notoca of adnn and Ma the original PARTIES CLA66NQ AN PTTEREST 14 L or to* Ckcut Cowl d tod 1STH COUNTY. wah N dark of tea court aahar Judoel O c u i to md tor SEMMOLE BY. THROUOK UNOER OR before aarvtoa on P la rtS i afiomay County, Sanford, Florida, I wti aafl to AGAMST VWNESSA FERENCE; US r a niyiati ana D*oaas rur cawi or Immadatofy Pwaahar; otharwtaa BANK TRUET NATIONAL a dafadl wti ba aniarad againat you d naad bant doord to* SEMMOLE ASSOCIATION FX/A FWST TRUST CAM NOt MCA I M 1 4 0 tor toa rakaf damandad to » * comCowdy Coutoouaa located d 301 N. OP CALIFORNIA NATIONAL CITIBANK. FEDERAL SAVMGS P a it A n r u t o Sardortl. Rond,, al Ptart or petton Mad harato. ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE; WITNESS my hand andtoaaaaf of 1100 a m on Via 2nd day at F1RSTFLU3 nftU/CUL. INC.; TO CIT100RP BAVMGB OF tota Court at SEMINOLE County, January. 2001 to* Mortong JOHN DOS AND JANE 00C AS FLORIOA. A FEDERAL SAVMGS deacrt isd proparty u Ml lotto to UNKNOWN TENANTS M Florida. Via day of DEC 11 2000.. ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION (SEAL) Mid Summary Final Judgmam. to­ PLAINTIFF MARYANNE MORSE rt DCFENOANT(S) VS. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT LOT 1 OF MERIWETHERS FLAT WOTKE OP FRANCIS P. MCCULLOUGH IF BY Cacaka V Ekam OF THE EAST 1 ACRE OF THE N UVMG. ANO IF DEAD. THE DEPUTY CLERK 1/2 OF THE NE 1/4 OF THE NW IN NOTICE IS HEREBY (WEN pwUNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. LAW Of FICES OF DAVIO J STERN OF THE SW 1/4 SECTION 33. euam to a Bunmary rtoM Judgmarf DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ATTORNEY FOR PLAdfTlFF TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANGE 31 ol toredoaw* dated Dae S. 2000 ASSIONEES. UENORS. 601 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE EAST. ACCOROMQ TO THE PLAT amwed to Or* Cats No. 00 CA 1314 CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL BUTTE 600 THEREOF RECORDED IN DEED 14 a ol to* Orate Court m toa 1STH OTHER PARTIES CUUMMO AN PLANTATION. FL 11324 BOOK 101. PAGE 2U . PUBLIC Judctel O o te to and tor SEMMOLE MTEREST BY. THROUOK UNDER 004026KMAQ) RECORDS OF BEWHOLE COONcrxtoty, SANFORO. Ftonda. I *• **• OR AGAMST FRANCK P. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TV. FLORIOA to toa htdiam and bam btodar tor MCCULLOUGH. PENNY L AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES Dated tote llto day ol Dacarrtoar. cash m AT WEST FRONT DOOR m MCCULLOUGH IF UVMG. ANO IF ACT, paraona wan dwabWbaa naad2000 to* SEMINOLE County Cowtoditea DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. located m 101 N. PARK AVENUE to HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. SANFORD. Ftortda, M 11 CO ajn. on ASSIGNEES. UENORS. toa Snd day ol January, 3001 too tob ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT 0 MTTMCT CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO tUL tomng daecihed ptoparty aa am Oteaa Written Mottos at Intendsd District Dacteten OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN torto In said Summary Final Tha Dtetod g m nodes ol Is totem to laaus a parm* la toa toAortong app5 MTEREST BY. THROUOK UNOER carf(a) on January 1 ,2001: JudgmanL torn* OR AGAMST PENNY L LOT 71. SPRP40VCW. ACCORDFacsmoysf. Inc. Post ones Boa 470202. Laka Monraa. FL 32747. i p A MCCULLOUGH; JOHN DOE ANO cakon #4-117-21B00-2S Tha prapacl Mlocated to Sananote Cowdy. OacOon MO TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN RECOROCO M FLAT BOOK t t . 30, Tdamatap IS Souto. Ranga 30 EaaL Tha ERPa«tec*kon te ter modfcaTENANTS M POSSESSION son to toa pravtauaty Isauad aurtaca water inanaganiam pamraa associated PAGES 43 ANO 43. OF THE FUBOEFENOANT(S) nan conaOucaon lor toa Facamayar Swung. PhaM 2, lot 3. Tha racsMng UC RECOR08 OF SEMINOLE NOTICE OP COUNTY. FLORIOA waterbody la toa M M 8mdi Canal. WaFUa/1 Sanaa EaaL Inc. 2001 8 E 10to SoaaL Bamonvfte. AR 72715 Oalad tola llto day ol NOTICE a HEREBY GIVEN pw44M. appacaaon *4-117-217*1-2. Tha pre*aU la bemad to SamtoOte *u*rt to a Bunmary Fkwf Judpnam (CMCUT COURT SEAL) Cowdy. Sackon 37. TtowaMp 20 Souto. Ranga 10 EaaL Tha ERPappAcsaon el toradoau* doted Dae B. 2000 w )gf fnodAmon to 9 a prevtouefy leeued mrtece walar nuMQkTwf pianf IAARYANNE MORSE amarad to CM Cast No. 00 CA 1S3S aaaocMMd wih conetrucaon tor N WMMarl Supeccenler 6lora #8667-02 #1 Clark al to* CbOJI Court 14 0 d aw Ckote C o u ld tte 1STH ByMary Btoxfte Jukdat Cktxte In and tor SEMMOLE Santord. The leceivtog wetertrodee a/e innemed ■eOenda. Engtosarad Hamas Ct Orlando. Inc, IIH 8. Samotan Bted. Suia Ills , Couey. SANFORO. Ftortda. I wB aal T H ? S w>0FFIC t8 OF DAVK5 J. la to* lacteal wa) beat hddm lor Wtoter Pam. TL 32702. appAcakon *4-117-22842-4 Tha prafacf te located to STERN, PA Sanfnsls Cowdy. Became 13,17 B tatoaraM p I I Souto. Range 31 EaaL Ckdl d toe WEST FRONT DOOR m The ERPappfecaoon la hr aonakuteon d ATTORNEY FOR PLASTTEF toa SEMP40LE Cou*y Cowtooua* at a •urtaee aurlaoa ateter managamam ays* tom to aarva a 4 1 4 4 0 1 SOI S. UntaanKy Drive Sites too locate J m 301 NORTH PARK parti knoato as toa Sannluary PUD, Park Pter. Tha laoakrtng amterbody la toa EconbcATiaicItes RAmr. ton, FL 31314 AVENUE to SANFORD. Ftortda. M Robacti. Inc. Post OKtos Boa 47Q2S3. Laka Mnvoa. FL 32747, 11 COa m on to* Mi day d January. #4 117-21SSD2S Tha prated H heated to Samtoote Cocnry, BacOon 38. 0047142(NAT) 2001 toa taaowtog daaertoad propan f you w* 1 pareon i (oanehm I t Souto, Range 30 East The ERPappieaani h hr ly aa am totto toaaU Swnmary Ftod atoo needs any ecoc tudgmarr. toate to toe pmtoualy tesuad aurtaca ontor to panapal* to tote pmostdtog eenaOucOsn hr t * Sanbrd Central Park, lot 33. Tha LOT S. WINOTREE WEST. la toe U M Small CanuL you am e r r r e i s i t r r s tc to ACCOROMQ TO THE FLAT toa provhtan ol cartato Coy ol AAamnAa Sprtoga, 225 NsvRruryport Avenue. AAamonte, FL 32701, THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT Fteaa* ccrtad toa oMca ol toa Court appacaaon *4 117^22*4-4 The pra|aa la heated to Samtoote Cowdy, BOOK 20. PAOES 87 ANO M. PUB­ AdmMabMOL SEMMOLE County LIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE Sacaon >1. Tounalap 21 Souto. Ranga 2 t East Tha ERPappOeaaon h hr CoutoouM. m 407466-4227 aftoto nicdacaann to tie praahuaki sated aurtaos COUNTY. FLOREM. tea (2) eorktog daya d yow meat* aasocMIsd ami oonabucaon hr toa Laka Lsaa Paik. Tha receiving Oalad toa llto day d Dacambar, body h toa Ulte Wsteva Rkrar d tote Node* d Salt; 14004664771 (TOO) tor hearing torpaked or Tha head) comartng each ol toa afante >ated appacaanyt) are avalaWa (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) 140046*4770. ah Ftonda Relay MARYANNE MORSE lor bwpacoon Monday torompt Friday arcapl hr legal hoadayk. SCO a m to SCO pm m toe St Jitons Fhvar MUSI Managamam Dalrtd Hsadguartsrt n Cterk d toa Ckote Cowl toa appmpnam Sarvicd Carter Tha Oitlrtct ate lake acbon on sach parrna 17,(4.1000 ByMary Straw* i^ k ralan katad Mow unfaaa ■ pMMon lor an admnwlrawa proewadk^j Omury Cterk VIM {hearing) la Mad pwauam to toa pnvtetons ol Sackona 120 SKK and I20S7, THELAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. PA Ftonda Statute, Chapter 2S-10S and 40C-I.100T. Ftonda AdiWaakteira M THE ORCUfT COURT OF THE 1ITH ATTORNEY FOR PLAPTOFF Cods (FAC-IJUOKIM. CBICWT, SOI S. Urtvsraay Orta* Bute 600 Aperaon whoM eubelanoal aaeraete me Kteeled by any el toe DWWe pan posed pamtelaig dacteena Idamdaf mnva may paUton tor ■toteim ears FL 33324 haarrng to accordance aWr Sacbona 120 508 and I20S7. F.S, or al pmiM 004006*(CMi| may media e nter agreement on midsacn as an aAsmadvs remedy indsT Sackon 1205TJ, F.S Choosaig madaaon aM nor advamaty aSad toa y i M ACCORDANCE WITH THE to a hearing f nradteaon does red ream to a isotemam. The piaoadwaa tor AMERICANS WITH 0ISABAJT1ES CASK NO: M CA 1341 14L ACT. paraona ateh da at ba n naad puraung markabon am am torto to Sackon 120 673. F 8 . and Rdds 28tog a apactet aooommodaaon mould 106 111 and 2S-100 401* 406. FAC Pass one mum comply eSW»te laqweCHIBANK FX/A CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORIDA carted COURT AOMMKTRATKM. manu ol Ftonda Admnmrakva Coda. Chapter 2A-I0K and ba had wMi PLAPTOFF (received by) toe Diabid Clark, located al Ditond headquarter, 404S Raid M to* SEMINOLE Ceudy SkaaL Paiteka. Ftonda 32177. CaurthouM al 407 466-4227. 1 800 VS •664771 (TOO) or 14004664770. MD ESTRM BUKDMQ PaObana tor adnnatrahva hearing on toa Move appScaaon<»! mum ba Had li,»M TAT.lt/ cn t r?1) days nf p»y » s v ~ • « , memy ,lv SERVICES INC.: JEFFREY D. HOOINSON PATRICIA J H Pugaati Liacamcar l /, pa, ruuu (26) day* d toa Owed (tepowbng to* notes oI keen to toa maf tor tooaa ROOMSON. SUN RIOOE VISS paraona to ehom toa Diaind mam aduH notes FaAae to ha a pafbon etev ASSOCIATION INC . JOHN DOE to toa ten, psnod ahai conataute a eaner ol any n ^f audi panon may hov* ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN M THE CMCUT COURT to requaal an admnaoakva datenrynakon (hawing) undw Sackona 120 666 TENANTS M POSSESSION o f the ir r a and 120 67. F S concamng toa aubiad parmf appAcabon Pamtoni eWdi OEFENOANT(S) JUOICtAL CMCUT, are net had « accordance «teh toa above provtont are aubad to mamteaM M ANO FOR SacauM toa adranwratva hearing procaM d dangnad to luma lam h at I COUNTY, agency ackon. h e Mng ol a pekkon means tost toa Dteklcra Anmadton may NOTICE IS HEREBY (WEN pw­ ba ddaram horn toa poaaun taken by ■ to toa nokca e( Mam Paraona auam to a Bunmary Final Judgmam atooM u toammial mteraau »A ba ain.ii J by any audi Anal deddton ol toa of Iwadoau* dated Dec K. 2000 Dtekid on We appacaaon hav, toe ilVf to become a party to toe paeoaaeng, CAM NO: OOCA 1*46 14 0 •rtaradki CM CM* He. 00 CA 1341 to aocordanea anto toa raqunmarAi am torto above. 14 Lol toa Ckcuf C o u ld tte 1STH IRWM MORTGAGE Oton. Lame Oaector. DMWon ol Permf Dote Sands* Jumdm Ckote to and toi SEMMOLE CORPORATION SI Johns Rner Water Mwiagamam Otekdl W KMimj EANPORO. FtortdL I am aaf Coufy PLAINTIFF Pubkah Dacambar 24. 2000 I la tw VB. V20I SASHIA KAREN TRAWICK AX/A SASHU K. TRAWICK. * UVMG. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIR8. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANOALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAMST SASHU KAREN TRAWICK AX/A SASHU K. TRAWICK; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SASHIA KAREN TRAWICK AX/A SASHU K. TRAWKX IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AE UNKNOWN TENANTS M DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF NOTICE R HEREBY (WEN pureuarf to ■ Bunmary Ftod Judgnart d toredoaw, ddWd Dag B. 2000 •reared to CM Com No. 00 CA 1246 14 Q d to* Ckote Court d toa 1(TH Juddd Cbote to and tor SEMMOLE Coudy. SANFORO. Ftortda. to toa Nfriad and ba caah m AT WEST FRONT DOOR M to* SEMMOLE Cowdy CoutoouM tooted m SOI N. FARK AVENUE to SANFORO. Ftortda. d 11D0 am. or toa 2nd day d January, 2001 to* Idproperty aa torto to uta Summary FI LOT 23, LESS THE NORTH 2 FEET THEREOF. BLOCK S, BEL AIK ACCOROMQ TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 72. PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORK3A. AX/A THE SOUTH 44 FEET OF LOT 23, BLOCK 8. BEL-AIR. ACCORDMO TO THE PLAT THEREOP AS RECOROCO M PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 72. PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORKU. „ . Dated tote llto day d Dacambar. (CMCUT COURT BEAU MARYANNE MORSE Cteik of to* Cbodi Cowl SyU oyhopa Deputy Cteik THE LAW OFFICES OP QAVD X STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAMTEF SOt E. Unherely Orta* SUM BOO 0040064(ML) I you am a pamon whi a dbabBh In Cowtooun. m 407466-4277 warm tea (2) arartdng daya d you raoahl d tote Ndtoa d Bdm. 1400 * * * 2771 (TOO) tot hearing Impaked or 14004664770, ato Ftortda Ratey Pubtah Dacambar 17,24.2000 VISA______________________ M THE CMCUT COURT o fth e ir m JUWC1AL CMCUT. SI ANO FOR CAM NO: 0 6 CA 174114L PNC MORTGAGE CORP. OF AMERICA FX/A BEARS MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAMTEF VS OAYMON LAROACK W UVMG. ANO IF DEAD. THE UfMNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIONEES. UENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTIES ANO AU OTHER PARTKS CLA/MMO AN SfTIREBT BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST OAYMON LAROACK MELISSA LAROACK IF UVMG. ANO IF DEAD. THE UMOTOWN SPOUSE. HEMS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO/ML OTHER PARTIES CLAJMMO AN MTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAMST MELISSA LAROACK SANFORO PLACE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. BICl JOfM DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION OCFENOANT(S) Nona of NOTKX H HEREBY (WEN pw­ auam to a Bunmary Fktel Judgment of flDfootoHM (Mid DtoorOif 2000 artarad to CM Cat* No. 00 CA 1741 14 L d toa Cbcul C o u ld toa 12TH Juddd Ckote to and tor SEMINOLE Cowdy. SANFORO. Ftonda. I wB aaS to toa Wghad and bam Mddar tor caali m THI WEST FRONT DOOR M toa SEMMOLE Cowdy Coutoouaa located m 201N. PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. Ftonda m tICO am. an toa ttoday at January. 2001 toa toaoadng daaertoad prvparty aa am torto In takf Summary Find Judgmam. te­ at O il M. kANFORD PLACE. A SUBDIVISION. ACCOROMQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 31 THROUGH 36. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA Dated tote tto itey d Oacarrtoar. 2000 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk d toa CacWl Cowl By Dorotoy W Baton Deputy Cterk THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. STERN. PA induction into the St. Johns County - St. Augustine Sports Club's Hall of Fame. Another article tells of the S t Augustine Football Stadium being named the Herman "Foots" Brumlcy Stadium. This local boy "made good" In his chosen profes­ sion. I have known the Brumlcy fam­ ily all of my life. Genevieve Lehman Brumlcy, the mother of the four boys, was a childhood friend of my mother's. Mrs. Brumley's brother, Rodman Lehman, taught with my mother at SHS In the 1930s and they co­ sponsored the Class of 1934. Genevieve and Bill Brumlcy had four sons, Billy (SHS Class of 1943), Foots (1945), Stanley (SHS, 1950) and Rodman (SHS 1954). Rodman was in my class. It would take another article to write about him. He died in 1990 of a heart attach having been previously dis­ abled by a stroke. He was only 54. L ecals Leca ls L ecals ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 201 8. Urtrerety Ortm Bites 600 Ptenteteon. FL 33324 1400455 •771.' MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CMCUT COURT BY Mary Bktxfte Dapury Cterk DougteaC.ZJbm.P-A. IS S X US HVaawy IS Norto Sdte 300 FL 337*4 17,34,3000 ____ cauM A order to raad aaia dated 1271100. ki toa Ckoul Court d 8armnoto Cowdy. Ftortda. I wte aal toa property aduaia to Samtoote Cowdy. Ftonda. daaertoad aa: LOT 110. WOOVACOVE PHASE ONE. ACCOROMQ TOT HE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 23, PAGES SB THROUGH BO OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY FLORIOA. AX/A 32S WEXIVA COVE ROAD. IONOWOOO. FLORIDA 1277* dpubde ada, to h a t e d * * and btet bkkter. tor eaaK AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMMOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLORS1A. Ftortdk. d 1 1 « AJA, on h a lt to day d January, 2001. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF CMCUT COURT BY DoratoyWL BoAon Deputy Ctertr Dantel C. Conauagra. Eagdra MOt North Armatea Avenue Tbmpa Ftortda 33S04 PiM dc Dxambw 17,24.2000 V173 L ecals Lecals for which he was awarded the coveted Peter Schaal Thophy in 1944. He, of course, earned his nickname because of his big feci Brumlcy coached football at Hastings High School for 18 years (1950-68), leading his team to eight conference championships. "At Hastings there weren't a lot of great athletes," Brumlcy said, "but they were hard-nosed kids — farm boys." In 1968, he took over the St. Augustine football team and immediately turned the program around. During his 12 years there, SAHS wan three district titles and qualified for the play-offs five times. One of Brumley's former stu­ dents stated, "Coach brought a commitment and a heart to the program. S t Augustine High School has been much blessed." This information came from a newspaper article, not dated, that tells of Herman "Foots" Brumley's (*6412336000 004S47IKPNCX) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DiSAflnjTIES ACT. paraona ateto tkaabOkaa naadtog a tetedal aoeommodmton MotAd oortad COURT ADMMKTRATIOK of toa BCMMOU Cowdy CoutoouM m 407426-4227.1400•664771 (TOO) or 1406486477a ate Ftortda Relay Santo*. PudtehOacambar 17,24.2000 VIS7 VISS MTHECMCUTCOURT OPTHE1STH M THE CMCUT COURT OF THE DOfOEEXTH tea tea. S6CA>1617M •6CA-1T4516G SS-1416CA-16W OCWEN FEDERAL BANK FSB, l/tob Fmhraf Bank tThtef FBK SI MTTCHEU. W. LOCKE an kdtokktef and ALEXIS L LOCKE, an IndMdum. hte ada; CHRYSLER FINANCE CORPORATION, dfc/a CHRYSLER CREDIT CORPORATION, a Mkfdgan oorporateon; ORANGE COUNTY tor M HOUBSfG ANO FMANa AUTHORITY, a d toa Sk Nona OFSALS NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN pur* suam to an Oidar torFtod Bunmary Judgmam ol Fonditew* dated Dm 7 2000. amarad to CM C m Number Cl M46-10I6CA-I4-W d tte Cbcui Court d tw B d te a d i h i*'Id Chodkto arte torjaratoch Oowdy Ftortda tod an toa SSto day or O n iM ir . 2000 al n o o am NOTACBENB Tha ate* Mi ba MAd d toa *aal bom door teopa of toa Samdiote Cowdy Oowtooias. SOI |L^| rm^ri n f i «vww, te^A^I OmxTO, rDra*. Cterk am oftar tor LOT i a BLOCK a SUNLANO ESTATES. ACCOROMQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS P EC 0R 06) M FLAT BOOK II, RAM 16 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CMCUT COURT As Dapuly Cterk W YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION M OROER TO RARDCMAIE M THE PROCEEDMa. YOU ARE ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THE PROVtKON OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. FLEAM CONTACT COURT A0MB4STRATKM AT THE BEML NOLB OUNTY COURTHOUSE. (4(77)3254330. WITHM 2 WORKMG DATE OF YOUR RECEIPT OP TM t DOCUMENT. W YOU ARE HEARMG OR VOCE MPAJRED. C/UL14004664771. LESLIE A. BLAU. ESQ 27QS W. Fakbema Ara. YArdw Park. Ftortda 32724 Pubtan Dacambar 17,24,2000 VMS M T M CMCUT COURT L . I _____ # 5 1 4 4 CROS2LANO MORTGAGE CORp. DAVK) C. COLLETT.__ COLLETT, UNKNOWN EPOUM OP DAMP & COLLETT. EOUICflEDfT CORPORATION OF AMERICA; MAYFAM MEADOWS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. S C ; ted 'JOHN DM ted MARY wiknown to Plated, toa parltea aaardad bakig toa parttoa ki NOR M M BALE Noaoa to hereby (Aten toaL pw­ auam to toa Ordar or Ftod JudBmM •tetrad on Daoaiihar 6 2000. to tote causa. In toa CbpuM Cowl d FA. by Corporate M a ry to Horn* Saving* d Amartoa, F S B. IVa Horn* Savkiga d Amartoa. FA, V*. FUteteC. Tbdoran; El Tbdoran, Jr ; Tha Unknown ctebidng by. toreugK uvter or Gregory E. Tbdoran, . u fn M n p*rton(s) In i of to* te/btad rad properly * 1 ;__ , untnown paraon(s) to poaaaaaton d toa aA|ad real property 42;« M ng. and a lu k roah otearang M. torougb. undar » wbo art nor known to parkMmayotekn an ■araaaa, or otoor Tn Marks Orauop. t * j Bprtng today why Aaaock d Amartoa;. ______ Dak norm o f action TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEE! OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, CLAMMQ BY. THROUOK UNOER OR AO/UNST GREOORY E. TOOORAN. DECEASED, WHOM RESIDENCES ANO LAST KNOWN AOORE8SES ARE UMMOWN YOU ARE NOTWED Stef dl ID T'IE. SPRMa'vMXEY VXLAOE. ACCORDMO TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 2 6 FAOf TO OF THE FUBUC RSCOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOREM are ragWed to aarva a oopy d yow watton ddmaoa. > any. to 6 on USA GRAMERO, Aaomey tor toa CodSa BBtewteraAL PA 4010 Boytooul BoUtevwd Suia 460 Tampa. FL 33607 on or baton totly daya kom toa date d toa Ird pubtoakon d tola noaca and Bo toa ort^id ateh toa Cterk d tote Cowl ateter baton estates on •Bomoy or anmodataly Ndtoa I* haraby gfawi tod I am engaged to busmen al t101 W. Lake Daakny Rd, SUM 120. Ildtend. Ftortda 32711, Stentoola Cowdy. Ftortda widw too FUdoui Nm m d kii toa I to-WK Sacoon •asOS. Ftortda S IIM II IN I. Mary E. Fagan Pitehh: Dacwrbw 24.2000 V t04‘ »••• •liter la^ lU d N o n a OF PUBLIC B ALI FUSUC N o n a te hteMy dvan tod. on toa dda and toa ten* Stead bates, and eordbaAng bora day |e s : FwkB* AucSoil to too Mdate Udder., hr oadi d too eorabrate* d ITDfl _ _ 1007 d PASS Bprtnga Dr, WAter Bprtnpa, Fh. SETO. too oteAMh d toa U- tor rad and ofhsr chargaa tor affdi • Ban on *ama te ohbna6 to at: DATE OF E J ( B A— ry 1 6 8W 1 5 30 PM. JANET EVANS N CERAMIC MOLD* ANO HOUSEHOLD (IB M . •HANNON DUGAN S i t HOUMHOLD 0 0 0 0 6 ANO PURMTURC. XIOMARA MARTMEZ 414 FURMTURE. LEON ANO SONUKZARM •MT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. ROBERT BURNS 437* HOUSE­ HOLD 0 0 0 0 6 . DAWN PAD6LA AIM FURNTTURE. Aucaonaer Tampa UgUkhton. A 650 00 claaning dspoM e a b a o d tocted tor amte ute pwdMMd and rahmhd aAte a l oardanh d toa wfl Tha above ndtoa to ba i ones a leak tor tea neat*. SatoaM toba waterandby *kk» d toa Stelutea d to* Stetes d Ftortda. toMichcaaaa mad* andprePubAtei Dacambar 24.21.2000 NOTE: Pwtuted to to* Fob Dad CoOac ton PraoOoaa Ad you ara •drtted tod Bite tow Arm to daamad to ba a dad oaBactot tetompang to coked a dad and any tdorvnsaon obtekted am ba i t e t tor tote pu- N o n a of n e r m o u s name Noaoa a hereby N an tod I an •ngagad to budnan d B i t L WTTNEM m* land and toa sate d Mid Cowl on DEC 122000 Manranna Moraa A* Ctertr d toa Cowl ByvJana I Jnaadc Aa Dapuly Ctert COOEJS 6 ETAWIARSW, PA Itenp*. FL 31007 TbhpfWI (113)677-6006 CASa 10-00-3462 Pubtah Dacambar 17,2*. 2000 V172 M THE CBICUT COURT JUCCUL ORCUT OF THE STATE OF FLOfkOA, STAND FOR CMLDWMON CAM NO- B51S5CA-14-G IMC MORTGAGE COMPANY, A FLORIOA CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO MOUSTRY MORTGAGE COMPANY, L P . A DELAWARE IN I. ' ■ * noong bOfflpew Rcbarl A StraW), Praateam '24.2000 OTY OP LAK1 MART. FLOREM NOTia OF OUAUPYSM POR TNBMMAMOSROFA COY COMMW2K3N SEAT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Ouadytog h r to* hBsatog Lobs Mary Cky Gnmnaailc i aete to tteva toa nmdndar d a torm am bagln d 6 0 0 AAL on Montey. January a 2001, and am and d >00 PAL on Fratey. January 12.2001 t e d ' C d d *Foster, Cky Cterk d (407)324-3023, Monday toraudi Fratey, bom 6 0 0 A M wdi 600 P. K/bteftOacanhar 24,2000 V207 Ld 62. MAYFAM MEADOWS, aooordng to toa ptel toared aa raeotead to R d Book 29. pagat 21. 22 ted 2 6 d toa PutAc Raoordl d Swwnote Cowdy. Ftonda. d pubic ad*, to toa Npwd and bad btodar. tor cadi, to toa WM bote door d toa coutoouaa, located d 301 U. r»L Zmt£aj. Ftonda. d 1160 o’obck a m . on Jaratory 11.2001. DATED d Sardord. Ronda tote 2to day d Dacambar. 2000 you a n a paraon a b a t e •baay who naada any oooommodabon to ordar to parttofpala In tote prooaadng. you ara ardited, d no coal to you. to too praateten d owtton Samkkda Cowdy Coutoouaa. 301 K Pork Ananua. EUtaNlOI. Batoord FL i m i d ADAUnt (407)8254227 atehrn 2 mrrtrng day* d you raoafd d tote Noboa; I you ara haararg or IE SUE LONG AX/A LESUE R. LONG; JOHN DOE LONG. THE UNKNOWN HUSSANO OP LESUE LONG AX/A LESUE R. LONG; F UVMG. MCLUOMG ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 8AIO DEFENDANT(S), F REMARRKD. ANO F DECEASED. THE ■a aopriTiup imKNnwN mfird DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO A a OTHER PERSONS CLA/MMO BY THROUGH. UNOER OR AO/UNET THE NAMED DEFENDANT(8). WEKIVA COVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. MCj JOHN DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. DdandarKt). Nona OF SALE Noaca a haraby gran toaL pw­ auam to a Fate! SwTVTtery Judgmam d Foradoawa amarad to toa above- DateJanuary 1 6 tool « 130 PU Dua Date- January 21.1 2 2 1 .« * 0 0 contact toa S e m it e **Ccludy Plktfteakrg Ohtekrn prior to tte baad racoiatog date d •ubmautotoda Addenda kdormaBon te atee arraiabte on toa Cowdy*a Far kkornidton on any d M 8andnote Cowdy BCCprofacta. plaaaa tea* ow m b pegs d aranaoo aammote.il udbuamaaa/pwchaaing or cal 407-415711# V206 I �THKSKM1N0I.K 11KKAM) Sundny. December 24.2000 ll/V B usiness People on the Move Larry Strcib, Orlando Division President of David Weekley Homes - Orlando, with offices In Altamonte Springs, has announced the promotion of Linda Barnhart, o f Lake Mary. She will become Purchasing Manager for the company, effective Jan. 1,2001. Barnhart has been with the company for five years, hav­ ing served in various pur­ chasing related positions. David Weekley homes is now considered the largest rivately owned homeuilder in several cities across the nation Including Orlando. E Florida Solar Technology, In c, in Sanford, has promot­ ed Barbara Johnson as assistant manager for the telecommunications. Skip West, company president, said Johnson has been with the firm for one year and was formerly an Orange County school teacher. Business Notes New Product Onlihclabelsxom, the Longwood Internet company that sells peel-and-stick labels for inkjet and laser printers, plans to launch a new prod­ uct line in January that Company President David Carmany said could bring incremental monthly rev­ enues of as much as $20,000 next year labels for personal photo stkk-ons in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. 'T his Is a large and grow­ ing market that could really plode," Carmany said, ding, "especially among young people. They down­ load photos from the Internet or scan their own and print them out on their desktop inkjet printers - ped-and-stick labels with pictures." Carmany said he spent four months Investigating and developing the product - nigh gloss paper with peel-andstick backing that’s compati­ ble with most Inkjet ana User printers. "With most of the bundled software today you can repro­ duce your favorite pictures including your own - with a high quality phototgraphk finish." S New Leases Reaivest Partners, Inc, negotiated two new leases for office warehouse space in Sanford and Lake Mary. Reaivest Founder and President George Livingston and Michael Heidrich, direc­ tor of industrial and land at Reaivest negotiated both transactions. At Real vest's Lake Mary Business Center, 1150 Emma Oaks "frail in Lake Mary, Heidrich negotiated a lease for 3,500 square feet of office space and 23,858 square feet of warehouse space. Reaivest represented the landlord In negotiations. Goulds Pumps, In c, a division of SheratonrTT Corp. is the tenant and was represented by Mike Davis of Cushman and Wakefield. Heidrich negotiated a sec­ ond transaction to lease 2,100 square feet of office ware­ house space at 49 Coastline Rd. in Sanford. Solatveil America, In c, subleased the DVRs still need development You've probably seen the ads >uting the digital video recorder (DVR), the latest next big thing in home entertain­ ment. Among the ads' selling points: DVRs' ability to "con­ trol" live TV by replaying an event, such as an incomplete pass or a courtroom confession, without missing any of the con­ tinuing action. Also known as personal video recorders, DVRs are essentially set-top boxes that record to a computer-like hard drive. Their interactive on­ screen program guides let you choose TV programs for view­ ing or recording simply by clicking on the title with your remote. Some have software that can learn your viewing preferences and automatically record shows that match. Others can automatically record shows based on a title, actor, director or category you choose. Ail let you fast-forward or skip through commercials while you’re watching, as well as pause live shows and resume them where you left off. Their ability to easily shape the programming you want to record and watch could make owning a DVR tempting, but beware: This next-big-thing may be experiencing growing pains. When we tested DVRs in the summer of 2000, there were two service providers, ReplayTV and HVo. By Dec. 1, ReplayTV had halted manufac­ ture of its own line o f set-top * ■* gi it will - con recorders, although rogramtinuc ■ to provide thesP«b guide service and software to run other manufacturers' models. O f F ir "i* IO U * TiVo models, you often have to scan the program guide one channel at a time. ReplayTV models' "keyword" option also gives you more control over automatic recording. With the "learned preferences" feature on TiVo DVRs, the unit can automatically record shows based on what you've watched or recorded. — Picture quality. DVRs accept signals from your antenna or cablc/satellite able ...................... provider npn and compress what they record. You get the best picture quality using the least compression, though that eats into storage space faster. While the DVRs we tested were very good at their highest-quality setting (and on par with an average VHS VCR at their lowest-quality setting), none matched what a DVD player can offer. What's worse, as with VCRs, a mediocre incoming signal yields a mediocre picture. — Sound quality. Here the TiVo models have an edge. Their sound quality is compara­ ble to a hi-fi VCR's and good enough for high-quality hometheater sound. The ReplayTV models' sound quality wasn't as good. — Phone costs. DVRs require a phone connection for nightly program and periodic software updates from the service provider. These calls arc tollfree for TiVo models. On ReplayTV units, you may pay a long-distance charge if a local number isn't available. Herald photo by Tommy Vtncont Woodall Chiropractic Center in Sanlord received the December 2000 Beautification Award from the city’s Scenic Improvement Board (SIB). The practice Is located at 1018 W. First St. Pictured are Betty Akers, SIB chairman; Patrick Lawless, doctor of chiropractic: Dawn Testasocca, office manager, and Gina Gaddis, certified massage ther­ apist. The center’s areas of concern Include children's problems, com­ mon conditions, headaches and pain, including nock, shoulder, ann, hands and hips. For more information, call 407-322-4762. A T T E N T IO N Effective 12/3/00, Dr. Carol Logan announces h er departure from B ayhead E y e C entre due to motherhood. P atien ts records will rem ain in the care of Dr. Ingrid Peterson a t B ayhead E ye C entre. VUil the Coruumer Report* Web rite at w w w .c o n s u m c r n rp o rtB .o r g . © 2000, Consumers Union, Inc. L st o c a t io n i s R ea lly ** #i»H p t o w n , b u t isR o c a t io n O Se u r c o n d ea lly d o w n t o w n A nnouncing the g ra n d opening o f o ur Sanford B ranch in Downtown Sanford. O ffering the sam e convenient, personalized service, a n d services, as o ur H om e O ffice. 5.75 \ \[ A 0 / 0w M APY M oney ark i t D I R E C T D E P O S I T S E R V IC E S • P E R S O N A L IZ E D S E R V IC E • S T A T E - O F - T H E - A R T S E C U R IT Y M O N E Y M A R K E T - I R A ’S - C D ’S • V IS A C H E C K C A R D • S A F E D E P O S I T B O X E S • A T M C O N V E N IE N C E La ke M T he represented a ry d r iv e t h r u ban k Fo r O pen Sa tu r d a y l in e s - ea sy a c c e ss C o m m u n it y ! B CNB 1-4 • N o you and your Lake Mark Bun. Machinery In the transaction. Maitland based Reaivest Partners, In c, is a fully intecompany specializing In bro­ kerage, Investment, leasing <umJ iibuwgcmcnt, consulting, and development services in the U S. and worldwide through CORFAC International, a global teal estate services network active in the 60 largest markets in North America, Europe and Asia. Then there's the cost of con­ trolling live TV. DVR models we tested will set you back $400 to $700. Plus, you’ll need a VCR to archive what you record, since anything you save takes up space on a DVR's hard drive. In addition, HVo charges $10 month, or $200 for the life of the unit, for its program guide. ReplayTV-bascd units give you the guide without a fee, but their higher initial cost ruts them in the same price eague as TiVo units with the lifetime fee. We tested two TiVo-bascd DVRs (the Sony SVR-2000 and the Phillips HDR312, both $400) and two that use ReplayTV software (the $700 Panasonic PV-HS2000, and the $600 Replay RTV-3030, which is dis­ continued but may still be available). All performed simi­ larly, scoring "very good" over­ all. However, there are some differences — centering more on service providers and price than on hardware — that could influence your decision on which to buy. — Ease or use. The ReplayTV DVRs proved easier to set up and use. For example, a grid Id format for the program guide lets you scan programming on several channels at once. With u r •wire • w w ir L FROM CONSUMER REPORTS Beautiful building CNB STATE ROAD 46 C o m m u n it y N A T IO N A L B A N K M 3001 W. L ake M ary Blvd, L ake M ary, Florida 3 2 7 4 6 Tel: 407.323.8485 l1 1. 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The Lions, now 12-0 and ranked No. 3 in the Class 6A State Poll, won 25 games last year and had beaten a good DeLand team In its new gymnasium earlier this month. But a lot of people were probably still sceptical because the team had also been blown out In the district championship game last year, has no player over 6-foot* 3, and had not played a real strong schedule as v et But-all of those thoughts should have been put to rest after seeing the ease with which Oviedo rolled through the strong 16-team field this week in Kissimmee. After thoroughly dismantling Gateway and jacksonville-Ribault in its first two games in the tournament, the Lions got their first test against IVaditional! After three blowouts, Oviedo boys go to overtime to claim Shootout title at Kissimmee School from Buffalo, New York In the semifinals on Tuesday, But as in the other games, Oviedo took a quick lead and never trailed, leading 24-18 after one quarter and 41-28 at half­ time. After the Lions scored the first basket In the third quarter. Traditional ran off nine straight points to cut the lead to 43­ 37, but Oviedo outscorcd the Buffalo quintet 29-19 the rest of the way to cruise into the final. Senior Darrell Freeman led the way for the Lions with 29 points, while junior Shawn Witherspoon (14 points) and senior Justin Smith (12 points) were also in double figures. The Championship Game looked like it was going to be just like the others as Oviedo jumped out to a 22-9 lead after one period and led by 22,34-12, midway through the second quarter. w e "***™ will address all areas of baseball competition. Players also will be able to Identify a specific area of concentration to be addressed during the clinic The clinic will run from 9 a.m. to noon each day. As a trio the Ecksteins and Brown draw from a broad spectrum of baseball expertRick Eckstein, who was recently named the Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Minnesota TWina’ minor league system, graduated from Seminole High School in 1991. After Community College in 1994, Rick attended and played for the University of Florida, where he was also an assis­ tant coach. OAVtOIClCSTWN Before joining Ithe Minnesota Ins7 corganization, Rick TWlns7 was an assistant coach at Oviedo High School for one season ana was the assistant coach at SCC for a season. David Eckstein, a member of Seminole High School's state championship team In 1992, graduated from SHS in 1993. He walked on at the University of Florida. During his career as a Gator, David held the record for mast hits in a career at UF and earned All­ Southeastern Conference, All-American, and Academic All-American honors. Drafted by the Boston Red Sox In 1997, he is currently on the 40-man roster of the Anaheim Angels. Brown, a graduate of Lyman High School who played in tne minor league system of both the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs, was an assistant coach for the SHS state championship team in '92 before being the head coach at Oviedo High School through 1999. WhUe at OHS, Brown guided the Lions to Seminole Athletic Conference and district championships. A majority of Brown's graduating play­ ers were drafted or went on to play baseball collegiatcly. Enrollment in the clinic, which la limited, is $100. Players interested In regis­ tering and reserving a spot in the clinic should call 407­ 687-8129. All participants will receive a dinip T-shirt. I “ G r e a t” The Lions still led by 17,47-30, after scoring the first six points of the third period, but then Carver (12-6) started its comeback, finally taking its first lead, 55­ 54, with 4:50 left in the game. Carver then took a 58-54 advantage before Oviedo came back to regain the lead only to see Carver hit a shot at the buzzer to send the game into overtime tied at 62-62. Carver then appeared to take control, building a 69-66 lead before the Lions rallied back again behind Witherspoon, Freeman, Tim Kiscaden and Marcus Hayes to pull out the victory. Freeman again led all scorers with 27 points and was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player. Witherspoon, who made the All-Tournament Team, netted 18, while Hayes finished with 13. Simon, who hit six o f Carver's 10 three-pointers In the game, scored 22 for the runner-ups. The championship was the third in the tournament for Oviedo head coach Ed Kcrshner, who started the event back in 1980 when he was the head coach at Osceola and won back-to-back titles in 1981 and 1982 as coach of the Kowboys. SEMIFINALS LIO N S 74, T R A D IT IO N A L 56 ■ *rr»l* N.Y.-T>*dUloful (Ml Oca*** 35. Ttimdi 9, MitiKill 3. |«a*>* 9 TotlU 13 713 M. O tIk I o 1741 PVkvtt 5. Wlthmpnun 16, lU y n 4, Emrmjn 19, Stnilhll, Kl*c»Jvn 5, llcrtm I, Duprrr 2. Total* 27 16-22 74 Tradition*! I t 10 14 1 4 . M Ovtado 24 17 14 1 9 .7 4 Thnv-putnt ArU R a il*. Tr*dilionj|3(Frrtnh2.M*r»Kill). Oviedo 4 (Trrrnun 3, Pickett). Trim foul* . Traditioul 17; Oviedo 13 Fouled out . none. Technical* . nonr RminJv Ttfelitkvu) y \ . c h a m p io n s h ip LIO N S 78, CA R V ER 74, overtim e New OrlranaCUrvrr (741 Milrr 17, Alexander 7, Edward* }, Sunon 22. Stulyrr 2. L Crrm 4. Andmon 4. Wood* 13. Total*; 29 6-11 74. Oviedo (Til Pickett i , Wlthenporm IS, 111)9* 13, Freeman 27, Smith 7, Xiacaden 5. Total*: 27 IS-25 7S. Carve* 9 21 12 20 12. 74 Oviedo 22 19 9 12 1 6 .7 1 ThfTT-jxrcnt held goal* . Caner 10 (Simon 6. Mile* 2 Alexander. Edward*); Oviedo 6 (Pickett 2 llayr* 2. Freeman. Ktacaden). Team (ouli . Carver 23; Oviedo 13. Fouled out _ Carver. Milrr Technical* none. Record* Oviedo 12-0. Carver 12-6. T o u rn a m e n t tim e W restling at Lym an; Hoops at L ake M ary By O w n Sm ith Sports Editor i- . LAKE MARY — With school out for the holiday break, basket­ ball and wrestling teams will turn their attention to tournament action next week. Five Seminole Athletic Conference basketball teams, both the m the Wednesday through Friday. Other boys teams include defending champion Apopka, Winter Park, Holy Cross and Deltona. Joining the Rams girls for their part of the tournament that will begin on Thursday will be Orange Park, Satellite and Tavares. Also on the tournament slate la the prestigious Lyman Christmas Tournament that year-In and year-out attracts the top boys and girls programs from around the state. The tournament began on Friday and was to wrap-up Saturday evening. Lyman High School will also hold a tournament for both boys and girls squads next week when the Central Florida Duals is contested. The event begins at 9 a.m. on both Friday and Saturday. In a big Seminole Athletic Conference matchup this week, the Seminole boys timed up for the tournament with a hard-fought win. On Wednesday at Lake Brantley, Arrow Force IX outscorcd the host Patriots, 22-18, in the fourth period to pull out a 66-64 victo­ rySeminole's 6-foot-6 junior center, Robby Dupre, saved A FIX down the stretch. With Seminole leading by four points with under a minute to Seminole soccer girls split at Lady Bulldog By D *an Sm ith Sports Editor BUNNELL — The Seminole High School girls soccer team ve a pretty good account of elf alter being forced to play a doubleheader at the Lake Bulldog Holiday Classic in Bunnell on Thursday. Kimmle German, Jeanette Curtis and Lauren Kovasik scored the goals as the Fighting Seminole* (3-11) blanked Mainland, 3-0. Kovasik and Curtis also had assists as the TYibe outshot the Buccaneers, 14-6. Things did not go as well in the nightcap as Seminole moved up in class to take on a very good Orange Park team and fell, 1 M . "That (Orange Park) Is the best team I have seen all year," said Seminole coach Bill Vickers. Curtis scored the Tribe's goal S on an assist from Kovasik. Seminole was supposed to play again on Friday rriday in u the tournament at Flagler- ~ Pam Coast High School lo o lln EBunnell In a game that was played last Friday (Dec. 15), Seminole picked up a big 2-1 victory over Merritt Island. Curtis scored both goals with German and Samantha Columbus assisting. Lea Kyle scored tne goal for the Mustangs. In boys soccer action, Lake Mary improved to 8-0-2 on the season with wins over Satellite and Lakeland-George Jenkins. On Wednesday, the Jawad brothers, Tarek ami Samer, and Devin Esterbrook scored one goal each as the Rams blanked George Jenkins, 3-0. Samer Jawad and Zolie Kesckcs had one assist each in dropping the Eagles to 7-3. On Thursday, it was the See Preps. Page 2D J fie ld S A C on ‘ T a rg e t’ in g irls soccer C lassic By Dean Smith S p orts E ditor ■ M., i ' ri vi f HOTMpiwtobyan znanaM Seminole and Winter Springs (shown In action eariterthla season, above) wWbs two ol ths favorites for the boy* championship when the Lake Mary High School 2000 Holiday Classic la held starting next Wednesday. The tournament wilt feature a field of eight boys teams and four girls teams and will run through Friday. r, Lake Brantley senior sharpshooter Scott Bradley buried a ’ thrcc-polnter, his fifth on seven tries In the game, to bring hosts within a point, 64-63. Dupre was fouled and hit both clutch tries to put the lead a three with under 30-seconds to play. The Patriots' Jamar Guy was fouled attempting a "three" with See Tournament. Page 2D LAKE M A R Y — The Seminole Athletic Conference very nearly made it a clean sweep in the Quarterfinals of the Target Soccer Classic 2000 Thursday. Defending Class 4A State Champion Lake Howell, host Lake Mary and Oviedo advanced to the semifinals along with undefeated Satellite, which blanked a very strong Lake Brantley team, 4-0. The highlight game of the iartcrflnals was a rematch of c 1999 final between Lake Howell and defending Target Champion Seabreeze. The game was another nailbiter with Randi Holcomb scor­ ing the only goal In the first half and the Silver Hawks defense held the 1999 champs to only eight shots on goal for a 1-0 win. The victory was the second See Soccer. Page 2D S CH A M PIO N S R EW A R D ED Harald ptioto by An ZMRraU Ken Perkins (left) end Dob Keeler accept the trophy lor the Thursday Night Men’s League champion Regulators and Joe DiBartok) (right) accepts lor Co-Ed League champion Beer :30 during the awards ceremony lor tho City ol Sanlotd Recreation and Parks Department Fall Slow Pitch Softball League at the Downtown Youth Center. The SRD Is now signing up teams for the Polar Bear Leagues. Call 407-330-5697 lor Information. �P a g e 211 Sunday, December 2d, 2000 T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d A Look for Colts over the Vikings this week The final week of the season has arrived and The Crystal Ball of Football is still a nervous wreck. Not only did the Dues win on Monday Night, a game I wasn’t allowed to watch, but my STOCK LOCK OF THE YEAR is on fire. As the Stock Market continued to pummel friend and foe alike, the Crystal reached into his bag and pulled out a winner for you. I stumbled out of bed this morning, turned on the computer, and Converse Technologies was up another $14 a share! I had to sell..... remember my motto, " I'm a profit taker, not a risk laker." There have been a bunch of bloody noses and bruised egos in this market, but fear not, I'll help you in this department as well. Last week, the SAN FRANCISCO FORTY-NIN­ ERS delivered big time as they smashed the CHICAGO BEARS as my LOCK OF THE WEEK. In an effort to start the holiday early, the Herald Sports Department is rushing my column this week. Wc'rc not wasting any effort on games that will In no way impact the complexion of the play­ offs. Let's get right to the schedule and find some winners. B A L T IM O R E (-5) V S . N EW Y O R K JE T S The Ravens are foaming at the mouth as they wait for the Jets in this one. Old Vinny won't want to play against this vicious and at times cruel defense. Ravens 21, Jets 12. ST. L O U IS (-4) A T N EW O R L E A N S The Ainls' are on a roll, but my sources tell me bad things about team discipline. Bourbon Street has been packed with players all week and it’s going to cost them. The Rammies arc desperate for the first time in two years. Rammies 27, AInt* 23. D E T R O IT (-10) V S . C H IC A G O I cannot believe that the Lions actually have a This Week in the NFL Brady Lessard chance to make the playoffs. All they have to do is beat the Bears so I guess they will, but this shouldn't be happening. In my opinion they should let the Bills switch Conferences and fill in for them. Lions 13, B ea n 0. P H IL A D E L P H IA (-11) V S . C IN C IN N A T I The Eagles are having a tough time getting any respect from the League and will have to earn it in the playoffs. The vast majority o f my sources around the country consider this team to be a fluke. I'm not sure if they arc a Super Bowl team, but I do think they have a solid defense and offense making them one of the better balanced teams still standing. The Bungles may be my team next year, they keep showing up for games every­ one knows they'll lose. Eagles 27, Bungles 10. G R E E N BA Y (-3) V S . T A M P A BAY The Battle of the Bays. This happens to be one of my favorite games o f the year. Everyone and their uncle is figuring the Bucs will choke, I’m not sure. I'm hoping for warm weather and a repeat of the offensive firepower that was on display Monday Night. TO O CLO SE TO CALL. Tournament---------C o n tin u e d fr o m p a g e I B 2.6-seconds left and went to the charity stripe with a chance to tie the game. Guy made the first, but then missed, forcing him to intentionally miss the third try. The strategy worked as Guv got his own rebound, but could not get off a shot that could have tied the game. Dupre led Seminole with 23 points, while fel­ low 6-foot-6 frontcourt man Marcus Robinson chipped in with 12 and guard Joey Gunter had 13. For Lake Brantley, Bradley netted a game-high 29 points, while Guy added 20. BOYS BASKETBALL WEDNESDAY A R R O W FO R C E IX 66. P A TR IO T S 64 Seminole IMI Gunter 13, Mf Kinney 5. McCray 2. M. White 7, Oliver 1 b U n m 11. Dupre 23, Guevara 2. Total*. 2ft 12 19 66. Lake Brantley (Ml Guy 2D. Bradley 29, Wire 2. Murein 1. Gooch 6 Grubb. 3. Total*: 23 711 M. Seminal* 13 14 17 21 _ 66 Lake Brantley 17 17 12 I I . 64 Three-paint field (tool. _ Seminole 2 (Gunter, Dupre): Lake Brantley 7 (Bradley 3, Guy 2). Team fault _ Scminnlr 11, Lake Brantley 17. Fouled out _ none. Technical. _ none. Reared. _ Seminole 4-4; Lake Brantley 53. G R EY H O U N D S 73, R A M S 60 Lyman 1731 Koblnwn 3, Redden 4, Simpaon 12, Wrmlglio 12. Crate 13, Sabo 12. Megtl IS Total*: 22 29-11 73 L*kt Mary (401 Allteon i, htatean 4, Field. 2, U r t .r u 3, BrnyhlU 13. Liiardo 1 6 Morn I, Ting 2, B arm 10. Total*: 2013-23 4a Lyman 14 n 11 11 _ 73 Loka Mary 10 21 16 U . 40 Three-point field goal* _ Lake Mary S (BrnyhlU 3, Alltaon, LUardo). Taam fouli _ Lyman 3 1 Lake Mary 2 6 Fouled ouf _ Lak* Maty, BerryhilL Mam. Technical. _ Lak* Mary bench. Recced. _ Lake Mary 0-9. Junior vanity _ Lyman 52, Laka Mary 51. WOLVES S3, SILVER HAWKS 44 Deltona (Ml Earl 9, W.lkar 4, DuKrU 10, PoweU 6 N apotat l.WUbatrn 7, CM 16 Total*: 21 7-12 S3. Laka Howell (441 Lotary I, Walker 3, Prado 10, C n a i 7, Brawn 12. Codry 6 Total*: 14 15-2744. Deltona U II I t U _ Bk Lak* Howell B » U 16 _ 44 Three-point field |a*ia _ Drfttna 4 (Towed 2. Wlfltanm. art),- Laka Hawed t (Latary) Teem foul. _ N/A, touted out _ none. Thchnfcate _ none. Record* . Drllon* 3-5; Laka Howtil 6-7. THURSDAY MIDNIGHT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT WARRIORS <7, PATRIOTS 44 Wret Orange (47) Srlfcrt II, William* 1 6 HughWy 4 Riley I d Wrdefo 2. Undtart 2. Cooley 2. Total*: 19 7-20 47. lak e Brantley (44) Cuy 9, Beadley 3, M arin i II, Gooch 3, G o M * 7, W in 2 Tbtak. 1761141 W at Orange 21 I 6 1 1 . 0 U k a Beaudry U It 7 12 _ 44 Three-point field goal* _ What Orange 2 (Setter! 2); Laka Brantley 1 (Moeein 2). Team foul. . What Orange 1 6 Lake Brantley 17. Faulad md _ non*. Tadmkali _ none. G IR LS BASKETBALL TU ESD A Y LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL 2000 HOLIDAY CLASSIC D ecem ber 27-29 BOYS BRACKET W ED N ESD A Y, D EC EM BER 2 7 Game 1 _ Winter Park vs. Lake Brantley, 2 pan. Game 2 _ Apopka vs. Winter Springs, 3:45 pan. Game 3 _ Holy Cross vs. Seminote, 5 3 0 pan. Game 4 _ Deltona vs. Lake Mary, 7:15 pan. DAY, D EC EM BER 28 S BRACKET Park-Lake Brantley loser va. ____ ■Springs loser, 11 a an. 6 J Holy Cross-Seminole loeer vs. Deltorva-Lake Mary loser, 12:45p.m. W INNER'S BRACKET Game 8 _ Winter Park-Lake Brantley winner vs. Apopka-Winter Springs winner, 4:15 p m. Came 10 _ I W y C W S o nlnole winner vs. Deltona-Lake Mary winner, 7:45 p m. LIONS 53, SILVER HAWKS « Oviedo (U ) llemandex 9, OUvrr 5. BanficU 6 Tuaate 21, Buohika 6 Ctbb* 6 llodge. 4. Total.: 23 6 1 0 53. Lak* Howell (U) Kahn 6 Pollard 3, Brown 1 M artina 16 Codrey 1 6 Rant* 2, Rata 6 Total*: 179-1741 Oviedo u IS 13 U _ H U k r Itowell 10 9 I I 11 _ 41 Three-point Arid goal* _ Oviedo 1 (Hcmandet) Ink* Mowed (Pollard 1 Kohn 2, Codrey) Team foul. _ Ovtado 17; Lak* Hawed 12. Fouled out _ Lak* Howell Codrey. Technical* _ non*. Racorda _ Ovtado 7-5; Laka Howell 6-6. Junior vanity _ U< 41, Ovtado 31 W ED N ESD A Y RAMS 5 1 GREYHOUNDS 44 Lak* Mary (551 Dunkman 1ft An. Prrteey 4 Moalar 1 4 Au. Prmiry 6 Kan* 1 1 Bail 6 Total*: 19 14-17 55. Lyman (441 K. RaddUfr I, Fioreni* 21, Hudaon 10, Uman 1 Campbell ft Total*: 17 6-1144. Laka Mary 17 I 10 B . IS Lyman > » U 11 _ 44 Three-point Reid goal* _ Lak* Mary 3 (Dunkman 2. Au. Tierney) Lyman 4 (Ftoeetua 2. Hudaon 2). Taam Inula _ Lak* Mary IX Lyman 16 Fouled out . ncew. Technical* _ non*. Ream)* . Lak* Miry 11-1; Lyman TH U RSD A Y COUGARS 52, PATRIOTS » IR ID A Y D ECEM BER 29 SEVENTH PLACE GAME Game I t _ Game 5 loeer va, Game 6 loser, 11 a.m. FIFTH PLACE GAME Game 12 _ Game 5 w inner va. Game 6 w inner 12:45 p.m. THIRD PLACE GAME Game 14_G am e S loser va. Gome 10 loset 4:15 p an . Lak* Brantley 091 Lightner 1 Olivi* X Stewart 6 Smith 3, Balurte 1, Soap 7, Dtaon 7, Wveka 6 Total*: 12 14-24 39. Unlvenity UXI Mlllae X McMann 11 Flanagan 7, Collaxo 1 Harper X Krbac 1, Caaptr 6 Hill I I Ibtala: 24 2 4 SX U k * Brantley ] t U 14 _ M Unlvenity U 16 13 U _ U Three-poinl firid gataa _ Lake Brantley 1 (Sacfi); Untventty 2 (McMann 2). Team foul. _ U k * Brantley 10, Unlvenity IX Fouiad out . now. Technical*.noew. Keened. _ Lak* Brantley 2-1X'Unlvenity 12-1. Junior vanity _ Lak* Brantley 5 6 Unlvenity 35. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME BOYS W RESTLING TUESDAY Game 16 _ Game 8 w inner Vf. Game 10 win­ ner, 7:45 pan. GIRLS B R A C K *! TH U RSD A Y, D EC EM BER 28 Game 7 _ Orange Park vs. Satellite, 2 3 0 p.m. Game 9 _ Tavares vs. Lake Mary, 6 p.m. FRID A Y, D EC EM BER 2 9 THIRD PLACE GAM E Game 13 _ Orange Park-Satellite loser vs. Tavares-Lake Mary loser, 2 3 0 pan. CHAM PIONSHIPGAM E4. *1*6 Game 15 _ Orange Park-Satellite wthner vs. Tavares-Lake Mary winner, 7:45 pan. , RAMS 4ft PATRIOTS S3 103 _ Figueroa, Lak* Brantley, pinned Lisdke. M X 111 _IYoplte. U k r Mary, wan by forfait 119 . Steven*. L*k* Mary, pinned Wmvrt 0:46 m . Chmil Lak* Mary, p tm d Norman. 1:1X I JO . J. William*. U ka Brantley, pinned Alcorn. 539. 115 . Tocco, U k * Branlley. pinned Buhnng, 301. 140 . Lemteua. U ke Brantley, defeated C. Xiong. 17-11. 145 . X Xiong, Lak* Mary, pinned X WUhomo. 1:16 1 5 2 . 1lame. U ka Mary, defeated DrCarela, ll-X 110 . Sifakia. LaU Mary, pinwd Farreft 349. 171 _ Wenger. Lak* Brantley, won by forfeit I t t _ Let, Lak* Mary, defeated Stevimo. 11-10 111 _ Itaucfo U k * Mary, defeated Mahfoad. 11-10. Ilea vyweight _ Coo. Lak* Brantley, ptnnod Hoff, 5 J X Kecoed* _ U k * Mary X X Junior vanity . U k * Mary SX Lake Branlley 26 M IA M I (-4) A T N E W E N G L A N D The Dolphins arc a team in chaos. T\vo weeks ago they seemed invincible, today they are almost invisible. The Patriots may forfeit the game but regardless, Miami gets a meaningless win In this one. Dolphins 23, Patriots 20. IN D IA N A P O L IS (-3) V S . M IN N E S O T A The Colts arc looking to keep the momentum going after their thrashing of the Dolphins. The Vikings have once again proven that their defense Is almost as bad as the Rammies. Manning will unload at home and Culpepper won't be able to keep up. Colts 41, V ikings 35. O A K L A N D (-8) V S . C A R O L IN A The Cheaters are feeling good about themselves and have a good chance at home field advantage. The Panthers are known to play spoiler w ell but they face too much talent in this one. Cheaters 31, Panthers 23. T E N N E S S E E (-14) V S . D A L L A S The Cowgirls have more Injuries than they can count, but the Titans won't let up. Tennessee is getting ready for the playoffs, and they don't plan on blowing it this year. If I'm not mistaken, Dallas is down to their third quarterback. Aikman may retire and I'll miss him. Titans 27, Cowgirls 9. Each week the Crystal Ball o f Football releases his patented LOCK OF THE WEEK. This Is the game that after research and contemplation, I feel most comfortable telling you to take to the bank.. We've all done extremely well over the past five y ean and I plan for us to continue in the New Year. Today your favorite Santa, the Crystal Ball, brings an early Christmas gift with INDIANAPO­ L I S ^ ) OVER THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS. Peyton Manning has all cylindcre going on this team right now, and they may be contenders for the Super Bowl. Get some extra bulbs for the scoreboard, this will be a shootout. Enjoy your football this weekend and remem­ ber, everything else can wait. Except Christmas. The Crystal Ball wishes you and yours a won­ derful and safe Holiday Season. Preps-------------------C o a tfc m t* fr o m p a g e I B Jawad brothers, along with Kesckes this time, scoring the goals as Lake Mary topped the Scorpions (11-2-2), 3-1. Kesckes and Tarek Jawad had the assists. But all good things must come to an end, os the Rams suffered their first loss o f the season In a late game on Thursday, 3-1 to Tampa-Jesult. In other boys games, Lake Howell fell to Bishop Moore, 62, and Seminole was blanked by Lake Brantley, 8-0. In girls weightlifting action, Seminole Improved to 4-1-1 with a 62-16 thumping of Lyman. BO YS SOCCER TUESDAY HORNETS 4 SILVER HAWKS 2 Lak. HewelM J _ ] BiahopMoorel I _ 6 Coal* _ U k * Howell 2 (McNenwy, Ywngblood) Btahop Moon 6 0 *- CaboJ X Ambraeio X Do. Buckley). Aaateta _ Lak* Howell 1 (McNrmay); Bishop M oon 5 (Meehan 6 Weller). Shota net goal _ U ka Hawaii 6 Btahop Mooee 29. Record* . Btahop Moon 10-0-2. WEDNESDAY RAMS X EAGLES 0 1 ak tleaS C inrg* Janldna 0 0 . * Laka Mott B I S Goal. _ U k * Mary 3 (X (await 3. Jawad, Brttabtook) Aaalata . Lak* M a y 2 (Kook**. X Jawad). Shota on goal _ Gauge JwiUn* ft U k * Mary 17. Itemed* _ Cwrg* Ja ik b s 7-X PATRIOTS 4 FIGHTING SEMINOLE3 0 U k * Brantley 4 4 .8 B— Inal* B B _ I Gael. _ Lak* Brantiey I (P arra X Chany, Lemua, Craves Brttt, Ptahat Fforlono). Aartvta _ U ka Brantley 4 (Torero X Smith 2). 1 goal. Lak* Brantley 21; Seminole X Record* . U k * Branlley 6-3-2. Junior vanity _ U k * BnntWy X Seminole 0. TH URSDA Y x S C O R P IO N S 1 Satellite 0 1 .1 Lak* Mary 1 2 . 2 Goal* _ Satellite 1 (Johnaun); U k * Maty 3 (Kecakca, T. Jawad. X Jawad). Ataut, _ Lak* Mary 2 (Kaokee. T. Jawad). Shota on p a l _ Satellite 6 Lake Mary IX Reoorda .Satellite 111-X Lake Maty XO-X RAM S G IR LS W EIGHTLIFTING TUESDAY SIG H T IN G SE M IN O L E S 62, G R EY H O U N D S 16 M l _ YUeL Seminole, 70X 5.153. 11» _ Iowan. Seminole, 9695 _ 190. 119 _ Crowe. Seminole. 100-100 _ 20ft 12* . RoHnacn. StmlnoW. 123-150.273. U t . Camp* Seminole. 145-125.27ft 154 _ Strtngham, Seminote, 1 35-135.27ft 16* _ WaahingJon, Samfoole, 120-130 _ 250. U J . Unitary. Seminole. 2 1 M I5 _ 40ft Heavyweight. Ropke. Lyman. 140-140.30ft Soccer straight 1-0 triumph for Lake HoweU (13-1-1). The Silver Hawks had opened the tourna­ ment with a 1-0 decision over previously unbeaten DeLand (81) with Holcomb again sco rin g the only goal in die first half, Lake HoweU outshot the Bulldogs 24-2. The surprises of the tourna­ ment so far has been Lake Maty and Oviedo, both o f whom entered the tournament with losing record*. But things now get very diffi­ cult for the Ram i and Lions as they were to have taken on Satellite and Lake HoweU, respectively, in the semifinals. Tne final five games are set tor Saturday at Lake Mary High School with the Championship Game scheduled to kickoff at 7 p.m. at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. 0 2 .1 I 0 .1 GoaW . Winter Spring, 2 (Batten, Stermer); C nm tm ld* 1 (Honlg) Aataate _ non*. Shote on gen] _ Winter Spring, tft- Cmmtiyted* 7. Rooted,. Winter Spring, 66-3; Cam tryildaX 8-1. W ILD C A T S X RA|4S 6 Winter r * t i 1 1 . * • » •_ • , -W hiter Park 2 (Ptetam 2 ) Amtate _ Winter Pkit 1 (KaMbnum) Shote an ganl _ Whiter Park 1ft O n r g n r a d X Bocrtedi _ Whiter Pork 7 H . R A M S 4 BO B C A T S 1 •m U m 1 S . 1 Lak* Mary 1 1 .4 GoaW _ Boc* Raton 1 (Burl); Lake Mary 4 (ZabeL Koilgnn. Altman. Karmnhiock). Aaatate . Lak* Mary 3 (KoOgran. ZabaD Shote an goal .B oca Room 5; Lab* Mary 2X ta a a d * .L a k * Mary 7-6-1. SCORPIONS4 PATRIOTS0 BtaaHlte U ka Brantley “ ' 2 1 .4 B B _ • t 4 (Kaath. Balnn, fonkfoo. Shota on goal _ Satellite IX U ka Brantley X Racwd* _ Satellite 1130c Laka Brantley 7-2-1. BU LLD O C S 4 G REYH O U N DS 0 0 t _ B I 4 .1 GoaW _ Maftoum* 5 (Hunt X Bkxhi 1 Thornton). Anted . Mafcoun w 1 ( Shota on goal . Lyman ftl .Lym an 3-10. BU LLD O G S 4 CO U G A RS 4' B • t GoaW. D tUnd 4 (Stack X Rom) DrUnd 2 (Stock. Lankford) Shota ( DeLand ft Unlvertety ft SILVER HAWKS X SANDCRABS 0 6 • . B 1 a . 1 : Gcnta _ U ka HoweU 1 (Holcomb) Aaateta _ I (RWe). Shota an goal . 4 LaU HoweU IX Racnd* . I ll-X U U HoweU 13-M. L IO N S 2, H O R N ETS 1 Oriod* a 2.2 Btahop M ann a I . I GoaW. Ovtado 2 (Nopptagat, Brandt); Btahop M an * 1 (William.). Aaateta . Oviedo 1 (Ihrbetl); Btahop M oon 1 (Koat) Shota on goal _ Ovtodo 17; Btahop Moor* 12 Record* Ovtodo 6-X2 and Btahop Moor* 10-3. W ED N ESD A Y PATRIOTS 4 RAMS 0 Orangawood Oiriatian 0 ■ _ 0 U ka Brantley 2 2 .4 Goal. . U k * Brantley 4 (Brtgg* X Hub*6 Cook) Aootata _ Lake Brantley 4 (Dunning, Ashton, Hubei: Amal). Shota an goal _ Oongrwcod QirtaUon ft U k * BnntWy 21. Racorda . Oangewoad Qvtrttan B-X U k * BnntWy M -i. SCORPIONS X WILDCATS 0 Winter Park 0 0.0 Satellite 1 2 .2 GoaW _ Satellite 3 (Cuahman, Balnea, Kaath) AaaWte _ Satellite I (Kaath) Shota on goal . Winter Park 1ft Satellite IX LIONS 6 BULLDOGS 1, penally kick * Moikmum S 1 0 .1 OeWdn 1 0 1 .1 GoaW _ Mdbounw 1 (Thorton); Ovtado I (M. Cliiw). Aoolatt . Melbourne I (BocM); Ovtodo I (Carter). Shota on ga*J .IM b o u rm 1 6 CModo IS Record* _ MHbournt M ; Oviedo 3-5-X HORNETS 4 GREYHOUNDS 1 Btahop Ma n 3 1 .4 Lyman 0 1 .1 GoaW . Btahop Moon 4 (WUUama X S **n *.T Devi*); Lyman 1 (Rallly) Aaalata _ Btahop Mooral (Caialang, Davenport, SaauJShotton goal _ Btahop Moor* IX lynian 6 Racorda _ Btahop Moor* 1(32-1; Lyman 3 10 RAMS 4 COUGARS *, penalty k ick* Cl**rwotet-CotuUiymld* 2 0 0 . 2 ILjIui Mary 0 3, t _ 9 Goota _ Country-tad* 2 (Honlf 2); Laka Mary 2 (Ketlgren 2 ) Anted . Countryoldr 1 ( l a v ) Shot* on goal _ Countrytad* 6 U k * Mary 13. Recncdt. Cmmirytedc 6-7; U k * Mary 66-X SILVER HAWKS X BULLDOGS 0 DeLand ■ 0 .0 LakaHawell 1 0 1 GoaW . Lak* HoweU 1 (Holcomb) Aaalata . non*. Shota an goal. DeLand X Lak* HoweU 2 6 Raoonl* _ DeLand 6-1} LaU Howell 12-M. SANDRA BS X COUGARS 0 Seabnea* 2 1 .3 Uni vanity a 6 .6 GoaW . Smbrnane 3 0- Brauer X O'Brian). Aielat* . Seabneae 3 (L Brauer. J. Brauer. Potter). Shot* on goal . Seek reel* II; Untventty 7. TH U R SD A Y BEARS X COUGARS 1 1 1 �T iie S eminole H ekald Sunday. Pm-mlxT 21, 2000 PARC 311 Why is 'Walker' Q. In a recent episode of "Walker, Texas Ranger," one of the cast - C.D. Walker - dies of a heart attack. Did this actor actually leave the scries because of his death, or for other rea­ sons? If so, what was the rea­ son? He was such an asset to the show. A.F., Payneway, Ark. A. He was C.D. Parker, not Walker, and he was played by Noble Willingham. He left the show to run for Congress - he lost. Q. Early in their careers in the 1970s, both Jane Fonda and Barbra Streisand had co-starring roles in two movies that weren't widely known. Fonda starred with George Segal In "Fun With Dick and Jane," and Streisand starred with a young man whose name I can't remember in "For Pete's Sake." I’ve brought these titles up at many a video store only to get blank looks in return. Are they available? — J.H.S., Bloomington, III. A. Yes, both those movies ore out on video. The young man in "For Pete's Sake" was Michael Sarrazin. Q. There was a made-for-TV movie back in the 1970s, when "Disease O f the Week" movies were big. It was about a young couple who struggled through Dick a n d Chick! K le in e r Ask Dick Kleiner Little Rock, Ark. A. It was called "Sunshine," and, as far as we know, it is not on video. Q. My friend and I argue about who has been in the most movies. I think Gene Hackman. Could you tell me how many movies Gene Hackman has been in? - C.S.M., Rome, Ga. A. At last count, Hackman has had roles in 65 films, but he is a piker compared to the oldtime movie stars like John Wayne, James Cagney and Edward G. Robinson who were in 100 o r more. Q. I love country music and among the stars, I like Dilly Walker. He appeared in at least two movies - "Second Piddle to a Steel Guitar" and "Red River Round-Up." I have never seen them and would love to. Arc they out on video? - V.S., Worthington, Iowa A. We can find no record of either of those films. Q. Who was the girl In "Nobody's Fool" with Paul Newman who played poker with the men? - K.D., Pittsburgh, Pa. A. That was a bit player named Drenda Spohnholtz. Q. My favorite programs arc "La Femme Nikita" on USA and "Now and Again" starring Eric G o sc on CBS. I can't find them this season (except "La Femme Nikita" reruns). Were they can­ celled? - B .L S., New Brighton, Pa. A. Unfortunately, "Now and Again" was cancelled. "La Femme Nikita' is set to return in the New Year (Jon. 7) with sev­ eral new episodes. (Send your questions to: Ask Dick Kleiner, c/o Newspaper Enterprise Association, 200 Madison Avc., New York, N.Y. 10016. 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Park Drive, Sanford “O ffices C oast to CotuT Sfoc*'1954 (407) 322*1562 t Blessings o f the Christmas season to you and all your loved ones. ar te F 1 i [ 1 -- • DR. W ILLIE B. NEWMAN, M.D. Newman OB/GYN Group, P.A. W ith W ell W ishes F ro m T he S ta ff a n d M a n a g e m e n t We W ish You A H ealthy, H a p p y a n d P ro sp e ro u s H o lid a y To A ll O u r V alued P a tie n ts! NEW PATIENTS WELCOME SOME SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS 1 4 0 3 MEDICAL PLAZA DR 521 S R 4 3 4 W. STE. 2 0 0 L 0N G W 00D ,F L 3 2 7 5 0 -5 1 6 5 (407) 260-0818 STE. 1 0 7 SANFORD, FL 3 2 7 7 1 (407) 324-2500 n- “ fff} I I ■ M B fflj W i �T he S eminoix Herald Page fill Suinlay. Ikrcmlier 2-1. 2000 L eg a l s L eg a ls ICMtoOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIYTSJON CASE NO. OOCAII77-1AP Chat# Manhattan Morigaga Coipotaaon. PLAINTIFF. Va. Jamca R Johnaon,_____ u*nor»n paraon(t) ai poaaaaaion ol tia loAnoam p a ra o rtt) In p o a a aw o n ol through, undar and apawn! tha L eg a ls Co m Na.:* OOOR-4511-03O-P to RE: DIE MARRIAGE OF Bl OIN FANG, PmncnatWrt. And STEVEN MICHAEL YEE. RaapondanPHuaband NOTICE OF PUBLICATION To: STEVEN MICHAEL YEE LAST ADORESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Hal L eg a ls Longraood.FL 32730 STEPHEN F. BROOME. PA Anornaya lor Pi DATED l a 20ti day of Dacantm. 2000 L eg a ls L eg a ls JANICE B DVBOAMU AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC.; ENGLISH ESTATES/ENGLISH WOODS ASSOCIATION. WC.; TEN­ ANT I I NIVA RICH OYBOAHL a n t * Datendanta. I arti aa4 to tia tapnaM and baal bbdaf to caahM waat tort door oi t i t SEMWOLE Couty CourThouaa, aantod. Itolda at tl-OOAM. on t i a l l t i day ol January. *001. Ha knowing daacrtiad prepar- OF SANFORD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED to FIAT BOOK I, PAGE (SI S* 54. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated Dacambar B. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Oort ol * » Coul By Dcrotiy W. Baton AaDaputy Ctert Mara A Ban-Etra. PA Anomaya lor Plairrtl tot HE. 157ti StoaL Bute 204 North Mani Baach. Flodda 31182 Tatephona (305)7704100 Rapraaaolalrva WILLIAM F JUNO. ESQUIRE JUNO 5 SISCO 100 8 Alhtey Ortva. Bte 1240 TAmpa. Florida 33802 (813)225*1555 Fla. Bat No.: 350040 PuMah Oaoarrtiar 17.24,2000 V144____________________ S a A x I FL 32771 YOU ARE N0DF1E0 h a an acton lor loracteaur* ol mortpaga m iha -atoil fchra/1 PROBATE DIVISION Fba Ho. 00-1137-CP to RE: ESTATE OF JOHN 0 . KELLY, SR. LOT 28. PALM POINT. AS PER PLAT IN PLAT OOOK 30. PAGES 85 THROUGH 71. toCLUSIVE. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ara raourrad to aarva a copy id you Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR DIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF ACOPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM L eg a ls MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctert of aaid Cout By Mary 5001030 Aa Oapuly Cterti FabarIQOKi.RA S u m 300. 1370 Madruga Avarua Coral Oabtea. Florida 33145 (305)552-4110 ‘Paraona arth a rtaabaty idto naad tact ADACoordinator al Sarranote County Courthouaa, 301 N. Part Avarua. Sulla N30I, Sanlord, Florida 32T71. al teaat baa dayt prior lo tra proc artng Talaphona: (407)323-4330 ait. 4227; 1-500-5635771 (TOO) OH 1-500-5565770 (V) vu Florida Ralay Santo*.' Pubiah Dacambar 24,31,1000 arrtten datanaaa. I any. to a on KIM­ BERLY A MATLAJS. Altonay to tw L eca ls JOHN a . KELLY, SR.. dacaaaart. FM Nurnbat 00-1137-CP, * pandng In tia Ctou* Court to Sarranote County. Florida. Probate OMatov tte adrtaaa ol ohkh la 301 N. Part Avarua. Santod. FL 32771. Tha RaapondartlFormar Huaband Pteaadl. tehoM addraaa M CortM AStewiariki, PA 4010 Boyaoou Boutevant SUM 430 Tampa. FL 33507 on or b*toa tarty dayt tom tia daia ;C1t2000. Aa Ctert ol tia Court ByJana E Jaaaunc AaDapkty Ctert COOajS 1 STAWtARSKI. PA 4010 Boyaooul BoiJavard SuM 430 Tampa, FL 33607 Talaphona (813 )577-5005 C*S» 10 0 0 4820 M M l Oacambar 24 . 3 1 .2000 VMS PENNY REIS; JOHN DOE REIS. UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF PENNY REIS; IF LIVING, MCLUOMG ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENOANT(B). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN MEWS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMWG BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED OEFENDANT(S); JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT; JOHN ROE. UNKNOWN TENANT; JANE ROE. UNKNOWN TENANT, ty Msal to t) In aaM Final Judgmart: LOT 3, BLOCK A SUMMERSET NORTH. ACCOROtoO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAG* 13 ANO 14, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMNOU COUNTY. FLORIDA. ACCORDING TO DIE PLAT THEREOF RECOROE0 IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE to. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLDROA AAUA 105 8 107 DESOTO AVE, ALTAMONTE BPRtoGS. F I 12701. atpittoaate.totia)4gh*atandbMt btotar. to cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SCMtoOU COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD, FLORKM. Florida, al 11 DOAM, on tia 11li day cl January. 2001. THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE �T he S eminole H erald L eca ls Pwluer* to Ftorkto Slatu* 71X71 EM* Tuwtog Inc. wA m < a i Jan. 11. 1001 d BOO am at 1580 Souh County Road 417 LDogwood, fltrtk WummaNiigMto t*J- Soto «a b, no warranty. Saaar guararraaa no Rta. Tannacaan. Cat ona 1M6 VW*|i Cat too 11SSHVUN0I v m f r a M r a jo ju » n o 7 PuMAtDaeanbw *4,2000 VMS — net op rtermom Ncato* to hatatiy given ra t I atn •ngagad to buatoaaa at 1*44 W Lk. Btarday M . Longwood, El 3*771, Bar— Cowry. Florida tmdar toa FUBtoua Nama of Ok ~ “ and toat | inland to nama laWi Via Dtvtaton ol WkSadnn adSOS, north IN I. Pibtah: Dacenbar 24,2000 V202 N c m cto r PICTmOOt KAMI Nodoa la haraby (Nan toat I m i mgagad to buatnaaa at M II o"M «jnit ixmncn. turavooQ --- — *, |ftorkto 3*710, Santod * Count,. .and toat I |viand to ngMataato nama vrtto tw ran toa prmtAona of toa I i IN I. t Ftortda E n n k t a toe. RonddE. BOO M T— CMCUT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL ORCUrr, ■( AMD FOR I COUNTY, _ CAM N a OSSI-CA-tL-K ■RWW MORTGAGE C o rpo ra tio n , fo rm erly 1 AS MLAHD MORTGAGE L ecals Leg a ls UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S). IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN — MS. DEVISEES. ORAMTEFE. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAMNQ BY, THROUOH, UNDER OR AOAMST T— NAMED DEFENDANTS); COACH UOHT ESTATES. SECTION 1. M C: WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXWTVia. TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CREDI­ TORS, LIENORS. OR TRUSTEES OF 1 A » DCFENOANT(S) AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAMNO BY. THROWN. UNDER. OR AOAMST DEFENOANT(S): JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT, JANE DOE. U92040WN TENANT. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF SALE Nodoa la haraby (Nan toaL pwauarr to a Final Summary Judgment d Fotadoaur* atraied In toa above atyfed ai - _, ._ cauaa. -i _ y,___In■toa . t->Chart H- ICowl d■ fc—mmo— ttOunry, ronM . i w i m i nrrr— its ututii In, Sm ynl^WHj w*94AM4^P to M Cewity. north, deentoed aa: UNIT 41. BU3DM0 L COACH UOHT ESTATES. SECTION 3 A CONDOMINIUM. ACCOROM TO THE DECLARATION OF CONOOMM3RJ AS RECORDED M O R BOOK 1171, PAGE 1130 ANO ALL AME— MB4TS THERETO. PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEIBNOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA: TOGETHER WITH AN UNOIVIOCD SHARE M THE COMMON ELEMENTS AND UMTTED COMMON ELEMENTS DECLARED M SAJO DECLARA­ TION OF CONOOUNMM TO BE AN AFFURYENANCS TO THE ABOVE CONDON— UMUWT. AAVA SS4 FELLOW— P DRIVE. FERN PARK. FU— DA 3*730. « putse a d a to toa N *aat Md baal MMat. tor caati, AT THE WEST FRONT OOOR SEMINOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE, SANFORD. FLORRIA. Ftortda. M 1140 AJd, cat toallto day el Daeentbet. *000. MARYANNE MORSE, CLERK CLEHK OF CMCUT COURT BY Maty Bmksn Deputy CN LawONoaa d Dadd C. Conauagra MOI Norto Amend Avenue Throw FL33M4-1041 Foyle 4 Singer. FA P O Boa SCO Tampa. F l 330014600 1 you a n a paraen Mto a daabMy order to pemnpete to tola proceedtoo. you a n a u d it at no ood to you. to too prortatond certain a tanea Plaaaa contact Court Admheehdton. 301 N. Path Annua, BUto toot. Bantord, Ftortda 3*771 ptiona (4071*18-42*7 wttoto * work tog day* d receipt of tea noaca; 1 you are heartog ot yoloa Impabed, oai 1-aOO-*8SST71. FlM d l Daoarrbar 24.31.2000 V213 MT— COUNTY COURT IN ANO FOR I COUNTY. CASE NOl *to€0-3S41-SBL-C CASSIL CREEK PROPEHTY OWNERS' ASSOCIATION. » C . 0 Ftorkle corporation nol lot proto. PETER R240I. NOTKS OF BALI PURSUANT TO RS. CHAPTER M Notice la given tod punuant to a *nd (udynam dated Daomtoar II, 2000 to Caaa No. M C C -aM I-ia.C ot Samtotto County, Ftortda to ■Ndt CASSEL CREEK PROPERTY OWNERS' ASSOCIATION. MC. to toa PtoHR and PETER R— It to toa Defender*. I wto aal to toa Mdtad and beat blddar tor cadt d to•a I___ m Front Door d toa Samtoola County Cewtoouoo. 301 N. Park Avenue, Bantord. Ftortda d 1140 am . on January 11, 2001, Via Mowing daaodbad property ad lotto to toa Summary Ftod Juddnent LEO UNR-4A. OUSEL CREEK PHASE ONE, aooordng to toa pM toand aa recorded to PM Book 23. Pago* 1 and 2. P u t* Race— ot andida CowVy. Ftortda Dated tea llto day ol Oecentoer. gryy) Uaryama Mona. Ctortt ol toa Cowl By-.MatyBboidta Deputy Clark MARLOWE. APPLETON k WEATHERFORO.FA 1031 Wad Mona BML. Bi— IM Wheat Park. FI 3*nto3731 FudWdtaoantoar M. 31. MOO V114 PK— L December 24. I t . BOO V21I BIT— CB4CWT COURT OFT— BQ— HTH M T— CMCUT COURT HAND FOR ICOUNTY. OWL ACTHM H a BSCA-11SS14F T— CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. MOn— T B A W , A FEDERALLY CHARTERED SAV24GS ASSOCIATION kVa MOFIRST RANK an Otbtooma Cerpondan, ata FM — t LUBMBKA3 Ttubaa d toa 10H (tan DiM TluH, JANE DOE I M HEOMMWUONSON. aa ' to peaaaaakn LEASECOMM CORPORATION; STATE OF FUJHE1A DEPART— NT OF REVENUE;— OMUL WUC84SON FUMUAMTTO CHAFTM 4 i NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN putauarT to an OrAd d Ftod Summary ■ ' ------- ' el Feradaewa dated to. M W O CA 14K to toa Cowl al toa ISto Jurtdd to and tor Samtoda Coway. i M— 1ST BANK. A •T CHARTS RED SAW, ASSOCIATION U/a MKV CAROLYN MOORE, d ul . at a l. NOTTCaOFBALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4* NOTICE IB HER— Y GIVEN purm an to an Order ol Ftod Ju fen en d tondooun dated December IS, MOO, md otMnd to Coao No. OOCA-14M-14F d too Ckodl Court ol Cowly. Ftork The Chaaa KMnnwun m dCatdynUoon.dW L.ol P4C. PLAWTWT VS. ROBERT L MORGANS. IF UV— 3, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANOA a OTHER PARTIES CLAM24Q AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH, UNDER OR AOAMST ROBERT L MORGANS; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT L MORGANS. IF ANY. SAUSAUTO SHORES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. M C: US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F/K/A FWST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE UNOER THE FOOUNG ANO BERVTCMO AGREEMENT DATED JUNE 14. 1BP7 FOR THE MEGO MORTGAGE HOME LOAN OWNER TRUST 1*07-3; AMERICAN NATIONAL PROPERTY A CASUALTY COMPANY; SUN­ TRUST BANK F/K/A SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. SUC­ CESSOR BY MERGER TO FLAGBMP FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TTTUSVKLE; SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOC AS U— NOWN TENANTS M OEFENDANTtS) NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur •uarrt to • Bwnmary Ftod Judgmanl ot tondoaw* dated Daoarrbar IS. MOO enured to CM Caaa No. 00 CA ISM 14 P d too Chad Cowl ol too 1ETH JuUtoW Chad to md tar SEMINOLE County, SANFORD. Ftortda. I — m l to toe Ndtod md bad btodar tor caati d to* WEST FRONT DOOR d to* SEMMOLE Cowry Cowtoouaa located at 301N. PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. Ftortda, d 1140 am. onto* I ttoday ol January. 2001 to* Idtoadng rtaaobad property aa ad lotto In add Swnmaty Find Judgment uLOT 78, SAUSALTTO. SECTION THREE. ACCORDtNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK *1, PAGES 74,71 AND 71 OF T— PUBLIC RKX3RDS OF BEMMOUE COUNTY, FLOROA. Datod toll l i f t day d Daearrbar. MOO. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNE MORSE dark d to* Chad Cowl —i r>n„iEi11Ul Vf-Domny n m KNon Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVE) J. STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAJNOFF M l B. Ltotveraly D rtn Bdto *00 Ptontorton. FL 33324 (*M )2»A 000 oo-eosil(CWF) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICA— WTTH DUABAJT1E8 ACT. paraona vrtto daabdtoa naadi apadd aooommaddton dndd ad COURT A01MST1MT10N, _ to* SEMB40LE County Cowtoouoo d *07-4*8-4227.1400M S477I (TDD) or 1-4004*84770, - -A.— - - * -a- aw . w>----a — v— rw uB r—aay onW *. PdddtOooantoor 24,11. MOO V217 ‘ M T— CBMUir COURT OFT— 1STH too WM Fran Oaord too Ftortda, M 1140 xm . on too IM i dor el February, MOI, toa Idtoadng N a t a l pn a arty aa ad tarth to aaM Oidar olFtoal jMtoaanL t b e * LOT IS, BLOCK f. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UMT 1. ACCORD— » TOT— PLAT.T— RBORAB RUOROCO IN PLAT, • O O L .lt, CASK NOt 0 * CA IM 1 14 F OE COR FLAMT1FF aS n OLO R THOMPB0N.IF LTVMG. ANO IF DEAD, T— UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BOBBY J . LOMAX, JR . IF ANY; JOHN DOC AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pw•uant to a Summary Find Judgmanl d toredoawa datod Dm IS. 2000 antorad to CM Caaa No. 00 CA 1MS 14 P of toa Chart Cowl d Vw IITH Juddd Chart to and tot SEMMOLE Cow*y SANFORD. Honda. I * 4 aa4 to toa tadwat and beat bidder tor caah at to* WEST FRONT DOOR d toa SEMMOLE County Cowtoouao located d 301 N. PARK AVENUE to ■ANPORO. Florida. *11140 a m on too l i f t day ol January, 2001 Stold•orth to Bold Summary Final Judpnart. toertt LOT 23. BLOCK 4. NORTH ORLANDO 2ND ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PU T BOOK 12, PAGEB SB THROUGH S7, INCLUSIVE. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ^Ddad Ma l i f t day d Daarrbar. IN O iM C A -im -IA F ............ HO— LOANS. . FAUACOUNTRYWOf •co r po ra te * . CARL R. TOO— ; FM ITW iM FINANCIAL, b c j d e e r b o n o HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. M L. and any f I , ’ NOTICE to hataby aban tod Maratana l Oath d toa Cto owl d Bamtoato Cowry, Ftort aflantoa IM ld ard January. 2001, d 1140 oTtoekAMd toe Mad barf door d toa Bamtoeto CowAy Catotonu n to Bard— .FtortM .dtar tor ada and aal al pubto outcry to toa N dad md l a d — Mr tor omI l toakSaaAnsdnatoadprap— dht- S U m c S w w iT H DWARUTies ACT (ADA) NOTICE.In M i ccrTacl toa Court toon aa poaatola. 1*1111 MCfl. Or. * (TTDtfOr 14034 8 8 4 7 7 0 <V)Vla MARYANN! MORSE. C U R K OLEN Z. Q0LD6CR0 EBOUWE m i “ nisi ZSSJSA SJS& . i m m r r i (TDD).« 1 1 * » ) MS-1770 (V). via Flo M yd[ C M kd add Cboid Court jo S f t b L R — B IO . POBm BM F s i IT . MOO V III MT— CH— ET COURT OFT— 1ETH M ST MORTGAGE to ETATEWIOE FUNObS rgargar to STATE 0 0 — cw m oN . DAMD U. MAXWELL, d wl, d d . NOTICE IS HER— Y OIYOI pub am m o too Ftod Jurtmarl — and to Ma caaa noa pandng to aaM Court, f t * dyto d vMdi to tod n !XSZ ________ COUNTY COURTHOUII. M l North Park A n n a . 1*771, d 1140 Aim on tod ISto rtv d Jaraaiy. 2001, MKlDMn| IroTSSJjudp™' to*1 TYb S " ^ T gOdNOLE O00^ By: M»7 Bboupo Aa Deputy d a d A HOFFMAN SPEAR S r TOSSoutoDbdaHUwny 33141 CRED nom . TRUBThU AND ML OT— R RARTIES CLAIMING AN MTCROT BY. THROUOH UNOER OR AOAMST ARNOLD P. THOMPSON: DM— G THOMPSON, W LTVMG, ANO IP DEADl t — unknown b fo u b e . — MB. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. CREDOPRB. THUBTEE1 AND A a OTHER PARTIES CLAtoBNO AN NTEREBT BY, THROUOK UNDER OR AOAMST OIA— D. THO— SON; U S. B A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. F/K/A FUST 1A— NATIONAL ASSOCIATION; JOHN DOC AND JO— DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENDANT!!) N o n ca o p NOTICE n HEREBY GIVENpwauwSto a Bwmary FindAalgm— d tondoaw* dated Daa 1i MOO •rearedtoCMCaaa Ita. 00 CA IM S 14 P d tha Chart Court d to* 1ETH Juddd Chart to md tot SEMMOLE Coway. Bantord. I ed ••■ to ft* MRiad and MSN tor onR U toa— d hart « toa SEMB40L8 County u n hxatod ■ 301 N- Park In Bantord. Nortla. d 1140 i toa l i f t d . MOI toa ~ - rw m H I tarti toadd Bwnmaty Ftod , BEUURC — LB UMT 0 — , ACOORDMD TO T— FLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO M FLAT BOOK t t FAQEB 7 AND 1. OF T— PUBLIC RCCOROB OF SE— K U COUNTY, FLOROA. ■tod Ma l i f t day d Decambar, (CMCUTT COURT BEAU MARYAN— MORSE Ctorii d fta Chart Court ByktoryShato* DaartyCtort THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J . BTERN.FA ATTORNEY FOR FLAMOFF M l C UrtvanSy Drtn Bdto BOO Ptoreaaan.n.13324 — 4)2334000 OOJSMWFMIAJCMC M ACCORDANCE WTTH THE AMERICA— WITH D tSA U RES t^e SphtoThnre..... .. . STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 Untverahy Drfva Swto 500 PtorMaon.Fl 33324 — 4)2334000 OOSttSRFTN) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICA— WTTH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona eatl daabBtoa r»*dtoga apaddaooorrmdaPon atnkd oontod COURT AOMMOTRATKM, •I toa SEMINOLE County Cowtoouoo d 4074*8-4277,1400*584771 (TOO) or 14004564770. th e u w o f f ic e s o f oavio j PdtotoOacambof 14, *1,2000 vat* WTHEORCUTT COURT OFT— IITH ju o k m l em eurr, WAND FOR ICOUNTY. JURMOCTIOH nVMON CAM NO: 00 CA 14*4 14-P NATIONALCITY MORTGAGE COMPANY PUMTTFF VS. EDWARD SMITH to UVS4G. AND P DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISES. GRANTEES. ASSONEE8, UENOR. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN MTEREST BY, THROUOK UNOER OR AGAINST EDWARD SMITH; MARGARET D. BUTTH F UVMQ. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. UENOfl. CREDITORS, TRUSTEE* ANO AU. OTHER PARTIES CUJMMQ AN B4TERE8T BY, THROUOK UNDER OR AOAMST MARGARET 0 . BMTTH; OPAL O’DONNELL: DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION 47 A 8KX: CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL AOBMON OF HOSPITAL CORPORATION OF AM*MCA; CHRYSLER FIRST D rr CORPORATION F/K/A FS4M4CEAMERICA CREDIT CORPORATION AM/A FINANCE OF AMBECA CREOCT CORF: SEMMOLE COUNTY. -FLORIDA: JOHN, DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TfMAMTSM M l— CB4CWT COURT OFT— 1ITH JUDK3AL CS4CUTT, to paredpan to Me praoaiimg dm M «owtod ADACoordnaaor al M l N. Fad 11771. d toad touttoyaprtor totoa .......... ... Telephone:(eOT)J*>4330 E at 4217; 1 S00AM E771(TDO). or 1 MOMMTTOfV), vto Ftortda Relay BanfeaAd PudHcOacambar S i 11. MOO V»« __________ MT— (— CUT COURT OFT— 1ITH ________ I MCA U S* 14 F COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOAN*. DEFENDANT(S) GIVEN pun auanl to 0 Swrvnary Fhat >i— rare MOO areared to CM C an No 00 CA 148414d toa Chart Cow ldtoa 1STH Ju d d d C hart to m d tor 8E3MNOLI County. SANFORD. Ftortda. I «B M i to to* Ndtod md b— bhbtor tor tad t d T— WEST FRONT DOOR d to* SEkMOLE a d d M IN . PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. Ftortda d 1140 a m entoa lEtodn Ol January, 2001 toa tdtoatos pnparty aa ad lotto to LOT 147, U K 1 HARRIET ESTATES. ACC0R0E4G TO THE PUT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PU T BOOK t2.RM>ES IS AND IS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEkMOLE COUNTY. FLORCA Datod Sto l i f t day d (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYAN— MORSE Ctorkd Sto Chart Cowl BrDorotoy W. Bdton Diputy Clark T— UW OFFICES OF DAYS) 3 STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PUMT1FF M l 8- Urtvamiy Drtn SUM BOO ~ aarton. FL 33324 (9*4)2334000 0047717(NCM) N ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERCA— WITH MBABEJTCS ACT, pantna am daabrttoa toadjno i im c U MoonvnodaMctfi ahouM tod COURT AUMBMTRATIOK d toa SEKSNOLE County CowftouM d 4074*8-42*7,1400■884771 (TDO) or 14004884770. do Flnrttte Relay Sardoa. PutaatiOacambar *4. S I, SOOO VMO NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION rt Iwraby gtiarv MoCorma* art M l d Fdrte Audton For lor Caati on demand 1Q3AJIIR8FO404241 a(Tri*1 COURT ADMP— TRAT10N. M too BEMMOLE County CowtooiM d 40T4M 4M T. 1400(884771 (TDD) Of 14004*84770. vto Ftortda Rday Mnrto*. Firtiab Dacantoor * i *1 , MOO V211 , L ecals Leca ls L eg a l s or rafad any and a l BIDS Pubhah Decamber 24, 2000 V1k4a ca l 1-60G0584771 (TDO); 1 you are vdeo mpered. cal 14004558770 (V) (Via Ftonda Ratoy n cim o w s name NOTICE UNOER FICTmoUS NAME ETATVTB TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN Notice to hereby given torn Via undarelgnad pureuant to Vatgtt, Zion 8 Katana, PA 4000 Hdtywood Boulevard. Swte 875-S HaSyaraod. Fl 33021 Tataphone— 4— 84M 3 TeMacamae (»S4)M3-7707 00-2511 OCN Pubidi: Oacambar 24,31,2000 FORICLOSURE BALE NOTICE b hereby given tod toe widartlgnad Clark d lha Chart Court d Bomincb Cowry, Ftonda. wrt on January 13 2001. d 1100 A m , d toa wad horr door d toa Sarrvnda Co Ctoaa . 301 N Pdk Ave. Bantord, Ftonda. ofltr tor ad* d pubhe aab to to* Ntpiad and bait *08 08. Florida Strtutoa art reveler vrth toa (Ofvtoion d Cotpotabona), Daparenart d Stole. Slate d Ftorkto lawn receipt d prod d toa pubaca■on d tea noaoa. toa hcoaeua nama, to art under at*ch (Vae|vrpecl toengage InbwInoMil 1141 WMtoowna Drive, Ovtodo.FL 32745 Thrt toe (parlytoarttoa) totoreatod to Pampa Entotprtaaa.Corp Datod d Odado, Samtooto County, RnOrtE . Pubtatt D m — 24, 2000 VIM WTHEORCUTT COURT OFT— IITH JUDICIAL ORCUTT, M ANO FOR ICOUNTY, (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE Ctorkd toa Chart Court By Mary Sha*M Deputy Clark GRANTEB1. CORPORAT E * : STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART— NT OF REVENUE; NEOMM L VRU0NR0N a n t o a D e *a n M .la d e e *to to e l4 d w e l and bad btodar tor cadi d « M el toa Cowtonaaa to ______ ...m tod a Cowan Ftorhkd 1140 o jx *n toa llto day el Januety. * ■ •MOW"* party aa ad torto to al Ju— — t o a t _LOTr 71.A1 71. ALAFAYAWOODS PHASE V *. ACCORD— ! TOT— MM« OR PUT THEREOF AS REOOhOEO M FLAT BOOK S4. PAGES SS THROUGH M . M 1— PUBLIC RECORDS OF TY FLOROA. Sunday. December 24. 2000 P a g e 7 B JU1HCZ218K0S48887 1441 KUTCS280XB2S8K1 1441 as Fort 2FMDAS148S8BTZ7S* *3 Chevy MOOTiaMr 1-1841 10CCS14RS4S131410 NOV1N0300108073 V222 to THE CtoCUfT COURT OFT— IITH JUDICIAL CMCIET, M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, CTRL DIVISION CAM NO. S84U4ZTS-14K NORWEST BA— MWNESOTA. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 19983 RCHARO'W. HErTUAN. JOYCE E HEITMAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE or JOYCE E. HEITMAN, UNKNOWN TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT It; STATE OF FLOROA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE: THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUMTY ASSOCIATION, M C; ANO ANY UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. CREDITORS. AND OTHER UNKNOWN PERSONS OR UNKNOWN SPOUSES CUJMMQ BY. THROUGH ANO UNDER ANY OFT— ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS JURISDICTION division CASE NO: M CA ISM 14F WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE MC. Frt/A NORWEST MORTGAGE, MC. PLAINTIFF VS. NOT1CBOF TERRY L WEUAMS. AK/ATERRY LEE WILLIAMS, SR. IF LTVtHO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN euarT to t Final Judgmanl d SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISES. Foractoaun datad Decamber is , GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. UENOK 2000. and antorad to Caaa No. 90CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL CA-22270-14X d toe Chart Court OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN d to* 1STH Juddd Chart to md tor MTEREST BY, THROUGH UNOER SEMMOLE Cowry. Ftortda NOR OR AOAMST TERRY L WXUAMB. WEST BANK MINNESOTA. AS AM/A TERRY LEE WEUAMS. SR ; TRUSTEE FOR THE AMRESCO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TERRY L RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES MORT­ WEUAMS, A/K/A TERRY LEE GAGE LOAN TRUST ISM -3 to WELIAMS. S R , IF ANY; PAMELA0 . Plainer and RICHARD W. HEIT­ JOSEPH IP UVWG. ANO IF DEAD. MAN: JOYCE E. HEITMAN, T— UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEMS, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOYCE E. DEVISES. GRANTEES, HERMAN, UNKNOWN TENANT I; ASSONEES, UENOK U— NOWN TENANT S j STATE OF CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO/UL FLOROA DEPARTMENT OF REV­ OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN ENUE; THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB MTEREST BY. THROUOK UNDER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. M C: OR AOAMST PAMEU D. JOSEPH; ANO ANT UNKNOWN — IRS, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PAMEU DEVISEES. GRANTEES. CREDI­ D. JOSEPH. IP M T . CENTRAL TORS. ANO OTHER U— NOWN FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL. PERSONS OR U9MNOWN SPOUS­ MC. QA/A COLUMBIA MEOCAL ES CLAMMO BY. THROUGH AND CENTER-SANFORD; GENERAL UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVEMOTORS ACCEPTANCE NAMED DEFEMMNT8. a n ddanCORPORATION; CORRAL daraa, I art aa* to toa N dart and FLORIDA EDUCATORS FEDERAL beat bidder tor cmh d toa WEST CREOfT UNION; BEMMOLE FRONT DOOR OF T— COURT­ COUNTY. FLORIDA. JOHN OOC HOUSE. d toa SEMMOLEOoary ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN Cowtoouaa, to SEMMOLE Cowry, TENANTS M POSSESSION Ftortda d 1100 AM cn toe 20ft day DEFENDAMT(S) d February, 2001, to* Mowing NOT1C* OF daaertbad property aa ad lotto to •aU FtodJudm anttow t: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwLOT IS . WEKIVA HUJB SECTION auartta a Swrenory Ftod Judgmanl FOUR ACCORDMQ TO T— PUT ol tondooun M M Doe I t . 2000 THEREOP AS RECORDED M PU T antorad to CM O n e Na 00 CA ISM BOOK SO. PAGE M . OF THE PUB­ 14F d too Chart Cowl d too 1STH LIC RECOROB OF BEMMOLE dd Chart to and tat SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOROA. Cowry. SANFORD. Ftortda I — aal Datod tola ISto day d Oacambar. to 2 m N dart md bad blddat tar I d AT WEST FRONT DOOR OF BMMTyWW— MQTM COURTHOUSE d toa SEMMOLE A aCdrkd add Cowl County Cowtiou** teeotad d 301N. ByDoratoy W. Bobon FARK AVENUE In SANFORD, Aa DeputyClark Ftortda d 11 DOa m on toa 1Mi day 004791 OCN d January, S001 toe ■ TNa nodoe b provtdd pwowtr to AdmtoMredra Ordet h o .iM 4. In aoeetdanoe wan era Americana wdi Dtaabmaa A rt,* you area par^LOT — SLOCK 9. TOR •O'. 1 y wha need* any OF SANFORD, ACCORD: radar la eaten MG TO T— MAP OR P U T PUT BOOK I, PAOK M, OF T— PUBLIC RrtCOROB OF 8SMMC _ COUNTY, FLORKM Deaad ttto ISto dor d Oaaamt (CMCUT COURT SEAL) MARYAN— MORSE C M *d fta Chart Court ^ ^ O P F IC M O F O A V O i- (904)2334000 0O-S78M(NCU M ACCORDANCE WITH T— AMERICA— WITH DMABtmES ACT. paraona ertto dwrarttoajnaad'adOTURT ADMMttTRATION. _ to* BEMMOLE County Cewtosuaa a* *0 7 4 *8 4 2 X 7 ,1 4 0 4 9884771 (TDO) or 14004684770. vto Ftortda Rady Sarvfca PuMahDaoanbar 84,31, MOO V221 M T— CMCUTT COURT OFT— 1*TH JUDKUL CMCUTT. MA— FOR CM . CAM — S8CA-H SA— 0— . NATIONAL a sso cia tio n , a s t r u ste e f k /a T— FMST NATIONAL BA— OF CMCAQO, AS TRUSTEE JAMES T. ROGERS; VALERIE L RO O ERS.dK N o n ca o p NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw euatr to a Ftoal Judgmatr d edoawa datod Oacambar 13 —JO. and antorad to Cma Na 00CA-ltOt-144. d toa Chart Cowl d to* IITH Juddd Chart to and tar ____ NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE M M 7— FIRST NATIONAL BA— OF CHCAOO. AS TRUSTEE la PM — and JAMES T. ROGERS; VALEfVE L ROTORS; U— NOWN PERSON M POSSES­ SION OF T— SUBJECT PROPER­ TY; MadatondmK I art — to ft* t— iad and bad bkktof tor c«d toa WEST FRONT OOOR OF 1— COURTHOUSE. In SEMMOLE Cowry, Ftortda d 11«0 AM cn to* ISto My d January, 2001. tot Idlowing ____toadd Ftort JudgmdT. to art: lotto LOT 8*. LAKE SEARCY SHORES, ACCORDING TO T— PU T T— REOF AS RECORDED M PUT BOOK 1 3 PAGES 23. 24 AND 29. PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Datod toit 19to day d Daoarrbar, CAM NO; M CA IM S 14 F FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION. FACA FT m o rtg a g e c o u p a m e s o w a HOMEGANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION FLAMTVF BOBBY J LOMAX. JR . V UVMQ. ANO W DEAD. T— UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANOALL OTHER PAHTBS CLA84MQ AN MTEREST BY. THROUOK UNOER OR AOAMST BOBBY X LOMAX JR ; 1*1141 MC 90 Ford S i Honda 1FDKE37K2LHA73IS3 1HGEGM4714408*0* 1-1841 SO Marta 1YVGO22SXLS2S71S0 T»w Audton MS ba MU d 11M pm an laid datoa abov Toning Utoawery J Aye, Badord FL H i l t how prior to ada Terrra are CASH OR Candled Fund* McCombl Tbwtog taaanraa toa ndr to acoapa 22771, Phone Na <407)3034330 ■ion 4227 rrttoin 2 working d your raoegr d tr e noBo* or paaa— ra 2 you are heartoa hnpa ‘ cm 14004884771 (TDD): 2 oa Impaired. <tol 1 ‘ ' >770 (V) (Via Ftortda Rday Sarvtoea). VWrgaa. Zion t Kanane. PA 4000 Hotywood Bodaverd. Bdto 879-8 ■ywood. Fl 330H TWaphon*(8S4)»S3 8883 Teiabtetoiha (884)8837707 Puh— c Ddtonbd M . S I. 2000 V223 provbiona d tod certain Dadarabon d Condomtokan d Northleka Vbege Condominium VI, a* raevrdad In Obcbl Record* Book 1729. Pag** 1510 through 1800. toduahre. and oahbia toarato, Pubic Reoorda d Sanknda County. Ftortda. •nacfwd. pureuara to toa 8ummary Find Judgmanl entered to me above elytodcaaa WITHES3 myhandandobcbl tart d add Court thia ISto day of Oaoambd. 2000. CLERK OF THE CtRCUfT COURT By Mary BVoupe Deputy dark WaamJ Boyca.PA 899 CarTrd Ave., Sia. 200 S t Pawrabwg. Ftonda 33701 Pibhah: December 2 4,31,2000 V227 M T— CMCUTT COURT OFT— IITH JUOK1AL CMCUT OF FLORIDA MA— FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY JUMS01CT10N DIVISION CAM — 00-CA-1935-14-0 Chaaa Manfiallan Mortgage Corporation. PUMTTFF. ¥t. Antoony J. Lwck. Karan X LiAck, d d. DEFENDANTS. NCTT1C* OF FORECLOSURE SALE Note* b haraby dven tod, pwauarr to toat Ftoal Judgment d Foredoewa dated December 15. 2000, and areared to CM caaa nwnber COCA-1936-14-0, d toa O cu * Court d to* ISto Ju dd d Chart to and tar Samtooto Cowry. Ftortda whorahi CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, b PtotoM and Antoony J . Lrtck; Karan X Lddc Nirvana Fwd. a Ftortda Ganaral Pdtoerahip; 2 hvtog. and al oem partial claiming by, toraugh, wider and agdnal to* ' a named defandenkr) who are nd known to ba dead or ahv*. M aal hi toa hKFbd bat Iwd Wrirlai Ira csih at i n Waal front ,W tf of tha Baminda County Courthouaa In Bartord, Ftorkto. Samtoola Cowry, Ftortda d UOOOO AJJ an toe 23 dry d January. 2001, ■<• to»rartnq •a ad torn In LOT 11. BLOCK E. WINTER BPRBKM. ACCORDMQ TO T— PUT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PU T BOOK 11. PAOE *1 ANO 82, PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: Pureuerk to toe Fan Debt Cirtecllon Practice* Ad you ere ■ torn to deem ed I aas ba uaad tor met pwMARYANNE MORSE Clark o l C h a r t C ow l Deputy Cbrk C O O U I STAWIARSKI. PA 4010 Thmpa FL 33007 ~ phone: (913477-0006 088910404891 Ml December 24. 31. 2000 V228 M T— CMCUT COURT OFT— IITH JUHCUL CMCUT, MA— FOR ICOUNTY. M T— CBWUT COURT KM COUNTY 88-112S-CP M R E ESTATE OF PETER 3 ARMMTEAD, NOTKEOFAD— 4STTUTKM Tha adntobMBon d toa Eatato d PETER 3 ARMSTEAD, FSaNwibdOO-112toCP.lt to toa Chart Court d Samtooto Cowry. Ftortd*. Frabato OMdon, d County m t PX). Fkrtda 32772408S The d toa AS totoradad patarad are tegrtad 10 b a vrtto Ma Court WTDBN THREE MONT— OF T— FMST PUBUCATWN OF T » « NOTCE; ( 1)a l datoa agatod toe aeo jCB d iy odacbontoym hb kabdcBon d Sto Court. ALL CLARIS. DEMANDS ANO OBJCCTIO— NOT BO FEED W3L BE FOREVER BARRED. ho data d M piM cdlan d toto noace b Daoarrbar 14,2000 Clear*wbr. Ftonda 337S1 tor LAURA L WALKER. ESO S 1 « North Habma Ave, #403 Thmpa Ftortda 33S0T (SI 3)8'< « * » FBK 608434 Pubtah Daoarrbd 24, 31,2000 m t — c s k u t court OFT— BONTSEMTH JUI— U L CMCUT B FOR ICOURTY, CAM NOl StoCA-ISSO-14-F Ben* d New York, aa Truatoa, pwauad to toa tonwa d tod oertato PooMg and San4otog Agraamarr dated a a d March 1,2000. rabtod to Mabopdbm Mortgage tondhig, Inc.. Mortgage Faaa-T1aou(h CaiBcMaa. SpouM d Richard T. Avebno; Awootokon. toe.; )loitobka VlCondommium Aaaoctobon, too.; and Unknown Parttot to — o ca B T / S S S ^ ^ ^ r tn iF F . ^ C -C A R K g ^ r ^ rvilSSlSS^tSSnCE to C O ^ ^ rr , dllwvtotra e ta may be apouaee. totored by. toraudv wtod or aednrt to be deed or ahv*. and A parttot having ot rtatomg to have any ngia. Uda or totoraat to lha property deecrbed to toe mortgage bang nrsooM u r—t—n. YOU ARE HEREBY NOT1FIEO tod an d im to loractoaa a mortgage on LOT 3 BLOCK 3 8— AN HOLS UNIT THREE. ACCORDING TO T— PU T T— REOF AS RECORD­ ED M PUT BOOK 14, PAGE 94. PUBUC RECOROS OF BEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA am loaded to aerve a eopy d yew wreton da*etwee. 1 any. to t on DAVE) J. STERN. E9G. PtaHSTt attorney, whoa* addteta b 801 SUnrraraty Drhe 1503 Ptontohon. FL 33324 (no later hen 30 day* horn to* dde d toe hrd pubtcaaon d ftb nonce d adton) and lb to* or— id adh toa cbrk d Sat cowl altar or anmofSabty hereafter, otoervrtae a daibrt wb be antorad agahwl you tor toa retd demanded to 2b compblnl or petamn bad harom. WIT— M my hand did to* tad d tea Court d SEMINOLE Cowry. Ftonda. tea day d DEC 12 2003- (BEAU MARYAN— MORSE. CLERK CLE— OF T— CIRCUIT COURT DEPUTY CLERK UW OFFICES OF DAVE) J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAMDFF 101 B. UNIVERSITY DRIVE BUTE 600 PLANTATION, a 33324 0041I44(A I4) M ACCORDANCE WITH T— AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona w*h rtaabaawa need tog a apeebi accommodaaon atxxad oontad COURT AOMPrtSTRATIOtL at ha SEMMOLE County Courthouaa d 4 074184227.1400•684771 (TOO) ot 14004884770. via Ftonda Relay 8em o*. Pubhah December 24.31. 2000 V232 of kdrtv 1 Thai certain CondominiumPared No 302, together vrttoan rndMMd araraal in toa oomiun . eme u appurfenarr toarato. ai to aocor- Detod toe (Oh day of December. 2000 Maryam* Mona At Ctothd add Court ByOorotoyW Bobon Ai Deputy Clark Tie* nuho* la provided Ad ieu **** .* Order No.>.1083 to aooordano* a*h Onddoee Ad, 9 you are a per eon Wto a daabMy who naaM any accommodadm to o d d to parttd pad to tow procaadng. you are end•ad. d no cod to you. to ’ ’— d oertam anWianra P lad l a Cowl AMrnWdtv d 301 North Path Avenue. SantonL Fl 32771. Phona No. (407)3234330 attention 4227 wthin 2 working dar* d yow raodpl d tod nohoo or pddkng; 1 irau are hearing hnpdrad. to Saminob Cowry. Ftortd*. more pamcuiarry o o iciW Q on t o w n a — MBBHHBR— rt— HIBRABM— S— Mad �Page 8 B Sunday. December 24, 2000 T ilt S eminole H erald CLASSIFIED S e m in o le H e r a ld y o y e a n t u you r ad to 4 0 7 4 0 4 4 0 1 aoo N. P ra n a * Avo., Sa n fo rd M T T I • R O . 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Verses It origiI nated 10 from "A Christmas C arol" scripted in years ago when Charlene and gold trim the walls, and gplden her husband, James, decided it stars create a nlghtscape on the was easier to keep the room room's canopy decorated rather than putting Everything in the room is everything away after the holi­ about Christmas, including the days. coffee table books with titles ^By the time we packed such as "A Miracle On 34th everything away, it would be Street," and "It's A Wonderful time to unpack it again," Life." Even the lamp that illu­ Charlene said. "It's become our minates the room, which was favorite room." made by Charlene's sister sevThe focal point of the room is a com er where a giant tree is 8 m Room , Pag* 2C O io of CharionoVMorino’s dots, dreeaod tor too hoMays, a te astride a torgewoodsncarousolhoreo. Q R EA TE8T G ENERATIO N, by fb m B ro k e * (Random House, $34-96.) The Arse of m en and woman who came of ayv (xinng in# i/c p riM io n ana wona W b rll. 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Aided by the antitenoriam specialist John C tiuk, President Jack Ryan contends with sinister forces afoot In Russia and China. 10. W IN TE R 'S HEART, by Robert Jordan. (Tor/Tom Doherty, $29.95.) The ninth volum e In the fantasy series "The W heel of Tim a.* jo lly or St. N ick Santa Claus talks about final preparations before he makes his trip around the world WswsrsIntlMd torture* to have a brtrt Sms to quH ontosjoly arowd toe wot) on CNtomre Eve. Henkt 9 M Wrttar Mck PM toi. (no latoton to 8L Mck), asked Santa Claus about Ns trig escaped*. Q: With hut a few days left are you ready? A: Yea, the d v a have worked very diligently during the past months, and Mrs. Santa got my suit back from the dry deaners yesterday. That suit gets very dirty, mostly _. . . root from those chimneys. I’m told the sleigh is in good gf»*t conditi Herald I Sleigh condition with the runnere waxed, and the reindeer are all healthy. So we're ready to rolL ■ Q: Are you going to use the standard eight reindeer this year or will you be including Rudolph? A: I only use Rudolph on those foggy nights or when there is a major snow storm. The rest of the time, he and Olive just sit in the bam at the North Pole and pass the time away. Q: Olive? I've never heard of a reindeer named Olive, where did that one come from? A: I've had her for years. She was the one that used to poke fun at Rudolph and refused to let him join in any reindeer games. Perhaps you remember the song; “Olive, the other reindeer, used to laugh and call him names." She doesn’t do that anymore. Q: I've always wanted to ask. Why do you use rein­ deer instead of horses? A: Good question. It's the antlers. You'd be surprised how many flying objects, especially birds, those antlers fend off du ' a flight - - Getting uring hit -in '• the face with a pigeon bnYt something I look forw,aid to. Qi Do you have any help in distributing toys? At Yes. I couldn’t do it alone. There arc many people who help. The firefighters for example, even those in Sanford. They've been helping the US. Marines in the Tbys for Tots drive. The Salvation Army and many other organizations help to gather toys for children, and many times, food for those who may not be able to afford good meal for the holidays. All of us owe a debt of grati­ hide to these folks for the wonderful work they do in helping keep the spirit of the Q: Do you still give lumps of coal for those who haven't been good? At No! Not with the price of coal these days. Some peo­ ple up north would actually like it if I left them i Q: Do you have to go back to the North Pole every time the bag of goodies gets emptied? At No, the elves have It fixed so that as soon as it gets even partially emptied, it automatically fills up again. I don't know how they do i t but they've been able to take care of that for all there years. When the bag does get empty, I know my trip is over, and I can return home to the Noph Pole. Qt Where Mrs. Santa will be waiting with some milk and cookies for you? At No wayl 1 get enough of that when I make my rounds. Sometimes I eat so much dur­ ing my trip, all I need when I get home is some Bismol How do you think I put on so much i) Q: Some people say you don't exist Does that bother you? At No it doesn't As long as people believe in the spirit of the holiday, I'll be around, even if they don't actually see me. (Naturally, Mrs. Claus believes in me). �PllgC 20 Sunday, IVmniwr 24.2000 T iie S eminole H erald R o o m ----------C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1C I era! years ago, has various Sanlas from around the world painted onto its shade. "A lot of people think we arc just too weird," Charlene said. "Others think we are cool." The couple moved to Sanford's Historical District in 1986 after they decided Altamonte Springs was becom­ ing too congested. After com ­ pleting some necessary renova­ tions to the Victorian house, Charlene decided to begin dec­ orating the rooms in various themes. The Christmas Room was finished first, and Charlene moved on to her daughter's room. "It was originally decorated for a little girl, but as she got older, she wanted something different," Charlene said. "She wanted it painted black with an Orlando Magic theme." However, Charlene wanted something timeless, so she chose an Egyptian theme. "I've always loved Egyptian things, they arc so beautiful," she said. "The art of Egypt has been with us for centuries, and it will always be with us." For more than a year, Charlene painted murals of Egyptian gods and goddesses on tne walls. Although basically finished, she occasionally decides she doesn't like some­ thing and will change it. "It feels like it is taking me as long as it took them to make the pyramids to get the room ready," she said. As renovations continue on the house, Charlene continues to visualize more themes for its rooms. She wants to create a fantasy world of knights, cas­ tles and a yellow-brick road for her grandchildren's play room, and one of the bathrooms is currently becoming the site of ancient Roman ruins. James encourages his wife's imagination and said he likes living in what many consider a unique house. "Everybody sees what she does ana can't believe how tal­ ented and creative she is," he said. "She has an imagination that I don't possess." Charlene agrees. " If it were left up to him, the walls would be white and all the furniture would be regular," she said. "But, this is our home, and it reflects who and what we arc." 4; Woman’s Club hosts holiday party The Lake Mary Woman's ! 1 Club held their annual Christmas party on Friday, Dec. 15, in the ......................... Community Building. Tne entertainment was the Lake .- ; ’ Mary Line . B ! Mary P u b llx su p e r m arkets, inc Rowell dancers per­ formed to "Jingle My BeU* • •••••• Offer Good Only At: Lake Mary Pointe 601 Weldon Blvd. (SR 17-92 at Entrance to SCC) Lake Mary, FL (407) 321-7616 LU#5902 1 COUPON PER PURCHASE •NO ALCOHOL • TOBACCO • LOTTO SH ^ Dancers. In celebration of the season, the »»- ■J nfr. rtin t,,. *S — at m rraia piww) u j w ary n o w iR "Christmas Macarena." Woman's Club President Rosemary TVaeger brought in the Christmas gifts that the Woman's Club h a s purchased for the "adopted" children at the United Methodist Children's home. The d ub is providing gifts to eight children from the home. For lunch, everyone brought in one or two dishes to share. There were some great casseroles and outstanding desserts. The d u b is going to publish the most popular recipes horn the day in their newsletter. Medieval Dinner, visitors enjoy wonderful food while being ser­ enaded by different Lake Mary choirs. They also learn some of the rules of dining as they applied during medieval times. Some of the don'ts were: Don't pick your teeth with your knife at the table, don't put your feet on the table, and don’t stick your thumb in the water. There was a lot to remember during medieval times! If you missed this y ear's feast, the choir will be doing it again next year dur­ ing December. M edieval D in n er A D elight Each year, the Lake Mary High Chorus holds a very spe­ cial fund-raiser. For two days, the chorus offers an evening of food and entertainmoU. A t the Woman's Club Members M ake B e a n Some o f the members o f the Lake Mary Woman's Club have been busily sewing to benefit others. Bonnie Preston, Ruth Lake M ary Line Dancers perform during the Lake Mary W om an's Club' Christm as Party. Lauria, Mary Lester, Jeanette 3 Schwable, Kathy Austin, Skip Orlitzki and Ruth Bascn have been working feverishly makings bears. Combined, the women have made more than 100 bears,;, which have been donated to the j Island Lake Center Nursing Home in Longwood. ll Nativity O n Display At Church,, Members of the First > Presbyterian Church in Lake Mary got together and donated j. the money and the time to put up a Nativity scene on the ,, church property and at the cor­ ner o f Wilbur and Country Club.* Road. a The Nativity scene is bcautiful by day or night and will be up through the end of the year a l for those wishing to stop b y .; 1 J| “ H O L I D A Y ^ CLEANING SPECIAL NO J O B T O O S M A L L W E 0 0 IT A L L ! ! ! HOLIDAY SPECIAL O E % OFF INCLUDING DUSTING VACUUMING MOPPINGAVAXING FLOORS CEILING FANS A LL APPLIANCES CLEANED INSIDE & OUT CHANGE DIRTY LINENS • R E S ID E N T IA L • O FF IC E S • A P A R T M E N I S • COMMERCIAL • P R E M IU M CLEANIN0 E XCFL LE NT S ERVI CE • AF F OR D AB L E R A H S AN0 MUCH M0HE! COMMERCIAL CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY! 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Mia Danielle Guadalupe, d ) ugh ter of Lona Weeks and ^ric Guadalupe of Deltona, was bom. ; Kavla Nerey Russell, daughter of Shlnlka Cooper and Eric Russell Jr., was bom. Hansen James Bonifacio, son of Donna and Oscar Bonifacio of Winter Springs, was bom. Renee Elizabeth LeHue, daughter of Lenora and Stephen LaHuc of Altamonte £ prings, was bom. I te c . 5 ,2 0 0 0 Shannon Eileen McNeil, c aughter of Lisa and Brian f IcNeil of Deltona, was bom. Yasmin Gabriclla Kim, c aughter of Cejia Mercado « nd Baralno Kim of Deltona, v ras bom. Angclinia Noel Walker, c aughter of Charity and / ,dam Walker of Sanford, was t om. Matthew Kerry Kearns, son of Christy O'Brien and David Kearns of Altamonte Springs, was bom. D e c 6 ,2 0 0 0 Bryan Donovan McGrath, son of Sheri and Darren McGrath of Deltona, was bom. Parris Cl'Mone McNeil, daughter of Nina Byrd and Thuds McNeil of Sanford, was bom. Dadeona Deslra Estcll Perdue, daughter of Annette and David Perdue of Sanford,was bom. Shelby Leanee Regimbal, daughter of Catherine and Jeremy Regimbal of Apopka, was bom. Halie Rose Jenkins, daugh­ ter of Sheri Matthews and Donald Jenkins of Longwood, was bom. Bobbie Lynne Cassle Forrest, daughter of Carol and Jerry Forrest Jr., of Apopka, was bom. John Harley Haddox, son of Tina and John Haddox of Clermont, was bom. Britney N icole Silver, daughter of Kimberly Pool of Casselberry, was bom . Thomas Clay Hobson, son of Amber Hatley and Steve Hobson of Apopka, was bom. D e c 7,2 0 0 0 Kavla Leigh Ciastko, daughter of Nicole Spivey and Steven Ciastko of DeLand, was bom. Tyler William Holowka, son o f Angela and Eugene Holowka, Jr. o f DeBary, was lirtm , son of 11Liam , u i UU...U, u , ». i.-j bom. labriellc Miieya Taylor and -*yn Grace Taylor, twin filers of Sabrina and topher Taylor of Orange , were bom. sphael Henrique Losada lov al son of Lillian ioval and Henriaue ida of Longwood, was L edlia Catherine luattro, daughter of ifer and Michael luattro of Apopka, was D e c 8 ,2 0 0 0 Ashley Ann Eakin, daughter of Jennifer and Bryan Eaikin of Austin, was bom. Andreas Tre’Shon Edwards, son of Andrta Brown of Sanford, was bom. Jason Chandler Espina, son of Susan and Jason Espina of Altamonte Springs, was bom. Karsen Paige McAvoy, iter of Kelly and Daniel \voy of Casselberry, was bom. Carolyn Grace Gallella, daughter of Nicole and Ralph Gallella Jr, of Apopka, was bom. Madison Vail Parent, daughter of Jill and Brian Parent of Orlando, was bom. Elizabeth Grace Dance, daughter of Kathleen and Brian Dance of Lake Mary, was bom. Michael Yin Scott, son of Caroline and Jon Scott of Winter Springs, was bom. Johnathan David Baird, son of Monica Baird of Winter Park, was bom. Sunday. DrccmlMTZI. 20(HI I’HRC 3 C This picture of a house on West First Street was taken in 1910 and was recently donat­ ed to the Sanford Museum. It is believed to be the home of Frank and Gortrude Ariail. II anyone knows the loca­ tion of the house or has information about the homo or the Ariail family, please contact Alicia Clark al the Sanford Museum at 407-302-1000. Herald photo aubmlttad by draco Marla SUnadpher Tajiri School presents ‘Oh What A N igh t... ’ "Oh What a Night Before Tajiri Arts certainly graced the Christmas," an adaptation of the Helen Stairs Thealre last "Night Before Christmas," was Saturday evening, Dec. 16,2000. directed by Peggy Nixon of The talent of Sanford, Tajiri Arts, Tajiri School ofPerformlng Arts Hamilton Elementary Gospel and Academics. Choir, Hungerford The evening’s perfor­ Elementary Voices, set mance was introduced by the background music Tajiri Director Patricia for the evening of music and talented production Merritt Whatley. A Night Before Christmas of the arts. was a musical tale about Millennium Middle five crafty mice at the School String Quartet North Pole, who almost entertained guests as destroy Christmas, and they the theater ey entered en four elves who save and lobby. Marva enjoy Christmas. After a On what talent was Hawkins displayed panic attack, they take by the youth charge and the mice ■ • • " ” w ” of Sanford and make for a joyous Christmas. Seminole County. Opening scene o f the winter Special showmanship goes to wonderland began with the Master Mice Chris Nixon, William Taylor, Mistress Mice street scene of singer and guest Kemonto Miller, Krista King, artist Kawan DcBosc, who now Ashley Stanvorth. Elves, Sonl lives in Miami, and received his Warren, Whitney Tillman, early training at Tajiri. He, along with Jackie P ete rso n , Christ *“ Summer Brown and Paige Watkins. Santa; Christ Peterson, Peterson, TSmlya Johnson and and Mrs. Claus, Dashaneka mime artist Robert Hayes, indeed gave professional taste to Wright o f the North Pole. A very special thanks from the opening street scene of the show. tiic director and staff of Tajiri Arts to the Helen Stairs Theatre Expressed throughout the Director and Board, Mr. Stairs, performance was the desire to the lighting, sound and all who tead love, to care, help others' helped make this first produc­ earns come true, help others make laughter at Christmas, and tion o f "A Night Before Christmas." celebrate the reason for the sea­ son. The poem, "A Perfect Christmas," was read by little ■ The young performers of S Miss Brandy Light and dedicat­ ed to all of the over 200 guests. "How nice things would be if everyone in the world could gather under one Christmas tree and peace be more than a word. When Christmas carols could be felt as well as heard. Where Santa could descend a chimney from on high, where people kiss under mistletoe as winter winds pass by. Where families of this world could gather at one big table, while remembering the Christ Child’s birth in a crude and shabby stable. ' The story of the occasion we know so well, the Binging of songs, the ringing of bells. For He came as a Savior, a gift to the world, but kings were frightened, so were dukes, so were earls. He meant no harm to these people you see. Just that we all live In p eace and harmo­ ny. When Christ was bom there were angels seen all around, and people carried the news to the villages and towns. People brought gifts, silver and pieces of gold, for their dreams of a savior had finally unfold. Oh we thank you dear God for your Son to this world you give, and for savingus and keeping us day by day. Jesus had one wish, with you I'd like to share, that is for all men to be free and trouble not anywhere. I'm sure that 1 speak for most people in the world when 1 say, we hope His dreams for us come true some day. Sometimes it's hard to keep peace all year long, but I know you will try to remember while ou sing His songs. Remember is birthday, this I shall do, I'll say M eny Christmas to you." S Joe Pinkney, director of plays at Zora Neal Hurston Festival, needs six people who would like to be part of the Zora Neal Hurston Festive Dramatic Poetry Readers and actors between the ages of 25 and 40 years of age. Use you r talent. You arc needed. Call 407-3300474, or 407-687-3520. Also needed, narrators, singers, dancers. Leave a message if interested. Crooms Academy Class of 1953 will hold lheir47th reunion from school, Thursday, Dec. 28. There will be a tour o f Crooms Academy from 10 a.m. until noon. From 1 until 4 p.m., a leachers appreciation luncheon will be at Best Western Marina Hotel, Lake Side Landing Room. RSVP. A family picnic will be Saturday, Dec. 30 at Like Golden Park. Worship service and memorial will be Sunday, Dec. 31,10:30 n.m. at St. Matthew's Missionary Baptist Church. Hcritage/Jubilee is a celebra­ tion of Black Achievement, hon­ oring Rulh Allen and Willie G. Holt. Guest artist feature the Hamilton Singers, the Inspirational Singers and Alton Larthrop, renowned artist. It will be Friday, Jan. 12,2001 at 8 p.m. at the Concert Hall at Seminole Community College, it's an African American Cultural Forum and the organi­ zation of Black faculty and staff. Christm as is a seeking heart Christmas is a prayer Christmas is a time o f peace and joy Christmas is the gift of love God sent for everyone — the miracle o f grace and life, for all to share. He gave us life through his Son. Wishing you my readers, every blessing of Christmas — to touch your spirit — deepen your faith and fight your world wilh joy. — From your correspondent espor ’Marva Y. Hawkins DAR chapter enjoys spirit of the holiday season naming the church a historical The spirit o f the season edifice. drifted throughout the lovely Chaplain Mary Williams new DeBary home of Julia closed the meeting with Sartin when she enter­ a benediction and tained members o f the Sallie Harrison cheerful Christmas greetings were Chapter, Daughters of exchanged as all the American departed until the next Revolution, and Fort Mellon Society meeting in 2001 . Children o f the H oliday Bridge Social American Revolution. "D ib " McElrath was Amid beautiful deco­ Doris hostess at her Oak rations, DAR Chapter Dietrich Avenue home for the members were enter­ tained by the C.A.R. • • • 1 • • • December gathering of the Bridge Social of the and all participated in Sanford W oman's Club. Peggy singing Christm as carols with Mergo and Shirley M ills were M elissa Schneider providing co-hostesses who assisted in the accompaniment. Chapter serving a variety o f delicious members brought specialty refreshments. Shirley said, dishes to share and all enjoyed "The house was decorated the Christm as pbtluck lun­ beautifully." cheon. Chapter members also Winners were: Betly presented a beautiful red poinBrucstlc, high, and Ruse Edith settia to the hostess. Jacobson, second high. Other Susanna Sovran, C.A.R. players were: Doris Stein, Emy president, presented the Sokol, Wilma Heaton, C.A.R. Grace Parks Award to Virginia Milder, senior advisor, Margaret Gross, Terri Millikan, Helen Ernest, Mary Dale Jones in appreciation o f the valuable and a guest, Maron Smith. assistance she provided dur­ It was noted that Betty ing the past year. O ther C.A.R. Halback, a member o f the members attending were: David Sovran, William Sovran, group, had open heart surgery some time ago, and was Victoria Sovran, Amy Pilk, recently hospitalized again. Abby Durham, Caroline Betty is wished a speedy Schneider, M elissa Schneider and Tiffany Kelsay. recovery. According to Virginia W om en's C ircles Participates Powell, Regent Julia Partin In Annual Luncheon welcomed members and The w om en's circles of the uests and presided over a First United Methodist Church rlef business session. A letter combined for the December to Holy Cross Episcopal meetings to participate in the Church was presented for annual luncheon. Mary signing to support a grant *Oib* McElrath, right, was hostess at her Oak Avenue home tor the December gathering of the Bridge Sodal ot the Sanford Woman's Club. Peggy Mergo, center, and Shirley Mills were co-hostesses who assisted in serving a vari­ ety ot dellciouB refreshments Williams, chair of the Sarah Circle, and her daughter, Mary Anne Cleveland, decorated the tables with red poinsettias, candles, red napkins and white cloths. Overall chair was Marian Kethwill of Rachel Circle. Marian said, "W e had lots of delicious foods, as usual." Members brought covered dishes including salads, veg­ etables and desserts. A Christmas video includ­ ing singing, dancing and music was shown. Easy Street Hosts Sanford Pilot Club Members o f the Sanford Pilot Club met Jan. 19 to cele­ brate the season at Easy Street. The business meeting was brief so that members could enjoy dinner and fellowship. The Holidays And T he Arts Sanford-Sem inolc Art Association celebrated the sea­ son Dec. 16 at a luncheon at the Bistro Cappuccino in Lake Mary. About 22 members and guests attended the event under the chairm anship of Carolyn Towles. According tn Faye Siler, "Tire food was real, real good." 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According to the pastor, Rev. Terry Grove, although new to the Chapel, the Klmbel pipe organ is actually as itself, old as thee chapel * *1pproxlmately 115 years oif age. The general public is cordially invited to attend this C hristm as Eve service and hear the glorious pipes o f the Kimbel. The Altamonte Chapel is located at 825 E. Altam onte Drive (SR-434) In A ltam onte Springs. M arkham Woods Baptist First Baptist Church Markham Woods, 5400 Markham Woods Road, Lake Mary, will hold a Christm as Vesper Service, Sunday, Dec. 24, begin­ ning at 6 p.m. For information phone 407-333-2085. St. R ichard's Episcopal Church St. Richard's Bpiscopal Church, located at 5151 Lake Howell Road in Winter Park, will present Solemn Eucharist 10:30 p.m. Dec. 24. For m ore information, 407-671-4211. W eklva A ssem bly o f God Wekiva Assem bly of God, located at 1675 Dixon Road in Longwood, will present The Dickens Carolers 7 p.m. Dec. 24. For more information, call 407-774-0777. M ount Sin ai B a p tist M ount Sinai Baptist Church, 1800 Jerry Avenue in Sanford, Rev. Anthony Miller, Pastor, will hold a Watch N ight M eeting, Dec. 31, from 9 p.m . until midnight. Various minis­ ig durters w ill b e spesklni ing the meeting. jt information contact Rev. M iller at 407-3230406. B reth em R eaching Out For a sm all token of love, individuals can sponsor a child this hollany season w ith much needed gifts such as per­ sonal item s and clothing, basic necessities for many children in the com m uni­ ty. Gifts will be distrib­ uted at the Annual Brethem Reaching Out Christmas Party, Dec. 23, at the Sanford West Side Bovs and G irls Club. If you wish to partid ate and becom e involved this w orthw hile project, contact Rose Davis, direc­ tor o f Brethem Reaching out at 407-302-4143, or send a contribution to Brethem Reaching Out, Seminole Garden Apartments, 1600 W. 5th Street, #20, Sanford, 32771. M ake checks payable to Rose Davis. r„' C onference Hitting The Hard Rock Prophetic Conference will be held Jan. 19-21 at Hard Rock Live in Universal Studios, Orlando. C ost is $59. For m o rt information, call 407-599-9529. Fam ily Expo A Family Expo is sched­ uled for M arch 2-4 in the Orlando Expo Center, located at 500 W. Livingston St. Admission is free. For more information, call 407-682-9494. Calvary Temple hosts Kingdom Celebration By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent A Kingdom Celebration was recently presented by Calvary Temple of Praise with Pastor Paul Wright and first lady Alberta Wright. The church celebrated Wright 10 years of service to God at Calvary Temple of Praise. In his message of greeting, the pastor reflected upon the blessings and w esscs that have been a growg experience at Calvary. "God continues to prove him­ self, os the ministry goes forth," he said. After ministering, heal­ C Attending the Kingdom Celebration were, from left, Wesley Wrighl, Deharts Wright, Alma Wright Ward and Mr. Ward. Customs make holiday season ing, salvation to the saints and sinners, he said has begun to focus on bringing people into perfection and maturity. Pastor Wright also credited God for placing two of His ser­ vants in nis life, including Dr. Mark Hanby and Bishop Alfred Singleton. Dr. Hanby spoke at the cele­ bration of the new edifice in 1999 when the church moved from 16th Street since there was no longer enough room for the con­ gregation. Hanby said the progress and growth of the church, which arc a result of prayers, faithfulness and the financial support of Calvary and its many friends, helped build the present facility, which will seat more than 800 people. Pastor Wright said through Bishop Singleton, he has learned the patience necessary to be vic­ torious in the midst of opposi­ tion. "To those who have con­ tributed into bur lives, we thank God for them," he said. First lady Alberta Wright reflected back over the last decade. "There is no doubt that if the Lord were not on our side, we would be most miserable," she said. "We must be able to embrace the new, and willing, to release the old." She said her greatest moment of ministry was when she stepped out of God's presence into the presence of ministering to her husband. More than 400 members and guests attended the celebration, which was held at the Altamonte Hilton. The event was organized by the Kingdom Celebration Committee. Commercial Printing If you think it Is Intertion if his mother gave him esting to learn how people bananas and cream before in other countries celebrate they opened the presents Christm as, you might find and his new bride offers it even more inter............................ him bacon and eggs lg to I on Christmas morn­ people in your own ing. It may not seem neighborhood like Christm as to observe the holiday. him at all. A woman at a Christmas can church Christm as raise other prob­ party I once attend­ lems, too — such as, ed said that at her w hat do you tell house they always your children when have bananas'and they ask why Santa George cream before they P l n o p riT Claus alw ays leaves open their gifts on ® more presents at the Christm iristm as morning. • • • • • • • Gottrocks* house than at your house? There is no reason for it, One o f niy neighbors she said. It's just tKS’WAy they have alw ays done it *'1> says her family was relatively poor when she was a O ne Christm as, however, child. That could have cre­ something happened so ated a serious problem at that the gift-giving began without the bananas-andChristm as time, for how do you tell a youngster that cream ritual. because his parents do not Nobody remarked on the have much money, Santa omission or even seemed Claus w on't leave many aware o f it. But then the mother noticed that the boy presents? in the house was walking That w ouldn’t make around with a sad face. much sense to a child. She asked him what the W hat difference would it make to Santa how much trouble was. money a family has? "It just doesn't seem like Christm as," he said. His A child would reason m other couldn't under­ that Santa would leave stand. They had a tree and poor children more — not plenty o f gifts. Puzzled, she less — than he left others. asked him, "W hy, whatever "M y parents figured out do you mean, Freddie?" an Ingenious answer to this dilem m a," my neighbor "W e didn't have our bananas and cream this said. "They told us that m orning," he said. Santa filled only the stock­ Ann Landers has pointed ings by the chim ney on Christm as Eve. The other out that how you celebrate gifts, we were told, came Christmas at your house from parents or relatives or isn't as im portant as cele­ friends. brating it exactly the same way each year. " It waB a good solution, Christmas custom s take for no m atter how poor my on hallowed associations family was, they were with most o f us. That is alw ays able to fill the stockings to overflowing. why, Ann Landers says, the first Christmas after mar­ The rich kids might get more presents then we riage is usually the most Would because their par­ difficult. ents had more money. The w ife brings her sacred set o f Christm as cus­ Santa Claus, though, d idn't do any better by them than toms, w hile her husband he did by us. For us kids, remembers w ith fondness that was Im portant." , how they celebrated at his house while he was grow- ing^up H m ld photo by Mono Htwfclni Attending the Kingdom Celebration were, Irom left, Bessie Wrtgtil, Alberta Wright, Pastor Paul Wright and Cammy Nakil Wright. 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Paternal grandparents are the late Edward and Margaret Wagner of Sanford. I fer fiance1Is a 1993 graduate of W r o Beach High School where I k ? served os Commander of the Junior ROIC, and he is a 1997 graduate of the University of Matthews celebrate 50th anniversary Brooke W egner and Jason Odom Central Florida where he was a member of the Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Sodcty. He graduated In December from the Stetson University College of Law wlrerc he was a member of die Moot Court Board, a student mentor and a research assistant. Maternal grandparents are Lena Lore and the Late Angelo Lore of Vero Beach. Paternal grandparents are Louise Odom and the late Sam Odom of \fero Beach. A May 5,2001, wedding is laimed at Central Baptist Church >Sanford. C Gerald L and Marilyn E. Matthews of Apopka will cele­ brate their golden wedding anniversary (50 years) on Dec. 28. Bom and raised In central Wisconsin, G eny graduated from Lincoln High School and Lynn (ncc: Westfall) graduated from Rudolph High School. Geny was in the National Guard and worked for the city of Wisconsin Rapids, then was stationed at Orlando Air Force Base, where he was with the HQ Unit 14th AF "Hying Tigers" Reserve. Married at Wisconsin Rapids in 1950, the couple honey­ mooned In the U S. Territory of Alaska. G eny was later transferred to the Alaskan Air Command at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage during the Korean War. He next graduated from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. An award-winning professional commercial artist/designer, Gerald’s career Gerald L and M arilyn E. Matthews, 1950 has taken the couple from New York to California. 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After the renewal of their vows, the couple lit the candle of unity, as the confirmed "A promise made, a promise kcpL" As a special treat in honor of pic, the the couple, their daughter* and son sang "Yes, Jesus Low Me," a song taught to them by their mother while they were grow­ ing up. This beautiful rendition touched the hearts of all. The bride wore a white chapel length gown with princess waistline, and a bodice accented In roses with lace sleeves. Her veil was attached to a crown o f roses and her cathedral train was accented with burgundy roses. She car­ ried a cascade of white and bur­ gundy roses with matching streamers. Serving as the Matron of Honor was Stephanie W, Brown, daughter o f the bride. She wore a burgundy chapel length gown with a sheer stole. Sire carried a bouquet of bur­ gundy roses. Mr. and Mrs. Lawraoca (Rabacca) Brawn Serving os bridesmaids were Gloria Tbmer, Joselynne T. Brown, Sherrie B. Brown and Louise Brown. They wore Iden­ tical dresses to (he Matron of Honor. Howcr girls were Ruahia 1Itr. app and Simone Rivera. Serving the groom as Best Man was his son, Lawrence R. Brown Jr. Groomsmen were Andrew TUmer, Russell Sapp, Timothy Ellis and Terrence Brown. Ring-bearer was Brandon Brown. Ushers were TTavis Howell and Adam Riven, After the ceremony, guests joined the couple at a reception at the Women's Club. More than 300 guests attend­ ed the reception, where Glady Hall, Virginia Hall, Evelyn Payne and Seleatha Brown served as hostesses. Taye Williams served at the guest­ book, and the wedding coordlnalor was Tera Brown, assisted by Peggie Rogers. Out-of-town guests were from Maryland, New Jersey, Tallaltasscc and Orlando. Serafine, Kourpanidis engaged • • • • Lessons Music Sales Rentals 8S1 E. 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He is employed with Classic Fence. The groom-elect's maternal grandparents are John and Josephine Falcipieri of Rochester, N.Y. His paternal Jvt>M 8sraflrw and Christina Kourpanidis grandparents are John and Jesse Serafine of Longwood. A Feb. 10,2001, wedding is planned. O jed a n ew m em ber o f artillery brigade Private Cesar S. Ojeda, son of Jose and Gloria Ojeda of Lake Mary, was sworn in on Nov. 22, as the newest member of Headquarters Battery, 1st Battalion, 265th Air Defense Artillery Brigade of the Horida Army National Guard at lytorv Private Ojeda will attend basic training at Fort Knox, Ky, and will be assigned to Headquuartera Battery, 1st Battalion, 265tn Air Defense Artillery Brigade a sa light wheel vehicle mechanic when Ire returns. �T iif. S eminole H erald Sunday. December 2L 21)00 Page 7C ad doesn’t want someone else’s son DEAR ABBYi I'm 27 years *. When I was 1 8 ,1 got mar* because my girlfriend was snt. We're now divorced, my son lives with me ause my ex ............... fused to be responle for him. She ran ff with her new yfriend. 1have just learned t my son isn't ally m y son after ll. M y ex finally admitted to me that she had always known he w asn't Dear mine, and that his real father died of a drug overdose in 11996. A DNA test will • • • prove It thiB week. I'm extremely frustrated because l don't feel I should have to take care o f a child who isn't even mine. I love the boy, but I don't feel he's my responsibility anymore. I was triclced Into being his father. I w ouldn't have taken the job had I known eight years ago that he was someone else's. We have a very close rela­ tionship and I take good care o f him, but I would like to live my life for myself and do what I want when I want — like his mother does. I can't do that because he's my responsibility. I know he nn xls me and loves me, and I'm afraid of what it would do to him if I sent him to live with his moth­ er so I could live my life. I'm so confused, Abby. Can you give me any advice so I can compromise my desires and his USED IN NORTH CAROLINA Abby • • • • DEAR U SED : T h e last thing you should do is send the boy to live w ith a woman who has already proven she's an unfit mother. You are young, and you're feeling overw helm ed w ith responsibility. However, q u it ting U not an option, and I doubt you could live with yourself if you tried 1L You need tim e fo r yourself — every single parent does. If at a ll possible, arrange for rel­ atives or close friends w ith children to invite your son to stay w ith them fo r an evening or a w eekend once o r tw ice a month. A nother alternative would be to And a single-parent sup­ port group in your area. Parents W ithout Partners is a good one. You can contact the organization by callin g (BOO) 637-7974 or visiting the Web site: www.parentswithoutpartners.org. D EA R ABBY: When my beloved transferred pictures and cards to a new wallet, he found a clipping from an old Dear Abby column. He'd car­ ried it for ages. Unfortunately, It is tattered, frayed and worn away around the folds. Aoby, please reprint it. We would like to share this philos­ ophy with others in our crowd. We celebrated our 80th birthdays this year. Sign us ... ST IL L IN LOVE IN TEXA S DEAR STIL L: I'v e received several requests to reprint that letter. Read on: DEA R ABBY: Please explain the difference between "m ak­ ing love" and "having sex." A lot of people confuse these two very different acts. Will you please define each one? JU S T PLAIN BILL DEAR BILL: In "having sex," the name o f the game is sexual gratification. It's a self­ ish, physical exercise in which the partner can be a faceless object. (Anyone w ill do.) In "m aking love," one is motivated by a desire to give pleasure, express deep affec­ tion and communicate one's feelings o f caring. It's the u lti­ mate in sharing. In "m aking lov e," the partner must be a very special person. (No one else w ill do.) Love is a m etropolis. Sex is a w histle-stop. C O N FID EN TIA L TO MY REA DERS: Have a Merry Christmas, but keep In mind: If you're drinking, don't drive; if you're driving, don't drink. Abby shares her favorite recipes in a two-booklet set. To order, send a business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $7.90 per set ($9 per set in Canada) to: Dear Abby Cookbooklet Set, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is included in the price.) O JSOO UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Holy Cross plans holiday events Deana Schott, director of Fine Arts Ministry at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 760 N. Sun Drive In Lake Mary, Invites everyone to be a part of the wonder of Christmas at Holy Cross. A variety of oekbratians will be offered. • Dec. 24 — Children will delight In the Birthday Party for Jesus, at 5:30 pan. Christmas Eve, where they wiU sing carols, watch a puppet show and hear the story of Jesus'birth. The traditional side of Christmas Eve will be rekindled with an inspiring and tranquil Candlelight Service. The Jesus Rules Choir will be i 7 3 0 pan. and h e < Praise Choir and Sounds of Joy wiU be afogng at 1030 K n i • D ec 25 — "Christmas around the World" will explore music from different places. Members are invited to share in this service in traditional Christmasgarb from another country. 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Don’t try to pass them off as cocktals. And If you are having cocktals, do It right Stock your bar with the best hooch your budget can afford and go for R. So gat out your cocktal shak­ er, and give Jam es VMaa a c a l. T e l him he can leave his flask at KNCKERBOCKER 5 parts Ig h t rum 1 part lem on Juice 1 part raspberry syrup 1 part pineapple syrup orange peel or pineapple chunks, for garnish (optional) Pour a l ingredtents Into a cocktail shaker and shake thor­ oughly with cracked ice. Strain into chBed oocktal glasses and serve straight up. G arnish wflh a twist of orange peel or a chunk of pineapple, If daairad. Note: T h e quickest w ay to chR a glass Is to fll N wflh cracked foe whfle preparing the cocktals. — R edpe from “C ocktals: D M ne Drinks From the ’50a,* by AJtoon Leach (TVne-Uto Books, 2000) HAM AND PMEAPPLE 4 sices (rash pine about 1/2-toch thick, rem oved A to 6 very thin si cured turn tsee not honey- each slo e of pineapple and d s card. C ut each slo e into 4 to 6 chunks. Cut each hem alo e into 4 to 6 rectangles, each big enough to w rap around a pineapple chunk. Wrap each chunk wflh ham . ---» ■ «-- — — rT B fw e l u i0 DrOoSf. Soak toothpicks in w ater for 5 m inutes, than secure the bund e s with them . Run the bundtos under a hot broiler tor a lew m in­ utes on each aids, just untf they start to color. Serve h o t Yield: Note: Ben Lloyd, a student at the N ew England Culinary Institute In M ontpslar, V I, sug­ gests substituting prosciutto tor ham . Also, he suggests that e lv ­ ers o l raw sugar cane m ake an interesting (and odbts) substttute tor tootnptcKs. — R ecipe from •Appetizers: Fab Finger Food From the ‘60s,* by C arta CapM bo (Tlm e-Uto Books, 2000) 4 bonstees, skH ees chicken breasts juice o f t lem on 3 d oves garfle, peeled and t — - -» , rTWlOta 1/4 cup m ixed, minoed trash herbs, such as besA toym s, parsley and tetragon 2 teaspoons dry mustard 1/2 ts o p o o n s a t 1/4 tsaspoon freshly ground pepper 1/2 cup extra-virgin d v e o l Cut the chicken breasts Into chunks about 1-1/2 inches square. S et aside. Mix a l the rem aining togredonts in a flat-bottom ed bowL Stir In the chicken pisoss, turning to c o a l Cover the bowl and refrig­ erate tor at least a n hour. A few minutes before senring tim e, preheat the b ro lsr. Place the chicken pieces on a broler pan or thread them onto m etal skewere. Discard any rem aining m arinade. Broil lor 2 to 3 min­ utes per side, or u n i just cooked through, turning once. (D o not overcook, or # ie y w i be dry and tough.) Seres h o t Refrigerate any leftovers and eat them cold In a salad o r sandw»r* Yield: 24 pieces. — R edpe from 'Appetizers: Fab Finger Food From the *608,* by C arla C apalx> (Time-Lie Books, 2000) C am. Nrwypcr DTrrprin Axrv CHristmas / start to hear soft passing feet The Chrislchild in the snow. "My heart is open wide tonight For stranger, kith or kin. I would not bar a single ....... door it Where love might enter in." A special cake, the delicious Cozonac, Is made for the Christmas Eve. It Is composed of thin layers of rolled dough which represents the swaddling clothes of the Christ child. ’Cozonac,” the Italian , -Panettone” o f Romanians A classic In Romania, Italy and France at holi­ day time, this bread Is so light and well packed with fruit that it's almost a confection. It's good anytime you want something sweet with tea or coffee. I make it My childhood home was In a little town > -u where walnut trees lined LAI the streets with their majestic beauty. There, up the hill, a church stood tall with its five N&( towers where bells rang • • • i • • • authentic panettone pans are difficult to joyously on every locate. If you have one, use my Sunday morning and tolled recipe In a well-buttered mold, sadly when a friend or neigh­ but experiment with the baking bor passed on. In the winters time — It may take longer. with heavy snow, we rode In sleds pulled by horses. On cold 1/2 cup seedless golden winter nights, the sled floor raisins would be covered with straw 1 /2 cup seedless dark raisins and children would be 1/2 cup lemon peel wrapped from head to toe In 3/4 cognac heavy horse blankets. 1/2 cup milk, at room tem­ Close to church was my perature school, atop o f a steep hill scat­ 4 teaspoons moist yeast or 2 tered with diamonds on winter teaspoons dry yeast nights and perfect for a tobog­ 3/4 cup organic all-purpose gan or slide. On bright days, we had to squint our eyes when white flour Final Dough 9 tablespoons unsalted but­ the sun poured down on the ter, softened winter snow because o f the 1/3 cup sugar dazzling brightness o f the sun­ 1/2 vanilla bean, halved hor­ light on the nilL In the back of izontally, or 1 tsp. vanilla extract 2 large eggs, at room temper­ ature sometimes the older skaters 4 egg yolks, at room temper­ pulled the small children on ature their sleds up and down the 1 /2 teaspoon fine sea salt creek. Our faces stung as the 3-4 cups organic all-purpose wind cut our cheeks, out who white flour would even stop to feel any­ 2 tablespoons unsalted but­ thing? ter, melted Decorating the Christmas tree was the moat exciting day, Prepare the dried fruit (allow because we never knew what eight hours or overnight). Heat m y mother was going to come the cognac in a small saucepan up with next since everything until just warm, then pour over was kept a secret. Small boxes raisin mixture. Set aside at least large boxes, home made cook­ eight hours or overnight Stir ies and ornaments — every­ occasionally if possible. thing was so exciting; but, most Combine the milk and yeast endearing and fascinating to us in • medium bowl. Stir with a were the icons. It was family tradition to give an ic o n , usual­ wooden spoon until yeast dis­ solves. A ad the flour and stir ly a hand painted portrait o f a religious icon that was carefully chosen or ordered at monaster­ ies. The message behind the gift was that we should always remember that there is a greater gift for us then the one wrapped in white or red tissue paper. It is the faith in God to tortify us in trouble or sorrow or loneliness, to guide us in ill­ ness and health, through life either if we be poor or wealthy. And, it was faith in our home and in ourselves that I was taught to hold dear. My thought travels this Christmas to home as I will for­ ever cherish in my heart my parents and grandparents who planned and saved for months to buy gifts, though they could hardly afford them, just to see the sparkle o f excitement in our eyes. It is traditional, in Romania, for children to travel from house to house on Christmas night singing carols and recit­ ing poetry. A ndent legends are told and retold. According to custom, the leader carries a large wooden star called a Star (Steaua), which is covered with shiny paper and decorated with bells ana colored ribbon. A picFerment the dough (about 2 1/2 hours) Shape the dough Into a ball and place smooth side down in a well buttered 6 quart bowl. Itim the dough to coat the top with butter. Take SCC offers free English classes Seminole Community College continues to offer free English classes for non-native speakers at three locations in Seminole County, including the new cam­ pus in Oviedo. All classes will begin on Jan. 8,2001. Other locations will be at the main campus in Lake Mary and Hunt Q uo in Apopka, d asaes are bee for adults 16 years of age and older who are U S. Citizens, per- manent U S. residents or refugees. The desses are at eight levels from beginning to high-advanced academic skills level. Courses run for approximately seven weeks and are offered days, nights, and Saturdays. For more information phone Nelson Pagen, Student Advisor at 407-328-2420 or visit one of the campuses. Early registration is degrees place like the refrigera tor, until the dough cools to 78 degrees. If it is lower than 78 degrees, pu t it in a w anner than 78 degrees place until the dough warms to 78 degrees. The point is to try to keep the dough at 78 degrees during its fermentation. I f you do have to floured work briefly. Shape into a log. Proof the loaf (two to three hours). Butter a 10-inch spring form pan or panettone pan. Press the loaf into the prepared pan. Cover with a clean damp towel or plastic wrap and put In a moderately warm (74-80 degrees) draft-free place until the dough rises nearly to the rim o f the pan. Bake the loaf 45 minutes. before baking, preheat the oven and homemade hearth or bak­ ing stone on the center rack of the oven to 400 degrees. Bake 20 minutes. Cover the top loosely with foil and continue baking until the loaf is golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out d ean, about 25 min­ utes. Remove from oven and brush the top with the melted butter. Cool on a wire rack 20 minutes. Unmold and cool completely before serving. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 2000; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3a0590d861b15f51df55c70f5a34dbe1.pdf a7c0573730503ce82b8ed2f4f0b51baf PDF Text Text OCTOBER 29, 2000 •M VCAR No.SI Sanford, Florida CoprrKM O 2000 Tho 8«mnoN H n H FRS soothes garbage concerns st««writer8*""* S - jr a , Contractor says staffing problems are t0 blame; county will watch progress K t ^ a f i S z S S ' but informed commissioners significant steps have been taken to remedy the situ­ ation. 1\vo weeks ago the board cited more than 300 customer complaints over a two month period for justification to review the company's agreement with the coun­ ty to determine if it should be held in Battle of the Lakes Lake Brantley visited Lake Mary In a key prep game where both schools are looking for good seedings in post season play. P ago1B breach of contract. “I acknowledge our level of service was deplorable and there are no excus­ es,” Vlhlcn told the board. "I'm not here to give you excuses, I'm here to tell you the problem is fixed.” Vihlen explained that the company has undergone large staff changes in the past B u s h v is its S e m in o le C o u n ty Gift of a Ufatime Though the Creason family mourns the death of their son, they find peace In knowing he saved seven lives and gave sight to two people. named National Merit/Achievement/Hlspank Scholarship Semifinalists for the 200(H) i school year. They received the honor from the National Merit Scholarship Carp, after taking the PSAT/NMSQT. Candlelight Romance Fall is a great time for long walks and romantic din­ ners. Sica Nacu has the perfect three-course meal for those romantic autumn evenings. PagetfC "This Is a wonderful honor,” Community Involvement Director Dede Schaffner said. "We are talking about our future doctors, lawyers ... and college professors. "Trtese students are leaders in academics.” Each year, the typical school __ — system T llH i nationwide s tu d e n ts a re « P P "*one-half of one percent of its stu­ dent body Seminole nation of County Schools National — ' Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, Schaffner said. The students receiving the recognition in Couni represent 1.2 Seminole County percent of the 2001 graduating class — almost three times the national average. According to Schaffner, the 43 students averaged 1449 out of 1600 on the SA l, accumulat­ ed an average 4.09 GPA, ranked Oaome W. Bush Jokes with the crowd during a ’Barnstorming Reform Rafy at SCC. Bush's primary oooonent San John “ “ ( n - ™ 1 “ * Me" t c c a m r b u hi. M l.. U rn.; and N . b m th n d GOP nominee receives warm welcome on Republican turf SANFORD — They came. They listened. They cheered wildly. Playing to a capacity crowd at the Seminole Community College gymnasium Wednesday, Republican presi­ dential hopeful George W. Bush completed what will likely be his last campaign swing through Florida this week. With the state's critical 25 electoral votes at stake. Bush hammered home his message of trust in Americans to decide for themselves, fewer mandates from the federal government, more education­ al control for local school boards, and an across-theboard tax cut for all Americans An energetic Bush, fueled by the enthusiasm of a turffriendly, Republican flavored Seminole County audience, received Ihe crowd's most raucous reaction when he touched on allowing younger workers to invest a portion of their social security deduc­ tions in individual investment plans. He also warned seniors not to fall prey to the scare tactics targeted at the elderly by his H allo w een s ca re s up b u sin ess fo r M ead o w s Cynthia Uttles - Sanford Police Officer Clossifiod Crossw ord D ear A bby UfeStylo . O bitu aries O pinion . . Religion . . Sp orts . . . Television . . . . 6B-9B . . 6A, SB ..........11A .S e c tio n C ........... 3A . . 4A-5A See Bush, Page ISA Bush and McCain acknowledge the crowd at SCC. S G T V expands p ro g r a m m in g By Joe DeSantis Stan Writer By Micholla Jaria Managing Editor SANFORD — Halloween is a good time of the year for Margie Meadows. For the past 20 years, her shop has attracted an influx of costume hunters several days prior to All Hallow's Eve. And, A Second Image usually has what Ihey are seeking. The Sanford shop nas more than 7,000 costumes, many cre­ ated by Meadows, available for rental. If a person can't find what they are looking for, the seamstress will custom make an outfit for them. The Texas governor was accompanied by his wife Laura, Arizona Senator John McCain, and brother, Florida Gov. Jeb Bush. McCain, a former Vietnam prison of war, warmed up the crowd for Bush by thanking Floridians for their compas­ sion shown to his family who resided in Orange Park dur­ ing his captivity and told the crowd Bush would restore HwWd photo* by Tommy Vinca* Margie Meadows displays one ol the costumes available at her store *A "Anything you want, we got," Meadows said. "And, if wc don't have it, we probably can make if for you." Meadows' creations range from the very intricate to the very bizarre. She has designed outfits fashioned after the highstyle of the French Renaissance, and she lias sewn together a See Business, Page 12A SANFORD — Seminole County cable television house­ holds will soon be able to take advantage of expanded pro­ gramming hours broadcast by Seminole Government Television (SGTV). Beginning Nov. 1 evening pro­ gramming hours will be added lo compliment SGTV's current offerings of morning and afterin programming. We're trying to r "Seminole Connection" featuring rugrams such as 'Museum of .*minole County History,' 'Central Florida Zoological Park' and 'Seminole County Libraries; "Your Seminole County," high­ lighting county departments and services provided to residents; and "Seminole Segment," cover­ ing events and special activities in Ihe county and among the county's seven cities. In addition, SGTV will also air programming produced by stu­ dents of Seminole County public schools. State and Federal Government programs, and other educational and govern­ ment related pn>gramming. "We hope to continue to pro- S See SGTV, Page 12A �\ P a g e 2A Sunday. October 29,2000 T he S eminole H erald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY H allo w een is n ’t w h at is u sed to be When I went out as o child on Halloween night, door-to-door, 1 never said "Trick or Treat". My saying was, "H elp the Poor." I thought everyone said that, as 1 know all the children I knew were saying the same thing. To explain this, let me say that I was bom a depression-era child, In a ar, ethnic section of troit, Michigan. My father's take-home pay from an auto factory was $10 a week and he didn't work every week. Checking with others who were also depression babies, I find most all of them said "Trick or T e a t." N ick So perhaps "H elp the Poor" was not normal. In P fe ifa u f my neighborhood howev• • • • • • • er, everyone was consid­ ered poor even though some of us may not have realized it at the time. The "poor" concept also came into being with our costumes. We couldn't afford to buy costumes or cloth, and try to look like Batman, one of the Spice Girls, or a ghost. We just put on clothing that made it appear we were poor. And in many cases, these old clothes were what we normally wore in the first place. Going door to door, most of the goodies consisted o f home-made cookies. Occasionally, - but very seldom, we would get a penny. Only one - never more. The concept of pulling a trick on someone never entered our minds. Children honored . their parents and their neighbors and would . never do any damage to property, destruction, : or even impish tricks o f embarrassment. When we knocked on a door, it was opened, and the person inside handed out a goodie. Then too, everyone trusted everyone. Even though we were all in the same economic boat, no one locked the doors of their homes or cars. People trusted their neighbors and would help anyone at the drop of a h a t Now, wnat do we have? Youngsters going ■out shouting "Trick or Treat" and often retail1a ting against someone who might be out or ' not hand out enough candy (and even money), by spray painting their front door, damaging a lawh ornament, rolling, (TP in# tree), or spraying foam on a vahldfC#, Mtinaowt o r bod y . O n ln^ o th er sid e o f tb s < now urged to have everyl checked for injurious materials. Candy and , cookies have been known to be laced with ; drugs and even razor blades. Children are ; urged to accept only individually wrapped candy, and refrain from home-made cookies. Yes, I know that many people of younger age,Vcomplain that older folks do nothing but think off tne good old daya. tk o days. They iare lust not with It" anymore. But in this situation, I can't help but recall the past. Halloween was an exciting adventure for children. We didn't get much, but then, our parents didn't have much -to give. Yet they gave, unselfishly. I don't want to go back to existing as we did •back then. I don't want to drive a Modcl-T and have to change tires every five miles. I don't want a $10 a week paycheck. I like mod­ em life. But as for Halloween — oh for the good old days. Puzzling view O ut & A bo u t SAT K A 37-year old man, identi•fied as Christopher M. •Detreville, o f Groveview Way, ■'Sanford, drowned Thursday, Oct. 26 in a retention pond near an A ltam onte Springs apartment complex. According to the Altamonte Springs P olite rep an approximately 3:3 officer, patrolling the Cameron Springs Apartments on Calibre Crest Parkway, noticed a black I mail exiting a minivan near ' the clubhouse. When the officer attempted to question the man, he report­ edly ran from the parking lot. The officer said he started to chase the m an, and during the ■chase, Detreville reportedly _ fell into a nearby retention C pond. When the officer r attempted to pull him out, HsraMphoto feyAftMf 1 T he silhouette of the w indow pane transform s the pristin e lan d scap e of Heathrow C ountry C lu b G off C o u rse into p ie ce s resem bling a p u zzle. C lu b m em bers headed to the lin ks to take advantage of the pleasan t fa ll w eather. Making Lake Mary greener City begins donation program in hopes of planting more trees B y M tefttlto J e r ta Managing Editor LA K E M A R Y — O fficials are hoping to m ake their d ty green­ er. The Lake M ary Parka and Recreation Departm ent recently began a tree donation program for residents, Lake M aty Paries and Recreation D epartm ent .•Director BULCarrfco said. People -mftv tvavc the opportunity to 'd onate a tree to help beautify « variou s areas w ithtn-thecify. "T h e d ty w as a very forested area at one tim e," Carrico said, "W e’ve lost so many trees, and they have n ot been replaced in an adequate proportion.4 C arrico said h e w ould like to see m ore trees planted along the w alking trail on Rinehart Road, along Lake M ary Boulevard and in the Lake M ary Sports Com plex located on Rantoul Lane. Planting m ore trees isn't as easy as It appears, especially along the w alking trail. Currently, there is no irrigation system along Rinehart Road to get w ater to additional vegeta­ tion. But, C arrico has a possible Detreville is said to have attempted to pull the officer Into tne pond. A struggle ensued In the water and the officer said he feared for his life, exited the pond and phoned for backup. By the time other officers arrived, the m an's head was seen submerg­ ing. After being pulled from the water, he was pronounced dead and the medical examin­ er and crim e scene officers were summoned. The caw is still under inves­ tigation. Body Found Sanford police were called to DeSoto and El Caption Drive Wednesday by a man and woman who reported finding a m an's body in the trunk of a vehicle. When “Anytime you Involve the community In a d t y project, It’s a winArin situation for everybody.” Jo h n Litto n L a k e M a ry "Through the program , a per­ son provides a tree to the dty, and they can place It where they w ould like It as long as w e can get w ater to it," Carrico said. "Then, they can w atch the tree as it grows, and say 'th at's our tree. Tree donors w ill receive a cer­ tificate from the d ty indicating w here the tree Is located, Carrico. A maroon 1987 Chevrolet, license number C85-FZH, was reported stolen Thursday from a residence in the 1300 block o f Osceola Avenue in Sanford. A brown 1988 Buick 4-door Century, license number E23KCC, was reported stolen Thursday from a residence at Lake Monroe Terrace. police arrived they saw the white Honda, wltn the trunk open, and the body o f what they believe was a Hispanic man, inside. His head was alm ost hanging out o f the trunk. A t this time, police investi­ gators have been unable to establish an Identity, but the case is under Investigation. Stolen Vehicles A beige with vinyl top 1999 Jeep Sahara, license number B31-HRQ, was reported stolen Thursday from the 1800 block o f Landing Drive in Sanford. A light blue 1988 Buick LeSabre, license number K1745V was reported stolen early Friday morning from the 600 block of San Marcos Avenue in Sanford. "Serving Sem inole County Since 1908 " Sunday, October 2 9 ,2 0 0 0 • Vol. 93, No. 38 PuCSatwd avsry Wadnaaday and Saturday by RapubUc Nawapapara, Inc. • 300 N. French Ava., Sanford, FL. 3Z771 •Phona (407) 329-2611 *Fax (407) 323-MOB ■Composing I Prapnu Chary* 8nah M Kourpartta L O Parioocal Poataga Paid at Sartort, Ftortda and addftonat maOng m a . USP8 4413S0 Poatmauar Sand addaaa changaa to Tha SEMINOLE HERALD R epublic N ew spapers, Inc. P.O. Boi tat? Rardord, FL 37772-I #67 The newly-renovated Dover Shores Community Center will be transformed into Jack-O -Luido's Pumpkin Palace for the tenth annual non-scary trick-ortreating event on Saturday O c t 28 from 6 p m . to 9 p.m. The event, which features Jack-O-Lando, the City of Orlando's own pumpkin character, provides a safe and fun trick-or-treating celebra­ tion for children 11 y ean old and younger. The fun includes nayrides, a parentchild costume contest and a treat for every child who par­ ticipates in the costume parade. Admloaion is one baby item, which will be donated to B.E.TA., Birth, Education, T ablin g, Acceptance Inc., a center dedicated to addressing the problems of teen pregnancy. Dover Shores Community Center is located at 1400 Gaston Foster Road. For more information on Jack-OLando, call the Community and Youth Services Department at 407-246-388. Saturday, O c t 28, the area will have an opportunity to peruse the classics — cars and m otorcycles —•hosted ■ m r ill <tocfother i solution. n events,*1tfm it co said ? BAnd,1f t's j "W e could try to get: a w ater nice w ay o f helping the d ty ." w agon truck for it right now, and City M anager John Litton then eventually get an irrigation believes the tree donation pro­ system ," h e said. gram is a good w ay o f getting the com m unity involved w ith the C arrico w ants additional trees in the sports com plex so park dty. users could enjoy more shaded 1Anytim e you involve the areas. And, the added greenery com m unity in a d ty project, it's a along Lake M ary Boulevard win/win situation for every­ w ould make the street m ore body," Litton said. " T e e s have a scenic for m otorists and pedestri­ long life, and it w ill b e a lasting ans. mem orial for anyone w ho partic­ Through the tree donation pro­ ipates in the program ." gram , people can have a tree For more information about planted in their nam e w ithin the the tree donation program, call dty. The donor also gets to the Lake Mary Parks and choose w here the tree will be Recreation Department at 407planted. 324-3053. A gold 1983 Chrysler sedan, license number VNT-93B was reported stolen Wednesday from the 1200 block o f West 13th Street in Sanford. D rag Arrest Donald Antonio Turner, 34, o f William Clark Court was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. An officer report­ ed seeing fan n er toss an object from his vehicle near 10th Street and Mangoustine Avenue. After Tanner's vehicle was stopped, the officer inves­ tigated and reported finding drug related items in the car. Tanner has been charged with possession/uw o f narcotics equipment, possession of crack cocaine, and driving without a valid drivers licenw. T h e Seminole H erald ----n rraaa nam ____ The Fleet R eservi Association Branch and Unit will host a Halloween party Saturday, Oct. 28, at the Fleet Branch Home, located at 3040 W. State Road 46. The event will include live music and a covered dish dinner. The dinner begins at 6 p.m. and live music begins at 7 .m. and endsi at i 10 p m is no charge, and peo­ ple are reminded to bring a covered dish. For more inhu­ mation, call 407-330-1706. Subscription R ates 3 Mono* to SaMnota County S Month# to Saminoia County 1 Vaar to Bamnola County 1 Yaai Othat Ftortda County 1 Yaai Out Of SUM MVflMBaMaiMHMMI •11.00 no oo 636 00 $42 00 $62.00 in i* C o m m H n lt Y _____ ThaLaka ___ __ Car and Cycle will be held at the Sonfofd/Lake Mary main campus o f SCC until 9 p m . with proceeds to benefit the SCC Foundation. The show is open to all makes and mod­ els of classics, antiques, street rods, muscle c a n and motor­ cycles. A Saturday morning cruise down Lake Mary Boulevard will kick off the day which will include enter­ tainment, awards and a Harley Davidson Sportster raffle. For registration or infor­ mation phone Ralph Cowell at 407-805-9292 or Mike McLean at 407-324-4892. SUN The Sanford Middle School Banda, under the direction of David Hedgecoth, will host their first concert of the season Sunday, O ct 29 at Centennial Park In Sanford, Park Avenue, between 4th and 5th Streets, beginning at 2 3 0 pm . The bands wilt consist of beginning, concert, advanced and jazz groups with a com­ bined total o f 250 students. A barbecue lunch will be held before the conceit at 1 3 0 ' p m , inducting chicken, baked beans, potato salad, roli and beverage For the meal tickets are $4 per person. The concert is free. For additional Informa­ tion phone 407-320-6203. We w elcom e an d encourage you r letters an d comments. All letters must have name, address an d ph on e number to b e pu blished �T he S eminole H eraid Sunday. October 2i), 20(H) PllgC 3A O b itu a r ie s JUNA BELL Juna Bell, 87, Locust Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday, O ct 21,2000. Bom in Quincy, she moved to Central Florida in 1955. She was a homemaker and a member of S t James AME Church, Sanford. Survivors Indude son, Eddie Jr, Sanford; daughter Monique Walker Sanford; one great-grandchild. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. GLEN ARTHUR BISHOP Glen Arthur Bishop, 82, Juanita Rad, Winter Park, died Tbeaday, O ct 24,2000. He waa bom In Akron, Ohio. He waa a retired aircraft designer for Goodyear Aircraft, Akron, and Lockheed Aircraft, Marietta, Ga. He belonged to Mount Akra No. 680 Masonic Lodge, Theta Phi Fraternity, American Sodety of Mechanical Engineers. Survivors include daughters, Diane Bishop Staddman, ! in, Winter Park. Donna Bishop Wright Watkinsville, Ga.; son, David Jeffrey Bishop, Houston, Tex.; six grandchil­ dren; one great-grand child. WoodUwn Gtrey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood, in charge of arrangements MARTHA HELEN BOWERS Martha Helen Bowers, 64, Battle Street Oviedo, died Ibesday, O ct 24, 2000. Bom in Madison, FL, she moved to Central Florida In 1954. She was a homemaker and a Baptist Survivors indude husband, Marion; mother, Ethel Graham Lott Oviedo; sons, David Lott Darrell Bowen, Craig Bowen, all of Oviedo, Daniel Lott South Norwalk, Conn.; daughter; Sandra Reid, Oviedo; brother. Tommy Lott Orlando; nine grandchildren; three greai-gnndchil- arm Golden’s Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments LAWRENCE EVERETT EWING Lawrence Everett Ewing, 73, East First Street Sanford, died Saturday, O ct 21,2000. Bom In Sdo, Ohio, he moved to Central Florida in 1973. He waa a retired security guard. Survivors include daughter, Kathy W itt Deltona; two sisters Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrange­ ments LOUIS F. HAMMCtU Louis F. HammerU, 91, Bittersweet Drive, DeBary, died Wednesday, O ct 25,2000 at Florida Hospital, Fish Memorial Orange City. Bom in Kemington, M e, he moved to Central Florida in 1978. He waa a retired superintendant for Washington Gas and Lighl Ccx, Washington, D.C Survivors Include wife. Pearl M. HammerU, DeLeon Springs Fourtowns Cremation, Inc, Orange City, In charge of arrange­ ments. DOLORES JACKSON Dolores Jackson. 59, West 16th Street Sanford, died Saturday, Oct. 21,2000. Bom In Sanford, she was a lifelong resident. She was a teacher's assistant at Pincaest Elementary School and a member of New Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. Survivor! Include husband. Jack, Sr.; son. Jack Jr., Deltona; daughters, Melanie, Winter Haven, Marcheta Winter*, Tampa, Clara Scrugg, Quitman, Ga.; sisters, Patricia, TYenton, N.J., Quintella Brooks, Columbus, Ga.; 18 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 28 at 1 p m at New Mount Calvary M.B. Church with Rev. Ricky Scott officiating. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, In charge of arrangements. WAYNE LELAND KIMMONS Wayne Leland Klmmons, 38, Elder Road, lake Monroe, died Saturday, O ct 21,2000. Bom in Langley, Va, he moved to Central Florida In 1993. He was an electrician for Main Line Contractors, Lake Monroe. He waa a member of American Motorcycle Association and Central Florida Radio Control Hying and Sports Club. Survivors Indude wife, Joanie; mother, Isabel Nettles, Newport Family Owned & Serving Central Florida For 10 Yean News, Va.; brother, Carey Nettles, Newport News, Va.; sisters, Peggy Hernandez. Newport News, and Cindy Reger, Eustis. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, In charge of arrange­ ments. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, In charge of arrange­ ments. ETHEL M. NEWMAN Ethel M. Newman, 84, Landover Place, Longwood, died Monday, Oct. 23,2000 at Island Lake Center GonosivEldercarv. Bom Sept. 5, 1916 in Thomasville, Ga., she moved to Central Florida In 1936. Shew was a homemaker and member of Second Shiloh M. B. Church. Survivors include son, Willie B. Newman, MD, JD, Longwood; daughter, Nancy Newman. RN, BSD, Lake Mary;' sis­ ters, Louise Gibson, Corrinc Miller and Marie Wilson, all of Rochester, N. Y.; six grandchildren. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. JAMES M. LYLES James M. Lyles, 62, Tlmocuan Way, Longwood, died Tuesday, Oct. 24,2000 at his residence. Bom in Dublin, Ga., he moved to Central Florida In 1940.1 ie was a selfemployed diesel mechanic and a member of the Craftsman's Guild. He was a Catholic. Survivors Include wife, Nellie M., Longwood; daughter, Donna L McConnell, Lake Monroe; son, Robert, Longwood; mother. Ruby, Longwood; sisters, Greta Conners, Longwood, Bobbie Jeon Shcston, Frankie Starke, Orlando; four grand­ children. Baldwin-Fairchlld Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. DONALD MARK MILLER Donald Mark Miller, 63, Golden Nugget Drive, Orlando, died Monday, Oct. 23,2000. Bom in Tennessee, he moved to Central Florida from Detroit, Mich, in 1979. He was a retired self-employed home repairman. Survivors Include wife, Nancy J.; sons, Donald Ashley, Detroit, Mich., Danny Ashley, Georgia, Mark Miller, Raleigh, N.C; brother Junior Ashley, Ohio; sisters, Mary Carrier, Jacksonville; Lavina Jameson, Tennessee, Bcttic Ashley, Michigan; four grandchildren; one great-grand­ child. MARY M. STARKEY Mary M. Starkey, 57, Gregory Drive, Casselberry, died Tuesday, Oct. 24,2000 at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford. Bom in Winchester, W.Va., she moved to Central Florida from Hagerstown Md. In 1990. She was in retail food management. Survivor* include tons, Marshall Lee Dillow, Odenton, Md., Dorsey William Stum, Altamonte Springs, Jerry Lee Dillow, Charlestown, W.Va.; sister, Hilda Louise Omdoff, Sanford; significant other, Franklin D. Near, Casselberry; four grandchil­ dren. Baldwin-Fairchlld Funeral Home Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lakc Mary, in charge of arrangements. GREGORY "GREG" HERMANN PFALZER Gregory "Greg" Hermann Pfal/cr, Fountainhead Drive, Deltona, died Sunday, Oct. 22.2000. Bom in Elgin, 111., he moved to Central Florida from Princeton, W.Va. in 1972.1le was a self-employed contractor with G.P. Construction, a veteran of the US. Marine Corps and a former youth soccer coach for Volusia County Parks and Recreation. Survivors include parents, Hermann and Gloria Pfalzer, Deltona; brother, Jeffery, Deltona; sis­ ter, Stephanie Koshiol, DvLand. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. ARCHIE THOMAS, III Archie Thomas, 111, 31, Hamlet Drive, Maitland, died Friday, Oct. 20, 2000. He was bom in Clearwater. He was a cook, and a member of Eatonvillo Church of Cod in Christ. Survivors include wife, Michelle Thomas; mother, Eunice Robinson, Maitland; father, Archie Thomas, Jr., Clearwater; sons, Archie Thomas, IV, and Patrick Thomas, both of Orlando; sisters, Lisa Nathan and Cynthia Thomas, both of Eatonvillc, Heather Thomas, New Mexico; brothers, Tony Robinson, Orlando, Kenny Nathan, Eatonville; maternal grandmother, Etta Jackson; Maitland. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial Cremation Transport Out Of State 1 $450 $1,495 $795 M M HAM M AM M M HAM M AM M M HAM M AM We Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans i 327-1500 Hardware Stores Give a oltt that keeps on gMng this holiday season, a high-quality Investment There's something tor everyone on your list - stocks, bonds, mutual funds and much — n n o in m bnr. viiiiui.il ACE Hat Been The Place For 22 k ^Ytart Ir StnlRolt County * 'ifMknMM SALE 7 ) tlonim w ! S T tL L < 9n SP fo otv/dtu tg giMemo/y Rev. Earl Parker GRO THANK YOU • THANK YOU • THANK YOU F A I , H M - la M e r B , 1 M One year ago today you quietly pasaedaway. Ood saw that you were tired and help waa not to be. So he put his arms around you, and whispered “come with me." We love and miss you. ■■adwaidjonasxoas Yanr )rlfc, sane, daughters, son In law, daughter in laws, E d w a r d jo n e s fa a s s tn Serving U4M4u«l FLASH LIGHT TUM 2DCUI SO -D R I PAPER TOWELS Serving the Greater Orlando Area Since 1940 Batteries ttin y M a r ITOJVfl VINYL I ELEC TR IC A L TAPE DURO SUPER V 2/$1 G LU E X T / \S (istsi) A C E MM9WABM Hand FUNERAL HOMES Ir O R fl 34 Hrs. TWapfaooa (407) 898-8111 C R EIIE HAND C LEA N ER 1402. F u n e r a ls l n in e BRISTLE BRUSH FOR 'Basting (•ootaj •Painting •Cleaning (B u y e r B ew a re) A growing trend within the funeral profession is the purchase of funeral homes by Urge international cor­ porations who own literally HUNDREDS of funeral homes worldwide! Their local funeral home politics are mandated by “corporate headquarters", frequently out of state! They now have entered into the low-coat funeral market in central Florida. Family Funeral Care in Oviedo and south Orlando are owned and operated by Service Corporation International (SCI). If the Family Funeral Care funeral homes can offer low-cost funerals why can’t the rest of the SCI funeral homes In central Florida? The other S C funeral homes are charging as much aa twice what Family Puncral Care charges. These other SCI funeral homes would be the WoodUwn, Carey Hand, Co* Parker, and Garden Chapel groups. The same people make the removals, do the preparation, work the funerals, or do the cremations from a central facili­ ty. Why (hen does SCI only have a few funeral homes offering low-cost funerals. Bonfield Funeral Home has been in the low-cost funeral market since 1989. We believe in the personal touch, being a local, family-owned funeral home. We carefully guide each bereaved family through the funer­ al arrangement process. We take the time to learn about the life of the deceased, and strive to accommodate all family desires. The result is a very personal and memorable funeral service, honoring a life that has been lived. This is always done at the guaranteed lowest price with no monkey business. B a n fie ld F u n e ra l Hom e 4RO State Road 454 * Winter Springs 327*1500 SCREW DRIVERS STRAIGHT or PHILLIPS PROPANE TANKS FILLED EVERY DAY While You WaR 20lb. Tank $095 * SATttFACnON GUARANTEED Saving All Your Hardware Nwda Sine* 197S LONGWOOD SANFORD H w y 4 3 4 l4 2 7 207 E. 25th St 339-4883 ]L ] M M h a m m a m M M h a m m a m M321-0885 M ham * a m j IATWACT10MOUARAMTIEO CASSELBERRY!1 3 Winter Park Dr. 339-7365 HAMMA to m * HARDWAJU �•tA Sunday. Oclol)or 21), 2000 THE SEMINOLE HERALD O _________O u r V iew ________ W ho’s best for Seminole County? p in io n vm ♦twwatciMwmwBer■UhterOfut# n*l The Herald endorses, Van G aale, A dam s and M cLain for county com m ission As Seminole County steps into the 21st Century, it's citizens should demand their leaders are ready to move the county forward in progressive ways. Voters will have such an opportunity on Nov. 7 when they go to the polls. The turnout is expected to be large since a tight presidential race tops the ticket, but we remind voters that ail politics is local. County leaders have more day-to-day influence on our lives than George W. Bush or Al Gore will ever have. With that in mind, the Herald endorsed the following candidates: In District 1, we endorse Andrew Van Gaale. A city planner in Sanford for five years, Van Gaale brings a num­ ber of positives to the table. He's a moderate Democrat who knows he can't stand on partisan issues if he hopes to be an effective leader. He's an experienced municipal planner who understands the intricacies of promoting good growth in the county, while at the same time realizing that residents expect and demand nice parks, abundant open space, and thoughtful zoning to ensure a high quali­ ty of life. Van Gaale is tight with the pocketbook, realizing that county taxpayers work hard for their money and they don't want to see the government waste it. Tor Sanford residents, there is the added benefit that Van Gaale knows the issues that affect the city and will be a strong advocate for the county scat and her residents. Van Gaale will add a fresh perspective to on the county commis­ sion, something his opponent, incumbent Grant Maloy, was sup­ pose to do four years ago. Maloy, though a decent and upstanding gentleman, just simply hasn't lived up to expectations. Maloy stress­ es that he has focused on small, neighborhood Issues that are Impor­ tant to residents, and several o f his constituents will vow that he has done an admiral job in those area. Taking care o f the small problems is an Important part of the job, however, we expect more of our loaders, especially as the county faces a time of change and transi­ tion. In District 3, we endorse Win Adams. A former commissioner who has remained active in county affairs, Adams is an advocate of aggressive economic development, particularly when It comes to recruiting high-paying jobs to Seminole County. Businessjm dresldoniiat trends jifrv"R growth to o b i fo m ta W ty . and our leaders must understand the importance of attractinglftat gmwi/? w hich ben efits, n o th a r w S em inole County. Arisons J smov proven track record in that regard. Furthermore, Adams brings a less confrontational style to the commission. Adams has a vision for the county, and his past record shows he keeps the interests of all residents In mind, not just those in his district. His opponent, incumbent Dick Van Der Weide, likes to attempt political power plays. Most notable Is his ongoing feud with Clerk of the Circuit Court Maryanne Morse. Van Der Weide's lawsuit against Motse Iras cost the taxpayers several thousand dol­ lars (and the meter is still running), all because the commissioner tried to be reimbursed for undocumented expenses cm an overseas trip. In District 5, we endorse Daryl McLain. The two-termed commis­ sioner had a tough primary fight on his hands and earned a welldeserved run-off victory against Bob West. Like Van Gaale, McLain brings a progressive approach to dealing with growth in the county. He understands commercial development in Seminole County will continue, but McLain believes that growth must but properly man­ aged to ensure a high quality of life for residents. To that end, he's supported policies and projects that mirror that goal, and has been criticized by residents for some of his stances. However, It's Impor­ tant to note that while, a group of residents in north Seminole County (WATCH DOG) were vocal in the criticism of McLain for a particular vote, members of that same group endorsed McLain in his primary run because of his sensible policies. Again, Sanford residents have the opportunity to put a Sanford advocate on the county commission. McLain is a native of Sanford and understands the city's Importance in the county. Election day is Tuesday, Nov. 7. We encourage all registered vot­ ers to head to the polls and vote for the candidates of their choice on the Seminole County Commission. The presidential races draw aU the attention, but remember, the local candidates have the greater influence in our day-to-day lives. Y o u r V iew District’s budget does include Seminole County l b the editor An article published in the O ct 4, Seminole Herald about the St. Johns River Water Management District's reduction of its property tax rate stated that the District's budget does not indude any funding for projects In Seminole County. I can assure the residents of Seminole County that the District's budget does, indeed, indude funding for projects in Seminole County. Those, projects indude restora­ tion work associated with the Little Wekiva River, Little Econlockhatdiee, Lake Jesup and tributaries of Lake Jesup. Partnerships have also been formed with local governments to further stretch the funding that the District appropriates each year for projects in Seminole The election Is now bearing .all like down o if u t M KiH-rpeed.wrtd it Same, is Umetd d oaU ttle iuralfling IT KEfcodyw hohas “ c < M U I followed my columns at ail carefully will be surprised to learn that 1 believe the election of George W. Bush is absolutely critical to the health and future of this country. But 1 am not going to waste tills space repeating a laundry list o f reasons why I believe that is W illiam so. Rather, I want to step back and dwell on certain major i cents that botker■me. The polls in recent weeks have pretty uniformly reported that Governor Bush is now leading Vice President Gore by a significant margin. This is so contrary to the wishes of the pollsters and their sponsors in the media, who are overwhelm­ ingly liberal and hence proGore, that one can only assume it actually understates the true size of the Bush lead. That is why I am telling my friends nowadays that I am r * tn o t about the outcome, t altogether "con fid en t" But why not be confident? For one thing, polls can be wrong, and since they tend to have a herd mentality, they are up in the words Monica Lewinsky, he has been a nation­ al disgrace. Ana yet an impressive num­ ber of Americans — not a majority, but a plurality • demonstrated by their votes that they simply didn't care: As long as the good economic times kept rolling, they were ready to give Mr. Clinton a pass on everything else. Now it's true that Mr. Clinton Isn't on the ticket this year, and that Mr. Gore has done every­ thing he can to distance himself from the stomach-turning aspects of the Clinton record. But he cannot logically serve as a loyal supporter of Mr. Clinton for eight years, even hailing him as one of our greatest presi­ dents on the very day he was Impeached, and then ask the American people to waive, by voting for Mr. Gore, the last opportunity they will ever have to register their condemnation of the sleazy performance that he and the Democratic party and its other candidates have noitil v defended year by year. If the American people let Messrs. Clinton and Core get In ti ..... Rusher American people. I have been on the losing side o f plenty of elections, and in those cases 1 have made no secret of my belief that the voters were wrong. But it's their country, after al), and they can be wrong If they want to. Moreover, I never quite lost sight o f the possibility that they was. And I always told myself that in a pinch, when ft really mattered, they would do the right tiling. But I will confess that the voters' reaction to Bill Clinton, in two presidential elections, has shaken my faith. His poli­ cies may have been wrong (as I believe they often were), but there was always a case to be made for them. But his perfor­ mance of the other half of a . president's duties — those summed up in the concept of "head of state" (rather than simply head o f government)— has simply been beneath con­ tempt. From the illegal Chinese contribution scandals to the whole sordid lifetime summed See Rusher; Page 4A From A to Z - prescription d ru o s t a x c o ts Social S ecu ritysmall government low fuel prices more «• co M G - Johns River. Additionally, we continue to jointly fund water resource development projects with Seminole County local gov­ ernments. Anyone Interested in learning more about our work in Seminole and other counties can visit the District's Internet site at http://sjrstate.fl.us, or call us at (BOO) 451-7106. Henry Dean, Executive Director S t Johns River Water Management D istrict, Palatka The im portance Berry’s World e d u c a tio n County. The District is also actively working with water providers throughout the 19 counties with­ in the District's jurisdiction to develop new sources of drinking water to meet future demands. We have placed a particularly high priority on drinking water issues in Seminole, Orange, Volusia and Lake counties, and are currently funnellng resources into a pilot project that will look at the feasibility o f withdrawing s ™ , f l e 'i c e o o > trio To M t» * THC fANPC.UlNO,*' A rt Zielinski asks people what they th in k ... E lection day, Nov. 7, Is right around the com er. AU the presiden tial and vice presiden tial d ebates a re over. And soon it w ill b e time fo r the voters to d ecid e who w ill run the country fo r the next four, o r possibly eight, years. 1b fin d out how p eo p le fe e l abou t voting we asked, “D o you plan to vote in the upcom ing presiden ­ tia l election and why?" Yes, I plan to vole. Its obvious we need new teertenhlp iaider ft to pet back to honesty, dignity, and leadership in the White House, and the trust of the people Let toe people oaooe mmga for themselves not let­ ting tfw gCMmnwnl run your Be. liM M MlL'j hS film*eni QUTWVll, Sanford Yes I plan to vole. People need to get involved in potbee. I don't care kx the pre­ sent administration because d morsJtty. t think a Bush In the White House and a Bush In Florida wN help the state of Florida. Ashley OHM, Sanford I voted onoe about six years ego. But now I'm not regis­ tered. I need to get registered again so I can vote. Ron Carver, Winter Springs Yes, I plan to vote because I'm a con­ cerned citizen. I'm a business owner and have a family as CapL Jo e Detrick, Sanford I plan to vote — I'm a Democrat and I like Gore. We have jobs today and I don't want a presi­ dent to make things head downward. W< need to move ahead. Isaiah Murra] Senior I �T i n S eminole H erald Sunday, October 2 9 .2000 PilRC f)A Is th is th e b e s t th e U n ite d S ta te s h a s to o f f e r ? I have a recurring night* I alw ays wake up before I mare, I are stuck in a room .m mtmv either eim ti unc u, them. mvui, cani strike one of with Gov. George W. W hy do our presi* Bush and Vice **»•*.•••••*••»••** dential -i— , i , i candidates —- —j 1j - - - President Al Gore this year seem partic­ and binders o f base­ ularly grating and ball cards. Bush is Inadequate? Do I touching his Anger to have an unrealistic, each card and m erri­ mythical im age about ly announcing, "Got w hat a president it. Want it. Got it. should be? O r is our Want it." He can't political system so say why he wants screw ed up that the cards, only that these two were the his dad knows some best it could pro­ people who can get duce? Jo a n them for him. It's like having to Gore is reading the R y a n choose betw een back o f each card out Dennis the M enace • • • • • • • loud; reading every and M argaret. mind-numbing statistic and The O verm atched versus fact. He pictures his father the Overbearing. sm iling at how sm art he is. He What has becom e clearer drones on until I lunge across with each day o f this cam ­ the room with a fire poker. paign Is that it is less about principles than about foot­ prints. Though Gore seems better suited for academ ia, he long ago set his tasseled loafers onto his fath er's political path, grim determ ination com pen­ sating for a com plete lack of natural skill. H e's like a char­ acter from "Star Trek" trying to fit in on a distant planet, scanning his mlcrochlpped brain for the appropriate ges­ tures and responses. (I had the sense during the third debate that he had stud­ ied the Aoor plan and, using vectors and slide rules, care­ fully mapped out his move­ m ents down to the precise num ber o f steps to take toward the audience. H e cal­ culated the angle o f his shoul­ ders and the degree to which he should narrow his eyes to convey concern or passion.) Bush, on the other hand, fol­ lowed his fath er's footprints because, w ell, they were there and it was less taxing than making his own. I have a theory that m ost of the world can b e grouped Into players, assistant coaches and head coaches. Head coaches have the vision. Assistant coaches Implement the vision. Players carry the vision out. M ost assistant coaches should never be head coaches. Though they know the game inside and out, they can't Inspire players to win one for the Gipper. They lack charis­ ma. They d on 't m otivate. They nave have never aeveiopec developed a mean* ingful philosophy o f'■lleadcrheir \ way. ship that lights their W hat we have oni our o ballot this year are two assistant coaches. Bill Clinton is a head coach. He fills a room. He connects. Before his credibility was dis­ m antled by the Monica Lewinsky affair, he had us believing w e could change the world. Ronald Reagan was a head coach. No matter what you thought o f his politics, he could put a lump in your throat and make you feel lucky and proud to be American. John F. Kennedy was a head coach. He spoke as if reciting poetry. You wanted to find recordings o f his speeches and sink into his inspiring words. Can you im agine anyone voluntarily listening a second time to anything Bush or Gore has said? O f course, in this cam paign w e have no choice. The candidates speak as if on endless loops: "Soft bigotry of low expec­ tations." "N o child left behind." "I will fight for you." "W orking fam ilies." "I trust people, not g ov ern -, m ent." For years, w e've been crying that politics should be about policy and not personality. Our votes should be based on the issues. With two such unsatisfying candidates, we finally have exactly that. I guess we should be careful what we wish for. Joan Ryan la a colum nist (or the San Francisco C hronicle. Send commenta lo her In care of thle nrw spsper or aend her e -n u ll at Joanryanaafgate.com . C 7000, Ntwipaprr Enterprise Awn. There are no losers with George W. Bush’s proposed tax plan Most Americans do not count claims, themselves among the ranks o f That's the "fuzxy math" to taxpayers for whom Al Gore has which Bush alluded during the so much contempt— .................................... Hist debate. the wealthiest 1 per­ Then there's the cent," as he referred to vice president's them during the first charge that "almost presidential debate; h a ir the Bush tax cut "the wealthiest of the will go to the top 1 wealthy," as he charac­ percent o f taxpayers, terized them during a fiction based an fig­ the second. ures supplied by die Yet, they do not liberal u tizen s for resent those who are. Tax Justice. They do not sub­ An analysis by the scribe to the premise, nonpartisan Joint inherent in the vice Committee on president's divisive Taxation, which Gore class-warfare rhetoric, himself has referthat the "rich" (which, # # * • • • enced on previous according to Gore's occasions, calculates definition, Is anyone who earns that the top 1 percent will $250,736 or more per year) have receive about one-fifth o f the prospered at the expense of the Bush tax c u t This hardly can be poor and middle class. viewed aa a giveaway to the That most Americans are "rich," given that this tiny above the class envy to which cohort pays one-third o f all the the vice president is shamelessly federal taxes. appealing-la evident from their Indeed, under the present tax regime, the more arte w i n , the on the estate tax, which more disproportionate one's tax heaviest on the "wealthiest b u r d e n . Thu w m documented last week by Thus Gallagher o f Fox News. lies of Arose who die are subject "A family of four that makes to this confiscatory tax, 60 per­ $50,000 a year pays about $3,700 cent of Americans, according to a recent Gallup Poll, favor elimi­ In federal taxes," n c reported . "You'd think the family o f four • nation of "all Inheritance taxes that makes $100,000 would pay on estates over $1 million." twice as much. Instead, they Which brings us to Gore's payt fivi five times as much..A A lfami­ attack on the proposal by ttist imakes $200,000,15 times ly that George W. Bush to cut income as much. taxes across the board. "And if you work hard and . "(A ) tax-cut plan that's so long enough to make it into the e, that would put us into 1 percent dub, you can look for­ big deficits, tnat gives ward to paying 20 times as almost naif the benefits to the much in taxes as the people wealthiest of the wealthy" Is who the vice president would indefensible, the vice president like to give a tax c u t* asserted in Winston-Salem. Indeed, Gore proposes $620 But as Bush retorted during billion in tax cuts over 10 yean. the debate, "That's the kind of But only certain categories of exaggeration" for which Gore taxpayers stand to benefit. K-w become famous. For instance, the vice presi­ The Texas governor proposes dent offers a tax credit of up to $1 3 trillion in tax relief over 10 $2,160 for families with a child years. With the federal govern­ in day care; a tax credit o f up to ment projected to past a $4.5 $2^00 for a family with a child trillion budget surplus over that in college; a tax credit o f up to span, it is hard to see how $3,000 for families with a tick returning less than a third of parent in a nursing home; and a that sum to the taxpayers could federal match of up to $3,000 for produce "big deficits" as Gore a family breadwinner with a retirement savings plan. But if you don't nave a child in day care (if you're a mother who stays home with your child), it you don't have a kid in college, it you don't have an ail­ ing parent in a nursing home, if j don't have an IRA (If, lead, you are enrolled in a company retirement plan), Gore doesn't deem you worthy of a tax c u t K You don't get to share the ben­ efit of the $4.5 trillion budget surplus to which your tax dol­ lars have contributed. You are one of the 50 million Americans who, ss Bush notes, are excluded by the vice president's tax cut plan. The Bush plan b far more equitable. It discriminates nei­ ther for nor against the various categories of taxpayers; rather it c u b marginal tax rates across the board. Yes, the top 1 percent would get a tax cut — which b hardly unfair. considering that ia family with roughly $250fi00 in Income pays not ive times as much as a w family with $50,000 in income, but 20 times as much. But the middle class would get s tax cut that b far more substantial in terms of proportion. Indeed, a family o f four earn­ ing $35,000 would receive a 100 percent tax cut under the Bush plan, dropping them entirely from the federal tax rolb. A simi­ lar-sized family bringing home 550,000 would get a 50 percent tax cut; a family earning $75,000 a 25 percent cut. There b no loser under the Bush tax plan. No matter what Al Gore and his fellow class warriors argue to the contrary. C MOO, N m p s p c r Enterprisr Am o . B u c illc i R u sh er away with what they have done to the moral backbone of this country, we may never get another clear shot at restoring it. For, make no mistake about It: Mr. Clinton's behavior b not only not condemned, but b (privately, but very actively) approved by a great many peo­ ple — in fact, by a whole new class, which John Derbyshire recently and superbly described as "an arrogant, self-satisfied elite of overeducated lib­ ertines." If Mr. Gore wins, the battle will, of course, go on. The many millions o f Americans who uphold higher standards will not abandon them simply because a majority (or plurali­ ty) of voters has done so. But this country will have taken a probably irreversible step toward its own moral destruc­ tion. Altamonte Springs, FI: 1220 E. Altamonte Dr. 407-831-3000 S a l * e n d s 1 0 / 31/ 2000 U s toms a * * * * * * * * Alton* ftlm to tfk fc M L M to d M M H M M fl* m * not b s M t t f c * to tamtam. Vto Atom* QA'STM Rosm I t a d 4O4-C&M00 srs not response* tor p * * * smxs. Coming to South Florida Store Horn: Spring of 2001 Monday-Saturday: T h e G r e a t A m e r ic a n IfcOOamto7:00pm A rt Event Ft LnuOsnWo A*pent H*on Sunday 11:00amto6:00pm AptS 23 ft 24 O M00, N*w*p*p«, Enterprise Am*. October 31st., Trick or Treat Historic Downtown Bring the Kids Downtown for a Fun and Safe Halloween Night! Starts 5PM , Tuesday, October 31st. • Costum e Contest - By All Age Groups • Fun and Prizes For The Kids Inform ation S treet C lo se d O ff F o r S afe ty Sanctioned b y The Sanford P o l i c e Department Swftfd, Th Hbtirie Hwt Of Sggtoji CwwW uauaMr, �P a g e 6A Sunday. October 29,2000 T he S eminole H erald Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Joyce Nichols Lewis - o u t o f r r By a x MURPHY D ACROSS 1 Give It up, so to speak 5 Board game 9 Ships'slops 14 Did m 19 Loser to 20 Astronaut Shepard 21 Cream-filled treats 22 Samt-SaSns stu­ dent Gabriel 23 Interviews w«h drvorcSes? 25 Elves on ttrfce? 27 Breathers 28 Crammed, with “up' 29 Pofcca, Informal­ ly 30 Neck and neck 31 GoOer-a sloe? 32 Teen hangout 33 Bridal path* 36 Tricycle rider 37 —' Pea 38 Kalahari daninn 39 Salon tmnee'a leaf? 43 Palindromic pop group 47 Other side 49 Future blade 50 Martin ot Broadway 51 See 8G Acroai 52 JerVa creation? 53 NYPD alerts 54 Greet the judge 55 Rodeo partid56 58 59 60 62 65 66 66 69 66 With 51 Across, comics cry 67 Tissue hgrodF ent 88 Tkxasdty named by Russians 90 Bug lighter* 93 House ot the lord 95 Budget alterna­ tive 96 *Sophle'e Choice'Oscar 106 Oklahoma native 109 Leaves In 110 Moroftttng t i t Picnic crashers 112 Bosl baler? DOWN 1 Good buddy, eo to speak 2 Elegance 3 Soma dadaist 4 Give Impetus to 5 Uks Hnmmen'a 97 Mystery mrdcSa name 96 Sign-making 6 Strange 7 Colon at the 102 University’s money-saving arrangement? 104 Wasp victim treatment lacR- fi U K. country 9 Ifollow-centered muffin 10 Maine oolege 106 Taxpayer's 12 Pigeon-— 13 Belarus, before ■91 14 Government 11 106 First name In talk shows 107 Type ot skid Stumped? 1 2 — C all 15 Animals, coiecttvety 16 Meitad together 17 Remove entirely 16 Shoulder muede, briefly 24 FUlofpep 26 Coatarwfth Roger and Edd 28 Took the Schwinn 31 Units ot force 32 Flooey 33. Along time 34 Tm — hurry* 35 Devised the per­ fect legal action? 36 Noted answer man 37 Saharan 40 Characteristic 41 John Deere, originaly 42 No longer fash­ ionable 43 "East of Eden* aon 44 Computer nerd's lodgings? 45 KoKie Martin's "Lite Goes On" role 46 Happening 46 West of Hotywood 51 Depict with Rnes 53 Posthaste 54 Uke a firs!-class hotel 55 Sack out 57 Throw out 56 Hunter, el timet 60 Standard of 63 Indian chior? 64 Christian prayers 66 kin crowd 89 Provide security. In * way 90 Turkey trot? 92 Equip anew S3 Soggy 94 Musical set In an orphanage 95 Stghffy cock­ eyed 96 Rejuvenating 61 Touch, as of color 63 Actress Massey 64 Triends'role 97 Field yield 67 Part o la chain 96 Dike one's 70 — tod: taw of a breath away 99 Tiny amount place 100 Word spoken 72 1656 Stowe novel while pointing 73 Devotion 101 T oler Pan* 75 Takes off 76 Poet Lazarus 78 Teammate of Stan the Man 1>900*933-5155. 9 9 c e n ts a minute pww Wf rwinuiig Gracy Posley, left, and Cynthia Littles, right, ware nominated by Sanford Police Chief Brian Tooley. center, to receive the 2000 Central Florida YMCA Black Achiever* Award. r~ P o s le y , L it t le s IS 5 “ By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent 27 P«nt Conical quarters Maids Junior Carnet rotative Skater Midori Tabloid story about Nicholson? Te»er? Cajun or Cockney Like a do-nothing Toalarge 71 Lead on 72 Fisherman's craft 73 First-class 74 Barely beat 77 LRerary rop 78 FlsheaUng Bar 79 Let iooaa 80 Sal-evident bud 81 82 Corrixi tor *The FugMve* vBaln? 85 Wonderful per- S e e A n s w e rs P a g e 1 5 A h o n o r e d f o r s e r v ic e The Central Florida YMCA Black Achievers Recognition Ball was held Saturday, Oct. 21,2000 at the Omln Rosen - Orlando. "Life’s journey begins with just one step." The Central Florida YMCA Black Achievers program endeavor* to develop Christian values and Improve the quality of life in Central Florida throug involvement and ownership of the total community in the development of AfricanAmerican and others’ spirit, mind and body. The program is recognized locally, regionally and nationally by education, business and com­ munity partners as a leader in strengthening die future of our nations by nurturing, encourag­ ing and support of our youth. City of Sanford Police Chief Brian F. Tooley, with great pride, nominated two of the police department members to receive the 20TO CenfraLFloridn YMCA School. In 1978 she began her cm ploymcnt with the city In the llding Department. Dep. “ *her Building On icy" si "Lives’ Journey" she became secretaiy to the Chief of Polks. She also worked in the Assistant City Manager's office as his secretary. Ms. Posley has worked as an auxiliary officer front 1989 to 1993. She has also served on the City of Sanford Human Advisory Board, the Martin Luther King Committee, Nuisance Abatement Board, and is currently secretary to die Sanford Police Department's Citizen's Advisory Board. With the concerns of other* always on her mind, she has served as rep­ resentative for the police depart­ ment for the United Way since 1982. She has been recognized as Employee o f the Month (July, 1994) Employee of the Year (1994) and the City of Sanford's Commitment to Community Service Award (April, 2000). With such a vast experience and years with the dty of P osiey , a nativaof Sanford i graduate of Seminole High peer* hold her Knowledge in nigh regard and she is looked upon as a genuine leader. A very Sanford, her supervisors and pleasant, trustworthy, Christianhearted person with always an open car and heart for all. Chief Tooley also recommend­ ed Officer Cynthia Littles, a very proud outgoing community ser­ vant. She was bom and reared in Sanford. Officer Littles was hired by the department in May, 1998 as a community service officer. She has spent many,hours vis­ iting nursing homes and talking with citizens about what the City o f Sanford can do to make their neighborhoods safer. In February, 1999, she was promoted to Police Officer, and is currently the School Resource Officer ad Sanford Middle School. Officer Littles 1* involved In numerous extracurricular activi­ ties including, but not limited to The Boys and Girls Club, Family Fun Festival Safe Kids, Sankofo, Gang Resistance Education, girls basketball coach, counseling teenage pregnancy groups and tutoring children In reading and writing skills at The Harbor. * rh*» Sonfiml Police Dcpartn will be represented during See Honors, Page 10A 1 B U D G E T C IT Y O F F IS C A L L A K E Y E A R Medal General Ffli4 N O T IC E S U M M A R Y Revs mu Fu da M A R Y P R O P O S E D 2 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 1 DeM te rrie s flU d l T A X Internal Capital Projects Fundi Sam ite Funds Enterprise Fuses Totals Fund Balanca/Working Capital Brought Forward 17.306.033 81.311.800 Estimated Revenue: Millage Per SI .000 Ad Valorem Tax 3.7640 4,034,468 3,301,100 Franchise & Utility Taxes 572,500 licenses and Permits Fines snd Forfeitures 212,600 1,070,028 Intergovernmental 1BO,500 Charges tor Services 246,000 : Other 466.500 Operating Transfers In Total Revenue Total Revenue and Balances 1141.541 >201.673 >15-047.968 1471020 >5.612.693 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 112,500 0 0 3,500 0 ___ 600 — 795.000 -L45BJL20 0 0 0 0 0 3,574,954 191,500 0 0 0 0 0 1,095,282 3,000 _______ 0 2LXQ 4,034,488 3,301,100 572,500 220,100 1,182,528 5,073,266 458,750 2.742.920 3.766.454 1.120.782 17.585.672 0 0 0 7.500 0 212,550 14,750 235.600 11095 J I B 795,000 -L5Z2J2Q 117.401.749 tl.547.41X} S 936.541 >2.046.146 S 9.379.147 1.322.655 132.633.640 S 1,725,130 $ Expendttuies/Expensea: General Government Operating Transfers Out ? 751 970 0 56900 11,359,474 6.042.275 Fire Public Works Parks and Recreation ; 7,625 0 256,361 231,670 19,500 250,000 0 0 0 0 Capital Projects Debt Service Police i t 330,565 2,978,712 2,295,4B8 590,195 1,189,464 0 0 0 0 0 Finance Water and Sewer Operating Stormwater Vehicle Maintenance Total Expenditures/Expenset S 0 $ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,906,120 811.808 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,551,312 62,500 $ 0 2,646,320 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 375,631 331,039 272,586 >1,732,755 330.565 3.233,073 2,527,358 609,695 1,439,464 1,551,312 62.500 375,631 5,083,479 1,084.396 n ? 74? 9?n 0 n 0 435 000 821,356 611,806 1,906,120 4,895,132 979,258 20,773,148 726.044 124.733 140.028 4.484.015 34139Z 1L6ML492 Fund BaUnce/Working Capital To Be Carried Forward FY 01 Total Appropriated Expenditures/ Expenses and Reserves 117.401.749 11.547.400 >936.541 82.046.148 O F IN C R E A S E TH E PREVIOUS NOTICE PLACED BY THE CITY OF LAK E MARY HAS BEEN DETERMINED BY TH E DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO BE IN VIOLATION OF TH E LAW, N ECES­ SITATING THIS SECOND NOTICE. The City of Lake Mary has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. Last year’s property tax levy: A. Initially proposed tax levy B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessm ent changes C. Actual property tax levy ($27,798) $3,657,554 This year’s proposed tax levy $4,246,830 $3,629,756 All concerned citizens are Invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on: Thursday, November 2, 2000 7:00 P.M. 100 N. Country Club Road Lake Mary, Florida 32746 >9.379.147 11.322.655 S3L633M ) The tentative, adopted, and/or Anil budgets are on tile In the office of the above mentioned taxing authority as a public record. • 1 A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. �T he S e m in o l e H e r a l d SuiHlay. 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Cetataf/lntemet end Outlet Stores, or to t o w n Cat Cants, prior purchases, or *i c a rrtw w to i with ary ether alter C m A value 1/20 e l one cent SIC.NAI URE S E R I E S C A T A L O G S OR O N L I N E HOI ) Sem inole Towne C enter Sanford (4 0 7 )3 2 3 * 1 3 1 0 I I (T rh rtu Dm frn lrr) B f i S f i C » n n n M ka p n « r * d M lm * » r t » M UnM ona Coxxm par ■ p w tM M Dtaawk (t o . rMapp* to VMu. I Ca-v-i Spudk T W «P . Calok^ViMmM arc C U M K M Or 10 ( m a t . tw Cw tv tr»r c u o w w or r. O T O ro u m M i try « • NOW T H R O U G H ()» I O H I R I I One sale or clearance priced item from the M en’s Departm ent One sale or clearance priced Item from the Women's Accessory A Intimate Apparel Dept llUmlrt* Cm x n<M to m M d m m U l w M M M on. ■ pwcMa. D.vcwlOoaarwt.p^loV.lu.Ihrt.-IorcTMk'prtoik _ O ne sin gle regular priced item from the Shoe Departm ent iOSff extra * n y w a id t I f s t o r e Coupon valid O ctober 27 - 29, 2<XX^I Store Coupon valid O ctober 2 7 - 29, I | I I |lt%*ntn«ld« WmS&fflM (Wean l»ic«n do.. nr<KX*J W1M^TCM.M TdM CWCWW. ■ I 1 I On* sin gle regular priced Item from the C h ild ren 's Departm ent O ne sin gle regular priced Item from the M en's Departm ent I V o lu sia M all Daytona Beach ( 9 0 4 )2 5 5 * 0 9 7 1 Altam onte M all Altam onte S prings Fash ion Square M all O rlando (4 0 7 )3 2 2 * 9 6 0 0 (4 0 7 )8 9 6 -1 0 0 6 Florida M all O rlando (4 0 7 )8 5 1 * 5 2 0 0 W est O a ks M all O coee (4 0 7 )2 9 2 * 9 9 1 5 7A �P a g e HA Sunday. October 2 9 .20(H) T iic S eminole H erald T iif. S eminoij: H eraiji Ota J ic flfs J ap Q M Sunday. October 29. 2000 P a g e PA (D( d i ( Golden Lamb R estauran t West chosen as; honorary chairman of Games Taking a break Established 1980 M o n . M o n tlo n l Tuo», P ol P on al Wml S n liB tiu iy S to n k T h iir a .C o r n M nnl A C n h tin p o in F l.h F ry L U N C H 3 . 7 8 D IN N E R 4 .7 8 A V Lake Mary runner shares her life experiences SA TU RD A Y A SU N D A Y D » a l. T u f k .y , H a m . L a m b Of P o ck F io s h ly C o o k e d h o r s . • 8 .7 8 H From staff reports •BIST FOOD • BUT StMVKl •BIST FMCIS not V PUNCH AVL, SANTOSD, a OflN 7 DATS 5 AM •8 PM k The Sanford Parks and Recreation Department Golden Age G am es Executive Com m ittee has announced the honorary chairm an for this y ear's gam es will be Ursula West. West, 64, lives in Lake M ary with her husband Tom. This will be her fourth year participating in the games. She w as b om Dec. 2 0 ,1 9 3 6 in Volklingcn, Germany. In a prepared statem ent, she writes: "A s a child, grow ing up in w ar tom and post-w ar 407-322 5863 Germany, I gave little thouj it live in a w arm clim ate. A trip to Los A ngeles convinced us to sports and games. My that the w est coast w as not thoughts were focused on for us. So w e cam e to Florida; food and how to survive fo M iami to be more another day. M ■ specific. Here, Tom After the war, life had a job with slow ly im proved. I |U, FP&L w aiting for went to school, grad­ him. However, the uated and worked in H H a lab at the H h big city o f Miami Agricultural I||| w as not to ou r lik­ Experim ent Station. » flP I ing cither, so Tom asked for a transfer Due to a lack o f jobs, y I moved to France, -L \ _ to Sanford, a small ‘ town with a clock In the m id­ where 1 met m y husband-to be, an Am erican Army offio < d le o f First Street. We were m arried in June. ■. W hy Sanford? People were 1957. friendly and helpful. They took us in as if we were famiO n Labor Day o f that yea . w e arrived in New York on a N avy ship. I staved up all !lr. During the next five years, night so I would not miss thri! -w e were blessed with four children. I becam e an Statue o f Liberty. Am erican citizen. Life was M y husband had long ago decided that he would only /t'i'good. I After a three year assign­ ment in Fort M yers, we returned to this area and built a house in Lake Mary. Life w as even better. The children had becom e teenagers and I w as able to find som e tim e for myself. A friend challenged m e to take a conditioning class at SC C and soon I becam e hooked on 5 and 10 Km runs, bike riding and other fun things. I was never very fast, but I had a great time. O ne tim e I even finished a half m arathon in Orlando. The physical activities kept m e fit for my part tim e job with Auto Train and the dem anding w ork as a bilin­ gual tour manager. In 1994 I began having some breathing problem s. I decided it w as one o f the signs of getting older. Eventually there were other sym ptom s. I could no longer ignore them. Then after many medical tests, including some at the M ayo Clinic in M innesota, all the doctors agreed that a heart transplant w as the only help they could offer. In early N ovem ber 1 9 9 5 ,1 checked into Shands at G ainesville and settled for a long w ait. I w as classed as a status-1 patient. That m eans urgent. O n Dec. 5 ,1 9 9 5 ,1 received a slightly used, strong beating heart. A true m iracle had happened for me. A year later, I com peted in the G olden A ge G am es and have done so three or four tim es since. In 1998 I also com peted in the National Transplant G am es in Colum bus, O hio (Olympic type gam es for organ recipi­ ents). This year in June, when the Transplant gam es were held at D isney's Wide World of Sport, I, along w ith 1,800 other athletes competed. Yes, I won som e medals, but winning is not w hat's important. It is Important to participate, to contribute som ething, to do the best you can and to live every precious day to its fullest. This is my m otto and also, to me, the spirit of the G olden Age Gam es. These days m y objective is; not to run 5k or do 20 pushups (how I w ish), my objective is to talk to people about organ donation, and how one can share on e's life w ith others. O h, can I talk about m y grandchildren too?" The Ole ' Tyme Variety Store In Downtown Historic Sanford In Honor O f O u r *Senior Citizens - During The Golden Age Games We Offer 10% O ff A n y Purchase • 50 Years o r Older, No Coupon N eeded 211 E. First Street, Sanford J u s t in tim e f o r th e M o H d a ys A Local Manufacturer Is Selling: • U p sca le M e n 's And L ad ie s' Qolf Sh irts (n o youth s iz e s ) • Knit F a b ric - 1 0 Yard Minimum • Trims & N otions • Industrial S e w in g M a ch in e s L lo R: B ill W albom , B o b b y B ria .o n , M ark H o .lt .r, S h orty Sm ith. B risso n Funeral Hom e Loyal to those we serve and Dedicated to.. The event are listed by actMty, time, location and sponsor. P rov id in g th e op p ortu n ity lo p re-p la n P rov id in g p e r s o n a liz e d s e n d e e P rov id in g a p r o fe s s tan a / a n d ca rin g s t a ff P rov id in g f a i r a n d co m p etitiv e p ricin g FS* photo Brisson Funeral Home, the oldest established funeral home In Seminole County, has always been committed to serving the community. B ris s o n Funeral H o m e 905 Laurel A v e n u e • S a nfo rd __________ J 4 0 7 ) 322-2131 A rider takes a break alter racing in a bicycle event during last year's Golden Age Games. IIS-1041 SUNDAY, OCT. 29 • Senior Expo — 11 a m . to 2 pm ., CMc Center, City of Sanford • Opening Ceremonies — 1 p m , Civic Center, City of Sanford • Name That Tune — 2:30 p.m.,CMc Center, City of Sanford MONDAY, OCT. 30. • Breakfast — 7 a m , CMc Center, Over 50 Club • Golf-Calloway — 7:30 a m Mayfair Country Club, First BaptM Church mq • Tennis — 9 a m . Sylvan Lake Park, Seminole County • Cycling •5K — 9 am ., Sanford CMc Center, City of Sanford • Bowing • Singles — 9:30 a m ., AJoma East Bowling Center, City of Sanford ^ F U R N I S H !] • Bowling - Singles — noon Atoms East Bowling Center,'City of Sanford -i e • Golf - Calloway — 12:30iO p m , Mayfair Country Club. First Baptist Church >eJ • Cycling 10K — 1 p.m.. oO Sanford CMc Center, Beverly Healthcare Lake Mary i r. • Billiards. Men's 8 ball — -O 2 p m , Sanford Senior Center, City of Sanford **3 • Monday evening wetcomo — 5to 7 p m , Central Floridan j Regional Hospital, Sam e ,sB Breakfast Club • Swimming— 9:30 a.fn., Sanford/Semlnole AquaHo Center, City of Sanford • Bench Pressing — 2 p m , Sanford City Hal, The Fitness Pit • Billiards, Man's Rotation — 2 p.m., Senior Center, City of Sanford • Talent Show — 7 p m , Sanford CMc Center, City of Sanford d :->* Baia/ds, Women's 8 bail— 9 s m., Sanford Senior Center, City of Sanford leu •Tennis — 9 a.m., Sylvan Lake Park Seminole County .• Bowling •Doubles — 9:30 a m., AJoma East Bowling Center, City of Sanford • Cribbage — 1 p.m., Sanford Senior Center, City of Sanford • Oort - Handfcap — 12:30 p m , Mayfair Country Club, First Baptet Church • Badminton —- 2 D.m.. TUESDAY, OCT. 31 ttf Salvation Army Gym, Beta • Breakfast — 7 a m , CMp:i . Sigma Phi Center, Over 50 Club t •Q o«-H andicap— 7<0O \ ■WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1* a m , Mayfair Country Club. . • Breakfast — 7 a m , CMc First Baptist Church v » v Center, Over 50 Club • Hobby & Photo show — 8 I 3 •Tennis — 9 tun., Sylvan a m to 4 pm ., Sanford City Mdi* Lake Park, Seminote County Seminote County ' • Canoe — Sprint, 9 a m , Extension Homemakers t- J } Lake Carofla, Fort Melon, City • Basketball — 9 a.m., ;lo J of Sanford Sahzation Army Gym, Rotary i • Canoe - Obstacle — 10 • T ra d e S h o w A c c e s s o r ie s - Grid P a n e ls , T rack Lighting, E tc. Location: BEHIND CLO TH ESM AKERS, INC., 2240 Old Lake Mary Road In Sanford A t W arehouse 2239 Southwest Road Monday, November 6th ■ Wrdnetday December 20th (Not Open N otem ber 2Jrd ■24th fo r T hanht tringl Monday ■ Thunday IO.OOamd:00pm Friday. I0.00am-2:00pm CASH - VISA - MASTERCARD - PERSONAL CHECKS W/ » ALL SALES A M FMAL •NO RETURNS F O R F U R T H E R IN FO RM ATION , P L E A SE C A L L \ C L O T H E SM A K E R S, INC. AT 407-322-0853, E X T . 130 !• THURSDAY. NOV. 2 • Breakfast —7 a.m., Sanford CMc Center, Over 50 Club • Shuffleboard — 8:30 am ., Sanford Shuffleboard Club, Sam e TOURS » ^ lW W k ^ r Pontoon Boat Cruises ^ SPECIAl ^ ^ ^ On The Pristine Area DISCOUNTSFOR^Sjof the St. Johns River SENIORCROUPS? ygj a. to JP w ESTA TE F JKN ITURE A N T I Q U E S & 1 ME F U R N I T U R E Ico m o 3lden gers Located at Gator Landing Rcxtaurant Sanford Boat Work* and Marina. Celery Ave.. Sanford. Florida I NARRATID TWO HOUR CRUISES! 10 AM •} PM •TW ILIG H T SAT. 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October 29. 21HM) S a n fo rd E v e n ts H onors C ontinued from Page 6A Violence Free Week, where 1,200 children will sign a pledge reject­ ing the use of guns and violence as a problem solver. which didn't have enough money with which to bury their small child that had been hit by a car. With a heart full of love, care and concern, she visited businesses and funeral homes in the community and raised enough money to proved an appropriate burial for the child. Officer Littles is a strong believer in positive thinking and a promoter of a professional and trustworthy police department. Well respected by her supervi­ sors and peers alike for not only pitching in when extra work is needed, but also going beyond the call of duty, helping citizens with their own problems. Recently Officer Littles w as approached by a Sanford family Team work and community relations arc not just catch words with Officer Littles. She lives them. Officer Littles is truly com­ mitted to improving the quality of life in Central Florida. She is a strong believer in doing whatev­ er it takes to get the job done and we are proua that she has cho­ sen to work and serve our com­ munity. These honorecs arc serving our community. Oct. 31 - HALLELUJAH N IGH T - Alternative to trick or treating, this carnival type event will be from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the New Life Work Center. Closed will be 14th Street from Oak Avenue to Park Avenue. O c t 28 - FAMILY FALL FES­ TIVAL - The Powerline O c t 28 * GOLDEN AGE GAM ES • Begin with opening ceremonies at the Sanford Civic Center at 1 p.m. Events continue all week at various locations. O c t 2 9 - SAN FORD M ID ­ DLE SCHOOL - Band perfor­ mance at Centennial Park. Plans are still being formulated. O c t 31 - MAIN STREET HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL This trick-or-treating event is sponsored by Sanford Main Street, Inc., and will be from 3 until 9 p.m. There will be a cos­ tume contest. Admission is free. Food, drinks and balloons will be available for purchase. First Street will be closed from Oak Avenue to Palmetto Avenue. A Special Invitation P L U S S IZ E F A S H IO N O c t o b e r 2 9 t t i • 3 p .m . 2 M ila s W a n t o f O v ie d o o n HW Y. 4 3 4 raiJ^ADMIMKJN FREE CATERING O F SEMINOLE, INC. I « .t I n r i m ; • SPEED O M ETERS • BRAKES , A U T O E L E C T R IC • T U N E U P S i E-MAIUoacotdOmagicnaln* DBLTORA QOLF flf COUNTRY CLUB 1 1 2 0 ElKcam Blvd. I N T I H I A IN M l N T I I Y 7 1 I M I Y U U S P R O D U C T I O N F A C T O R Y A IR S P E C I A L I S T S S A L E S • S E R V IC E • P A R T S • A L L M A K E S R A D IA T O R S 1500 E. STATE ROAD 436 FERN PARK, FL 32730 S H O W 407-834-1065 fax 407-834-4380 A N TIQ U ES A REFINISHING A N TIQ U ES BO U G H T A SOLD O P E N e DAV8 A W E E K F R E E ESTIM ATE A P IC K -U P AND D ELIVERY SAM E LOCATION PO R 3 3 Y E A R S 1030 W. STA TE RD. 434 O VIED O , F L 32765 . 1 . Phone (407) 365-3740 - A I I l ! 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H e gave m e his phone num ber; how ever, I keep g et­ ting his D ear answ ering A b b y m achine. • • • • • • dying to talk to h im , even though he alw ays treated m e so badly. I ca n 't stop thinking about h im . It’s d rivin g m e crazy. I c a n 't leave m y num ber on h is m achine, b ecau se I live w ith m y boyfriend. I realize it's not good fo r m e to talk to him , bu t fo r som e reason, I feel I need to. 1 ca n 't m ake m yself uni • i e i i/ itt i i^ i throw aw ay his num ber either, because I'v e already got it m em orized. Why, oh w hy am I so d esp er­ ate to con tact him ? Is it because he has this m anipu lative pow er ov er mo? G O IN G C R A Z Y O V E R A JE R K D E A R G O IN G C R A ZY : H eck no! T his isn't about any­ thing you r form er boyfriend is "d o in g " to you — y o u 're doing this to yourself. O n som e level, you have a need to b e p u n­ ished, and he is providing it. U nless you slop obsessing and let it g o, you r com pulsion w ill cost you the boyfriend you already have. D E A R A B B Y : Uless Jack S alisbu ry 's heart, w hose letter explained that people w ith a hearing im pairm ent can be in d an g er becau se o f their in abili­ ty lo hear high-frequency sou nd s. Due to loud explosions and the constan t roar o f air­ planes during World W ar II, 1 am profoundly d eaf in the high frequencies. 1 d o n ’t hear birds singing, the m usic o f piccolos, cell phones o r sm oke alarm s. I have stood unaw are beneath a blaring sm oke alarm w hile my w ife called to me from three room s aw ay asking if I had burned the toast! Abby, I have brought this problem to Ihe attention o f fire chiefs and sm oke alarm com p a­ nies, how ever nothing has been done about it. T h e alarm co m ­ panies point out that there arc alarm s w ith strobe lights, w hich is true — but they ca n 't take the place of alarm s we can hear. W hat Is needed are ap p li­ ances witK frequencies o f 1,500 to 2,000 m egahertz. M ost o f us can d isting u ish those frequen­ cies. Please bring this issue to the attention o f those w ho can solve the problem . K E M A L SA IE D , S A N D S P R IN G S , OK1.A. D EA R K E M A L : Fully oneIhird o f ou r populalion over the age o f 65 has significant hearing loss. Add to that the num ber o f you nger people w hose hearing has been im paired from rock concerts and d iscothequ es, and the m ar­ ket for appliances such as you d escribe becom es appreciable. 1230 2:40 4:45 7.00 9:10 re W-Tlsi 1:55420 640 925 LUCKY NtMKRS ft frt-Thu 12:40 300 520 7:40 9:55 BOOK OF SHADOWS: OUMwrrat a Frt-TTw 1240 3005:10 720 940 Frf-TSu 1:15 400 6:45 925 AIDS, and getting alirng wllli peri* and parrot* I* In "Whal leery Trrn Should Krwiw." To order, *m d a l»t»%lnr*v-*Jfed, «elf-addrr**ed envelope, plot check nr money order lor $4.95 ($4.50 lo Canada! to: Dear Abby, fern lion Met, P.O. Bo* 447, Mount M otili, It filOM-0417. IPmlagr is included.) f> 2000 U N IV I M S A l W C S S S Y N D IC A T E 4420 M a in S t„ K ansas C ity , M o. fa ll!I f <RtM*42-fafaOO FUTONS O L E $ $ F u to n c ro u p s Include: - - T i SANFORD LAKESIDE LIONS CLUB t - Sofa & C h a ir C offee Ac E n d T ab le . *599 A ll F o r o n e P r ic e ! You G et E v e ry h tin g ! CHARITY BINGO Fft-Ttw IV(til lerm* nrrd lu know about %*%,drugs S ta rtin g 'jf UTTIE VAMPMEI re get one’s hearing checked reg­ ularly, and if a hearing aid is indicated, lo use one. A basic principle of business is Ihe importance of continual improvement. I hope at least one entrepreneur or inventor will take note ol these facts and regard your complaint as an opportunity. P.S. Another point worth noting: People with hearing loss are frequently in denial about it. Untreated hearing loss can lead not only In isolation, anxiety, frustration and depres­ sion, it can also lead to acci­ dents and suicide *— more rea­ sons why it's so important lo Black Metal Please join us the first Saturday of each month for two sessions o f BINGO at FLEA WORLD on Hwy. 17-92. Warmups start at 10 am, regular session at 10:30: after­ noon warmups begin at 1:00 pm for a 1:30 session. Solid Hardwood 1 1 Solid Oak 0 J t l 199 From $q q q IVt? Bent All Prices. See Us L e s t” South Orlando East Orlando Altamonte Springs BRING THIS AD AND RECEIVE 2 FREE SINGLE BINGO SHEETS W ORTH $1.00 EACH HK m!L“ 407-B56-Q1HB 5 , ? , [ Colon,at 1321 E Hwy 436 407-380-1177 407-331-7400 BQ1AZZEEDmii Frt-Thu 1245 315 545 740 10:10 THE LAOIEt MAR n' Frt-Thu 100305 500 705 905 PLAY IT FORWARD ran Frt-Thu 1:4$ 440 7:15 1000 TATE WOMB! R ! ' ■TJw 140 440 725 10.10 •THE CONTENDER s Fft-Thu. 12$ 4:1$ 70$ 0.4$ U pto w n , B u t O u r Se c o n d L o c a t io n Is R e a l l y D o w n to w n ! Announcing the g ran d opening o f ou r S an ford Branch in Downtown Sanford. O ffering the sam e convenient, person alized service, a n d services, as our H om e Office. P r e m ie M e )N E Y A PY M arket DIRECT DEPOSIT SERVICES •PERSONALIZED SERVICE •STATE-OF-THE-ART SECURITY Money Market - IRA’s - CD’s •Visa check card •Safe deposi t boxes •ATM convenience Lake Mary drive T hru Open Saturday •No lines - easy access T h e b a n k f o r Y o u a n d y o u r C o m m u n it y ! i lake CNB Mary B iy d . CNB Sta ir. Road 16 C o m m u n it y NATIONAL BANK 3001 W. L ake M ary Blvd. la k e M aty, Florida 3 2 7 4 6 T el: 407.323.8485 Member 1ST ST 17-92 500 IV' First Street Suite A Sitnfonl, Floridit 32771 Tel: 407.325.2M frrm u r M ann M arket - M in im u m opening baU m c o f $1,000.00. M in im u m m om tdy lia la iu r o f $10,000 fo f pctu n ial a u tw iiu and $2^,000 for buM om K O N iiili in "I'U in aJn fU K -d Annual IV n cm a^ Y id J (A PY). R a in tu b jc ti tit th aripr. ( XFcf tan Ik i am rile d w iiIhmii not it r. I m tim id red m r ta m iiip o n ih r a n our it. N urntal I H it* In in ti app lj mmm �I'flftC 12A Sunday. October 29. 2000 T he S eminole H erald S t u d e n t s --------C ontinued from Page 1A 19 in an average class size of 543 and scored an average of 32 nut o f 36 on fhc ACT com posite. Following a reception spon­ sored by The Foundation For Sem inole County Public Schools, fhc students were Intro­ duced by their school’s princi­ pal. School board mem bers pre­ sented the scholars with a $25 check, a certificate o f apprecia­ tion, a personalized notepad holder and a w hile rose. The 2000-01 National Meri t/Achievem ent /Hispanic Scholarship Sem ifinalists include: Lake B rantley — Caroline Bradford, Kristen H. Closson, Joe D avenport, Daniel Fum as, Jam ie Graddy, Joshua Levine, Kathleen M acm illan, David Mahfood, Alicia M alcbranchc, M atthew M cGee, Michael M oszynski, Haley Peckctt, M ichael Shapiro, Alyssa Zelkow itz and Thom as Zychinski Lake Howell — F.rin Taylor Lake Mary — Jennifer Davis, Elizabeth Desm ond, Jonathan G abriel, Jennifer Harsany, M utem a Kudakw ashe, Molly M cCrae, Catherine Q uinn, Sarah Rcfi, Alexander Sifakis, Edward Song and M eredith W higham Lyman — David Gllckstein and Jessica Liao Oviedo — Dustin Burnham, Keisha Bontham, Erica Colon, Adrienne H am pton, Brian Lorenzctti, Adam M cKcrchcr, Gregory Peele, Shannon Pledge, V asu d lu Shlvam oggl, Hector Silva, Christopher Sublch and M atthew Williams W inter S p rin g s — Gregory Eldridgc and M ichelle Stanchina The National Merit Scholarship Corp. is an inde­ pendent not-for-profit organiza­ tion that operations without ovem m ent assistance and conucts tw o privately financed annual com petitions — the N ational Merit Scholarship Program and the National Achievem ent Scholarship Program. In both program s, high scorers w ho aualify as sem ifinalists and then m eet aca­ demic and other standards to advance to the finalist level are considered for college under­ graduate scholarships. SGTV--------Continued from Pago 1A duce new segments o f our exist­ ing programs and expand into weekend programming hours h e ------as well as evening hours, Chesler said. and Tuesday, O ct. 31 from 6 9:30 p.m. at the Longwood Police D epartm ent; Altam onte Springs' event will be Tuesday, O ct. 31 from 4 - 8 p.m . a t Cranes Roost Park; O viedo will cele­ brate Saturday from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m . at Riverside Park. »Ji SGTV will continue to provide live gavel-to-gave! coverage of Seminole County Board of County Commissioners meet­ ings, work sessions, and Planning and Zoning Commission meetings. In addi­ tion, SGTV now airs Board of Adjustment and Codes Enforcement Board meetings live. SGTV is operated by Seminole County Government and can be viewed on Time Warner Cable Channel 9 throughout most of Seminole County. The SGTV weekly program lineup la avail­ able on the county's Web site at w w w xojem inole.fi. us. U i Is 1• 3333313 >fi N H i Investigators with the Seminole County Sheriff’s office continue to be on the lookout for the suspect in Thursday morning’s robbery of the Hunt Club Branch of the First Union Bank, 590 Hunt G u b Boulevard. The robbery was reported to the sheriff’s office at 9:58 Thursday morning, O c t 26. An eyewitness reported the robbery In progress. Deputies were told the suspect was wearing a Halloween "scream " mask, and w as armed w ith a chrom e handgun. He reportedly got away with an undisclosed am ount of money. He w as last seen leaving on a bicycle, pushing it through an opening o f a chain link fence at a nearby apartment complex. Authorities have recovered the m ask and the bike near the apartments. The suspect is still at large. He Is described as a black male in his early 20s, but witness descriptions regarding height, hairstyle and apparel nave been varied. Anyone with Information regarding this robbery is asked to phono Investigator Robert Jaynes at 407-665-6965, or Crimeline at l-flOO-423-TIPS. Halloween outfits. "I told them If they bought the stuff they needed at the store, I’d Bew together the cos­ tumes," she said. "I began spending all year getting ready for Halloween, and I really enjoved It." More than two years ago, her business outgrew the small building, so she moved to the shopping plaza located at 407 E First St. Business has been good. She provides costumes to many local theater groups, and she even created stage outfits for N'Sync. She credits "word of mouth'* for her success. "After 20 years of business, you ought to have a good repu­ tation," she said. Halloween remains one of her busiest months, and this year isn't an exception. With only a couple o f days to go before the holiday, her store u filled with people looking for Just the right costum e to rent. This year. M eadows said m any men have decided to go with the "p im p " look, and many wom en are dressing up like Xena, the princess warrior. Fairies and southern belles are also popular. The cost o f renting a costum e averages betw een $27.50 and $47 JO , depending on how Intri­ cate the outfit is and w hether it has to be dry-cleaned. Tire busi­ ness also sells a small variety of costum es, accessories and Hallow een decorations. Business giant termite costume for a pest control business. "I think the oddest costume I've done was a naked chicken for a shop in Jacksonville," Meadows said " I had to go out and look at a chicken In the gro­ cery store to get an idea for the design." Meadows began her costume­ making career when she Was 8. As a little girl, she dedded she was going to make a blue balle­ rina costume for Halloween. "1 snuck Into my mother's sewing room; and when I was finished, I had made my first Halloween costume," she said. "I've been sewing ever since." In 1981, the Central Florida native opened a consignment credit? Sclf-cmplorsd? Law tioiiM pay. nwnu?Fuunct»l preblrnu?M*dkalMllT IRS lita<?.?l Jotta'l maturt *« you been turned down /or a loon? tf you are n homeowner with MflfkfcM . w need more than SI0.000 for on ereaequity, ihcre'i M tieollem thane* you will Are you paying more than (0% inter. . qualify for » lonh ■■munfly withb 24 hoore. i an {Tocher loana or credit csrda? You can find out over the phone-end you nr* ■ homeowner and am wered free of chareo-tf you qualify Slone Cattle •toany of iheae quaatuMu. they can tell Home Loelia la Itcenaed by the PL Dept rverihe phone and wuAimi oMiporkM if ol Banking A finance. Open 7 daye a weak. A OO , M v n JU in t B uu t l «a/i l1 1I//7J1i A void bankruptcy. S to p co lle ction c a lls C u t fin an ce ch arg e s. C u t paym ents up to 50% with D ebt C on solidation . F e a t A p p ro v a l a n d N o C re d it C hock. c .i ii Now! 8 0 0 - 2 7 0 - 9 0 94 Coif 1-800-700-1242, e x t 309 fin n 5 7 i 0 7 1 0 1• N ovem ber 7th Referendum Com pleting the Trails Connection for Safe Neighborhoods NATURAL LANDS 2000 O n Novem ber 7th, Sem inole County will ask whether voters support enhancing public safety, outdoor recreation and Natural Lends preservation through the expansion of trails and greenwaya In neighborhoods across the County. T h is referendum would authorize 26 m illion dollars in general obligation bonds to support these projects and 9 oet an average of S i o to S i 5 per household per year for the next ten years. Everyotie has a favorite Holiday! What’s yours? Visit our decorated model center today and make your choice from a dozen affordable and exciting designs. 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"I really have no idea yet what I am going to dress up as," she said. "I guess I will take whatever is left Saturday night." For more information about the store, contact Meadows at 407-323-9421 or visit its Web site at www.asecondlmage.com. CREDIT CARD DEBT? NSi Direct ItadtrlsaM iulU require■ for hamoownm oka Mod montr • NO UPFRONT FEES OR CHARGES! ' l l •Lowest rates in the US - GUARANTEED! •REGARDLESS of credit & age of business. •All businesses accepted without hassle. , < From Staff Reports Homeowners with money worries may qualify for low-interest loans Acctpt Msiar Credit Oardsl W » In crea se your sa tes b y 20-100X 1 Costum ed robber pulls felony trick a t F irst Union 100% Employee Owned http7/hoUdaytxfldera.cofn �T he S eminole H erald h e W a y W e W e re : 4 0 th r e u n io n 1The Seminole High School the carnation. Colors are red and 19521 was a counselor at the MQ Class of 1960 Is holding its 40th white and the motto is "Nothing Ranch (owned by Gladyce and r reunion this weekend, without Cod". Herman Morris, my aunt and vities are centered The student council, unde) and had Marty in my d the Best which served os presi­ cabin along with Kay Ivey, tem Lakcfront dent of the third dis­ another 1960 classmate. Also at Hotel with a cocktail trict during the year, the MQ that year were Fay Noel j on Friday night had its officers; Charles and Kathy Carlos. and a buffet dinner Brogan, president, Niki Linda Sue Kokc and Peggy Saturday from 6 3 0 to r, vice president, Price are good friends of mine, 1030 p m llyn McDaniel, sec­ beginning with youth activities This was the last retary and Frances at First Baptist Church. In 1963, doss to graduate from the three of us traveled to Hawaii Strickland, treasurer. the high school build­ where we spent two weeks with Senior Superlatives ing on French Avenue. were Ray Lundquist, another friend. Sue and I also The building was burst- Q r a r . i i flrln Colleen McFariin, Kay took other trips together. Dee ing at the seams with U r a C e M a rl0 Hargrcave substituted for me at Ivey, Charles Brogan, 1,100 students (grades S t illC C ip h c r Johnny Lovelace, SHS quite often. She later became 9-12 plus about 100 Frances Strickland, a member of the faculty and we eighth graders) and 44 • • • • • • • Marilyn McDaniel, taught In the math department teachers. Just six years prior together for several years. (when integrated) there were Jean Southward, Delores Ned Julian was defense attorney only about 500 students in Hargrave and Terry In a trial on which I was an alter­ grades 9 -1 2 . The new school on nate juror in 1971. (I will tell you Christianson. Ridgewood Avenue opened in Homecoming sponsors were about this trial at a later date). 1 January 1961. Eight other new Janet Glenn, Colleen McFariin, later knew him os a fellow mem­ schools had been built In the Sally Williams, Diana Haynes, ber of First Baptist Church. county in the previous eight year with escorts Tom Raynor, Ronny Others I knew at First Baptist period. Growth was beginning, Lindsey, Don McCoy, and were Johnny Allred, Faye Gamer, due in large port to the reopen­ Winston Piercy. Don McCoy, Winston Piracy, Jane ing of the Sanford Naval Air In football SHS tied for the Osborne, Jeanne Southward and Station in 1931. Orange Belt Conference title David Wilson. Jane Osborn Is the Andrew Bracken was princi­ under coaches Jim Pigott and sister of my classmate, Milner pal, Ed Christianson was guid­ Dave Laude. Chosen for the all Osborne, while David Wilson is a ance counselor and registrar, and conference team were Jim Mrs. Mae Fort was dean of girls Gracey, Teny Christianson, and attendance officer. Miss Charles Brogan, Neely Rosa, John Piracy's slate Saldee Williams was secretary Lovelace, and Ray Lundquist. Sue Tbney, Duane Goembd and bookkeeper. and Cecelia Mils ted are siblings Jim Gracey was also chosen for Those* hose on the faculty that I recall mid-state. o f three of my 1954 classmates, ognizer i being at SHS for longer The basketball team, coached . Philip Toney, Marvin Goembd than a few years were Bud Layer, by Bud Layer won theOBC and Delores Mils ted. Frances John Higgins, Ethel Riser, Don Conference title with a record of Strickland is sister to Marianne Reynolds, Paul Hickson (math 19 and 3. (SHS 1955), both daughters of and science), Ann Allen, Edna SHS dubs with their presi­ Mr. and Mrs. M.R. Strickland, Chittenden, Alida Schmidt, dents were Future Fanners, family friends. Glenn Utt is my Nellie Coleman, Eater Williams, Burke Winn, Glee Club, Don present next door neighbor. Effie Curden, and Mary Joyce McCoy, Latin Club, Herman 1 was in Beta Sigma Phi Bateman, (language). Allman, Future Teachers, Dion Sorority with Flora Mae Also Hilda Wray, Virginia Alkov Future Nunes, Betty Ann Richardson and Linda Parker Burney, Dave La tide, Kay Ryan, Long, Projectionist, Jimmy who married Bill Reck. The (soda! studies) Will West, John Gracey, DCT, Larry McQuarters, Recks were my neighbors for Colbert, Louis Girard, Mary Tri Hi Y, Peggy Price, Key Club, several years. Flora Mae was the Joanne Bohannon, Steve SewelLS Club, Johnny sister of Dora Lee Richardson t Stevens, Barbara Lovelace, Science Club, Cordell Russell (SHS 1953). .(vocational) Jeffrey, Spanish Club, Billy Marilyn McDaniel and I were 1 education teachers Muaaowhlte. Bob Osborne was both Evw Kratzrat's bridesmaids were BeVeriy Cooper; June captain of the band and Dee when she married Bill Park Wynn, Jim Pigott and Fred Hanneave was head majorette. (another of my 1954 classmates). Ganas. CXlle Reeae Whittle and While looUrtg at the 1960 I do not know Dian Aiken but I Salmagundi for this information, Ernie Cowley taught musk, Joe remember when her dad, Dick Mathleux, a r t and Marian Aiken, would sing "Diane" as his I realized that even though I was ‘ s ' e d u c a t i o n .,. . jo r t fo arty n i with this rlwp not ,. , theme aoPK.fnR h is cadiapeon....... d id ! teach th en , I know about a n n u l doknow, several other of the Aiken children. 25 members o f the daaa. Our Officers of the senior class There are lots of memories in were Doug Mllira; president, Kay paths have crossed In various ways, so perhaps if I tell you those last few paragraphs. I Ivey, vice president Linda know that the Class of 1960 has Parker, secretary, Linda Roasman, ■how, you wiO lesm a little more about each. treasurer, and D im Aiken, chap­ many more through 12 y ean of school together, and will be remi­ First of all, Martha Stemper Is lain. Claaa sponsors were Ed my first cousin. She is the sister niscing about them this week­ Christianson, Allda Schmidt, o f Bill, J r and the daughter o f BIU end. Rebecca Stevens and Ernie Cowley. Their dose flower was and Mildred (Wells) Stemper. In Have a great time together. Sunday. October 2 0 .2(HH) I’llRC IIJA Special recognition I lo ritd photo by Ite rm H n w k ln i The Sanford Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and the Bahai Unity Day committees recently saluted Sanford Police Chief Brian Tooley and Officers Cynthia Uttles and Jake Cohn. The department and Its officers help to mako the annual Juneteenth Day Celebration successful. Bernard Mitchell, chairman of the Martin Luther King Jr., Committee, gives the polico officers a plaque of recognition. W ilderness hike planned for Nov. 4 In celebration o f the 10th anniversary of the Seminole County Natural Lands Program, the organization will hold a guid­ ed Wilderness Hike, beginning at 8 a m , November 4. Program officials will lead par­ ticipants on a walk on the wild side o f Seminole County. The hike will take place at the Chuluota, Geneva, Econ River, Lake Jcsup and Lake Proctor Wilderness Area sites. There is no charge for the event, however, space is limited and It is suggested reservations ba made as early os possible.- ■ Contact Rosalind Cohen at 407665-7352. Directions may also be obtained by calling that number. Hikes will last between two and three hours and will cover two to five miles. It Is suggested that participants bring needed items such as Insect repellent, comfortable hiking shoes, water, and binoculars. Cultural events scheduled for Seminole Gift of Sight i 1260 poire ot Winter Springs VFW No. 8406, Ledtoa AuxBary, _ 1program. The asses for tha Lions Club Ttocycto tor — bo uoad tor pooplo In dovoloping oot--------------------are either glvon to support tooal recycdng efforts or ohlpped to one rt aovon oMctol Lione Eyeglasses Recycling Contort, inhere they are doenod. categorized by prescription end prepared lor (Mribtoton Cultural tour Seminole Community College Adult Learning Institute is offering a two-day cultural tour Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18. The trip includes a guided tour of Discovery Gardens In Tavares, the Appleton Museum in Ocala and the Ham Museum in Gainesville. Also, the home of Marjorie Klnnan Rawlings in Cross Creek. Cost o f the trip la $175 which Includes transportation, hotel accommodations (double occu­ pancy), breakfast and lunch, For reservations or informa­ tion phone Scott Teny at 407260-8674. Arts Alive Show The Foundation for Seminole nty P hold the fourth annual Arts Alive In Seminole, Tbesday, Nov. 28 at the Orlando Museum of Art. The event will showcase the talent of the stu­ dents and staff In Seminole County schools. Many of the artists have won state or national acclaim and have appeared professionally. Displays will Include visual arts such as paintings, draw­ ings, photography and sculp­ ture. For additional information phone 407-320-0176. K id s A rc F R E E ! G R E A T A M E R IC A N T R A IN S H O W * Hundreds el tables of national train dealers from aCroat America! * Our aiduthe layout for you and your bids to operate! * 9 Baautiful oparatlng modal train layouts! * Free modalini workshop* All Day Long) * Admission only $6, good for BOTH days! Kids undar 1 2 art FREEI Saturday & Sunday, October 28 & 29 11:00am to 5:00pm , both d a y s C en tral F lo rid a F air 4 6 0 3 W est C o lo n ia l D rive O rla n d o , F L 1-4 West * Exit Colonial Dr. (Ilwy. 50). 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October 20. 200(1 T he S eminole H erald C e le b ra tin g Red ■ I fc i Htfiiu pnotoa Dy TwrifTTiy vincwTi The fifth-grade students at Pine Crest Elementary School participated in the second march against drugs earlier this week. Students and guests walked from Pine Crest to the comer of 17-92 and 27th Street carrying signs against the use of drugs. Pictured above. Jo sh u a G ibson, 0 , p o ok t over a Ribbon W eek cotebrntton In Ookt&boro. At rtghl, , Sch o ol's Drug F ree a S o ri Indude fifth-graders R e a v e s, J e s s ic a Guthrie. Karon Jayak u m ar and t' the Robot also • Wicklow E lem entary S ch o o l ce le b ra te d W ed fitbbuW W»ek>wnwvfcrh'l ous events. Pictured above, the Drug Free actors present a program with Cad the Robot. : ___ 56t h A n n u a l V oS v^l'tHU^ w a ,r 5 f i f O C l t h S H O IW ■ Hwt 44 ms M •tu t 5 6 Di Lmo •(904) 734-9514 N O V E M B E R 2 :-1 2 , 2 0 0 0 ~ v ; j When wu the last time you spent a really fun day with your fondly? The Good Old Mys Are Back Again www.vatuslacountyfalr.oam 1 0 2 JAMZ-R&B Night Tommy Lawrence Arena Early Bird Special Student Resource Officer Cynthia Littles hands a raffle ticket to 11-year-old Nalosha Gano, during a Red Ribbon Week Celebration In Goldsboro. Red ribbons and stickers were handed out, and contests were held, to remind chUdran to say no lo drugs. tlZHdcBncdci O n Sd errcm fi-am : Until KMwsy Clots Sot Nor. U RICKY VAN SHELTOi US-93 COUNTRY Counlry Music Concert Tommy Lowmet Arens II m Coca-Cola Day Al Students IS felM cr Admitted fTtc Wkfi CacsCots rtodiKt Kqpilsi AdreWon Otherwise. IZ toon to M?t Only S 1 2 Ride Bracelet Goodrrom i- if f l ornr, DcscddsQoOirSsle mr Msm Soil N ot. 12 FINAL DAY OF THE FAIR i ! S I .0 0 Ride N ight Nde AHRides On Hidwsy for 11.00 t a Ride rei renon IftlSIO C K ALCIION 6 :0 0 PM , U ser a Swine Townsend livestock Pine Crest Elementary School students and guests wave to motorists and remind thorn to remain drug tree. The fifth-grade students at Pine Crest participated in the second march against drugs earlier this week. Special guests were asked to tie red ribbons to treos in front of the school. Thank you lo o s sponsors fij f S T " Special Ride Price! Good Until ( t a i n t al 7 PM Lillie Miss A Mr Volusia County Fair Contest t Tommy lowrente Arens im <b > SH i -SE- S tS t �T iie S eminole H erald Sunday. October 20. 2000 Page ISA ANSWER TO TODAY'S PUZZLE C o n tiaM d from Page 1A □ morale and strength to the U 5. Military. Pointing to a number of veter­ ans seateddose to the speaker's podium, McCain said, "Hang in there. In 13 days, help is on die way." Bush returned the endorse­ ment moments later "I am a better presidential candidate because of John McCain, and America is a better country thanks to his sacrifices," Bush said of his former primary opponent. With polls showing the presi­ dential race a virtual toss-up, a charismatic Bush told the audi­ ence, I ' m here to look you in the eye and ask for your vote." Speaking to tne crowd equally comprised of men and women, the candidate drew a warm round of applause when he introduced fils wife Laura. "You can Judge a man by the nature of the company he keeps. She'll y BPush u sh S h e ll be a great first tid lady,” said of his wife. For the better part of 60 min­ utes Bush repeated the themes he highlighted during three presidential debates with Vice President Gore, imploring the audience his vision for America called for less federal govern­ ment not more, said tree nation's military should be peacemakers and not peacekeepers, and defended his stance on tuition vouchers and local control of educational initiatives. "I don't want to be the federal superintendent of schools," Bush said. He also continued his push for an equitable tax cut, telling the crowd protected budget surplus­ es should De returned to tax pay- □ "The surplus is the people's l ’ P u R R X P O □ □ M A T e| A L A N 1 N L E 8 P D 1 Q Is I s E R U [8 T R E E P R C F 8 A U D 1 T 18 T E T l l - fc- - * - - a. ■ rwram pnotu# p f »m nuif □ m C 0 a E o M E M 8 A A N N A A R 1 N a 8 1 E n A P T E R - m U iw k w i Above: Bush speaks to a packed house at Seminole Community Coflege’s Heath and Physical Education Buttdlng, a s Sen. John McCain and Rep. John Mica look on. Right: Bush greats Ns brother Gov. Je b Bush at the podhim. e money and we should share It with those who pay the bills." Bush took his most direct shot at Gore late in his speech, telling the audience for the past eight years the Clinton-Core team had not led the nation. "For eight years they have not fixed social security, Medicare, or the educational system," Bush said. "The Vice President is run­ ning around the country telling people, *You ain't seen nothing . Well he's right. Cllntonrc have had eight years to fix S Medicare, and we ain't seen nothing y et "They have not led. I promise you I will lead." Feeding off the partisan crowd's energy, Bush closed his message by raising his right hand and taking an oath before the audience to restore character and Integrity to the White House. The SCC atop was sand­ wiched between bus stops in Daytona Beach and Tkmpa. More than 1,000 were turned r n i m r e Eve ry T h u rsd a y Open M i k e Ntrjht 8 pm Clnsc ♦ ♦♦♦ N IC K S UQUOR BAR LIV E ^ M U S IC T n & S a l N iijh ls Live Baud T h is W eek M l P a t Dr., Uofarf • &2-2M7 away at the door during his Seminole County stop because of space limitations. Bush helped soften the blow for those who could not be seated by working the outside crowd prior to his entrance and before his depar­ ture. 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P R IC E S F R O M $ T H E LO W C A L L TODAY! Capri Hom es, Corp. c r c -c m i m �Page I0A Sunday. October 29. 2000 Up To 60 M onthsl 2 5 A V A IL A B L E SEVERAL WITH TV/VCRI AT NO CHARGE! i �Inside... L Gift Though thi peace in %Marva Hawkins 3C %Doris Dietrich 3C if e s t y l e Seminole Herald • Sanford, Fla. • Sunday, Oct. 2 9 ,2 0 0 0 • P a g e 1C of a jWetime Lifeline jason family grieves over the death o f their son, they find tg he saved seven people and gave sight tfe two others By Dm Ping Like a lot of fam­ ilies, the C reasons found them­ selves wonder- Editor AUBURNDALE — Carol Creason was busy when her son Keith came home with his new four-wheeler. She needed to do some things around the house, but Keith Insisted his mom have the honor of being one of the first to drive his new vehicle. With Keith sitting on the back, mother and son rode through the orange groves surrounding their rural Aubumdsle home. At 22 years old, Keith was forming that •pedal relationship young people develop with their families as they mature. The kind of relationship that finds joy In shar- "I thank Got n the chance to ri e that I took the a recalled two m get that one rid day. It was ora missed wnetrv Keith would h av ec | fln b r. In K n r hearts, they knew 'be only 20 perwhat their loved " said Mindy itor forlkansU fe, n program, ible to the family a shoulder to cry members griev- e of his uni -old does? Central Floi hat July a l the family Into r decision,*' tot there for the coin s to n t else's I'm SIS. '1 Mid, 'K elh couple of mono :I My entire Carol remembe going to be a n « don't you hist a This was m a Signing an orga for the living. kJU when a loved o f i what the fa m ily ! no hope le ft I ‘These are not pal es," she adds. "It's u tering event and the emotions to w ork th these deaths are the a suldde or a drunk o f mae. M a n y iM V with long illnesa’ a sudden, shatllea have a lot of u Sometimes I of a homicide or % so there la a lot tivity to the Creasons' grief appreciated. "W e we couldn’t bring my little to us," said Keith's older ve. "Mindy understood what we ‘ “ She knew this was for us, and she tried to any way she could. She talked with she even cried with us." were numb with emotion, Mindy very comforting," Carol said. "She has orked as s critical care nurse, so she knew all the emotions that families go through. "She was there for us, and after talking to her — and talking as a family — we knew this is something Keith would want us to do. He was also trying to help other people, and this was the ultimate help." M ie t was m Many families have a lot o f (ears about organ donations, and there are numerous misconceptions about the procedure. One of the biggest misconceptions, especially for fam ilEs who must nuke a decision about donation while a loved one's life might end, is that doctors won't work as hard to save the life o f an organ donor. T h a t 's Just simply untrue," Mindy said. "The transplant teams have no connection to the hospital. They're not a part o f the hospital's regular staff. The doctors and nurses at the hospital are going to make •very effort to save patients wno might be organ donors. In fact during the life-saving procedures, the doctors may be unaware that the patient is an organ donor." In Keith's case two physicians pro­ nounced him brain dead before any trans­ plant procedure* b e t i n . T ^ y e s p l a i n e d Itto o an s o f us the differSeeG U t Page2C • Keith's heart was gifted to a 48-ysar-old man who Uvea In the Tallahassee area. After serving in the U.8. Army, he worked as a law enforcement officer until he Buffered a heart attack eix years ago. His health had deteriorated and he wsa Hated for a transplant In April. He la married and has three children and lour grandchHdrsn, as wed ea live sMnge end 19 nieces end nephews who wel­ comed him home on Aug. 3. His doctor says he la doing remarkably wel end waked out of in6 nospoAi on nt* own. • Keith’s lunge were gift­ ed to a 36-year-old man from southern Florida. Hie lunge taHed due to Pulmonary Hypertension. He Is mar- i ---- A ___ - J A___ — A-------- -A - «a n#o •no n u two crwidren. He wee placed on the tranaptent let nearly two botw veers y ^ v s o aoo. r e r a t He e vw owns w w iiw hie own company end •eye that he enjoys rearing a good book. He twee transferred out of the Intensive Cere UnR on Aug. 3 and hie doctor said he la recovering twty weft. • KeNh's Rver wee gtfted to a 57-year-old man from the Tkmpa area. He Is a retired pharmacist, rw own im nw a out wj onrom v ia no w u W M TOCmwBntpWfll m July 1086. He has been married tor 21 years end he and He wMe hava IN* uwOrPn. •KeNh's pancreas and left kidney were Irene planted Into a 57-yearold women from lie suffered from gtomeru* toederosis, which L . ^ _ L ijJ UMuuyvj ntf own poonays. 8he le married and has two sons and one grandohld. She la a homemaker end enjoye playing her pteno, swim­ ming, rearing, end work­ ing In her garden. The organa functioned Imme -Al —A —A _____ A -A I - _A _ » cwlivy mno wm mooang wel. The right kidney wee gifted to a 44-yearold man bom here In the Central Florida area. He Buffered from Juvenle Onset Diabetes. He Is presently dfeabfed due to hie Mnees, but he used to work as a real estate agent He has been on dialysis Shoe January, txxn of moM rvctppvna ere recovering rapkfy end look forward to Hvee free of lie pain and oompNceRons of dtalysle. a an 1 tissue don d. H re are the facts. rWmi w vvc wnoon*. your w hom are carnaa out. Hf t — fve heard about a bust­ ness travetsr who Is hesvfy drugged, wakens to Ind he or she hee nao ono nomy ior doui; removed for e black market tranenaaMy — TNe tale has been wkMy ckuieted over the Internet There ie absolutely no evtdsnoe of euch acfMly ever occurring In ffw U.8. or any otwr Muetriatoed oounny. rmm mo v m mey aouna creaibis, R has no baste In t o realty o» i mainstream orgaapprove of organ and Iand consldsr R an act - - -* L A —, A A k . -------A- - A- A wno racr «»• mym prooaofy i R. but R la poeafcla the! some beleve Ri out 0 (1 s = Hall of fame Dr. Earl S. Weldon recognized for service to Seminole Community College Seminole Community C oRegs president ole Community College president emeritus Dr. Esri 8. Weldon wee recently Inducted Into tfte Florida Community CoRege Activity Association's Half of Fame In before the ceremony took place in In Tallahassee. I'm greatly appreciative o f it as I am the president emeritus status with Seminole Community College. 19M and completed 30 years of service to the Insti­ tution with his retirement In 1WO. Herald staff writer Joe De8antie talked wtth Weldon about his Hell of Fame Induction and what keeps he end hie wife of 49 yean, Gerry, busy these days es they enjoy retirement from their Chukiota residence. Qt Since your retirement In 1996, how have you kept busy? At I'm a reading bug. I like to go back and re-read novel* that I haven't read in a long time. Gerry and I have done some traveling, mostly to Canada and New England. She's very much Involved in the community es president o f the Ixore Garden Club. I'm Involved In Klwanls end was recently selected as a lifetime member of the Salvation Army. Another activi­ ty I really enjoy at this time is keeping up with my 1929 Model-A Ford. It's been Immaculately reconditioned and Q: Were you surprised at your •election into the Community College Hall o f Fame? At It was a very pleasant surprise. I only found out about it a few weeks I enjoy taking_ititfor foraaspin spinfrom fromtimetimeYou'd be surprised, but ws can still find parts for it. Qt Hav Having sserved en for 30 years as SCC '» founding p president, ere you pleasedd to see the continued growth and development o f the institution? At Absolutely. It's actually grown even more rapidly then I could have anticipated. When the school began, 1 was generous about my predictions for its future. I still get back to cam- • p u t from time-to-time and 1 appreci­ ate the feet that President Ann McGee keeps me informed about future developments, like the opening o f the Oviedo campus. Q : What are some of your fondest memories o f your tenure at SCC? At Ai That Thatfirst firstyear yearw will illalways alwaysstick stick out as a special time. Ws dreamed of the day students would actually arrive on campus. W hat I recall most about that first year was the coheslvenese and family spirit o f the facul­ ty, staff, and student body coming together. It was a special time. Qt Have you observed many changes over the years in the community college student body or Its mission? . A: I see two changes. More people are going to community colleges with a definite goal of completing two years / ooffundergraduate undergraduatework work In in aa si* specific time frame and then going on to fin­ ish a four-year degree at a university. The second change is the shift In educational focus more directed in the ares o f technology and technology processes. Qi W hat does the future hold In store for the Weldon's? A: Gerry and I , will continue to do some traveling. And !i when we are at £ home, we have four grand r grandchildren to keep us busy. As you can Imagine, that's almost a full-time job itself. �Page 2C Sunday. (Moiior 20. 200(1 T he S eminole H erald Gift C ontinued from Page 1C cncc betw een being brain dead and being in a com a," said Keith's brother Dave. "N o one com es out o f brain dead," his father added. The difference betw een the tw o highlights another m iscon­ ception — not every death can result in an organ donation. O rgan donors must have a beat­ ing heart at the time the traasplant team begias the organ removal, a surgical procedure that follows the sam e standards as any m ajor surgery’ for a living patient. Because the patient must have a beating heart, there is a limited pool o f donors, about 11,500 people every year. Approximately 50 percent of those consent to donation, either through prior arrangements or a decision by b y !family members at tire time of death. "T h e availability of organ donors is very limited, especially when you consider there are more than 72,000 people in the United States waiting for an organ donation," Mindy said. "People tend to lump organ donation and tissue donation — things like corneas, cartilage, tendons — in one big group. They arc different. You can still be a tissue donor if the heart lias stopped beating." T he Healing Process The Creasons decision to donate Keith's organs and tis­ sues helped at least 10 families — those of the nine recipients, and ultimately, the Creasoas themselves. "Emotionally, those who choose to donate are doing much better," Mindy says. "When a family makes a deci­ sion to donate, it's the first time during this terrible event that they ever have control. For the first time, they can decide what happens, and that's where the healing begins." She's quick to point out, how­ ever, that organ donation does not eliminate the pain o f losing a loved one. "They float back and forth. Som e days arc good, som e days are bad, Zoll said. "You grieve a little bit everyday. You're always going to miss your loved ones." Tire Creasoas can attest to tliat, especially wiien Sunday ay com es. It's always been family day in the Crcason home. Carol would cook a big Sunday dinner and tire family would spend time together like families would use to do. O f course, little Lexi drew most o f the attention. lik e the rest o f the family, Keith was enamored with his 3-year* old niece. Som e Sundays the family would get involved in an activi­ ty, like riding four-wheelers. O ther tim es they enjoyed a lazy afternoon conversation, sharing their good tim es, their bad tim es, their hopes, dream s and fears. Those Sundays spent with family on “ made ' an 'impression >Pr Keith that his fam uy ily never real- ized until after his death. While going through som e personal items, Carol found an English paper Keith wrote a few years before while attending college in Lakeland. "M y family and I share a spe­ cial bond," he wrote. "O nce a week on Sunday w e all m ake it a int to spend time together. •eat Sunday dinner, then we sit around and talk for awhile. That's special to me. It makes m e feel good that we can do that." "Every day is hard, but Sundays are very difficult," Carol said. "I know he helped seven other people — p lu their luss tr ht to two K £ others, but it's still so hard because we lost him." "It's going to take a long time for us to heal," said Keith's father, Dave. "I work construc­ tion and it shakes me sometimes. If I see a guy working in a ditch. It'll shake me to the bone. The first thing I think of is Keith." Meeting the Recipients The•ran family “ has done a number of things to remember Keith. Local churches held services, and a tree was planted in his name. They also intend to partic­ ipate in TVansUfc’s Donor Memorial Quilt, a project many donor families chose as a way to memorialize their loved ones. Bibles have been donated in Keith’s name. And the family remains In contact with Mindy. "We do follow-ups with all the families. The last thing in the world that I want a family to think is that we no longer care once the transplants are done," Mindy said. Carol wants to take the heal­ ing process a step further, though. She wants to meet the recipients of Keith's donation. "it's important for me to be able to meet them," she explains. "I want to tell them about Keith. I want to tell them that he liked to hunt and fish and how much he loved life. I want to tell them about his dreams and his plans and how he loved to laugh. I don't think anyone could get mad at Keith. He had a way to make you laugh Just when you needed it the most. He loved helping people. I think at the other o ra (recipients), those arc the things you would want to know." Carol especially wants to meet a specific recipient. "I want to meet the person who got his h eart" Carol says, barely getting the words out between tears, "because Keith had such a big one." The Tallahassee man who received Keith's heart is the father of three and grandfather of four. He left the hospital shortly after receiving the trans­ plant, and doctors say he is doing remarkably well. He even walked out of the hospital on Ids own. The transplant organizations don't usually orchestrate reunions between donor familh and recipients. In fact, Mindy says she has only witnessed orw reunion. "You need a whole box of Kleenex," she said. "It was bcai tiful. I cried all day." Though some transplant orgi nizations arc opposed to the idea, many provide contact information to both parties if they want to meet. These "reunions" often aid in the heal rocess for everyone. "1 know one man who alway sends a red rose to the mother < his donor on the anniversary of the transplant," Mindy said. "H says it's nis new birthday." She noted, however, that oftc times the recipients arc rcluctan to meet the donor families. "The donor families have ven this incredible gift and vc been so generous that the recipients have a lot of guilt," Mindy said. "They are alive because of someone clse's tragedy and that ta a very heavj burden for some recipients. Sometimes they dorct want to m eet.". The atari The Right Decision The pain and emptiness b stil there for the Crcasons. They know it always will be. They also know they made the right decision to be a donor family. Carol says they received a sign the moment the dccblon was made. A late afternoon storm had darkened the skies, mirroring the family's mood as they wrestled with their emo­ tions. But those dark clouds hid a brilliant scene. "A nurse came in and took mi by the hand, and we went across the hall to a room that faced west," Carol remembers. "A spectacular sunset had burst through the storm douds. The colors were so vibrant, all these bright oranges and reds. I don’t think I have every seen a sunset like i t "And it didn't happen until we said yes." Massey Cadillac Oldsmoblie Of Sanford ^ Presents S a n fo rd H e rita g e F e s tiv a l In The Streets O f H istoric D owntown Sanford, F lo rid a NOV. 1 0 - 1 2 FRIDAY tie *D euuel& SUNDAY SATURDAY NUGROUND PLUS PHASE 3 Concerts 6pm & 8pm Admission Includes Free Concerts (Children Under 12 Feee) Ministry of Tourism E leu th era , B aham as Midway Rides • Karaoke •'Bahamian Market Moca • Junkanoo Parade 4 stages * Umbo & Fir* Show * Crafts, Antiques, Exhibits & 100 Events PEPS A aeusasrH M bM rv* STA iqr% M 5 N9033 Cotfitl Hwnii •67 w w w .Sem ln o leA rts.o rg I fiu d n 'e ls e r > T ill SttlNOU HlXAU) �■Mb T Births he S e m in o l e H e r a l d Siirwliiy. (h 'tn lw f 2 ?), 200(1 Page 3 0 V in ta g e V ie w Sep t 25,2000 Kail Andrew Klnner, son of Redesna and Dale Klnner of Deltona, was bom. Valeria Nicole Umonio, daugh­ ter of Alma Afvarado and Rosario Umonio o* Lake Mary, was bom. CWal AVJoo Rico, daughter of Mana and Jose Rico of Pfymoufh, was bom. Jessica Abigal Mfler, daughter of Rachel and Jam es Mior of Palm Bay, was bom. This photograph was taken at the opening of First Federal Savings and Loan's drivein teller on West First Street. The date was probably In the mid-1970s. Pictured are E.C . Harper, trustee; Mayor Lee P. Moore; Gib Edmunds, execu­ tive vice president; and George Touthy, trustee. Sept 26,2000 Austin Tyler Rutter, son of Thra and Nickaloa Rutter of Oviedo, was bom. KaHfyn Bailey Jean Smith, daughter of Karla and Jam es Smith of Longwood. was bom. Nicholas Giovanni MartoocNo, son of Dawn and Dennis Martocchio of Winter Springs, was bom. Isabel AmorisAlmedna,daitfiter of Yaarrtn Gonzales and Angel SepL 27,2000 Grace Ju M Fettman, daughter of Angelque and 8cott Fettman of MaMand, was bom. Victor Manuel Cordero, son of Debora and Juan Cordero of Apopka, was bom. Theresa Lynn Murphy, daugh­ ter of Michele Murphy of Sanford, was bom. Jeremiah Christian Benjamto, sari of Marie and Jam es Benjamin of Cassefceny, was bom. Alexandre Ja n e Phatpa Roberts, daughter o ffe ra Phefce and Kenneth Roberts of Lake Mary, was bom Joshua Howard Duty, son of Jennifer and Jason Duty of Apopka, was bom. Mariah Elzabeth Duty, daugh­ ter of JannNsr end Jason Duty of Apopka, was bom. David Andrew Nguyen, son of Ngoc Dung and TWch Nguyen of Apopka, was bom. Lauren Jamte Rosa, dau^itar of Mary and Jam es Ross of Sanford, was bom. Christian Robert Davenport, son of Martha Weldon of Lake Mary, was bom. Stept 28,2000 Matthew Jacob DoughertyKing, son of Sw i Doucherty end Mark King of Atamonte Qprtogs, was bom. Cooper DenW Johnson, son of •Kay and Daniel Johnson of SantanJ, was bom. !' Ala Marie Reeves, daughter of RoSnda and Robert n eeves of Longwood, wee bom. Dyten Miches) Barr, eon of Casi end David Barr of AKamonte Springs, waa bom. Sept 29,2000 Nicholas Arriaga Jordan, son of Leslie and David Jordan of (Xtedo, was bom. Noah Zion WWams, son of •: of Amy and WMam Barowol lit of |: Heathrow, was bom. Katetyn Ro m Duntea, daughter of Monica and Scotl Dunfee of |! Sanford, was bom. ii Andrew Danin Shoiar, ton of •Rhonda and John Shoiar of Orange CKy. was bom. Arthur Ramirez Osorio, son ol Maria Ramiraz and Ericaon Osorio of Altemonto Springs, was bom. i S m L 30. 2000 Dancer/actor returns to roots to retire Thorn a scholarship to attend the school of 500 female dancers along with one other male. Thom didn't have to think twice about accepting opportu- "Buddy,” Lake said jok­ ingly, 'T h e prodigal son has returned.” Thom found liis nkhe in another brand of ball -ballet and developed a deep passion for dance horn the time he was 17 years old and attending Seminole High School. Doris The year was 1976 and D ietrich the nation was celebrat­ ing its bicentennial. Ballet Guild o f Sonford-Scminole formed In a dance drama. * Gold,” which focused on 200 y e a n along the St. Jo h n s R iver. .Artistic d ir e c to rs M iria m R y e an i was cm his way. From the School o f Dance Arts in Sanford and VIC, Thom w as also the recipi­ ent of scholarships at North Carolina School of the Arts ( where he gradu­ ated), American Ballet Center-Joffrcy School of Ballet, New York City, David Howard’s School, ark City and Jacobs Pillow Festival, Deckel, MA. V a lerie W e ld re c ru ite d a b o u t BO locals to partid- pate in tlw bistonc.il spectac­ ular with many them knowing a liit- bill ties ranging from comedy to romance. Adagio w as his forte since he had already starred in this dance formi His moat recent credits Include Tom Selleck's CBS-TV scries The Closer, ABC-TV's The Drew Carey Show and Hom e Improvement. Fox-TV's E x tre m e M a g ic a n d U n iv e r s a l P ictu res* Ballet o f H Mexico, the T Taiwan ■ ./■" National Ballet and the Santa Barbara Ballet 2 “i ing pas de deux ■ s? '■ " here he was fc principal from a fiery Hamk dancer and balmenco. j i 22;"2 -:'W n f W As one of the j . R v / i let master from \ W s J ^ k 1980-85 recruits who f;. . fc y , In old er to didn't mind lift- L w l l ^ ing pretty girts ’U [ W ^ k expand his f j career options, into the air, I raP B I I Thom moved Thom took to W 'm u into the comthe stage like a I J o ■ d u c k ta k es to f li \ \ 1 merdal entcrhk a V M i l l tainment marwater. He ■ -*-■ » ■ ket. Since his made a big hit Thonv J , Laka transition, and later went Thom has become one o f the most to Birmingham, Ala. with DCS to versatile performers working perform the bicentennial dance today. He has thrown knives, drama at the annual convention twined guns, performed danger­ of the Southeastern Regional Ballet Association, of which the ous martial arts and has assisted magicians. *T thrive on unique local dance com pany was a m em ­ challenges," Thom said. "It's what ber. The good-looking, graceful reau it w as discovered here by an ! /Gexander Mark Bartlett, aon of ! Jeannette and Mari Bartlett of ; Apopka, was bom. j Keteey Jo McDermott, daughter i of Jamte and Joaaph McDermott ; of Oviedo, was bom. Tahoe before moving south to Las Vegas where he was cast in eight spectaculars, each offering a different twist on his capabilities. In Winds of the Gods at the Luxor, Thom raced a tandemhorsed chariot and engaged in stage com bat with buJJwnips while playing in one o f the three speaking leads. A t the Folies Bergen:, jubilee and Enter the Night, Thom ■ 1 I *1 vSBM ' '* ■ The Mystery Men where he was actor, stunt n u n and choreogra­ pher. He was a featured p e r­ former with renowned motiva­ tional speaker; Anthony Robbins, beat up Brad Pitt for European television viewers and guest appeared in Romeo and Juliet with the Nevada Ballet Theatre. After traveling the circuits in all phases o f show biz including acting and singing, Thom says no is retiring, well send, maybe and home to stay. He just recently returned from two months In Europe and is at home with his parents, Pauline and Buddy Lake, In Lake Mary. He is in the throes o f building a home and his head­ quarters next to his parents home where he grew up. Thom is presently teaching bal­ let and jazz at the School o f Dance Arts two days a week. As a mem­ ber o f the Dance Educators of America, Thom goes where he is called to teach classes for this organization. He is also a member of Screen Actors Guild, so expect to see him on nighttime television fitraWphoto iff TBowijf Wraowit Zakta Siskind and SfVriey Milis served a s h o ste ss e s during the October so ssionof the Sanford W om an's Club's Bridge S o c ia l. and In tl»e movies. The dedicated dancer and actor is glad to be back to Iris roots and home, sweet home.. Valerie VWId said, ”H e's a oo.it guy, a real asset to our area — great family tix>.” Bridge Social Autumn was in live air when the Sanford Woman's Club's Bridge Soda] met at the home of Zctda Siskin J for the October ses­ sion. Serving as co-hostess was Shirley Milis. Before tlie women settled down for an afternoon of serious card-playing, they were served an array o f delicious refreshments by the hostesses. Winners were: Rose Edith Jacobson, high, and Libby Prcvatt, second high. Other players included: Margaret Gross, Helen Ernest, Terri MilUken, Wilma Heaton. Carol Dennison, Mary Dale Jones, Emy Sokol and Betty Bruestle. "W e had our usual good time,” Shirley Milis said. Home from Hawaii TWenty-six members of the Sanford Over-50 Club had the time o f their lives on a recent trip to Hawaii. The entourage spent 11 days island hopping, shopping and piSStog out on appetizing luau specialties with many teaming how to dance the hula. \O ct 6, 2000 Tta Mahmoud EHalm, daujh: ter of Nearine and Mahmoud : EiHakJm of AJtamorts Springs, : was bom. David Jam es Bemaurar Jr., aon i of Vfotela and David Bemauer of i Laka Mary, was bom. i Danielle Christine Hooker, ! daughter of Deborah and Darin ! Hookaf ol Orlando, waa bom. ! O ct 7,2000 Jayvarious ComeKous Wright, j sen olSheena Jones of Apopka, • waa bom. Lasheyta Jontee OKver, daugh! ter of Christina Salyer and John I OKver o! Sorrento, waa bom. Sarah Grace Marcos, daughter : of KJerelen and KaMh Marcos of i Orlando, was bom. Oct. 9,2000 Abigal Olga Moratos. daughter ofHKda and Raymond Morales ol Deltona, waa bom. Samantha Ann Schneider, daughter of Kimberly Schneider and Ronald Manlhey of Deltona, waa bom. Benjamin Jam es Farquhareon, son ol Tonya and Paul Farquhareon of Altamonte Springe, waa bom. Jacob John Romo, eon ol Rachel and Alejandro Romo of Plymouth, was bom. retirem ent o f Ruby 'S u g a r Boo” Issac on O c t 21, after 19 years o f service w ith the Sem inole County School Board. The honoree entered the hall w ith a look of grand surprise and Marva received a standing ova­ Hawkins tion from ov er 100 fam i­ ly m em bers, guests and ••••••• w ell-w ishers. A s a tribute to the honoree, Family, triends and co-workers helped cele­ brate the Ruby ‘Sugar Boo' Isaac on O ct 21, attar 19 years of service with the Seminote School Board. Isaac la pk>* tured with her children. The New Mount Calvary Praise Dancers, including Rashay Stephens, Ashton Gaines. Shiquitta Debose, Jesslyn Hunt and Doashta Durhart, performed at Issac's retirement party. aunt, and Christian leader Mrs. Isaac Is. She is an ardent m em ­ Christian worker ber of the New Mt. Calvary and friend, Baptist Church w here she serves on the Usher Board, coordinator D eacon Raleigh Sutton, Gordon of the kitchen departm ent and helps where she is asked to Fort and Janet Sim m ons. serve. All remarks With the kindness she alw ays show s, she gave words o f rem inded the thanks and appreciation for the s t o f what a d hearted, lov­ celebration of love show n to her able mom, sister, at this retirem ent celebration. grandm other. G uests were from W inter K A ltam onte Springs, ssee and Eatonville. The Christian Education Com m ittee o f St. Paul M issionary Baptist Church will hold the annual Prayer Breakfast, Saturday, Nov. 4, at 9 a.m at the Ham ilton Elem entary School Cafetorium , 150 East 8th Street. This event is �4C Sunday. 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AUster and Lindy Beibin are going to Spain for the first time in association with the US. Assemblies o f God but they have a long history of missions ministry with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada. The public is invited to hear this dynamic speaker. Central Baptist Church Tfeny and Collette Clark will present a concert at Sanford's Central Baptist Church, located at 3101W. State Route 46 ,6 pm . Sunday, O ct 29. The Clarks are not strangers to this area os Terry served as minister ofmuslc in a local church in the past. The Oarka nave been singing together since they were teen-agera. They have recorded five projects during the past 25 years and sung in churches and conferences all over Florida and the southeast Tfeny is minister of music at a Lakeland church. The public is invited to attend the event A love offering will be taken for the Claries. ity The Community United Methodist Church, 4921 & Highway 17-92 in Casselberry is now * ...........................“ >ldn Patch. i have arrived I expected soon. The event is iuuch's youth group, with a i Stare supplying other items such as Georgia walnuts ana pecans and hand crafted items. Each weekday morning preschoolers will have story time with Grandma Pumpkin. Some 900 youngsters are expected to attend. For information or pumpkin purchasing, phone the church office at 407-831-3777. Florida Baptist Convention The Florida Baptist Convention and Seminole tf Association will sponsor a free dental O ct 30 and 31 in Sanford, for low income Patients will be seen according to their of cate. Only fillings and extractions will be ' done with local dentists and their assistants donating their time. The unit will be at Faith Bible Ministry, 1011 & Sanford Avenue O ct 30 and 31. Prescreening (which Is necessity) will be at the church Saturday, O ct 21 from 1 30 until 4 5 0 pm . Dead Sea Scrolls D r Ken Hanson, author, lecture^, professor and founder o f “Tleasures in Time,” an organiza­ tion devoted to disseminating knowledge of the Biblical World will make presentations Thursday, Nov. 2, from 6 5 0 until 8 5 0 pm ., at the Seminole Community College SA U Program, at the ne SCC Oviedo Campus, 2500 Lockwood Blvd., Oviedo. The fee is $5.10. Seating is limited. For additional information or registration, phone SCC Community Education at 407-3282121. Congregation Beth El Congregation Beth El of Central Florida will hold a Family Sabbath Service Friday, November 3, beginning at 7 5 0 p m . Children Grade 6 and 7 will participate. Everyone is invited. Refreshments will be served following the ser­ vices. Services trill be held at 160 Ibis Road, Lortgwood. H idW photo toy Tbfiwty VlnceM Jill Snyder’s fifth-grade class at Lake Monroe Christian Academy collected almost 200 books tor the Central Florida Regional Hospital's pediatric ward. Pictured are Snyder, Bryanna Fallis, Tamra Rich, Rachel Brinton, David Frazier and Matthew Snyder. C la s s b o o k s By Mlchall# Ja rla Managing Editor fifth-grade class at Lake M onroe Christian Academy is m aking a difference in other children's lives by donating alm ost 200 books to Central Florida Regional Hospital. The donation is in conjunction with the Book-lt program . Pizza H ut's national reading incentive that moti­ vates children to read by rewarding them for their reading accom plish­ ments, teacher Jill Snyder said. As part o f the M ake A D ifference D ay cam ­ paign, which is held the fourth Saturday in October, the program encouraged Book-lt participants to give back to their community. "W e decided to collect books to donate to the Sanford hospital's pedi­ atric w ard," Snyder said. *T h e hospital doesn't purchase books, and the only books available to patients are ones that arc donated." Through fund-raising and collecting efforts, including a hot dog sale, the five children in Snyd er’s fifth-grade Ai Church groundbreaking ceremony Nov. 12 First Baptist Church of Winter Springs invites the community to celebrate the groundbreaking of its new building, Nov. 12 at 2 p m at the intersection of SR-434 and SR-419. Dinner on the c o lle c t s grounds will be featured at 1 p m The church is currently meet­ ing at the Adventist Church on Mom Road. For additional infor­ mation phone the church office at 407-699-6600. 2820 8 . O rlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 323-8787 Frwo In sp ectio n /N o obligation “OfflcM C oast to Coast" sines 1954 SANFORD LAKESIDE LIONS CLUD CHARITY BINGO Please join us the first Saturday of each month for two sessions o f BINGO at FLEA WORLD on Hwy. 17-92. Warmups start at I O'am, regular session at 10:30: after­ noon warmups begin at 1:00 pm for a 1:30 session. BRING THIS AO AND RECEIVE 2 FREE SINGLE BINGO SHEETS WORTH $1.00 EACH Page 5C to m a k e a d iffe r e n c e class collected quality used books and more than $100 to purchase new read­ ing material. "W e derided w e w ere going to pur­ chase nice books, so som eone at the hospital will w ant to sit dow n and look at a book for aw h ile," Snyder Baid. "A n d , once the patient leaves the hospital, they can take the book hom e w ith them ." A ccording to Snyder, the children d id n't set a goal for how m any books they wanted to collect, and they are proud o f their results. " I told them to d o the best that they can d o ," she said. "T h ey really had a good time doing it, a n a they've done a good job. "A n d , it's been very educational for them, especially planning the hot dog fund-raiser." Corporate sponsors included Scholastic B ooks Inc. and Target. Walden Books also provided a 20 per­ cent discount on books purchased at their store. Lake M onroe Christian Academ y is an elem entary school for New Tribes M ission. Once wend got around that to investigate the phenomenon. people were seeing an appari­ In his report to the church head, tion of the Virgin Mary m an than Bishopp A Athanasius said, "There upstairs window of a New she was above the dome, full Jersey house, cameramen from figure, like a phosphorus statue "Imus in the but not so stiff as a stat­ Morning," a TV talk ue. There was movement show in New York of the body and the City, were dispatched clothing. She would wave her hand. She to the neighborhood to take videos of this blessed the people. Her strange thing that had garments swayed in the come to pass. wind." The usual believers The apparition, the were rounded up who bishop said, appeared at 3:45 a m and remained testified that it was George until 4 5 5 a m indeed the Virgin Mary P l j j p e n z Witnesses who saw in the second-floor ” window. Others said * * * * * ** * * the vision over the threeyear period included both they couldn't be sure but admit­ ted something appeared to be Christians and Muslims and from all walks of life — moving up there. Apparitions of the Virgin Mary are not every­ ii os two brothers on the fac­ day occurrences, but neither are ulty of Rutgers University. they all that rare. They always The apparition remained visi­ raise the same questions: Is it a ble for varying periods each hoax? An optical illusion? Tlie night. O n the night of June 8, result of mass hysteria where 1968, it appeared uninterrupted some exd table person will from 9 p m . to 4 5 0 a m exclaim "I Bee it!" and every­ Witnesses were able to go home body else takes up the cry? and bring back family members to see it Most apparitions come and go in a matter of days, and A U S. priest who made sev­ tilings return to normaL It was eral trips to Cairo to see the diffluent with the vision that apparition and interviewed first appeared in a suburb of many who saw it said there Cairo, Egypt, on April 2,1968. were those— including some of TWo mechanics were working his fellow priests — "w no dismiss the whole thins." With in a garage actum the street some people, anything super­ from the church of St. Mary natural conflicts with their idea when they saw what seemni to o f how a rational universe oper­ be a nun in white standing atop ates. the huge dome of the church. They thought the nun was "There is a physical explana­ tion for i t " an American physi­ about to leap. One of the cist said. "Even if I saw the phe­ mechanics hurried to get the church's pastor while the other nomenon myself, I would not summoned the polk* emer­ agree it was supernatural." gency souad. The priest identi­ Some saw a hoax at work. fied the bnun" as an apparition They contended the Egyptian of the Virgin Mary. The emer­ ministry of tourism had gency squad was told to return arranged the whole thing. to foe police station. According to their theory, the That might have been the end Ught* and moving figure were produced by a hidden Ught pro­ of the story except that the jector* apparitions continued to appear In the view of believers, tin? for the next three yous. Thousands saw tire visions. Cairo apparition and other visions of the Virgin Mary are Bishop Athanasius of the Coptic (or Egyptian) Church, estimated sent to strengthen the world's waning belief in God and the there were 100/100 people in the crowd around S t Mary's church supernatural and to convert the non-Christian worid to the night he saw the vision — April 29,1968. Christianity. The bishop had been sent by the pope of me Coptic Church 020001 Mrwypw Awl Health fair planned for Nov. 12 ation Beth El of Central Florida will hold o health fair, Sunday, Nov. 12 from 1 until 4 p m at Chambrel Retirement Home, located at SR-434 and Palm Springs Drive, Longwood. Everyone is Invited. For additional information phone 407-788-3729. Life insurance especially for seniors. W B K esigned just for those between the ^ ^ ^ a g e s o f 50 and 80, this affordable Simplified - Issue Whole Life policy ofTcrs up to $50,000 o f protection- extra security for the ones you love. 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October 20. 2000 Handwriting reflection of each person You con tell a lot about a per­ son just from their handwriting. . That's according to )an Leach, a certified graphologist who visit­ ed the October meeting of the Lake Mary AARP. Although everyone Is taught to write by forming their letters in a certain way, even in eleMary mentary R o w '" S S S m , • • • • • • • own way of writing. As we get older, our handwriting becomes mote and more a reflection of us. As an example, Jan said that when you sign your name, if you loop the end of the last letter of your name back over the test of your name, it means you’re protective of your spouse or family. The longer the loop, the more pro­ tective you are. One AARP member said that she has seen her husband's last loop get longer the older he gets. Jan doesn't Just tell people about their personality. She is also an expert witness and doc­ ument examiner. Criminals, such as forgers, try to hide or disguise their handwriting. That's where Jan comes in Cases she has worked on indude suspect and disputed ___ wills, poison pen letters, graffiti, " industrial espionage, altered medical records and mote. Jan has also taught classes in hand writing analysis. If you’d tike Jan to analyze your hand­ writing for a small fee, you can call her at 407-628-1090. Her offices are located in Winter Park. In other AARP news. President Cynthia Pitcock gave the President's Award to Addic Rossi. Addle is the chair of the Telephone Committee. Her dili­ gence in her Job has meant mote members at every meeting. This year's AARP Christmas ' l u n c h e o n w U l Yw Vwtd at Ttmucuan Country d u b an Tuesday, P e c 19. The cost is $8. If you haven't already signed up for the luncheon, you can do so at the November meeting or by calling Jim Carmona at 407-323­ 9249. FHC Speaker Coming Tb Lake Mary The Florida Humanities Council has a speaker's bureau to help bring historical speakers to historical groups throughout Florida. The Lake Mary Historical Commission has received permission to host three speakers over the next six months. The first speaker is scheduled for 7 p.m. TUcsday, Nov. 21, in the Lake Mary Historical Museum. Betty Jean Steinshouer will present "Yankee Ladies in Florida: Harriet Beecher Stowe, Sarah Ome Jewett and Laura Ingalls Wilder." The performance and discusaian will demonstrate how the three authors saw Florida differently. Steinshouer will present the authors in char­ acter and then entertain Ques­ tions from the audience aitxxit the authors and their writings about Florida. The public is encouraged to attend this free event At their October meeting, the Lake Mary Historical Commission began work on -— their annual festival "Okie Lake Mary Days." The event is set for Saturday, March 3. There were concerns that the stage would be under construction, but the Parks and Recreation Department has said that the renovation of the stage in front of City Hal) will not begin until after Okie Lake Mary Days. Mary Jane Duryea volunteered to be the chair of the Olde Lake Mary Days Committee. Clinton Rhodes alriU Mike Wrogeman will be the co-chairs of the com­ mittee. - -The Historical Commission----also talked about the Smithsonian exhibit that's com­ ing to Lake Mary Aug. 18. As part of the agreement with the Florida 1 luinanities Council, the exhibit must be open at k*ast 25 hours a week. The commission signed up volunteers at the meeting to be docents. Docents are volunteers familiar with the exhibit who lead visitors on a tour. Training will be provided for the docents. If you'd like to volunteer to be a docent, you can call Dee Gracey at 407-324­ 3065. love two T he fountains mingle with the river And the rivers with the ocean: The winds of heaven mis forever With a sueet emotion. Nothing in the world is single, All things by a law divine In one another's being min­ g le— Why not I with thine?" — Shelley Growing up in Romania — a four-season country — one of my few simple plea­ sures in life, which I dearly miss so much, is to see the color of the leaves change. A lot of people I know in Florida travel to North Carolina, Virginia or New England to personally witness the coming of fall with its vibrant reds, warm yellows and earth tone browns. I don't know about other peo­ ple, but to me, fall is the most romantic of all seasons. The nos­ talgia of happy summer days gone by, the preparation for school start­ ing and the change in intensity of sunlight make me think of long walks for two through unattended gardens where leaves fall and fall Why not surprise t need of a little tall color with a gift o f rich hued autumn leaves? Press an assortment o f fallen leaves (1/you look around you will find some) In a phone book for a few days. Then let them curl at room temperature for a couple more days. Place them in a gift box and send them to a city-bound friend, someone In Arizona, or someone you know In a hospital. Better yet. If you and your loved one never could take that longplanned trip to North C arolin a b ecau se y o u c o u ld n 't ca tch u p with work, then the next best thing ' is to surprise him or her by prepar­ ing a romantic candlelight dinner for two. Since It’s Halloween, maybe you would like to come up with two romantic characters and wear costumes. I promise you, we will do it together and it is going to be very easy. You have to have a game plan. You have to know what you are going to do, how the table will be set, and how to keep everything a secret. Use your best china, linens and silverware. Because it is Halloween, have a few small- you have an organza tablecloth, place them underneath it Before going shopping, - make sure to take the list of all ingredients. Good shopping is half the work done. Preparation And Cooking A three-course romantic candlelight dinner can include Boston bib salad vinaigrette, baked filet of salmon served with mush­ room couscous and creamy lemon yogurt mouse Boston Bib Salad Vinaigrette Preparation time: 20 minutes 1 head o f Boston bib 6 red radishes 4 scallions 2 sprigs of fresh dill Half flf inm all cucumber 2 tablespoons o f olive oil 1 tablespoon of balsamic vinegar 1 pinch of salt 1 pinch of pepper Wash and trim all ends of the vegetables. With your fingers tear the lettuce head into small pieces. Cut radishes and cucumber into round slices. Dice the scallions across. Finely chop the dill. Prepare the dressing by whisk­ ing together the oil, the balsamic vinegar, sah and pepper. Add to salad Tbss to coat lightly. Baked JTlet Of Salmon Preparation time. 30 minutes. Baking lime-. 30 minutes 2 f lld V U m o a 7 ounces each, deaned and trimmed 1/4 cup of olive oil 1 small anion 1 scallion 1/4 vidalia onion 1/4 of a leek 2 bay leaves 1 sprig of thyme 2 tablespoons of tomato sauce 4 tablespoons of white wine 1/2 teaspoon of salt pepper to taste Preheat oven to 350 degrees, d ean and cut all anions in half. Each half cut across In Julienne. Dice medium cut scallions and leek. In a skillet heat oUve oU up to moderate heaL Add all aniens and mix. Sautf for two more minutes an low heat Place the salmon filet in a shal­ low baking pan. Sprinkle with salt, pepper and the wine. Put all sautted onions on top. Cover and bake for 20 minutes. Open the cover and push all the onion sauce on the side and continue to bake for another 10 minutes. ThUwiU allow the salmon to gain a nice roast color. Mushroom Couscous Preparation time: 10 minutes Cooking time: 15 minutes 1 tablespoon of oUve oil 4 mushrooms medium size 1/2 cup of diced onion 1/2 cup couscous 11/2 cups chicken stock salt and pepper 1 small garlic dove In a skillet heat the oiL Sautf the onions and garlic for two min­ utes. Add the mushrooms and sauto for three or four more min­ utes. Add the stock, thyme parsley and dill, increase to medium high heat and simmer for five minutes longer. Stir In couscous remove from the heat, cover and let stand for five minutes. Fluff with the fork before serving. Tb serve, place a mound of the couscous at the top of each plate. Arrange the salmon an top of (hat. Spoon onion mixture around cous­ cous, like a neat Craamy Lemon Yogurt Mouse 2 teaspoons unflavored gelatin 3 tablespoons cold water 1 cup freshly squeezed lemon Juice 8 tablespoons (1/2 cup) sugar 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon zest 3 egg whites 2 cups plain nonfat yogurt 4 sprigs of mint, for garnish Combine the gelatin and water in a saucepan and let soften for one to two minutes. Hun the heat to low and dJarotve the gelatin while stirring for about four to five min­ utes. stir in the lemon Juice, six tablespoons of sugar, adding It two tablespoons at the time. Stir in the lemon zest and remove the pan from heat Beat the egg whites in a mixing bowl until soft paaks form. Add the remaining two tablespoons of the sugar and continue beating until stiff peaks form. Set aside. Fold the yogurt mixture. Pour the mixture inindividual bowls and refiigsrats until firm. Camiah each serving wtth mint Ban appetite and have a good time) Vbu and your loved one are deserving of all the hard work that goes into not only preparing a spe­ cial dinner but ako sharing a unique time together, whidi is the meet valuable of aQ. Ska Ntoi k * m own* c t lk t So 1«* b m In S n S a d .n l ter eaten B u n d m b i t . b a t e * J M t > » can t e c a t tactaditewrMns ta U 0 1 M A m . M o n t - FI- ro71. or X wwu-wwnMiMinr 11m : H aw kins Coatlaaod from Page SC held yearly to benefit the Rev. Castle Brewer Scholarship fund. A donation of $7 per person is asked. Tickets are available at the church office, 407-322-1601, or from Altcrmese Bentley, 407­ 322-7875. Guest speaker for the break­ fast will be Juanita Larry Riley, MS, LMHC, NCC. Riley is a native of Tampa, educated In the schools of Tampa, a gradu­ ate of Clark/Atlanta with a BA in Sociology and an MS in Mental Health Counseling from Nova Southeastern University. Riley is a licensed mental health nationally certified coun­ selor. She Is a member of New Covenant Baptist Church of Orlando, a playwright of three Christian plays and a facilitator of Christian workshops. Riley says her most important accomplishment Is the opportu- nity of being allowed to Impart the good news of Jesus Christ to a dying world. The Baptist Women Day of Prayer, sponsored by th the Mission Department of‘ C Congress, No. 1, AuxilL Auxiliary of the First South Florida Missionary Baptist Association will be held' Monday, Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. at the i Morning Gloiy Missionary Baptist Church. Theme for this event will be "God carries me on to greater heights." Rev. Andrew Evans, Congress President. G R E A T DAYS! (WEEKEND & MIDWEEK) LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL POLITICS • LOCAL AOS • LOCAL PEOPLE STARTM6 OCTOBER 1ST $riAnn CALL (407) 322-2611 ggKgjgnm , \ o t ld One Year Of Mailed Delivery T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d Starting October let. Single Copy and Rack aalaa will be handled by: Central Florida Diatrlbutlng Edward Kramarclck (321) 229-0740 C*M Lorrie Kramarclck (321) 229-0741 Single copy price will be 604 each. If you would Ilka to aeil the Seminole Herald or have a rack at your bualneea please call ua. $ 2 9 00 Limited Time Offer □ Bill Me Name:. �L eg als................................ Classifieds Crossword •••«•»•••••••••••••••• Wf rth C flM IM M IIM tlltltlM IM IIIII TV L istings....................... 4B-6B 6B-9B 7B 10B 4B Forget anything? BoatU.S. lists eight more over­ looked chores when putting boats up for the winter For the millions of recre­ ational boaters in the U S , fall means more than raking leaves and changing the fur­ nace filters. This is the time when boaters in all but the warmest climates go through the annual ritual of winterizing their boats. According to a recent review of Insurance claims in Seaworthy, the BoatU-S. Marine Insurance and Damage Avoidance Report, boaters most often overlook the following jobs when get­ ting their boats ready for w inter * Not draining the engine intake sea strainer. Water left in the strainer can freeze and break the watertight seal. When the ice thaws in the spring and the intake seacock is opened, water pours into the boot, often getting discovered too late. * Not storing btminls and dodgers inside. "Many peo­ ple think the same cover that protects you from sun and spray in the summer also protects the boat from sleet and snow in the winter, bpt it doesn't work that way,” U id Bab Adriano*, editor of Seaworthy. "Not only d o dodger* and biminia get ripped apart by winter winds, but accumulated snow often bends their alu­ minum support frames.” * Not dosing all seacocks except cockpit drains - when storing the boat in the water; inducting thru-hull fittings above the waterline. “Leaving seacock* open is like leaving your door open when you go on a long vacation,” said Adriance. I t 's a huge risk.” If a thruhole can't be doeed either because it is broken or mechanically frozen, the boat should be stored ashore. * Not clearing cockpit drains. Every winter, boats are damaged or even sunk by nothing more than a few leaves blocking cockpit drains. Water then trickles through the companionway, staining the interior wood­ work, delaminating the cahln sole and soaking Intn bulkheads. * Not adding extra lines and chafe protection. Blustery winter winds can tear a dockline apart lots faster than gentle summer breezes. If a boat is stored in the water, double the dock­ lines and add chafe protec­ tion. * Not having the right cover for the b o a t Shrink wrap is used frequently to protect new boats, and is also fine for old boats, as long as the shrink wrap is well ventilated. Without enough ventilation, prob­ lems can occur with mildew, rot and exterior boat paint. Protective boat covers also need to be well supported so they don't accumulate snow and water, and should never be secured to the jack stands or support blocks. * Not checking the boat regularly during the winter. Don't rely on bilge pumps to guard” the boat. Bilge pumps fail, and boats sink. H e r a ld S p o r ts L y m a n h a r r ie r s ru n like th e ir n am esak es B y Doan 8m ffo Greyhound boys teams dominate SAC Cross Country Championships; Winter Springs varsity, Oviedo JV win girls titles Sports Editor W IN TER PRIN G S — It looks like the Lyman boys cross country team is going to be tough for years to come. Thursday afternoon at the Seminole Athletic Conference Championships at Central Winds Park, the Greyhound boys teams crashed the competition, winning both the varsity and junior varsity crowns going sway. The girls events were not quite as one­ sided, bu t the Winter Springs varsity and Oviedo junior varsity still won their indi­ vidual races quite handilv. Lake M ary's Jessica Zabel won the girls varsity race in a time of 1833, but the Bears'A m y Giles and Crystal McKinney second and fourth as Winter came! home I Springs topped Lake Mary, 46-to-52. ta k e Howell was a distant third with 87 points. The girls junior varsity race was pretty much the same, with the Bears' Yamara Kiyanitza winning the event, but Oviedo had four girls (Adrian Hampton, 2nd; Jayme Kuniak, third; Nicole Cavallinl, sixth; Kelly Raw, seventh) finish in the top seven as the Lions topped Lake Mary, 37to-69. Winter Springs was third with 89 points. Doug Brown repeated as the boys varsi­ ty champion, as Lyman doubled the score on Winter Springs, 39-to-78. Brown was trailed by teammate Kevin Cook, with fellow Greyhounds John Finkc (fifth) and Brian Christian (10) also in the top 10. The Seminole boys, meanwhile, ran their best race of the season, finishing third with 95 points. Grant Baker was named to the SAC First Team by placing sixth with an outstand­ ing time of 1634 on the very difficult course. Hunter Roberts earned Second Team SAC honors with a 12th place finish in 1639. Brett Martin and Todd Baker made the Third Team with finishes of 17th and 19th, with Farbod Tnheri running his best race See Running, Page 2B Patriots pull off upset . 3T7: f fJ £i Mi T -S ? %pr V - Lake Brantley knocks off Lake Mary in crucial 6A-2 contest * T en eked es t h e e ld e r d ir e c t s L io n s to ■% ’V • m By David OuinonM <pr . r' Herald Correspondent 6 A -2 LAKE MAKY — In probably the most recognized rivalry in Central Florida the Lake Mary Rams took on the Lake Brantley Patriots in a Clasa 6A-District 2 football battle at Don T. Reynolds Stadium on Friday night. M t h e rivalry between these teiaoM'Is ao heatfcTfoat Lake T j Mary has a 'Brantley Week’ filled with events such as •Dress like a Battered Patriot Day,” ' * hw«H pfate by Art ZMWd Tb add more pressure and A pair of Lake Mary tacidsrs bring down Lake Brantley's Jamal Other (#20) during the Patriots' 31*20 victory tension to this already intense over the Rams at Don T, Reynolds Stadium Frlnday night rivalry the. winner o f the game would earn the title o f runner got the upeet of the defending got on the board first when play, 77-yard drive that took 4 up In Q aaa 6 A-District 2 and district champion*, edging the quarterback Tfcylor Ramsaur , minutes and 24 seconds off the also earn the final spot in the Rams 31-20. scored on a 1-yard keeper clock. playoffs. Both teams came out fired up putting the Patriots on top 7-0. Lake Mary responded to the But in the end, the Patriots but it was Lake Brantley who The touchdown capped a 9 Sm Patriots, Pag* SB 1 “ W h o le t th e d o g s o u t? ” Greyhounds run past Winter Springs, 40-12 By Dean Smith Sports Editor W IN TER SP R IN G S — With all due respect to the Seattle Mariners (American League Wild Card team), the New York Meta (National League champions) and the DeLand girls volleyball team (the Clasa 6A-District 3 champions), the Baha Boys' hit must have been written for the Lyman football team. Friday night at A.W. Epps Sports Complex, the GreyhcMmds looked tremendous in all phases of the game, manhandling hos Winter Springs in their Homecoming game, 40-12. The Class 5A-District 4 game was played before a packed house, but after the middle of the sec­ ond quarter the outcome was pretty much decid­ ed. The Bears got off to a good start, taking foe opening kickoff and eating up almost half foe first quarter before Chauncey Hampton scored on a short run. The kick failed, but Winter Springs led 64). The lead lasted for only about 20 seconds as Terry Cross took the ensuing kickoff back 90 yards to the tying touchdown. Lyman too, missed the extra point try and the score was 6-6. Sm Doga, Pag* 3B S e m in o le , O v ie d o t o b a t t le f o r S A C F a l l S lo w P it c h By Daan SmWi Sports Editor LON GW OOD — It's nittygritty time in the Seminole Afokrtic Conference Girls Fall Slow Pitch Softball League. This past Wednesday at Lyman High School, genUnole J» a doubleheader, outscor, 9-4, and thumping y, 7-1, to move Into a tie for first place with Oviedo. The lio n s won their opening game at home, edging Lake Howell, 3-1, but then suffered a tough 12-5 loss at the hands of Lake Brantley. The Greyhound* came back to ain a split at home, whipping K Ranis, 10-3. S o f t b a ll le a d e r s h ip er games al found the Sliver Hawks blank­ ing Winter Springs, 64), but then foe Bears bounced back to win a alugfest with the Patriots, 12-5. With one week left in the sea­ son, Oviedo and Seminole are both 11-3 and are followed by Lyman and Lake Howell (both 8-6), Lake Mary (5-9), Lake Brantley (4-10) and Winter Springs (2-12). The schedule for this week has been changed slightly, with the games scheduled for Lake Howell on Wednesday being moved to Monday (October 30). Thoae games have foe host Silver Hawks taking on Lyman at 5 p.m.; the Greyhounds chal­ Senior Nick fills in for ill younger brother as Oviedo defeats Colonial 26-19 / jl lenging Lake Brantley at 6 p.m.; and the Patriots facing Lake Howell at 7 p.m. The big games will be played at Winter r on Wednesday as Seminole plays foe host Bears at 4:30 p.m. then turns around and battles Oviedo for what should be the regular season championship at 5 3 0 p.m. The other two games have Lake Mary tackling Oviedo at 6 3 0 p.m. and the Rams squar­ ing off with Winter Springs at 7 3 0 p.m. The playoffs will begin on Monday, November 6th at Lyman at 4 3 0 p.m. with foe schedule to be announced next Sc* rSoftball, Page SB w in By Tony D aSorm iar Herald Correspondent O VIED O — Considering the season that the Oviedo High . School football team h as had , • the fact that the Lions started one o f their leading receivers at quarterback Friday night really wasn't that odd. Senior Nick Tenekedes, filling In for younger brother Christian, completed nine o f 24 passes for 143 yards and a touchdown. He also rushed four times for 23 yards and a touchdown as the Lions snapped a four-game losing * skid with a 26-19 win over the : • Colonial Grenadiers. V S«c Lions, Page 3B S C C T O O P E N B A S K E T B A L L SEA SO N ITS *4 H . S 9A ^ % - i iff v. -j ■# r?r i Hantd photo by Tommy Vtncanl Sophomore shooting guard Matt Story (No. 14) and the Seminole Community College men's basketball team will open Its 2000-2001 seeson this Wednesday (Nov. 1) when It hosts delending state champion Brevard Community College Irom Cocoa at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center starting at 7:30 p.m. The women's team will open Its season on the road on Thursday before returning home tor a double­ header with the men r.eri Saturday. As usual, all SCC home games are free of charge. An advance on this years' Raiders teams will appear In Wednesday's Herald. �P a g e 2 1 ) Sunday, October 2!>. 2000 T he S eminole H erald W eek 9 Oiled w ith good gam es, division rem atch es Welcome to Week Nine of the N ational Football League fans. The Crystal Ball o f Football has been on fire lately. I was the only colum nist in the United States that wrote about the Chiefs beating the Ram m les before it happened! I knew that the Chiefs, at hom e, with their running gam e would be tough to beat even for the m ighty St. Louis uad. must give quick congratulations to Corey Dillon for breaking the all-tim e single gam e rush­ ing record o f Sweetness last week. Any player that can post those kind of num bers playing for a team as lousy as the Bungles deserves a trip to the Hall o f Fame. Enough old business, let's get to the schedule and find som e winners. B U F F A L O (-3) V S . N .Y . J E T S My beloved Bills dropped a heartbreakcr in M innesota last w eek by giving up a bom b. It should have never happened that late in the gam e. The Buffalo defense robbed D oug Flutie of a victory that rightfully belonged to him . I'm not Bure my team can recover. Je ts 31, B ills 23. B A L T IM O R E (-5 ) V S . P I T T S B U R G H The Ravens need to turn things around quick! If they lose to the Steclcrs these tw o team s will be tied. W ho would have thought? R avens 21, Steelers 17. IN D I A N A P O L I S (-7) V S . D E T R O I T The Colts are w atching their hopes for a Division cham pionship fade as the Dolphins seem to be getting their act together. If Peyton M anning doesn’t throw all over the Lions this team is in This Week in the NFL Brady Lessard trouble. C olts 34, Lions 24. M I A M I (-4) V S . G R E E N B A Y T he Dolphins, fresh off their fourth quarter fail­ ure, face tne aging Packers at home. 1 can't sec them losing, but nothing surprises m e when it com es to Brett Favrv. Nevermind, I think the Dolphins will thump Green Bay in the Florida Sunshine. D olp h in s 27, Packers 12. T A M P A B A Y (-3) V S . M IN N E S O T A This rematch m eans very little at this point as the Bucs have been killing themselves tne last few w eeks. Even with a win Tampa has a big hole to clim b out of. The Vikings remain undefeated and don't look ready to stum ble. W ithout a win the Bucs are dead. They'll find a w ay to keep us excit­ ed before breaking our hearts again. Bucs 23, V ikings 17. N E W O R L E A N S (*6) A T A R IZ O N A Sanford native Jeff Blake has folks around the League saying good things about the Aints. I love the fact that a guy from a town like Sanford Is exciting football fans across the nation. I don’t anticipate him having a w hole lot o f trouble with the lowly Cardinals. A ints 27, Cardinals 13. N .Y . G I A N T S (-3) V S . P H IL A D E L P H IA This will be one o f those gam es you don't mind sleeping through. The nice thing aoout it is the fact that w hen you w ake up the Eagles will have won the game. Eagles 13, M idgets 10. S T . L O U I S (-7) A T S A N F R A N C IS C O The N incrs get no respect here and 1 can't understand wny. The Rammles have no quarter­ back and will be playing this one in the home of the feisty Niners. Jerry Rice. Nlnera 35, Ram m les 24. K A N S A S C I T Y (-3) A T S E A T T L E The C hiefs need to avoid a let down after last week's huge victory. The Scahaw ks seem to b e in com plete disarray and will need all cylinders to keep this one close. C h iefs 24, Seahaw ks 19. D A L L A S (-3) V S . JA C K S O N V I L L E The Jaguars are a joke. The only thing they have going for themselves in this gam e Is the fact that the Cow boys m ay be just as bad. Crystal refuses to waste his time giving a score in this one. Irrelevant. O A K L A N D (-6) A T S A N D IE G O The Cheaters are looking strong as they contin­ ue to barrel towards the playoffs. The Chargers are suffering from split personalities as they keep trying three different quarterbacks in every game. This franchise has caused property values in San Diego to plumm et. C heaters 34, Chargers 12. W A S H IN G T O N (-4) V S . T E N N E S S E E This should be a pretty good game. The Titans will be in trouble w ith the crowd noise early but should be able to keep the w heels attached to their running game. The Deadsldns have found their fire and will squeak it out in a battle. D ead sldns 23, Titans 16. Each w eek The Crystal Ball o f Football releases his patented LOCK O F TH E W EEK. This is that gam e that after research and contem plation, I feel m ost com fortable giving out as a sure thing. beeni very kind to my These selectionss have 1 tars and I consldt readers over the past four years consider it a public service. I'd like to tHank all o f you for your words o f encouragem ent over the course o f my tenure. That tenure has included som e rare cold streaks and a m ajor battle w ith m anagem ent here at The Herald, and you stuck w ith me. I am proud to call each and everyone o f you, friend. Today I plan to grow that friendship w ith the M IAM I DO LPH IN S (-4) O VER TH E GREEN BAY PACKERS. The Dolphins have finally convinced me, they're for real, at least for now. Don't hold that lose last w eek against them. Granted, they blew a huge lead but believe me, wild things like that happen to the best teams in this League. Enjoy your football and remember, everything else can wait. Running Continued fr o m Page IB o f the season to finish fifth in points for the Fighting Sem inoles. Joe Cooper and Ben Hubbard rounded out the varsity runners for the Tribe. The Lyman boys were even more dominant in the junior var­ sity race, claim ing the top four spots Individually and having all five o f its scoring runners finish in the top 14. Tv* i . 'V M w ■1 n i ' ' The Greyhounds easily won the team title, outscoring run­ ner-up Lake Mary, 24-to-61. David Fritch was the race w in­ ner, leading team m ates Ju stin Steakley, Steve C h ristian and Jeffrey W olynsky across the stripe. H arrison Sheplan cam e hom e 14th to com p lete the Lyman scoring. Doing the scoring fo r the S em in ole ju n io r v arsity w ere Evan Sm ith (20th), M ike M ealor (31st), M ike N eu b au er (38th) and Trace N ew ling (45th). T he district m eets will be held next Saturday (Nov. 4) w ith the C lass 6A team s trav elin g to D eLand to com p ete at the Sperling Sport Com plex near the D eLand A irport starting at 9 a.m. T h e Lyman boys w ill obvious­ ly b e the favorite, w ith the host Bulldogs, w ho | S)ar Confcrer u n d er* first-y Callow ay, th e ) W g-ttm eL E O y* coach a t Lake M ary, on Thursday, being a darkhorse. SEMINOLE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS CEN TR A L W IN D S PARK T h r o d i* October 212000 TEAM RESULTS - VARSITY CUtLS -Li l A * 1. Winlrt Springs US, 44 2 Lake Maty HS, 32:3. Lai* Howell HS. S7; 4. U i * Brantley IIS. *4; S. Lyman HS, 93; 6 Oviedo HS, HS. J ______St5_ _ «»- - ■ -» —a. i w i t a pnouw o y INDIVIDUALS >VARSITY GIRLS 48k * - - «- n -i gjL, _ r ic t kjhditmi Lyman senior Doug Brown (right) repeated as the individual champion at lire Seminole Athletic Conference Championships held Thursday at Central Winds Park and in the process led the Greyhounds to an over­ whelming team victory. The Seminole boys (above) ran their best race of the season, finishing third with 95 points. Junior Grant Baker was named to the SAC First Team by placing sixth with an outstanding time of 1634 on the very difficult course, while sophomore Hunter Roberts earned Second Team SAC honors with a 12th place finish in 1639, junior Brett Martin and senior Todd Baker (not in photo) made the Third Team with finishes of 17th and 19th, with sophomore Farbod Taheri running his best race of the season to finish fifth in points for the Fighting Seminoles. Senior Joe Cooper and junior Ben Hubbard rounded out the varsity runners for the Tribe. $ 3 A \ J I. Jnaka Zibet, LMI1S, 1852 2. Amy Grin. WSHS. 19 09. X Belinda Bugnuna LBI IS. 1900; 4. Cry*til McKinney, WSHS. 19.4S; 5. Lauren Amlin, Ol IS, 1934 4 Mirtvi Mercado, LHS, 2000; 7. Abby Day, UIHS. 200?, 8. Megan WUUama. LMIIS, 2004; «. Mrllui Raymond. WSHS. 2007; lOJtiitete Johrocn, WSHS. 2020; It. Libby Summ. LHS, 2024; 11 Julie Hilary, I MIIS, 2027; I] Kriatine roynef, UIIIS, 2022, 14. Aatrld CUeuem, LMIIS. 2024; IS Celeaitr Potter. UIHS. 2029; 14 Heather Cain. UIHS. 2105; 17. Judith Clemen*, LMIIS. 2107; IS. Anna Scaduw. LHS, 21:14; 19. Lucinda Bargmann. LBHS. 21:19. 20. Monrite lludaon, OHS, 2124.; 21. Stacy George. WSIIS. 2124; 22 Erin Hogan. LBHS. 2128, 22 Eluabrth Arthur. WSHS. 21 44: 24 Emily Brown, LBHS. 21:47; 25. Cathie Stiea. UIS, 2153. 26 Manurla Saldarrtaga, LBHS. 2153; 27. Undary Carver. OHS. 2154: 28. Sarah Mem. WSHS. 2233, 29. Katie Booth. LMIIS. 2245; 30. Shady Khommian, LBHS, 2254; 31. Lautm BurhiU, OHS, 2259 32 Rachel Chrlitner, OHS. 2300; 33. Amber SunderiUt, LBHS, 2303; 34. Shannon Saanot. OHS. 2304; 35 Dianne Hcmandn. LHS, 2)05, 34. Brendaly Caaanova, UIHS. 2322 37. Krilir Warren. LMIIS, 2414;34 Chriitina 1U1L OILS, 2435. TRAM RESULTS •VARSITY BOYS I. Lyman, 39. 2 Winter Spring* 78, 2 Seminole. 95.4. Oviedo, 100.3 Lake Howell. 110; 4. lake Brantley, 119; 7. Lake Mary. 122 INDIVIDUALS - VARSITY BOYS I. Doug Brown. U IS. 15 49; 2 Kevin Cook. LHS. 14:14; 2 Omar Morale*, LMHS, 1424; 4. Trent Fucht, OHS. 1431:5. John Hnke, LHS. 1435; 4 Grant Baker, SHS, 1435; 7. Jimmy Kinh, WSHS, 14-34 4 Mike Cuider, OHS. 1447; 9. Erik WUUama, WSHS 1451; 1 4 Brian Chrtotlan. U t S 1 4 5411. Andy Prouag LBHS 1 4 5 4 1 2 Hunter Roberta, SHS 1700; 1 2 Eric Gorderv LMHS 1709; 14. Ben Sbmr. UIHS 17:12 15. Brian Contrite. WSHS 17:12 14 Ada WIm . LBHS 17:1417. Brett M ania SHS 17:17; 12 Kory SUL U IH S 1 7 2 4 19. Tbdd Baker; SHS. 1 7 2 2 20. Grog Santa. LMHS 1732 21. Juan Zuluaga, LHS 1 7 3 4 2 2 David Qulnonea, LMHS 1755; 23. Anthony Napalotano, WSHS, 1754 2 4 Chrij Heriot WSHS 1742 23. Gerald Chriadan U tS, 1747; 2 4 Steven Wrlandet. LBHS 17:42 27. Jot Mott. OHS 1 7 5 2 2 2 Eddie Ayala. WSHS, 1759; 29. WUUam Barnett, LMHS, 1759, 30. Robert Huggina, OHS 1100, 31. Jeff Miner. O IIS 1107; 32 Janunar Guy, LBHS 1 2 1 2 3 2 David Golden. OHS 1210; 3 4 Ethan Hentiileme. LBHS 1823; 35. Clay Eubanks, UIHS. 1823; 3 4 Zach Janynka, OHS 1822 37. CU Wyech. ; WSHS. J 830; 38. |on Shade. LMHS 1830; 39. . larAaAevenpori. LBHS. 1838; 40. Mike Kletrdfm. U IH S 1842 41. TkUi Farbod, SHS 1847; 4 2 Oirte Catching* LMHS 1234 4 2 Joe Cooper, SH S 1904 4 4 Ben Hubbard. SHS 19.19; 4 2 Ryan phrlpa. LBHS 1924 4 4 Calvin Roberta, UIHS, 194a TEAM RESULTS ■JV CD U J 1. CMedo H S 37; 2 Lake Mary H S 4 2 2 Winter Spring! H S 89; 4 Lake Brantley H S 94; 2 Lyman H S U S 4 Seminole H S 1(9; 7. Lake Howril HS. No Tram Score. INDIVIDUALS. JV GIRLS I. Yamara Kiyanitu. WSHS 2231; 2 Adrian Hampton, OHS 2257; 3. Jayne Kunlak. OHS 23:18; 4 Lauren Ferrante, WSHS 2 3 2 2 2 Monica Ingalla, LMHS 2 3 5 4 4 Nicole Cavallinl OHS, 2)37, 7. Kelly Raw. OHS. 2403; 8. Angela Bargmann. LBHS 2 4 0 4 9. Johanna Nabto. LHHS 2 4 0 2 12 Katie Feeler. U I S 2451; 11. Amanda Cook, U I S 2431; 12 Tammy MaahaU. LHHS 2447; 13. Rabecca Dorfmea LMHS, 24:49; 14. Aahlry Wagner. LMHS 2454: 15. Anna Ilonaker. LMHS 2 4 5 4 1 4 Rebecca Sable. LBHS 2503; 17. Jermaye McKeeey. WSHS 2 3 2 2 18 Chriattnr Joyce, LBHS 2324 19. Laurel Anderwn. OHS, 23:42 20. Jraaka Waldmaa O HS 2244. 21. Judy Diamond. U IH S 23:48; 2 1 Undeay Stuart. LMHS 2247; 2 2 JennUar Reynold., U IS 2 244 2 4 Uaa Kandig, LMHS 2411; 23. Kicahan Wlkea. LBHS. 2419; 2 4 Angelian Lopei. OHS 24:19; 27. Chriettna Martmrl. LBHS 2421; 2 8 Leia Klein. OHS 2443; 29. Conrle Glcna OHS 2447; 3 a Nicole CarowiL WSHS 2452 31. Sarah King. LMHS 2433; 3 2 Meredith Hoyer. SHS, 2701; 33. Itayley Smith. OHS 27:15; 34. Triata Gatineau, SHS 2752 3 2 lira Bohr. U IS 28:43; 34 Laura Brown. U IS 2904 37. Naklla Thompeon. WSHS 3047; 38. Uaa Uhrrwood, U tS 3107; 39. Megan Marioa SHS 3158; 4a Shoahana Hadtet, SHS 3154 41. Brittany Bolloa SHS 3353. TRAM RESULTS •JV BOYS 1. Lymaa 2 4 1 Lak* Mary, 61; X Oviedo, 74 4 Lake Brantley, 81, INDIVIDUALS •JV BOYS t David Erlich, LHS 17i4I; 2 Juatki Steakley. U tS 1804 3. Steve Chriattaa U tS 1814 4 Jeffrey Wolynaky. LHS 1422 S Jaaon McOung. OHS 182S 4 Matt Enact LMHS 1434 7. Jeremie Knight. LBHS 1841; 8 Brin Gulden OH 1841; 9. Se n Snyder; WSHS 1 4 4 2 l a Jen Maingot. LMHS 1443; H. Thomaa Adrtaaaea LMHS 1832 12 Tema Kudakwaahe, LMHS 1854 13. Kyle Clnal. WSHS 1854 14. Hantaan Shepiaa U IS 1857; IS Jared Merita LBHS 1839; 14 Then V n Q ua LBHS 1902 17. Nick Leha LHS 1904 18 Mett dementi. OHS 1909, 19. Reflet Rodrigue*. LBHS 19:14 20. Even Smith. SHS 1924. 21. Mike B u n a O H S 1929; 2 2 Urn Devil, LMHS 1951; JX Jem Ingatk. LMHS 1953; 24 Coeay Chapman, O K S 1*54; 23. Mark rontiua. U t S 1934 2 4 Mike H ria LBHS 1459; 27. David Rodrigue* LBHS 1440; 2 4 J»»on Thompaoa OHS, 19.40; 29. David ZychlnakL LBHS 14.41; 3 a Ryan Cuchinm. It. M ika M aalot. ate* l » » * Nick CuanieOo, CX1S 1*5 4 31 Eric T LMHS 2001; 14 Jeremy Mekali. LHS 2ft 33. Tyler PowelL LMHS 2022 34 d a . SumralL OHS 2051; 37. Daniel Sehky. LMHS 2054 38 Juatin Rnrae. OHS 2044 39. Joey Saucer, OEB, 2052 40 Andre Romero, OHS 2059. 41. Brautio Soaa. WSHS 2104 42 Andrew Burkett LHS 21:13; 13. Owen Brown. LHS 2 I2 S 84 Ryan Yadau, LMHS 2151; 45. Kyle Steven* LHS 2151; 44 Bob Caeen. LMHS 2152 87. Dvrvk Triugrr, LMHS 2152 88 Mike Newbeue* SHS 2201; 89. David Stagg* LMHS 2207; 30 Stephn THbbey, OHS 2214 51. RJchetd Handanoa LM1B, 2257; 32 Jctm Bach, WSHS 2282 31 All Seaod, OHS 2287; 34 Kyia Coffmaa OHS 2254 SS Thomaa BtedryickL LMHS 2410 34 Andrew Sugg* LMHS 2521; 57. Tiau Newling. SHS 2244 I-M M * ie .4 7 , avallabU to U S ) •n o r u a c R i m o N •NOT A DRUG •BAER •MONEY-RACK GUARANTEE IOO Captulea IncIm U t The A S A H * * * * * n a n U m lird Time D V a tfa Send ch eck or tnooey oedaei to: _ H EA LTH A W A R EN ESS S 4 3 Hardy C T ! P M B 184 O u lfpott. M S 39 3 0 7 —Classic a * * CHEVROLET Com m ercial Truck Sales W h a t’s H a p p e n in g SU N D A Y S an fo rd L ittle League _ Coach Pitch Boys Baseball: Sanford M arlins vs. Lake Mary D iam onds, 1*30 p m , and Sanford Yankees vs. Lake M ary Pirates, 3:15 p.m ., at Lake M ary Sports Com plex. M ONDAY S A C B o w lin g League _ Sem inole vs. Lake M ary; Lake Brantley vs. Lyman; W inier Springs vs. O vied o at AM F Bow ling CenterLongw ood, 3 3 0 p.m . B oys g o lf _ R egional Tournaments, TBA. R ecreation so ftb a ll _ City o f Lake M ary Parks and Recreation D epartment M en's Fall M onday N ight Slow Pilch Softball League at the Lake M ary Sports C om plex. Tripleheader beginning at 6:30 p.m .; C ity of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Church Fall Slow Pitch Softball. At Pinehurst Park: Sanford Church o f Christ vs. Christians United, 7 3 0 p.m.; at Zinn Beck Field: Centro C ristiano vs. Central Baptist, 6 3 0 p.m .; Central Baptist vs. Saints, 7 3 0 p.m .; Sem inole Com m unity Church vs. W estview Baptist, 8:30 p.m .; City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartm ent Fall CoEd Slow Pitch Softball L eagu e i>t Pinehurst Park. 6 3 0 p.m .: Je n y ’s C atering vs. Anim als; 8:30 p.m .: B -52's vs. Beer :30. SA C S o ftb a ll League _ A t Lake Howell: Lake Howell vs. Lyman, 5 p.m .; Lyman vs. Lake Brantley, 6 p.m .; Lake Brantley vs. Lake Howell, 7 p.m. R ecreation V olleyball _ City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartm ent Fall CoEd League at Sanford M iddle School, 6 p.m. TU ESD A Y Freshm an fo otb all _ Lake M ary vs. Sem inole at Thom as E. W higham Stadium , 7 p.m .; Sem inole vs. Lyman at C arltcn D. Henley Stadium , 7 p.m . Boys g o lf _ District Tournam ents, TBA. G irls g o lf _ Regional Tournament at Ironwood G olf Club, G ainesville, TBA. R ecreation softball _ City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartm ent W om en's Fall Slow Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst “Park. ‘ 6:30 p.i M ~ p.m.: “D onnie's Darlins vs. F.B.I.; 7:30 p.m vs, Alleycats; 8:30 p.m.: .m .: Sharks Sh iL Towing — ■— Paul’s and■— Truck Repair vs. -Lee's Exxon. G irls vo lley b all _ Class 6A Regional Q uarterfinals: W inter Springs at O rlandoEdge water, 7 p.m . R ecreation v o lle y b a ll _ City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartm ent Fall =: Pow cr League at Sanford M iddle School, 6 p.m. r 1' — l' V Y4 m W E D N E SD A Y S A C B ow ling League _ Sem inole vs. Winter Springs; Lake M ary vs. Oviedo; Lake Howell vs. Lyman at AM F Bowling Center-Longw ood, 3 3 0 p.m. R ecreation so ftb all _ City o f Lake M ary Parks and Recreation D epartm ent Fall CoEd Slow Pitch Softball League at the Lake Mary Sports Com plex. Tripleheader begin­ ning at 6 3 0 p.m.; C ity o f Lake M ary Parks and Recreation D epartment----------------Fall Co-Ed id F Ibalf Leagu Slow Pitch Softball League at Lake Mary Sports Is Complex. Complex Tripleneader beginning at 6:30 p.m .; City of Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartment M en's Fall W ednesday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. Koch Construction vs. C 6c L Landscaping, 7 p.m .; Vivona's vs. Beer 3 0 , 8 p.m. SA C S o ftb a ll League _ At Winter Springs: Sem inole vs. W inter Springs, 4:30 p.m .; Sem inole vs. O viedo, 5:30 p.m.; vs. Lake Mary vs. O viedo, 6:30 p.m .; Lake M ary vs. W inter Springs, 7 3 0 p.m . Sw im m ing and D iv in g _ Winter Springs vs. University at UCF Pool, 4 p.m. “ ! 4^-— ------- l A ll Your Com m ercial Truck N eeds Sales • Parts •Service r We Sell Smiles! O ver 200 In Stock Ready For Im m ediate D elivery For Appointments Call: 877-464-4128 9 4 0 State Road 4 3 4 South Altamonte Springs, FL 3 2 7 13 Steel Hour* Mon.-fit. 430teTV-S J0pm Sit. 9 0 0 am - H O pm Scrvtoa How* Mon -M 7,00-6 0 0 Sal. BOO - 3 0 0 �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. October 21), 2tHHl P a g e (III L io n s -------------Continued from Page IB The w in gives Oviedo a 4-4 com pletely unexpected," said record (2-3 in 6A-District 2) Register. "H e wanted to give it a heading into next Friday's shot. As It turned out, he did a good lob." showdown the district-leading Apopka (7 -0 ,4 -0 before playing While the Lions did amass DeLand Friday night). Colonial ‘ over 300 yards of offense against (0-7,0-5) hosts University next the winless Grenadiers (229 week. rushing, 143 passing), they did "It felt good to get a w in, espe­ turn the ball over five times (three on interceptions, two on cially on Senior Night," said fumbles). Fortunately for Oviedo head coach Greg Oviedo, Colonial only managed Register. "This is the first group o f seniors that I've had since to turn one of the giveaways Into points. they were freshmen, so it w as a Not to be outdone, Colonial special night for me. These guys definitely deserved a win." turned the ball over four times to Oviedo, which managed to Like almost everything convert just one of the opportu­ Oviedo has done this season, it cam e under trying circum ­ nities into points, and that com­ stances and the Lions did just ing on a 47-yard Steve Asby about everything to try and field Id goal. Asby, who missed nearly a com plicate m atters further. month with mononucleosis, For starters, Nick, not contributed 14 points for the Christian, Tenekedes started at Lions by scoring on a 14-yard quarterback. "Christian had a problem with touchdown run, kicking a pair of field goals, and kicking two his equilibrium in the summer," extra points. He caught three explained Register. "W hen he passes for 42 yards and carried got his bell rung in practice and the ball four times for 48 yards. again against University, the problem returned." Nick Tenekedes and James Jordan also scored touchdowns Brett Murphy, who started the for the Lions. year dueling with Christian Tenekedes, has seen limited Eight different players con­ action due to bad knees, accord­ tributed to the Lions' 223-yard ing to Register. And Grant ground game. Billy Dreggors Herron, w ho w as moved up led Oviedo with 54 yards on nine carries while Dwayne from the junior varsity quad Allen added 51 yards on four after it com pleted Its season this attempts. week, w on't be eligible for var­ sity com petition until next Jordan caught a pair of passes week. for 51 yards (30 coming on a "Nick has been our em ergency touchdown strike from backup all season, so it's not Tenekedes) while Bobby Raulerson had two catches for 41 yards. C olonial's Julius Lee led all rushers w ith 134 yards on 21 carries. Jam al Lewin rushed for tw o touchdow ns while Emanuel Santana caught a pass for the Grenadiers' third score. LIONS 26, GRENADIERS 19 C olon ial O v ltd o 0 0 S 1 3 .1 9 3 14 S 3 _ I 3 FI n l Q uill rt O - A*by 2S PC, 312 Sttond Q uirtn O - N. Tmriad*» 9 run (Atby kick), Ittll O - Jordan 47 pan from N. Trucked** (Aatiy kick), 133 Third Quartet C - Lrwtn 1 run (paaa failed). 338 O - Aaby 14 run (paaa tailed). 32 Fourth Quarter O -A aby 47 PC. 11:44 C - Santana 30 paaa from Vann (paaa failed), 8:43 C - Lrwtn J mn (Montalvo kick). 33 TEA M ST A T IST IC S Fink Down* _ Colonial 8; Oviedo 17. Ruatiaa-yirdi _ Colonial 32-131; Oviedo 3 5 m Faaains . Colonial 6-14-1; Oviedo 9-24-3. Paaalng yaida . Colonial 104; Oviedo 143. Fumblaadoat _ Colonial 6-3. Oviedo 2-2. Penal tira-yudi _ Colonial 3-33; Oviedo 7-62. Punta-arertfe _ Colonial 3-29.0, Oviedo 80XL IN D IV ID U A L ST A T ISTIC S RUSHING _ Colonial: Lee 21-134. Lewtn 3 9, Vann 6-fmJnua 12); Oviedo: Diryxora 9-34, Allen 5-31, Aaby 4-48, Salley-Barnett 524. N. Tenakedea 4-23, Lorcnietti 2-22. Ionian 2-10, Ford 2-(tnlnua 3). PASSING _ Colonial: Vtrsn 6-14-1, 104; Ovtadoi N. Tcnekedea 9-24-3.143. RECEIVING . Colonial; Mitchell 1-43, Santana 5-43, Carter 1-13, Latvian 1-3, Oviedo Jordan 2-51, Aaby 5 4 2 , Rauleraon 2-41, McCarthy MO. Allen 1-2. PUNTING Colonial: Connrlio 587. 290; Oviedo: Aaby 0 Harold photo* by Lake M ary’s Derrick Grayson ( No. 4 above) eludes a Lake Brantley tackier, but is eventually cotlard by the P a trio ts' Brandon G ru b b s ( No.11 right). Lake Brantley went on to win the C la ss 6 - D istrict 2 test 31-20. P a trio ts Continued from Page IB Continued from P«|9 IB The Bears looked like they might regain the lead after the runback, again moving the ball the length of the field on the strength of a 40-yard quarterback keeper by Carl Harris. But on second and goal from the four; a bad pitch resulted in a fumble and the Greyhounds' Greg Marsh recovered at the Lyman seven. The visitors then went on a 15-play, 95-yard drive that went from the 2 2 7 mark of the first period until 7:50 of the second period, a time of 6:37. Senior quarterback Paul Sanchez, making just his second start o f the season, ran the final 23 yards to paydirt. Travo Woods added the 2-point run and the Greyhounds were ahead to stay, 14-6. After three change of possession's, Lyman scored twice in the final 1 2 9 to take control of the contest. After Winter Springs turned the ball over on downs at the Lyman 25, the Greyhounds lost two yards on a running play before Sanchez found Woods with a short pass In the fiat that Woods turned Into a 77-yard touchdown catch. The extra point try again failed, making the score 20-6. The Bears then fumbled on the first play after the kick off and John Haritan recovered, giving Lyman the ball at the 17. Two pass plays netted five yards and Juan Zuluaga came on to boot a 30-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Greyhounds a 23-6 lead at halftime. After Franco Scalione was crowned King and Crystal Haynes Queen during an impressive half­ time ceremony, Winter Springs tried to quickly get back into the contest Starting at its own 32, Johnnie Blake dashed 41 yards on the first play, and after a pair of penal­ ties for 15 yards, Harris ran for another 30. Darryl Wright then did the rest, running for eight yards and then three yards for th» touch­ down. A penalty wiped out a 2-point run and the long kick following failed, leaving Lyman on top, 23-12. The Bears looked like they had caught a break when, after the Greyhounds had driven down field. Josh Gather picked off a pass at the Winter Springs 17. But the Bears immediately gave the ball back, fumbling on the next play with Walter Hadley claiming the ball. Lyman was unable to move the ball, but Zuluaga came on to kick another 30-yard field goal, making the score 26-12. The score would remain 26-12 until late in the game when Mark McNealy capped a 73-yard, 12play, five minute drive with a seven-yard run. And when Zuluaga hit the extra point, the Greyhounds were up 33-12 with 154 left. Winter Springs came out passing, but Andrew Bauch, who replaced and injured Harris with 9:34 left in the game, had a long pass intercepted by Ricky Argo, who returned the ball 44-yards for a touchdown. A 15-yard unsportsmanlike call after the touch­ down did not phase Zuluaga, who made the extra point anyway, making the final score 40-12. Continued from Page IB and Maine. l:)on't think below freezing temperatures "can't happen here". For a free guide to winteriz­ ing your boat, go to BoatUS.com, any of the 55 scoreboard som e m ore as wide receiver Corey Dryden scored on a 4-yard touchdow n catch from Ram saur to m ake the score 28-12 with 8:20 rem aining in the third quarter. The Patriots defense held the Rams on their ensuing drive w hen they stopped Reggie Cam pbell on a 4th & 2 situation on the Patriots seven-yard line. This stop proved to be huge as the Patriots would march dow n the field and take a total o f 8-m inutes and 31-seconds off the clock before Corey Kalish would knock In a 32-yard field goal to make the score 31-12. The kick cam e w ith 5 3 2 sec­ onds left in the gam e, and pret­ ty much ended any hopes of a Lake M ary comeback. The Rams would score once more before the gam e was over when Hadley again connected with Ballerino on a 23-yard touchdown pass to m ake the score 31-20 after Hadley scored the 2-point conversion. But that w as all the Rams could do as Ramsaur kneeled dow n with 32 seconds remain­ ing on the clock to end the gam e and any hopes o f a dis­ trict repeat for the Rams. With the win the Patriots im prove to 6-2 overall and 3-2 in Class 6A-District 2 play, while the Rams fall to 4-4 on the year and finish 4-2 in district play. N ext week the Patriots host DeLand in what will be a huge gam e in Class 6A-District 2. Depending on the outcom e of the Bulldogs' hom e game Friday night with district unbeaten A popka, the game could be for the runner-up spot in the district. If DeLand loss to Apopka on Friday, the Blue Darters are the cham pions, w ith Lake M aiy in second and Lake Brantley and the Bulldogs tied for third. If the Patriots win next week, they would finish second with wins over both the Rams and Bulldogs. If DeLand won. Lake Brantley would still need to win the 7:30 p.m. gam e at Tom Story Field to earn a return to the playoffs. Despite the loss. L ik e M ary could still be invited as an At Large if Lake Brantley finishes second and DeLand lost last night (Friday) and again to the Patriots because the Rams beat the Bulldogs earlier this season. Lake Mary will close out its regular season with a pair of Sem inole Athletic Conference gam es against Lyman at hom e next Friday (Don T. Reynolds Stadium , 7:30 p.m.) and on the road at Lake Howell (Richard L. Evans Field, 7:30 p.m ., Friday, N ovem ber 10th). T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d B o at • Not thinking the boat needs winterizing. Boats in temperate clim ates need w interizing too. In 1998, California had more winterizing claim s than any other state, including Alaska touchdow n when quarterback Jason H adley connected with Anthony Ballerino for the fifth time this year on a 21-yard touchdow n pass with 1:07 remaining in the first quarter. The Ballerino touchdown m ade the score 7-6 (kick failed) in favor o f the Patriots. Lake Brantley would waste no tim e putting seven more on the board w hen running back Jamel O liver scored on a 15-yard touchdow n run, putting Lake Brantley up 14-6. The touch­ dow n capped a 4 play, 49-yard drive that took only 1-minute and 12 seconds to com plete. Lake M ary would make it close again when Tucker Pierce punched through on a 1-yard touchdow n run, leaving the score at 14-12 after the 2-point conversion failed. Again Lake Brantley would score on it's ensuing drive when, w ith 2:11 remaining in the first half, running back Josh D em atels, who had 174 yards rushing on 22 carries, scored on a 4-yard touchdow n run m ak­ ing the score 21-12 in favor of the Patriots. T he score capped a 6 play, 68yard drive that took a mere 1m inute and 14 seconds to com ­ plete. Lake Brantley received the ball to start the second half and wasted no time lighting up the B oatU 5. M arine C enters, or call 1-800-283-2883. 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NOTICE OP coJm *aiiB ,'ols»Zw,*tSrt EDITH L 04SHUAN, R n w l F*» NuabarODNHR k pandMdW*» Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FEW PlIBUCADON OP TMS NOTlCf OR TMRTY DATS AFTER THE PATE OF SER­ VES OF A COPY OP 1HHNOTIC* ON THEM. C m m Cowl to t o M k dourly, K t t w ot torn* k M l Not* Pm* Avanua, Ba/Aord, EMM* 32771. D m nama and » H i m cl E » pvtaonai n c e m iw m and Em p n w * ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTOTEDTHAT. iM c n M M H k d ch ryl N M t o r d lm aoNnal em a im eh * <m 1WTMN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP D C FEIST PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICE. MX CLAIMS. DEMANDSAND 0BJECD0N8 NOT SO PEED W EI K FOREVER BARRED. Tha data ol Em Ark puMcMWl ol EM NoEoa k OcNMr f t E000. lym ik n o w lto n 7SLaan BbAat M b* I i*HbtoRke Ortado, Florida S27W Ftortek Bar No. ISZtSI PubAbiOctober 22. » , 2000 TIM J fe f 111 MAAOARET A. WHARTON Uargant A. Wharton. PA AM BouEif P O .B o o B tITl Oviedo. FT 327*2 (40D3ES-71E] VP *FLSMS142FK28t20A Coorty, Florida. «N M 11rOO AM. m P c SP Aay d k O ia N IM EESCCSM1-H Tha Preylue toanCak DavMnpmard Corporation» dWTe Carriage Thug Npa Pham, rth a d to w ?tto M b to to * TOR CASH El HANO AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND AIL EXtSTEM UENB. M Da Front (WeeOOoor, M Ek Map* cl ■ “ ‘ | El dneertmdpropnrtii1 TTMlMUMtotaWiOfi a- - a .1y i 11 SBulJH »Ty. -in* ivnns ro,ta mums wm' Mi1 o< i»a NOTICE » HEREBY OWEN EM Nr value al Etai oanaai MM ol EaaouEon kauod oul oI and u d v Eta aaal ol Era County Court ol SandnoN County, Florida, Caaa A OOCCSM1-R Ikon a kto MAr imdind mInl N^W In Adomaid nireis ^ E E A^M A^U^™m to v * . lcourt anai on Pa 14* day of A m AO 2000 H o»ci csnitfi eel# •nuumo inn DrvyfuB Maralala Dndocnarl Corporation dWTa Corrtasa CoualSantod, PkMM(a) n Thuy Nga Pham, DMandantd) much MM 0* EaacuEon araa to mt aa Shardl ol to i «to « m Court WTTHM [ LATER OP THREE MONTHS I THE DATE OP THE F M T PUBLICATION OP TMS NOTICE OR TWRTY PAYS AFTER THE DATE OP BERVKC OP A COPY OF THIS NOTCE ON THEM. mobda homa M ad Ikon al Eta rtp*. Ma and Haraal N We daNndanl(i) In Eta Wbaing loca n il 'toy . i . I | . IM I lk iNiiii wwiy, r t m i , I.,imom pnnKunuiy daaottad aa loEotm: 1082 M M I F i W S rp t aMa i County, Rortdi ByiJnputy Bhnrtl J. F. Bnnnni NOTICE REOAROEU THE AMER­ ICANS WITH DUMBUTKS ACT OP HSR PERSONS WITH A DISASSiTY NEEDrNQ SPECIAL ACCOMUOOAnONS TO PARDORATE SI THE PROCEEDEKM SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE MEETS SECTION OP THE CML DIVISION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFICE. 100 BUSH BLVD. SAN­ FORD. FLOROA. XT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ INGS. <407)330-0*40 TTD (407)323-3323 WBi Bok HaU Or* Hovtokar I. 2000 PubAtoOdobar I. II. 22.2*. 1000 TEA Looking for anupbeat, cost-effective wayto reachmore prospects where they live, workandspend? Tiy an ad inthe Seminole Herald. It’s the best way to get more bang for your buck. Lets make music. Call Today! Seminole Herald 322-2611 �October 29 .2000 T he S eminole H erald Leca ls L eca ls M A N O FO N • E M M 0 U COUNTY Avenue, Suita N-301, Bantord. Ftortda 3STT1. tatophene (407)3234*30. wdNn S working day* d your receipt d tda ndtoe; a you ara hear- L eca ls m t m c m c u t count I COUNTY, r io w t u C A M N O .O M M 1 I M M O AND M p f ln f ln NOTICE O F ACTION TO: Jafrwy B a m in t m i* . Ortindb. FL 32636 YOU ARE NOTIFIED M t n t i t n hea baan Nad agNrwt you and that you are reqrirad to a*nre a copy d your wvktan defenses, 2 any, to I cn Bernice S u m whoee 4664*4 to COT Spring Oaks C M . A lam o** Spring*, FL M T U on or bkloro Novantoar 6, 2000, and to* tto a to ­ nal «N i tN Ctom o* H o C o u t et lo t N Park Avo. Sanford. FL M TT2 Idvhmw u Aua vew6 *Mem MkMh w nm e on m a^utvof ( iim d d d t i n d T I you h i tolto *0, ■ d d e u i mey be entorid d d to d you d ■ - - - * -* . ----*■ ■ * L, 1* , -■ * rm rvMH (w nanoH n n pMh ■on. Coptoo ol a l court docunama to M o c o m . tadudng order*, or* ndtobto d too Ctork ot E m CbcrX O ouf* Vbu may review tw aa docu- b I b M p lw Ctorb d tw C b o d Court* OMo* nodtod d your ourrord addTOa (you m y to* No*ce d Currynl Add***, Ftortda F o rty Form 1!.»18). Fdura paper* to Mto toward e d bo mdtod to * ■ on reoord d toe danf* o d d WAPNMQ: Nuto l t d t , Tandy Lew Rrttaa d Proaerbee, d DATED Octobor 4.1000 C U R K O F TH E C M C U T COURT By; Bubnde Peoptoo Deputy Ctork Pu M eh O dobo*. I A 2 2 .» .K 0 0 C A M N 0 .6 6 C A -1 K M 4 + ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY s c n v ic E a .s e , s PENNY REM . JOHN DOE REIS. UNKNOWN HUSBAND O F P 0 M Y REIS; 9 U VM Q , StCLUOStQ ANY UNKNOWN AROUSE O F SAID DEFENDANT!*). V REMARRIED, AND F D ECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. D EVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGN EES. CREDITORS. LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES, ANO M i l OTHER PERSONS C LAM M O BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAJNST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(B); JOHN DOE. UW NOW N TENANT: JANE DOE, UM M OW N TENANT. JOHN ROC. UNKNOWN TENANT JANE ROE. UNKNOWN TENANT. DotanrtordO) NOTICE OR SALS HoBot to hereby gM n toaL puratwrd to a Fin d Burrrnary Judgrwta d Forodoaurt aneared to toa d m r h tw Ckotll Court d ___ ,- - d d CoudyFtortcki LOT SO. BLOCK D. HARMONY HOM ES. ACCORDING TO TH E FLAT TH ER EO F RECORDED M P U T BOOK 12. RAGE SB. OR THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 8EM M OLE COUNTY. FLO RO A. M U A boo A SOS MAGNOLIA STREET, ALTAMONTE SPRWVG3. FLORKM 37701. d puMo ado, to M M dw d and bed bkfetor. tar cralv AT TH E W EST FRONT DOOR BEMS40LE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. PU3RK3A. Ftortda. d 1100 A M . on too U S id R fd N a rw id w . 2000. KARYANW MORSE C U R K OR C M C U T COURT BY Mary Strap* Deputy dark Lew Otacae d Denial C . Carwuegra 21 TWnpaFL *3004-1041 r " * " " " DATED tola 13 (toy d O ddw r. SOOO. Meryanno Morao CLERK O F ORCU1T COURT By- Mary Sboupe total N. Snvti. Eaq Oumey 4 Hendry. P. X P. O . Boa ISM Ortendo FL 32S0S-1SM Putesh: October 22. 29 2000 T IM M T M C M C U T COURT I COUNTY, PROBATE DIVISION Fae He. OMO* CP SIR E: ESTATE OR LOF4AN HEAVNER. NOT1CC O F ADMSESTRATIOH in * n T m m Of m* N U M Ol LO N AN HEAVNER.deceased.Faa Nrardwr ODOM CP. la pandng to *w Q ro X C ord tar Oamtod e. Honda, p rw td u n w oii! m* •ucifwMi v* Widen to N. Part A y*, Sanford. FL, *2771. Tito name* end eddreea d Via Pereond Rapraeantabve and tw ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A* peraorto on whom tda ndlea to d wianga too vofctoy d tw wto. to* quaMcationa d too peraond raprt* aardM ia. vdnuo. or Fetodcaon d tda C o rd ora ttquM d to too toot obtocOona wtor tda Court WTTHSt TH E U T E R O F TH REE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBUCATO N O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OR SERVICE O F A COPY OF THW NOTICE ON TH EM At cradton d tot dacattord and other peraona having dekna or on thorn a copy d tola note* la data d iw dm pubScdton d tda Pubfoh: October 22,2*. 2000 t in biieTIto COUNT Robtrt L ho nee of NOTICE M H ERESY OW EN *wl by vbtoa d d id certain Wr* d Eaaadon totuod out d and radar tw aed d toe Clretd Corel d Broward Coredy. Ftortda. Ceeo » I F 008642 FM C Etpon a End judgment randared to toe d oraeed Corel on S io lW iM y d B H d w ib a iA D .I IIS to ML C M . ACTION CAM HO. M IM E •UNTRUST M ORTGAGE. SIC. SU CCESSO R BY M ERGER TO CORPORATION. THOMAS E M M R .EH M K E, d lL AMJA THOMAS G aM fc Ftortda and I have tortod updi d tw ■Wd, T O and totorad d tow f rtord(a) to Sd NOTTCB IB LCR EBY GIVEN preauerd to e Fin d Judgm ed d Fow doarnW dad October d d erdered to Caee NO. 00-1640 d S d CborB O ord O O H IM N IH J r d d d CbeiB h end tor B E M S K X E C oredy. Ftortda wharaei SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. e re . s u e c t t a o R b y m s r o c r T O CRESTAR M ORTGAGE OORPORATION. to toa PtobdE. a M --------------------- JMKIA THOMAS w s t Sp ^ ir s a AMJA THOMAS R* TR A C* s i Bardord. FL32TM dFRANK tw C . WHK2HAM. ESOUW E Ftortda B « No. I I U M STENSTRO M . M dK TO SH , COLBERT. W MONAM t SSJM ONS. P X M to a w B M tM IM P ie M rO c to b d 6 E .ta .to n o TI20 .......... ... — i 2000 PuTOhOctaber § 15.22. I* . 2000 T75 M I N E C M C U T COUNT O PTN E 16TH OP F U N D S M AND PON • E M B O L I COUNTY AJfM CM CTKM D fM O M LO T EE. PWASM LAKE M ANORS. ACOOROW4G TO T W PUT TW R BO R A S RECORDED M P U T I BO O K II, RAOE 71, PUBLIC RECORDS OR M M S4CLE COUNA4UA 1 « Souto EL N m Pwk. FL W TTNEM M Y HAM3 and toe aad O e X d to Court PA P A BoaZSC II Tbmpa. Ftortda S3E22-MIE irth pi— b ffitt A a ly w M ip m a n t M ia f t M f to ptoaotoeM to M i prottatong. you aro a rto M M no «oM to you. tor (w p fm M o n o l OMttln m it t in c t . PIm m oorMcl Court A M U M bii N 201 N. Park Avenua. aardord, Ftortda 32771, toiaphona nurdwr (40D666-4227, wNtat 2 working day* ot ypur recepl at M b doou(TDD) 1- C A M NO: M C A M 14L NATIONAL CtTY M ORTGAGE CO . PUB4TIRR VE. CARRIE LEE JO N ES IF UVtVO, ANO IP DEAD. T W UNKNOWN SPO U SE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. G R AN TEES, ASSIG N EES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTUS C U A O N O AN M TER CET BY. TH R 0U 0H , UNDER O R A G A M ET CARRIE LE E JO N ES: UNKNOWN S R O U U OR CA R R K L IE JO W B , m ANY. MARY EZEU . IF UVW O . AND IF DEAD. T W UNKNOWN SPO U SE, H EM E, DEVISEES, G R AN TEES, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN BfTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER O R AGAINST MARY EZELL: UNKNOWN SPO U SE O F MARY E Z E U . V ANY! JOHN DOS AND JANE DOC A S UW NOW N TENANTS M POSSESSION. DEFENDANT (S) N O nCBO R NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pie •rrtrd u a Burvrwry Ftod Judgmard d tored oarea dated October 13, TO O erdered to C M Ceae No. 00 C A M 141 d toe O bcul Corel d tot IITH JreSdd Cbcrd In and lor E2.2t.tCO O T IM M TW C A M NO. E6CA-t*7a-14-L I to CM C A -l4 4 S L ,d to a C b o B O o rd d to e ttoh J u d d d Chord to and tor BANK ATLANTIC, FSB, B M to M ^ D M L ^ a a to n N o ! LAKE LOTUS ASSOCIATION, ____________ E W N T t lit o d UNKNOWN TENAN1 *2, id Sd to Coredy. i i m a o a m on iw FtortdA. M i n k dm d to Idtowtog t proudly M a d tardr to •ad Find A d o re r* , to a e LO T It* . LAKE HARRIET ESTATES. ACCOROrNQ TO THE FIAT THEREOF A* RECORDED SI FLAT boob it , paga(t) II AND IS. p u t* record* d aendnd a coredy. NOTE: Purauard to S « Fab D M CaM dton Precwce* A d you ore edvtoad S id tda tow Ena to baditod to be s ddd ccAad a date and any obtained wto be weed tar tod purpOM. Dated I w I B i a g d October, UARYANW MORSE Ctorb d Clroui Corel BvOorotoyW. I CO O EJSIBTAW IARSKL P A . 4010 Boyoood BotStodrd 6rde 440 Tempo. FL >3407 Tdaphone: (413)477400* CA SH 040-3004 PhM dcO olobd 22, W . 2000 T tW m th e c m c u t count OR T W EM KTEEN TH STATE OR R U M O A , VS JOAN M H A R R E U . IF LTVINO. ANO IF OCAO. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. HEIRS. D EVISEES. O R AN TEES, ASSIGN EES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST JOAN M. HARRELL: UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F JOAN M HARRELL, IF ANY, THE V IllA O E OF REMSiQTON HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. S4C.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS S i POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN pie•uardtoa Srenmery Find Xdgmard d tortdoaree dated October 13, 2000 entered to C M Ceee No 00 CA 14«3 14 L d tw CkcrX Court d to* irrw Judtod Ckoua to end tor SEMINOLE Courdy. SANFORD. Ftortto, I M l **• to to* Iddw d end b ed bidder tor eeah at W EST FRONT DOOR d tw 8EM M OLE Coredy Coretouee located d X I N . PARK AVENUE to SANFORD, Ftortda, d 1100 a t t on toe 14to dqr d Noyember. 2000 Sw totoartog LO T 52, VILLAGE O F REMSIOTON. ACCORDING TO THE P U T TH EREOF. AS RECO RDED IN P U T BOOK 4*. PAOE(S) 73 ANO 74. OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM M OLE COUNTY. FLORKM. Deled tda I3to to y d Octobm. 2000. (CIRCUIT COURT 8EAL) Maryann* More* Ctorb d Sw CtreUI Corel By. Ooratoy W. Bdton Deputy Ctorb THE LAW OFFICES O F DAVID J. STERN. P X ATTORNEY FO R P U S iT IFF 501 S. Urdvarady Drtva Brito 500 Ptoraahon, FL 33324 (35412*3-SOOO 0G65643(FMJNATB V )«u ara a peraon *4h a daabaty dip need* any an-nmnmrtoann to onto* to paraetoele to Ed* preeee*ig you are anBtod. d no ood to yw . to i d certoei a iiliiin r a . la d to* otoc* d Sw Court Artnintotratoi. SEM M O LE Coredy Courthoua*. al 407-MS4227 «4Nn N o (2) wording day* d your receipt <4 M e No*oa d Beta: 1*00*46-1771 (TOO) lot having or 1500 9454770, vie PitoM tOctobar 22,29.2000 T133 M T W O M U r T COURT O F T W IITH JU O K U LO R C U TT. * M AMO FOR I COUNTY, C A M NOU a » C A -1 l3 M 6 L BANC O W FS4ANOAL SERVICES. B4C. BURMA CONSTRUCTION. INC. TRUSTEE FO R TR UST SO W ESLEY BZAKYl A S TR U STEE FO R TRUST C-54 SUCCESSFUL SiVESTM CN TS. M a AB TRUSTEE FO R TR UST 64toC, STJd. Ctdabw 13. 2000. end antored to Ceae N oO G C A -IU I-14-L d to* Corel d toe IITH Jud to and tor Semtoda Coredy, n e e wiMeto Bano One Ftoancwr 5 S r S 2 5 S £ U .t o N O TC EFtaG A FO N G C A N E WITH D tEADUTM B ACT O F 1MO. PERSONS WITH A D M AStJTY NEEO M G SPECIAL A C C O M MOOXnONB TO RANRCM ATI M TH E PftO CEEO M O E SHOULD CO N TACT TH E EN FO RCEABLE WRITE SECTION OR T W C M L OVI6K3N A T T W E W fE R T E O f n c t t M BUSH K V D . SAN­ FORD, FVORKIA XT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO T W PR O CEED ­ INGS (LOT)M O 44*0 TTD | W ) J H 4 tQ _ PLAINTIFF cwac teT c o u r t C A M St HAND AM ) EUELWCT TO ANY AND A U . E X D T M Q I M , d “ CORPORATION PAL> LEATHERMAN a Ono Keyed*___ One booWa is |_ Moaer M0Q63417304QT Court WITHIN T W U T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F T W H R ST PUBLICA­ TION O F TM S NOTICE OR TM RTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE O F SER ­ VICE O F A CO PY OR TH U NOTICE ON THEM A t oSwr cradtora d to* dacadwd or ctorrwnto ogobwl •atooamwl to* Vw Corel WTTHM TH REE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F TH O NOTICEALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT S O F E E D W SJ. M FO REVER BARRED. The data d tw tod pubtedton d ■da N ofta to O ct 22.2000. L eca ls L eca ls toOTICBORBXLB NOTICE IB W R M Y G IV W tod. to tw Ftod Jr dgnerV d Itototoeaueeto I wB aet to tw N ghtd end bed bidder tar ca d i AT THE Wad Fiord Door OR COUM THOUM at toe BCMSdO ir Coredy Coretnuea toedad d 101 N PARK AVENUE to • a N M Ftortda. d t l DO ben. on toe 14*i M y d Ham ilton, 1000 tw M towtog deeotovd property ea a d torth to aeid Summary Ftoel ^ L O T * A W t k BLOCK I . LAKE RIDGE p a r k , a c c o r d i n g t o T W R U T TW R BO R . R E C O R O B W P U T BOOK E. RAGE EE OR THE county, r u m * tda 13Si day d October. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryann* More* C to rtd tw CtoM l Corel BrO oeoSiyW . BoSon T H E u C w OFFICSa OR DAVE) J STERN, P X ATTORNEY FO R P U M T V R EOI B .Lto M rd » D r tt BtRaSOO Ptordaaon . W .**U< (M 4I2S6TO P SS4S6S3CNCM] ■ you ■ * a perton w ih a “ 20, Ragaa 14 ton to d aw Putec d BawWwto Coredy. Ftortda to toe I to O A Booh 1544. Pag* 1ST* S itu 1722. d tot Pubic Raorerta d Benvnoto County. Ftartita and any ameodrwrda Vw rto. d prldo aato. to toa Mghad and b M ‘ ' ca d i, M 11:00 AA L on IS. aooa d toe W ed Fttod Door d toe Sewdncto Coieity Courtoauee. 301 North Part Avenua. Court Coredy CourthouM. al 407-4454227 a*dn ton (2) wortdng day* d your reoagx d **• Noac* d Sato: t000-055 4771 (TOO) tor her Impairad or «-*00-tSS«770. K u L i . Pi —i — to ——x — r toRw nbwy OfTVni P d b a h O d d w r 2 2 .2S. 2000 T i l l ____________________ S i T W C S IC U T COURT OR T W IITH JU O W A LC SK U IT, M ANOROR I COUNTY, S y w e r a e p e ric n a M a t to tda proceed­ ing. you a n drttotod, d no pod to you, to tw proddon d certain eaatotonoo. Ptoaaa corded Court SOI North Part C A M N O l M C A I4M 14 L BA MORTGAGE. U C . S U CC ESSO R BY M ERGER TO NATUNSBANC MORTGAGE BANK; BURMA CONSTRUCTION, INC. TRUSTEE FO R TR UST EC W ESLEY BZAHYI A S TR U STEE FOR TR UST 0 * 4 SUCCESSFUL SiVESTU EH TS, M C . A S TRUSTEE FO R TR U ST S4G C: CRANES ROOST C0N0044SEUM ASSOCIA­ TION, *4C.; SEM M OLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; DRIVEWAY MAINTE­ NANCE, SIC. aredetondarda. le d a d to Sw hlghMl and b ad bMtor tor M d id toa W EST FRONT DOOR d Banhid a Caedy Coretooua*. to dord, Ftortda. d 11OO a m on toa T4to day d Noventoer. 2000. tw to* towing da unto ld preparly ea aat torto to add Ftod Judgmard. to wt: SEM M OLE CcurVy.Ftortda UNTT 2*4, CRANES ROOST COND O UN EJU. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION O F CONOOMSMJM FO R CRANES R O O ST CONOOMSFU5L AND EXH M TB ANNEXED TH ER ETO F E E D M OFFICIAL R ECO R O S BOOK SOM . PAGE 1(00. PUBLIC RECORDS OF 8EM HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: TOGETHER WITH AN UNOM DCD SfTER EBT W T W C05S40N ELE­ M ENTS ANO LASTED COMMON a tk lE N T B DECLARED M S A D DECLARATION O F CONDOM M UM TO BE APPURTENANCE TO T W ABOVE CONDOMINIUM UNIT, I d *40 CRANES WAY BLOG 6 *264. ALTA­ MONTE 6PR M G S, Ftortda 32701 DATED (da 13T1 day at October bo b, In Accordance W S i TTw Amertcere n-u. a tie k y r* , R r s n u a nw i to Tina Corel al 201 N. Part tanked. Ftortda 12771. Ttdipham Nreidar (40713234330, N dLator Own Seven PTDayaPitor to The Proceeding.* H aertng (TOO) 1-600 8*4 §771. or Voto*(V)l-am#»S-*770.vtaFtai*j* Relay Bendoea. Mary Anne Movm Aa C to rtd aekl Court By DteutoyW Baton Ae Deputy C lart LAW OFFICE O F MARSHALL a WATSON, P X 1TO NW 46TH BTRCET. SUITE 120 Fort Lwetontoto. FL3330* Tatophone (864)4530385 Fecevn4e(8*4)771 ' — P uMW k October 22.26,2000 T134 PORATION. 14 tw Platolrn and JERRY L WONDER; CHRISTINA R. WONDER. FIRST TRUST O F CALI­ FORNIA. NATIONAL ASSOCIA­ TION, AS TRUSTEE; HIVERSIOE AT TYflNS RIVERS COMMUNTTY ASSOCIATION. INC.: ara tw Detondarda. I wdl aa* to *w Nghaat and tw d b iddv tor ceah d wed toed door d tw SEMINOLE County Court hour* aantord. Honda at 11:00AM. on tw 19ti (toy d Novandwr. 2000. tw Idtowlng daaatw d property ae a d torth In •aid Find Judirwnt: LO T 420. RIVERSIDE AT TWIN RIVERS UNTT «. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECORD ED M P U T BOOK 44. PAGES St THROUGH 64 O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA. A/K/A 2*05 HUNTERS LN. OVIEDO. FL 32758 WITNESS MY HANO and tw aad d tow Corel on October 16.2000 (SEAL) Ctorb d tw CeoW Court By-Mary Sboupe Deputy Ctorb dw vem a t la a ortotoa. P X P O Boa 25011 Tampa, Ftortda *3627 50 11 r 00001525 ^’See American* rrth EbaabW Hl Att t yuu a n a peraon wMi a rtaebWy ■ M ‘ ' t o -----to pertdpato to Ida prrr-awdng, yot e n anotod d no cod to you. h r tw emrlaaton d certain aaaieienc* Ftoaae carded Court A * i* «e* aeon W 201 N Part Averai*. Serdord. Ftortda 32771, tolaphona numbw (407)665-4227. wdNn 2 worbing day* d yore receipt d td t documenL t heertog toywlred. (TDD) 1800-855-8771. PdHah-OrtPbw 2 2 .2E. 2000 T142 t ( TH6 O R C U T COURT O F T W D O H TtEN TH M A N D FOR COUNTY. FU N O j M RE: ESTATE OF L O U WALTON NOTTCt O F AUMBMTR1TTON TTw artntohbaion d tw aatoto d L O U WALTON, rtocaetad. F a t Nundwr OOB53CP, la pendtog totw Clreut Court tor Bamtada Coredy, Probata DMatan. tw a t t a a d which la 301 K . Part Avenue. Bantord. FL. 32T71. TTw namaa and eddroaaaa d tw panorv d tapriairdatua and tw pataond rapreaentathrea attorney a n a d forth baton A U M TER ESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l peraona on ehonr tda note# la aerved who have objecaorw ted dw ianga tw veldty d tw wB. tw d tw penond n p n nua, ov FeWdcaon d tda Corel are n q iln d to toa tw e ob(ec*arw edh tda Corel WTTHM TH E U T E R O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE O R THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F TH E SERVICE O F A COPY O F THta NOTICE O N THEM d tw on wham e eapy d ton •awed wahn tore* nwn*w afwr tw dale d f w bar f f*r**rm d tea nudue n e t i t h f o U i e v a i tda Corel W ITHM TH E U T E R O F TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE OR THVTTY DAYS AFTER T W DATE O F T W SERVICE O F A COPY O F TH tt NOTICE ON THEM. A l o ftif r?i ifliifi of f t i1daoMJori dekna or Court WTTHM TH R EE MONTHS AFTER T W OATE O F T W FM ST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. A U C LA M S . DEMANDS ANO OBJECTION NOT SO F E E D W KL BE FO REVER BARRED. The data d tw am prXSoaaon d tda Nc«c* la October 22,2000. Sue* 4so Tampa, FL 33607 on ot before tokty day* horn to* dele d toe km pubkeebon d tola nonce end be toa ongrrwl veto toe Ctorb d tea Corel aatwr baton aervrea on PtotoMTa anomey or Immedaleiy toaraehar otW fetoo a dafatX wd be entered agam l you tor to* read demanded in toa compiavd NOTE. Piem an to tw Fee Odd Cdtodton Precncea A d you e n to be a debt cdtodor ahempnng to coded a date and any kitormaaon obtained w* be uaed tor toe) puroee. WITNESS my hand end to* aed d •art Corel on O CT 16 2000. (SEAL) Maryann* Mon* Ae Ctorb d to* Court By Ruth Wng A* Deputy Ctorb COOEJS 4 STAW1ARSKI, P X 4010 Ooyecoul Boulevard Suae 450 Tamp*. FL 33007 Tdaphone (813)8774006 CAS* 10-00-0669 Prtotoh: O ddw r 22.2*. 2000 TISS THCCM CUIT COURT O F THE EW HTEE NTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT M AND FOR S E W O L X COUNTY. FLO RKM CIVK. ACTION C A M NO. 87-3116-CA Drvr*rOHi4-K MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. ALTON COLEMAN AMJA ALTON C. COLEM AN, d d . NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purto an Order Retcfwduang to datod October 17. 2000 and entored In Ceae NO. *72I23C A d tw Clreul Court d to* EIGHTEENTH Ju d d d O o r t Vl and tor SEM INOLE Courrty. Ftortda MELLON M ORTGAGE COMPANY, la tw PtalntM and ALTON COLEMAN AMJA ALTON C . COLEM AN; ; KAREN CHAVIS: ; TEN AN T 61 HMJA TRACY POL­ LARD: I SEMINOLE COUNTY. ; CEN TRAL F L EDUCATORS FED ­ ERAL CREDIT U M O N ;; SANFORD ARM S ASSOCIATES. L P . D/fi/A CEDAR CR EEK APARTMENTS, e n toeD*tontonla,lw fla*ltoto*N gh• d tort bed bdder he ceah at wad kora (tow d toe SEM M OLE County CmeThouaa, aantord, Roride at 11:00AM, on tw 14to day d , 2000, tw Idtowlng property aa a d torto to •eld Ftod JuO y-w r LO T 54. MONROE MEADOWS. ACCORDING TO TH E PUT THEREOF AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK 46, PAGES I6ANO 17. PUB U C RECO ROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO RDA. AMJA 111 K E U Y CIRCLE. SAN­ FORD, FL *2273 WITNESS MY HAND and toe aed d tto Court on October 172000 (SEAL) M a rya m Mane Ctork d to* Clrorrt Court M T W CMCUTT COURT RayCW W ton 137 M iliiiiiiiM SfHanys,. ttMbim rv ft mtmmonm PO . Boa 1*20 SerWed. FL 32772-2*20 (407)3224012 PkbaWlOctobw 22. 2*. 2000 T154 M T W C B K U O CO URT o f t h e ir m Vs Marta OrtU; Ricardo Lula OrtU. Jr; Tha Unkriovm by. h r o O v Rlcanto Lula OrtU. __ _ urdmown panorda) In potaeadon d tw autyecr red eoparty 11; _ leWnown panorda) to ........... Inn d Ira added red protm y t t; ■ (vtog. and a l rehnown datowig by, taou dL unitor yyardeea. or otwr riaenentf.. rtotandard. N O TKB O F ACTION TO: Tha Unknown Ha**, dart*faa. tort, toratoea. or otw r datodng by. through, ur •garret Ricardo U fa Or«z.di i a .tnq and a* unknown by. torough. C A M NOi. 00-CA-1467-14-W FIRSTAR BANK, N X LVa STAR BAF6L N X auooaiaor by nw rgv > GREAT FINANCIAL BANK, FSB, V*. 8U C CESSFU L INVESTMENTS. M C . a t Tiuatoe lor Trod 107+1. 8URNA CONSTRUCTION. M C . a* Trustee tor Troal 1H. W ESLEY SZANYL *• Trod** tor Trod 10. PARESH N. VAJDYA. JO SEPH E A LTER and JO O C U M A LTER . CTTY O F SANFORD, STATE OF FU0RK3A DEPARTMENT O F REVENUE d id an redrawn per­ i l possession d toerad proper* •7. ______ P atandanM) NOTICS O F ACTION TO : W ESLEY BZANYI t *1v«. and a deed, a l parti** ctobntog H a n d by. toroudl m dw or egtoW W ESLEY SZANYL and a i parte* Itovtog or ddnang to have any ngRL T O d H a n d to tw prop- -W- - e - -----I— |4 ■ ■ . m rf rwitowi m v .i i m. 6i YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod on ocPon tor Fondooun d Mortgaga on tw loloewig daacrtwd property: LOT 244. WEWVA HUNT CLUB FOX HUNT SECTION 2. ACCORDM O TO THE P U T THEROF AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK I E RAGES 64. THROUGH 87. PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORKM. r V r 107 Hohtonwaa 0. la T O o o d , FL 3277* H e n itod agatod you and you a n rerpiHd to aarv* a copy d your eitoan detonao*. 1 any, to K. on Lynne M. French, Attorney tor na*4M, whoa# wfeboaa la Sdto 300. 1570 Medruga Avenua. Coral OaCea*. Ftarbto 33146 wfveh ■ wdvto tokly (30) days dtor too M pubbcoton d tore Noace and Be toe ongtoa! w di to* Oarb d tort Court edwr baton eenrto* on Ptotoara attorney or toaiwdMaiy toereeher: otoontoa fetrt wfl H erteted agalnal you tar toe ra id demanded to toe cornWITNESSmy hand and toa le al d H a Court H a II (toy d O CT. 2000 (SEAL) OMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION, JERRY L W O N O C a d d . Da4endwd(a). NOTICE IS HEREBY to an Ontor Retchedubng ' letod October II. to C e M NO 0022S C A d tw Cecua Court d tw EIGHTEENTH JurtoW O cud n end tor SEMINOLE County. Florida OMAC MORTGAGE COR- YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod an acbon tor lunctaaun d mortgaga on tw taaonrog daoertoed property LOT 42. OEERSONO E ACCORDM O TO TH E P U T THEREOF AS M P U T BOOK 46. PAGES 27. 26 ANO 2* O F THE PUBUC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA net you and you to ebrve a copy d yore 1 any. to E on WtoBEflLY A MATUUS. Aaorrwy tor tw M . whoae addnaa la CodWa ASfawwnU. P A 4010 Boyaood Bodavard w av M THE CMCUTT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Ceee No. 004*1-CP IN RE THE ESTATE OF tH ver j b o o t h . NOTICE OF AOMMISTRATION Tha *(bn*M!ratton d tw ertaia d ERVIN J BOOTH, daceaaed. Fla Number 2000091-CP. la pwbbng to tha Circurt Court lor Seminole Corety. Ftortda. Probata Dhtatan. tw ma+ng address d which la POOor SOM. Bantord. FL 32772 The name* and addrotre* d the personal reprtaenlalivt’i attorney ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT ■ perrons on whom raa nonce la •em d who have dyeetiona that challenge toa vatdey d toe wd. 1 any. the queMceliorw d toe panorv al repreaedelv*. venue, or pjnadcaon d We court ere reguead to Ha toe* obtacborw wtto toe court WITH­ IN THE U T E R O F THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cm M on d toe daced a d and other persons having ctaima or Aa O art d toa Corel By Ruto King Aa Deputy Clarb T if io n i wWi m <niOMy wno n m a apeoW aooommodeiion to partdpaa* to era pro:eaqng anorld corv tecr AOACoardewtor d Senkncto Courry Courthouse, 301 N. Pert Avenue. Suae N30I. Sanford. 32771. el leert * n dey* to toa proceeding TeNphone (407)323-4330 art 4227; 1400-0554771 (TDD) or 1400*55(770 (V) vw Florida Relay data d toe brat pub*ca*on d tha nonce muai Ma toe* claana with that court WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTEH T l* DATE OF SER ­ VICE O F A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM B n tr er*onon- 01 n t obcmowh and persona having clalma or demands agalnsl the dacedent a court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FO REVER BARRED The data d toe In t pubkeanon d M r nonce W October 22. 2000 Evelyn L Booth 2747 W edoi Lane Orlando. Ftortda 32810 WBtom S. Frailer, Eaqurt 1*1* Btondng BkeL. Ste 8 kaorvBe, h a . 32210 Tdaphone: *04(364-3640 Facatoda: MMGM-4666 Fie Bar 0068573 Pubtoh October 22.2*. 2000 T156 M THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C M C U T. M ANO FOR SEM M O LE COUNTY. C A SE NO. 06CA466-14G JO SEPH E. A LTER and JOOELL ALTER NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN tod toe m M M gned. toe CMrb d toe O n ! Court lor Sem noiv CouVy. F b rtk . rndar and by virtue d toe Stannary Find JuOiwra d Mortgage Foredtaeure heretofore entered on to* 1*to dky d October, 2000, to torn certeei cause panting to toe C kcul Court d toe EigMeenth Judiciel Orord d Florida, to and tor Semlnoia CoreVy. Ftortda. being C M Aceon NO. 00-CA958-140. In which JO SEPH E_ ALT1ER and JOOELL ALTIER are toe Platoon* and PARESH N. VAIDYA to toe Ddanrtod. end wider end by vkta* oI to* larma d toe sard Summary Ftoel judgment wW oker ke aato d prlWc outcry to toe htdiect end bed Odder tor cash al tw W ed Front Door d toe Semtoda Courtoouae, 301 North Park Avenua, Sanford. Ids on foe 14to day d November. 2000. d toa hour d 1100 a m , toe •enw batog a lagd aaiaa day end *w hour a toga! hour d ad*, toe reel party artuaied In Bemtod* County, Ftortda end daaotoad ea totra: LEO LOT 244 WEKIVA HUNT CLUB FOX. HUNT SEC 2. PB II POS 5447 T h i pm piity i t o m d , logcVuNr b<tong tog. or in any wtoe appartatofng. Is being add to aeady said Judgmed. DATED Ska 17*1 dey d October, TOO. (Bed) Meryame Morse Ctortr d tw C k a X IC a rh C M It 8*mtod* Coudy. Ftortda By Mery Slnxpe Aa Dapily Ctork loo* W Gray. Hanw A R d n o n . P X , P o d Ottoa Bee 3088. Orlando. Ftortda 32802 PubSah October 22.2*. 2000 TISS M THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE EMHTECNTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT M AND FOR u ia e o LK COUNTY, FLORDA CASE NO.: (642*1 CA-14-P COMPANION M ORTGAGE, A DELAWARE CORPORATION. M THE CMCUTT COURT M AND FOR SEM M OLE COUNTY. FLORJOA PROBATE DtVW OH C A SE HO ; 004*8-CP M RE T IE ESTATE OF GOLDIE LEE. NOTICE OF ADMP6STRAT10N The ertnevetretion d toe estate d GOLDIE LE E. deceeaed. F ie Number 00-995 C P W pendtog In toe Clrent Court for Semmoie. Florida. Probate Division, the address d which It P O Drawer C . Sanford. Florida 32771. Tha names and d l Uvea anomey are set torth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE N O TFIED TH AT A l persons on whom W t nobce It served who hev* ob|*chona that Chaienge toe vmkbry d to* w«. to* quaM cduna d to* peraond rapra•enUBve venue, cr |urtai*c«on d tola Court are recyerad to Me toe* obfeebons wtto ton Corel WITHIN THE U T E R O F TH REE M O N TIS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE O R THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cm M on d to* decedent and otw r parsons having claims or on whom a copy d tors nobce la data d toe MU pubkeebon d ton nokce mud Me took davna w di ton Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF TH REE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SER VICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AT otoer creators d toe decedent end persons having claims or demands against toe decedent s court WITHIN TH REE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS HOT SO FILED WILL BE FO REVER BARRED The Ode d tow tral pUWcwtian d tile rtosce • Ocfobw 22.2000 MARION LEE. JR WILLIAM H MORRISON. ESOUIRE 71006outo U S . Highway 17-92 Fern Part, Ftonde 32730 Tdaphone: 407/534-1424 Attorney tor Personal Repreeedab ve PubSah October 22. 29. 2000 7161 M THE COUNTY COURT O P THE EIGHTEENTH jTYPj f U L CMCUTT, M ANO FOR I COUNTY, CASK NO. Q0-437-CC-20-F SANDY CO VE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION O F 6EMINOLE. M C - ■ n d ke proM Ftonde CO A ENTERPRISES. INC . A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CORPORATION. UTOCNOWN PARTIES X POSSESSION. NOTICE OP BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVER that on toe IDm day d November 2000 al 11.00 a m u foe W ad Frod Door d toa Seminole Candy Courtoouae. toe in to n ig w d Ctork w« oiler tor Thai Certkto Condominium Pared Known Aa Una No. 201. Sandy Cove, A Condominium and An UmSMdad 0038232 kkeroai In The Land, Common Element*. And Common Eapanaea Appuetonad To Said U n i A l In Acoonlanca W lh Tha To The Covenant! Conkbona. Reetncbone. Terms And Otoer Provratotw O l Tha Daderabon 01 Condomevum Or Bendy Cove. A Condomeiiom Aa Recorded In O lbad Record* Book 1310. Page 1344 01 The Pubkc Records d Semtoole County. Ftonde togetoer wkh e l attuareea. Snprovwmanta, btourts, appkancea. and •ppurtanencaa on add land or uaed n coryuncbon therewith The aforesaid aato wK be mad* pursuant to a Summery Ftoel Judgmed erkend to C M No 00437-CC-20-F penctoig to to* Coreky Court d to* erghleento Judroiel Cacut ai end for Sarmnde County. Ftortda. Dated tola 1(to day d Ocfobar. 2000 MICHAEL C . BARBOUR end DONNA BARBOUR, ha W4*. end UNKNOWN TENANTSTOWNERS, NOTICE O F SALE Nobce la hereby (pven tod. pur­ sued to to* Order or Find Judgmed •dared to toe cause to to* Circe* Court d Seminole Coudy Ftonde I wd adt toe property situated to Sem raie CocrVy Ftonde. deecnbed e: LOT 5. BLOCK G. LAKE KATHRYN PARK 5TH ADDITION ACCORD M G TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK IS. PAOES 47 AND 45, PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUN TY, FLO RD A ANO THAT PART OF LOT *6. BLOCK D. D R MITCHELLS SUR­ VEY OF THE M O SES E LEVY GRANT. PLAT BOOK I. PAGE 5. PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. LYMQ VRTl BN AN EASTERLY EXTENSION OF THE NORTH ANO SOUTH BOUND ARY LINE O F LOT 5. BLOCK Q, LAKE KATHRYN PARK STH ADDI­ TION. P U T BOOK 15, PAGES 47 ANO 41. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. SATO PARCEL’S W ESTERLY bo un dary b em q th e r ea r o f Putkah October 2 2 .2», 2000 T157 §34 N. W niar Part O r. Ceaadberry. F L 32707 « auMo aed, lo toe N d » d «"d bed bidder, tor eeah. d toe w ed front door d the Seminole County Courthouse. Santord. Florida, el 1100 AM on November 14,2000 Deled October 17. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK O F THE COURT By Mery Stroup* Deputy Clerb In eoconlenc* with the Amenceni Ylth Dreabnitiea Act. persona with (bsaMPat neertng a apadd eccommodatan to pertMpela In tors pro­ ceeding Should contact court Artnindrstion at telephone number (f 07)6654330. n d taler Ihen eeven (7) day* phot to toe ptoceedtog It hearing Vrpated. (TDO) 1*00 955 S H I. or Vdca (V) 1400 *554770. vw Florida Relay Service Meson 6 Associate*, PA . 17757U S t* North. S d te 500 Claarwalef. FL 33784 (727)5383*00 Pubbsh October 22.29 2000 T160 on whom a copy d tola nonce la PARISH H . VAJDYA, d *4, * .P X V O . Bee 88014 TWiyw. Rtekle 33(22401* FW7084722 **S*e Fbrwnoerw wd< Dwebede* A d t you e n a pbnon w di e daebaqr rho needs aco ' ‘ to parUcaato to era enaaad d no coal to you. lor toe provlaeion d certain aaalatanc*. Plea** oonad Court ArMrtotrabon d 201 N. Part Avwnue, Sanford, Florida 32771, lelaphone nuntov (407)655-4227, w«hto 2 worbing day* d your receeb d tto documart; | heertog Vnpeeed. (IDO) 1 --------------1. PutadtOcfcbar 22.2*. 2000 T IM Lecals L eca ls L eca ls Page 511 THE ABOVE SAID LOT S. ANO THE EASTERLY BOUNDARY BEING THE HELEN STR EET RIGHT-OF- MARYANNE MORSE C U R K O F THE COUNTY COURT By Mery S1KX4W Deputy Dark * you ere a penon Mto a Oaebaiy order 10 pertopale to «as proceed­ ing you are erwaed. el no cod to you. to toe provwan d certeei r*** tone* Please canted Court Aantoistrebon el 301 N. Pert Avenue. Be** t o o l, Sanford FL 32771 (40T)*AA-4777 Mtoai 2 wortng deya d yota iscepr d tow notice. I you ere heanng or voce Impaired. 0X14004654771 HARRY W CARLS. ESQ Taytof A Certs, P A , 1*00 SmtstW Tower B ivd, Suee 820 Ortando. Ftonda 32410 PdAetc October 22.2*. 2000 T182 •BUY * st ll *T H A D E lln •*>! iiih im Ii H i i till • l.iHfoil la , u a166 (I (It 4 .<11 1 " f III Mltili Hr i (la) Va|li I |M ||t “ (H « l,lllv| laial.iL • HIT) i J J JI»|| �Page 6 B Sunday. October 29.2000 L CornmNaton ot Itie Cdy o l SarVotd, Honda. m i hoU a Put*c Hearing at 7 0 0 P M on Novem bat 13.2000. to lha City Comcnraamn Room. Cay Hall, 300 North Parti Avanua. Sanford. Honda, to conaldar and L fg a ls Lecals ec a ls T ilt S eminole H erald Sem inole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad FLO RID A Ftonda, at tt 00 A M , on M i l d city at N n w M t, 2000 MARYANN E MORSE CLERK O f CIRCUIT COURT 0Y M iry Stroup* Deputy Clerti L»« OtAoM at Daniel C. Canauegra (SOI North AmwnM Avemia Tampa FL 33004-1041 71— H elp W anted L ecals L eca ls lalonal MJOk driver «Sn benefit* No COLT I IT----------------- DATE O f SALE NOVEM BER 14, MOO NOTICE WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION 4 4 o l Maylarf Club Phaaa I aa racordad to Plat Book U . Paga 7 and • ot tha Public Record! ot Semmot* County. Florida All parttaa In toieratt and cMrana tha> have an opportuntty to bahaard at aaid haartng Dy order ot Via C ty Commiaalon ol tha Cdy ol Sanford, Florida ADVICE TO THE P U B IC » a paracn daodaa to appaal a dadeion mada wtVi raapact to any manat con atdered at Via abova m eatng ot boating. ha may naad a verbatim record ol tha prboaadnga. t u u t n j tha taa* TIME 10 00 A M W HERE: 1001 N Orlando Ave. Maitland. FI 327S1 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE IOENT1FACATION a 1) M D odg aC o* JB3CU24X4KU01(328 2) M Otda Cudaaa 1130 AM JAN ET EVANS M CERAM IC MOLDS AND HOUSEHOLD REM S, JAM ES BADAU <15 HOUSEHOLD OOOOS. SHANNON DUOAN i l l HOUSEHOLD 0 0 0 0 3 AN O FURM TORE 2 1 — P erso n a ls AucKonaarTampa Uqiadatora. A 23— Lo st Sc F ound UUOFM7ASaP33S741 3) M Dodge Caravan 1B4FK503JX278fl64 Pubiah October 29.2000 PROPOSED S A LS OVVtHRLRS LIENOR: BADtSCO O f FLORIDA 3701 S SANFORD W E SANFORD FL 31773 DATE OP BALE: 1*421*8 TEJE O f SALE: 800 AM YR MAKE VM •4 CHCV aaifP t2 S 3 R 2 ttt* 7 > PURSUIT TO F .i. 713.78, SAID VEHICLES W U . M SOLD TO SAT­ ISFY TOWWO A STORAGE FEES PLUS A C C U M U L A T E STORAGE. OW NER H AS A RK1HTTO A H EAR ; M G PRIOR TO SALE DATE. AN T VEHICLE WHICH REMAINS UNCLAM CO OR POR WFOCH THE CHARGES FOR RECOVERY TOW­ ING I STO R AG E SERVICES REMAP! UNPAID MAY BE SO U ) AFTER IS DAYS FR EE O F ALL PRIOR U E N S. BALE WILL BE HELD AS POSTED 4 AT THE LO CA­ TION INDICATED FO R THE LIENOR ABOVE. PtAAah October 29.2000 T IM not provided by Via C»y ol Sentord. (FS2M010S) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF TH ESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULO CONTACT THE HUMAN RESO URCES O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-M2H 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE MEETING Jenel R. Dougherty. CM C C ty Clerk PuHah October » . 2000 TM Donald F. Ealngar, Shan* ct Sem inole County, hereby gtvee nonce pureuam to Florida Stalua T06.l03Q < b)1.olN atnianBonioi>apoM of certain property d n o ta d a t ftoAowe: mnaJiomM 27— N u r s e r y St C h il d C ars 55 — B usiness O pportunities 1700.00 Caah toraid at Via Hebner* CfTY O F LAK E MARY, FLOMOA NOTICE OP PUBLIC HCARBM NOTICE IS HEREBY 0(VEN by Via TOO P. M , or aa aoon aiareaftar aa poesftrie, to hear a e q u u t tot appeal ol lha Board d M%uUmanr» danlal d a variance to Chapter 1S4 ST(CM4)(b) and Chapter tU D S tn . Lake Mary Coda at OtWnenoee, ediera aaW eyoaone (407)3*2-7771 NOTE: IF A PERSON D CO O ES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS BOARD WITH RESPECT TO ANY M ATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHE W U NEED A RECORD O F THE PROCEEDINGS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD O F THE PRO ­ CEEDIN G S IS M ADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTI­ MONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED . FLORIDA STATUTES 284.0103 PERSONS WITH O IS A B U m S NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ESE PROCEEDINOS SHOULD CO N TACT TH E CITY ADA COOROM ATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT <07-324-3024. CfTY O F LAKE MARY, FLORIO Carol A Foater, Cay CtarV DATED October 21,2000 Pubaen October 2«, 2000 LowMontVy Pyrnla. 1 Day Gvc. No Fee Jual Good 8V8 For Afp 1-877-748-BILL (2446) John W. Rodgare, Eaqt 304 E. CcfonM Drtva Orlando. Florida 12*C 1 (407)423-3401 Aaomey tor FlatoNI Florida Bar No 082746 HUM BERTO BAR R EN ECH EA. JAN E DOE BAR R EN ECH EA. UNKNOWN WIFE O F HUMBERTO BARREN ECH EA; IF LIVING, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S). IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. D EVISEES. G R AN TEES, ASSIG N EES. CREDITORS, LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. AND A U L O TH ER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST TH E NAMED DEFENOANT(S). GLADYS CREVOISIER; JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. Datandareia) MO n e e O F SALE auwd to a Feiai Sw im ary Judgmani o l Foradoaun atdarad to Vw above ■Mad cauaa. to V ia C M Court d Sam ntAa Courfy. Ftortda. I M aa* ClHilfledsWoiU C ilTo diyTo fU ce Yb iiAd 407-312-1611 (407)6440001 {A a t e * R jo o fiw ia MiTvmoFnoomo 8MCE 1828 M GENERATION OF ROOFERS "SP E C IA L DISCOUNTS , 7 0 CHURCHES �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. October 21). 2000 Ptiftc 7H Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad L — f ilM 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W anted 71— H S anlon W A kaM a™ ECSHIM hm t o F 155-2445775 99— A 93— R ooms F or R ent U Bootatora, la k e Mary Canpua or cal 407-338-3031._____________ M V w k. nd u dt* calm . utM aa A l privtagas. 5505 U k a Ava, Sanlord, ‘ 1-7033. d. 407-888-7 T1 Group Automotive System s It seeking 2ra> A 3rd shin Machine Operators at out Senford location Raq H E dpbm e 1 asp h Mkr pref W E E K LY R EN TA LS S tartin g • M M * . M M orto Dow ntow n 507-3N M 433 407-323-1704 EOE UFiTW Unaspartancad or Experienced data*art w etted. 8-Spm. E x e a M aamkiga. Ptoaaa c a i 904-747-0883. tv m ag______________________ liras Hauif * - —— - u-a sa loan — kI In jiiiii i iiis in- com e, a*ttb® onoan lor growing mortgage co No experience needed. No Ucansa raqulrad. U a d i karW Tiad‘BanaM i Padtaga*. Stoddan. Tumar. McKaa A U rta to 407-33M630. atot tor Jm . 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H a lt.. 407-331-0415. 99—Apartments - - lor Immadiata i 1 badroom lor an t> |450. Now undar naw managamartlocalednaar417l 1793 naar Sanknda Hjyi Sctad. Ca4 today 407-334-7773. EFFIC IEN C Y W/ M aid W ry fc T Convanlark Location 407-321-4900 3884 Jawatl U n a . Sanford. FL par tm en ts u r n is h e d FUR K. 1 BH Prkr arwanoa. b 4 f r .ll Unkua natling In dn town Sanford. Idatilor 1 pefson pett. U H i Ind. 407*323-^^9 Lv m*g . U p To A Qvtedo A pply In paraon at tt>a S C C ifc iiif 97— A a n ted t 2S-t7M ir PT/FT MAIL OROCR5NTERNET i Ccm m uniy Coteoa na P/T ca tN a ra , acctg Clarks th*ppar/raca*v»rs lo r tha cam cua Port wnraa. Oood cuatonar — J— r- *«■ aa 11u i ■* servee b ■ sorne ly ii unriy roqo W ATTENTION: WORK FROM HOME B ECU R tTY O FFIC ER JO B T rain in g Arm ad 4 Unarm ed B ra n U yA A teoe 407-540-1771 lilia fli E v B rv d av l elp Wendy 407-774-5436. 95— R oommate W anted Sanlord: O ulat Iam nia only lo r totstoAm2 SnSSARdm kta. WKL p od , N/8. S400flno a 1/3 S ac. Dap. 407-688-7225. Mm. MicAeMe’b Mouse 407-321-7635 SALES COORDINATOR -factory Fern* G il Carter -AXimorte Mai DAILY WOflK, DAILY PAY E t mtooto Tbwtte C w m -2 0 to 35 houra/wk (Nov4tec) -C a l 407/795-2333 Al«o ivtiiiblt thru MamgtmtiU Tralntt FTJMtortoriMdi 407-331 -7535. n y u nano wan N0FEE/E0E A t a Sain CoordiaatoHMonott Tralatt, you’ll aolicil butineu, *erve cuitom en, resolve problem*, prepare bid* and handle anten. Previoui tale* counter experience (i.e., aulo pant, tire, hardware) deilred. Excellent phone and communication t k illi needed. Work d o icty with Manager, G re« entry-level opportunity I CLIN TECHS Prime Equipment it your best employment choke for matching 401(k). medical/dcntal, paid vacation, holiday pay and mare. Pie-employment drug screening and back­ ground check required. Fax or tra d your mum* to: 407*2804106 ir vr idr wu nlor oi nW a fo i i i in*gp *— —vr iww r lrwlah o v inn ln p r rnu n o a M o ri i nIn i ■■ A m j I w u 4 c«u j i A 5 ft«a 4 I — U — —A — -J * fa a n v iro n m a m n u n t t o a o tc a i a o 10 Prctetotonali j q u a lity c a m ? If t o , Jo in u t i t ttite J o b 0 rowing r w h s c a w a w M b o c o n d u c in g o n a lto In te r- • Spaces available for chBdren 6wici • 11 yn. old. • Before and after school care for chBdren at Plneaest, Wicklow, Hamlton and Midway Elementary. • Computer classes for children 2 yn to 11 yrs old, • Balanced nutritional meals. • Excellent development program. Prim* Equlpmrnt, 2613 Hwy. 1792, Saufort, F L 32773, fox: 407-322-7726. VUU www.primt-tqulp.eom. An tquol opportunity tmploytr. • CerHflad T each an . PRIME JO B FAIR n ic in a t o ij ^ Uc«m«#293-10 Join Prim* Equipment, a nalionwide induttrial rental company terving the conitiuctlon, induttrial and petro chemical market*. n o v a m o t r is i« Ltofl-UWiT-ifM/iOti- - - . 0 n.m.-4 p.m. . . South OtmUiulo Hospital 858 W. Stats Road 434 9riNgklw9litiMnt Longwood, FL T o Q u a lify w o re q u ire a u o o o a a fu l o o m p te U o n o f a N u ra in g A a a fe te n t p ro g ra m , a n d / o r 2 y ra ■M&jpuauMrli i^iVitt iMirl toiri ri m mkjm n bui ■■-mlinum riteJteawfJtefkteiNit1 0A5-*ra c a n t a x p a n a n c a a s a n u rw n g a m t i a n t w a w M a la o o o n a k te r n u ra ln o a tu d a n ta w h o h a v a c o m p la te d uunant u rn a m a d / a u rg c lin ic a l r o t a tio n , o a rim c a u o n ta ra q m ra a . in a j o o la ir w in o a m u>a n n o a p a n m a m , w riic n ts 5—----a—-5 L . M , m L ———la—i lo c a ta a in m a n o ap aai< If y o u a r a u n a b ia to a tte n d th a Jo b fa ir, p te a a a fa x y o u r ra a u m a o r c a t D a b b la V a n H o rn a t tUr (4 0 7 )7 8 7 * 1 2 0 0 a x l 8 0 8 5 , F a x : ( 4 0 7 ) 7 8 7 -0 8 8 6 ORLANDO REGIONAL South Seminole Hospital fM70 407-4474010 m tnranan [nmaosta a ii h 8 i ; ia i; i a u u a a n w a w u a a i- ja c ir .iw a [ -iia r.il-] m in im i h u b r j w m iiM E -JU lilU U w watua L»JU M > Ji;i N lO U tfU M U * ■v •» umuuuj I I ir J I lld B fc ir .iu u u u w Tuo beautiful lakes and a breathtaking B iir .in i3 H O IIU M IH H IN U LM'Ul i: n = ir „ H iu i; i W M IIM H Id natural landscape make this close-in Cassrlbrrrj grm IIU I1 -JU J m isiu m izih something special! From the artistic iron gateway til^ i;1 L TJ ld W to the brick-paved walkways and rfrriwoji, Four Models •Now Open! Lake Griffin will be an absolutely stunning place • 100% financing on AUEnginmrd Hotm! CalfcxAnmara • iwMmaf «N coda 000 W" (Woh&ifiA tfp yffttHkidsQM /t atmkoot! Yk to call home. Home Prices from $l40s to $300t. • Ptnuit CtnUr 0/xn! • Four DttoraUd Modtls! • Gated Community! • ThmLaka • Srrludrd Park like Sitting • Exciting Not HomeDaigni • 3, 4 & 5 Bedroom Homesfrom $140‘t lit ESTATES 407-3S9-9100 p a n ic ia 48 Work without --(ba S.IL 436 to 17/92, go north I m ilt to Plumosa. umosa, Conlinut on H fum osa, model center on right. daring) 80 — M oinaa e 83 Pavcha aorta 83 W o o lflb S r 0 1000 by HPA toe (■id/) i n i i(j I I5 « • <I I I �Page 8H Sunday. Orlobcr 20. 200(1 T he S eminole H erald CLASSIFIED Sem inole Herald You can fax your ad to 407-323-9406 300 N. French Ave., Sanford 32771 • P. O. Box 1667, Sanford 32772 Our office la open to aarva you Monday through Friday, 8 am • 5 pm 322- 2611 DEADLINES: Daadkna la 9 p m. on Monday lor Wadnaaday papar and S p m Thursday lor *># Waatand addon. A 4 kna minimum appkaa to pnvata party ada. 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National Cities 3 Baach AJ maps, forecasts and data provided by Accu Wsathsr, Inc. 0 2 0 0 0 so 81 81 a-sunny, pe-partfy 407 324-1177 - CLEANING SPECIAL •DUSTING •VACUUMING •MOPPINGAVAXING FLOORS •WINDOWS/MIRRORS • CEILIN G VANS •ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED IN SIDE A OUT • CHANGE DOTTY LINENS Wir Srnvif S iin lo u l November 3rd, d tkA S tk , For More Information and Directions Please Call: (407) 262-1801 General Admission: $12 • Students, Children A Seniors: $10 203 3 M agnolia Aye. H istoric Downtown Sanford, FL L.ikc M.iiy. All Suininolir L m m t y K siniiiiiiiilinii , n r , i scattered showers • D-Sob-M ™ nund redudon • DESS™ Left-deference • 1&i)aL tJEitark—hgauga 13QhpRot«® poepbrt OtiH ftod heclon Nad/ designed hul ITyou’re looking to change your weekend outlook, why not stop by your local Sm *D ooP ta to r aid create a few scattered showers of your own? 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 29, 2000; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c85aa1ccc3e79802c708cfd5a4484e22.pdf 15efd57f5003a659aab432394df3cce7 PDF Text Text T DECEMBER 20, 2 0 0 0 SMVKAN No.U When the competition got bet­ ter, ao did the S C C womens basketball team. Th e Raiders knocked off nationally ranked Palm Beach Community College on Monday night. P a g e lB is ... Sanford M ain Street, In c, has announced winners o f the Sanford M ain Street holiday awards. For die Christmas Parade: First P la c e : Page Private School "Space Shuttle Float, com ing hom e fo r the h oli­ days." Second Place: The Sem inole H igh School Band w ith the Dazzlers. T h ird Place: G oldsboro Elementary School. For the H o lid a y w in d o w decorating contest for d ow n ­ tow n merchants: First Prise: A rts and Ends Second Prise: Lady Jaynes T h ird Prise: Fred A . W hipple, Estate Furniture. . : iv > AARP needs assistants f o r Tax-Aide frog ram A A R P annually offers assistance, counseling and preparation service fo r senior citizens. The service is offered free o f charge and is spon­ sored b y A A R P in coopera­ tion w ith the Internal Revenue Service. Last year; o v e r 155,000 taxpayers w ere helped in the State o f Florida. The o ffer w ill be m ade again at the beginning o f next year. A t this time, A A R P is seeking volunteers to assist in this project. Tax-Aide volu n­ teers receive free tax training from the IRS. Volunteers w ill be asked to g iv e a m inim um com m itm ent o f fou r hours a w eek o v e r a ten-week season. l b volunteer fo r the A A R P Tkx-Aide program , phone Bill M ack at 407-236-0557 or Jackie Sward at 407-647-5233. Roy'nol Tilman - 2nd-grode student at N e w life Christian Academy . SS-VS .88 10A «A 12A 1A ...2A IM S in o l e H er ald Sanford, Florida Copyrt^l O 8000 Tho SsnSnol* Haratd 50$ S a n fo rd e le c t io n d r a w s s t a m p e d e F o u r h a v e p a c k e ts ra c e , Stepping Up Se m he p ic k e d in c lu d in g u p f o r m a y o r ’s in c u m b e n t L a r r y B y J o * DaSantls Stall Writer S A N F O R D — W ith the official quali­ fyin g period for Sanford's M ayoral race and d t y com m ission seats in Districts 1 and 2 fust w eeks sway, the potential field o f candidates m ay rival d ie 19 entries that w en t to the starting gate in this year's Kentucky Derby. A s o f M onday, no less than 11 in d ivid ­ D a le uals had picked up qualifying packages, including tw o anonymous candidates in District 1 and another anonymous candi­ date leaving no indication o f potential office sought. A lso M onday, incumbent m ayor Larry Dale, w h o previously stated he w ou ld not seek a second term, left the d oor fV.VU.. 1 o W.f H..V mien to the possibility another run. Dale has pickedd up qualifyin qua g papers for the March 2001. election. " It ’s a w eek before Christmas and no one has for­ m ally announced fo r the m ayor's race," Dale said M on day morning. " I w ou ld prefer not to run again but I'm not totally ruling out the possibility." District 1 com ­ mission Brady Lessard held a for­ mal kickoff fo r his m ayoral bid last night at A n g elo 's Pizza. " I ’ve m ade the decision to seek the m ayor's office because I love Sanford," Lessard confirm ed yester­ day morning. "W e 'v e made tremendous progress in the last tour years, and w e need continued strong leadership in the next four years to turn the com er." Lessard pointed to increased staffing levels in public safe- See Election, Page 14A G a lle r y h a s t h e r ig h t t o u c h The Artistic Hand provides something different for the holidays Leading proponent of rail system urges state to 'seipe the moment' Managing Editor O V IE D O — H id d en am ong shady old oak trees, The Artistic H and In c , is an oasis fo r consumers lookin g for som ething unique to g iv e their M en ds and fam ily this holiday B y J o e D eS an tis Staff Writer S A N F O R D — N o one is sure w here the m oney is goin g to com e from to build it, but the leading proponent o f a bullet train across Central Florida has m et w ith Gov. Jeb Bush and tec- M ore than 300 local artists |and s«U their w a r n at im ia n w W I 1W» 4 t v d o p m «n l o f on townl Intricate b rA >*-•«■••• »i ■■ * v* BAaiwaa w i vvw#f"o$5m an otcpuiyi every roam o f the 1929 cottage. " m try to fit into a unique n id ie ," said Barbara WalkerSeaman, w h o co-ow ns the business w ith her husband, Del. "W e feel art is as im por­ tant as any other area in soci­ ety and that beautiful things should b e available to every"It makes the w o rld a better place." A ccordin g to WalkerSeaman, the venue also gives artists the opportunity to try n ew things and take risks, which they can n ot norm ally ’ ■ In her afore. More than 300 focal artists esfl their wares at The Artistic Hand. d o at other; larger galleries. The Seamans n ot o n ly m ar­ ket other artists'w orks, both are experienced artisans w h o have spent years teaching in Central Florida schools. T h ey also o^vn Big O s k A r t Works, a com pany specializing in acces­ sories, such as decorative ves­ sels and sculpture, fo r the t j M t a f o n d t f l n a market The Artistic H and In c , w as establOhed 10 ytiarsago When the Seamans decided they Wanted to make art accessible to everyone, not just die wealthy. The couple visited various art shows asking peo" " t h e y w anted to display t o f their pieces in the n ew gallery. The business opened its doors w ith about 35 artists show ing their w ork. Since then, the gallery has m ore than tripled the num ber o f artists it displays and offer* an array o f • unique items created in the Bakery opens in downtown Sanford By Dan Ping Editor S A N F O R D — For the first tim e in m any years, the sweet smells o f broad and pastries are w aftin g through d ow n tow n Sanford. Tuxuny Colem an and her husband, Jeff, h ave opened Tam m y's Custom Bakery at the com er o f Sanford A ven u e and 2nd S treet For Tammy, it's the culmina­ tion o f 20 y e a n o f hard work. " I 'v e been in this business a lon g tim e," Ih m m y said. "O p en in g this bakery is som e­ thing I w anted to d o because 1 believe the old style bakeries can d o a better job than grocery •tore bakeries." Tam m y go t her training at the DeLand Bakery, w hich p rovided outside services to a local g ro ­ cery store chain. T h e chain eventually began its o w n in­ house bakery, w here Dunm y w orked fo r several years. "T h e thing I d id n 't like is that I couldn't be creative," Tam m y said. " I f a customer w anted a •p ed a l cake, w e couldn't make it unleae it w as in the book. T h e n w as no custom w o rk ." Tam m y said she likes doin g the custom w o rk because it's a challenge to m eet the cus­ tom er's expectations. She said w ed d in g cakes are her special, but she w ill d o just about any type o f cake. " I 'v e m ade cakes in the shape o f fire trucks, baby diapers, erupting volcanos — pretty Dockery unveils plans for bullet train legislation ■ li toyTImm * M u m I Tkmmy Coteman is baking up goodtoe for 8anford residents at her new bakary at 8anford Avenue and 2nd 8traaL The bakery's hours era Monday through Saturday 7 a.m. to 6:30 p m much anything y o u can think o f," she said. *U you g iv e m e a day's notice, I can custom ize 8 cake fo r y o u ."1 A resident o f Volusia County, Tam m y said Sanford is an ideal place fo r her business. " I chose Sanford because I thought Sanford needed a little bakery," Tam m y said. " I had looked at M L Dora, but it was too far to drive. Plus, they already have three bakeries, and Sanfora didn 't have any." So far, Tammy said sne has been pleased w ith the bakery's early success. In fa c t she said •he and Jeff had planned to open for business on D e c 2, but actually began selling pastries on N ov. 29. "W e w ere testing the ovens and equipment, and people started com ing in wanting to buy stuff," Tam m y explained. "W e told them w e w ere just m aking a test run, but they said, 'W e don 't care, w e want to buy what you ’re m akin g.'" Tam m y said she w ill have a grand opening ceremony in a fe w weeks, but in the meantime, she invites residents to stop by fo r a m orning doughnut. For m ore information about the bakery, call 407-302-4110. Central Florida area. "W s o ffe r m any unique Items fo r reasonable prices, w hich are set b y the artists them selves," Walker-Seaman said. "T h is is a great place to find a unique g i f t " O n M onday, one customer bought 25 d a y m ugs to g iv e as Christmas gifts to ms co-w ork­ ers, and Walker-Seaman said sales have been g o o d during See Gallery, Page 8A a H ig h Speed Rail A u th ority to oversee the construction and operation o f high speed rail. O n N ov. 7, alm ost three m il­ lion voters approved the m ea­ sure that requires the state to build a high-speed ground transportation system. Lakeland businessman C.C. "D o c " D ockery has released a draft o f a legislative bill and forw arded it to the Governor, members o f the State Cabinet and the State Legislature. D ockery said the bill gives the G overn or and members o f the Legislature an unparalleled opportunity to "seize the m om ent" and step forw ard to lead the nation in p rovid in g See IValn, Page 8A St. Johns officials approve stricter water restrictions Latest figures for the 12month rainfall in Sanford indi­ The S t Johns R iver Water cate a total o f 3332 inches have Management District (SJRfallen from Novem ber; 1999 W M D ) is expected to place through October, 2000, a deficit more severe watering restric­ o f 15.49 indies below normal. tions on Seminole, Orange, G overning Board Chairman Volusia, Lake and Marion Bill Kerr is concerned that the Counties. drought is significantly impact­ The decision was m ade at ing underground water levels. the monthly governing board H e says the board is urging meeting on Central TUesday, D e c Florida busi­ B ill K*rr, S t J o h n s 12. The restric­ nesses and b o a rd c h a irm a n , la tions, barring residents to any heavy c o n c e rn the d ro u g h t conserve rains, are wherever pos­ m a y sign ificantly expected to go sible to ensure threaten u n d e rg ro u n d that there w ill into affect in January. w ater levels. S a nfo rd, be adequate H ie district water supfo r exam ple, I t 15 has already lies available had a nineIn ch e s b e lo w no rm al, i the future. year prohibi­ W hile low tion on outdoor irrigation levels in lake* and rivers are between 10 a jn . and 4 p.m. beneficial for the health o f daily, as w ell as the restrictions those w ater bodies, low under­ on watering for od d and evenly ground water levels can pose numbered addresses. pressure and saltwater intru­ N ow , the SJRWMD is plan­ sion problems for water, and ning to lim it outdoor irrigation can increase the likelihood for to tw o days a week. The district the formation o f sink holes. had previously recommended Last summer, there w ere 20 the rixiuction in outdoor water­ sink holes reported in this four ing, but plans to make it county area, and officials say it mandatory next month. could be much worse this year. E �Page 2A Walncwloy. December 20, 2000 T he S eminole H erald Sem in o l e Sum m ary A GLANCE ARO UND OUR COUNTY T im e to celebrate U n d erd og D a y E t e n th o u g h " t is th e s e a s o n ", n o t e v e r y c o lu m n n e e d s to d e a l w it h th e h o lid a y season . T h is o n e is a im e d at an o b s e rv a n c e h e ld o n th e th ird F r id a y o f D ecem b er. T h is y e a r it's D ec. 22. It's " U n d e r d o g D a y ." U n d e r d o g D a y salu tes — b e fo r e th e ................................ y e a r 's e n d — a ll o f the u n d erd o gs and u n su n g h ero es, th e N o . 2 p e o p le , w h o o ft e n c o n trib u te as m u c h as th e N o . 1 p e o ­ p le w e re a d a b ou t. E x a m p le s m ig h t b e R o b in s o n C ru s o e 's F rid a y, o r S h erlo ck H o lm e s 's D r. W atson . I f w e r e a lly th in k Nick a b o u t It, w e can c o m e u p w it h o u r o w n u n d e r d o g s , o r sec• • • • • • • o n d s -in -c o m m a n d ; su ch as assistant fo o tb a ll coach es. T h e h ea d c o a ch g e ts a ll th e g l o r y in a w in (o r a ll th e b la m e in a lo s s ), b u t th e assistant c o a ch es a re o ft e n th e o n e s w h o h a v e d o n e th e w o r k . H o w a b o u t S e m in o le C o u n t y 's C h ie f D e p u ty S h e r iff S te v e H a rrie tt. H e d o e s a g re a t d e a l o f w o r k , b u t th e s h e r iff o r th e s h e r iff's d e p a r tm e n t g e t m o s t o f th e c red it. M a n y c itie s h a v e a d e p u ty m a y o r o r v ic e m a y o r (S a n fo rd a n d L a k e M a r y a m o n g o th e rs ). T h e y ta k e o v e r w h e n th e m a y o r is o u t o f t o w n o r w a n ts to p a r tic ip a te In s o m e th in g b u t is n o t a llo w e d to d o s o u n til h e tu rn s o v e r th e g a v e l to an oth er. T h e s e p e o p le d e s e r v e a g r e a t d e a l o f a p p re c ia tio n , b u t a re o ft e n th o u g h t o f as th e s e c o n d b a n an a, i f th e y a re e v e n id e n ti­ fie d . (C a n y o u n a m e th em ? ), In m a n y cases, e s p e c ia lly in g o v e r n ­ m en t, m o s t o f us d o n 't k n o w th e n a m e o f th e " c h ie f d e p u t y " o r s e c o n d in c o m m a n d o f a d e p a rtm e n t. T h e y d id n 't g e t to th e ir p o s itio n s b eca u se th e y w e r e " g o o d p e o ­ p l e , " ( o f a m r s e a f e w e x c e p tio n s h a v e b e e n n o te d ). T h e y tra in ed th e d e s ig n a tio n s » b e c a u s e th e y W e re c o n s c ie n tio u s a n d h a r d r w o r k e r s . Y e t th e y a re g e n e r a lly ig n o r e d w ith 1th e b o ss g e ttin g a ll th e c r e d it I f y o u w e r e o n a q u iz s h o w a n d th e cat­ e g o r y w a s " V ic e P re s id e n ts o f th e U n ite d S ta te s ", o th e r th an th o se w h o e v e n tu a lly b e c a m e p re s id e n t, h o w m a n y ca n y o u n a m e ? A s k a ro u n d — c a n y o u n a m e th e p re s e n t lie u te n a n t g o v e r n o r o f F lo rid a ? E v e n C h r is to p h e r C o lu m b u s , o fte n c r e d ­ ite d w it h d is c o v e r in g A m e r ic a . H e d id n 't s te e r th e S an ta M a r ia , h e fu st sa t a ro u n d w a it in g to a r r iv e s o m e w h e r e (h e d id n 't k n o w w h e r e ). H a s a n y o n e e v e r c re d ite d th e ca p ta in s o f th e th re e b o a ts ? N o o n e e v e n k n o w s th e ir n a m es. P e rh a p s o n th e o b s e r v a n c e o f U n d e r d o g D a y, w e s h o u ld g i v e s o m e th o u g h t to th o se w h o h e lp e d m a k e o u r le a d e rs w h a t th e y a re tod a y. C o m m u n it y N otes W in ter Springs C ity Com m ission The Winter Springs C ity Commission wUl hold a spe­ cial meeting W ednesday D e c 20 beginning at 5 p.m. The sole item on the agenda is consideration o f the W ym an Helds Plat. Solid Waste Schedule O n Christinas Day, Monday, Dec. 25, them w ill be no residential garbage o r recy­ cling collection services in unincorporated Seminole County. Service w ill resume on the next regularly sched­ uled day. There w ill also be no residential collection cm new Years Day, Monday, Jan. 1. Both the Central TVansfer Station on SR-419 in Lon gw ood and the Seminole County Landfill in Geneva w ill be closed for both holi­ days. Pfeifauf P ick in ' that Bluegrass The C ity o f Lon gw ood is holding a Bluegrass session on the third Saturday o f each month at the community building in dow n tow n Lon gw ood, com er o f W. Church Avenue and Wilm a I rem em ber when 1 w as a kid w e had an o ld pull-start lawnm ower. Y o u 'd tie a knot In one end o f a rope and hook that Into the hub on top, and then g iv e it a g o o d yank. Sometimes, If you r brother w as standing too d ose, the knot­ ted end o f the rope w ou ld w h ip out and n a » torn Iha groinal That W as‘aferaya g o o d fo r a laugh. Eventually toe Red knot w o u ld break off, and y o u 'd h ave to tie • • • • • another and then another and, in time, toe rope g o t too short to use. So y o u 'd g o to to e hard­ w are store and bu y a n ew piece and start the process all o v e r again. It w as inconvenient and sometimes irritating, but, on the other hand, it w as sim ple and you alw ays knew h o w to fix toe problem , and that m ade y o u feel strong and In control. N o w , o f course, w e all h ave elec­ tric-start rid in g m ow ers. That's ' i start ,bu t Green ng F o rg e ry L aw ren ce W a d e D elk, 44, o f D eLan d , w as arrested b y Sanford p o lic e Thursday. O fficers nad been sum m oned to a bank in D o w n to w n S anford, w h ere a suspected fo rg e ry w a s rep orted at the d riv e -in w in d o w . W h en o ffi­ cers a rriv e d they w e re to ld the w o m a n w h o o w n e d a check D e lk w a s attem p tin g to cash fo r $180, w as In th e b a n k at th e tim e, clo sin g an account, and had n ot g iv e n perm ission to a n yon e to cash a check. D elk w as arrested on charges o f possession o f a fo rg ed instrum ent, and fo r g e r y o f bank checks. D ru g A rrests C a lv in C o p ela n d , 22, o f H a rd in g A ven u e, San ford, w as arrested b y San ford p o lic e Tuesday. O fficers located him d u rin g a su rveilla n ce fo r d ru g to fix i t and that makes you feel w eak and ou t o f co n tro l Plus, w hen you nail you r brother tn the groinal area w ith one o f those babies, it can be serious. N ow , occasionally you see an exception, like in m y case w h ere you find an u g ly g u y married to a beauti­ fu l wom an. But that's not Science. That's Love. O r M artyrdom . The Sliding Scale A n O unce O f Preparation W ith luck, w e all get old. But you need to be d oin g things now, w h ile you still have y o u r faculties, that w ill make your old age as enjoyable as possible. I'm sura.you'U be able to || jq q ^ jjR u ra elvea .b u t ■y much m ore intently, 1 ---------...to get you started: w e c o n rid erb ttf com m ents to be the 1 G et yduif praying in now, w h ile highlight o f the conversation. W e are you r knees are still good. v e ry fam iliar w ith ourselves physi­ — M ake an appointm ent to have a cally, m entally and spiritually so w e vasectom y on you r 90th birthday. each becom e the measuring device — Buy trophies at garage sales b y which w e Judge the w o rld around and scatter them all o v e r you r house, us. — M a k e u p !incredible stories So w h en w e say som eone is smart about you yourr life. life, N o b o d y 's g o in g to o r attractive, w e really mean "b y listen to you anyw an, ay; you m ight u w ell have com parison." For exam ple, I think lave the fun o f lying. Regis Philbin is a pretty smart guy, — Find things that'interest and but w o u ld A lb ert Einstein feel toe exd te you, and stare at them fo r same w a y about him ? O f course the hours. That w a y w h en you 're on corollary to this theory is that you 're you r deathbed and you r w h ole life g o in g to be ju d ged the same way. flashes before you, It'll be easier to You w ill o n ly seem smart to people pay attention. w h o are dum ber than you, and you — W hen you die, leave everything w ill on ly seem attractive to people to you r deceased parents — one last w h o are uglier than you. You m ight shot at screwing up the lawyers. w an t to keep that In mind w hen you 're lookin g fo r friends o r soulO XXXI N<m yif » h l f i l a A s a I sometimes find it i w e all h ave such i about each other. I think It's’ because w e p a y so much attention to outy elves. W a look in the m irro r a lot, has been charged w ith a g g ra ­ v a ted assault w ith a d e a d ly w eap on . activities at 5th Street and C ypress A ven u e. D u rin g the arrest attem pt C op ela n d rep o rted ly lucked the officer. H e w as ch arged w ith p osses­ sion o f cocaine w ith Intent to sell, resisting an o ffic e r w ith violen ce, and ta m p erin g w ith eviden ce. F red d ie W illiam s, 32, o f S u m m erlin A ven u e, Sanford, w as arrested b y d ep u ties in the 900 b lock o f M a p le A ven u e in San ford Friday, fo llo w in g a rep orted disp u te w ith a fem ale. H e w as charged w ith battery, dom estic violen ce. L aw ren ce D. M c In ty re , 26, o f G o ld en ga te C ircle, S an ford , w as arrested b y San ford p o lic e M onday, In vestiga tin g p ossi­ ble d ru g a c tiv ity at 12tn Street and P alm etto A ven u e. H e w as charged w ith possession o f cocaine w ith intent to sell. D riv e . H e w as ch arged w ith burglary, trespassing and crim inal m ischief. B u rgla ry John H e n ry A n d e rs o n Jr., 19, o f Lake A ven u e, San ford, w as arrested M o n d a y b y Sanford police in con n ection w ith his reported e n try in to a vacant apartm ent at L ak e Jennie Apartm ents on Lake Jennie B attery Brian K eith G reen law , 46, o f C le a r L ak e C ircle, w as located in an a lley near 20th Street and French A ven u e Tuesday. Sanford p o lic e said he had been accused o f threatening to sh oot a store e m p lo y ee. A 22 ca lib er a ir pistol w a s fou n d d u rin g the arrest. G reen la w Jill D. C arpenter, 32, M y rtle A ven u e, S anford, w aa arrested b y Sanford p o lice W ed n esd ay as the result o f a disp u te w ith a m ale, at h er residence. She w as charged w ith battery, dom estic violen ce. D aniel M ich a el Jackson, 38, o f H a yes D rive, Sanford, w as arrested b y Sanford p o lice at his residence Tuesday, fo llo w ­ in g a reported altercation w ith a fem a le at his residence. H e w as ch arged w ith battery, dom estic violen ce. Sanford p o lic e arrested B everly A n n M urray, 33, o f W est 14th Street, Sanford, at her residence on M onday. O fficers said she h ad been in a figh t w ith her nephew , and had cut h im In to e stom ach w ith a sharp object. She w as charged w ith a ggra va ted bat­ tery w ith a d ea d ly w ea p o n (dom estic). S h o p liftin g M ich ael A . D avis, o f A p o p k a w as arrested by L o n g w o o d p o lic e M on day. O fficers said h e rem o ved item s from a store in the 200 b lo ck o f U 5 . H ig h w a y 17-92 w ith ou t payin g. T h e item s included a $9.99 b o ttle o f T ylen o l, a $4.11 o liv e lo a f and a $1.87 salam i. H e w as charged w ith p etty larceny. T he Seminole H erald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ Wadnaaday, Dscambar 20, 2000 • Vol. S3, No. 53 PubUchsd avary Wadnaaday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Aye.. Sentord, FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2011 - f «(4 0 7 ) 323-9406 Tad WtfMr TrudM Langtord I H i r i Republic Newspapers, Inc. ________ _____ ___________ _ \ H H M M M M N IM a M be available Events are scheduled Jan. 20, and Feb. 17 horn 6 until 10 pan. E nglish! Seminole Com m unity continues to offer free classes for non-native speakers at three locations in Seminole County, including the n ew campua in O viedo. A ll classes w ill begi 8.2001. Other ___ at the main campus in I M ary and H unt Club in Apopka. G asses 'are f t i e 'f r ^ 1 adults 16 years o f age and old er w h o a n U S , Citizens, permanent U S . residents or refugees. The classes are at eight levels from beginning to high-advanced academic skills le v e l Courses run for approx­ imately seven weeks arva are offered days, nights, and Saturdays. For more information phone Nelson Pagen, Student A d viso r at 407-328-2420 or visit one o f the campuses. Early registration is suggestedLipizzan er Stallions The w orld famous Lipizzaner Stallkyna w ill be at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Dec. 29 at 7:30 p jn . and Dec. 30 at 2 p jn . and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are n ow on sale. Prices are $2250, $1850 and $1650, $2 discount fo r chil­ dren 12 and younger and seniors 60 and older, $3 dis­ count for groups o f 15 or more. Call 1-800-858-6444 for additional information. Bowhunting Course The Florida Fish and W ildlife C onferva ban Commission is offering a free bowhunting d a n to the pub­ l i c Pre registration is required. The course w ill be from 8 a jn . until 5 p jn . Saturday, Feb. 24, 2001 at Seminole County Gun and Archery Club in Geneva. Tb register phone 352-6252804 M onday through Friday from 8 a m . until 5 p m . Persons under 16 years o f age must be accompanied b y an a d u lt We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. A ll letters must have name, address and phone number to be published , �T he S E h iN o u H f r a i .ii Wednesday, pcmnbrr 2(1. 2000 Page 3A O b itu aries LU C ILLE C L A R K L u dlle O ark, 73, S. Park Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, Dec. 17,2000. Bom in Henderson, N.C., she i.j 5 moved to Sanford from ' : ; £ — 1954. She was a homemaker fl and a member o f Lutheran ■ Church o f the Clark Redeemer. She belonged to Sanford Garden Club, Fleet Reserve, and Am erican Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include husband, Bill, Sanford; daughters, Denise Rohrer, N ew ton, N .G , Cathy M arkowicz, Geneva, Teresa Graham, Lakeland; sisters, Margaret Wilder, and Sarah A nn Shelton, both o f BlackwiU, N.C.; brother, Titus G. Parrott, Long Island, N.Y.; fiv e grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral H om e Oakls w n C h apel Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge o f arrangements. L IL L IA N E C H A S E Lillian E (Stone) Chase, 82, Southbridge, Maine, form erly o f Sanford, died Sunday, D e c 17, 2000 at the Greenery Rehabilitation Center, Hyannls, Ma. She w as b o m in Sturbridge, Ma., and resided in Sanford for 10 years prior to returning to Southbridge last year. She w as a nurse in the Obstetrics and M aternity Unit at Harrington M em orial H osp ita l Soutnridge. Survivors include daughters, Jane L. Blake, Southbridge, Barbara A . Kiusalaa, Wert Barnstable; sons, Charles S. and H enry W. Jt, both o f Southbridge; sisters, Charlotte Smith, Flskdele, Ma., and Laura Simpson o f Stuibridge, Ma.; 14 [grandchildren; 12 great-grand- Boulevard, lake M onroe, died Saturday, Dec. 16,2000 at his res­ idence. H e was bom June 30, 1924 in N eopit, Wisconsin. H e was a veteran o f the U 5 . Navy. Survivors include w ife, Susan Menter, Lake Monroe. Banflcld Funeral Hom e, Winter Springs, in charge o f arrangements. M A R G A R E T A L IC E H IG G IN S Margaret A lice Higgins, 81, Stillwater Avenue, Deltona, died Saturday, D e c 16,2000 at Florida Hospital Fish M em orial, Orange City. Bom in Charleston, S.C., she m oved to Deltona from N ew p ort N ew s, Va. in 1974. She was a retired nurse, a Christian, and an Alum ni from M edical University o f South Carolina. Survivors include husband, Jack, Deltona; sons, Jack W., and Donald J., both o f Deltona, Peter R , Ham pton, Va.; one grand­ child. Baldauff Family Funeral Hom e, Orange City, in charge o f arrangements. JESSE J A M E ^ J A C K S O N SR. Jessie James Jackson Sr., 75, Dolarway, Sanford, died TUesday, Dec. 12,2000 at his resi­ dence. H e w as b o m Dec. 9,1925 in Dawson, Ga. H e w as a Janitor and a member o f Progress Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include sons, Nathaniel, Jessie James Jr. and Lester, all o f Palman, Ga.; daugh­ ter, Edna M ac Jackson, Thomasvillc, Ga.; sisters. Ruby Jennings and Donna Ash, both o f Sanford; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Wilson-Eichclberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge o f arrangements. JAM ES E. J O H N S O N James E Johnson, 75, Oak V iew Circle, Lake Mary, died Friday, Dec. 15,2000 at his resi­ dence. Bom in M arvell, Ark., he m oved to Lake M ary from Atlanta in 1990. H e w as a profes­ sional w ith Boy Scouts o f America. H e was a m ember o f Central Baptist Church o f Sanford and a veteran o f the A rm y A ir Force. H e belonged to Kiwanis, Rotary, Knights o f Columbus, and President o f the Country Club Oaks H om eow ners Association. Survivors include w ife, Emily, Sanford; daughter, Debbie Bryant, Lon gw ood ; son, Jim Jr., Underhill, Vt.; brother Eslcy, L O U IE f L y R A Y M O N D E PO TTS Raymond E Potts, 44, Buckeye Acres Drive, Osteen, died Sunday, D e c 17,2000. Bom in San Jose, Cal., he m oved to Central Florida in 1979. H e was a welder. Survivors include w ife, Lisa F., Osteen; son, Joey Ray, Osteen; daughters, Tiffany D. and M egan R , both o f Osteen, Courtney M. Gossett, DeBary; brother, Boyd, Sanford; sister, Sharon Pahlitzsch.se, Moses Lake, Wa.; parents, Harry Potts, Fort Worth, Tex., Helen Potts, Osteen. Memorial services w ill be held Dec. 23, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Lake M onroe Park, DeBary. D ove Funeral Chapel & Crematory, Winter Park, in charge o f arrangements. JAM ES W IL U A M W H E A TE R James William Whcater, 79, Rosetta Drive, Deltona, died Friday, Dec. 15,2000. Brim Feb. 9, 1921 in Pascoaq, R.I., he moved to Central Florida from Hawthorne, N.J. in 1979. H e was a retired teacher at Hawthorne and Ramsey H igh Schools in N e w jersey. H e was a veteran o f the U S . Marine Corps. Survivors include wife, Helen E ; son, James R., Hawthorne, N.J.; daughters, Helen Marie Hawkins, Chcpachct, E L , Carol Lynn Swinncy, Columbia, Md.; brother, Lawrence V., Pascoaq, R.I.; four grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Baldauff Family Funeral H om e and Crematory’, in charge o f arrangemenls. D E L P H IN E M O O R E W IL L IA M S Dclphine M oore Williams, 47, East 20th Street, Sanford, died Wednesday, Dec. 13,2000 at Winn Dixie H ope Lodge, * Gainesville. She was bom April 29,1953 in Sanford. She was a day care teacher and a member o f Mount Zion M.B, Church, Midway. Survivors include husband, Eddie Dean Williams, L ik e Alfred; brothers, Tony Smith, Fort Lauderdale, Ulyscss Iverson, Belle Glade; sisters, Drema Smith, Belle G lid e, Theola Moore, Oriando. Wilson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge o f arrangements. Family Owned & Serving Central Florida For 10 Years GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial Cremation $450 $1,495 T ra n s p o r t O u t O f State $795 Wc Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans Hardw are a Stores [ Graveside services and burial W ill be at the conveniece o f the p m lly , in N orth Cemetery, Sturbridge, Ma. t BeUnger-Bullard Funeral H o m e , Southbridge, Ma., in ^ p fa r r ^ w in w n t* , Louie Fly, 76, Orange O L G A J. O G O R ZE LE C O lga J. Ogorzelec, 99, W. Vineland Road, Orlando, died Saturday, Dec. 16,2000 at her res­ idence. Bom March 6,1901 in Wiclopolcskrzynskie, Poland, she m oved to Central Florida 11 years ago. She was a homemaker and a member o f H oly Family Catholic Church. Sim was a member o f live Polish National Alliance and the Polish W om en’s Alliance. Survivors include daughters. Eve S. Kobos, Orlando, Ellen David, new Orleans, l i t ; tw o grandchildren. 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ANTI-PRU6 PROGRAM-1 Sunshine in the dark Public m eetin gs that last until 3 a.m . bend the intent o f S un sh ine L aw s and fail to adequately serve the citizen s Sanford M a y o r Larry Dale has his detractors, but even those w h o see a Dale conspiracy behind e v e ry city action must adm it the m ayor g ive s am ple tim e for public com m ents du ring city com m ission m eet­ ings. O ne o f D ale's first acts as m ayor w as to fo r­ m ally establish a citizens' input on the com m ission agenda, and he put it at the begin ning o f the m eet­ ing. U nlike L o n g w o o d M a y o r Paul Lovestrand, w h o once com m ented that "T h ere can be too much dem ocracy," D ale understands citizen input is an integral part o f a representative governm ent. T h e H erald also b elieves citizen input is im p o r­ tant, but w e b elieve the valu e o f the city's e ffo rt to receive citizen input is dim inished w h en public m eetings continue w e ll past m idnight. T h e Dec. 18 C om m ission m eetin g is a prim e exam ple. The m eeting began at 7 p.m. M onday, Dec. 18, and the last item o f business w as concluded eigh t hours later at 3 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 19. T h e reason p ublic m eetings and records law s — som etim es referred to as Sunshine L aw s — w ere created w as to ensure citizens had access to the govern m en t process. W h en m eetings continue until 3 a.m., Sunshine Law s are dilu ted o f their intent. Yes, com m ission m eetings are op en to the public, but is participation encouraged w h en citizens have to sit through an eight-hour m eetin g to h a ve their say at 2:30 a.m. ana still be at w o rk b y 8 a.m.? Furthermore, are com m issioners at their p rim e w h en m eetings last until the w e e hours o f the m orning? C om m ission er W h ite y Eckstein, for exam ple, w o rk ed all d a y M o n d a y as a history teacher at Sem inole H ig h School b efore g o in g to C ity H all fo r a C om m ission w o rk session at 4 p.m and the regular m eetin g at 7 p.m . Was C om m issioner Eckstein operating at his prim e capacity w h en the m eetin g en d ed at 3 a.m.? W ere his students better served the next d a y w h en he had to teach class w ith little o r n o sleep? ............. W e d o not w a n t to d isparage com m issioners' . w o rk ethic o r their ab ility to serve their con­ stituents. W e also d o n ot b elieve com m issioners are engaged in a d iabolic conspiracy to circum vent the Sunshine Laws. There needs to be, h ow ever, a w a y to conduct city business in a tim ely m anner w ith ­ ou t engaging in marathon m eetings that discourage citizen participation. O n e w a y to accom plish this is to fo llo w the d t y o f Lake M ary's exam ple and ad op t an ordinance that prohibits public m eetings from continuing after 11 p.m. Som e argue Sanford com m issioners often face com plex issues and certain d t y business dem ands tim ely action. W e suggest a Sanford o rd i­ nance could include a provision that rolls all agen ­ da items not considered b y 11 p.m. to the next night. Such an ordinance w o u ld require com m is­ sioners to m eet on consecutive nights if the agenda is not com pleted, but as Dale recently told d t y departm ent heads, govern m ent should b e accessible to the public at the citizens' convenience, not the govern m en t's convenience. W e agreed w ith Dale at the time, and w e h op e and the com m ission apply that sam e standard to public m eetings. jp S u a V WE COULp SENPOUR ILLEGAL prug user* _ INfTEAPOFSENWNS MILITARYAIPANP big bucks to J o tf Ak COLOMBIATO TRY stop ILLEGAL PRUG TRAFFIC TDTHE U.S.A.... Sort of f a TO COLOMBIA... Bush should reach out, not bend A1 G ore has conceded the presidency — and graciou sly at that. But not so w ith his allies on C a p ito l H ill. N o r his special Interest chums. N o r his sym pathizers in ............................... the national m edia. "T h o se w h o sup- ported Bush, despite Joseph P e rk in s com petence, w ere on a b lin d m ission ," said Rep. Charles Rangel, the N e w York Dem ocrat. "T b w in the election at an y cost." " N o final, d e a r determ ination o f the p e o p le 's choice fo r president w ill e v e r be re a d ie d ," declared a statem ent from the A m erican s fo r D em ocratic A ction . "Texas G ov. G e o rg e W. Bush w ill assum e the m antle and the h on or o fp r e s l- c s lly m o tiva ted U i . Suprem o C o u r t .... h anded the presidency to Bush." T h e D em ocratic le ft sim p ly w ill n ot accept that the n ation 's voters actually m eant to elect G e o rg e W . Bush. T h ey refuse to b e lie v e that the A m erican p eop le actu ally w an ted Republicans to be in charge o f the fe d e ra l governm ent. So n o w they are tryin g to persuade the public that the N o v . 7 election w as a "sp lit-d ecision ." T h at the v o ters d id n ot p refer on e p arty o v e r the other. Th at the A m erican p e o p le cast a collective, v o te fo r Dower-sharing b etw een Republicans an a Democrats. T h at has been the p reva ilin g post-elec­ tion sp in from D em ocratic partisans. T h ey argu e that h a lf the com m ittee chairm an­ ships in the Senate ou gh t to g o to D em ocrats because the u p p er cham ber is d iv id e d 50-50. A n d they suggest that Bush ou gh t to ap p oin t three o r fou r o r m ore D em ocrats to his Cabinet, as a gesture o f bipartisanship. W ell, h ere's a reality check fo r the G oreD em ocratic partisans: You r defeat on Election D a y w a s com plete. That w ill be qu ite apparent on Jan. 22 w h en , fo r the first tim e in n early a halfcentury, Republicans w ill control the W h ite H o u se and both houses o f Congress. A n d n ot to b e o v e rlo o k e d is that Republicans boast a m ajority o f the n ation 's govern orsh ip s w h ile con trollin g the sam e num ber o f state legislatures as the Dem ocrats. Yes, the presidential race w as argu ably the closest in history. Yes, the m argins o f m ajority in the H ou se and Senate are the O a il< l t tsA> narrow est since the 83rd Congress, in 1953-1955. N everth eless, It Is the p arty o f Bush that enjoys these majorities. T h e p arty to w h ich the voters have entrusted the reins o f p o w e r fo r at least the next tw o years. That is not to say that Bush and the Republicans can feel free to g o v e rn w ith ­ ou t consideration o f the Dem ocratic m inority. But as the victors on Election D ay (h o w e v e r close the m argin), they should not h a ve political terms dictated to them b y the losin g Democrats. By all means, this Bush W h ite H ou se and the Republican-controlled Congress should m ake a b o w to bipartisanship. For there are a num ber o f issues that h ave been Ign ored d u rin g the past eigh t years In W ashington — lik e Social Security reform ana M edicare reform — because o f rancor betw een the tw o parties. But Bush and the Republicans must not sacrifice core principles fo r the sake o f bipartisanship. T h e y must not g iv e in to aula from the D em ocratic-leaning nation- From A to Z A rt Zielinski asks people what they think The Cky of Sanford wiU loom hare a pack ofgrimf|jj|£ fftf elpny with their owmtn — wham tha mew "Paw Park” early March. Tha mmlqmadog play­ ground wM be the Jim oj its kind la central Florida. Our question this week is, "Do you think the Paw Park it a good Idea, and toyom think we thou U h u iU 1 Joyce Schools, Sanford Anything you can do for animals is always wsicoms. Tha dogs nsad a play­ ground too. ft^f *opinity, - 1- 1-wSH I think everyona should have a piaca to taka their dog. One dog park In each community should be sufficient Christina Oaughenbaugh, Sanford �r T he Sem d .i l / H erald Wtilnwulay. Dm-mlxr 20. 2000 POftC 5 A JCPenney Starts today! Shop now for best selection! F a n t a s t i c s a v i n g s o n s e l e c t e d o r i g i n a l p r i c e s K F la n n e l I < >i A th le tic A p p a re l E H H R gS| K id s S e le c te d Newborn, Infant & Toddler Playwear B o y s ’ N a tio n a l B ra n d C o lle c tio n s Savtnga off o rig M prices. M ehown. ‘O rigM * prtoM reflect offering price# wMch may not hava raauttad In actual aalea. OUlet atorea ara excluded from thta avanL Intermediate merVdowna may have be origlnM-priced merchandiaa. Ctaaranoa Hama avaHabia while euppflee laoL MetchendMa a election may vary from one JCPanney atom to another. A ll stores open early! M onday - F riday: 8 a .m. Saturday: 7 a .m. C hristmas Eve : 8 a .m ‘ Except where restricted by law. Seminole Towne Center Sanford (407)323-1310 Volusia Mall Daytona Beach (904)255-0971 Altamonte Mall Altamonte Springs (407)322-9600 Fashion Square Mall Orlando (407)896*1006 Florida Mall Ortando (407)851-5200 West Oaks Mall Ocoee (407)292-9915 �Page GA Wednesday. December 20. 2000 Till SEMINOLE lltKAI.lt T he Seminole H erald V i o l e n c e : D d iiJ t M a k e E x c u s e s Home Decor & Furniture * Je w e lry ¥ C o lle c tib le s i ’ Linens W hatknots W Pictures Hi’ Rugs W W a te rfo rd W Furniture (NAPSA)-Mnny families may be able to enjoy a happier holi­ day season if they take steps to reduce tensions and defuse potentially volatile situations before they start. Some people believe that domestic violence increases during the holiday season. I lowever, statistics show no Sue Downey / Owner 1010 W . State R oad 434 L o n g w o o d , F L 32750 (Township Pla/a/4.Vt & Rangeline) 339-0087 7 DAYS A WEEK DINNER CRUISES FRIDAY & SAJURDAY Christmas Day Cruise W lito S p e c i a l *5 Christmas Day Menu Noon •4 P.M. I responsibilities. SSE 5 - S u cc< year. H ow ever, -------------------dom estic violence does contin­ ue to affect all facets o f our society, regardless o f race, edu ­ cation or financial standing. To help people in healthy relationships sort through problem s that can occur during the holidays and throughout the year, the National Coalition Against Dom estic Violence (N C A D V ) offers these tips. H ow ever, if you arc in an abu­ sive relationship, please get help. (N A P S A )- A great gift idea this h oliday season m ay be right in front o f you r eyes. This practical present is not o n ly unique, trendy and in vogu e, but also provides a lifetim e o f protection for som eone's vision. I f you're thinking about sunglasses, yo u 'v e got it m ade w ith shades. OAILY Call Now To Reserve Your Seating For Our Traditional Il l O * Use negotiations and fairness. Seek m utually satisfy­ ing resolutions to conflict, accept any changes and be ' ' mi w illin g to compromise. ZOTO “ GET TEXTURE” j PERM S >• (h O C CONDITION "cK" A STYLE I "iVIfff OA»V TMi^M^Me.'rwaSeT' •orb Adorexu , tbsa S (M« • »H« « IM« » . a n w ru • a- * • a. 'i M W M t a i ' QA0t*/mtm : I j 4 - ^ a *• BettyAnne's Hall 110 E. First St., y Sanlord f (407)322-4813% V Make fam ily deci si ons togeth- , er. ■;" • Rem em ber you r eco­ nomic partnership. M ake your m oney decisions together as you plan you r shopping so that everyon e benefits. • Use non-threatening ‘ ’ Trust and support your behavior. Think before you say something. W h y add stress h i 1 loved ones. A s you r friends you r loved ones' lives w h e n 1 nh and relatives converge, they m ay bring w ith them conflict­ you can speak and communlcate in such a w a y that feels' ''n' ing thoughts and ideologies. Be respectful o f others' dreams safe and com fortable? and beliefs, rights and feelings. • Share responsibilities. I* Com m unicate openly W ith the holidays com e added and truthfully. Accept responsi- ber Susan Taub, M D . T o o iron occur. Sunglasses m ade w ith much exposure to these raya <jq protective lenses and hi-tech can cause changes in the eye w coatings can help protect the eye from all o f these diseases. |< > Optician Rene Soltis recom| •u'j.fi mends buying sunglasses rnotl from a reputable dealer, to be JW B juir sure o f proper U V protection V- • f\ and adequate tint. She also . P j w i i J urges buyers to consider g iv ­ Ing a gift certificate A ccordin g to the Better Vision Institute (B V I), a non­ profit advisory board to the Vision Council o f Am erica, quality aunglasaca ora m ore titan Just a laahlon accessory. "Consumers need to know that proper sun w ear can pro­ tect their eyes from long-term dam age from the sun's harm ­ ful U V rays," said BVI m em- redeemable for sunglasses, bo th ^redplent can decide on / jfy U style, tint and protection. 11 This holiday season, the a.” jo y s eyes have It. G iv e the stylish ***.£ *iic " ‘Jr i$ift o f sight-a unique gesture' in IC H lltllH jiiim i'i sure to be appreciated. >sure to generation Sunglasses ore a thoughtful, i painful r.r| practical gift that keeps on -m ay alaor/ig g ivin g by protecting the eyes. ARE VOU READY FOR B A 1T I A , CHSHSTM AS? Tm Iln.iil.'vl ^ * T h e G ift o f S od w e a r Bring Your Holiday Guest, Leave The Cooking To Us! Rivership Romance LUNCH CRUISES HI l Kf ON TMl wATI N* AYS Ol Till hi AllTIlUt ST IOHNS RIV| U I MM’» 4 MMf ‘if MiM'Hi. Si Johns clear increase \Comel*An4&nlht SPECIALGIFTForTheM n Family! * MOMDAD.ANDTHEKIDSTOO! Have suit. W ill travel! ia r.u: (itnU l'rtn,r\> Cut *1549» Ckmwl S,’i iW i M i l n r: P a rties bility for self- acknowledging past use o f disrespect a n d /o r vio­ lence, admitting being wrong. • Respect your friends and family, and yourself. Listen non- judgmentally. Be emotionally reaf- wgpjgm * I^ ^ M X Large Selection O f 14 KT and 10 KT Gold Chains • Charms • Rings Bangles • Earrings and Bracelets To learn more, visit the Web site at w w w .ncadv.org. ;| | . •> w In Downtown Sanford Historical District gel help by con­ tacting a domestic violence program or the National Domestic Violence H otline at 1-800­ 799-SAFE. ' S bEBR firming. In addition to I l r 9 joy and love, the holidays can bring Understand and value others'opin- B|SSk . P P.' ions. strcss-which needs to be dealt with properly. If you are in an abusive rela­ tionship, N C A D V urges you to Weilnesday. December 20. 2000 Page 7A NEA Cranberry G lass . . . with pure gold in the formula The Active Consumer Safeguarding Your Online Privacy This Holiday Season (NAPSA)—Privacy. It's become a very important issue that online consumers must address while shopping on the Internet It is predicted that online holi­ day shopping will nearly double this year. However, with recent news of privacy violations, includ­ ing the sales o f customer data­ bases without consumer consent, online privacy la an issue that could dram atically afTect con­ sumer decisions regarding holiday e-commerc* transactions. Many companies offer services to consumers to ensure online privacy. One company is dedicated to putting consumers in control of the use and distribuUon o f their personal informotion online, by providing free, downloadable tools for managing how this data is used. It believes that shopping on the Internet does not need to bis an inUmldating or personally revealing process. In an attempt to raise aware­ ness about how to protect per­ sonal information during the busy shopping season, this company, Persona, Inc., has composed the following tipe for holiday ahopperi to ensure a safe and enjoyable online experience: • Always review a Web site’s privacy policy and determine how the site uses personal informa­ tion. Look for the ability to change or correct your information in the future. I f the policy or uses of your data are unclear, avoid the site. In addition, steer clear of sites that don't have a posted privacy policy. • Look for third party privacy seals. These seals Indicate that a site complies with posted privacy policies. 8eal-issuing companies also act as industry watchdogs and enforceri when policy guide­ lines are not m et • Utilise software that alerts you of cookies, small pieces of computer coda that allow a site to track Web activities, provide personalized con­ tent and deliver advertising. 8uch software lets you determine If you want to accept or block the cookies from being placed on your PC. • When filling out online regis­ tration forma or buying gifta on the Web, indicate that information you provide may not be shared with another party by choosing the "OptOut" option. I f a site does not allow you to "Opt-Out," don't conduct transactions with the company. • Never give out any informa­ tion online that makes you uncom­ fortable or that is unnecessary to complete a transaction. • Make sure all Internet trans­ actions are done with a secure con­ nection-look for a small icon rep­ resenting a lock at the bottom of your browser when you enter a site. l b help manage con su m ers' personal inform ation and help ensure a safe online holiday shop­ ping experience, Persona offers a free PersonaValet toolbar, which detects cookies, automatically fills out online forms and chooses what information is provided to Web sites, lb download PersonaValet or to learn more about online privacy, visit the Persona Web site at wwwpenona.com. 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BS1 E. 8 .R. 434 SUlWlSO * Longwood k SATISFACTION GUARANTEED LICENSED •BONDED •INSURED 22 [S | • Layaway • W e Ship Nationwide .J �I*ugc HA Wednesday. December 20. 2000 Tiie S eminole I T ’ S H E R E !! Phone* H erald Train C o n t in u e d f r o m P a ge 1 A 21st century transportation solu­ tions for m illions o f frustrated travelers. A ccordin g to Dockery, the bill w ou ld create a Florida H igh Speed Rail A u th ority to d e v e l­ op, finance, and construct a high speed ground rail transillation system linking orida's fiv e largest urban areas. T h e amendm ent to the constitution leaves it up to the Legislature to determ ine the five largest urban areas. Dockery is suggesting that they be defined as N orthw est Florida, Northeast Florida, Central Florida, Southwest Florida, and Southeast Florida. The bill fur­ ther directs the Authority to construct the system in seg­ ments. The first segment to be built w ill connect the Tampa Bay area, Lakeland/W inter H aven, and the greater O rlando m etropolitan area. Subsequent segments w ill be built to connect tne follow in g cities, taking into consideration the d em an d fo r service, finan­ cial participation b y local g o v ­ ernments, and the available financial resources o f the G Activati on F ro IfcLLIH ^* | C E L L U L A R ^ Authorized Agent of BEl (4 0 7 ) 3 2 8 © S O U ! 1 1 s r r e n c ii avt S A N I O H I) Authority: Port Canaveral/Cocoa Beach, Ft. Pierce, West Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, M iam i, Daytona Beach, St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Ft. M ycrs/Naples, Sarasota / Bradenton, Cainesvillc/Ocala, Tallahassee, and Pensacola. Tire Authority is directed to franchise, on a bid basis, the operation o f the high speed ground transportation system. T h e bill w ould require bidders for the operation o f the system to pay an upfront franchise fee and pay a percentage o f gross revenues to the Authority. It is anticipated that the operators w ou la also be required to fur­ nish the train seta fo r their oper­ ation. Am endm ent 1 was passed by a majority o f Florida voters on election day after winning Supreme Court approval to have it placed on tne N ov. 7 bal­ lot. M any local municipalities and county governm ents across the state form ally oppose the high speed ground transporta­ tion system, Sem inole County am ong them. In O ctober the Seminote County Com m ission am ong others forw arded a reso­ lution to the State Legislature, claim ing no funding source for the project had been identified and that passage o f the am end­ ment w ou ld result in billions o f dollars for previously planned transportation projects w ou ld be diverted to the bullet train. Even Dockery acknowledges that if riders o f the bullet train don't buy enough tickets equal to the bullet trains construction and operational costs, state law ­ makers have no alternative but to stick Florida taxpayers with the bill for the estimated $10 b il­ lion project. Dockery is suggesting the State Legislature use some $70 m illion a year it had earmarked for the bullet train last year, but Gov. Bush killed that proposal in 1999, divertin g the m oney to other road and transportation projects statewide. W h ile county and municipals governm ents w arily eye the potential loss o f m illions for their respective transportation projects, Dockery's proposal goes before the State Legislature in March. G a lle ry ---------C o n t in u e d f r o m P a ge 1 A ■ P A M E L A J. H E L T O N , the holiday season. Popular items include stained and handb iow n glass items, pottery and children's hand puppets. "E very tim e w e sell a piece o f artwork, it feels g o o d ," Walker* Seaman said. " I know it is goin g to g o into som eone's hom e and w ill be enjoyed by other people. "A n d , it shows that the pub­ lic is supporting the Am erican artist." Walker-Seaman said she wants to make sure her cus­ tomers also have an enjoyable shopping experience. There is even a com er w here children can play whrilc their parents P.A ATTORNEY AT LAW BANKRUPTCY • D IV O R C E Payment Plans • Also Practicing In: Family Law, Modification, Child Support, Landlord /Tenant, Evictions, Domestic Injunctions, Guardianship, Probate and Wills. KOI N . M n u iiu lln A v r., S ir. 4 0 J , O rlu ru iu , p t , 32HQ3 Phone: 481-9564 tin g Y o u r W o r ld H o m e On Specially Grade Paper 4 Newsprint *Full Process Color Available * High Quality *Low Prices *Fasi Turn-Around AgU f l u ^ | | L y L DyiafLuk wlHO 111! wRBWIIRflRl 1PWWR1 ■ iNIIWM| ItRHNBlwPPRp8 Tt* hnng* • *so™, * ani-vsnrt atom n* mum m tuban *W M" I browse the gallery. "Th is is a great place," she said. "W e can make beautiful artw ork as long as the public continues to support the artists." D arin g the holiday season. T h e Artistic Hand, located at 353 N orth Central A ve. on the com er o f SR 434 and Vine Street, has extended hours. Through Saturday, the store w ill be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and it w ill be open Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. For m ore inform ation about the gallery or art classes, call 407-366-7882. 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S T A T E R D . 434 O V IE D O , F L. 32765 Phone (407) 365-3740 M£rry Christmas #5 T x he L iquor S VALUES REBORN Thrift Stores tore will close Monday. Dec. 25 to celebrate Christmas The L m Ai L offer v S/< >ri * EflnxffqSRKfA!!) dUA8A0CEt OTP.-MT., OEC. 27-90 • Lessons • Music • Sales • Rentals 851 E. Hwy. 434 Time Square Plaza Longwood, FL 32750 Wednesday D E C . 27 • Repairs • Karaoke • Accessories 45* l f f i ? E V E R Y TH IN G ! Rod 8 Wanda ShutUewoftt Thursday D E C . 28 407-767*2001 Phoni 8 407*767*1600 FIX 8 5 5 * OR? E V E R Y TH IN G ! wwwCf03l!Y(Ofl3ndo.co(iVrnusic/(lfwind$ "T Since 1979 S O U T H E R N D IS T R IB U T O R S Of Orlando, Inc. I jf t r f J! i.-m iB I N E W C O N S T R U C T ! OF - M l* Servin g C e n tra l F lorid a S in c e 192B ... :v TILEJN-STOCK *1 □ • 30,000 S F • 40,000 S F 590 SF/ v. '//, 75C S F ®F* Friday D E C . 29 E V E R Y TH IN G ! Saturday D E C . 30 7 5 *0 0 1 ? A N Y TH IN G L E F TI SHO P LO N G W OOD 9 :3 0 am - 5:00 pm 6 0 0 N . H W Y . 17-92 Fairm ont P laza <1 m ile N . o f H w y . 4 3 4 ) L o n g w o o d w ill c lo s e Tuesday, D e c e m b e r 26th & Tuesday, January 2, 2001. R eo p en January 3, 2001 loaded w ith n ew stu ffl S H O P O V IE D O 10:00 am - 5 :0 0 pm 940 N . C en tral A v e . A rtesian C en ter (across fro m Tfce-It U p ) O v ie d o Store w ill be op en Tuesday, D e c e m b e r 26th & Tuesday, January 2, 2001 C A L L 407-322-0925, ext. 4 to schedule pickup o f household g o o d s o r to plan an Estate sale. Your Donations A re Tks • Deductible BRING THIS AD DEC. 27-30, 2000 AND RECEIVE A $10 G IFT CER TIFICATE FOR FUTU R E VISIT VALUES REBORN Thrift Store is opsretsd by The Christian Sharing Center a non-profit, interdenominational ministry helping Seminole County families in need since 1986 www.christiansharing.orgwww.vaiuesrsbom.org i �Withifwlfiy. Dctcmlii’r 20, 21)1)1) I'llftP i)\ T U F . SEMINOLE H F .R A U ) R e tire d te a c h e rs m eet Everyone has a favorite Holiday! What’s yours? Visit our decorated model center today and make your choice from a dozen affordable and exciting designs. FREE pre-qualification! Member of the Seminole Retired Educators Association meet at the Best Western Marina Hotel last wook for their annual Winter Holiday Social. Freelance loumaUst Jane Park of Winter Park was the group's speaker. Also attending the event were members of the groups executive committee, which includes, from left. Al Duxbury, treasurer; Elmira Hall, corresponding secretary; Queen Esther Jones, president-elect; Ruby Hendrix, recording secretary; and Ulysses Brown, president. Ridgewood Plus 1204 S.F. Living Area l~71 T ota l f/1 O n ly $750 total out o f pocket FOH THEM FOR HIM (the kids) >Athletic Shoaa •Waetam Boole . Dextsr Boat Shoaa • Huah Pupplaa • Allan Edmonds " S $100 gets you started n 1~71 F R E E prc-qu alification (904) 532-2424 1863 Saxon Blvd DELTONA • Florshatm 4 H Rockport g We Will Be M fK M i Closed B l V f Dece mb er 24th & 25th f/1 W e pay closing costs Evans Sllppara * Hush Pupplaa F Ip id riw S in * A m Olfl Wrapping M o . Paym ents front ju st $566 ■ MODEL OPEN: 10*6 Mon.-Sat. 11am-5pm Sunday FHA/VA 1 0 0 % em plo yee O w ned http://hoHdaybulldere.com Financing Available 2 9 2 0 8 . O r la n d o D r iv e 8 s n f o r d , F lo r id a 3 2 7 7 3 (4 0 7 )3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 Free Inspection / No obligation Scooters ^ Scooters 'Offlcaa Coast to Coast' •Inca 1954 U’lUlUfM't customer1 $6 8 .9 9 Watson Realty Corp 4 Place Studio Com bo •m c s m t s i •laMe- chair*lamp■ *«* Van G o g h Oil C o lour Wlnton Oil Colour Basic Set 19" x 25" R e » Canson/TWew Paint Sat s— ft— Mil _ mlr.UIITM* M a,Str«thmor w r* A Timeless Tradition of Distinguished Service Since 1965 Congratulations to our top producers for Novemberl TOP SALES AGENT $ 1 3 4 .9 9 uunnr <kt l m S a fa ri Winnerol he $35.99 'W m9 9 * Artists’ Drawing Pads Ssnnellsr Soft Pastel ■■■■p if I" ’'"*1 S B lO C V B IE D MreredControl og 1^ TO T LISTING AGENT mfr. 1st (37.49 74 C o lo r P e n cil »r Mayflower Set f Terrle Adams Direct Une: (407) 302*7422 Leanne Ben]am Direct Une: \ J \ J \2/ 2001 Calendars By Portal prtoel •Usprle.1 $ 1 4 .9 9 irsevfrips ondhtwonesi $ 2 4 .9 9 ft IdeasTry Mayflower. (407) 302-741 A ll P u z z le s '‘We’re Here When You Need Us Acrylic Kitchenware Buy any Oleae S ta c k Frame up t e a r it 24* S receive • FREE Precut Packaged Melt Realty Corp., Realtors ® 100 Waymont Court, Suite 110 Lake Mary. Florida 3Z746 On Like Msuy BM).. West o f the f a t Ollkx 11 Piece B B Q S et List *78.52 Sals $39.29 Altamonte Springs, FL: 1220 E. Altamonte Dr. 407-631*3000 So* MM. Rj 14411. CM, HtfMy JQMSWUS Two*, ft: U tl W tU te m * A*. itM * * «8 a ti iiriie.a;Mae.oeresre>»eisM»*CM Are»<AQA:a7teno»—iHo»dao«-2a»e«o Peasche VL-Stl Ust *110.00 Sale ends 12/26/2000 Stlo $63.99 Holiday Store Hours Thru 12/23/2000 Monday - Saturday: 10 00am lo 8:00pm Sunday: 11:00am to 7 00pm �Page IOA Wednesday. December20,2000 T iif. S eminole H erald W orkforce brings Christmas spirit, gifts to healthcare center State o f Florida One-Stop Career Center Workforce presented Christmas gifts nnd spread joy, love, and good w ill to the residents o f the ......................... Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center o f Sanford, 950 Mellonville. Shown sharing joy were W illie Brock, supervisor o f *Onc-Stop Career Center, Walt Simmons, Chelia Brown, market­ ing, Chnatc Byrd, Jerome Jolmson, Ruthin Hester, Carolyn Yncket, Shirley Davis, manager, Sylvia N eal and Chris Bolts. Marva Residents o f the health center are Horace Cain, Sr., Robert Brown and Miss Ruth. ext, 32, regarding volunteer service. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. banouct tickets are available for sale for Christmas girts by calling Dorothy Curry at 407-323-2099. Fee is $20. The banquet w ill be Saturday, Jan.13, 2001. 6 n.ni.. at the Sanford Civic Center. Hawkins Harbor Volunteer Joycelyn Wright is m akin g; good impression on Natasha .............................. Miles. If she blini rtks an eye, she w ill miss something o f importance. Harbor director Elizabeth Graham-Glover invites volunteers w h o arc always needed at lire Harbor, a Seminole County Public School and Sanford Housing Authority Literacy and Learning Center, located at Castle Brewer Court. Call 407-323-3150, ntfiw poowi njr fl Joycolyn Wright, right, helps out Natasha Mites at the Hartxw Center. Gilchrist, Weatherspoon plan wedding ceremony for Dec. 23 Gloria Ann Gilchrist and Franklin Weatherspoon, both o f Sanford, recently announced their engage­ ment. Gilchrist is the daughter o f A lbert and the late Delores Thom pson o f Tampa. She is the maternal granddaughter o f Lula Thompson o f Sanford. The bride-to-be was bom in Sanford and is a graduate o f Blake High School in Tampa. She is currently em ployed as food service manager at W icklow Elementary School. Weatherspoon is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. James M elton Sr. H e was b o m in Waycross, Ga, and is a 1977 graduate o f M onitor H igh School in Fitzgerald, Ga. H e Is currently em ployed as plant supervisor for Florida Extruders. L The w ed d in g w ill be an event o f Dec. 23, and w ill begin at 4JO p.m. It w ill take lacc in S t Matthew tisslonary Baptist Church in Sanford. K J» -J - ■ ' — -------- Tree farms fun way to buy traditional holiday trimming Finding the right Christmas tree for your house is something you can enloy every year. There is nothing (ike the smell o f a ine tree inside you r ouse. Even if you have one o f those artificial trees that you can use every year, there is no substitute fo r a livin g Christmas tree. K Gloria Ann Gllchrift and Franklin Waatharapoon oiaie or rK X X ia u n e - o i u p u m w i w r iw t m n w a i p n n w w g u u h s u i i h rnsirlAnts a1th « H^AHhcam and Rehabilitation Canter of Sanford. Florida's warm w eather w ill dry up a pine tree very quickly and the needles w ill start dropping very soon after you buy you r tree. It m ay be so severe that you m ay have to buy a second tree before Christmas. L iv in g Trees N e e d W ater In order to avoid that W hat Tbee you r Christmas tree Should I Buy? dries up too soon, keep the tree in water. Buy a There are m any types stand that holds enough o f trees that are available fo r your particular # # # » w ater to keep you r tree taste and id budget. In watered fo r a long Itime. general, the Christmas tree But, the m ost im portant thing that you need to d o w hen you should be cone-shaped, have an bring you r tree home, Is to cut attractive green color, and a dense grow th, w ith little em pty the stem at least on e h alf inch or m ore above the original cut, to spaces. expose the water-conducting tis­ The most popular trees are sues o f the stem to enable to scotch and w hite pines, Douglas tree to take up water. and Balsam Fir. W hatever you refer, just make sure that you I f the tree runs out o f water, a uy a tree that is fresh, the more seal w ill form on the cut surface recent the tree has been cut, the o f the tree trunk and the tree w ijl not be able to take up w ater better. T h e longer they stay on anymore, even If you add w ater display, the m ore likely the tree later on. It w iR h e v e ry difficult ‘ w ill not m oke It un til ( E ^ “ H O L ID A Y ^ CLEAN ING SP EC IA L to m ake another cut to the trunk once it is decorated and In lacc. The trees can take up a per day, make sure >tI o f water wi there am ple supply o f w ater v is nmph In the stand's container. E Christmas Tree Farms A fun w a y to bu y you r Christmas tree is to g o to a Christmas tree farm, w here you can select and cut you r o w n tree. Most farms w ill provide you w ith saws fo r cutting d ow n you r tree, but make sure before you go. Be prepared to d o som e exer­ cise, w ear w o rk clothing and you m ay need y o u r old shoes to m o ve around tne place. B u yin g A n d C arin g O f Your L iv in g Christmas I t e e . Select a tree that keeps the needles longer, such as Douglas Fir or Scotch pine. Buy the freshest tree you can nnd and avoid any trees w ith brow n nee­ dles. Bounce the butt o f the tree on the ground, if m any needles fall, d o not buy that tree. should have a moist and sticky sap, not hard o r dry. C u t the bottom o f the tree stum p an inch o r tw o diagonally, fo r bet­ ter w ater uptake. Place the tree In w ater and keep the w ater level b y checking it e very day. It m ay be useful to a d d a floral preservative to the w ater to preser the tree fresh longer, tree should be placed far a w a y from heating units, vents o r fans that w ill d ry out the tree. M ake sure that all the (tree je o n lightcircuits. in g[ d Nfe e v e r use open flames near the tree. There are flam e retar­ dant sprays fo r Christmas trees, yo u m ay w ant to use on e this year. N ever, but never, leave you r hom e o r g o to sleep w ith tne tree lights on. The bottom o f the tree stum p WRAP IT UP CLEAN WITH H EA T-N -TID Y A L L C LEA N 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 NO J O B T O O S M A L L W E DO IT A L L ! ! ! INCLUDING DUSTING VACUUMING MOPPING/WAXING FLOORS CEILING FANS A LL APPLIANCES CLEANED INSIDE & OUT CHANGE DIRTY LINENS • HI S i m N11AI • OFFICES • APARTMENTS - GUMMEUCIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING I XCl I LI NI SI RVICE • AFl 0RUABLE RATES AND M U C H M O RE! COMMERCIAL CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY! NO JOR TOO BIO OR TOO SMALL This year my true love thought It would be romantic to give me the 12 days of Christmas. What would I do with swans a swlmmln' and maids a mllkln? What I need is maids a cleanin' my house) ’No problem’ said my true love. *youll gel what you want and 111 still give you the twelve days of Christmas*. I couldn't understand what he was going to do. You can Imagine how sur­ prised I was when lie changed the final verse of my favorite song to: 12 rugs a vacuumed 11 Doors a mopped 10 rooms a dusted 0 windows a washed 8 beds a made 7 bathrooms a scrubbed 6 kitchens a cleaned with 5 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE by one of 4 clean­ ing crews In 3 hours Ume along with 2 window men leads to I Hast If Tidy lioliday home (by call­ ing 321-7809) Nsat N Tidy Claaatag — retoas did everything I would have had to have done to get my house ready for the holidays. Their weekly, bi-weekly or monthly cleaning Includes total vacuum, mop and wax (If needcdl all floors, dust and wax all furni­ ture. The total kitchen package Includes cleaning the stove, refrigerator and microwave, wtpmg down and polishing all cabinets, cleaning all appliances and wiping all counters. Total cleaning of the bathrooms Includes mop & wax floors, clean all minors and wipe down tiles and shower doors. Nsat H Tidy also adds those special touch- Joining Forces For A ll Your Cleaning Needs! SERVPRQ OF NORTH SEMINOLE “See These Specialist" • DUST • POLISH DESK • EMPTY GARBAGE • REPLACE LINERS • WASH INSIDE WINDOWS • SANITIZE • VACUUM We Serve Sanford. Lake Mary. All Sem inole County & surrounding areas r » such os changing linens and towels, making beds and cleaning ceding fans and window alUs and doing windows. Actually, they don't Just ’do* windows, they thoroughly clean them Inside and out Including the screens, goat H Tidy w ill arca an a age to b n year carpets nleaned. After the Initial deep cleaning. Neat N Tidy's standard resi­ dential cleaning ranges In price from $40 to $55 depending on the else of your home, Iteat M Ttety is a reliable company that does more than simply clean your house - they care for It. No task Is too large or loo email for this crew, float N Tidy can do 11 all! Its specialtics Include not only residential, but also offices, new construction, house trailers, window packages, and outside trailer Wash. AD sendees are overseen by owner. Carol Olalr. Imagine the convenience and peace of mind that comes with being able to trust all your house care needs with O reliable company with excellent let­ ters of recommendation that you see on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. Imagine the savings with Hast N Tidys -P is IfoM iay SpoetaT for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Can S21-7W M to receive 1SH o ff the Initial visit If you are a new client Hoot H Tidy guarantees that you will be happy with their work. IT you have any problems, contact them and they will get the Job done right. Hoot H Tidy knows how valuable your time Is, especially around the holidays. 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(PQ-13) Frt - Thu 1:40(4:60)700 10Q0 SATURDAY, JAN. 6 8:00 P.M . To Advertise On This Page Call One O f Our Seminole Herald Advertising Specialist A t 407-322-2611 * ^8, / ra ----------- 1 3 From toft to right: Yota Qamar, Connta Walla, Carolyn oaboia 20 Years Serving Seminole, Volusia, Orange Counties and _ , , „ „ A ll O ur Friends From The North W e w e re open 15 years 24 hours a day, 5 years fro m 5 a.m . to 8 p.m .. W e regret to in form you that w e w ill o n ly be servin g breakfast and lunch starting D ecem b er 15th. W e w ill be open C hristm as m orning until 12 noon. D a ily hours w ill be 5 a.m . to 3 p.m .. W e want to thank you fo r y o u r patronage fo r the last 20 years and ADULTS $35.00 CHILDREN/SENIORS $30.00 ' . h o p e to continue seein g you fo r breakfast and lunch. W e w ill still serve the (v W a best breakfast in tow n and the best prices. H o p e to see you soon. ^ 2 S li FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: Golden Lamb Restaurant (407)321-8111 , HaPPy Holidays To You All SERVING HELEN STAIRS THEATRE LOCATED IN HISTORIC 0 QWNJOWNSANF0JRP 201 MAGNOLIA AVE. Never before (and maybe never again) w ill theae vocal acrobat* be joined w ith acme of Orlando'* Top Improviaadonal Comedian* to guide you out of your it and Into___ the future of entertainment! Florida Magnolia Ave, $29.99 ♦$39.99 ♦$49.99 +tax THRU J i m . J A M '*. Z \ V i i / o n a ’s IB WATERHOUSE fine Ita lia n P izze ria f Inc □ □ □ □ □ □ B u y tickets at w w w .ringUng.com t t o t o o m a t a r outlets, Arena Box Office or call ( $ 07) For Information call ( 407) 8 3 9 -3 9 0 0 849-2020 • Groups ( 407) 849-2014 TICKET PRICES STARTING AT $11.75 (Service charies and handling fees may apply, no service charge at Arena Box Office.) C o m e In A n d C h o o s e F r o m O v e r 50 S u b s 1; SANFORD'S ORIGINAL NEW YORK STYLE 1:1-18” EXTRA LARGE 1-20" FAMILY SIZE CHOOSE A DELUXE PIZZA \ 1-11CAUF0RN1A VEGETARIAN ; 1-11 MIX OELUXE ! CHEESE, $ 4 4 9 9 CHEESE, 1 4 0 9 9 ; 0« r 4T0PPINGS* ; ;3 TOPPINGS^ I I $ 1 2 " ! 2nd for *6 °° iS 2nd for .*7 ° J 1 2-12" SMALL PIZZA 2-9” PERSONAL PIZZA 2 SLICES CHEESE j fTLA R 'd’E T 6" pj z z a ] |V^6bicLYii 8 TY li p ie >11 CHEESE, PIZZA CHEESE, i2TOPPING l 8no: w •i OR i ^ 2B" ,^Lm nCHEE8E I jTOPPINGS^ 1 2 ^ ___ , -__am TOPPINQ Ijt N ow z TOPPINGS $099 0 LARGE SODA $ i | 5 9 i 35g TOPPING 0 Open On Sundays 12-9 t» t( OHNE H Of 4bA & PAHK AVfc ) It I i 4 t I f �Page 12A Wednesday. December 20. 2000 T he S em inole H erald ^ C o lu m n is t sh ares the to rch VN )o D E A R R E A D E R S : M ost o f the letters that appear in m y colum n arc filled w ith prob­ lems. This one w ill be different. I hope you w ill ............. indulge m e this once as I brag about m y daughter, Jeanne Phillips. She has w ork ed b y m y side practically since the inception o f this c o l­ umn. A s a teen-ager, she earned her allow ance by answ er­ Dear ing mall from other teens (u nder strict supervision, o f course!). D uring the major!• • • ty o f the years that fo llo w ed , m y dabgn tcr has w orked by rtiy side in on e capacity or another. O v e r the course o f the 12 years m y nationally syn di­ cated radio show aired on the CBS network, Jeanne co-w rote m ore than h alf o f them, i A fte r that she became m y ed itor and, since 1987, has co­ created the D E A R A B B Y c o l­ umn w ith me. i W ith her talent, compassion and kind heart — and the com ­ m on sense I like to say she inherited'from her father and m e — Jeanne has w alked not In m y footsteps, but side-by-side w ith me. I couldn't be m ore proud. A s a m other w h o has every confidence in her daughter, I feel it's tim e she receives the recognition she deserves as m y co-creator. A n d no, I'm not g o in g any­ where. I w ill continue to w ork on this colum n until m y M aker calls m e home. People retire from w ork — and w o rk is the one thing I have n ever consid­ ered this colum n to be. W e w ill both continue to co­ create D E ^ R A B B Y using the seudonym A b iga il Van Buren. Ign m e ..: PRO U D M O M IN B E V E R LY H IL L S , P A U L IN E P H IL L IP S , A.1C A. A B I G A I L V A N BUREN law "C h a rlotte's” lifestyle is extravagant. She has an annual incom e o f $500,000, plus "p erk s." She Is in her 40s, . ........ . d ivorced fo r 10 years, and lives in a Park A ven u e con d o w ith her live-in boyfriend. E veryth in g Charlotte does is "first class" — restaurants, vacations, clothing, entertain­ ment, etc. I earn $50,000 a ear. M y w ife and I avvc a nice hom e w ith a pool. She d ri­ ves a top-of-the-Iine car, has plenty o f nice clothes, and w e enjoy sailing on our small boat. I have n ever denied her an y­ thing. Several tim es last year, m y w ife visited Charlotte in N e w York. W h ile visiting, m y w ife charged things w e can't afford. 1 suspect she's trying to keep up w ith C harlotte's lifestyle, w hich is im possible. W hen I point out to her that w e can't afford all the expensive things she purchases, sne becom es cool and annoyed w ith me. Tryin g to k «? p up w ith her sister's lifestyle is causing a rift in our once n appy marriage. W e are m o vin g apart, and 1 d o n 't kn ow w h at to do. I love m y w ife , and it hurts. HURT HUSBAND I N F L O R ID A K Abby ,JL BY: M y sister-in- D E A R H U R T ! I f y o u r w ife 's visits to h er sister m ake h er fe e l d e p riv e d to the p o in t w h ere she ro u tin ely busts the b u dget, y o u are o verd u e fo r a fran k talk abou t It. T e ll h er h o w hurt y o u fe e l — and g iv e h er this m essage fro m m e: I f y o u d o n 't ap preciate w h at y o u 'v e got, y o u 'll lo se IL Perhaps it1iw ill w a k e h er u p to reality, E The Community Radio Station Music ■ Messages • Interviews International Personalities \ J o c a l Business * ____ 4 L - J nv F't. J D EAR DR. G O LD FARB: T h is subject has been addressed in m y colu m n b efore, and I'm sorry It Is still an o n g o in g p rob lem . Readers, ‘ N o n e w s " I S N T g o o d new s. N o n ew s is s im p ly that — no n ew s. A lw a y s m ake a p o in t o f o b ta in in g m ed ical teat results i f you d o n 't receive them fro m y o u r ph ysician . T h a t precaution cou ld save y o u r life . N I.il.i(|iu.i-x l l u v ^ m office communicate the results G ood a d vice fo r everyo n e — teens to seniors — is in "T h e A n g e r in A ll o f U s and H o w to D eal W ith It." To order, send a business-size, self-addressed en velop e, plus check o r m on ey ord er fo r $3.95 ($4.50 in C an ada) to: D ear Abby, A n g e r Booklet, P.O. Box 447, M ount M orris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage ,is Included.) I ■La .# i* m d irectly to the patient — I O MOO UNIVERSAL fRESS SYNDICATE D E A R AB B Y: Please rem ind you r readers it Is extrem ely im portant that w h en ever a patient has a laboratory test, the p h y s lc lin o f his o r her 1*. ' «. „ WSDO < it in i t il \ l i i ti ti ' j t I 1400m P .O . Box. 1 4 4 8 : S.mforcJ. ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 - 14 0 0 - •All • -A V.*t> a-*J FIRST PRESBYTERIAN fl|F 14 0 0 m w sd o regardless o f w hether the test is ositive o r negative. It is possl1c fo r the lab test to com e back w ith a significant life-threaten­ ing or health-threatening fin d ­ in g for the patient and be acci­ dentally m isplaced o r filed in a chart w ithou t the physician seeing it and the patient n ever learning anything until it's too late. A s recently as last w eek, 1 had a patient tell m e that her fam ily doctor told her, " N o new s is g o o d n ew s." This is absolutely the dum best ad vice that can e v e r be given . A lm ost all physicians knotv o f in d iv id ­ uals w h o have d ied from can­ cer because the findings had not been com m unicated to the patient years earlier (at a pre­ ven tative stage), o r diabetic findings o r dangerously high cholesterol, etc., had n ever been com m unicated to patients. Please, Abby, u rge all in d i­ viduals w h o have lab tests to expect a call w ithin a w eek or tw o. If they hear nothing, they M U S T call the d octor's o ffice to inquire about the results. This could save o n e’s life. H A R O L D J. G O L D F A R B , M .D ., A L L E N T O W N , PA. ' '■ 4 . * 4\f, / TJk, . }*,; 4 .! In the H eart O f Sanford “Where We Know Your Name 3rd & 4th Street (at Oak & Park Ave.) Sanford • 407-322-2662 http://economall.com Rev. Bruce Scott - P astor SU N D A Y 10:00am............Sunday School 10:00am.... Christmas W orship Instruments and Special M usic C H R IST M A S E V E N IG H T 7:00pm..Candles & Carols Service Special M usic & Bells Child Care Available FL 32 772 �Vlfcdneaday, December 20, 2000 T kk S eminole H erald Paw MA i )ly Cross Lutheran lurch o f Lake M ary C E N T R A L B A P T IS T £ 'J. Sun Drive • U k e M u y , P L • (407) 333-0797 !'l Christm as P raise Service D ec em ber 24, 2000 Regular services H H H H Su n d ay, D a o a m b a r 17, 10:00 am | H W o rah Ip S e r v ic e s P a g e a n t of L e s s o n s a n d C a r o ls A.m. Lutheran Worship a.m. Contemporary Praise Worship 9 s.m. Fam ily Style Worship Christmas E ve services at: p.m. “ Happy Birthday Jesus” Party p.tn. Fam ily Candlelight caroling and Communion Service D ecem b er 29,2000 a.m. Christmas Around the W orld M any carols In different languages to sing and hear Jan u ary 1,2001 a.m. N e w Y ear’s E ve Service and Brunch Adult Choir, Congregation, Ensemble, Bells -i. December 17th 6:00 PM W e d n e s d a y , D ao am b a r 20, 5:00 pm ■ H a n g in g of th a careens a n d F a m ily S o u p S u p p e r III Christm as Eve Celebration Service December 24th 4th S u n d a y o f A d v e n t 10:30 A M Come experience the M iracle o f Christmas with us! D a o a m b a r 2 4 , 0 :0 0 a m , E u c h a ris t S e r v ic e C h ristm as E v a Sunday, D ao am b a r 24 5 :0 0 p m - F a m ily E u c h a ris t a n d S to ry 1 0 :3 0 p m • C h o r a l E u c h a ris t 8101 W. SR 46, Sanford 407-828-2914 700 Rinehart R o a d • L ak e M ary 407-444-5573 _________ £>amt HEtyoma* fflovt F irst U n it e d M e t h o d is t C h u rc h Traditional Roman Catholic Chapel . t e l w . PtfttmbtT 24 00 PM Fam ily Eucharist (Nursery provided) 11:00 PM Solemn High M ass (Incense) VtniU, adonmus! 222 Hickman Road, Sanford tW e e a a h e r 2 5 10:00 AM Sung Eucharist 5 P M C a n d le ligh tin g 7 P M C a n d le lig h tin g and C o m m u n io n (1/4 m ile east o f the Greeneway, Hwy, 417) Child Care O f i s d o , F lo r id a (4 0 7 ) 6 5 7 -3 8 7 5 be provided P astor jlm B r a d s h a w __________ 1928 B o ok q f Com m on P rayer______ GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH w ill Pastor Dennis Littleton and the Westview Baptist Church family would like to Invite you to come and Join us aa we celebrate the birth of our Saviour In a special service of r a n iH a lld lit a n d P a m i r . 409 N. Country d u b Rd. Christmas I n , Sunday, Q ff M | S 3S Traditional Roman Catholic TVidentine Latin High Mass - Including Gregorian Chant & polyphony Celebrant Ray, Ft. Gregory Post, BSPX - Information 407-872-1007 ©UA Jo\i & & 9 k $£okd Jesus 9 k <5Uoj* o| gfoty If II Ckklst HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH iSBK II II ml I I 407-322-4411 6:30 P.M. Westview Baptist C h u rc h JU S S I Bring a non-perishable food offering. CHRISTMAS DAT LOW MASS— 6 PM ........... B. P^WCAVB., BAfiFOno Laics Mary • 407-022-1472 M r w ish to you and yours a Joyous and blessed Christmas. 4100 P a d s Road (46AM H.E. Thom as Jr. Parkway) Sanford. Florida (407) 323-0623 *■ » C H R IS T M A S E V E FAM ILY CHRISTM AS EUCHARIST.______________ 7:00P.M. CHRISTM AS MUSIC.*.....— __ _____________ KMM P M FESTIVAL CH RISTM AS EUCHARIST.______1030 P.M. CHRISTMAS DAY T R A D m O N A L CH RISTM AS EUCHARIST.. lfcOO A M * Oee^osQh A OddskSg 91a <jaa, Oa f i l e LUTHERAN CHURCH 9 :0 0 a m S u n d a y S c h o o l 1 0 :0 0 a m C h ris tm a s W o rsh ip Sunday Evening December 24th 6:00 pm Instrum ents and Special M usic fo r the entire community JLs^) .. 5 A ofthe M REDEEMER I (Acmes from Deky Queen) 407-322-3862 or 407-323-0410 ' D se sm b sr 3 4 - 10:90 A .M . Come, join us inivorthip •W aitin g fo r C h ris tm a s * A d v e n t W o rsh ip First Baptist Church C h ris tm a s E v e C a n d le lig h t S e rv ic e 5 )9 S o u th Bute A ve., S an ford C h ris tm a s D a y W o rs h ip 407-322-6041 Pastor E A . Reuscher I M i t r t r r 3 4 - 7 :3 0 K M . \ All Souls Catholic Church Comer o f 9th Street & Oak Avenue Sanford, FL • (407) 322-3795 L a k e S F ellow ship D aoam bar 3 3 - 10100 A .M . Markham W oods . Presbyterian V) Church C ^xU im os Sue. CtUUntaiion <£t\vlet T I do id en tica l services q f m usic featuring the Chancel Choir, Brass Q uartet and Organ. There wQl be a Living N ativity presentation by ou r youth. 983 So. O nugt Blvd., Sioq h.m. fTmrrh 3.-00 p.m. *4:00 p.m. 3:30 pm. 4JO pm. 6:30 pm. 8:30 pm. (Sptniih) I2>00 u n (Midnight) i d e 11:00 FM T rad ition al C an dleligh t Benrioe <Mauj cHad c # X ik L £am&‘ A t M idnight we give thanks by candlelight Jbr the com ing o f CHRIST. 6:oo h.m. Cooties & Statuses Ftart of Uw Holy Family Sunday, December 31,2000 Oitm-ti SncUI H«ll 7:43 Am. 9:00 am. 9:00 tm . (Spsniih) 10:30 am. 12.-00 pm . 4 JO pm . 6:30 pm. (Spaaiih) 8:00 pm . N e w V e e r 's D a v Monday, January 1,2001 8:00 am. 10:30 sm. 7:00 fun. ''fs o n ify sHt4 *jf1 X on d ,0 J h ft T o celebrate o u r greatest g ift o f alL O U R LO R D an d SAVIO R JE SU S CHRIST. - A j f> i len t e ft ( m u (D n cMlg i 1 W e wUl gather Inform ally to sing the songs q f C h ristm a s a n d praise G O D / o r the com ing q f CHRIST. 8210 Mariiham W oods Road, Lsks Mary Florida (407) 333-2030 Rev. Charles R. Jones - Minister �%a * * Page 14A Wednesday. December 20. 2000 t -» T ime S eminole H ejuld Election C ontinued from P a g e 1A : ly, police, and rising property values as a launch pad for con­ tinued success. “ "W e ’ve low ered the m illagc rale for the last three years and because o f redevelopm ent, not hew developm ent, w e ’ve seen fcome am azing things happen in this d t y In the last four years. Sanford is on the threshold o f great things," Lessard said. H e w ill be joined in the m ay­ oral contest by Bates Reed, Sanford's first openly gay candi­ date. Reed has likew ise picked up qualifying papers. Perennial candidate Dean Ray Js back in the m ayoral fra y after losin g earlier this year to Daryl M cL a in in a county commission yace and to Randy Jones in a special city commission race to fill the seat o f the late A .A . ."M ac" McClanahan. ; G ary L o w ell has picked up a package for Lessard's District 1 *eat, as has form er M ain Street Executive director Linda Kuhn. District 1 resident Doreen freem a n , a frequent participant Jit city commission meetings, Juts picked up tw o packages, fiu t M on day she said she does pot intend to run and picked up Jhe qu alifyin g packages fo r per­ sonal fam iliarization w ith the qu alifyin g process. ; District 2 commissioner Velma W illiam s is also up for reflection. A s o f M on day she pad not picked up a qualifying package. So far no other identi­ fied challengers in District 2 jia ve picked up qualifying papers. W illiam s has previously stated she w ou ld not seek the In ayor's office in March, prefer­ ring to focus her energies on Unfinished projects in District 2. I O fficial qu alifyin g fo r the M ayor 's race and Dist strict 1 and 2 seats begins January 8 and Hoses on January 19. Election (la y is March 6 w ith a runoff date o f March 20 if no candidate secures 50 percent o f the vote in either o f the respective races. Kuhn, a long-tim e Sanford resident said sne is running because she w ou ld like to play a role in the city's future. " I believe Sanford is a dia­ m ond in the rough," Kuhn said. "T h e d ty has a great deal o f potential but also has a history o f being rea d ive instead o f proadivc. W e need to develop the d ty in the most appropriate manner and that takes someone w h o knows Sanford and loves Sanford." Kuhn, w hose husband, Bob, owns Diamond Glass added, "W h en w e m oved here years and years ago many o f our friends thought w e w ere crazy. W e'll w e 'v e put our m oney w here our mouth is. Sanford has great potential." Ray w ill be m aking his sec­ ond mayoral bid. " I'v e alw ays been interested in politics, that's w h y I ran four years ago ," he said. " I think I could d o a good job in repre­ senting the people o f Sanford." Political new com er Reed said he docs not expect his sexual orientation to be an issue in the campaign. " I don't sec it as an Issue. If someone wants to make It an issue I'll be happy to discuss it w ith them one-on-one," he said. "T h e responsibilities o f the M ayor's position is not about sexual orientation, it's about being a visionary and a map maker for the city," said Reed. "Part o f m y campaign w ill be to educate and enlighten people as to what diversity means to a community." The hotel marketing and sales executive said if elected his first undertaking w ou ld be to form four separate tasks forces with the city administrator to put together a blueprint to deal with anticipated grow th and d e v e l­ opm ent in Sanford, protecting the d ty can capitalize on tourism and m arketing opportu ­ nities. the city's environment, protect­ ing citizens from overtaxation and a long-range plan on how Publlx® super markets, me. O ffe r G ood O n ly A t: Lake Mary Pointe 601 W eldon B lvd. (SR 17-92 at Entrance to SCC) Lake M ary, FL (407) 321-7616 Harrell ft Beverly Transmissions LU#5902 ' 1 C O U P O N P ER P U R C H A 8 E •NO A L C O H O L • T O B A C C O • LO TTO SH Welcome Homefor the Christmas Holidays I * ’ * * : i* SRC Michael Franklin, has served in the US Anny for 13 yrs. Michael has been married for 13 yts. to his loving wife Deborah Franklin. They have two wonderful children, Marcus Graham, Shavon Franklin. His father, Sherman E. 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T V Listings T h e Fish and W ildlife Conservation Com m ission (F W C ) has applications available fo r special-oppor­ tunity spring turkey hunts. Applications are available from F W C offices and on line at the F W C W eb site at w w w atate.fi.us/fw c. The deadline for submitting applications is Feb. 2. Hunts between early March and late A p ril w ill take place onl Fisheating I Creek, Green Swam p West Unit, Fort Drum, Homosassa, Lake G eorge D exter/M aty Farms Unit, Lake Panasoffkee and Triple N Ranch w ild life m anage­ ment areas. These w ild life m anage­ ment areas have outstand­ ing turkey populations, and they w ill b e reserved fo r ve ry fe w hunters fo r each h u n t M an y o f these hunts have yield ed 100-percent hunter success raboa in pre­ viou s years. A ll these hunts are in the range o f the ‘ ' * of , . Tpermit allow s a hunter and on e non-hunting guest to take on e gobbler o r bearded turkey. There Is great dem and for these hunts. Hunters m ay ap ply as m any times as they like. There is a $5 ($10 fo r a group application o f tw o ) non-refundable foe fo r each application. Permits w ill be issued based on a random selection o f applications received in the F W C hradquarters In Tallahassee b y Feb. 2. Hunters selected in the ran­ d om selection receive an invoice fo r the coat o f the h u n t The coat o f the hunts ranges from $50 to $175. Individual prices are indi­ cated on the application form . Selectee! applicants w ill have tw o w eeks to sub­ m it p a ym en t I f they fail to p ay b y the deadline, their hunt w ill be offered to the next random ly selected alternate, so applicants actu­ ally have tw o chances to get leuKted. Spring turkey quota appli­ cations fo r turkey hunts on other w ild life management areas w ill be available after Christmas at F W C offices and tax collectors’ The F W C , in cooperation w ith the Department o f Environmental Protection and the C ity o f Punta Gorda, w ill o ffer permits to hunt hogs in Charlotte County. F ive groups o f tw o hunters w ill be allow ed to still hunt March 6-7 in the Tippecanoe Unit, and fiv e groups o f tw o w ill be allow ed to d o g hunt March 20-21 in the C H E C U nit o f the Charlotte H arbor State Buffer Preserve. Eight groups o f tw o hunters w ill Be allow ed to still hunt Jan. 27-28 in the Punta Gorda . Water Treatment Facility Public Small G am e H unting Area. Applications are available from F W C offices, and must be received b y Jan. 5. S H U P E 'S S C O O P It's hard to believe that hunting season is winding down, out traditionally it ■ peaks around Thanksgtving, S «« Outdoors, Fags 28 . 1 1« I H erald Sports 5B-7B 7H*9B 8B 2B 4B Turkey and hog hunting applications available I I n Lions roaring at Great Florida Shootout O v ie d o b o y s b ask etb all te a m sp a n k s B y D ean Smith Sports Editor K IS S IM M E E — W h o are these guys? In this d ay w hen everyon e Is looking fo r height, the O v ie d o boys basketball team looks m ore like a 1 9 W t era team than a 2000 juggernaut w ith no p la yer standing o v e r 6-foot-3 inches tail. But on the court, coach Ed Kershner's Lions are giants, and people are starting to take notice. A w eek ago, O v ie d o scored 118 points in a w in and also b lew out defending district cham pion D eLand on its on n ew hom e floor. But w hat it has done since stouting play in the 20 annual edition o f thespresti- pair; B e a rs , G re y h o u n d s ga in u p sets gious Great Florida Shootout in Kissim m ee is nothing short o f fantastic. Saturday, the Lions, n o w 104) and ranked N o . 3 in the state in Class 6A, forced 12 Ant-quarter turnovers and w ent on a 33-0 Tun to build a 43-2 lead before coasting to an 88-41 victory o v e r Gateway. Then on M onday, O v ie d o m ay have even been better, using its full-court press to take a 94) lead before pow erfu l Ribault out o f Jacksonville could even get o ff a s h o t T h e TYojans (6-4) w ere never able to recover, falling behind 24-2 and trailing b y as m any as 31 points before goin g to the lockerroom d ow n 51-23 at halftime. The Lions let up very little In the sec­ ond half, handing Kerahner his 101st w in at O v ie d o and 575th o f his career, 83-59. A s usual, 6-foot-3 junior forward Shawn W itherspoon has been the big gun fo r the S A C power, 22 and 21 points m the tw o blowouts. T h e Lions w ere to have played Buffalo (N .Y .) Traditional In a 9 p.m. semifinal In other b ig games, Tony Bell scored 25 points. Including hitting four three-point shots, as W inter Springs (6-3) ed ged DeLand (8-2), 58-$4, Friday night Chiquointay Simpson, Justin Sabo and Robert M egit all scored In double figures as Lyman (2-6) outscored visiting Lake Brantley (5-4), 22-6, in the fourth quarter to score a 59-45 upset. Simpson hit three 3-pointers and scored 19 points, w h ile Sabo tallied 15 and M egit netted 10. Scott Bradley.led the Patriots w ith 12 points. Lex Brown scored 23 points and Isaac C odrey added 11 as Lake H o w ell topped See Basketball. Page 3B SAC trio named to All-State teams in volleyball B y D ean Sm ith Sports Editor « S A N F O R D — Senior Lindsey C om b es o f O v ie d o , ju n ior M elin a Jakubdn and sophom ore A lly H ock , both o f W in ter Sprin gs, w ere nam ed to the C lass 6 A All-State V olleyb all Tbam announced last w eek by the F lorid a Sports W riters Association. Combes, a m id d le hitter, was named to the First Team, w h ile Jakubdn and H ock, both outside hjtters, w ere selected to the Second and Fourth teams, respectively. S A N F O R D — W hen the com petition go t Defter, so a ia (he Raiders. F ive players scored in double figures and all 11 players on the rotter contributed a t the Sem inole C om m unity C ollege w om en 's basketball warn played its best gam e o f the M a­ son in knocking o ff the N o . 18nationally ranked Pacers from Palm Beach Com m unity C ollege, 82-77, M on day at the SGC Health and Education Center, has been their style moat o f the season, the Raiders, ranked N o . 6 in the state and receiving votes in the national poll, g o t o ff to a fast start against PBGC, also ranked N o . 4 In the state, taking the early EAST ALL-STAR S R ALLY IN F O O T B A LL ftensTxf *Narv*Baraoran (No 6) has olvan ud baina a timid oaM auard content on rurmina tha nftanaa and has beooms mote sooting conscious of late and It Mwared Monday afternoon as aha hit a pair of thres pointers and eooredl 6 petnteaetteBemlnote Community CoSege women's baeketbel team upeel No. iSnattonaHy-ranked PMm Beach Community Cdtege, 82-77, to Improve to 11-3 on the i advantage behind the defense o f Shekete "K ik i" Kindred and G aw ieU e Blankenfeld and the •hooting o f Yolanda Johnson and N a ry Berggren. Kindred, a sophom ore from Douglasville, Georgia, scored nine first h alf points and ~ " * 'd, a freshman from , Illinois, tallied _ _ , m ost o f w hich cam e oh layups after steals. i a freshman point i Stockholm, , Johnson, had been content recently w ith just run­ n in g the SCC offense and had not b een look in g fo r her shot. But the 5-foot-5 lefthander hit a pair o f lon g three-pointers fo r eight first h alf points and Johnson, a freshman from Brsddock, Pennsylvania, was also hot from the w ing, hitting three m edium -range jumpers fo r seven points in the opening 20 minutes. The bench also played a big part In the first h alf as Brandi Johnson, w h o jam m ed a finger in pre-gam e warm-ups, was •till able to score seven points and Sheri Harrison cam e on to nail a b ig three-point shot and O vied o 's Shannon Cotton See Women, Page 2B W IN T E R P A R K — M ost Valuable Player W alter Washington, a quarterback from M ainland, led the w a y as the East rallied w ith 21 fourth quar­ ter points to defeat the West, 34­ 21, in D ixon Tlconderoga "Central Florida H ig h School All-Star G a m e" that benefited Special O lym pics Florida. The gam e featured 300 o f the top senior football players, cheerleaders and band m em ­ bers from 58 high schools In Seminole, Orange, Osceola, Volusia, Brevard, Sumter, Lake and Flagler counties at Showalter Field in W inter Park. The gam e w ill be telecast on tape-delay b y the Fox35 N etw ork on Saturday, See Preps, Page 3B Raider men reach break with a split B y Dm h i Sm ith Sports Editor S A N F O R D — T h e Seminole C om m unity C ollege m en's bas­ ketball team g a ve a gtim pae o f w hat la to com e w h en M id Florida Conference play begins In January as It u nveiled a n ew running attack and g o t a split o f a p air o f hom e gam es Saturday and M onday. T h e Raiders used a 54-paint second h a lf an Saturday to rally past Johnson 4c Wales University from N orth M iam i, 91-82, but then let a b ig first half lead and a chance to take the lead late on M on day and fell to visiting Polk Com m unity C ollege from W inter H aven, 75­ 70, In a highly entertaining Behind 10 points from 6-foot19 freshman C he M organ, the ot o ff to a fast start st the N A I A 4-year school 1 N orth M iam i on Saturday afternoon at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. But the W ildcats started to take control o f the gam e as Daniel Wallace cam e o ff the bench to score 13 points and the visitors opened a lead o f as m any as 10 points. S O T coach Sten Crom artie Jason C u n in gton , Jontue Johnson and M att Story com ­ b in ed fo r fiv e three-pointers and the hosts found themselves d o w n b y on ly three points at halftim e, 40-37. W allace continued his out­ standing play in the second half and dom inated the inside, but SCO's athleticism and balanced attack started to take o ver as Leesburg's C u n in gton (14 points), w in te r Park's Dennis W illiam s (13 points), A p op k a's Chris Calderon (eight points), W alter Green (seven points) and Story (fiv e points) all had big second halves. T h e gam e stayed close for Bee Men. Page 3B hotm piMia tra it] Freshman guard Dennis Williams (N o. 4 ) from Winter Perk has been making great strides since moving Into the Seminole Community College starting line-up, hitting 7-of-B free throws down the stretch and finishing with 20 points In a come-from-bohlnd 01 -62 victory over Johnson A Wales University last Saturday, and scoring 12 points In a tough 75-70 lost to Polk Community College Monday. Th e Raiders are 7-9 heading Into the holiday break. �1 Page 2R Wednesday. December 20.2000 T h e S eminole H erald i A C C U W E A T H E R * F O R E C A S T F O R S E M IN O T E C O U N T Y A ccu W frB th T .co m U V In d ex Tom orrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford F lo r id a W e a th e r R egional C ities Regional W eather Florid*: Clearing sides with near-record eotd tonight. Tomorrow, windy and rather chilly with a mix ot cloud* and *un. Qeorgta: Turning out dear and quit* cold tonight. Windy end cold tomorrow with plenty ot tunthln*. SanlorJ through Yesterday Temperature Loir ............................ ... 38* Normal low Hlaalaalppl: Mainly dear tonight and turning quite cold. Tbmorrow wHI be moetty tunny, breezy and atW chDy. ... Precipitation Month to del* ___________ .. 0.49* Year to date____________ 31.4T *8.12* 1:45p.m. AJ maps, loracasla and data provided by AccuWeethar, Inc. 03000 Alabama: Clear and very cold tonight. Some placet wW eat new tow temperature record*. Sumy to partly doudy and odd tomorrow. South Carolina: Clearing skies tonight, brisk and turn­ ing much colder. 8unshine and a lew doudt tomorrow with a cold wind. Louisiana: Clear skies tonight and very cold. Bunny to partly doudy tomorrow, ttw brisk and cniBy. T o m o rro w ’s N atio n al W eather W o rld C ities Bal lake Cay 38 14 pc 38 IS s ibpska 27 15 an at 4 pc Weather (W): e-aunny, pe-parttyctoudy, e-doudy, ah-ahowerm, t-thundaratorma, r-rain, ef-enow Iturria*, arvanow. Moa. Women------------ Contlnnted from pa|* IB dropped in another jum per as the Raiders built a 44-33 halftim e advantage. The Pacers w ere able to stay d o s e behind the inside play o f 6-foot-5 C. Casreia (13 points) and 6-foot-3 K. Arbet (eight points), w h o played at Pine Ridge. Palm Beach go t o ff to a fast start in the second half, but SCC was able to answ er and still led b y 11 points after five minutes. But the Pacers trapping defense started to take effect and the Raiders started to turn the ball over, allow in g PBCC to slow ly creep back into the gam e eventually taking a lead In the final fiv e minutes. But Kindred and Johnson w ere not go in g to let SCC falter, and the tw o teams battled d o w n to the final minute. Kindred and Johnson both hit jumpers in traffic in the lane to keep the Raiders up by one point, offsetting scores b y Cbsreia. Kindred scored o n a layup after a Pacers miss to g iv e SCC a three-point lead w ith 25-seconds le ft Seals then missed the second o f tw o free throws for PBCC, just Its second missed free throw o f the night, and Berggren w as fouled. Berggren th en h it both ends o f a one-and-one w ith 65-seconds left to g iv e the hosts a four-point lead and Johnson hit on e o f tw o free throws after rebounding a missed three-point try b y the Racers to account fo r the final p o in t Kindred finished w ith a team-high 22 points, w h ile Johnson and Blankenfeld both had 14 jxrints, Berggren chipped in w ith 12 points and A ls o scoring w ere Cotton (fo u r points), H arrison (three points) and Cazeau (tw o points). Cosreia netted a gam e-high 25 points fo r the Pacers, w h o fe ll to 9-3, w h ile A rb et had 16 points and Sea la 14 points. SCC Is n o w 11-3 on the season and w ill b e id le until hosting the SCC-W lnn D ixie JUCO Shootout at the SCC H ealth and Physical Education Center on Decem ber 29th-through-3lBt, T h e field w ill consist o f seven o f the best teams tn the country, Including N o . 1 nationally-ranked Sew ard C om m unity C o llege from Liberal, Kansas, w hich is 10-0 this season and w as 27-0 last year: A ls o in the field are N o . 8 nationally-ranked Central Florida C om m unity C o llege from Ocala, Indian R iver C om m unity C ollege farm Ft. Pierce and M iam i-D ade C om m unity C ollege, Southwest Illinois C om m u nity C o llege from BellviUe and the U niversity o f W isamsIn-Waukesha C om m unity [ernes on w iilp la y Wisconsin at 7 p .m .); and fou r gam es on each o f Saturday and Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. The cham pionship ga m e is set fo r 5 p.m. on Sunday. RAIDERS S2. TACIRS 77 H orw n d n I 2-3 4. S o li 41-2 14. C old ** 0 W> ft Oiatman I M X T m iw 3 S-» ♦. SehM S M A A a c fe 0 Adrien 0 0 4 a W roOwed 0 Outdoors and the number of hunters in the woods declines noticeably after that time. catch. R eally b ig bass prefer to lurk under floating mats o f water hyacinth*. Shiners fished expect flounder, sheepahead, and a fe w snook. R o u t and redfish are s lo w in the Banana andj tight to such cover w ill produce Indian rivers, the majority o f this yea r's heavBig aheepshead w ill be the '• B ig w in te r flounder a re th e -i1 i r a a m , s p e c k s , a n d m a m attraetkm iL £ a a n J n k t v g top n*W s at Sebastian Inlet. ratfish are aU all b b itin itingg io jk flB Sheepahead to o v e r eigh t vg A h glerab b u ritin g fin g e f m iillet ' cfcs i r e ecirtered QQ pounds ‘W HI readily h it liv e f]J across the bottom w ill ca td i Lake M onroe, just look fo r tire F IS H IN G FO REC AST flounder to o v e r 12 pounds this winter. Snook, tract, and red fish are rated as fair. Base action in t h c i i v t f l s g re a t L o w w ater levels are m aking fish easier to locate and concentrations o f boats to find the fish, Captain t e k i t Port Canaveral reports th atoffsh on action has been slow d u e to high seas. Inside the Port. L o u i e 's snop-vac } �Page 3B Wednesday. December 20.2000 T he S eminole H erald B a sk e tb a ll Co b t in n e d fr o m png* IB Lake Mary, w hich got 10 points from Trevor Berryhlll, 59-42. A n d Crootns got a split, falling 66*56 to South Daytona-W am er Christian on Friday, but com ing back to beat Dcltona-THnity Christian, 52-38, on Monday. Joey W illiam s (14 points) and Lazarus M itchell (13 points) led the w a y for the Panthers (3-4). BOYS B ASKE TB ALL F R ID A Y B E A R S SR B U LLD O G S 55 Gordon 21. McKirewy IS. lUraon 2. Williamson I3. Spoor a Total* 23 8-1S55. W inter Springs (M l W W 4. Forvlcr 1. H argravn 3. Brown 2. Napolltano 2. Douglas 9, Fort 2. ZMinaki X Bril 23. Total* 21 11-15 58. D r Land 10 11 H I t . M W inter Spring* U U 17 1 7 .M Thrar-fntn! (k id goal* _ DrLand I (Gordon).' Winter Spring* 5 (Bad l Douglas). Tram foul* . DrLand 13; Winter Spring! 17. Fouled ou t. non*. Technical* _ non*. Records _ DrLand 6 X Wlntrr Spring* 4-3. Junior raratly _ Winter Spring* 55, DrLand 4E GREYHOUNDS 59, PATRIOTS 45 Laka Branltey (45) Guy IX Bradlry IX Wla* X Morrtra 9, Grubb* S. Total* 17 7-10 45. Lyman (>n Robinson X V ia 1, Sanchri X Rrddm X Simpacm 14. Crnaa 7, Sabo IS. M rgit Itt Total* 22 11-1550 Lakr Brantley 13 13 13 » . « Lyman 14 IS 10 2 2 .5 9 Thrra-potnl Arid goal* _ Lakr Branllry 4 (Bradlry X W W . Moreire); Lyman4 (Stmpaon X Rrddm ). Tram iou la.Lak r Branllry 17;Lyman IX Fouled out . non*. Trchnkal* . nonr. Record* _ Lakr Branllry 5-4; Lyman 2-6. Christian 17; Croom* Academy IS. Foulrd out . Wamrr Christian. Burgrtt Technical* . nonr Rawedi . Wamrr Christian 34; Cmram Academy 24. SILVER HAWKS 59, RAMS 42 O rtrd a (M ) IV k rlt X Rkh 9. Ilm en X Simpkku R Witherspoon 2X lliy e * 4. Freeman IX Rryer 9, Smith X Lr* X ToU l* 36 7-13 SB. Gateway (411 Landin X Kry 1. Create* 0, Crawford IX |amra 4. Duval X Gilmore 17, Rirvt 0. San |uan 0. Hurley a Tutel* 165-19 41. O etrda 21 29 19 1 9 . M Cateway 2 9 IS 12.41 Three-point Held goals _ O viedo 5 (IV k rrl X Rich X Freeman). Catrway 4 (GUmurr X Crawford). Team foula . O viedo 17; Gateway 13. Fouled ou t. Gateway. |ame* Technicala . nonr. Record* Oviedo M , Catneay Lakr M ary (421 Lawrence X Nrtaon 2, Ftetda S, B m ytiill 10. LUardo S, llofm ann 4. B am * 4. Total*: IS 4 4 4X Laka HarrtU (M l Barkman X Watkrr X Lorka X Prado S, Brown 23. Germ X Codrry 11, Hickman 4. Ibtah: 22 9-22 59. Laka Mary 1 1 2 10 12 .4 2 LakaH aw rll 22 I I 10 1 4 .M Thn*-point Bald goal* _ Laka Maty 2 (BtrryhUl 2); Laka llow rO 6 (Brown 5, Prado). Tram foul* . Lakr Mary 2D; Lakr I lowed |. Foulrd out _ Laka Mary, Field*. Technical* _ nonr. Rrconl* . Lakr lin w rll 6-6 SATURD AY U O N S SR PANTHERS 41 2-6 G IR L S B A S K E T B A L L Saath Daytona-Wamrr Christian (M l Powed 0, Dltrollo IX Aldrrman X Btankanahlp 11, Ehrthrart 17, Durgrtt IX Tbtal* 2610-17 OX Cmama Aradamy (SOI C rm n9 .Sbm X WUUama IX MUdtrd IX Burrti IX Total* 2010-19SX Wam rr ClirW ian 22 9 17 3 0 .6 6 Cmama A r adamy 14 16 6 2S .0 6 Thrm potnl Arid goal* . Wamrr Oirtaltan 4 (O rtrolio 4). Croutna Academy ■ (Groan X WUliam* X Mitchell 2) Tram toula . Wamrr PANTHERS 52. EAGLES M :jill'rfj flfw I. I.’) iOlliRiil H H*l/ foill 111 vll 11,(1.111«i(lt l M en IB most o f the eecond half, but the Raiders w e n able to pull aw ay In the final three minutes as Dennis W illiam s hit six o f seven from the free throw line, Currington hit three charity tosses and Lym an's Josh Houston (the you nger brother o f Detroit Piston and form er O rlando M a g ic guard Chucky Atkins) m ade tw o free throws to open the lead up. But the nail in the coffin came w hen Story lobbed a perfect 'a lle y -o o p " pasa to Calderon on a 3-on-l fast break w ith Calderon slam m ing hom e the dunk to g iv e SCC a six-point lead w ith under a m inute to .urrington continued his m aturing process, leading the w a y w ith 22 points, w h ile Dennis W illiam s added 20 points, M organ 12 points, and Johnson an d Story 10 paints each. Calderon finished w ith eight points (all in the final 10 min­ utes o f the gam e), w ith Green (seven points), and Houston (tw o ) also scoring. W allace had a gam e-high 28 fo r the Wildcats, w ith Gecobe M cKinnls also In dou ble figures w ith 11 points. M arcello N lcoletti and A n th on y Johnson had nine points each few the vis­ itors. M on d ay even in g SCC looked like it w as g o in g to run a w ay and h ide as Story hit four threepointers, Currington three “ tre y s ' and Dennis W illiam s one 'b o m b ' in the first 10 m in­ utes o f the gam e as the Raiders built leads o f as m any as 13 points. But SCC could never get com ­ plete control as P olk w as d om i­ nating its o w n offen sive boards behind a huge front lin e and guard Alexander, one o f the quickest players seen in the SCC Health and Physical Education Center in a num ber o f y e a n , took advantage, gettin g passes o ff the offen sive rebounds for layups and 14 first h alf points as the Vikings even ed the game, 41-41, at mtermlasion. Both teams’ defense dom inat­ ed the second h alf as neither squad could get m any easy shots and the lead w en t backand-forth fo r much o f the sec­ ond half. The Raiders had three chances to build a tw o-point lead m id ­ w a y through ths second half, but could not scot*, and also had three chances to take the lead w h en they w ere d o w n on ly one point, but again, could not get a shot to fall. T h e sophom ore d u o o f Green and Calderon w as keeping SCC in the gam e as Currington, Stacy and Dennis W illiam s, w h o had com bined fo r 29 first h alf points, could o n ly net eight in the second half, none from Currington, w h o had scored o v e r 20 points In at least four games in a row. T h e Raiders had a golden opportunity in the fin al minute to take t a s k e d aa fo e defense forced a turnover under their o w n basket and a go t foilled on fo e ensuing lnbounds play? But fo e front end o f fo e one-and-one w ou ld not fall and Polk rebounded, h oldin g on to a onepoint lead. The Vikings then hit six straight free throw * to seal foe victory and SCC reached foe H o lid a y break w ith a 7-9 record. A lexander led P olk w ith a gam e-high 23 points, w h ile . Valker, an excellent shooter, w o k e up in fo e second h alf to score 12 points and finish w ith 16. H aw kins and James also fin­ ished in double figures w ith 10 points each. Story paced the Raiders w ith 14 points (12 In fo e first half), w h ile Green (13), Dennis W illiam s (12) and Currington (11 points, all in the first naif) w ere also in dou ble figures. A ls o scoring fo r SCC w ere C edric M cH aney (seven), Calderon (six), Johnson (fou r) and M organ (three). The Raiders w ill n ow take o ff a couple o f w eeks for the h o ll-. days before returning to fo e court on Wednesday, January 3rd, hosting S t Petersburg Junior C ollege at 7JO p.m. at fo e SCC Health and Physical Education Center in their final hom e gam e before conference play begins on January 17th. A dm ission is free. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 RAIDERS *L WILDCATS S2 )**■ ■ «■ ft Mate* University CtU WaUac* 12 3-3 2X Hamilton 0 CM) 0, lt o * r a * 4 (Ml R Poindeiter 0 (Ml 0, Tm l 0 (Ml 0. Sand! I (Ml X N kobM 41-2 9, B n * 0 (Ml R A Johnson 13-4 9. Jackaon I M L X WUUam* 1 (Ml 7, M cUm tk 3 5411. Louta 1 1-1 X Baptist* 0 (M> 0. Total* 32 15-20IX la m l— la Community C r ik g t 191) D. WUUam* 6 7-9 20, Cuntngtan 7 5-7 ZX H ouaton062X J. Johnaon 32-51ft Green 3 13 7. S to ry ) 2-4 IftC akknm 3 2*3 X Morrison 0 (M l Ok M dU ney 0 (Ml 0L Morgan 3 2-2 IX I WUUam* 0 (Ml a Totals: 30 2X35 91. lU lttim , . )* W 40. SCC J7. Thieu-patnt Arid (0*1* . JAW 1 (Wallaor, Sandl R WUUam*). SCC I (Currlngtun X I Johnaon X Story X D. WUItema). Team Xml* . JfcW 27; SCC 17. Routed out _|aW . T «* l Ntcnkiti. Technical* . MONDAY, DECEMBER IS VIKINGS 7R RAIDERS 70 B r ie fs S a n fo r d B a b e R u th B a s e b a ll r e g is te r in g T h e Sanford Recreation Department is n ow taking registra­ tions fo r the 2001 Babe Ruth Baseball Season. The gam es w ill be played at fo e new youth four-field baseball com plex at Chase Park. O pen in g D ay ceremonies w ill b e held at fo e com plex (on West C elery Avenu e past M ellon ville) on Saturday, March 3, at 9 am . For m ore inform ation call 407-330-5697. (i M Community C rik g t (71) A k u re k r * 5-7 2X Butryn I (Ml X CUauaka* 2 2-2 X D *ri* 4 CM) X I law km* 3 3 4 10, Jama* 3 44 10, McFaeknt 0 (Ml 0, SUnkhlti* 0 (M l ft Turrwr 6 2-2IX W alter 0 (M) 0 Total* 2S1X20 75. S*mbtote Community C o ltef* (7*1 D WUUam* 4 3-3 IX Cutrietfton 3 2-2 II. Houaton 0 (Ml 0kM u on 2 (Ml X Gtmn 6 1 -2IX Story 4 2-2IX Ctkteron 3 0-1 X McHenry 2 6 4 7, M arfan I 1-2 X I William * 0 0 0 ft Total*: 2312-1670. Hal/ttm* _ 41-41. Ihrem poim Arid (o a k . FCC 3 (Turner X Hawkins). SCC S (Story X Currington X D. W illiam *) Tram foul* . FCC IX SCC 19. luuled oul _ nonr. V clin k ris _ non* Rrconl* _ SCC 7-9. C O U G A R S 61, L IO N S 46 Unlrerelty (411 R n irlgu rt 15, Miller 6. IXM inn B. Flan aftn6 .Collam 7, lia r I. Kite-n X Conner 4. Ila ll B. ToU l* 20 21-32 61 U ka Branllry (M l H rtti* X Ughtnee X Stewart X Smith 5. lUluerte IX Sa^l X Ih ll X Oiaon X Wrrka 11.ToU l* I5I3-IB 46 U n lvm lty 1) |« 22 12.41 Lake Branllry 14 9 11 9 .M Three-point Arid goal* _ lake Branllry 3 (Aalurrte X llettig) Team foula _ U nlvm lty IX Lake Brantlry 24 Cream* Academy (51) Green 9. Sima X William * IX Mitdved IX Bitch X Lany X Total* X3 44 52. , Deitena-Trinity OirlaUan (M l Colon X Lin X (eflcual 4. Qulnonr* 11, Smith 10. Irwin X Faymerather X Total* IS 3-8 38. CruamaAcademy U U 13 11 .9 2 Drltena-THally 6 11 6 11.38 P rep — o n tia tinuuted e d from page IB C on December 23rd at 12J0 p.m. A m o n g W ashington's East teammates from Sem inole Athletic Conference schools w ere C orey Dryden, Josh Demote is and Jonathan Shaw from Lake Brantley; Ryan Houck from Lake H o w ell; M ario Fields and Brett Swann from Lake M ary; John H a d tan from Lyman; Sam H ughes (w h o suffered a broken neck earlier this year, served as an honorary captain), N ick Tenekedes and M ik e Carroll from O vied o; W illie Bennett and H enry O liv e r from Seminole; and K evin Inge from W inter Springs. Local cheerleaders fo r the East w ill be Jessie Paul C ru z and Stephanie Gardiner from Lake Brantley; A sh ley Castaing and Ashleigh Toole from Lake M ary; Lindsey Dicks and Sylvia Eastman from Lyman; Dana Sweat and A n gela Stringham from Sem inole; and Darby Frizzell and Faith Tesauro from W inter Springs. J—QfYOwilBgSontoKB LMBburg (Itox-g) hlghtoepa RR—t iT B - h n s t SBtentUr last * —to After vooKoggg points m to* vtclory over Johnson A WMm on Saturday, toa freshman htt tore* 3-po*nter» and eoored 11 potofs In toe Snit h4rit 04 Monday'* aame wRh Rode and appSBrsa haadsd to atoandtog hi* Streak ol eo-piu* scoring gamaa to flva gamas, but want ccdd In tfw aaoond half aa toe Raiders M 75-70 to toe visiting Vikings. •I KiMimmee C irk Center L IO N S S3, T R O J A N S 59 )ack*onelllr-R iba*lt (391 Payton IX Slaughter X Mitahrtl 3. Fljnn I. Simmon* X Smith X Green 21. McCray 4 Total* 23 10-17 59 O viedo (431 rtckeri 3, Rkh X lierren 4, Simpkins 4. Wlthrrapnon 21. Ilayra IB. Freeman 10.Smith II. Klacaden X Dupree R Tidal* 31 16-21 KX Rlbeutt 9 14 16 2 0 .5 9 Oetedo 32 19 11 21.S3 Three point field goala _ Rihaull 3 (l’r )tie i 3k Oviedo 5 01*yea 3. Irerman. Pickett). Tram fou la . Rihaull 17;O viedo IX routed oul .n ceir. Technkala _ none Recced* _ O viedo 100; Rihaull 6-4 al K ltelau nt* C l. 1c C rete, M ONDAY mm GREAT FLORIDA SHOOTOUT GREAT FLORIDA SHOOTOUT EAGLES tR PANTHERS 56 U rn Three point Arid goal* _ Cmncna Academy 2 (Green. Williams), Dritona-Trlnlty 3 (Quinone* 3) Tram foul* _ Cmnma Academy 10; Drtiona-lHntty 10 Foulrd nul _ nonr Tcvhnk-al* _ none Rnmnl* . C riven* Academy 3-3. T A R G E T C LA S S IC L A K B M A R Y — T h e 18th • • annual Target Soccer Classic takes place At fou r Sem inole C ounty schools starting Wednesday, Decem ber 20th. H ost Lake Mary, Lake Brantley, W inter Springs and Lyman high schools w ill hold gam es fo r the 16-team event that w ill run from fo e 20th through the 23rd (see schedule at right). Tournament passes w ill be available at a cost of $12 and d ally tickets are $4. Call Bill Eiaaele at 407-320-9672 fo r m ore information. Winter Park 12-X Winter Spring* 36-1 junior vanity _ Winter Park X Winter Spring* 0. MONDAY SILVER HAWKS 10. BULLDOGS 0 Flaglrr-Palm Cnaat 0 0 .0 Lak* H ow rll 4 6 . 10 Goal* . Lakr Howrtl 10 (WUkln* X I R k* X L Ric» X North. Seaman. J M ulvthill Stevrnaon). A Batata Lak* HowrO 10 (lfoforenb X J. Ric* X Seaman. Norrta, Sarin. Black). Shota on goa l. ru glcr Palm Coart ft Lak* H ow rll 29 Record* _ Lak* H ow rll tl-t-L Junior vanity . Lak* H ow rll 7. Ilaglrr-Palm Coart ft PATRIOTS 7. FTGHTTNG SEMLNOLES 2 Lak* Branllry 4 3 .7 Srrninote 2 0 .2 Goala . Laka Branllry 7 (HaO X Dunning, Aahion, DonrwOy, King, A n a l); Srenlnol* 2 (Gurtte 2k Aaaiaia _ not available. Shota an (D e l. Lake BrwUtey 17; Seminote X Record* . Srrninote 2-1Ql BOYS WRESTLING FRIDAY UONS 53. WOLVES 21 103 . Coffman. O rkdo, pinned Newtek. OJA 112 _ Hewitt, Oviedo, defeated Alton. 6-0. 119 . Mellon, Oviedo, pinned Savage. 131 125 _ tlarrleorv, Oviedo, detected Stafford. 12-7. I X _ Beaty. Deltona, defeated Guide,. S-X 135 _ Cam pm, Oviedo, technical lall over Davia. 17-X 140 _ Flguroa. Deikina, pinned Chrlatianaon. U S. 145 _ Lartdv. Oviado. won by forteit. 152 _ larrynka. Oviedo, pirawd M inton. 235. 16 0 . JLiVwqutat. O viedo, pinned Hibaugh. 171 .T a y T i b vteifc. pinned Foater. 1J4 1*9_ SanvarL Ovtedoi ptnrvni frm ander. 034. ..............* 213 _ EoaoU. Dettova, pinned Mefochr. L ift Heavyweight _ VaDong. (M in i, pinned Pagan. 0:43. Rarard* _ O viedo 6-X Junior vereity _ O viedo 4A Deltona 12. BARRACUDAS Sft FIGHTINC SEM1NOUS 22 ICO _ Martin. Seminote, defeated Mumte*. 161ft 112 _ O ver. New Smyrna Beach, ptnnrd LamhrrtK 022. 119 _ Berryman. Seminole, w in by forfeit 125 _ Shortrldge. New Smyrna Iteach, pinned Scypraailh. 3.51. I X _ Vania, New Smyrna Beach. ma)nr dect■ion over Simmon*. 11-0 I X _ Thome*. New Smyrna Beach, pinned. Meatier, OI3 I X . Inker. Seminole, defeated Lacy. 3-X 145 _ (one*. New Smyrna Beach, ptnnrd Brewater. 1:17. 152 _ Crunkihon. New Scrryma BeacK pinned Pryer. 0X2. 140_Daley.Seminole, ptnnrd llarrlam , 4:4ft 171 _ Coleman. New Smyrna [teach, pinned Snyder. 033. 189 .C arrion. Seminole, major declaim over YarbomugK 12-X 213 _ Bowman, New Smyrna Beech, majiw dedaian over Daly, 60. Heavyweight _ Crux. Seminole, pinned Daria, 133. Record* _ New Smyrna Beach 2-ft SATURDAY BEARS 40, BARRACUDAS 31 103 . Marrua Mumte*. New Smyrna Beech, pinned Jaaon Dxemha. 010. 112 .Jordan PrchaLkvTnier Spring*, defeat­ ed Adam McCullough. 17-13. 119 _ Terry Dtever, New Smyrna Beach, won by forfeit 125 _ John Walker. Winter Spring*, pinned Shannon Shortridge M 0. 130 _ Eric SchwarU. Winter Spring*, defraled Clayton Vania. 10-9, 155 _ Cite* W alt Winter Spring*, main* decl­ aim over Luka TTvomaa. IV I. I X _ foe Curry. Winter Spring*, pinned Bryan fonea. 5 3 ft 145 . )am r* Crunldllon. New Smyrpa Brach. pinewd |amd Groom, 232. is ; Iordan Nowak. Winter Spring*, pinrud Cirri*Sander*, (34 ' * * •• I X _ Scott D ial, Winter Spring*, pinned Malt Harriactev 200. . 171 _ Antiune Coleman. N ew Smyrna BeacK mafor decialcm ow e Rick IWhater, 90 189. Frank Yartvimugh. N ew Smyrna BeacK pirmad Am it Paiefa. to ft 215. New t Bowman. N rw Smyrna BeacK defeated Eric Parent. 10-7. Heavyweight _ Keith Bertrand. Winter Sprtnga. pinned Kelvin Lkrtka. IO I Racorda . N ew Smyrna Beach 2-1; Winter 7-1. TARGET SOCCER CLASSIC 2000 W E D N E S D A Y * D E C E M B E R 20 , at Lyman* 7 pjn . ,a t r FOOTBALL SATURDAY BAST 3X WEST 21 B rit Quarter E _ W teM nfton 1 run (Batik* kick) Sacond Quarter W _ )a n *fa n 1 run (KuaaaA kick) W _ Hogan 14 fornbW return (Ruaarii kick) Third Quarter E _ Kuala 41 M m xptten return (kick falted) fourth Quarter E _ Wltehteffon to run (Charm* run) W . U n ary 71 p*aa hocn Crotoot (7ir***H kick) B . S «M i 29 p*a* from Waahlngton (kick 7 pm . G am a * _ W inter Springs vs. Boca Raton* at W inter Springs, 7 p.m. . G am a 7 _ Laka Brantley vs. O ran gew ood Christian, at Lake ^ G a m t ’/ ^ S a tellite vs. W inter Park at U k a Brantley* 7 p m . G am a 9 Laka Bran tfay-O rangew ood laser vs. Satellite-Winter E _ WkaNngfon 46 run (Banks kick) BOYS SOCCER FRIDAY GREYHOUNDS X PATRIOTS 2 Lak* Branllry 0 2 .2 Ip a a i 0 1 .3 Goala _ Lak* IrentW y 2 (Sneft Zuaik Lyman 3 (Zuiuaga X F. Fedraia). Aaaiaia _ Laka BrentWy 2 (IhU lip*. Edmundaon). Lyman 3 (Favloric X D. Pvdraxa) Shot* on goal _ Lak* Branitey IX Lyman IX Reconk . Lak* Brantky 5-3-X Lyman 7-X Junior vanity _ Laka Brantky X Lyman X UONS X BEARS 0 W lnterSprirea 0 0 .0 Oviedo 2 0 .2 Goal* .O via d o 2 (Rand. Quartern)). Aaaiaia .O v ied o 2 (Hormia, F a n *). Shota on goal _ Winter Springs X O riado IX Raconk . Oviado 7-2-1. Junior vanity _ O viedo I, Winter Springs ft RAMS ft SILVER HAWKS 0 Laka Mary 0 0 .0 Lak* Howell 0 0 .0 Shots on goa l. Laka How ell 5; Laka Mary 17. Racorda . Lak* Mary 7-O-X Laka H ow ril 661. MONDAY LIONS X SILVER HAWKS 2 Lak* H ow tl) 0 2 .2 O rk d o 0 2 .2 C o a k .L a k * Ifow rll 2 (M acNany, Martin); O riado 2 (Langhont Lukrr). Aaaiaia _ none Shota on goa l. Laka llo w tll 5; O riado IX Records . O riado 7-2-2. Junior vanity . Oriado 3. Lak* HowtUO. GIRLS SOCCER SATURDAY WILDCATS X BEARS 0 Winter Tart 2 0 .2 VWnter Spring! 0 0 .0 Goala _ Winter Park 2 (Huffman. Bailry). Aaaiaia . Winter Park I (B ailry) Shot* on goal .W in ter Park IX Winter Springs X Racorda . ' 1 4 1'Lrica H o w tU v *. DaLand, at Cake Mary, 5 p m loser vs. W inter Springs- 3p m . vs. Lymsn-Bishop M o ore loser, at Lym an. 1 p m . ^WINNER'S BRACKET 1 13 _ Laka B rantky-Q rangaw ood w inner vs. Satellite- * • % at U k e M ary, 7 p m M a iy-C ou n b ysk le w in n er vs. W inter Springs- t, at Uka M sty, 5 pan. G a m * lS .O r ifd o - M d b o u in e w in n er vs. Lyman-Bishop M oore w in n e t at Lyman, 7 p m . G am a I f _ U n i versify-Seabreeze w in n er vs. Lake H o w e ll- F R ID A Y D E C E M B E R 22 A ll RUttM at Lak* Mary High School LOSER'S BRACKET 17 _ G am a I f _ G am e I t . C am eM . W inner G am e 12 vs. Lexer o f Gam a 13,9 a m . W inner o f Gam a 11 vs. Loser o l G am e 14,11 a m . W inner o< G am a 10 vs. Loser o f G am e 15,1 p.m. W inner o f Gam a 9 vs. Loser o f G am e 16,3 p.m. WINNER'S BRACKET 1 23 _ W inner o f Gam a 16 ve. W inner o f G am e 15,5 p.m. » 3 4 _ W inner o f G am e 14 v t. W inner o f C am e 13,7 p.m. * W S lR S A T U R D A Y D E C E M B E R 23 A ll gamea at Lake M ary High School LOSER'S BRACKET G am e a . W inner o f G am e 1 9 v*. W inner o f G am e 20,11 a m . Game 21 _ W inner o f Game 17 vs. W inner o f G am e 18,9 a m . FIFTH PLACE GAME G a m e 23 _ Loser o f G am e 23 vs. Loaer o f G am e 24,5 p.m. C H A M P IO N S H IP G A M E 24 _ W inner o f G am e 23 vs. W inner of Game 24,7 p.m. �I I’ o r c 4 It Wednesday. Ikrrm brr 20. 2fM)0 T he S eminole H erald 'Tangerine Bear' a grim tale The Tangerine Dear" umphs. And the bear's "home­ Artisan Entertainment coming" should feel right and Heartwarming holiday spe­ appropriate - as if he’s been cials are as much a part of headed there all along —but it Christmas as, well, heartwarm­ still retains an air of grimness. ing holiday everything else. This While the message about real­ paiticular tale, based on a book izing what you have is certainly by mother and son authors important, it seems like a bit of Betty and Michael Paraskcvas, a letdown here. follows a little teddy bear whose "I didn't like it because the smile has accidentally been ending was sad instead of sewn on upside down. When no happy," explained Toby, 7. one buys him, he's sent to a sec­ The video boasts songs perond-hand store, where, over formed by Trisha Yearwood, as time, the sun fades well as voices provided his fur to a tanger­ by Jonathan Taylor ine shade. He finds Thomas, Jenna Elfman, friends among the Howie Mandcl and other toys in the David Hyde Pierce, store, and though among others. he longs to be Ratings Scale: 1-10 taken to a "real" (10 is the highest) home, he leams Appropriateness: 6 ultimately that he Despite the supposedly has been home all uplifting message, the Evan Levine along. movie has a grim aspect G u id e l b K id s Although this that might not appeal to message is one that T V & Video some young viewers. has certainly been • • ' • • Visuals: 6 —OK anima­ used to good effect before, tion that presents some nice there's something curiously views of the world surrounding dispiriting about the story, the store. which seems like a series of Humor: 5 - While some small defeats rather than tri funny moments exist, the over- EfWfftato- *tfpi*#y TonkgN ret) in R Hooywood FraaMr (cc) O wmm (•> JMpapSpf Whmlttf O wnv M m {cell IOC) F f f ln m w au M C World Stdiwii Mm SchpoM FrM H oc) Friends fee) S M S K ) tPrtno. to *™cr Wftcfc ID 1*1 <•> CD wwi Orafon Bmoomos iW m Tt» DrmGariy C m Cany O won. TNt Nm IN K M m ICC) CSS M m (cci <t) i i i 1 1 tomrtem fhS Uhl tax m wro. T i m tffhBWC* J E S S ' LJ. M M nn ■ J U C I TTW 700 dk* joe) R B iron I m p llhnpwnmp t Rmf TV (cc) U r m f m ''] H I M : x »r«t* » — R fltU <cc) (t) |Nk h fettM alt feel is a little sad and gloomy. Belicvability: 6 - The story certainly has truths that kids will recognize. Social Value: 5 —The message about being different will be appreciated, but several kids commented that the bear went through an awful lot to end up back where he started. Fun Factor: 6 - Some of the bear's adventures may keep kids watching. Reindeer" Warner H om e Video It's not the first time, and it probably w on 't be the last, but h o w m any Christmas specials d o you kn ow o f that w ere named after a n ovelty song? "Grandm a G ot Run O v e r b y a Reindeer" is based, if that’s the right w ord, on the hu gely popu ­ lar song that makes its appear­ ance on the radio every year. W hen Jake Spankenheimer's "Grandma Got Run O v e r b y grandm other Is now here to be found on Christmas Eve, he sets U U x r g S m iL foe) (a) n»BM*W tof No* foe) im AOld* ta n k (d loc) M R M s loci (ujMqrM: « TXa BotyfuaP (IK?) (K m C o m ) Hi M i tar [i.l h jw u m JmU ■HtoM totoScx ■swear leellil S n S E S w U e e ll D IM O R M to i PL M m m w led m D m lM M O k m Oku (Pm 1to 1) h m R u m (ocHt) w »w z i a U T M (2000) (John SHTU. Jotfia U H ) (cc) hxMtok K. hfex (cc) a s Mm cm hh M i W • m o m 1 Dxrc X M . tot 111 H U M : k m c m * tc o w n a o ff to find her, and to save his fam ily from the machinations o f his underhanded cousin M el (voiced by M ichele Lee). N ote: W hen the names try so hard to be funny, It's often a rule o f thumb that the plots and stories are not. Lee's turn as a sultry connlver seems o d d ly out o f place in a children's vid eo, as docs the w h ole theme o f m oney and business. "Kate liked this video," said Eille, her m om . "1 personally thought the idea w as amusing, but the execution w as clum sy and the animation pretty crude. I was also bothered b y a cut-forT V quality to the film ; there w ere too m any transitions that seemed designed fo r the Inser­ tion o f a commercial." Kate, 7-1/2, added, "I liked that it's a mystery. I don't like Cousin M el because she d id cruel things and should have been arrested.” Kate found it pretty amusing that Cousin M el took Grandpa to H E R favorite restaurant "to cheer him up" w hen she was. clearly thinking on ly o f herself. "Grandma G ot Run O v e r b y a Reindeer" (the song) has sold nearly 7 m illion copies to date. This does not mean that It makes a g o o d m ovie. Ratings Scale: 1-10 (10 is the highest) . Appropriateness: 6 - It's slightly crude and much o f it !' seems unnecessary, even if there's a story In there som e­ where. Visuals: 5 - Slightly garish «• animation that's not as good as ‘ ‘ it could be. i u H u m o r 5 - M uch o f the hum or seems off-target rather than edgy. Believabllity: 5 - The story line is rather contrived, even if view ers are often on the lookout : fo r n ew h oliday offerings. I Social Value: 5 - W hile there's’ a m essage about Christmas spir-. it in there som ewhere, the whole! story is, quite frankly, a bit much. ! Fun Factor. 5 - W ell, It's ccr- ,, talnly lively. c Watching the Tangerine Bear l encounter setback after setback makes fo r a dispiriting holiday > story. ” Copyright 2000, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. v. M H (11.111 ~ B 5 T H M M R ~ T T i ■ 3 3 5 — [USB jjiM H S im S E T P n M X M lM M ..........." 1 HH r " w E t r i u jy - l M « « N i«i»ijw <<im »iin»<i If f M M. tMUP-M 1 8 :0 0 1 6 :3 0 — | MM* >Af < A* T ' i T NKMm M lW a m Pod C tfN m NH. Pod Pd UCNm Mh M Pod 1WM F T - 71" 4 . ’ 1 Buotom Mwtfilod la) • — s a r IB 2 T 1 71 D n m TM • won. 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FL 37603 al (407)697MSS or (4071726-77*4 or via amai ju d ic ia l c e k u t t PROEATE DIVISION Fke Number 00-116S-CP Ft RE: ESTATE OF (AMES E PALMER. maid la not prowled by »w Ctoy of Sanford {FS 2M OIOS) PERSONS WITH EMSAMJT1ES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO CEE DITTOS SHOULD CONTACT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT M O W * 4k HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEET1NQ N o rm WHAT. VEHICLE SALVAOE AUCTION WHEN: January I I , M S I TIME. 1000 A M WHERE. 1011 N Orlando Ava MaMand. R 32781 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE lOENTIFACAHON ( 1) OSChavioM IO 2CNOE10SOTSSIOSOO L ecals tog d voice imparled, cal 1 600 833 *771. Pltotoh: November 29. and Dacambar*. 13.20.2000 U232 late Fdl paymanl d an amoua agual to toa Ngheit bid u dua witoat 24 hour* aflar toa adrertuad Ivna d ■ A l paytanta ihaB ba caib or guaranitad Vtalrumanl. made payabto to toa Clerk d toe Cacti* Coral Deled ton 6 day of December, 1FAIPS0U5NA210248 IBM FORD 1FMEU16K3ELAE1427 1002 FORD JURISDICTION M VW O N C A M NO; 00 C A IM S 14 W FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A F T MORTGAGE COMPANIES PLAINTIFF VS M THE C n C U T COUNT PON t n w i o u COUNTY, FLOREM IBM MMMO TRLR NOV1N0200071I03 1(02 FORD CHARLES E MOWJS. JR.. IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST CHARLES E. HOBUS. J R j UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHARLES E MODUS. JR . IF ANY; WINDY B SLATER. IF LM NO . AND IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. LINDER OR AGAINST W1NOY B. SLATER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WINDY B SLATER. IF ANY, SUNRISE OWNERS GROUP, INC.; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOAMTtS) NO TICS OF FORECLOBUMI B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OiVEN pur amt* to a Bunmaty Ftoat Judgment ot k n d o a u n ckdad Dae 12. 2DOO antand to C M Caaa No. 00 CA I S3* 14 W d toa C ktm Court d toa ISTH J u d d d Ctouk to did tor SEMINOLE County, BANFORO, Florida. I wfl aa* lo N hffion m d beat biddor lor caab d TH E W EST FRONT DOOR al toa SEMINOLE County Courtooueo bcatod at 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FL 32771 to SANFORD, Florida, at 11/00 anL on toa ISth day d January, 2001 toa kkowlng deecrtwd property aa i d torto to 1FACP3247MA22S193 1001 FORD 2FAPP36X0M8135402 1006 HONOA 1HQEJS241TL030372 Pubkih: Dacambar 20.2000 V IM NOTICE WHAT: VEHICLE SALVAOE AUCTION WHEN: January It , M01 TIME: 10:00 AM WHERE: 1011 N Orlando Ava MaAMnd. FI 32731 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFACATION * 1) . 06 ChavroNI 20 2CNBE1060T601*800 2) . *0 PonOac Donna IO2HZS4C0KW20646 Pubkah: Dacambar 20. 2000 V IM Page sn L ecals L ecals W THE CMCUTT COURT Of T m ir m JUDICIAL emeUTT, IN AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, in t h e c m c u t t c o u r t M ANO FOR U I M O U COUNTY FLOMOA PROBATE OTVWON F*e No.: 00-107VCF W H E :Th e E d it e d CYNTHIA P. OOUOCAN, Wednesday. December 20.2000 N O TIC t OF LIEN BALE to accordanca wWi toa prpmiona d Ian. toara bang dua and unpac) ebargat lor ntveh toa undarugmd a anttoad la aalltfy an cnvnar'a hen d Mend al Linda Bab a Sal Storage, 2680 WZSto Street Genton) Florida 32771. And, dua nooca having baan gpran, lo toa c a n a rd u d proparty and ai padaa known lo davit an Bad to tucb nokoa lor paymant cJ audi having aqkrad. toa good* ma ba add d pubic auction to toa htghavt bidder or otoatmea dapoead d on H DEC 2000 Data d Auction Tima 1200 PM AUCTIONEER UC. NO Una No . Cuatomar Name. Last Known Addraaa, Daacrlption ol Qoodi to ba Auebonad 604. Oabra Watbtoglon. ISOS Watt 23to Street 4403 Santord. FI 32771. wtefcar tunkura. t v . boi aprong and I labia. 2 racknari, mlctowaia. antartatomant cantar. boi Ian, mtac Pubkah: Dacambar 13 20.2000 V007 N O TIC t TO TH E PUBLIC Board d At*uaananl d toa C*y d Santord w f bold a regular maetvtg on D n ik ifcir 2*. 2000 to toa Cty Hal Commlsaton Cbamban d 1130 AM to ordar to oonaldar a requa*i lor vartanca to Bia Zontng Ordnance aa k panama to kora yard aatbac* laquvamanta to an SR-1 toning <MM S arc LOU 7 4*. BBt 14. Tr 6. E R TraBonFa Map d toa Town d Santord. aa raoordad to PB 1 PO 60. Pubkc Racorda d Samtoda County. Florida aa tocatad 120* S. Ekn Avenue t o n e ) tea ot toe property la lo ooratrud an adNon to an aitakng ttotfa lanky raetdanoa. Larry Btotr, Chatrman Board dAduaknad ADVICE TO TH E P U B U C : IF A PER­ SON DECtOEB TO APPEAL A DECI­ SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR MG. HC/SHE W&L NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORD OF TH E PROCEEDtNOS INCLUDING TH E TESTM O N Y A M ) EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NO T PROVIDED BY TH E CITY O F SANFORD (FS 2M.0106) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY O F THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-3626 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE me mua Pubkah Decarrtoer 13 20,2000 V022 2000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEM'IICXE COUNTY FLORIDA by. Gerehkne Hartord. Deputy Clerk Pubkih December 13. 20, 27. 7000 end Januery 3. 2001 V097 NOTICE O f APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toa! Seri 4Co A i Cudodan (CS Land), toa holdar d too krtowing card!catatu hat Med aatd cerdteato<i) lor a lav deed to ba teauad thereon The certificate Humbert«) and year(i) d Neuanca. toa deicttpaon d toa prop­ erty. and toa named) in which a wa* alie ne d I v i n ai foltow* CERTIFICATE MO: 1817 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 19M Deicnpnon or Property UNIT 176 RIDGEWOOD VILLAS A CONDO ORB 3169 PO 768 07 7030371-0000-1760 Hama* to which a lie n e d FLdgewood Vital Inc AM d tea) property betng Vi toa County d Serrunole. stale d Flortda U n n i such cemfcatedl i h u ba radaamad acoordng to Nw, toa prop­ erty deverbad ai loch certrhcala(i) w* ba toal to toa h r/o il baldar al toa wad bom door. SanvnoN County Courtooma, Santord. Florida, on Ilia 72 day d Jaruary- 2001. at 1100 am. Paymad d SaN Na. appacabN documentary damp laiav and racordaig N e i am requaad to ba paid by the tuccetdik bidder at toa eaN. FuB paymanl d an amour* equal to toa hrdwtl bid a dua w*he> 24 houri alter toa advertned tana d asN A l payment! the! ba cadi or guaranteed indrument. made payabN to toa Clerk d toe Cacul Court Deled bva 6 day d Dacambar. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by Shatoy C Hargert. Deputy Clerk Pubkah. December 13. 70. 27. 7000 and Jaruary 3 2001 V0B6 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, t e l Saul 4Co Aa Cuakxkan (CS Land). holdar d toa loitoetng earthcalad) her Mad takf carttficaMdl lor a tai daad to ba Nauad toeroon The cartblcaM manbar(i) and yaar(i) d Nauanoa. toa Macrtpkon d toe prop­ erty. and toa name(i) to which I wai liaised reran as kXtowa: CERTIFICATE NO: 1820 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IB M Deacrpbon m Prcpany: UNIT 203 RIDGEWOOD VKJJLS A CONDO ORB 3168 PO 26* 02-20-30-821 -0000-2030 Name* to which •H e lle d Maria A EdwarM il d lav) property bang to toa Cotrby d Samnda. Slate c* Ftonda radaamad accordng to Nw. toa prop­ erty Meettoed to tucb camkcaN(v) wR ba mid to toa Irg a ri baldar al 9 e wad trot* door. SerrlnoN County C e u V W M . Santord, Ftonda. on toe 22 day d Jaruary. 2001. al 1100 am Paymanl d SaN Na. appkcabN documentary (lamp lama and rooordng Nee am mgutrad to ba paid by toa euoceaald bidder al toa eaN FuB paymanl d an amount equal to toe h v * d bid N due wahai 24 houri aflar toa advamaad lane d aaN. A l peymaraa alei ba caih or guarantaad toainanam. made payabN to toa Clerk d toa Cacul Coral Dated tom 6 day d Dacambar. 2000 MARYAM1E MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CO U R T SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by: ShkrNy C. Hargert. Oapuly CMrk Pubkah Dacambar 13 20.27, 2000 and January 3.2001 VOM dark d toe Court Oanal CkoulJudge Pubkah Daoantoar 6. 13. 20. 77. 2000 V033 M THE CMCUTT COURT of th e trm JUDICIAL CMCUTT, H AND FOR •tM M O tS COUNTY, FUM O A C A M NO.: 00-CA-030-11-W LAKE HOWELL ARMS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, we, M THE CMCUTT COURT OP THE EKMfTEENTH jy m ciAi CMCUTT S IA M ) FOR [C O U N TY, M RE: Tba Nama Change d CURTIS JOSEPH KELLERMEYER. TERESA K. KELLERMEYER. N O TIC t O F ACTION T O Joeteb BNven Kekeimeyet to OSCAR J. DAYTON. UNKNOWN 8POU8E. and UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS. DdendanU. AMENDED OF N ^ M B M r N a a NOT1CS 1 BONO wda UBT O f « M 0 U COUNTY BCCPR0JBCY1: 1. Pro)act: FC-1142-4XYBJC. Playact TtoaCH. 427 -Pbaaa V S VI Road Conalnmon. Documan 111411. Mandatory P n -M Contoranoa Data: January 11,1001 al SCO AM Dua Data: January I t , M S I, d >00 n t , laod Rna. To pjarardea race** d addenda. k Ik toa laap u danla*1mapenebMy I* contact toa Sanvnola County Pudtaatog Dtvtoton pitorto toa toad receiving data d artomktalatolda. Addanda ktommaknn la atoo m l abN on toa Couky'a Wab Paga F d Hormaaon on am d too Bamlnda County BCCproyacta, ptoaaa vM our aak paga d annuo. aonUnoto.SuaTbuatooadpurcbaitog or cal 407-**8-711* Pubidi December 20,2000 V IM ___________________________ M o n ca o f p u b l ic *a l b ALTAMONTE TOWMO. ftC .117 MARKER S T, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGINS AT 1000AM, S O U ) AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIDS PURSUANT TO FS. 71371 *1-18-2001 1M7 DOOGE iQiaziacTtoesoiH IB M MITSUBISHI JA3DA44FOJU033004 IB M OLDS 2G3AJ5123J2358474 ACTION an n l TO: Oacar J. Dayton. 103 Georgetown DrVa ac. C ieertoerry, FtorkN 32707 Unknown SpouM, 103 Georgetown Odra aC. Caaiafcarry. Florida 32707 Unknown Occupanta. 103 Oaergaaown Ortya (C . CaartOarry. Florida 32707 YOU ARE NOTIFIED ta t an ackon lor tomdokim ■ dean or Ian tar unpaid oondomnAjm aaaaaamanta on tw kakowing daaertrad red prop­ erty In 6en*noM County, Florida: llnadl I03C ot LAKE HOWELL ARMS CONDOMINIUM. Georgetown Or CaaaaCwny. FL mora parttouMrty deaortoid aa Sac. 11, ToamaNp U S . Ranga 30E. BMMMkb *17. BkxA 0000. Lead) I03C. haa baan Nad agaewi you. You an raqrarad 1o larva a copy oT yn r w ilan datanaaa. I any. lo I on David N. Olaaaman. Eaquaa. PieeadTi anornay, ahoee a d d in k 21* Anna B M C Ortando. Florida 32*06, on or baton January 3. 2001. and Na Fia ortgmal v fti Bra dark ot M a ooral aahar baton aarvtoa on PtaMVa dtomey or Inonodtolafy B a n d k c otoetwNl ■ dataui M i ba arfand agalnat you tor toa lakat damandad in tu compile* or peMon DATED on MOV 22 2000 MARYANNE MORSE, CLERK A i dark. Ctreuk Court Samnoii CoroTy, Honda SyRufiKng AaDaputy dark * youama pamonwdi a M abdiy •bo naada any acmmmortaicn to onlar to partetokta to *aa proceed tog. you a n inaaad. at no coat to you, to tow provtaun ot carter, Mdelanca PtokM oontacl. ADA Coonknator at M l N. Park Annua. Suka N301. Bantord. a 32771. Tatopbona (407)323-4330 u l 4227 arkhto kao (2) mailing dkya d you notopl d Ma none*. I you an heer- YOU ARE NOT1FNED tod an aetton I d Patkkai tor Change d Name (Mtoor Chid) baa baan Nad agavtel you and you are reqdrad to aanra a copy d you attoan datanaei. * any. to k on taCHARO A COLEOROVE. JR . ESQUIRE, Pakkonar'a adomey, wboaa a t t o u N P. O BOX 726. BANFORO. FLORIDA 32772-0726. on or baton JANUARY 4. 2001 and Na toa onglnd adh toa Clark d toa Coul DATED: NOVEMBER 29.2000 IWRYANNE MORSE A iC N rk d B W Court By Nancy R Wider AaDaputy CNrit PuCAlh December 6. 11. 20. 27, 2000 V045 NOTICE O f APfUCATBON FOR TAX DEED NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, tod Sad 4Co A i Cudodan (DCS), toa hokSai d toa kkkmmg caniAcatatil l Mad laid cartbcatad) tor a u . daad to ba Naiad twraon The carM a maibard) and year(i) d •auanca. toa daaa lpaon d toa proparty, and toa named) In ehkh 4 wai C E im n C A T IN O : 291 YEAR O f ISSUANCE: IB M Daiu U kun d Property: LEO LOT 10 BLK 12 TR C TOWN OF SAN­ FORD PB 1 PG 34 28-19-30-6AG-120C-OIOO Nvmai In a N d i a n a ile d Margaret A Jonaa A l d aav) property bang In toa Cocnry d SammoU. B u d d Florida. Untaaa tucb oartkeatafa) V a l ba daaci b ad to auto cartRcaNd) a * ba laid to toe teqheer Uddw d toa wait Ironl door. BamnoN Cocrty Cautoouaa, Santord. Ftonda. on toa 22 M y d January, 2001. d 1100 am. Paymanl d SaN toa. j ppkr atae documentary I tamp lava* and tacatdrig laaa am raquksd lo ba paid by 9w auocaaakJ bktdar d toa NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. «e t Sad 4Co A l Cudodan (CS Land), tow holdar d tow tokowing card!calad) haa Mad add camkcdad) tor a lai dead lo ba Nauad toamon The cartrhcala manbar(i) and yaarti) d dtoepr prop­ erty. and toa named) In which k waa alie ne d Nfam as U k m CERTIFICATE NO: 1U1 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1*M DaacRpuon d Property: UNIT 204 RIDGEWOOD VILLAS A CONDO ORB 3169 PO 266 07-70-30-321-0000 7040 Kamel In which m a n e d Ridgewood VAaa. Inc. A l d aaa) property bang In BN Cotetoy d Semlnde, Stela ol Florida LMtota auch nrttocau(i) aha* ba radaamad according to Nw. toa property deecitiid to audi earth catad) WR ba add lo toa ladiatt brddar d tow weal tror* door, DanVnoN County Courtoouie. Sanford. Ftonda, on toa 22 day d January. 2001.d 1100am Paymanl d SaN Na. appkrabN documentary Hemp l a i n and racordaig Nae am mqidad to ba paid by toa eucceuM balder at tow aaN rm paymer* d an amow* equal to 9n higheil tad la dua arttoai 24 hour* aher tow advamaad amt d payment ihei ba cadi or guaramaad anlrumant, made payabN to tow CNtk d the Canal Cow l Dated tha 6 day of Dacambar. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORX3A by Shelly C Merged. Deputy Clerk Pubkah Dacambar 13 20. 27. 2000 and January 3,2001 V100 NOTICE MeaNon WheeN. Etc . Inc . located al 1097 Sand Pond Road. Lake Mary. Ftonda 32746. a aaakeig goal rr-et) ganaral contracum. auboonbacton. and badaunan to ba placid tow homing Emargancy Repair Program Bidden L td Lhnomyand woman mmad buaaiaiaaa era encouraged to apply PNaia cal 407-333 M 77 aai 103 t i mquaal an Pubkah Oacantoar 13. 20. 27. 2000 V121 �Page 6B Wednesday, December 20. 2000 L egals J . I L egals NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TAX M E D NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Sad ACo At CutkxSan (CS Land), toe hotter ol toa Mowing certAcala(r) haa Nad laid ca<ttocate(i) lor a lac dead to be isaued toeraen. The cartillcate numbar(i) and year(i) al teauanca. toa datenpeon ol toa prop­ erty. and toa nama(a) to wtech ■ war atsauad tear* as toiowa CERTIFICATE NO: 111* YEAR OP ISSUANCE: 1PM Description ol Property: UNIT 202 RIDGEWOOD VILLAS A CONDO ORB 316* PQ 266 02-20-30-&21-0000-2020 Namat to Ridgewood V a t Inc. A l ol tad property bamg to toa County ol Bamnoto. BUM ol FTorkte Unteto tuch carttocala<i) that be tadttmad according to 'tow, toa property daaertoad to ouch cartelcatoft) wit be told to toe tagtwal T he S eminole H erald L egals APPLICATION FOR TAX M I D NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, t u t Saul (C o . A* C-jpodten (CS Land), N o n e * OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D tSD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rat Saul ACo A t Cuatodan (Ltocoto), ■w noaoer of ma monrng certmoaN<«) haa Nad «an rartek'Mklt) to a lei dw d to be N e e d Eweon. The certNcato rurtoedt) and yaar(i) oI teeuance. f e dMCrtpaon ol toe p e p arty, and toe name(i) to nttcfi I aa* L egals L egals L egals L egals L ILIA N JEFFRIES A/K/A LILLIAN JAMISON JEFFRIES AACA LILIAN J. JEFFRIES. BENNIE LEE WRIOHT; HENRIETTA PEARSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF HENRIETTA PEARSON. UNKNOWN TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT ». SEMINOLE LOAN CORPORATION. OTd any unknown MORTGAGE CORPORATION: to* PmDa(entente I«■ Ml toto* hfabt tl and bail btodat tor caaN al W EST FRONT DOOR O F 1JIE SEMINOLE CO U N TY CO U R T­ HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA al 11 OOAM. on toa 11today ol Jtrutery. n r v t 4 —■ at------c-------a----------m , I nirm fnar AW iyVil a— KWWiny W W v Bh ly at m 4 lotto to tatd FinN J LOTS 124 AND 122. LOCH I CRYSTAL LAKES 8EC ACCORDING TO THE PtAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED I IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGES 73 AXO'74. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS -O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA.' M U A 226 VMEWOOO DRIVE. SANFORO. F t 32773 WITNESS U Y HAND and tie let! oI tote Court on Oootntoot 2 , 2tx)o (SEAL) M aryam Motta Cterk ol toa O c u a Court By Mary Slroupa Dapufy Cterk EclMvarrte AAaaoctetea, PA. P.0. Boa 2S0tl Tampa. Ftortda 33222-5011 F22002472 L ecals Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM. eaaeeeed Ware M toSoete: CCRTIFCATB NO: H I T TEA R OF ISSUANCE. IS IS Deacrtpeon o i Property: BEG ST*J 2 F T W O F BE COR M E N * RUN W TO A P T IS tS I F T W O F BE COR LO T A N S3 DEO M M M JO SEC E TO SHORE LINE BELY ALONG SHORE U TO A P T N OF BEO B TO BEG LAKE HARNEY BEACH P B 7 P O S 1 24-70 17 VXFOOOOOOAa M s Note* to D am ns* IS, 7000 *N on toa to d a y e l January, 2001, m 1100 AM o'clock A M . 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MF 7 30- B O O P U 3250-MOOVk Tr*n*portteon iwyaatl C*S 407-3341177 to Hart knmad M aintenance Saroo te an tmamabonaf leak m*n*g*m*nt contractor to government and Industry, providing comprebenatva engineering and stteporl services acmes a wide range e< tpefcaten* W t « * * a HJYy motivated kxprtdual lor mechanic poaeon* tor out **al maintenance contract to Samtoota County, Florida. Poariian* toctodt: •A. B. 8 C Techs •Tire Techs •Emergency Vehicle Techs We onat a generous compensation SL •Tuition asaiatanca AppScant* must poaaaaa strong mechanical aptauda. CDL bcaraa* are raquaad tor soma poweona. For rnmadata conikteretun. pteaaa appfybyamaSIrblagaaSaofcomor let to 407-3233488 An AfltonaUvs Action Emptoyar MiT A W 71— H e lp W 71— H anted e lp W anted LaborerfAseembty:Duii A tap holes Assemble truck scales. I7 5 0 t r Apply In parson. F n l VMcfi Mfg C o . 310 Tech D r. 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W A S $20,995 LOADED! LO O K! YELLO W ! W A S $18,995 2000 4 W D, Air, Cruise, Pw. Locks, Leather W A S $20,995 1997 NISSAN PATHFINDER 1997 TOYOTA CAMERY LE Family Readyl Auto, AC, XE W A S $17,995 Loaded, Toyota Quality. W A S : $15,995 1998 HONDA ACCORD EXL Auto, Roof Rack, CD Player W A S $17,995 1999 SX W A S : $9995 “ECONOMY" I V' Auto, AC W AS $12,995 Leather, Sunroof Loaded, “STYLE"! W A S $18,995 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2000 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 20, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 2000. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 2000; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/69696418388512105f757ffacc589682.pdf 3c131aae1152e2650e6f620bb9591db2 PDF Text Text •MVKAfl Mo.ST Copyrt^ O 2000 Tho Seminole Herald Sanford, Florida Bush campaign plans stop at SCC Rams continue volleyball dominance The Lake Mary boys volley­ ball team com es from behind to win the Volleyfest for the eighth straight year. P age 1B -------- --— — — SANFORD The crucial battle for Florida's 25 electoral votes takes on a local flavor in Seminole County today. Republican nominee George W. Bush is scheduled to make a campaign stop ten­ tatively scheduled for 1 p jn . this after­ noon at th e p m p u s of Seminole Community College in Sanford. Accompanying £ush will be Arizona Senator John McCalfi, whom Bush defeat­ ed for the Republican party nomination. T exas governor will be joined by .. S en . John McCain during rally According to Seminole County Republican party chairman Jim Stalling, Bush's campaign message during his SCC visit will focus on issues relevant to seniors. Bush will deliver his message at the Health it Physical Education Building on first-come, first-scrvc lias is. The Texas governor's visit Is part of a the SCC campus, preceded by other republican speakers and entertainment. Doors open to the public beginning at 11 JO a m Those wishing to near Bush ak must have a ticket issued by the te Republican Party. Tickets became available late Monday afternoon and S Canine costume contest moved to Fort Mellon Park Litton begins search for new chief SANFORD — A canine costume contest fund raiser, sponsored by Friends of Our Paw Park, will be held Saturday, October 28, from 10 a.m. until noon at F t Mellon Park, 600 East 1st Street in Sanford. The event was originally scheduled for Jaycees Park at 4th and Oak but fencing and security con­ cerns prompted the switch. Open to the public, the fund raiser is designed to raise money for fencing and amenities to convert Jaycee Park into an "off-leash* park for dogs and dog owners. Seminole County sheriff Don Eslinger will be among celebrity judges for the event which features prizes for the best costumed dogs in a number of categories. Food and entertainment will also be a part of the festivities. Entry fee is $15.00 per p e t For more information call 407-328-7279. Proof of rabies vaccination is required for all entries. Lake Mary’s top cop expected to be picked for local talent B y M ichelle Jerta Managing Editor LAKE MARY — The search Is on for foe city's next police chief. Th. Schools host information night Seminole County Public Schools will hold an informa­ tion presentation for the four high school magnet programs available for foe 2001-2002 schoolyear on Oct. 26 at 7 p m The programs are: Crooms Academy of Information Technology, Institute for Engineering 4c Technology at Lyman High School, Academy of Health Careers at Seminole High School and International Baccalaureate Diploma Program at Seminole High School. Application period foi the programs is from Nov. 1 through D ec 19. The presen­ tation will be in foe Educational Support Center Boardroom located at 400 E Lake Mary Blvd. In Sanford. For more information call: Magnet Coordinator at 407­ 320-0458 or Parent Facilitators at 407-3204)476 or 407-320­ 0419. S o m ln o lo S m llo City ready to serve up new tennis complex Managing Editor LAKE MARY — After more than two years of discussion, the d ty of lakes may soon be foe home of a state-of-the-art tennis facility. The Lake Mary's tennis com­ plex will go to bid in two weeks, Parks and Recreation Director Bill Carrico said. Once a bid is accepted, it will take •bout four months to complete the facility. "A lot o f tennis players in the city have felt like foe red-head­ ed step child to golf," D ty Commissioner A1 Crump said. T h e tennla complex will be a first-class facility that should generate good publicity and be a big drawing card for our dty " Puma for foe tennis complex began mom than two y ean again when money was allocat­ ed in the d ty budget to build the fadlity. t h e original design Dtreolor BMCarrico, look ovar plana lor the seven new Iannis courts foa dty » oouoiog m\ ns epon* complex. in* ary nop** to nm*n u>* proper Dy Spring 2001. for Phase 0 o f foe Lake Mary Sports Complex, located on Rantoul Lane, lnduded five hard tennis courts with a con- cession stand. Several months ago, Carrico approached City Commission with revised plans for the fadli- Mica secures funds for rail project W itch W ilm a - The life-size doll at Second Image In Sanford has a bewitching smile Clonilled/legoU O o u w o n t .......... DeorAbby . . . . UleStyie ............ O biluan.i .......... O pinion.............. Police L o g .......... Sporti ................. Television............ Weather ............ ORLANDO — Hopes for an alternative transportation sys­ tem to alleviate congestion on lnterstate-4 received a boost Monday. U 5 . Rep. John Mica, RWlnter Park, announced foe Centra] Florida region has secured $3 million in funding for continued study o f a com­ muter rail system mat would link Orange, Seminole, Volusia, and Osceola counties, serving as a building block to any future mass transit systems in foe area. The funding is part of a Transportation Appropriations Act signed into law Monday (October 22) by President Bill ty. He replaced the five hard courts with seven soft courts and foe concession stand with e small clubhouse. "From past experience, I real­ ized people prefer to play on soft courts rather than hard courts," Carrico said. "They are cooler than hard courts, less severe on the body — especially to foe knees — ana many peo­ ple prefer the slower co u rt" After discussing foe facility with numerous people, includ­ ing tennis professionals, Carrico also realized foe facility needed six courts to be capable o f hott­ ing tournaments. The seventh court will be used as a champi­ onship and teaching cou rt By changing the design, cost estimates for construction of the complex increased by only $50,000 — from 1650000 to $700,000. "Before I made foe changes, I «H»uYa Vw IWWd toy the end oi the year, City Manager John Litton said. However, no hiring deadline has been set. "W e certainly want the posi­ tion filled as quickly as possi­ ble," Litton said. "But, time is not as important as making a choice that is in foe best interest o f the department." In July, Lake Mary Police Chief Richard Beary announced he was running as an indepen­ dent for Seminole County sher­ iff. Last month, he took a leave of absence from the police department to spend more time ‘ campaigning for the November election. Due to state law, Beary is not allowed to withdraw his resig­ nation and remain as Lake Mary police chief if he loses the election. However, he has agreed to come back and help with foe transition before his departure from foe department. According to Litton, in-house advertising for foe position began as soon as Beary informed the city manager about his leave of absence. The job was advertised in foe news­ paper over foe weekend and is also posted on foe Internet. "I don't plan on doing a national search," Litton said. "I think we can fill it with some­ one from this area." Riding park dedicated Clinton. The transportation cars throughout the four-county measure also indudes $4.5 milarea, lion for enhancing local bus Mica and others have been fleets and pas■ pushing for a senger amenik B B p i UB commuter rail “Thli s S .T ’“‘ U’* Florida. •TWikeepa us in foe mass transportation mix and con- tranaportatlon mix and contains strong language that _____ _ ~ fBtalnS O J r eligibility f o r fu t u r e f u n d in g .” language that retains our ellJot gibllity for U .S . Re future fund____________ ing," said Mica. The funding will permit rail planners to examine the feasi­ bility of utilizing 53 miles of existing CSX Transportation tracks to haul passenger rail I In th# posal failed to support last year in a vote by Orange County commissioned, The total VIle a cost of the pro- ssentative P ° ^ CT - ______________ muter rail pro­ ject could reach $70 million, depending on whether rail cars would be purchased or leased, and platform design of foe sysSee Mica, Page 1XA % r 1 _ L * x • • > ^ \f£ Hot M 0 k m by Alt ZMneM Seminole County 8herift Don Eslinger and Gayle Schmidt dedicate a new mtnl-Mce riding (acuity In Geneva. Schmidt's husband, Mark, was kMsd In an airplane crash eariter this year. Ha had bean a long-time supporter of the sheriff's office and youth programs to deter kids from crime. The peril la named the Mark Schmidt Riding Facility. �Page 2A Wednesday. October 25, 2000 T iif. Seminole H erald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Cartoonists against violence Hitting the high notes THUR For many years, artists who draw com ics for newspaper publications have dedicated Oct. 25 as the day for anti* ................................. crim e cartoons. There is a nationwide organi­ zation called Cartoonists Against Crim e, and its motto is "We Draw Cartoons — Not G uns." O ver the years, many cartoons have taken this seriously and have drawn spe­ cial com ic strips specif­ Nick ically mentioning crim e fighting or other relat­ ed m atters designed • • • • • • • for children (and many adults) who read the comics. , Gasoline Alley, Blondie and Dagwood, and many others that have been around for a long time can generally be expected to take this opportunity to com e up with a special strip. Adrienne koopersm ith with Cartoonists Against Crim e said the pur­ p o s e is to em ploy com ic art as an educa­ tional tool for implanting seeds of safety prevention into tne minds of viewers/readers. : O f course, Prince Valiant and Hagar the h o rrib le still fight with swords, but lately, H agar has had more problems with mar­ ried life than with the enemy. The Phantom also has a tendency to use his iistol from time to time, but is becoming ess of a focal point in the com ic strip. In my opinion, it's too bad this drive by cartoonists — even for this single day — doesn't expand to other forms of enter­ tainment. Could we possibly have ju st One day a year when there are no crime shows on television or in the m ovies? M ethinks it would be impossible. Television and movie m akers know full well there’s always big m oney to be m ade in stories about crim e and violence. W hy hould they stop, even for a single day. O f course, stopping for a w eek, a on lh or even a year would b e ideal, but t is a utopian situation, and w e'll ever see it nappen. M ovie m akers and television producers ave had a num ber o f m eetings over the years, supposedly trying to "reduce vioen ce" In tneir showings. They often testi­ fy before congress an a prom ise to do nore. In this regard, their "prom ises" lave less value than prom ises given con­ stituents by politicians. There arc times when w riting a colum n such as this is a futile effort. I'm not joing to even make a dent in these probems. But I want people to know that at east cartoonists (and not all o f them ) will ig to do som e good on this date, or that we can be thankful. 0 * S . X 1 ■/A i 1 1*** v l ' j i t A day in the life Einstein proved that time is rela­ tive, and Nature proves it too — by the life span it gives to various species. Humans get 75 years or so. Sea turtles get twice that much. Mosquitos get a few weeks. Sperm only get about an hour. It's a tun h our,but it's still only an hour. So if you think life is too short, try changing your perspective. Imagine you are a mos­ quito. O r even better, imagine you are an animal that only lived for one day. On the downside. It would 'Stop you from buying lot-' tery tickets or green bananas. But on t h e — upside, you probably Red wouldn't sleep in. And having a 24-hour life span Isn't that much of a stretch really. At the • • < beginning of the day, you awake from an unconscious state and see the first light. By the time ou com e down for breakfast you ave the moodiness of a teen-ager. After your third cup of coffee, you reach adulthood and by the time you pick up the tab for lunch you are married with a family. The afternoon nap represents middle age, and then it’s dinner and watching "W heel o f Fortune" with the rest o f the seniors. This is followed by a couple o f hours of getting your affairs In order, includ­ ing taking out the garbage, and then the sun will set on your life. And you get re-incarnated 25,000 times. I'LL HAVE ANOTHER DRAFT I live in Canada, and of course w e don't have mandatory m ilitary regis­ tration like they do in the United States, but with the proliferation o f com­ puterize^ weapon* and unmanned rockets, I'm thihking it-nu y be time for a change ln U .S . poli­ cy. I'm suggesting that both o f our countries instigate environmental conscription, whereby young people are com ­ il ed to sp en atw o years working -or the government in the areas ot environmental protection and com­ munity service. W e'd have all the benefits of young people spending time in the military, such as learning discipline and respect, w earing drab clothes, eating bland food, and most impor­ tantly, not living at home. Plus, Instead of hoping for a war to break Green S Narcotics Willie Smith Jr., 26, Mullet Lake Road, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday near 6th Street and Pine Avenue. An offi­ cer stopped Smith when he believed Smith may be wanted on an active warrant When he went to Question Smith, the offi­ cer said me man ran from the area. He was apprehended at 7th Street. He was cnaiged with resisting an officer without vio­ DsnPtna E M i Tyrol. JR. Prtrtng S Production • h em a comet* tripping Robert-Skip* Cowsn BS Egon Michelle Blackburn, 32, Cypress Avenue, and Freddie Lee Williams, 32, TUskegee Street, were arrested by Sanford police Saturday. Officers investigated when the two were found sitting in a vehicle. A search of Blackburn revealed a glass pipe and burnt Brillo pad, generally connected with narcotics use. She was charged with possession/use of narcotics equipment Williams, F _ — 1 . JUI—Ik— . rfial Lakisha S. Pitts, 22, and Tamara M. Davis, 31, both of DeLand were arrested at the mall Thursday. Pitts, along with her two children, ages one and two, and Davis reportedly took $634 in withbaby clothing from a store■with out paying. Each was charged with larceny/theft over $300, and contributing to the delin­ quency of minor (committing t felony with children). Ludlle Brooks, 25, of Oviedo, was arrested by Sanford police at a store in the 1500 block o f French Avenue Thursday. Officers said she took $6651 In food from the store without paying. The food reportedly had been passed over at the checkout counter without scanning. The clerk, identified as Monica Latrell Walker, 27, of West 5th Street, Sanford, was also arrested in connection with the case. Each was charged with petty larceny. Provo Larry d a rk , 18, Avacado Street, Sanford, was arrested at the mall for attempting to take a $450 leather jacket from a store without paying. He was charged witn larccny/tneft over $300 and resisting a retail merchant. “Serving Seminole County Since I90H“ Cheryl 8mrth Seminole High School will present the drama production, 'C urse o f the Werewolf" in the Seminole High School auditorium 7 p.m. O ct 26-28. Cost is $5 for adults and $3 for students. The play, a comlc-thrillcr, concerns entertainer Buzz Halliburton, who is sum­ moned by his mysterious uncle to Gargoyle House. Buzz encounters a bizarre assort­ ment of family and friends. According to Drama Director Buddy Garrison, the show offers a "howling good time for all and should really get folks into the Halloween spir­ it " Cast Includes Chris Hedrick, Jimmy Vieira, Matt Yoke, Jeremy Colson, Pat Sessoms, James Miller, Christine Woodley, Morgan McKenzie, Melody Ruano, Stephanie Wright, Maggie Presley, Eve Williams and Headier Mamnson. The Central Florida Quillets Guild will meet Thursday, Oct. 26 at 7 5 0 pan. in the Senior Citizen's Wing of the Sanford Civic Center Guest speaker will be Lin Reilly who will show some of her dolls and talk about doll making. Visitors are welcome. For further information phone Maureen White at 407-3394606. FRI Guests at tile €> SHOO, Ntwipiper InttrpriH Ann- T he Seminole H erald Sanford/Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Networking Luncheon Friday, O ct 27, will be Seminole County's new Economic Development Director Rob Nixon, Frank Denver with Stirling International Realty and County CommissionerKandy M o r r i s . The event is $10 per person with an RSVP required. The event will be held at Best Western Marina Hold from noon until l p m SAT American legion Auxiliary will hold Its 12th annual Craft Show and Bake Sale, Saturday, O ct 28, from 9 am . until 4 p.m. at 2874 Sanford Avenue. The event will all be inside In air conditioned com­ fort For additional information phone 407-321-3752. The Fleet Reserve Association Branch and Unit will host a Halloween party Saturday, O ct 28, at the Fleet Branch Home, located at 3010 W. State Road 46. The event will include live music and a covered dish dinner. The din­ ner begins at 6 pm . and live music begins at 7 p.m. and ends at 10 p m . There is no charge, and people ore remind­ ed to bring a covered dish. For more Information, call 407-3301706. The next meeting of the Sanford SeminoU Art Association will be O ct 28. The dub meets on the fourth Saturday of each month, September through June, at 1 p.m., at the Congregational Church in Sanford. The September program will fea­ ture Alicia Clarke, curator of the Sanford Museum. life w elcom e an d en cou rage you r letters an d com m ents. A ll letters must have name, address an d p h on e num ber to b e published. Writetoil*; Wednesday. October 25,2000 • Vol. 03, No. 37 PsriodcU Postage Pont si Ssnionl. Florida andsddMonel mseng ottos* USPS 461260 Postmaster Band address changes to The SEMINOU HERALD P.O. Bo* 1667 SsnPord. Ft 32772-1607 • Once you hit middle age, you have this sudden internal urge to spend more time at home. It starts with complaining about restaurant prices or noticing how young the other people ore at the bar, and it eventually leads to having absolute­ ly no Interest in going out of your home for any sod a) ocuulon. When you see this nappen to you, don't fight it. Instead make your home a place where you want to spend most o f your time: — Prepay your cable for five years. — Get 20 extra batteries for your remote. — Install heavy drapes. — Put your pKone on permanent answering service. — Plaster over the guest-room door. — Install a drive-thru window for the pizza delivery guy. — Buy pants with an elastic waistband. Shopliftings Shalonda Renee WUey, 26, of Oklahoma City, was arrested by police at the Seminole Towne Center malL Officers said she and a juvenile companion attempted to take two pair of jeans, valued at $64 from the store without pay­ ing. She was charged with shoplifting and taken to jail. The juvenile was detained at the Juvenile Assessment Center. Published ovary Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave ., Sanford. FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fa* (407) 323-9406 • HOME IS WHERE THE OLD GUY IS driver of the vehicle, reportedly became’ physically violent with the officer. He was charged with resisting an officer with violence, and possession of cocaine. lence, and serve a warrant for failing to appear on a domestic violence marge. • out, they'd be battling pollution and helping their neighbors. Then after their tw o-year stint Is over, they can go back to being like the rest of us. M IN . A n t e t e r n i •Composing S Prepress R epublic N ew spapers, Inc. ■ « 1 1 ♦ ' 1 Hsnrid photo by Arthur ZMnetd ; Robber ahot ; One man was shot in an armed ;robbery Saturday In the 1000 .block of Ballard Street In !Altamonte Springs. According to jFranklin Yi, owner o f the EZ Way ‘store, two black males with their ; faces covered, entered the store farmed with a hatchet d :money. They reportedly !Y1 and began battering h -demanding more money. Police ’said Yi then grabbed his gun from tommy YJncvTO Artr " l ; Seven bands from seven Seminole high schools take to the field during the 25th annual Seminole County High School Band Festival held Saturday. The Optimist Club of Sanford and the Seminole Herald sponsored the event Each band paid tribute to the U S. mil­ itary by playing music designated for each branch of the eervtce. under the cash register and shot one of the suspects, Samuel Butler, 25, twice. While he report­ edly attempted to shot the other robber, the man, identified as Alarirk Whltted, 29, fled from the store but was later apprehended on La von Street and placed under arrest Butler was transported to Orlando Regional Medical Center and is listed in critical but stable condition. TlU M M U 1 I I* —- — ■ l J -1 f ( Cyclist killed One of the four persons killed i motorcycle accidents during last week's Biketoberfest in Daytona Beach, was a Seminole County resident The Florida Highway Patrol reported Wayne L Kimmons, 38, was killed when his motorcycle was struck by a sports utility vehicle on SR-415 near Osteen Saturday. The FHP said the motorcycle burst into flames on Impact DssnSMtt ' 1 f Jos DeSanbs Doris District T y - A 1 . Pfeifauf Mfcht6s Jails . Manapng EdMor O ut & A bou t in m . fi CaNut: srm E-MbDun: W th tb Subscription Rates 3 Months in Ssminots County S11 00 S Months InSeminoie County 120 DO IVsw in Ssminots County .136 00 1 Veer Other Florida County 642 00 1Yssr Out CXStsls 652 00 Fax ur. (MDSO-MM �T in SniiNOLt H erald Wednesday. October 25.2000 Page 3 A Obituaries RONALD ALCOTT Ronald Alcolt, 46, S. Sanford Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, Oct. 20,2000 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom June 27, 1954 in Philadelphia Penn., he moved to Central Florida in 1965. He was an automobile mechanic. Survivors include daughter, Ashla Johnston, Sanford; father, Ted E., Penns Grove, N.J.; broth­ ers, Jeff, Newport, R.I., Ted, "Ihcson, Arte., Gary, Lake Mary; sisters, Debbie Alcott, Sanford, Valeric Alcott, Baltimore, Md., Kathy Capps, Sanford, Charla Childers, Lawton, Ikla., and RAYM ONDS. BRAND Raymond S. Brand, 74, Ireland Drive, Deltona, died Friday, Oct. 20,2000 at Alliance Center for Healthcare, DcLand. Bom in Miami, he moved to Central Florida In 1993. He was a retired professional engineer. He served In the U S . Navy and Merchant Marine Academy during World War II and the Korean Conflict. Survivors include wife, Mary Ann; sons, Ray, Fort Lauderdale, John, Philadelphia, Penn. Fourtowns Cremation, Inc., Orange City, in charge of arrangements. arrangements. GENEVA JEAN B. BUMGARNER Geneva Jean B. Bumgarner, 91, West 20th Street, Sanford, died Sunday. Oct. 22,2000. Bom Aug. 1 0 ,19OT In Shawneetown, lnd., she moved to Central Florida in 1947. Sire was a school bus driver for 23 years for Seminole County Schools. She was a member of First Baptist Church, Sanford. Survivors Include daughter. Marcia B. Vicario, Sanford; two grandchildren; three great-grandchlldren. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. MARGUERITE GORBANDT Marguerite Gorbandt, 87, of Sanford, died Friday, Oct. 20, 2000 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom in Decatur, Ga., she moved to Sanford in 1993, She was owner and operator of a dry cleaning service in Decatur for 53 years. She was a Protestant. Survivors include son, Cozart Smith, Decatur; daughter, Peggy Lawrence, Sanford; sister, man Cooper, Decatur; six grandchildren; three great grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Horned anford, in charge of arrange­ ments. JERRY M. COSTANZO SR. Jeny M. Costanzo, S r, 78, Madura Drive, Deltona, died Friday, Oct. 20,2000 at Florida Hospital, Fish Memorial. Bom in Bridgeport, Conn., he moved to Deltona from Tort Lauderdale in 1989. He was a retired heavy equipment operator and attend­ ed Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Deltona. Survivors include wife, Radilia; son, Jen y M. Jr , Deltona; daughter, Virginia Marcus, Stratford, Conn.; five grandchil­ dren. Fourtowns Cremation, Inc., Orange City, in charge of ROBERT J . HOWE Robert J. Howe, 81, Orange Boulevard, Sanford, died Friday, Oct. 20,2000 at his residence. Bom in Homer, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida In 1993. He was a commercial painter in the State of New York. He was a Ufe member of VFW Post 961, a member of Masonic Lodge, and a veteran of the U S . Navy. Survivors include wife, Dorothy, Sanford; sons, Robert B., Ithaca, N.Y., John, Trumanburg, N.Y.; daughter, Rose Mary Malinowski, South Carolina; stepdaughters, Connie Roberts and Susan Salley, both of Memphis, Tcnn.; stepson, Peter Volpitta, College Grove, Tenn.; nine grandchildren; nine stepgrandchildren; ten great grand­ children; 15 great stepgrandchildren. Baldwin Funeral Home, Qaldawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. CORA KANNER Cora Kanner, 871, Beverly Hills, FL, died Thursday, O ct 19, 2000 Bom in Van Burcn, Ark., she was the wife of the late Jack Kanner who died March 27, 1999. They were longtime Sanford residents. She was a member o f Elks, (BPOE). Survivors indude daughters, Luida English, Beverly Hills, FI.; four grandchildren; five great grandchildren. BARBARA ALICE M OORE Barbara Alice Moore, 72, Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, O ct 20,2000. She was bom In Atlanta, Ga. She was in industry. She was past president of the Sanford Historical Society, member of American Cancer Society, Sanford Womens Club, Seminole County Historical Sodety and Suburban Republican Womens Club. She was Episcopal. Survivors include husband, C ap t Donald E. (R et USN); Life insurance especially for seniors. 22 YEARS AND S T IL L G R O W IN G • LULA LcFILS MORAN Lula LeFils Moran, 93, Sanford, died Friday, Oct. 20, 2000. She was a lifelong resident of Central Florida and a retired school teacher. Survivors include daughter, Lillian Keith, Winter Springs; son, Aubrey L , Jasper, FI.; nieces and great grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. both of Altamonte Springs; par­ ents, Printcs B. and Verna L Wachob, Jacksonville; brother, Darryl B., Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington; sister, Linda Hawley, Jacksonville. Banneid Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. l JOYCE W .W 1LU N K Joyce W. W illing 75, Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, diet Saturday, Oct. 21,2000. Bom in Spartanburg, S.C., she moved tc Central Florida In 1924. She war a registered nurse, a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, and AARP. Survivors include sons, George W., Winter Park, David M., Sanford, four grandchildren BRICE K. WACHOB Brice K. Wachob, 45, Cherry Laurel Court, Winter Springs, died Tuesday, O ct 17,2000 at his residence. Bom in Fort Bcnning, Ga., he moved to Central Florida 10 years ago. He was a disabled veteran having served in the U S. Army. He was a Christian. 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Baldwin-Fairohild Funeral Homes, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanfond/Lakc Mary, in charge of arrangements. Publbusuper makets, inc Offer Good Only At: Lake Mary Pointe 601 Weldon Blvd. (SR 17-92 at Entrance to SCC) Lake Mary, FL (407) 321-7616 Good It the Pubtix si UA* Mery Ponte, Weldon BM) location only. Um» one deal par coupon par Pharmacy loca­ tion. Thia cotpon it not redeemable formppiaa or aarvtoaa paid lor h whole or In part by any government program. LU06077 GROCERY PURCHASES O F $25 OR MORE LUS5902 1 COUPON PER PURCHASE •NO ALCOHOL • TOBACCO • LOTTO SH $ �4A Wednesday. October 25, 2000 THE SEMINOLE HERALD O p in io n Suffering in Silence Far right waits for George W. Bush to win This has no doubt been a challenging election season for :Jam es Dobson, Pat Robertson, Jerry Falw ell and other icons of jlihe ultraconservative w ing o f the Republican Party. Th ey've lhad to keep their m ouths m ostly shut, stay m ostly out o f sight, [i.......................... and w atch as G eorge W. Bush publicly repudi‘ ated or distanced him self from m uch that the fringe right has stood for over the last two decades. W hat a change from just four years ago! Then, every m ajor Republican poliHdan was required to kiss the rings o f those self-anointed arbiters o f m orality and fam ily values. These days, Bush and his vice presidential nom inee, Dick Cheney, regard any public recognition of [•Cynthia Dobson, i, Robertson, et al. as the kiss o f death. ■[Tucker But egotistical, pow er-hungry and pu blid ty•: seeking though they m ay be, Robertson and his [jight-w ing brethren have dealt w ith it. They have resisted the tem p tation to chastise Bush too loudly o r too often, to dem and a public vow o f fealty, or to d o anything to frighten off the independent voters Bush needs to w in the W hite House. I They are much too desperate for that. A fter eight years of .wandering in the w ilderness o f presidential politics, the relious and social right believe they are w ithin a hairsbreadth of iving in the W hite H ouse a m an w ho will do their bidding. £v o n if Bush has given them the stiff-arm lately, they believe Ih ey can control him if he wins. £■ There's no reason to believe that Bush harbors the sam e harsh and narrow so d al view s that they do; he seem s genuine­ ly dedicated to diversity and sincerely tolerant. But there's also jno reason to believe that Bush would do anything to stop the jfringe right from pushing its gay-bashing, w om an-hating agenda into law w ere he to be elected, i A fter all, the m ost outrageous exaggeration that Bush has offered during the cam paign (am ong a host o f his distortions th at the W ashington press corps has chosen to either ignore or dow nplay) is his insistence that he will lead. O f all the charac­ teristics that m ark Bush's tenure as governor o f Texas, leader­ ship is not am ong them. As head o f a state w ith a w eak-goverp o r system , Bush m ostly went along to get along, i He never took on the Texas death m achine, despite ream s o f evidence that the crim inal justice system there is riddled w ith racism , incom petence and error. H e never challenged the Texas Republican Party, w hose official platform w ould repeal all knlnimum w age law s and abolish Social Security, and declares that "hom osexual behavior is contrary to the fundam ental h n c h a n ftin ft tru th s th a t h a v e b e e n o rd a in e d b y G o d ." H e n e v e r i_ stood up to the big-business interests that dirty the air, pollute the w ater and defy regulation. t G iven B ush's record and w im pishness, the retro right feels certain it can pull his strings. So they have m ostly stayed silent w hen he declared that he w ould not attem pt to outlaw abor­ tion until " a lot o f m ind s" are changed or that h e w o u ld n 't try to revoke the Federal D rug A dm inistration's approval o f R U 486. (They knew h e w as prevaricating on the second point, anyway. Just a w eek or so earlier, a Bush spokesm an had said that Bush w ould try to overturn FDA approval o f the drug.) And they pursed their lips and grit their teeth w hen Bush and Cheney, w hose daughter M ary is lesbian, refused during debates to m im ic the religious right's reflexive condem nation o f hom osexuality as "a n abom ination." Indeed, Cheney went so far as to say that "p eo p le should be free to enter into any kind o f relationship they w ant to enter into." That probably provoked private fits from Falw ell, w ho once took ou t after a PBS puppet aim ed at toddlers as an agent of the "hom osexual agend a." But he and his fellow travelers were able to m ute their rage, confining their dissent m ostly to com ­ m ents on the Web sites o f their respective right-w ing organiza­ tions. T hey figure that if Bush can just hold on and not m angle any m ore syntax o r m ix up any more w orld leaders, the fringe right w ill have, as a N ational Rifle Association executive once pu t it, "a p re sid e n t... w here w e w ork out o f their office." And th ey're probably right. E O moo ATLANTA CONSTITUTION B erry’s W orld W hich candidate can get things done? After 10 months of nonstop plans. Bush proposes across-thecampaigning by both George W. board cuts in marginal tax rates. Bush and At Gore,, iafter ' the two Gore proposes so-called ‘ "taigetparty conventions, after ....... .................. . ed^cuts. the three presidential r ^ g ~ l The differences were debates, the polls tell us delineated in the third that 10 percent of debate in S t Louis when Americans remain "undeaudience member Lisa cided" as to whom they I Key asked the vice presiprefer to sit in the Oval y B B l f dent "How will your tax Office for the next four I P^ui affect me as a mid­ years. y die-dass single person SI with no dependents?" As a gesture of empa­ thy with those "swing" Joseph Well, W ell said said the the vice vice voters, agonizing ing iover P e r k in s president, "If you make their choice o n ■vacillating I . . . $60,000 and you dedde indidates, * * * to invest $1,000 in a savbetween the candidates, let us boil the contest down to its ings account, you'll actually get i essentials. As they weigh the tax credit, which means in merits (and demerits) of the essence that the federal govern­ ment will match your $1,000 with Republican and Democratic can­ didates, they should ask them­ another $1,000. It you make less selves tire following questions: than $30,000 a year, and you put $500 In a savings account, the Whom do 1 trust? T h e m oral relativists In the political media, as well as their comrades-in-arms in the academy (the preponderantly left-leaning political scientists whom they are But it matters. For the very last thing the American people want is another scandal-ridden White House; another president who will bring further disgrace upon the highest office in the land. Gore brings heavy baggage to this election as far as trustworthi­ ness goes. Indeed, he dearly broke campaign fund-raising laws during the last presidential election. Mast seriously by solicit­ ing contributions out of his White House office and raising loot at a religious Institution (his infamous visit to the Buddhist temple). What particularly disturbs, in these two cases in particular, is that to this day, the vice president denies any wrongdoing. Like his current boss, Bill Clinton, the vice president operates under the premise that, if you haven't been formally indictni for a crime, you haven’t broken the law. Who will be easier on my pocketbook? Both Bush and Gore promise to lower taxes if elected. But there's a big difference in their fe d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t w tll m atrix w ith $ i3 c a " Now here's what the vice pres­ ident didn't tell the Missouri woman: If she doesn’t put money into an individual retirement account, for whatever reasons (like maybe she has a company retirement plan) she doesn't get a tax cut under his plan. Nor do tiie taxpayers who don't have a child in day care or a kid in college or a skk parent in a nursing home. For Gore has decided that only select taxpayers will get a tax cut if he becomes president Under Bush's plan, by contrast everyone pays lower tsxes (whether or not they have an IRA). "If you pay taxes, you ought to get tax relief," said Bush. "1 don't think that's the role of the president to pick, 'you're right and you're not righ t'" Who will strengthen the mili­ tary? During the eight years that the Clin ton-Gore administration has been in the White House, the mil­ itary has shrunk by s third. Yet the armed forces have been deployed three times as often as they were during the previous Republican administration — mainly for "peacekeeping" and "humanitarian" missions. The result of this overuse of ^WPOTHll JL EL the military is that preparedness is not nearly what it was before Gone aeaumed the vice presldcn- Democratic-con trolled House and Senate in 1994, they might be turned out by the voters unless tier of U S. forces in the Persian Gulf said that, today, the military would find it considerably more difficult to fight and win a con­ flict like the 1991 Gulf Wan Meanwhile, morale is low among the men and women In uniform (6,000 of whom are liv­ ing off food stamps) and the mili­ tary is having difficulties with both recruitment and retention. Gore promises to shore up the military. But the men and women in uniform are to be forgiven for wondering why he hasn't stepped up for them long before now. Who will get things done in Washington? Among the major accomplish­ ments for which trie vice presi­ dent's Web site gives him credit are welfare reform ("Gore helped overhaul the welfare system") and the balanced budget ("Gore helped lead efforts to turn record budget deficits into surpluses"). But what Gore neglects to mention Is that he and his boss, Bill Clinton, fought Republican efforts to enact welfare reform and balanced budget legislation. (In fact, Clinton vetoed GOP wel­ fare and budget bills when they crossed his desk) Only when Clinton and Gore concluded that, like the Republican initiatives in particular did they acquiesce to welfare budget reform i O of And that's been the MO both Clinton and Gore. Rather than reaching out to the other party in an effort to get things done - such as implementing much needed Social Security and Medicare reform — the president and vice president have consis­ tently chosen to demonize the other side. And so it continues with Gore, who has reduced practically every issue into an "us vs. them" confrontation. He's on the side of Well, Gore may think that mokes for effective campaifm strategy. But it sure doesn't ndp when it comes time to govern and to get things done, l b address the problems that con­ front the next president it is Important to nave a uniter in the White House, rather than a divider. Swing voters ought to have a pretty good idea which candidate better fits that bilL Joseph Perkins is a columnist for The San Diego Union-Tribune. C rOOQ, Nrwtpaper EntnptU* Ann. From A to Z Art Zielinski asks people what they th in k ... A tfrtfttSTfAA* 4*TAlofr» The end o f O ctober is the eve o f All Saints'D ay (H allow een). It’s that time o fy e a r fo r witches, ghosts, goblins, an d things that g o bump in the night. I t ’s also a time to put on a costum e and see how much candy we can collect from our frien d s and neighbors. So we asked som e big and little kids, "When you were a kid what was your fav orite H allow een costum e, and w hyf" II I -ft ft I liked being a cowboy. We played cowboys and Indians, so we dressed the way we played. I also liked to be a hobo. We hever rented costume* bat* then. David McCreigm, Longwood jk S ir f 1 L I guess being a lit­ tle princess living In ■ fairy tale world. Sandy Board, Longwood Ws liked to play army a lot — so I Ilka to dress up as a soldier. Steve Sport, Sanford I liked Gene Autry. He was my hero and mentor on TV. To this day, I still help peo­ ple who are in need. Jo s e Angel * Lake Mary I liked being a witch because at the television show ■Charmed" with three witches. They are good witches and try and save as many people as po** sibiefrom harm. Krystal Noriega, Late Mery �T in SooNotx Herald Wednesday. October 25. 2IKK) Pn«c 5A C on tin n e d fro m F i f e 1A early Monday and as with home stretch campaigning, some details of Bush’s visit were still being worked out at press time. “Unlike some of the polls, 1 don't think that Florida is a tossup state, but you can’t win tl*e presidency without it," Stelling said. "Governor Bush is aim ing to Central Florida to shore up his base and reach o u t" Spelling said that with two weeks to go before the election, this would likely be Bush's last campaign trip to the Central Florida area but added, "You never know." SCC president Dr. E. Ann McGee said the college got word o f a possible Bush visit this past weekend. "We can thank Mr. Sidling for steering Gov. Bush to our cam­ pus. We are thrilled he's going to be here. It gives us a chance to showcase SCC." McGee said visits by presi­ dential candidates can send host facilities scrambling but felt con­ fident o f hosting the visit "O ur troops have everything under control." McGee and tnislec DeDe Schadner are expected to have at least some time for a one-onone discussion with Bush during his visit. "If we do get the chance to bend his ear I'll be talking a lot about education and particularly about educational funding," she said. McGee added that she hoped a visit by a presidential candi­ date would prompt a 100 per- cent voter turnout Nov. 7 by SCC's student body. "They need to exercise that right and privilege," she said. Both Bush and Democratic rival A1 Gore have targeted Florida heavily since their third and final presidential debate a week ago as polls aintinue to show the state a virtual toss-up. Vice presidential nominees have also played a significant role in courting Florida voters. T R A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE ? Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions 209 W . 25th St. Sanford 322-8415 , S m im jm h aln ? ffatificial Trees. Florals and Plants F o r Q u a lity , F o r V a lu e, F o r G o o d ! the complex, which Includes a small clubhouse that can be used for gatherings. "You don’t have to be a tennis player to enjoy this facility," ha mesnbns and promoting daily play. He or she will be given aD the money made for teaching I—w and a percent age of d ik e s. A aodal area ta planned for It will take about a month for contractors to respond to the bid process, Carrico said. Construction, which indudes all aspects o f the complex, should take about four months, and the fadlity should be open In spring 2001. "Hopefully, the complex should be open this upcoming spring," he said. "W e want peo­ ple to say its one o f the best In Florida, and, excitement is already at a fever pitch." Attention Buyers!! Tree Innovations is selling WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC\ F or one day only! Saturday November 4, 2000 9am-5pm T R E E IN N O V A T IO N 9 5 1 S u n s h in e l-n n e S H ttO the appli- - M i n m o n l c S p r i n g s , V lo r lc lu \A (407) 332-8733 • Toll Free (800) 330-7733 Infancy and make it grow into one that is professional in all respects. ■ K A R L Art & Craft Once Litton finalizes his ■Election, he will mafae a recom­ mendation to City Commission fo r ap p roval. "in is is a great opportunity with a chance to take a depart­ ment that is still really in its HiLLOWrrN S L P F l i f S Georgian k ArtAfGraphic Monochrome B u c illd Stained Show Every­ one That You Are Proud of Sanford’s History - With The 20 0 1 S a n fo rd H is to ric C a le n d a r $eoo Ju s t 9 THEY MAKE GREAT GIFTS Available At The Sanrord Museum and The Seminole Herald i/VSea& Unique Puzzles to $442 vaLamps 41/ifiorcciam-iAoIU Magnetic Photo Album ;iM<Wte$w-oo U lr o r r s M i Sataprtaas ttowortyl$i Altamonte Springs, FL: 1220 E. 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DoLand (904) 736-9S1B Chair Canning, Statff Basra Joyce Fitzgerald (407) 322-7544 • (407) 323-6642 201 E. First S t Sanford. FL 32771 BETTYA N N E • BILLY ftru I t e ! CHARMLY [Dm M M BETTYANNE8 FamBy Hairstyflng �8A Wednesday. October 23. 2000________________________________________________ THE SOtW CU HERALD__________________ L ife S t y l e Community Notes Concert series The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra is presenting a series of 22 concerts called "Young People's Concerts 2000," during the months of October and November, at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre, 401 W. Livingston S tre e t Orlando. Dates for the concerts are Oct. 3 0 ,3 1 , Nov. 1 - 3 , and Nov. 6 • 10. Additional per­ formances are set aside for private and home schools. For more information phone 407-896-6700. Parent Inform ation Night Seminole County Public Schools will hold an infor­ mation presentation for the four high school magnet program j available for the 2001-2002 school year on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m . The pro­ grams are: C-rooms Academy o f Information Technology, Institute for Engineering Is Technology a t Lyman High School, Academy o f Health Careers at Sem inole High School and International Baccalaureate Diploma Program at Seminole High School. Application period for the programs is from Nov. 1 through Dec. 19. The presentation will be in the Educational Support Center Boardroom located at 400 E. Lake M ary Blvd. in Sanford. For more Infor­ m ation call: Magnet Coordinator at 407-320-0458 or Parent Facilitators at 407320-0476 or 407-3200419. Order o f Eastern Star to celebrate 17 years of service Sweet Harmony Order of Eastern Star No. 388 will cele­ brate 17 years of service dedica­ tion to the community of Sanford and "**" Seminole County on * Saturday, Oct. 28 at 6 I p.m. The banquet and H musical celebration will H be at the Sanford Civic Center. ! J Sunday, Oct. 29, at 2 3 0 p.m., a Christian H kg Worship Fellowship , ||n| Service will be held at 'Cvl, New M l Calvary " I I Missionary Baptist a • • Church, on 12th Street Guest speaker will be Rev. BUly Jackson of the RockhiO Baptist Church of Oviedo. The annual Health Fair and Awareness Day was held by and health facts to M p a l In of Alpha Kappa Alpha recently. Chairpersons were Desire Special thanks to the commit- Seminole Hope will meet SaL O c t 28, at 12 noon, at West Sanford Boys and Girls Club. Guest speaker will be Connie Collins, principal of C rooms Academy. She will be present ing an overview o f the newly planned Cromns Academy. The community is invited t attend. Vernon McQueen, pro d en t Teacher’s idea o f a jo k e is student’s idea o f a dud DEAR ABVtt I need your opin­ ion about somethfog that hap­ pened at schooL I am 13 p n old, and my science teacher rase mi expression that bolhen me. H t says, "life's unfair— and Bun you die." He uses this L f — ton whenever a student complains about something. He M ra a W» funny. I know kids complain a lo t bat I think he is wrong to sayids. Hr makes it seem Eke Mr mhopefcas. It makes me think about the boys in Colorado who (hot up f c * school, m d about taen-aaos who commit suicidr. I think m y M l hopeless, too. I would complain to tm prind- M assey C ad illac O tdsm obUe O f S an ford Festival In T he S treets O fH isto ric Dow ntow n Sanford, F lo rid a FRIDAY SUNDAY Concerts 7pm & 9pm SATURDAY N U G R 0 U N D P LU S P H A SE 3 Concerts 6pm & 8pm Admission Includes Free Concerts (Children Under 12 Feee) Ministry of Tomtom M id w a y Ridas * Karaoke • Bohamian M arkaf H o c * • Junkonoo F a ra d * 4 sla m s • Um bo A Fka Show * Crafti, A n fcxm , Exhibit! & 1 0 0 Evanh B itdw eiser TM tSouNOuHnuio �Tint Seminole H erald Wednesday. October 25. 2000 Page 0A ow cost makes ligustrums most common landscape plant Ligustrums are one of the most ----- dy used landscape plants. Their low cost, availability, rapid growth and wide adapt­ ability make them a popular choice for the landscape. They ate widely used as landscape shrubs, hedges, and specimen trees. Many species and vari­ eties are availle with a diversity of leaf colors, forms, and growth habits. Ligustrums are very tolerant to vy pruning and for that reason frequently used as hedges, use of a rapid growth rate, y require pruning to control size. The white flowers are ttractive during late spring and early summer. Types The most common ligustrums grown in Florida are Japanese or wax privet, glossy privet, and Chinese privet. Japanese privet and glossy privet arc often con­ fused. Japanese privet has thick, evergreen, glossy leaves 3 to 4 inches long. The leaves have four to five pairs of veins and leaf tips have a wide-angled, blunt point Japanese privet is a vigorous compact shrub or small tree reaching a maximum height of 15 to 18 feet but is easily 1 to maintain any desired error Japanese privet "Gold Tip", popular. Glossy privet grows rapidly and can become a small tree 30 to 40 feet tall. The dark evergreen leaves are 4 to 6 inches long, with six to eight pairs of veins and narrow, elongated tips. Small white flowers arc bome in compact terminal clusters in spring. The small mature black berries persist much of the year. The var­ iegated Chinese privet has small white to yellowish variegated leaves about 11/2 to 3 inches long. Use Ligustrums arc used as founda­ tion plantings, hedges, shrub bor­ ders, accent shrubs, specimen and patio trees. Most ligustrums arc not well suited for home founda­ tion plantings because of their rapid growth and large ultimate size. Frequent and severe pruning is necessary to prevent these shrubs horn overgrowing designated areas. Ligustrums are ideally suit­ ed for hedges because of their large mass of foliage and ability to tolerate heavy shearing as well as neglect. Hedge plants should be spaced 2 feet apart for low formal hedges and 4 feet or more for medium to tall hedges. Care Privets can be planted through­ out Florida with little fear of cold injury. They arc also tolerant of the wide diversity of Florida's native soils and can be grown in full sun to partial shade. Japanese and glossy privet are moderately salt tolerant but should not be used where subjected directly to salt spray. Regular pruning is required to promote desired growth and maintain desired size. Fertilization of ligustrum depends upon plant size and desired rate of growth. Established plants should be fertil­ ized two to tour times a year. If only two applications arc used, fertilize in early spring and mid­ summer for best results. Additional applications can be made in late spring and early fall to promote faster growth. A 6-6-6 or 8-8-8 fertilizer can lx? broadcast­ ed in shrub beds at 2 to 4 cups per 100 square feet. Single planLs may be fertilized with 6-6-6 or 8-8-8 at rates of 1/2 to 1 cup per plant. Propagation Ligustrums can be propagated from cuttings, grafting and seeds. Desirable plants mast be propa­ gated by cuttings or grafting to maintain the desired leaf and growth draracteristics. Softwood and spring hardwood cuttings of most ligustrums root easily. About eight weeks arc required for rooting. Pests Aphids, scales, whiteflies and spidermites frequently affect ligus­ trums. Severe injury can easily occur before being detected. Insecticides should be applied when populations begin to build and before the leaves are dam­ aged. Usually two applications of an insecticide five to seven days apart will provide acceptable con­ trol. Nematodes are also impor­ tant pests on ligustrum, large pop­ ulations of them can damage their root systems reducing plant growth, causing leaf drop, and sometimes death. A leaf spot caused by the fun­ gus of the genus Ccrcospora is very common on ligustrum. This fungus can be controlled with fungicide sprays early in the rainy season. At Farrar la Samlnota County HofttculturM. InquMas may bo dbettod to Nm to too CooporaOvo Extanaion aarvfce, ZSO W. County Homo Rood, 9 anted. R SETTS or AS I aminolo County aS rogardteoo of toco, color, aax, national origin. Best Bar In N IC K S OysterBar&Grill Sanford Judy’aKitehfcnl1| ''u Coming i . Soonl i ttH C L f ■EDAZZELED rau 2:33 4 53 7:08 *2 8 11:48 THE LADIES MAN r 2:42 4:42 6:42 8:42 11.02 REMEMSBI THE TITANS Mon. Meatkutf T um . Pot Roast Wed. Salisbury Steak Thun. 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Featured will be a haunted house, candy treats, and costume judging at 8 p m with a ribbon for theocst costur information call 407-324-3017. Central Florida Zoo • O ct 28 and 29 IHck or treat In the wildest neighborhood in town during Zoo Boo Bash at the Central Florida Zoological Park, O ct 28 and 29 from 9 am . until 3 p.m. Wear costumes and bring > Incl a d ­ trick or treat station!, hayridcs and face painting. There will be a costume parade at noon. At 1 p.m. there will be a pumpkin pie eating contest with a $25 gift cer­ tificate to ZOOFAIR Outpost. Registration for the contest is required by Oct. 26 by calling 40712T4450 ext. 119. Admission to the Zoo Boo Bash is Included in regular admission. Photos in the Pumpkin patch will be $3. 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StMiNOM: Herald Wi’dlirsdii) Di IiiIht Zi. 2000 t’ilRO If A Board tables action on lobbyists ordinance By Joe DeSantis Staff W riter SANFORD — Saying it wasn't broad enough in some arras, and too cumbersome in others, Seminole County commissioners voted 5-0 Tuesday to table action on a proposed ordinance regulat­ ing lobbyists' activity In Seminole County. Under the ordinance frame­ work presented by assistant county attorney Stephen Lee, lob­ byists would have to pay a $20 annual registration fee, disclose whom they are working for, and file forms identifying matters and issues being discussed with com­ missioners. Violations of the ordinance could result in lobbyists losing their privileges, or possibly being charged by state prosecutors with breaking a county ordinance, resulting in maximum penalties of 60 days in jail or a $500 fine. Universally, board members felt the proposed ordinance, brought forward by county staff and modeled after a number of other county and state provisions regulating lobbyist activities, came up short in terms of what they felt was appropriate for Seminole County. Specifically the proposed oniinanco deals only with board members, and one book with notations with all dis­ cussions pertaining to county business. "I think this needs a lot more input from individual commis­ sioners, and I think we would develop a matrix to examine how the state, other counties and cities deal with lobbyist regulation," said board chairman Carlton Henley. He also questioned, as did commissioner Daryl McLain, whether the ordinance should apply to lobbyist contact with the county manager, deputy county manager department heads and city staff. "I don’t think there's enough rrmation provided in this plan," McLain said. "Key staff people who draft regulations should be included, not just the Board of County Commissioners. I want to know who is lobbying county staff, when they meet, and what they talk about." Commissioners Grant Maloy, Randy Morris, and Dick Van Der Weidc also expressed reserva­ tions about the draft ordinance. "Disclosure is not a bad idea," Maloy said. "I think its impor­ tant for citizens to know wnat goes on behind the scenes. We also need to address a cooling off period for former county employees before they are allowed to come back and lobby the board." Morris said he felt the ordi­ nance should be addressed from a "top down” perspective, and possibly include volunteer txvini members who sit on various county boards such as the board of adjustment, planning, and zoning. "We need to come up with a matrix that covers a variety of areas,” he said. Van Der Weide said ordinance language would have to be craft­ ed to be more inclusive in terms of who lobbyists have communi­ cation with. "It's certainty important to have the board operating under a regulatory ordinance, but let's also take a look at who is being left out." i tv added that one example of ordinance language suggested by county staff would require com­ missioners to carry around a notebook, logging all communi­ cation with lobbyists. "1 don’t want to walk around with a notebook in my hand 24 hours, seven days a week," Van IAt Weide commented. "If a commissioner forgets to write someone’s name down that we might hump into at anytime it could cause unreasonable prob­ lems." Board members instructed Lee to develop a more comprehen­ sive ordinance draft addressing their collective concerns. Transportation Bill. Mica said his focus on future funding will be to develop an infrastructure that accommo- dates commuters in the fourcounty triangle and building a system that would link Orlando will* the Tampa area. M ica ------------ Lending a Continued bom Page 1A tern. "We can't put the cart before the horse but this reflects our commitment to a new program and gives Central Florida another chance to stay alive in the mix for future transporta­ tion appropriations from the federal level," Mica said. Federal law requires that 20 rcent of all federal gas tax ads be used only for mass transit purposes. The Federal Transportation Administration last year pledged $345 million in federal funds for the Orlando light rail project. 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In addition to costs of licenses and permits, cus­ tomers .............................. will be charged conve­ nience fees ranging from $1.95 to $3.95, depend­ ing on the ven­ dor Shupe selected. Vendors selling licenses on the FWC Web site will include eAngIer.com, Llnk2Gov and the Manatee County Tax Collector's office. According to Susan Weaver, chief o f FW Cs licensing and permitting, customers will be Issued an authorization number that will enable them to hunt or fish immediately. The vendor then will mail licenses within 24 hours. The FWC encourages tax Outdoors collector*' offices, lub-egenta, bait and tackle sHbps, groups and organizations to link to this site and offer this addi­ tional service to their cus­ tomers. FWC ANNOUNCES GOPHER TORTOISE OPEN HOUSES The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) will host two open houses to provide information and solicit writ­ ten public input concerning a proposed amendment to existing gopher tortoise relo­ cation guidelines. If approved, this amend­ ment would constitute a change In policy, but would not involve amendment of an existing rule or adoption o f a new role. The first open house will take place in Orlando on TUesday, O c t 24 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Select, 12125 High Tech Ave. The second open house will be in Ft. Myers on Wednesday, O c t 25 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the South Florida Water Management District Office, 2301 McGregor Blvd. Copies of the proposed guideline changes will be available at the open houses or by writing to Dr. Bradley Grover, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Division of Wildlife, 620 South Meridian St., TkUahaesee, FL 32399­ 1600. The FWC will accept written comments until 5 p.m. on Nov. 15. These com­ ments may be delivered dur­ ing the open houses or mailed to Dr. Grover. SHUPE’S SCOOP Hunting season is upon us, and sometimes gun cane gets put on the back punter on hunting trips. I can y a soft gun case in my truck, and make it a point to always wipe my gun down with an oti-soakea cloth at the end o f each hunting season. FISHING FORECAST Expect bass action to improve with each passing day. Bigger bass will also be on the move, as traditionally the year's heaviest fish are See Outdoors, Page 2B H e r a ld S p o rts 4B FWC sells hunting and fishing licenses online 1 1 r i d 111 Successful sendoff for Seminole seniors Bv Dean Doan Sm ith By Sm ith Sports Editor . SANFORD — The Seminole High School girls volleyball team honored its three seniors in a pre-match ceremony then when out ana took care of business, sweeping past visiting Lyman, 15-7 and 15-1, at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium Monday night. The Senior Night match was the final one of the regular season for the Fighting Semlnoles, who carried a 15-13 overall . Cardel, Corso, Swaynos sparkle as Tribe tunes-up for district tournament record and No. 4 seed Into Tuesday's Class 5A-District 5 Tournament at Deltona High School. The Tribe also finished third in the Seminole Athletic Conference with a 7-5 r r n n 1 t— l l l - » _ _ I. . ____ t n* . - Coach Lori Reiter's junior varsity team also concluded a highly successful season with a victory to make Monday a great night all the way around for Seminole. In the pre-match ceremony, head coach Beth Corso and assistant coach Sabrecna Sapp presented flowers to outside hitter Michelle Cardel, setter/hitter Kim Corso and middle hitter TYacey Swaynos, and their families, and then the trio went out and helped the Tribe roll over the Greyhounds. Cardel led the way with nine of Seminole's 30 kills and 14 of the team's 26 digs. Corso chipped in with 10 assists, five kills and three digs. And Swaynos added two kills and three digs. Other contributors were sophomore See Prep*, Page 3B Rams survive scare Lake Mary boys claim Volleyfest trophy for eighth time p . ■ h| * W •!. r s fj? " * Little League Baseball, Recreation girls softball teams continue fall season’s By Dean 8 mHfi Sports Editor LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary boys volleyball team capped off a great season on Saturday, winning its eighth Volleyfest championship at Lake Mary High School But it almost didn't happen. The Rams o f coach Jeannle Fisher opened the tournament By Daan Smith Sports Editor i fe dt ■ a O n O c t o b e r I t Oh a t R o y • • ^ AiRii I Tb the victors go the apotta. The host Laka Mary Rama (top) poae proudly with the Championship trophy attar comptadng a 37-2 season Saturday at the 12th Annual Volleyfest Tournament at Lake Mary High School. The tide was the eighth for Rams. In the bottom photo, seven of the eighth members of the AMbumament Team displays the T-aNrta they received for being the tourney's top players. LQNGWOOD — Lake Brantley and Oviedo cut into the lead of front-runners Seminole and Lake Howell in Seminole Athletic Conference boys' bowling action Monday at the AMF Bowling Center-Longwood. Third-place Lake Brantley scored an 11-7 win over first-place Seminole while fourth-place Oviedo bested second-place Lake Howell, 13-5. In other boys' action, Laka Mary defeated Lyman, 10 5 -7 5 . Winter Springs had the bye. Seminole's Fighting Semlnoles continue to hold down first p la n with a 9 4 5 4 7 5 mark, putting them ahead of the Lake Howell Silver Hawks (92­ 70), Lake Brantley (86-76), Oviedo (8341), Lake Parks Departmentt Fall Co-Ed II League began the sec­ Volleyball L League play continues Wednesday at the AMF Bowling Center-Casselberry, when Winter Springs takes on Lake Brantley, Oviedo squares o ff with Lyman, and Lake Howell faces Lake Mary. Seminole will have the bye. ond half o f the season with undefeated nights in the Dan Pelham Gvnatorium at Sanford Middle Scnool Monday night. The Shoestrings, leaders in the A League, bounced back from the their first loss of the season with a 3-0 evening, but it was far from easy as they were taken ) Powers honored S H S baseball coach/Athletic Director receives award from Florida Diamond Club Mary (655-785), and Lyman and Winter Springs (tied at 595-84.5). In girls' action. Lake Brantley added to its already sizeable lead by routing Seminole, 16-2. Lake Mary rolled by Lyman, 15-3, and Lake Howell doubled up Oviedo, 1 2 4 . Lake Brantley (1375-245) continues to pull away from the rest of the field of Lake Howell (90-72), Winter Springs (8143), Lake Mary (7945), Seminole (61.5-945), Oviedo (495-955), and Lyman (355-1205). Undefeated week allows leaders to open gap in R ecreation Volleyball SANFORD — A week after Holler Jr. Field in PL Mellon Park, the Yankees rallied for two runs in the bottom o f the sixth inning to tie the Winter Springs Reds, 6 4 . Pitcher T.J. M orales led the way fo r the Yankees with a sin­ gle and a walk and scoring two runs. Also contributing for the Sanford nine were Nile Owens and Kurds Cruz (single, run), Ricardo Vergara (single, RBI) and Robbie Fishbum and Jeff ~ (run each). J.j. singled and scored two runs for the Reds, with David, Jared and Michael (single, run) and BUly (run) also contribut­ ing. On October 18th, Morales' Yankees took on the Linton Enterprises Devil Rays of coach Clint Patterson at Roy Holler Field and again the contest See Fall, Page 2B ■a P ats, L io n s re m a in o n heels o f fro n t-ru n n e rs in S A C B o w lin g Sports Editor SA N FO RD — Last week was a strange one for coach Ted Morales’ Sanford Yankees in M inor Boys Division action in the Sanford U ttle League Baseball Fall League. In typical fashion, rolling over Winter Springs (13-10 and 13­ 7) and Cypress Creek (15-10 and 15-7) to reach the semifi­ nals. Lake Mary then dropped its first game o f the tourney, falling to University, 1 5 4 , before boundng bade to beat drop the Cougars Into the Loser's Bracket, 15-2 and 15­ 11, to a earn a n o t in the finals and stretch its winning streak to 36 consecutive matches. The Rams then set around as University eliminated Edgewater, 15-8 and 15-10, to set up the finals. The hosts looked like they might make quick work of the Cougars, winning the first game, 15-5. But University was not about to go quietly, reboundSee Volleyfest, Page 91 By Yankees b a ttle to tw o tie s to extra points twice. matches of the evening to throt­ tle Nation's Fence, 15-4, then going an extra point to nip Beer 8 padal to the Herald TAMPA — Veteran Seminole High School baseball coach ana Athletic Director Mike Powers (right) was honored by the Florida Diamond Club for Distinguished Service to Baseball at the club's annual awards dinner in Tampa this past Saturday night. This is the second time Powers has been honored by the Florida Diamond Club. In 1992 Powers was selected the Florida High School Coach of the Year after leading the Fighting Semlnoles to the State Championship. Other award winners were: Tampa's Tony LaRussa of the St. Louis Cardinals, Major Set Voleyball, Pag* 2B I League Manager of the Year; Mike Piazza of the New York Mets, Major League Player of the Year; Brandon High School's Danny anny (Graves of the Cincinnati Reds, Major League Pitcher of the Year; Seabreeze High School's J.R. House of the Milwaukee Brewers, Minor League Player of the Yean University of South Florida's Dusty Rhoades, College Coach of the Year; and Merritt Island High School’s Chuck Goldfarb, Florida High School Coach of the Year. �T he Seminole Hkralii I'flgC 2 il Mbrincsriny. October 25.2000 Fall Continued from Page IB ended in a tie, 10-10. The Yankees held a 10-9 lead going into the final inning, but Dustin Rivera stole home to even the score for the Devil Rays. Providing the offense for the Yankees were Ricardo Vergara and Johnathan Vergara (single, two runs), Jeff Bey, Nile Owens, T.J. Morales (single, run), and Mark, Kurtis Cruz and Robbie Fishbum (run). Doing the damage for the Devil Rays were Joey Silva (double, three singles), Raheem Griffin (three singles, two runs), Marcus Shattuck (three singles), Emory Griffin (triple, run), Dustin Rivera (two runs) and Christopher Romero, Cody Patterson, Nick Muniz, John Linton and William Humphries (run). On October 14th at Central Winds Park, the Devil Rays and Winter Springs Indians hooked up in a good battle with the Indians surviving, 7-3. The pitching of Tyler Lasage, Zach Edler and Ripp Wells held down the Devil Rays hitters, while the pitching of Raheem Griffin and a strong defense kept the game in reach for the Devil Rays. Offensively, Emory Griffin came willun inches of a home run before settling for a triple, and Raheem Griffin had a dou­ ble for the Devil Rays. G IR L S S O F T B A L L There seemed to be a win for everyone the past two weeks In Girls Fall Babe Ruth Fastpitch Softball League action at Lakeside Field in Ft. Mellon Park. On October 7th, the Oviedo Tarpons topped the Sanford Rotary Club, 13-5, and the Altamonte Springs Patriots tripled the score on the Sanford Kiwanis Club, 15-5. On October 21st, Apopka and the Sanford Kiwanis Club split a doubleheader, Apopka winning ,18-7, and Sanford winning, 8-6. Providing the offense were: Oviedo Tarpons: three hits _ Kathleen Curry (triple, two runs), Becky Curry (two dou­ bles, two runs); two hits _ Kelly Ford (two doubles, two runs), Dana Daniels (double, three runs), Gabbie Rosquc (double, run), Mcllissa Burris and Sara Shoup (run each); one hit _ Sanford Kiwanis Club (Game 2): two hits _ Willisha (triple, two runs); one hit _ Aja Conant (triple, run), Tina Phillips (dou­ ble, run), Ashara Oliver (run), Jennifer Hall; two runs _ Tiffany Wilson (run), Vinnic Rosado. Sanford Rotary Club: two hits _ Ashley Decker (run); one hit _ Nicole Fox (RBI), Kaycie Reed (run); one n m _ Kara Conant, Emily Steiner, Ellen Schneider. Altamonte Springs Patriots: three hits _ Danielle Valentino (run); two hits _ Taylor Williams, Alex Lofton, Amanda Mann (double, two runs each); one hit _ Red Sadlowski (home run, run), Nickie Harrison (triple, run), Hollie Cowan (double, two runs), Zoe Om, Ashley Taylor, Boo Schering, Andrea Wain, Natalie Ruff (run each). Sanford Kiwanis Club: three hits _ Aja Conant (triple, two runs); one hit .Je n n ife r Hall (double, run), Willlsha and Autumn (run), Tina; one run _ Brittany Hardy, Lea Briggs. Sanford Kiwanis Club: two hits _ Stephanie Parra (run); one hit _ AJa Conant (run), Jennifer Hall, Ashara Oliver; one run _ Shcla Acme, Kat Silva, Brittany Hardy. Apopka (game 1): two hits _ Savanah (home run, three runs), Adriane (home run, run), Pippa (two triples, two runs), Brittany (double, two runs), Megan (two runs); one hit _ Casey (three runs), Blf (two runs); two runs _ Mandy; one run _ Danielle. SAMSULA — Jimmy Cope waited for late non­ race related action to end and won the 35th Annual Florida Governor's Cup 200 Saturday night Oct. 14th at New Smyrna Speedway, post­ ing the most cup victories. For Cope of Pinellas Park, driving the Myakka Brokers Chevrolet, it was a record setting Governor’s Cup performance. The win gave Cope the most cup victories with four. Cope won at Golden Gate Speedway in Tampa, in 1982 and Desoto Speedway in Bradenton, in 1986 & 1987. Father and son duo Dick Anderson and Wayne Anderson of Wildwood, dominated early action with Wayne Anderson leading for 68 bps and Dick Anderson for 85 trips around the one-half mile track. But Cope led when It counted, the final 25 b p s, after steadily moving to the front. A late race incident in b p 152 ended Wayne Anderson's strong run when it appeared David Rogers of Orlando, touched the right rear of Wayne Anderson's Race Car College Chevrolet sending it into the back straightaway wall in a large piece of twisted sheet m ebl. The two dri­ vers had several paint-scraping incidents during the race, but neither were tne worse for wear. It didn't end there as Wayne Anderson then came around turn three and headed straight for Sanford’s Green bags big gator Brittany Hardy; one run _ Nika. Apopka: two hits _ Casey and Mandy (triple, run each); one hit _ Brittany (triple), Megan (run), Pippa; two runs _ Savanah; one hit _ Bif. Cope claims fourth win in Florida’s Governor’s Cup B y John Barker Special to the Herald Rogers TM Ranch Dodge slamming into it in turn four causing extensive rear end and spoiler dam­ age. That ended Rogers strong run as he no longer could keep pace. It was short track racing at its best until the incident, but It turned ugly at the pit gate, pit road and later in the pit area. The incident is under review by track officials, who offered no comment at this time. Cope Btarted 15th with fast qualifier Mike Franklin Jr. of Homestead, setting fast time by turning the track in 18.125 seconds, in the U 5 . Trucking ride and led a 36 car field to green. Wayne Anderson took the lead in b p seven holding it until lap 67 when Dick Anderson rode to the top-spot in his Chevrolet. The younger Anderson tnen resumed the lead in lap 86, but a major pit stop by the leader put Ricky Carlton of Homosassa, up front during b p 91 in the McNatt Plumbing machine. Carlton held the point for 14 b p s and Wayne Anderson then took over for a single circuit and then Dick Anderson retook the lead. Things ran smoothly until a lap 172 caution. Cope, running second since the fiasco in b p 152, was now ready to challenge Dick Anderson. On the restart in b p 175 Cope answered the call of a green flag restart and bolted to the lead never looking back. See Racing, Page 3B Volleyball ContiatMd Page I B J O , 16-14. MJ's rallied from the loss to the Shoestrings with a pair of 15-3 whippings o f Nation's Fence and Beer JO. Beer JO picked up the other A League victory on the night, topping Nation's Fence, 15-10. Tne Guppies, the defending B League Spring Champions, recorded their third undefeated week In the last four, going 3-0 with little difficulty. The Guppies opened their Photo couttoey of SM rey Oreen Sanford native Ronnie Green, 32, poses with an 11-loot, 2-inch alligator ha caught during the yearly FWC Alligator hunt. The big gator was the second largest taken In the Puzzle Lake area this year. matches with a 15-3 beating of IdywlJde, then got pressurra before disposing o f the Saints, 15-12, and then finished off the night with a 15-4 defeat of Sanford Church o f God. Sanford Church of God stayed close to the B League leaders, going 2-1, with a 15-7 win over Idylwilde and a 1 5 4 stomping of the Saints. The other victory went to the Schedules W E D N E SD A Y SAC Bowling League _ Lake Howell vs. Lake Mary; Lake Brantley vs. Winter Springs; Oviedo vs. Lyman at AMF Bowling Center-Casselbcny, 3:30 p.m. Recreation softball _ City of Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department Fall CoEd Slow Pitch Softball League at Lake Mary Sports Complex. Tripleheader beginning at 6:30 p.m.; City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Men's Fall Wednesday Night Slow Pilch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. C & L Landscaping vs Vivona's, 7 p.m.; Beer JO vs. Koch Construction, 8 p.m. SAC Softball League _ At Oviedo: Lake Howell vs. Oviedo, 4:30 p.m.; Winter Springs vs. la k e Howell, 5 J 0 p.m.; Winter Springs vs. Lake Brantley, 6 JO p.m.; Oviedo vs. Lake Brantley, 7 J 0 p.m.; At Lyman: Seminole vs. Lyman, 5 p.m.; Seminole vs. Lake Mary, 6 p.m.; Lake Mary vs. Lyman, 7 p.m. Swimming and D iving _ Seminole Athletic Conference Meet at la k e Brantley Aquatic Center, 9 am . Girls volleyball _ Class 5A District 5 Tournament at Deltona High School: semifinals 5:30 p.m., Spruce Creek vs. Seminole-Pine Ridge winner; 7 p.m., Deltona-Fiagler winner vs. New Smyrna Beach-Mainland winner; Class 6A District 3 Tournament at D eland High School: semifinals _ 6 p.m., Winter Springs vs. Oviedo; 7:30 p.m., IX1land vs. la k e MaryLake Brantley winner. TH U RSD A Y Cross Country _ Seminole Athletic Conference Championships at Central Winds Park, Winter Springs, 4 p.m. Junior varsity football _ Lake Brantley vs. Oviedo at John Courier Field, 7 p.m.; Lake Howell vs. Winter Springs at A.W. Epps Sbdium , 7 p.m.; Lyman vs. Seminole at Thomas E. Whigham Stadium, 7 p.m. Recreation Softball _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Men's Fall Thursday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. Regulators V6. Featherlite, 6:30 p.m.; Wells Contracting vs. Misfits, 7:30 p.m.; Misfits vs. Wells Contracting, 8 JO p.m. Girls volleyball _ Class 5ADistrict 5 Tournament at Deltona High School, Championship match, 7 p.m.; Class 6A-District 3 Tournament at DeLand High School, Championship match, 7 p.m. FR ID A Y Varsity football _ Colonial vs. Oviedo at John Courier Field, 7:30 p.m.; Lake Brantley vs. Lake Mary at Don T. Reynolds Stadium, 7:30 p.m.; Lake Howell vs. Spruce Creek at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium, 7JO p.m.; Lyman vs. Winter Springs at A.W. Epps Stadium, 7:30 p.m.; Seminole at Merritt Island, 7 J 0 p.m. Recreation Softball _ City of la k e Mar>’ Parks and Recreation Department Men's Fall Friday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at Lake Mary Sports Complex. Tripleheador beginning at 6 J 0 p.m.; City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Fall Industrial Slow Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. Invacare vs. Wayne Densch/Budmen, 7 p.m.; T I Group vs. Metaiade, 8 p.m. Boys volleyball _ Lake Brantley High School Junior Varsity Tournament, TBA. SA T U R D A Y Little League _ Girls Minor Softball: Apopka vs. Sanford at Lakeside Field, 9 a.m.; Girls Major Softball: Sanford Stars v b . Winter Springs at Central Winds Park, 11 a.m.; Boys Minor Baseball: Winter Springs Dodgers vs. Sanford Yankees at Ft. Mellon Park, 2 J 0 p.m.; Boys Major Baseball: Sanford A's vs. Winter Springs Cubs at Central Winds Park, 2 p.m.; T-Ball at Lake Mary Sports Complex: Sanford Cubs vs. Lake Mary A's, 9 a.m.; Sanford Yankees vs. Lake Mary Dodgers, noon. Youth Football _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Youth Flag Football at Sanford Middle School. Minors: Gators vs. jaguars, 9 a.m.; Raiders vs. Bengals, 10:15 a.m.; Majors: Steelers vs. Jaguars, 11JO a.m.; Redskins vs. Rattlers, 12:45 p.m.; Pop Warner Football League, TBA. M iddle School Lacrosse League _ at Lake Sylvan Park: Field 1 —8:45 a.m. Greenwood Lakes vs. Rock Lake West; 10:15 a.m., Greenwood Lakes vs. Jackson Heights; 11:30 a.m., Teague vs. Rock Lake East; Field 2 - 8:45 a.m., Rock Lake Girls Team 1 vs. Rock Lake Girls Team 2; 10:15 a.m., Indian Trails Girls vs. Teague Girls; 11JO a.m., Flaglcr-Palm Coast Vs. Indian Trails. Youth Soccer _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Youth Fail Soccer League at Zinn Beck Field, 9 a.m. Recreation Softball _ City of Lake Mary la rk s and Recreation Department Men's Fall Friday Night Slow Pilch Softball League at Lake Mary Sports Complex. Nine make-up games beginning at 9 a.m. Boys volleyball _ Lake Brantley High School Junior Varsity Tournament, TBA. Saints in extra points, 17-15, over Idylwilde. After six weeks of the 10 week season in the A League, the Shoestrings are 19-1, and lead Beer JO at 12-8, MJ's at 10-10, and Nation's Fence at 0-20. The standings after six weeks in the B League are: the Guppies (17-3), Sanford Church of t o d (14-6), the Saints (10-10), and Idylwilde (3-17). The league will play every Monday night at Sanford Middle School starting at 6 JO p.m. and admission is free of charge. Outdoors C m tinnad from P «| « IB taken from now through February. Use lame shiners if you arc serious about a wallhanger, and fish them near floating mats of water hyacinths or around riYCLStiucture such as deep bends, slough mouths. etc. My favorite stretch is from Pw ale Lake south to Lake Winder, as this area receives less fishing pressure. Sebastian Inlet has good snook action, along with floun­ der, rcdfish, and trout. Large live shrimp or small baitflsn are good for all species. Work the baits slowly across the rocky bottom. Captain tack at Port Canaveral reports that offshore fishing is touch and go with high seas. King mackerel can be found on 8 A Reef and Pelican Flats, along with scattered cobia. Bottom fishing will improve with cooler weather. A few tripletail arc still in the buoy line, while aheepnhead and flounder arc dependable inside the Port. TYout and redfish arc rated as fair in the Banana and Indian rivers. P o n « in le t has fast action with shecpshcad, drum, rcdfish and small blucfish. Live or dead shrimp is a good bait for ail species. Sheepshead, however, cannot resist fiddler crabs. Trout and rcdfish arc rated as good in Mosquito Lagoon. (F ro n t China/ Firm! O re* In I a v a ila b le in In U J ii.) .) •ho rKEscKipnohn v Jh JM L r • NO SIDE EFFECTS •NOT A DRUG ■SAFE •MONEY-HACK GUARANTEE IOO Captultt litclm U t Till a SdkH | m || IJ m ttr J Jh n r D B .S U Send ch eck ur m oney u n le n to: _ H EA LTH A W A R EN ESS 2 4 3 Hardy C T : PM I) IK4 0 G u lfp o rt. M S 30307 —Classic -@ i SOP C H E V R O L E T C o m m e r c ia l T r u c k S a le s A ll Y o u r C o m m e r c ia l T ru ck N e e d s S a le s • P a r ts * S e r v i c e + Ht Sell Smiiei! 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 323-8787 R e a d y F o r I m m e d ia t e D e liv e r y . for Appointments Call: F r e e I n s p e c t io n / N o o b lig a t io n TRULV 877-464-4128 $30.00 OFF Initial service 940 Stale Road 434 South Altamonte Springs. fL 32713 Financing and Leasing Available with this ad SO-294 F ‘Offices Coast to Coast" since 1954 o v e r ZOO In S t o c k ------- ■ C"> M e t Howl: Mon.-61. S .JOem S 30pm Set. 9 00 v n • 3 oo pm Service Howl: Mon frt TG0-6G0 Set 8 0 0 5 0 0 j �Preps Continued from Pago m Emily Kcysor (13 assists, two kills, four digs), junior Jessica Chick (seven kills, two solo blocks, three digs), junior Tara Wiggins (four kills, six digs), junior Ashley McFarland (one kill), sopho­ more Amanda Howard (two digs) and juniors Jennifer Grullon and Jessica Hermsen (one dig each). In the opening round of the Class 5A-Dislrict 5 Tournament at Deltona High School, No. 2 New Smyrna Beach (10-2) was to have played No. 7 Mainland (1-7) at 4:30 p.m.; No. 4 Seminole (6-6, but with wins over both New Smyrna and topseeded Spruce Creek) took on No. 5 Pine Ridge (57) at 6 p.m.; and No. 3 host Deltona (7-5) battled No. 6 Bunnell-Flagler/Palm Coast (2-10) at 7:30 p.m. The semifinals are set for today (Wednesday) with the Scminolc/Plne Ridge winner challenging No. 1 Spruce Creek (11-1) at 5 3 0 p.m. and the Deltona/Flagler winner facing the New Smyrna/Mainland winner at 7 p.m. The Championship Game, between Wednesday's winners, is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday at Deltona High School. The Class 6A-District 3 Tournament is also being played in Volusia County at the new 2,000seat gymnasium at DeLand High School that just opened last week. On Ibesday, No. 4 Lake Mary played No. 5 Lake Brantley at 7 3 0 p.m. Wednesday's semifinals will have No. 2 Winter Springs battling No. 3 Oviedo at 6 p.m. and the Lake Mary/Lake Brantley winner taking on No. 1 DeLand at 7:30 p.m. The 6A-3 Championship Game is ateo set for 7 p.m. on Thursday. Girl volleyball is not the onl activities ptanned for this week as the District Boys and Glrls Golf Tournaments were to be played on Monday and Tuesday, the Seminole Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Tournament was to be held all day on Wednesday at the Lake Brantley Aquatic Center, and the SAC Cross Countiy Championships will be run at Central Winds Park In Winter Springs on Thursday begin­ ning at 4 p.m. In football action, the freshman teams wrapped up their season's on Tuesday, and the junior varsi­ ty squads at Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Lyman, viedo and Winter Springs will close out their season's on Thursday (see schedule, Page 2B). Only Seminole and Lake M ay, which will meet at Don T. Reynolds Stadium at 7 p.m. next Thursday (Nov. 2), have game’s remaining. In varsity gridiron action this week, the big game will be at Lake Mary where the Rams (4-3 overall, 4-1 in Class 6A-District 2) host Lake Brantley (5-2 overall, 3-2 in district) in a crucial district game at Don T. Reynolds Stadium starting at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. Lake Mary needs the win to keep its hopes of repeating as district champions alive, while the Patriots need the victory to keep its hopes of reluming to the post-season breathing. Oviedo (3-4 overall, 1-3 in 6A-2) is also in a must-win situation as the Lions will host Colonial at John Courier Field beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. In Class 5A-District 4 play on Friday at 7 3 0 p.m., Lake Howell (2-5 overall, 2-2 in district) can play spoiler when it travels to the Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium to take on the defending disict champion Spruce Creek Hawks (6-1 ovei Met overall, 4-0 in 5A-4), which could be caught suffering “ering a let-down after beating Seminole•las Tast. Friday --------------„ -------------— ..J a y oor looking ahead to a battle with fellow district unbeaten Mainland next week. Lyman (1-6 overall, 1*4 in 5A-4) will be looking to stretch its winning streak to two games when it travels to Winter Springs to take on the Bears (2-4 overall, 0-3 in district) at A.W. Epps Stadium. The other game this week finds Seminole head­ ing to the East Coast on Friday to take on perenni­ al power Merritt Island in a non-district game starting at 7:30 p.m. The Fighting Seminoles (5-3 overall) are looking HtnMphoto by Ait ZMnskl to finish strong, they are at Winter Springs next Seminole linebacker John Litton (No. 44) and defensive back Robbie Carr bring down a Spruce Creek runner during week, so they will look good In the voters' eyes the Hawks' 14-7 victory over the Fighting Seminoles Friday night. Litton and C arr hope to help the Tribe got back In when it comes time to select At-Large teams for thp victory column when it travels to Merritt Island lor a non-dlsiricl gam e this Friday at 7:30 p.m. the playoffs. Volleyfest Continued b o a Page IB ing to hand Lake Mary its first loss in almost three months, 156 and 15-6, to force a winnertake-all match for the title. The Rams evidently felt embarrassed by the loss and were not about to let the Cougars take the trophy back to Orlando, bouncing back to crush University, 15-6 and 15-5, to win the title for the second consecutive year. With the win, Lake Mary fin­ ishes the season an amazing 372, losing only its first match of the season and the one in the finals. Over the past two years the Rams are a staggering 64-4. Lake Mary senior’s Brent McLaughlin and Andrew Messier were selected as coMost Valuable Players for the tournament, while junior Daniel Holladay was named to the AIl- Racing A n h k o n ^ Sarkoob (s o p b o m o r e ) Coo tinned b o m Page SB Crossing the stripe behind Cope were Dick Anderson, Carlton, Bruce Lawrence and Franklin. N E W S M Y R N A SP E E D W A Y By Hank Sandora Special to the Herald SAMSULA — 1998 Super Late Model Champion B.J. McLeod returned to display a dominating performance as he swept tne neat and feature race wins last Saturday (Oct. 21) at New Smyrna Speedway. McLeod was hooked up In the #78 Carter Grandle Chevy as he drove away from veterans David Rogers In the #11TM Ranch Dodge, and Pete Orr In the #99 Fairway Monte Carlo. Shane Sawyer drove the #38 Quality Concrete car to fourth over Lake Mary's Mike Good In the #27 Briar gang Ford. Late Model driver Mike Williams was back in Bobby Sears' #9 Ace Hardwarc/Discount Auto ride to quickly run to the front and grab the fea­ ture money. Sammy Graham drove the #5 to second, Chad Pierce In the #57 American Auto Monte Carlo raced hard, and got away with a third. Randy Dye in the #43 93 Country Radio Dodge made a bid for the lead, spun, and returned from the rear to clinch fifth. When Robert Hollywood Ham Bhows up for a Modified feature, you just know he will be the car to beat. Jim "H oot" Flynn In the #57 Business Archives Chevy pulled out all the stops to catch Robert, but had to settle for the second spot. Wayne Parker drove the #3 Cadillac to third over Mark Vandevender's #7 Document Technologies Monte Carlo. Fifth went to new dri­ ver "M ad" Max Mock #44 In the new Lefthander car. St. Pete native Tim McPhall brought the wife, five dogs, and his "M issile" to NSS” and out bat­ tled the field to get his first feature win on the 1 /2-mile. Mark Rigsby's #64 Mustang drove a good race to gain the second place finish. Charlie Statts came from last to finish in the third spot over Derrick Reeves in the #11, and Eric Powell in the #38 Pinto claimed fifth. Bob Andcrcheck drove a great race, but couldn't ss Bobby Lee Good on the track in the •lap Sportsman Special. The #27 was fast quali­ fier by 4/10ths, and looked like a easy winner. Doug Samion In the 04 Rcnaldi's Air car passed the #27, as did the #90, but the #27 passed them all back. When we went home, wei tnought thought he won. It was not so. Early ■ AM ‘ ‘ ‘ ap ................... in the #27 was DQcd I apparently Sunday tech, and the #90 of Andercheck was declared the winner. Samion was paid for second, Steve Redditt in the #1 blue Pontiac Gran Prix ran third over Ron Lufcy in the #07. Jim Wintcrstcin's #13 Olds Super Stockers made up for last week's distributor failure by driving away from the field for a massive win. Kevin Schultz's #14 Shell car was looking strong, and was the fastest Chevy. Ed "High Side” Zikowski wcred his #37 Barney's Leather car to third, e Wlldman, Chris Peludat, in the #28 came home fourth, and Teddy Helms was paid for fifth in his Orange #61 Buick. Brent Brown drove the #57 to victory again over B K Tournament team. Other members of coach Fisher's Rams included assistant coaches Chris Osowski and Jeremy Dilmore, and players Billy Chenowelh (junior), David Collins (junior), Donald Guynn (senior),.Brandon Kcilman (junior), Mike Oostenbrink (junior), J.C. Satva (senior), a big, wild bunch of racers in the Strictly Stock Special. Second went to the nicely painted #1 Sanford Express car of Joe Arnold. Kerry Paine, James Adams, and James Dyal rounded out the field for the 20-lap special. This Saturday (October 28) the Country US93.1 it Speedway Dodge Late Model 100 plus the Swann Truck Sales 4-Cylinder Demo Derby will be run along with features in mini­ stock, sportsman, modified, super stock 4c strictly stock. No Super Late Models this week. Gates open a 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located at the cor­ ner of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. and Fernando Uaerga (senior). Others making the AllTournament Team were: junior Chris Brock and junior Danny McGowan (University), senior Chris Brunson and senior Derek Heron-Vanta (Edgcwater), and senior Mauricio Ruiz (Cypress Creek). This was the 12th time the Volleyfest, the unofficial state championship for boys volley­ ball teams, has been hosted by Lake Mary. The Rams also won the title in 1989-90,1992,1994-96, and 1999. Other winners have been Ki&almmoc-Osccola (1991), Lake Howell (1993), Oviedo (1997) a m i O r. t’htUI|w t !•*•»»■). VOLLEYFEST 2000 i l Lake M iry High School FH d jy-S jIu rd a y October 20-11 Game 1 _ L*kr M-»ry drfrjitrd Winter Spring*, 15-10, 15-7. Game 2 _ Cypf**# Cnrek defatted Winter IVrk. 15-11,9-15,15-11. Genie J _ University defeated Like Howell, 15*13, 15-2. Game 4 _ Seminole defeated Edeewater, 15* 13,12-15,15-13. Game 5 _ Winter Parti defeated Winter 'Spring*, IS*Ilk 1S5 (Winter Spring*. rUmirut* •d) C «m * 6 _ Edgewater defeated L*k* Howell. 15-12,15-4 ( U b Howell rUmlnated). Gam* 7 _ Lake Mary defeated C y p rv n Creek, 15-10, IS 7 . Game B _ University detected SetninoW, 15-2. 154 Game * _ Winter Park defeated Seminole, I S 4. IS I S , 1M 1 CSemlntite eUndneted). Ciwwi tO _ D a l^ w t t e i b t e M C y y w M C r a b . IS-a. 19-2 CCyp m , C r a b C o m , I I _ Ufc* M u y defeated U n f o n iiy . 61115-2.15-11. C o in , 11 _ E d g rw itrr defatted Winter Park. 10-15,15-9,15-5 (Winter Pork eliminated) C u n , 1 3 . U n iv m lly defeated Edgewitet 15 1 . 15-10 (Edfrietter (Uminited), C « i * 14 _ Univerfety defeated U i e Mary, 5IS. IS O , 154. C H A M P IO N S H IP M A T C H Cam* 1 3 . Lafc*Mtey defeated UnJvm ity, 15 A 15S (U n lv m ily eliminated). A lm ir o la sh o ck s S p e e d w o rld m o d s By Dave Westerman Special to the Herald BITHLO — Tampa's Aric Almirola picked a great night (Oct. 20) to get his first career win at Orlando Speedworld dominating the 50-lap spe­ cial for the Modifieds. Teddy Nelson set fast-lime but the lop four were Inverted for the start Almirola on the Pole. Vlr Almirola wasted little time asserting himself in front as 2000 SARA Champion Jeiry Symons and Nelson settled Into second and third, Almirola had built up a full straightaway lead when the only caution of the race flew on lap 32 for Brad May's spin. Symons challenged Almirola briefly on the restart but Almirola built his lead once again and took the checker well ahead of Symons. Nelson was a close third followed by Jim "Hoot" Flynn and Jeremy Fitch. John Focrg, Russ Thomson, Brad May, John Wills and Shane Held rounded out the top 10. Kenny Hankins took the measure of the MiniStock field for his ninth win of the year. Geoff Williams was second in front of Rose Dickerson, Cary Green and Gary Kehm. It was also win number nine for Doug Samion in the Sportsman class. Samion led all the way followed by Kelly Jarreit, Malt Griffin, David Salley and Jeff Miller. Point leader Carl Peters took win number eleven in the Super Stock division winning easily over John Smith, Homer Gordon, Cory Freed and Bob Wines. Chad Pierce outran Lyn Dicandio and Jim Tasker, Jr. in the Late Models will Russ Rinaldi topped Brent Brown in the Strictly Stocks. This Friday (Oct. 27) the Dwarf Care with weekly schedule of heats and features in Super Late Models, Sportsman, Modified, MiniStock, Super Stock it Strictly Stock will be run. No Late Models this week. Gates open a 6 p.m. and raring begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (904 ) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEF.DWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM. Briefs S A N F O R D A Q U A T IC S C E N T E R SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department and the Sanford Seminole Aquatic Center is presenting Water Aerobics classes. The program is aimed at adults that want to get a great cardiovascular workout that is gentle on the joints and connective tissues. Taught by a cer­ tified professional instructor, the class combines fun, music, and exercise in a refreshing environ­ ment. Class times are Tuesday and Wednesday's from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.; and Thursday's and Friday's from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Cost is $3 per ciass and all you need to bring is a "noodle." The Sanford Seminole Aquatic Center is located on the Seminole High School campus. Turn left off of West 25lh Street onto Ridgewood Avenue and follow into campus on the right. Other Sanford/Seminole Aquatic Center offer­ ings: Recreational swim and adult lap swim _ now ■■■teteaM Bi through December 31st, weekdays f(t>m 5 p.m. to 7 3 0 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. Adults $3 per session, children 3-to-17 a $1, under three free. Seasonal and annual passes for recreational swimming _ three month passes, $40 for an indi­ vidual and $90 for family; one year pass, individ­ ual, $100; family, $220. Seminole Aquatics Swim Team _ This program is designed for young people that want to enter (lie world of competitive swimming and has three levels: Age Group 1 (new swimmers wanti­ ng to Jeam strokes and turns, $45 per month and $35 for each additional family member); Age Group II (swimmers that know the four strokes, but are not yet ready for senior level training, $60 per month, $45 for second family member, $35 for each additional family member); Senior Group (experienced swimmers capable of high training levels, $75 per month and $55 for each additional family member). 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H v fh N (t— — mw— — — w— (1W7) — — . . n w c — oo— t a m n a w — Nr . . u t a w M f o i m « | | i m i — w m One dies fn m M B0 ? * c lilo n V« \ o «d o o Art^vnEnS •J ON 1 M l! >ne Year O f Mailed Delivery S e m i n o l e H e r a l d Tw ice a Week! //bu Starting October 1st. Single Copy and Rack sales will be handled by; Central Florida Distributing r o ll Edward Kramarclck " Lorrie Kramarclck (321) 229-0740 (321) 229-0741 Single copy price will be 500 each. If you would like to sell the Seminole Herald or have a rack at your business please call us. Name | Umited Time Offer i Q Address: Bill Me ' | ] Check Enclosed i 1 jERMartARMkk M M |5 5 n | 5 ( Frtonda (oc) ICuraad |oc) M (DC) 111 ft) 1(D caya— — w Fraaiar lec) M N w iO r a d n o f s h Medan loc) (s) — • W 10 M jprmdwn Thursday (ccTj • N m eU ie Wind ef 2 — —— Farkm 2a n m5 P1k o P— l M » (Concert M r — b — tv—J F v 11 d f l m iP0 M— FW eB y _ — — Cky — w Meet icharmad Al HoBssTft b— n O M T U 1.1 W W k sa loc) (a) ___________ D v tW t H M n u iiv a Csiinfy pchaas vaara (Fiawvm te d tv ^ 1 m w w ___________ ■ Lahrar Have (cc) (»} fChaan D i m i i m s — y— y— a N n i t r t U a ( I M ) W mart Dr— C— y Di— C— y 10 F M y B u ilt II l i t t M V l — y NM ru o — i H U Co— nd Mat. — otyMM Pro— — lm* loc) j— . DMH<— 1n m Thwehad N f ■»*N«I AMkacN ... S haeV w * rupiTTrap n ■— w w__ m e Meet (a ) Meet CDS Meet ■an (OC) (l) ADC Meet Nepwdyl vm M H foe)_______ (op Meet wem ■•CWorld turn I O c to b e r2 7 ,2 0 0 0 FRIDAY P R IM E TIM E | TH UR SD AY PR IM E T IM E — i Delivery Starts Oct. 1st. 2000 Phone: T �T he Seminole H erald L ecals nones op a p p l i c a t i o n row L ecals L TAX DEED NOTICE is HEREBY OiVEN. tod Saul IC o. A* Cudodten (Aiuona). to* hokter of toe Mowing o*rMc»l*(4) hat Nad u m certihcdats) tor a Us dead to bateauad toaraon Tha certrhcai* r**nha»(») and y**f(t) d issuance. aia description ol to* prepmy. and lha namact) In which a waa assessed te'ar* at M owt; CERTIFICATE NO. » M YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IS M D eta plia nd Property LEO LO T 8 IK K D HARMONY HOMES PB I ] P0 35 07-21-30 505-0000 0080 Nanwt In which attaaaad. Jod OJetllteei AJ ol aald property bang to Vw C a nty el Serotooie, S u it ol Florida. Unless such certtocd*(t) P a l ba redeemed according lo law, tha property deaertoed in auch cartAkcatNt) w* ba acad lo Via highest Udder al lha watt Irorl door, Semlnd* Comfy Couithouta, Sanloid. Honda on lha ■ day ol Nnambar, 2000, at II 00 M l Payment ot Salt lea, applicable documentary clamp laiat and racordmg laat are required lo ba raid by me successful bidder M me tala Tut payment ol an amount equal to »w lughatl bid la due wWtn 24 hoses altar me advertised fame ol sale AJ payments thal ba cash or guaranteed Instrument, made payable «> tie Cterk ol tha O o r t Court. Dated tea 27 day ol September. 2000. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by: Sheley C. Hargert. Deputy Clark Pubteh October 4. tt, 18.25. 2000 T34 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IS M Deecrtpbon ol Property. 11-21-303AO-11SB-0000 LEO BEG N 4 OEO S7 MIN 30 SEC E 3315 51 F T OF BE COR LO T 143 RUN N 4 DEG S7 MIN 30 SEC E S4« 64 F T 8 88 DEO 4 MM 38 SEC E 827.29 FT 8 4 DEG S7 MM 42 SEC W STS M FT 8 28 DEQ 30 M N 45 SEC E 141.31 FT SYYLV ON CURVE M F T N 43 K O 54 MSI SO 5EC W 11B BS FT N 74 DEG S MIN M SEC W 352.78 FT N 4 OEO 57 MIN 42 SEC E 165 FT N 20 DEO SO MIN 45 SEC W 49 47 F T N 4 DEO 87 MIN 42 SEC E 400 F T N 8S DEO 4 MIN 35 SEC W 452.18 F T TO BEO BLK D D R MITCHELLS SURVEY OF THE LEVY GRANT P B 1 PQ S Namet to which a m en d Elena NJonaa, C. Kan Btetocp Co-Truaseaa AS ol aald property batog to toa Courtly of Bamtoola, Bute ol Florida. until auch certtcatety) ahal ba redeemed according to lew, toe property deaertoed to auch earthc a M i) wd ba told to toe hqpieM biddas al toe weal tronl door, Oamtsia County Courthouaa. Bantotd, Florida, on toa S day ol November. 2000.al HOOejri. Paymam ol Sale lea. appSoada documentary ttamp tasea and racotdng laaa era required to ba paid by toe successkJ tedder al toa tala. Fid paymam ol an amours equal to toa NghaM bid N due M i l 24 h orn after toe edvertleed sma ol tala A l payments t o il ba cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to toe Cterk ol toa Cboft Gout Dated tola 27 day ol September, 2000 . MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E O R C U T COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOROA b y Shirley C. Hargert, Deputy Clart Putiah: October 4.11, IS, IS , 2000 T36 APPUCATTON FOR TAX D U O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Sad ACo Aa Custodian (Artmna). Sta hokter ol lha totowtng certifloaaaW hae Nad aald cartlHcale(a) tor a laa daad to ba iaaued toaraon. The certtcale rwitoorta) and yaarta) ol iteuenca. Ste daacnpeon el Ste prop­ erty, and toa nama<a) to which I waa ID IU ns APPUCATTON FOR TAX D U D NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, toa* BM i SCo. As Cueiodton (Artrone), toa holder d toa Mowing earthcala|s) hat Mad aald cerMcatefe) toy a tai daad to ba leaued toarwon. The carthcala im b e d s ) and yaarta) ol lasuanca. toa daecRpaon or toa proto amy. and toa nama(i) to wrath 4 waa CERTIFICATE NO: » l l YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1MS Deecrtpaon ol Property: LEO F T LOT I I DEQ NW COR RUN E 104 M F T S 207X32 F T W TO PT S OF BEO N TO BEQ A E GRIFFINS SU0OPB2PO41 07 21 30 SI 4 00004BIG Names to which attested SJvarte f ig s . Norman L Jotnaon AJ ol aald property being at N C a nty ol Sammcta, Btala ol Florida. Unleee auch c*rt4fcaM(» aha! ba itdaamad according lo law. tha property described in auch c e n t c*M<t) wR ba add to tie Ntfwat biddec al toe weal konl door, Bamtoola County Courthouse. Benlord, Florida, on the 8 day ol Novantoar. 2000, at 11X » a m. Payment ol Sale lea. appScatJa documentary etemp lasts and receding laat art required to ba paid by tie aucceetU bidder M toa sale. Ful payment ol an amomt equal to tie high** bkt N due triton 24 hours allar toa advertised sma ol taN. At payments she) ba cash or guaranteed Instrument, made payable lo toa Clark ol toa Ceoft Caul Deled tola 27 day al September. 2000 MAR TANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH* CIRCUIT COURT S E IU O L E COUNTY. FIPRIOA by. ShirteyC. Hargett. Deputy Cterk Pibesh October 4, tt. 1*. t t . 2 « qq T35 N o n e t OF APPUCATTON FOR TAX D U O NOTICE IS HEREBY OATEN, toa! Sad ICck A i Cudodan (A)*a). toa holder ol toa Mowing carttocala(t) has Mad laid eartdrala(t) tor a las dead lo ba leaued toaraon Tha cari.hcate mnto*r(t) and yaarta) ol Wauanca. toa daao tpllon ol toa proparty, end toe name<t) to which* wee CERTIFICATE NO: M i l YEAR OF MBUANCBi 1SSS Beau peon oI Property LOT 3 (U B S R 0) TUSKAW IUA TRAIL SUOOPG41POS 12-21-30-507-00000030 I to I AJ ol said property batog to toa CocrYy ol Serofnete. SUM at Ftoridr Units* auch carMcMa(a| ahal to redeemed according to law; toa property daacrSiad to auch uatlhoeNs) wh to eoto to S » N c t o N W dal ai toa weal b oil door, samtoda County Courthouaa. Santord. Florida, on toa S day ol Norarrtoar, 2000.atu.00 am . _ Payment of 8ele lee, appkutoie documentary stamp tasea and taounsng lata a n laqdrad to to ptod by toa auoMatod bUtoi al tod aale. Firt paymard ol an amour* equal to toa Ntfieai bid la due aMto 84 houti ahal toa ad ratiaad Sma d aala. AJ paymanH NuS to caah or guaranteed toatnimenc made payabto to toa C M ol toa Cboft COLTt. Dated tea 27 day ol Baptontoar. 2000 . MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E onCLK T COURT BEM IN O ll COUNTY. FLOTSIOA by. OawMna Hasten! Deputy C M PdftdK October 4. I I . IS. 88. 2000 T37.. . . . NOnCEOF APPUCATTON FOR NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN, toat Bardatondc N U O K toa hotoar d toa Mowing canMoaaa(a) haa had said c*rt4icd*<s) to ri tot dead to to torts) and yaar(a) at oeBcnpoori a mm frapmry, mna mm named) to which I w m ------------YEAR OP M EUAN CIl 1SSS ecals ol Property U O LOT IS BLK C MERRITT PARK PB S PG 22 IB II-SOEU-OCOOOISO n i i T i i m wTitcn u i n w a . Oftorance A l ol said property batog In toa County ol Bamtoola, SUM ol Florida Untoaa Rich oarihcata(s) ahal ba redeemed according to law, lha ca4*(t) w « ba add to toa high** bid dw at to* weal trot* door. Bamtoola County Courthouaa. Santord, Florida, in toa S day ol Moaantoar, 2000, M 1100 a m Payrntrit ol S ill1lit* .fyiyiiftaMi are required to ba paid by toa ou rc in A I bkbtet al toa aala. Fift paymart of an m a r t equal to toa Nghaal M It due w«hm 24 houn after toa adrartMd Sma ol aala. A l paymama she! ba caah ai guaranteed toetnenenL made payabto to toa C M ol toa CbcsJI Coul. Dated tola 27 day d September, 2000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA b y BNrtey C Hargert. Deputy C M Putiah: October 4, I I , I E 25,2000 n o ttc b o p APPUCATTON FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod SaulACo Aa Cuatodan (Ltocoln). toe hoibf of Wvm foiqwlnp o itM o ii^ i) has Med aald oarMoatod) tor a lax daad to bo laauad toaraon. The carnumbarta) and yaarta) d arty and f a named) to which I waa C E R TV IC A TE N O ilS TS YEAR OP M U A N C B l IB M Daacrtptton c* Property LEG BCG 111 F T W OF NE COR L O T 1 RUN W 120.1 S F T 8 37 DEO 48 MM S4 SEC W 44.78 F T E 82 DEO 10 MM 3f SEC E S7 F T NELY T D BEO BLK A OAK RIDGE PARK PB S PG 11 19-21-30-502-QAtXHM IB Names In which aaaaaaad: J A l d add proparty b a in to Ccamly d Bamtooto. SUM d I Untoaa auch certhoatod) a d ba aocoftfng to linn, toi cato(t) wft ba add to toa Ndwal Ud­ der al toa weal trod door. SemincU County Courthouaa, Santord. Florida, on toa S day d Hovambar. 2000, at 1100 a.m. Paymam d Sato laa, awhndtto documentary damp l a m and raconftts torn are reqiftad to ba pdd by toa euoceaaU Hddaa d toa aala. h h payment d an amoud equal lo toa htghaal bid to due wttoto S4 houn aftd toa advwsaad Bma d ada. A l paymanH aha* be caah or Q u ififiiiiS tmtnjmmt, m di payWJa to toa C M d toa Clrodl Oourt. Dated tote 27 day d September. 2000. IJAJTYAfPd u n e s s CLERK OF TH E CtRCIXT COURT SEMMOL2 COUNTY. FU3HOA b y GeraMwHwtord. Depute C M Pubftdc October 11, I E IS . and November 1.2000 L Orange Avenue, BfJte C, Orlando, iW T I|, 0ayQ ^ —-J W i ■1 1 iew s— i-- ,h — rfln Sj-Ii-S OrlLJM TrOddi IStEpTXYl# rurbar la (407)848-1882, and Me toa original wnh toa Clart d toa above atyted Court on or bafora November 1. 2000 odterwlae a dated! wd be entered egenst you to* toa raid prayed tor to toa Person tor Dteeddkm d Marriage WARNING RULE 12 285. Florida Fandy Laws Rdea d Procedure, raqtJrae cattato automate: dtectoaura d documen t and Mormemn. Faftaa to comply can reedl In sanelone. todudng damtstet or striking WITNESS my hand and teal of Court on September 28, 2000 MARYA7ME MORSE, CLERK CLERK OF TH E COURT • By. Bertram Andaman DtcuVv Oiffc Publah Odcbar 4, It , I E 2 E 2000 T42 UNTTED STATES DISTRICT COURT If tO O U DISTRICT O F FLORXTA ORLANDO DIVISION Cat* No. f .-Otocv-UTtOrM SC UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. REAL PROPERTY, INCLUDING ANY BUEDMGB, APPURTENANCES. ANO IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, LOCATED A T 1170 WEKIVA SPRINGS ROAD, LONG WOOD, FLORKUL NOTICE OF JUDICIAL FORFEITURE Rute (0 (4 ) tor Certain AdrWany end d C M Procedure, and local Admiralty Rde 7.01(d). ndlce la hereby given d b e >ftig d a Yarded Complaint tor Forlaftm In Ram on 2 E 2000, tof toa tortefproparty. Piaauam to Btbptomemal Rute (CHS), aecapl aa to toa claim deedana. and 18 U B C , secttoo SS3(aH4)(A) and (B), property ahal Ms a datoiwNt to s C M h dd ttoo aall M M Court, Ortanda DMston, 300 Fedaral BuMng, SO North Hughey Avenue, Ortanda, Florida 32801, n d tolar toan 30 dayi alter toa dda d aarvM d toa Omrammanra compaM or. aa apfArataa, n d tolar toan 30 daya after toa dda d Snai pubacaaon d noSoa d toa M tg d toa con pteer and ahal ISa an enewer to toa u w w n m ici ■ c u n p v n »or kxiw tea n d later toan 20 daye after toa dated toa M g dtoaactetn Oalad NOttendo, Florida, tow day d September, 2000 0O N N A A .B U C E U A By Aida M. Cream 201 Federal BuMng •0 Norto Hudwy A r m * Ortanda. Florida 32S01 (407)848-7800 - tetephona (407)848-7843 •lacaimBa 11. I E 2 E 2000 L— TB D B TAT1S U S IM C T COURT _ M R E The Mentoge d U Y IS A .R U IZ . FRANKLMRUtZ, Raa uaband. NOTICE O F ACTION OP a m 0LU TTQN0P9S TOc FRA M O JN N U B T O U ARE HERESY NOTIF IO ) par In (da Ca ul and you am ra o h id to aanrd • oopy d yaur aiSI any on MERY a ‘ ry tor b e ■ R 340 f t L ecals OclntHT 25.. 200(1 PilRO 511 L ecals hgalegalnght.mteDtlnreresilnarvy d toa aloravnanhonad property mual Me a person wfto toa C M d toa United States Dtetrid Court, Orlando Drrition. 300 Federal Bu4bng. SO North Hughey Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32801 within toaty (30) day* d toe Inal pubacaaon d noace d toe criminal lorteftura action or receipl d dred wraten nonce, s h t h n w la Tha pelwon ahal be wgned by toe pemoner under penalty d perfury and she) tel lorth toe nature end ester* d to* petdontr't rid*. Id*, or Sileital In toe fortered property, toe Dm* and cecimttancee d to* pabnonef't acqmtmon d to* righL MH, or Inlarail to to* torlailad proparty, any addmoriai Iacts eipporiing toe petiboner'e delm, end to* raitet ■ought DON R MORELAND UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE MIOOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA Pubtsh: October 11.18.28. 2000 T67 UNITED STATES O M IW O T COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION No. 8 OO-cr-13-Ort-27C UNITED STATES OF AMERICA y. HOWARD HAMPER NOTICE OF FORFEm iRC Nano* b hereby given toat on June E 2000. to toa cat* of UnMd Slates v. Howard Kemper. Criminal No. SOO-cr-l3-Ort-22C. lha United suit* District Court tor toa Mutt* Dtetrid d Florida arriand PraUmtoery Orders lor toa lortaxun oh Addraas: 389 Diana Circte. Casaatoamy. Flortda 32707-3011 Legal: Lot 6. Block F (Lata Ro*d)L*k* Kathryn Woods let Addbon. Section 9. TowneNp 21 Bouto. Rang* 30 East, aocordng to the ptet toend at recorded to PIN Book 18. Page 17 d to* Pubic Records d Semmote Ca rry. Florida Pared N o: OE2I-30-61SOFOO0050-0-4 The Untied Steles hereby ghat none* d la Menton to dapoaa d ‘ property to auch mannar d a d Steles Attorney y d n d . In accordance wnh in* pwvNtoni d 11 U.S.C. | 153. any parson having or claiming a legal ngt*. Ml* or intend In any d Me a pstn on vrtto to* C M d to* UMted Stetea Dtetrid Court O iM t o Oivteion. 300 Federal Bdtotog. SO North Hughay Avanua, Ortanda, Florid* 32801 M N n tody (30) days d toa Itod pibacenon d note* d to* enriunei tortexua aefeon or noeipl d The perbon thal ba elgnad by toa peMb nat inter panaMy d paquy and trial sat torih to* r d i a and •stirtl ol 9*i9 pslIloMfli' rtg^ht, 999, or ten* and catvmatencwt d toa p*8koner'a acqdallon d to* rid*. Mte. ■w m * mi wn»)iK3 pfopiny, any adduond lacte teqjporilng toa tougyr DON R MORELAND UNITED STATES MARSHAL MIOOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA Publnri Odcbar IS. 23. and Novambar i , 2000 TIM 'ISC U N T E D STATES OF*a L * RICA v. W S iJ A M J.M CCO R K L S .rTA4teorncs OP a D a y u i i m N o M M hereby given tod on B apaawM ---------------r I E 100ft It trto toaa c a a a d M UHMd M h x W M a n J. M d M to . m 1 CrtoWwi No. SSEo-aS-Ort19C, toa Llnftad Stetea OteMd Court tor PiaSmtoari Outer d 1987 Poracha Boaater V M «WPOCA29S7VS420tSS Tha UnBad atom d to Mama dspoaa of *9l M T IM CM CUIT CO UN T FOR I COUNTY. M R S : ESTATE OF RICHARD C KASKA. N O TIC t 0 8 AMftM STRATW N The admkite**Bon d toa aatate d RICHARD & KASKA. Dacteaaad, Fla Nuitoar 0O91S-CP, la pandtog to toa O roM Court far Samtod* County, Florida. Probate Division, toa addraaa d which la Potl Otoe* Drawer T , Santord. Ftortd* 32772. Tha namaa and addaaaaa d toa Bond repneersetne s Attmay a n arth 91a provteloria d 11 U J .C . aac•onSSX. any parson having or cteJm- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT! ecals L A l person* on whom tote notice it served trho have obytenont trial chelenge toe vehtey d toe wt*. to* quekftcaaone d to* pereonal n p n tentebv*. venue, or lurMdKhcin d tote Court are required to Me then atgeettorw wtto tole Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l erection d to* decedent end oiher persons having claims or Avanua. Sun* N30I. Benlord. Flortda 32771, el lest! »v* d tyl prior •0 toe proceeding Tetephona (407)323-4330 est 4227, t -800 955-8771 (TDO| or 1-8009558770 (V) vie Florida Relay an whom a copy d tola nonce la NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION (On* PR) The edmmteiranon d to* etteit d DANIEL SMITH, deceased. Fee Nwrber 00-150-CP, te penekng In to* Clrcu* Court, lor Semmote Ccuity. Ftortd*. Probate Division. Ih* address ot which te P O Bos 8009. Sanford. Florida 12772 8099 The name end address d to* Personal Representative end to* Person*! Represents live I attorney dal* d to* hrsl publication of tote notice mual N* toatr cteWnt wXhtote Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SLR VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l ototr ctechoes d to* decedent end person* having claims or demands sgsm.it the decedent s estate mud M* totir H e r e with tote Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PLWJCATtON OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FE ED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date d SIS S M pubecatton d tote Nolle# la October IS. 2000 BARBARA CASSENS JU U E EASON SMITH. P A . Attorney Florida Oar Number 807132 2000 Winter Spring* Bodevard Oviedo, Florida 32765 TWephon* (4071365-MI0 Facakdte (407)365-1239 Pubtoh October 18.28.2000 T IM M TH B C m C U fT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOAJOA IN AND FOR (C O U N TY JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 88-1274 CA 14 P BANK OF AMERICA. FSB. v s LEN C. HOWELL. STEPHANIE WYNEU. BROWN LVa STEPHANIE HOWELL, STATE O F FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR A EMPLOYMENT SECURITY. BENEFIT PAYMENT CONTROL, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BANCO POPULAR MU! 8EVONOLE NATIONAL BANK and ______ AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. OetentenKt). N O TIC t OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to an Order Rescheduling Forectoaur* Sate dated October II, 2000. and amacad In Caaa No. 981274 CA 14 P. d toa CkcM Court d to* EIGHTEENTH Juddal D raft In and lor SEMINOLE Covity. Ftondt wherein BANK OF AMERKA. FSB I* PtoWft and LEN C. HOWELL, d te, ■ri u m n a in a , i wui h i n ini ngrr •d and bad Wktei tor c u h In toa Waal bom door d to* Coutoouaa, to SANFORD. SEMINOLE County. Honda, 11 go o'clock on to* Tto day d Ho u nbar. 2000. toa bftowatg deaertoed property aa eel torih to ta d Final Judgment to eft: U * 3. BtocA I . SAN 8EM KNOLLS 1ST AOOmON. ecsonbng la are Plat tteereel aa reoorderl In Pie Bor* IS, Pag* 65. d toa Pdtec Record* d Samnote Comfy. Ftortdi: a V a 1902 Patodt Pteoe. Santord. F L 12771. DATED tote llto day d October. 2000. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark d add Coal ByMarySboate Aa Deputy Cterb Faber A QM u. P. A. Soda 300.1570 Marbuge Avanua Coral Gebtee. Honda 33148 (308)682-4110 r p i w i win ■ a>«Pwy mm nmmo a tpaold accommodation to perdcspate to tote procaedng shaftj coo­ led ADACoonbnelor at Bamtoola County Courthouaa. 301 N. Park L ecals ecals Pubteh October 18. 25. 2000 T ill IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA FM# No 00-150-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF DANIEL SMITH ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AJ persons on shorn tote nolle* a served who have obferhons toe) chesenge toe valdeyd toe W*. to* qualiftcationt ol to* Pereonal Representative, venue, or Junsckc ton ot toil Court are required to Me lhalf objection* with toll Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM At credJore d toe decedent end other person* having cleans or on whom e oopy d tote notice it date d to* km pubkeebon of tors notice must Me ton* clem* wnh tors Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AJ ototr cmteor* of toe decadent end persons having clems or 0*mends egtmsi Ih* decedent* estate must Me toe* claims with tote Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLARIS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WXL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dal* d to* km PubkcaUon d tola notice te October 18.2000 Pereonal Repreeematrv* DONNA JONES ALSO KNOWN AS DONNA SMITH 135 AJknen Road Byfva. NC 28779 Attorney tor Pareonal Raprttanunv* Card E. Donate* Florida Bar Mo. 280401 Law oatoa d Card E. Donahue 2431 Lea Road Winter Pam. Florida 32789-1743 ■phone (407)740-8009 Pubktri October 16,28. 2000 T114 M THE CdiCLilT COURT M ANO K M StlftNOLX COUNTY, FLORIOA CASS NO: OO-CA-1438144. BANK ONE. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Trustee. v* JAGUAR TR U ST, ORLANDO TR UST, UNKNOWN SEN ANT I. UNKNOWN 11 H U I 1 a. ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY LOAN CORPORATION, UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f EVE FAY MEISENHOLDER A K M EVE FAYE MEISENHALDER and any inknown and other unknown parson* or unknown spouses ctemtog by. torough and under any d to* eboveBAH4003400 NOTICE O f ACTION TO. JAGUAR TR UST P.O. BOX 818 GENEVA. FL 32732 LAST KNOWN A00RES3 STAT­ ED, CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN And any ibkrown hem. davtuee. grantees creditors and other unknown persons or unknown spouses debvng by. through end under lire above-named Defendant!*). 4 deceased or whose Iasi known addresses are unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toal an action lo foreefou Mortgage cov­ ering to* toOdwing reel and pereonal property desorbed as knows ro ws L d 24. SANOALWOOO eo-wdng 10 to* plat toertd aa recorded to Plat Book 18. Pag* 11, Pubke Records of Sensnol* County, Florida has been Med agansl you end you art rtqured lo serve a copy d your written detente*. * any. to a on Christopher T Fulmer, Butler 4notch. P A . 3185 South Conway Road. Suite E. Ortanda. Florida 32812 and Me lha orrgrnel with to* Dark nf the shove-stytnd Court on or before 30 days him to* Inst pubfccanon. otoerwit* ■ Judgment may be entered against you Iqt to* rsfwf demented to the Compter* WITNESS my hand and seel at said Court on to* I ] day d OCT. 2000 (COURT SEAL) It you ere a person wen a dsttskty who needs any accommodation n order to pertrcrpel* to tor* proceed tog. you ere entered el no cost lo you. to to* provision ol certain asst* lance Please tool*cl Corel erbrsntetretor. 301 N Parti Avenue. Suae N30I. Benlord. Florida 32771. (407)585-4227 atl 4227. wkhto 2 working days d your receipl of tort nolle* d action. 4 you era hearing mpaiced. cat 1-800-955 8771, * you art vote* impaired cel 1-800-953 8770 (COURT SEAL) Maryann* Morse CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish October 18. 25. 2000 TU B IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEEIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT m AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. OO-DR-2156-030-K Drtmw'i Dae Petitioner AND Drber Puup* NOTICE O f ACTION TO . Drtker Poup* 791 Meadowlark Court Lcngwood. FL 32750 .YO U ARE NOTIFIED tod an tenon hat been Med eganel you end tod you ere required to eery* a copy ot your written detente*. 4 any. to 4 on Deborah Dee whose address te 791 Meadowlark Court. Lcngwood. FL 32750 on or before NOVEMBER 17, 2000. and M* toa ongnal wm lha CMrt at tote Court d 201 N PARK AVENUE SANFORD. FL. 32771 baton tame* on Patbonat or tomn*dtaltty toeraakar 4 you laa to do so, a default may ba entered egenst you lor to* rekei demanded n toe pte­ rin Copies ol al court document* n tot* cate, including orders. ere eveJtobW d to* Clerk d toe Croft Court's oflre You may review these docu­ m ent upon request You mutt keep to* Clerk at to* C ra ft Courts Olhca fronted d you cunanl address (you may He Notre d Cuntm Adcbete. Fern)* Family F w m f2 * tk v Fuhee paper* to 848 irvweua w* U i t u s d e vne etfebwM on record d toe d d k 'i olhca WARNING Rde 12285. Florida Family Law Rt4*s of Procedure, requires certain automatic disclosure of document! and information FaAure to comply can reeift to sanc­ tion*. toctudng demissal ot striking d niewbnni DATED October 13. 2000 CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT By: 6 Woodty Deputy Cterk Pubktri October 18. 28, and November 1,8.2000 Ttti Local N ews Local S ports Local People Jk The Seminole Herald (4 0 7 )3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 •TABLO ID S • BO OKS • NEW SPAPERS On Specialty Grade Paper & Newsprint Call Doug Fetzer 322-2611 For Quotes A S e m in o le H e r a ld COMMERCIAL PRINTING �P ilf t P (>11 T iie S em inole H erald O c to b e r 2 5 . 2 0 0 0 b - L egals L cgals IN THE ClRCUfT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. ... FLORIDA PROBATE 01VISION CASE NO : 00-9S9-CP H N I lf ESTATE OF LUCIANO TESCE. D®c* s %«kJ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The ndrxnritfiton of th* PtUtO c4 LUCIANO PESCE. F >im fJunto* 0G959CP. tft p«cx>ng in lh# v C*cu« Court lor Semtnote County. . 'flood* Protokte Dtvtfton. |f># ! mUrpit ol wNch •• PO Oewkr C. ' SanlonJ f Vw*to 32772 The m m n ®rxj k M i i u m of mo portonol IoproMwitottvo and mo personal ftproaontatrvo» etiomey aro aot Cforth hoto* i *AIL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE •NOTIFIED THAT A l porftooft upon whom tN» noheo to ft«<vod who hav« ohynefront that j chaftongo Iha vaftrtFy of mo «M. mo I QuaMtcaltonft of tho personal J ropfoftontahvo. venue. or furwKftcfcon j ol tho Court a»o rvqured to Mo mow I ohyochont to Iho coud WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS Mowing desertoed property as set forth wi tawl F wial Aidgment LOT 24. JANSEN SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK it. PAOE 57. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A K A 6018 Ivmeal Beach Drive. Apopka. FL 32703 WITNESS MY I4ANO and the seal of this Court on October 167000 (SEAL) Maryann® Morse Clerk of me Cwcul Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk Echevarria AAft«ociatei. PA P O Bo« 25018 Tampa. Florida 33622 5018 F00005426 •#See Americana with D»sab4itw« Act If you art a person w«h a (kvabwwy who needs accommodation m order to participate m this pmceedwig. you are entitled at no coat to you. tor ma provision of certavi assistanca Pleave contact Court Admwwstrabon at 201 N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771. telephone number (407)665 4227. withwi 2 working days of your receipt of this document. It hearing impaired. (TOO) 1-6009558771 Pubbsh October 25. and November J.A f t e r t h e d a t e o f t h e f i r s t ♦PUOUCATIOH OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF , THIS NOTICE ON THEM I 2 A ! q wtton of Iho decadent and {other porfton having claims or [^demands against decedents ostala .on whom a copy of thrs Notco ts served withwt Ihroo month* after Iho •daio ol thr* first publication of thro •notco must Me the* claims wWh this •Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE | OATE OF THE FIRST 1 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE vO R THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE .-DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF sYHlS NOTICE ON THEM AH other credWfXf of Iho decedent -and parson having dawns or demands against tho docodont s l iKiate must Mo the* clowns with this V'Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS RAFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST ‘ PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ?*• ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS : NO T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER ;TJARRED I o . Tho data of fwst publication of two « scwco w October 25 2000 Y •Porsonai Representative DAVID P ESCE * 306 Meadow Run .Stewartsvmo N J 0666b ’’ Personal Representstrvo JO S E P H P ES CE . 18! Mounts*! Brook Court n Marietta G A 30064 C BRIAN R LOE o anomoy lor Person grvwig Nobco Florida Bar SO722560 3074 West Lake Mary B»vd «136 laka Mary. FL 32746 (407)323*126 Pubfcsh October ?5. and November I. 2000 T190 t*4 * • i * ; ♦ 0- C IN THE CTRCUTT COURT O f THE 10TH JUDICIAL ClRCUfT OF FLORIOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURtSOKTHON DIVISION N o .tS -IIM -C A -1 4 # PRINCIPAL R ESID ENTIAL M O R TG A G E. In c . Ptambft, :.v s I10I1 R U S S E LL W ILLIAM S and IDM lUHrt MAIttOM W SllAM S rR AMENOEO NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE Notco it hereby given that. . pursuant to an Order Roftchodukng v■ Forodoouro Sale dated October 17. r £000. and entered In chnt case number 99 1168CA U P . of the CwcuH Court of mo 18m Judoal CwcuW In and lor Semmote County. Florida wheratn PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE. IN C. t« Plawitifl and BOB RUSSELL WILLIAMS. LORRAINE ALLISON WILLIAMS SEMINOLE COUNTY. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. ROBERT W TOPP. OULFSTREAM DEVELOPMENT OF PINELLAS. IN C . STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. CARDINAL MANAGEMENT q ROUP D B A SANTORO COURT , ip A R TM E N TS UNITED STATES }r AMERICA. AFFORDABLE lESTORATION. IN C . PATRICIA iANEY CIER * O f THE CIRCUIT :O UH T OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. T.ORIOA. MAUN PATEL. MUKESH *ATEL. SHRUI INC OF CENTRAL LORIDA O tLA OVIEDO NSCO UNT BEVERAGE. NATIONAL CINEMA NETWORK. NC . i* are Defendants). I wd tel to ha highest and best twdder lor cafth it the west from door of the iemmote County courthouse m iank*d Semnole County. Florida, it 1100 AM on the 21ftt day of Jovtewtoe*. 2000. the following teecnbed property aa tot tonh wi .aid Fatal Judgment, to w« LO T 61. DEER RUN UNIT 14A. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT HEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT xx* 29. pageS 66 ANO 97. pubbe ecorda of semnote county. Honda NOTE Pursuant lo me Fair Debt ^oftechon Practce* A d you art idviaod tiaf twe lew llrni is deemed o be a debt cuiectoranempbng to ofteef • debt and any mtormaton 44avied w « be used tor that MOM. . Dated me Itm day of October. XXJO U ARY ANNE MORSE ttork of C v o N Court Py Mary Slroupe Deputy Clerk TOOfUS A 8TAWIARSKI ib 10 Boy Scout Boulevard U te45 0 rantpc Florida 33607 rji^hona: (613)677-6008 4s#9981971 t**eh October 26. and November ly 2000 T19I TH fC M C U TT COURT O f T H I W0HT11MTH JUOfCtAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEIM N O LI COUNTY. FLO R O A CTVH. ACTION C A M NO. 00-1664 CA OHmOHF SUNTRUST MORTOAOE. 9JC Plaintiff. H O Y A BRUNNER d * . ____ K») n o t ic s o e (C L O S U R E BALE j.t r n e n v n i v i n o i ' r n l M B " " °* m m a d*MdOdob*r nd aniarwd In CAM NO A d to* C m * Court d EENIH Juckoal C m * " MINOIE Cocrty. EtonO* JN TR UST MORTOAOE « puraift and ROY A 4T* f » H i l Ulrtf O I , NghMl and .U i al »»a l Irani door «> X E C m » * y CoutTTnaaa. <Ua al II 00AM. on M a Nwandra.. ?000. T * 1. 2000 T193 THE CIRCUTT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SE MMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CTVH. ACTION C A M NO. 00-1197 CA OfVISION P FLAGS TAR BANK. FSB. vs NEIL MICHAEL STRINGER AK/A NEILM STRINGER, ft al. Defendant^) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foredoaure dated October 19. 2000 and antored In Case NO. 00-1597 CA of me Cwcul Court of the EIGHTEENTH Judoal Cwcul to and for SEMINOLE Coutfy. Florida wherewi FLAOSTAR BANK. FSB. la the Plawitrft and NEIL MICHAEL STRINGER AK/A NEIL M STRINQER. SUZANNE ELIZABETH STRINGER. SWIM Tf FUN. are Wm Defendants. I w6 sei to tha hq^ieat and best bidder lor cash at west front door of the SEMINOLE County CourThouse, sanford. Borida at 11 00AM. on me 16m dey of January. 2001. the following desenbed property as set forth to said Final LO T 3. OSPREY LANOINO. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 45. PAGES 96 •99 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AK/A 564 Serenwy Place. Lake Mary. FL 32746 WITNESS MY MANO and me seal of mis Court on October 197000 (SEAL) Maryarme Morse Clerk of me Cwcul Court By Mary Slroupe Deputy Clerk Echevama AAssociates. P A P O Bob 25018 Tampa. Ftonda 33622 6018 F00007030 ••See Amercans wWh 0*ab4aies Ad H you ere a poison w«h a rtsebawy *ho nssrts KcnrnnoSMnn m ante to partdpate wi m proceedwig, you are entaied at no coet to you. tor me provtssion of certain aaaiatance Please contact Court Admmatratton at 201 N Park Avenue. Sanford, Florida 32771. telephone number (407)685-4227. wKhwi 2 working days of yo u receipt of this document. If hearing impaired. (TOO) ! 8009558771. Pubfcsh October 25. and Novembar 1. 2000 T194 IN THC ORCUTT COURT O f TH1 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O f FLORiOA IN ANO FOR M MOfOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURtSOKTHON DIVISION C A M NO. SOOO-CA-394 14-P FIRSTAR BANK, N A tVa STAR BANK. N A . successor by merger w*h GREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB. SUSAN P YEADON. LESLIE E. PIERSON and ROSELLA M PIERSON, tws wtfe. WESTLAKE MANOR HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. OfC . and___ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SU0JCCT REAL PROPERTY. Detendant(s) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Fwial Judgment of Foreclosure dated October 19.2000. and entered to Case No 2000-CA394 14 P of me Cwcul Court of tie EIGHTEENTH JuUoai O c u t to and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherewi FIRSTAR BANK. N A IV s STAR BANK. N A . successor by merger with GREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSO is Plant* and SUSAN P. YEADON. LESLIE E PIERSON and ROSELLA M PtERSON. hm wde. WESTLAKE MANOR HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . a n d _____AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, are Defendants I wd sal lo me Nghctl from door of the Courthouse, to SANFORO. SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. 1100 o dock onto# 21st day of November. 7000. toe kteowmg deterbed property at set forth to sad Fnaf Judgment, lo wt Lot 153. WESTLAKE MANOR UNIT TWO A. acoordng to me Plat thereof as recorded to Plat Book 27. Pages 61 and 62 of me Pubic Records of Semnole County. Florida, aV a 1340 Duto* Drive. Longwood. FL 32760 DATEO m«t 19m day of October. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE A* Clerk of sad Court By Mary Stroupe As Deputy Cterk Faber A G o ti. P A 1670 Medruga Avenue. Suite 300 Coral Gables Florida 33146 (305)662-4110 •Persons w*h a deabrtey who need a special accommodation to partnpate n tvs proceedwig should conied AOACoordnalor al Sensnote County Courthouse 301 N Parti Avenue Suae N301. Santord. Florida 32771. al least five days prior lo the proceedwig TeWphone (407)323-4330 eat 4227. 1 600 9558 771 (TD 0 ) or 18009558770 (V) via Florida Relay Service * PuU-vh October 25. and tNovember 1.2000 T195 IN THE ClRCUfT COURT OF THE EIGHTEFNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE L cgals O f FLORIOA Wi AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION Case No.: 60CA126614K HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III LIN0A THOMAS. UNKOWN SPOUSE OF LIN0A THOMAS. NORBERT L THOMAS. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF OOCSSA M HENDERSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OOCSSA M HENDERSON. CHARLOTTE GARY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHARLOTTE OARY; BRENDA HENDERSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BRENDA HENDERSON; MARY FRANCES VALDES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARY FRANCES VALDES, and UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS. TENANTS. OWNERS. ANO OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES, mcbdng N a named defendant is daceased. me personal repreeentarves. Iha survnmg spouse, hews, devisees. parties dawning by. twough, under or agawist that defendant, and aN dawnants. persons or partes, natural or corporala. or «moae a u d legal any of me above named or daaertbed defendants Defendants) NOTICE O f BALE Note# Is hereby given that, pursuant to tha Order or Final Judgment entered to tite cause, to (he Cwcul Court of Semwiote County. Florida. I «n l sefl the property stuated to Semtoote County. Florida. LOT 8. BLOCK I T , COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO PLAT BOOK 12. PAOE 75. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA al pubkc sate, to tot highest and best bidder, lor caah. al fie west from door of tha Banknote County Courthouse. 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771 at 1100 A M . on NOV 21. 2000 D ATED ** 19 day of OCT. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE Cterk of CwcUl Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Cterk ENRICO O OONZALAEZ. P A Attorney at Law ENRICO O OONZALEZ. ESQUIRE 8255 East Fowter Avenue Temple Terrace. FL 33617 Florida Bar 9661472 81 In With Dtaabtebes Act. persons needng a special accommodation to partdpato to tes Haartog should contact fie A D A Coordtoetor not later man aeven (7) days prior to 9w proceeding vto the Florida Relay Servtoe to I80G8568770 Pubftah. October 25. and Novembar 1.2000 im M THC CMCUfT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT O f THE 6TATV O f FLORKJA N A N O FOR GENERAL CIVIL DIVItlON Caaa N o j 08CA8676-14K HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION HI MICHAEL CRIST. LISA CRIST; WILLIAM F BLACK TON. SABAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION. INC ; and UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS. TENANTS. OWNERS. ANO OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES, todudtog. f a named dafendanf la deceaaed. me parties c*evmng by. V v w f L under or several and respective unknown assigns, successors to interest, trustees or o*ier persona rtowmnQ by. tn u g h . i n t o or »g «n it any corporation or obrar lagai antrty namad aa a datandant, and al daananla. paraona or paraaa. natural or corporata, or alioai atacl tapal •talua » unknown, darning wtdar any ol lie aborre named or deambed M o n c a o rtA L i Notica la harabY glvan Yral. pur* auanl to tw Order or Final Judgrrwrd ardarad m taa cauaa. ki tw C m * Court ol Barwmela Corr f . Ftonda. I wia >«■ tha prapartY eaualed In Sarranola Cour#Y. Ftonda. deaertwd aa. LOT n . SABAL DCNO AT SABAL POINT ACCOnOWO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOAOED M PLAT BOOK M . PAGES P i 9«, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLOfUOA at pubkc tala, to tw NgFioet and beat bidder, tor caah. al tie weal Irani door ol Iha Sendnoke County C o uhoua. M l N. Park Atranua. Sanford. Ftonda U 7 7 I al IIG 0 A M , on November 21, 2000 DATED**. t**i dey ol October. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE dark d Cireui Cowl By Mary B k o p r Deputy Clark ENRICO Q OONZALAEZ. P X Aaomay al Law ENRICO O GONZALEZ. ESQUIRE S29S Eaal Fowler Avanua Temple Terrace. FL 33617 Ftonda Bar a M U T 2 ■ ISWOS3G2 in L cgals TY are Attendants I m l seffto the Nghest and best bidder lor cash at the AT W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE of the Semwiote County Courthouse, wi Sanford. Honda, at 11 00 am on the 21 day of November. 2000. me foMomng deserbed property as set forth m sard Final Adgmert. to w* LOT 14. BLOCK F. COUNTY CLUB MANOR UNIT 1. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD ED IN PLAT BOOK II . PAGE 35. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DATEO thte 19 day of October. 2000 Mary Anne Morse As Clerk of sad Court By Mary Stroupe As Deputy Cterk LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL C. WATSON. PA Attorneys for Ptawm* 1800 NW49TH STREET. SUITE 120 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33309 Telephone (954)4530365 Facswnie (954)7718052 00 56600 Pubksh October 25. and N o v r r f f 1.2000 T190 IN THC ORCUTT COURT OF THC CIOHTCCNTH JUDICIAL ClRCUfT IN ANO FOR SCMNOLC COUNTY. FLORIOA. PROBATC DIVISION C A S IN O .: IN RE; ESTATE OF EVELYN J RENNE. NOTICE O f ADUINttTR ATO N The admrvstrabon of me estate of EVELYN J ENNE. daceased. Fie Number . is penckng m the Cwcul Court lor Semwiote County. Florida. Probata Division. tha address of which te P O Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 32772 Tha names and o il liva's attorney are set forth betow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT chaiange me vafctty of *w • «. me quabTcations of tte personal repre­ sentative. venue, or junadfckon of ma Court are regured to Me mew obyectione to tw court WITHIN THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l credftors of 9te decedent and other person having dawns or L eg als Pubksh October 25. 2000 TtO I NOTICE O f AUCTION This auction wit be held on November 14, 2000 at 9 00 AM al 325 A(An Ave . Oviedo. FL Prospective twdders may Inspect the vervetoe on me dey before 9*1 Auction from 9AM unM 6PM Terms are cash or certified funds only Oviedo Towing reserves the rt^ l to accept or refuse any and al bids The lokowtng vehicles are ottered tor bide 87 FORD TEMPO 1FABP36X5HK144S32 85 HONDA ACCORO 1HGAD5430FA002065 Pubfcsh October 25. 2000 T105 NOTICE O f PUBLIC AUCTION Nonce la hereby given: Seminole Wrecker Service wB sei el Pubkc Auction tor safvege tor cash on demand to highest bidder, tie fol­ lowing described vehicles November 6, 2000 1997 Ford PAJ W i • 1FTMF36F0VEC93925 The auction wd be held a! 1200 PM on ma eato dales above Al Seminole Wrecker service 2540 8 Myrtle Ave Sanford. FL 32773 Prospective bidders may Inspect vehicles one hour prior to sale Terms ers cash or certified funds. Seminote Wrecker retentes the ngN to accept or reject any and al bids Pubksh October 25. 2000 T ill NOTICE O f F K m n o u t NAME Nonce is hereby ghen mat we are engaged m buswme at 606 MATE.DA PLACE LONGWOOO 32750. Semwiole County. Florida uider the Fictitious Name of ANGEL COM­ PUTING SERVICES and that we mend to register said nama vteh me Division of Corporations. Taiahateee. Florida, m accordance with me provisions of the FtcMtoue Name Statutes. to-Wil Paction 665 09. Florida Statutes 1991. CALDWELL EDUCATION SERVICES. INC. M4cheil Fried Attorney Pubkah October 25. 2000 jm — --------------------FICTITIOUS NAME Nonce is hereby given met I am engaged In bueeiees al 306 Qua! Ct Casselberry FL 32707. 8emmote County. Florida under 9te Flcttous Name of lupreme Steam Carpet Cteener. and mat I mend to regwter said name w*h the Dfvteton of on whom a copy of V N Notica it (tote of tie hrst pubicaHon of fka notice must Me mew dawne w«h * * Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE M ONTH9 A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAY8 AFTER THE OATE O f SER­ VICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l other creditors of ma decedent and parson having dawns or demands against Iha decedent's Court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WX L BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data of test pubkeatton of V * notice la October 25. 2000 DEBRA ANN RENNE. I 761 HEATHER GLEN CIRCLE LAKE MARY. FL 32746 BRIAN K LOE Attorney lor Person gMng Notice Florida Bar #0722560 3074 Waal Lake Mary BNd #136 Lake Mary, FL 32746 (407)3288126 Pubkah October 25. and Novembar 1.2000 T200 M THC O RCUfT COURT OF TH I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT M A N O FOR CEMMOLC COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION C A M NO A CP 0880636 IN RE; ESTATE O f MARY LEIS, NOTICE O f ADIRMSTRATION The edmww trakon of me eetale of MARY LEIS. deceaaed. F it Number CP 0080636. to pendwig wi tha ClrcUl Court lor Semwiote County, Florida. Probata Division, tha address of vrtWch M P O Drawer C. Sanford. Ftonda 32772 Tha names and addressee of me personal rapresentobve and tte personal rapreaantebva s attorney are sei forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: li tented who have objections mat chaiange me vetatoy of Vte «HK tte guikkcaanne of me personal representatrve, venue, or jjnaddon of tie Court are reputed to Ma maw obtectione to tie court WITHIN THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l credkors of tie decedent and other person having claims u demands against decedent'• estate on whom a copy of Vat Noice Is Section 965 09. 1991. of to-WV. Statutes 1.2000 T l»7 M TM « ORCUTT COURT O F T H C 1 IT H JU W C U L ORCUTT. M A N O FOR M M M O L2 COUNTY. CIVS. DIVISION CASS NO.: 00-CA-704-IA-K COMPANION MORTGAGE CORPORATION A DELAWARE CORPORATION John A Stertng And Lul M Saarkng A K A Liu Mai. ET AL NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auanl lo a Feral Judgment oI Forectoewa datod October IS. 2000. and entered in Caae No i k m a /i m - m -k . or inv C m * Cowl ol toe 18TH Judcwl Crrcua to and tor Samawla CourTy Ftonda wharam Companion Mortgage Corporation. A Delaware Corporakon m PiamWI and JOHN A. STERLING .LUZ M STERLING AK/A LUZ MARIA NJEVES UracNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHN A . STERLING. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LUZ M STERLING A K A LUZ MARIA N IEVES.___ AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSES SJON OF THE SUBJECT PROPER Court WITHIN TH E LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l other credeors of tie deredf^ and person having ciewne or Court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH tt NOTICE A a CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FE ED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data of fwsf pubkeefcon of Vwe notice is October 25,2000 ED YE BALL. PetWoner 643 H O U Y H K L AVENUE CASSELBERRY. FL 32707 BRIAN R LOE Attorney tor Person grvmg Notice Ftonda Bar #0722560 3074 Wee! Lake Mary Bl«l*13C Lake Mary. FL 32746 (407)3238129 Pubkah October 25. end November 1.2000 lew! Pubkc kuefcon to be hate al 901 am. on me 7th day of November, 2000. el the front door of Amen t Towing Inc Located al 2499 Old Lake Mary Rd S u it 134, Sanford. FI tor me purpose of Bepoewig of me For further ntormakon please cai (407)321-2946 (1) Year 2000Make FORD VINi 1FTZX1720YNB554 70 L egals YEAR OP I8SUANCE: 1883 Pescnptton of Property LEG SEC 33 TWP 19S ROE 31E E 52 FT OF W 318 F T OF S 100 FT OF NW 1/4 OF NW 1)4 O f SW 1/4 33 19-31-30087408000 Names In which assassad Fmest Be la my. Edna P Watson A l of saw) proparty being tn me County of Seminote. 8tate of Flonda Unless such certrfcatals) shai be to lew, the In such certificate!s) wB be told lo the N^wef bidder al me west front door. Semwiote County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on me 6 day ol November. 2000, at 1180 a m Payment of Sate tea. appftcabte documentary stamp taies and recortftng feat are reqtered to be peto by tie successful bidder at ma sate Ful paymtnl of an amount equal to tha Ngheel bid M due wfthm 24 hours after tw advertised tone of sate A l payments shai be cash or guaranteed instrument. made payable to me Cterk of me O ra * Court Deled this 77 dey of September. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SE MMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shwtey C. Merged Deputy Cterk Pubftah October 4. It . 11. 25. 2000 T28 cmWicaM nurb*>(*) and y**d.) <* » * * « » . to* cMimplion ol to* prop­ erty. and to* rum*<*) In «N ch I m * M W M d U'»ra » . (okow* CERT1FKATE NO: 1(31 TEAR OF (StUANCC: (888 Dmcnpban ol Property UNIT 216 RIDOEWOOO VILLAS A CONDO ORB 3186 PG266 02-20-30-521-0000-2160 Nam*, In which u M i n d Ridgewood V «a , Inc A l ol Mid property being In to* Coitoty 0» S*m**)M. SUM o» Flonda Lir**** *uch certAcMed) P u l b* redeemed according lo M«r. to* property deiert u d to *uch cert*Ctoto.l wR be *oM lo toe hi^wM tadrter at to* w*M Irani door. OemtooM County CourthouM. Senlotd, nonde. on to* 6 day ol November. 2000. *t 1100 * m. 2000. ef 1180 am. Paymanl d Sato to*, appbrabto documanlary ju m p lire* and racordng toM ar* raqdrad to b* paid by toe auccaaald bidder d to* aato Ft* paymanl d an amount equal to t » h«gh**l bid M du* arttoto 24 hour* ahar to* advarbaad bm* d aato A l paymanu ahal ba cadi or guaranteed Inatrumanl. mad* payable to toa Ctorb d to* Crrcua Court Datod tola 27 day d Baptombar. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORX3A bY Shatoy C. Hargett Deputy Ctorb Pubkah October 4.11.16.29. 2000 T33 NOTICE O f APPLICATION FOR TAX DECO NOTICE 19 HEREBY (W E N . met Metende JEdrrwslon or Richard 8 Ceteetoerry. tw holder of me fol­ lowing certificate! s) has Med said certificated) tor a tea daad Id be issued thereon The certAcete num* berts) end yeer(s) of Issuance, me description of me property, end the named) m which ■ was esseeeed la/are as toftowt; CERTIFICATE NO: 2931 YEAR O f ISSUANCE: 1993 Description of Property LEO LOT 741 OAK FOREST UNIT 7 PB 39 PGS 16 A 17 01-21-30-6038000-7410 Names In which assessed Dev icons* Inc A l of said proparly bting m me Cotrtfy of Saminote. 8tate of Florida. Unless such certBcaled) ehsfl be redeemed according to law, tho proparty deecrtbed In such cart*cate(s) wB be aold to Via Nghast bidCounty CourthouM. Sanlord. Ftonda, on to* 6 day ol Noiankw, 2 0 0 0 .« I I SO a m P*ym*nl ol Bet* to*, appkcabt* docununUry atamp Urea and reconkng laaa era n o n d to b* ptod by to* auocMalul bddar al to* $ * ». Ft* payment ol an amoud •qua! to to* N # u*l bid li du* w*Nn 24 hour* after to* *dv*r*Md km* ol aato A l p*ym*Ma P u l be caah of Peyrnen) oI 6*1* M*. »PPkr*hM documentary tlw n p l* t* t and racontng tee. at* rauArad to b* P*k( by to* *ucc***A4 tedder *1 to* •at* Fuk p*ym*r* ol kn . m a r t •quto to to* hrgbMl bid M du* wkhto 24 boon elur to* *dv*rta*d km* ol •ale A l paynwnu p u l be cath or guer.nleed tn.troment, mad* payable to to* CMrb ol to* O r o R Court. Deled toM 27 day ol September. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE ClRCUfT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, aO R tO A by: Sh*1*y C. Merged. Deputy CMrb Pubkah October 4.11.16.29. 2000 T32 NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. tod Sad 4Co A* Cuakxban (fhco). toa holdar d toa W o * r g carbkcalal,) haa Mad aard carthcatad) lor a U i daad to ba laauad toaraon. The carlihcele number)*) and y**r(l) d laauanc*. to* daaalpkondtw prop­ erty. and to* namali) to which • am* C C R TV K A TE NO: 1138 YEAR OP ISSUANCE: 1116 Daaenpaon d Property UNIT 223 niOOEWOOD VILLAS A CONDO ORB 3166 PO 268 02-20-30421-0000-2230 Name* to which a , leaked RMgawood VRm toe. A l d said property being to toa County d SarranoM. SUM d Florida Unto** auch eartRcala(a) aha* ba redeented ecoonkog to tow, 9te property daaertoad to auch cartRcato<.)wRb* add to to* hrghaal bid­ der d to* wad bora door, Oamtooto County CourthouM. Sanlord. Ftonda. on toa S day d November. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D U O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toet Sad IC O A* Cuakxban (Arizona), to* hoktor d to* lolowtog earthcater il haa Mad Mid c*rtRcato<i) tor a u i dead to ba laauad toaraon Tha carbhcata nurbarti) and yaarfi) d uauanca. to* daacrtpbon d 8U prop­ erty, and to* namad) to which I waa CERTWICATE NO: 2166 YEAR OP ISSUANCE: ( f i t Daacrtpoon d Proparty LEO LO T S BLK 0 HARMONY HOMES PB 11 PO 39 07-21-305050000-0060 Namaa to which aaaaaaad Jod OJaaHaaa A l d aatd proparty batog to to* Cocrty d S arm ta . SUM d Ftonda llntoaa auch o*rWcato<a) ahal ba redeemed eceordtog to laar, to* property daeortoad to auch cartRcattd) wR b* add to toa hKpiad Ud­ der at toa amd ta rt door. Samind* County CourthouM. Sanlord, Ftonda. on to* 6 day d Novembar. 2000. al 11BO a m Paymad d Sato to*, appkcabto documantary damp laaa* and racardng toM ar* raqdrod to b* paid by to* auccaaaki taddar« to* aato. Ft* paymad d an t o w n aqud to toa hrghaal bid M due wkhto 24 hour* ahtr to* advarttoed ton* d aato A l paymad* ahal ba caah or guaradaad toatnanad. mad* payabto to to* Ctorb d toa Clroui Court Datod taa 27 day d Saptorrtoar. 2000. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E C W X X T COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLO R CA TJ4 ST. JOHNS MVBH WATER MANAGEMENT D O TtoCT The Dumct ghat ponioldaud ndtaa d 8* M a d to toau* a puma and sovwrwgn Sutmargad Land! adhortzabon to to* blowing apptcadd) on Pubftah; October 26.2000 ^ -------------- B o r a -----------------------LIST O f 9EMMOL1 COUNTY 0CC PROJECTS; 1. Project; FC-1135-OOrBJC. TMe: C R 48 A • Phase H ConUraclion Project Document •n i s i Due Dele: P w i W *. 2000. el ZOO PM. local «me To guerantee receipt ol erMonrte. * e ife mpcndenti retpone^Hy to earned *ie Bendnole County Purdieemg DMdon prior lo *>e be d fecemng del# ol eubrnmeieWde AddenOe mlormehon le eHo eetkaMe on *<e C o u e /t Wd> Ptoo For eeormebon on *ny ol *<o Semnolo County BCCpra|»ct«. purdrettng or cel 407-604-71!• PuMtft October Zt. 2000 T IM NOTICC OP P U M JC M U 117 Merker 81. Atamonle Sprtngk. F I M i Begin* el 10 00 AM. n M ee * , no weranly. no Me. Mter reeerve. *>e ngie to referee any or a l bUe. PURSUANT TO F 5. 713 71 11-21-2000 1069 VOLVO YV10X174271135623 (• M O LD S 1G2WH14W8KD337136 1865 TOYOTA JTZAZS2EXF3210232 1884 FORD 1FALP92U4RQ204932 1884 FORO 1FM C A 11G4Q7B22862 ■M l BUCK 1G4AC66XOOW4817Q2 (847 CHEVY IG1FP21S6MN170624 (884 CHEVY (0(LD9SM 8RY(73lie 1882 CHEVY 2G1WL94T3N8115746 1884 HONOA 1HQCD55MRA143638 (888 HONDA JHMDA4148JC026636 (866 MERCURY 2MEBP85FXGX710376 (880 NISSAN JN1GG22B8LU51108B (880 PONTIAC KL7TN2466LB321630 1864 PONTIAC 1G2AS17( BEL250362 (661 PONTIAC IG2NEI4USMCS0061S PubWi Odober ZS. 2000 T IM FAMK-Y COURT FOR THE STATE OP DELAWARE NOTICE OP FAIRLY COURT ACTION TO . Tlckoma Sender.. date of tfte fwsf pubkeatton of h i aig a apedai aocommodaaon to tcapaia In tea Heart g ahoAd i lad toe A D A CoordNtor not I toan tavan (7) days prior to toe caarkng na toe Ftonda Service al I-S0GBSSSTT0 Pubkah October 2S. and November L egals L egals Petaoner. Kim Warren, he. Med a cuetodr petikon egeinel you In tie Fam*y Court ol *<e SUM ol Daleeera lor Nan Caine Couey on 10120430 * you do nd Me an aneeer en*i *u FernJy Court eKhln 20 day* elur pubkeabon oI zee noece, eackierve ol N dele ol putAceeon. ea requred by MaMe. n * acton » 6 be heard R Farrdy Court eahoul k r f e i noece 107000 Done J Suwan Pubkah Odober 24. 2000 TIM MOTICSOP FICTITIOUS NAME Nonce u herdiy given thel I am engaged In h w n ea al 307 8u*and Dr Bardord FI. Semnole CocrYy. Flonda inter *<e Tidaou* Name d Taylor Pertormence. end Pul I intend to regular w d name anti toe Drvttton ol Corporation*. Telaluueo. Ftonda. In accordance wdi toe pravwon* ol toe Ficdkoue Name S u ijte :. to wn Secnon 865 08 Ftonda Sutuie* 1891 Larry Taylor Pubkah October 29. 2000 1222. — --------------------APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tod LShannon Ceeaetoerry or Retoard S C..M (berry m* (older ol toe toaomng cerakcaidtl ha* Mad **<d cannicaieii) tor a U i deed to be luued toereon The cartereal* iMTtoert.) and yeer|*) ol iMuance. toe detenpkon ol toe property and toe nameltl in etucb n n a . e.te**ed rear, a* toioe* CERTIFICATE NO: 983 payabM to to* dark el to* CkaR Court Datod toM 27 day d Baptombar. 2000. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT S EU S K X E COUNTY. FLORIDA by GarakRu Hartord. Deputy CUrk Pubkah: October4. It, II . ZS. 2000 T29 N O TIC t 08 APPLICATION FOR TAX 06T B NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tokl Melinda JErMeton or Richard 6 C aaaaEurry. to* holder ol toe ke (•) tor a la , I to be — * to*r*on. The b* r(» and yaarti) el deacnpecei el to* property, and to* C S R T m C A T I MOi 4063 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1883 Daecrtoton at Piop*rt>. LEO LOT 40 WASHMQTON PARK OVIEDO PB 9 PO 83 10-Z1-31-515-00000400 Namaa to wtech a.naaad Akoa A l ol m k ) property batog to to* Courtly ol B*rrenoia. SUM d Ftortdt. Unlaaa aucb cartiKataJ.) ah*l be redeemed eceordtog to U « . toe property daaatoed to luch cartRcaledl wM be add to toe hlgbMl Hd(tor al m# west front door, Osnirinto County CourthouM, Sanford. Flonda. on to* 6 day d Moeamter, ZOOO.d 1100 a m Paynud d Sato Me. appkcabto documantary atamp taa** and roeordng lee* era raqulrad to ba paid by to* eueoaaaM bddw d to* Ml*. Fdi payment d an amove •qua! to to* hrgFup brd * due w*hr> 24 hour, dtor to* edrarkMd Una d Mto A l peymenu dial be cadi or guaranteed toitntmenl, mad* payable to to* Ctork d to* C K U I Court. Deled toM 27 dey d Baptombar, 2000. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMM0LE COUNTY. FL0RK3A b y Ltode M MoKntoy. Deputy Curb PubMh October 4. I I , 18.29.2000 T30 N O TIC aO F APPLICATION FOR ra a na an NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. tod puna Ronort Ladder, l a heater d to* b t a m g cartlrrala(i) hai Mid Mid ctobkcud.) tor • u> dM d to ba Mauad toaraon. The cartbcato ru n barti) and yaarti) d Inuane*. to* daaenpaon d to* property, ind to* named) to which I war w .M iad MTara M tokoara. CERTIFICATE NO: 2031 YEAR OP ItSUAM Cti 1887 Daaenpaon d Property LEG LOTS 41 4 2 . 4 3 SEC 2 MIDWAY PARK PB 4 PQ 9* 1/2 Z2-2O-3O-9O1-Q2OO-O4I0 Namaa to artdeh an aitad: Eugene C-WWkar A l d Mid property batog to to* County d Oenande. SUM d Ftonda. IM b m euch esrthcatou) aha! be redeemed accorderg to laar. to* property deacib ad to auch carthcatod) wd ba add to tw hrghaal taddar al to* weal bent door. Senanoi* County CourthouM. Sanlord. Flonda. on t n S day d Novanbat. 2000. d ItO U a m Paymanl d Sal* to*, appknada documantary aump t o n and raoonbng Mm are raqurod to ba pad by tot kuccaaaU bd Jw « to* M b. Ft* paymad d an imouC equal to toe hrghed bid b due aeton 24 hour* ahar toa advarbaad km* d aai* A l peymenu dial b* caah or guaranraad munjmerr made payed* to toa CUrk d to* C m * Court Deled Fra 27 dey at September. 2000 MARYANNE CLERK OF THE C IR CU T COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Shady C Merged. Deputy CUrk Pubkah October 4. I I , II. 29.2000 I1 L — Bstscrw----------- APPLICATION FOR TAX D U D NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod Sad IC c A* Cuakxban (Ltoeeto). to* hddar d toe knowing earthcaia(.) he. Mad aato cardtcd«(«) tot a U i daad to ba laauad toaraon The Siidnoto Couay PuMc Wortu. 520 W. LMa Mary BN4. Sdto 200, SM tod. FL 32773, «ppkca*on 84-117-22266-2. Tha prajad M tocatod to Samind* Couay B*c«ona 13.14.24.12 6 20. Tbamahto 21 SouiL Rang* 11 EaaL The ERPappkcabon to tor oonabucion d ■ aurtaoa waier managamad ayatom aaanctotort wth arldantog County Road 411 Irom amd d taka Eva Drtv* to Wkvdtoa Wtoodi Bodevard Tha BSLautoortzabon to tor a pubko aaaamad todtomoondroatondklarolanabrtdg»ovat t » E cadnc«hk*chaaRbmiwm« dato owned (and*. Tha rooaartng amiarbod f li toa Eoododhaldiaa w a r. Th*Ma<a)conlatotoqaachdi<«dioil totod ip|Rca»on(.) a d toalkbM h i tokpadlon Moretoy torough Friday arced tor togd hdbtoya. SCO km. to SCO pin. ei me o l jc ttw wvtf weie* Menegemeni uwu l i n tftix fa n p i w we approprtd* Sarvb* Cantor Tho Dtotrtd wR taka Ktton on each parmk appkl ahTi kdail dtnra i. 4aae . fmitonn tor tot tobdntokoSn |vn aarbrj (haartnQ) to totd pexauad to to* proMinna d Sacton* 120466 and 120 57. Ftortda Stduto* Chapter 26-106 and 40C-1.1007, Ftortda A d d d M d h* Cod* IPAC). aakici i d by any d 8m OtoblcU probova may paOkon lor adnanr , - ■. - a „ .......wo in. 1■1"- w w w . 373.477, F 6 . and Saoruna 180J , 120*7. P E . or kiparbM may roach a idton agraa m a dd w remedy utoer Sadton 120473. PE. Chooatog maddton wR n d dtod 8w r l^ l to a (roaring I m a d i M doa* n d roadl to ■ *■•*• prooadurok tot pciautog madtotpn aro ad lodh to SacRon 120471. F B - and AU m 26-106111 and »*-106401-409. F A C PdMont rrajd oonv d y »W i toa roddrorruda d Chaptor 26-106. P A C , and ba Nad wkh (roedvad by) to* Dwtod Ctorb. tocatod d DwHct Haadquartar*. 4049 Rdd Sued. Patotoa. Ftortda 12177. to aooordanca w*h SacRon 17X427, P E , pdMora lor adntotobMhro hearing on toa above appkeabond) mud b* Nad * M n tourtaan (14) day* d pubkeabon d 84* noac* or antoto mnaiam (18) day* d toa DHMct < ndtoa d totod to to* manor tooM paraona to whom toa DMtocI i noac*. Fafcjra to Ma a paOkon wtom toU bma pettod ahal conarouto « wdvat d any nd* audi paraon may haw to roquad an ■ bon (hearing) under Bacaon* 12046* and 12047. PE, I jeef pemB appftofton. TBMone wNc#i are not fltod In i above pmvtolona aro autfacl to demMaal. BacauM toa adWntobatora hearing procaaa to rtoalyiad to 1nnr«.4ali anal agency action, toa bang d a paaaon mean* toa Dtotocfa in d acaon may ba dRarod bom toa poabon tokan by 8 to toto noaca d baanL Paraona whoM kubatorwal MaraaU wR ba dtocu d by any r o b bnd dadaton d toa Omnia on toa appacaaon have toa nd* to baooma a party to toa procaadtog. In accor­ dance Mto toa raqukamanu ad lotto above Qtorta LawU. Dbador. DMwon d Parma DaU SarvICM BL John* Rivet Water Managamad Dwmd Pubkah. Ocacbar 29. 2000 TI87 ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DdTTOCT Tha Otablcl ghroa nokca d b* totod to laau* a parm* to to* tokowtog apodcad(i) on Nil i lii4 m 6,2606 Somnoto Cocrty. 920 W. Lake Mary Skid, S u n 200. Sardord. FL 12771, appacaaon (4-117-22990-2. Tha projad M tocatod to BamnoU Cocrty, Bacbona 26.14. M . 38. 12. 11. 14. 23. 16. 02. 6 31. TbwMdp 16 Souto. Rang* 28 Eaal and Sadona 0* 4 07. TbwnaNp 20 Souto. Rar«o 30 Cad. Tha ERPappkcabon u tor modRcakcn to to* pravtouaty laauad aulaca water Tra* bom SUM Road 414 to Sykron Lake Pad. ThkdoaM ngi toa UBa WakNa Rkror and Paarl Lake Orlando Oraca Church. 602 E. Church 8L, Orlando, FL 32S01, appkoaflon 14117-44829-1. Tho prorodU tocatod to SomtooM County. Socaon 22. Tbwruhd 81 Sodh. Rang* 29 Eaal Tha ERPappacaaon u tor conakucbon d a aurtaoa ~~“ j — r~ — ~ r* ~ ----------------------------- i ---------------------- r , Sprtnga Otoe* Bdktng. The rooaMng waMrbody M to* 148a WakNa River. Wad i aka PUrRMun. L C . AanMkhad E Mcaray. 11*8 w SUM Road 434. Longwood. FL 32750. appkcaaon §4-11749100-1. Tha prajad I* kxmMd In Samaida County. SacRon IS. Townadp 20 Souto. Rwig* 11 EaaL Tha ~ ppkcaaon M lor conakuckon d a aurtaca water managamad ayaMm to to* Baker* Croawng SctodrUton. The rooaMng iroMitody M Lake Skdord Airport Autoor»y, PO . Boa 818, Sankord. FL 37772-08I E appEcdton •4-117-22182-18 Tho profad a tocawd to SardnoM Copay- Beckon 04. Tbwndqi 20 Souto, Rang* 31 Eaal Tha ERPappicaaon U tor nxxMtodton to to* pt*.loua»y Uauad • t managamad parmaa • daunaoew abucaon tor to* Ortando Sadord Airport. Taalway 8R 77L Tha rocaMrq waMrtbdy a Lake Jeacp Tarortoato Canuxy Land Corporaeon. Aan w T. Head. 200 Braoaatora Cantor Pbary. Sdto 80S. Cokjmbu*. GA 11104. appicaaow •4-117-22311-10 Tha protod M totaled to 8*mtooM Cocrty. Secaon* 20 4 29. Towndap 18 Souto. Rang* 20 EaaL Tha ERPappkcabon w lor moRRcakon to I * prove oudy Mauad actoaoewaiar managamad pannka an n rid id wkh oonabucaon tor to* M Heard ChavraMt Tha rooaMng watorbody M to* BmNi CaraL The M*(a) eodaming each d to* abwa MM a appbcaaoda) are a i l d li h r toapachon Monday torough Frtday aioad tor U gd hokrtaya. SBO a m to IC O p m d toa SL John* Rnmr Water Managamad OUtod M a a itfito il or to* approprtato Sarvlo* Cantor Tha Dwlrld a* lake action on each pamw app* cakon MMd abova untoM a paaoon lor an admtnUbaFva pracaadng (haanr«) M Mad p m u a d to to* provuiona d Beckon* 120 96* and 12047, Ftortda Sutucee Chapter 26-106 and 40C-I 1007, Ftonda Ar*rwwalra*v* Cod* (FAC). Aparaon ahoM aubalanaaJ rtaraau are abadad by any d too OuaicU prohearing to aooordanoa w*h Sadton* 120 968 and 12047, F E , at o l partMo moy roach « M ilan ogroomod on mad ibon m on abamabva romady irtJat Sacaon 120 573. F S Chooatog mubM on w d n d advarady d M d toa r y « to a heanng »madiaaon Ooea n d reecR toa M d ama d The prooaden* lor pepautog madabon a n ad torto to SacRon 120473. F.S, and RcMa 26-106 111 and 26-106.401-409. F A C . PaOaoru trami oomdy wdi toa roqUnmada d Ftonda AdmaaabaOva Coda. Chaptor 26-106 and ba Mad w*h (rocarvad by) toa DMrtd CUrk. tocatod d Dcatod Haadquartara, 4049 Rato SbaaL " — Ftonda 32177. PMliona tor aonanmaabr* haanng on On above appkeahod*) mual b* Had ■Ktoto baadyon* (21) day* d pubkeabon d torn noac* or wWan bMdy-au (26) day* d toa Oaind dapoakacg torn nobca d rta d in » • m*4 kx tooM par­ aona to whom toa Oatnd m*4a actual no*ca Fatura to bla a paaaon w*Nn •M am* panod dm » PonaiauU a wahat d any nd* auch paracxi may have to 120 57. F E . concarrang toa bubjacl partial appi faaon Patbona wtach aro nd Mad to aooordanca wah to* abova prcNuion* aro aubiadto RamaaaL BacauM to* admarobaava haartog procaaa u deigned to tormcMM knd agency acaon. too Mng d o potiion mean* tod tw Dumct i In d ackon may b* ciRarad hexn toa poMion lakan by ■ to toM nokca d totod Pareonawtxm* •utMUnhal tototaau wR ba aaactod by any auch bnal t e a m d toa OUbld on toa appkcaaon have toa ngd to bacoma a party to toa praoaarbng.ee aocnGiona Lawn* Deactor. OMaion d Parma DaU Sarvrcae SI John* Rlvar Wb Pubkah October 29. 2000 T161 �T L egals L egals N O TK * OP by Bhvtey C Hargart. Deputy Ctarn Pubdart: October 23. and Norarrbar 1,3.13.2000 TITO a f f ix a t io n for TAX D U O n h e r e b y g iv e n , m WDOrt or Genldne CKIrk. the holder d t » knowing certricalvf,) hot Mod Mid cerMfcaie(t) tor ■ lea deed to bo lotuod thereon Tho i tyieed a) and yaarfa) ot xi o* tho property, and tie neme(a) In athkh ■ was aaaesaed la/ire as knows CEtm EtCATE NO; l i t V tA R O F n B U A N C t:1 9 9 3 DllcrtpOor ot Proparty; LEO LOT 3 BUt 9 TH C TOWN OF SANFORD PB1 P O M t^ lM U A O W C d D O Nemta to «hk*i iseatied: Dental WCatooun A l ot said proparly betog In t e County ot Barranota, S u it ot Florida Urdaaa such Qerttatels(i) H a l bo lo law. the m aucti add to ( a itjp w j w m i *1 w w in from ooof, Semmole County Courthouse, Berdotd, Florida, on tie 4 day ot December, 1000, al 1100 am. Paymert at Bata tee, erpt ratls documentary atamp la tea and racorOng b a r ara taoidrad id be paid by t a aucoaaatut bidder al tia aala. Fid paymard ot an amount equal lo pia N p w tl bU la due atahto 24 t a n atlar Ha tdvsrnasd Vme at aala. A l paymenta ahal ba caaii or guaranteed tnelrument, made payable Is Ha Oar* ot Via Dread Court (M ad Me I I day ot October. MOO. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: BMrtay C. Hergert. Deputy Clerk Putdatc October 23. and Novanbar 1, A 13,2000 T11T___________________________ n o t ic e n o tk b o f APPLICATION FOR TAX D U D NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN, Hat a .a _o *— ikf- L . i l . l - *■ ■* m Mwcvnoa jtarniwiori of nentnu a Ha holder ot Ha i) haa Had laid certatcsttfa) tar a M dead to ba laauad thereon. The cartdlcala rairtaorti) and yaarfa) ot laauanoa, Ha daau id u n at Ha property. and Ha naras(a) H taNcti X aaa aaaaaaad Deecrtdon of Property LEO W 23 FT OF E U S D S F TO F N 323 F T OF LO T 4 A LOTS 22 T O 24 (LESS CABA PARK VELAS PH t A 01-21304BH-0000-004C) IN 4-21-31 GARDENA FARMS PB B POS 2 1 A 24 Ot41-304B»fOOOO-«MO A Ian i a a b riemew n wnen Spot Dev Jotot ttonlure A l al aald property bang In Court, o(t!BemSioit, BUM off fFlorida lo tan, Ha In aucti cortatoalefi ) era ba add to Ha N^iaal bidder d Ha araei bora door, Samlnato County Courtnouee. Santord, Ftartda, on Ha 4 day ot DaoanAar, 2000, d 11X0 Am. Paymert of Ada too. I toaa ara raqubad to ba paid ‘ I Udder at Ha aala. l ot an amouex equal to H a NfptaM bU la due aXXtai 14 hours ‘ ---------------I bma ot aala or i to Ha NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN. Hal nHony Mdar. Ha hddar d Ha tabmaHg canHcatafa) haa Nad aald certdleatefr) lor a tea daad to ba laauad thereon The ceidtoate nunbarfa) and yaarfa) d laauanca. He doaciipbun d He property, and Ha hamate) In ahfcrt a oat C lim riC A T X NO; 231 TEAR OF ISSUANCE: I I M Daaotadon d Properly LEO LOT 4 BIK S T f l 1 TOWN OF SANFORD PB I PO 39 25-1A304AG4M01-0040 Namaa H which aaaaaaad: John Crawler Sr. John Croader Jr AX d aald properly being In Ha Cowty d Semtnde. Stale d Ftartda Urtaaa auert caidtaalaft) ahal ba radaemad according to law, Ha party deacrlbed H auert Wtaatafa) wM ba add to Ha Nfpad Wddar W He trad bod door. Seminole County Courthouaa, Santord. Florida, on Ha 4 day ot December. 2000. M 1100 a n Paymert d Sale lea. appacabto documentary atamp laiae and raconlng toaa a n rarpdrad to ba paid by Ha auccaaaM btadar at Ha ada. Fid paymert d an amrxrt aqud to Ha ttgrtad Wd la dua w**i 24 houra aflat Ha advartaad tana d aala. A3 paymenta ahal ba caeh or guaranlaad Halrumart. made payable to Ha Clam d Ha OrcvA C ow l Dalad HN l i day d October, 2000. UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE DRCUtT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOtVOA b y OaraMna HerlonL Deputy Ctort PuWtart: October 13, and Morambar 1, A IS, 2000 T1T1 NOTICE OF A P FU C A TX N FOR TAX D U D NOTICE IS HEREBY OTVEN, H d Sad ACo. Aa Cuetodan (Ptao), Ha hctalar d Ha hbowtog oartfledaf*) haa Bad add carMcdafa) tor a l u ' lb b « laauad ttoreon. Tha nunbarfa) and yaarfa) d Ha daactlplton d Ha property and Ha named) In aM di I ■ -------------- - -e « - * - - - —„ e . ■ . PFUI U M IlS u .Mi XT* u WMJW*,. C C im n C A TE NO: M 7 TEAR OF ■ S U A N C l: I t M OaaatoSon d Property IX O LOTS 14 * 18 ALK 7 BEL-AIR PB 3 PO T » 31 ■1»J 1-304-0 TOGO. 40 Namaa In artldi aaaaaaad George W. Cunto, Wanda A Oarta A l d aald property being In Ha Coway d Semlnoto. Stare olFtartda. Urtaee auert oarWkdafi) d » ■ ba to law, Ha daaettoad In eudi ) wd ba add id Ha •■ywij p u j m i i aro n t i Hull □oof, Bamlnda County Courthouaa, Santord. Ftartda. on Ha 4 day ot Daoarrtwr, 2000. M 11DO am . Payintni ol1Sato eppletitii dpcuwiftofy tit/np t ii — md raeordng toaa ara rewind to ba paid by Ha M ccaidd Wddar w Ha ada. Ful paymert d an amou* aqud to Ha Ndiad Wd la dM wtatar 24 houra ataar Ha bduartaad tana d ada. A l paymenta irtdl ba caart or guaranlaad Inatnanart. made payable to Ha Ctort d Ha CMufl CtotX d Ha Cbout CMadVas 1a day ot October, lOOO. MARYAKME MORSE CLERK OF TH E O R CUIT COURT ■BbtHCAE COUNTY, FLORKJA b y OaraMna HartonL Dapdy Clani Putdatc October 23, and k *arrbar t ,a ,13,2000 radaimad eccordkig lo toer. Ha properly described In aucb oartdtaatafi) adl ba add to Ha tar al Ha aaal bora door. County CourHouoe, Ftartda. on Ha 4 day ot Decanter. 1000. al I t ® wre Paymara d Bale too. rscordtog toaa are ragrirad to ba paid by H d M s a a tb i bidder at Ho aala. Ha h V « a l bbl la duo adhto 34 trowa aAar He Mwedtoed Wne d eato. A l dial ba caab ot i to Ha Ctort d Ha Ckodl Court Dated Me lb day d October. 2000. MANYAM4E MORSE CLERK OF TH E CtRCUIT COURT AEMMOLE COUNTY, FLOROA by QeafeAno HerlonL Depufy Dart Pubbrti: October 2 * . and November 1, A 13,2000 ) T IM N O TK * OF A F F IX A T IO N FOR TAX DEED NOTICE l i HEREBY GIVEN. H d Sad ACo. Aa Cuetodan (Ltocoto). H a hddar d H a blowing candcalafa) M A M M tot a taa daad to ba laauad Hereon. Tha cerMcale nuntaarfal and yaarfa) d laauanca, Ha daKrMlon d Ha properly, and Ha nanraft) H aVtcb X area C C im n C A T I MO: 144 YEAR OF M U A N C A : I t M Daaovdto d Property LEG LOTS I I * 11 A IK 3 TR 1 TOWN OF SAW OROPS1FGM 2 S -1 M 6 4 A G 4 X 1 -0 1 X Namaa to artart aaaaiearl Crtad AOadaman Trualaa FBO A l d add property bang In Courdy d Bardnda. Stats otT radaimad aoconbng to law. Ha property described to auert certfcels(a) ard ba add to Ha ftgrtad bidder d Ha aaal bora door, Aananda County Couttfouaa. AadonL Ftartda. an Ha 4 day d December. K 0 0 . d 1140 a m rtaymarO 4 U U spJPrart** docuaiardary alamp laiaa and raoerdM toaa M rd«*ad to ba paid by Ha MCI H IM Wddar d Ho ada. Fid paymara d an a m o rt aqud to Ha htdted Hd H due aWrto 24 houra -----------Ilm a d a a la . A l i teart or to H a Ctora d Ha O n d Court I I day ot October. MOO MORSE CIRCUIT COURT OOUNTY, FLORIOA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMrtOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by Oilrtey C. Hargari. Deputy Dart PuWtah Octobar 23, and Itovarrtoat 1 ,8 .1A 2000 T174 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. Hat Sad ACo. Aa Cuetodan (DCS), Ha nokWf ov In* ronowing etniKatt(i) h u toad aald eartltaatofa) tor a t u to ba teaued Haraon. Tha rwbarfa) and yeerfi) ot Ha daaerlpdon d Ha proparty, and Ha namafl) H wrttert a aa taaiaailM ara u tomai: CERTIFICATE NO: 1307 TEAR OF ISSUANCE: I t M Deecriptton d Property UNIT 119 RIDGEWOOD VILLAS A CONDO O R B3199PG 2M 02-2030-9214XMO-1130 Namaa In which aaaaaaad: Ridgewood Vtaaa He. d laid property bang H Ha CowVy d SamHda. State ol Ftortde. Urtaaa audi carohcaleft) artel ba radaimad acoordng to law. Ha H auert dd t o Ha County Courthouaa, Santord. Florida, on Ha 4 day d December, 2000, at 11DO am. rty m i™ ox m m i n , ippiCBCM documentary atamp taxee and raoordng toaa ara raqdrad to ba paid by H a auccudul Wddar at Ha ada. Fid payment d an rmoud equal to He h ld iid Wd la due rriHH 24 hours altar Ha advartaad bma d aala. Aa payment! ahal ba cash or guaranteed Hatrumsnl. made payable to Ha Dart d Ha Drcdt Court Datsd Hta I I day d Octobar. 2000. UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA b y BNriay C. ttorgart. Deputy Ctort P d dd c October 23, and November 1. A 13,2000 TITS NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. H d Sad ACo. CudorSan (CS Land). Ha hotdar d Ha toaowHg osrtatodafs) haa toad add eertRcdsfi) tor a l u ‘ t o ba laauad Haraon. Tha turbarft) and yaarfa) d H a deecrtpdnn d Ha property, and Ha namafa) H which a C O m n C A T B NO: 1I1A YEAR O FM AU A N CE: IS M Daaotadon d Property UNIT 127 RJOOEWOOO VILLAS A CONDO O R B S IM P O I M 02-20-30421-0000-1270 bl Ridgewood Vtaaa Ho. A l d aald property being h Ha -ntnoN, Stats d F C o u d y d SamHda, Udaaa aud i cerdtadefa) total ba radaimad aocordHg to law, Ha praparty daaettoad H such certlllcatefa) wta ba add to tha ntgrmn osoumv n s1w*h h'uiw qoot« BamHda County Courthouaa, Bardord. Florida, on Ha 4 day d Decanter, 2000, d 11DO * m Paymert d Beta Isa, apptodAe documantary atamp t u n and raoordHg toaa era reqdwd to ba pdd by Ha t u a a d U Wddar d Ha aala. Fdi paymert d an amovd aqud to Ha htghad Wd It due wdtai 24 houra dtor Ha advartaad tana d ada. A l ahal ba caart ov CLERK O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT ■EMMOLE COUNTY, FLO R A* Octobar 2A and I 1 ,A 1A 2000 T IT * N O TKBO F APPLICATION FOR TA X 0U D NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. H d Sad ACo. Cualoddn (UnooH). Ha hnAtot w Mmrm ineowlna n M U gj wfaw ryp oailMcMal ■aam^mawyjWj to ba laauad Haraon. Tha narbarfa) and yaarfa) d Ha daatrlpdon d Ha property, aid Ha namafa) to which X TEA R OF m U A M C A : I I M Daacrtpdon d Proparty LEO SEC 23 T W P 133 ROE « BEG X F T W A 1132*9 F T NWLY ON WLY FVW OSCEOLA R0 OF B1H COR RUN N ■ DEG 4A MM 19 SEC W ON WLY R W 290.44 F T W 9T2J7 F T ■ • DEO 10 M M 3 SEC E 234 FT E 999 F T TO BEG 23-13-32-3014)1304000 Namaa In wtaert M i m arl Pantry L A l d add property bdng H Ha Candy d BerMnde, Side d Florida. Urtaaa auert oardkdafi) dial ba rtdaamad aocordng to law, Ha property daaertrad In auert oatdtaalafal wd ba aald to He htfied Wddar d Ha wad bort door, Bamlnda Cauay Courthouaa. Bardord, Florida, on Ha 4 day d December. 3000, d 11.00 i n Paymert d Bala toe, raoontaig toaa ara roqitaad to ba pad by Ha luonaidd Wddar w Ha ada. Fid payment d an amoud aqud to n o h t d « d Wd M rtra adHtn 34 t a n aflat Ha advartaad tana d ada. A l tnatrunart, 10 Ha Ctort d Ha C t a d Court Dated H it I I day d Octobar. 2000. MARYAIWE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CtRCUIT COURT 3EMMOLE COUNTY, FLOfVOA by BNriay C. Hargari. Oapdy Ctort Piblah: October 2A and Novantoar 1,A 19.2000 Tin _________ NOTICE OF A FF IX A TIO N FOR TAX M I D NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. H d Sad ACo. Aa Datodan (Ftoo). Ha hddar d Via kdowHg oarttaedafa) haa toad add cardtaatafa) tor a l u daad to ba laauad Haraon. Tha carMtaato rwmbarf#) and yaarfa) d laauanoa. Ha daacrtpbon d H a proparty, and Ha namafa) h wrttdi I CERTBICATS NO: 1297 T E A R O F «A U A N C * :1 IM Daaortpbon d Property LEG U JT 34 DEVON8HME PE I T PO 19 33-20-2340300004)340 Namaa H artrert aaaaaaad: Sean W. Pone, VIcW Petal A l d aald property bdng tn Ha County d SamHda. State d Ftartda. Urtaaa euch oardtaalafa) ahal ba radaim ad according to law. Ha i) wt* ba add to Ha htfpied Wddar d Ha wad bort door. Bamtnola County CowVnuad, flanfcwrt Finrida on Ha 4 day d December. 2000. el 1100 am. Paymert d Bata tea, apytar a documentary aump lu a a and raoordng toaa ara roqdnd to ba patd by Ha a rra a a tl Wddar W Ha ada. Ful paymara d an amount awtal to Ha Wdrad Wd la due atartn 14 horn re d ute tal ba caart or Halrumart. mi payable to Ha Dart d Ha Ctrcud Dated Hta I I day d October. 2000 UARYANNE MORAS Court Datsd H N l i day ot October. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E DRCUTT COURT 8EM N 0LE COUNTY. FLORKM 29. tnd Novm bf 1.9.19,2000 T179 NCyTK-g OF APFUCATXN FOR NOTICE tS HEREBY OIVEN. H d Bad ACo. A t CuatodWn (Ptao), Ha hddw ef 9m tnarmrtnq e M M a 9 (l) haa Bad add oardtaatofi) tor a l u dead to ba laauad Haraon. Tha certtacaaa nirrbarfa) and yaarfa) d laauanoa. Ha daaertplton d Ha praparty, and Ha namafa) H wrtkrt I CER TM CATE NOi M14 TEA R O F MBUANCE: 1 (M Dasorlpltan d Property LEG LOTS I A 10 H X D TR A C T 30 SANLANDO 8PWNOS P1» 4 PO 92 01-21-233CK-30004X390 Namaa H which aaaaaaad: TU ArH VU A l d aald praparty bang H Ha Coinry d Bamlnda. Stata d Flonda. Urtaaa audi osidtawafa) dial ba radaimad accorrtng to tow, Ha praparty daaettoad H audi oarMeatafa) wta ba aold to Ha Nd<ad Wddar d Ha wad bort door, Bamlnda County Couritnuea, Barton! Florida, on I N 4 day d Dae, 2000, d 1100 am Paymert d Bata too. toaa wa M M toba pad by H a iin n a id ll Wddar M Ha aata F d payment d an amount aqud to Vw N d N d Wd Is dua wtNn 14 houra dtor Ha adtartaad tans d eats. A l peyatat to Ha Ctort d Ha O ro d Court. Ddad N s I I day d Octobar, 2000. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE O R O X T COURT 8EMM0LE COUNTY, FLORIDA b y MMay C. Hargari, Oapdy Ctort PuMdi: October 23. and Novarrtoat 1,313,2000 T177 NOTICAOF APFUCATXN FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN. H d totally Ranstt or Deborah L Ranafl or Diene RanarKaeMar, Ha hddar d Ha kbpataig oarvaestafa) haa Nad ask! oarttacaMt) tor a l u daad to be laauad Haraon. Tha cartilta.ta ruitoarft) and yaarfa) d laauanca. Ha daacrlpaon d Ha praparty. and ■n namafa) H whtah I was CCRTVICATE NO: tbtO YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 13 M Daacrtabon d Praparty LEG LOT 21 B IK A LITTLE PEARL LAKE HEIGHTS PB I P O AT 17-21-23402-OAOO-210 Namaa to whtah aaaaaaad. Ronata J. Sptatra A l d aald praparty being H Ha ' State “ lata d I C o r t y d Aananda, Urtaaa such oaritacatafa) ahal ba to law. Ha cardtaatafa) w * ba void to He NdN« Wddar WHa watt bort door, Banunda County Courthouse. Santord. Flonda. on Ha 4 day d Oecamber. uuuu. ai I luO win. Paymert d Bala las. apparatus raoordng toaa a n raeptaad to ba paid by H a eueeeid rt Wddar at Vw aala. Ft* paymert d an n e w t aqud to vw N d w d Wd la dua wdtai 24 hows dtor Hta advartaad tans d sals. A l paymenta ahal ba c u h or guaranlaad Hetrvnert. made payable to Ha Ctort d Ha Cecul payabtat Court Ddad Hta I I day d Ootobar. 1000. MARYANNE MORSE h e Sem in o l f . H WwJnrsdny. Ortobcr 2,r>. 2000 PflfiO 711 erald L egals eg als (M ad HN 13 M y d October, 2000. T IM NO TIC aO F A F F IX A TIO N FOR TAX D U O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Hal Matanda Jldndaton ot Richard S CaaeaHany, tie hotdar d Ha tabooing oatMcato<a) baa Rad aald reftataeaefs) tor a lai M ad to ba laauad Hereon. Tha cerMtaste narbarfa) and yaarfa) d laauanoa, H a daociydon ot »10 property, and Ha namafl) to « N r t a area aaaaaaad Mara aa toloata: C f ltm C X T lN O s d B M TEAR OF M U A N C f : 1 M Oaacrlpdon td Fiaparty LEG LO T 2 U LTO N SQUARE PB 1 PO 38 1(F21-31414-0(XXMX*0 _ Named to aitacn aaaaaaad; FN6 Ereerpriees Inc Al at aald property belig to Ha Courty ot Barranota, BUM d Florida. L C a ll 322-2011 S e m in o le H e ra ld C la s s ifie d D e p t. T o P la ce Y o u r A d CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Sheley C Heryert. Deputy O ert PuWtah October 23. and Nov amber 1 .3 1 3 2000 T173 L egals NOTICE OF A FF IX A TIO N FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. Hal Saul ACo As Cuetodan (Ptao). tha fc ~— -,a D ata, — ■|ta,,, ■ rctruncunii mrtHeete lei rootf Of i j,KfflOwnQ h u Mad aatd certtocaiafi) tor a U i daad to ba laauad thereon The certtacate numberft) and yaarfa) d laauanca. tha description d tha praparty. and Ha namafl) H whtah I C U m P K A T E NO: 3099 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: I I M DaacripOon d Property: LEO UNIT 333 ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS PB 22 PG3 3342 23-21-233124)0004330 Namaa tn whrrti au n t art Ocpal K. Baattrt. S. Bataaht AJ d said property bang H He County d Serrenota. S u it d Ftortde Unites such carUlcateta) ahal ba redeemed according lo law. Ha MibHftdi In tuefi cardtaatafa) wB ba add to Ha htgrtaat at the wall front door, a County Courlhouu, Santord. Florida, on Ha 4 day d Daoarrtwr. 2000. al II DO a m Paymert d Sate toe, appflcebfe raoordng lees ara reqdred to ba paid by H a auccaaaM Wddar at Ha aala. Fid paymanl d an amount aqud to Vw hrghatl Wd ta dua wthln 24 houra altar Ha adrerveed bma d aala. A l manta shell ba cash or ram sad H atrumam. made payable to He Ctort d He ctrauX C ow l Dated Hta 19 day d Octobar, 2000. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMtftOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA b y Shtrlay C. ttorgart. Deputy Ctort PitoAah: Octobar 23. and November 1 .3 132000 T179 Bt T H i C M C U T COURT O FTH A 1 9TH JU O X U L O R C U rT. COUNTY, PROBATE H V IS X N Fbe NunHen 0D4T3CP IN RE. THE ESTATE OF BEVERLY ELENORE DETER. The admtntabaaon d He utato d BEVERLY ELENORE DETER, damiiad. Fla Number 0047347. to rtng H Vw CUcud Court tar Somlmla County. Ftortde. Probate Dhrlaton. H a addrsu d which ta SamHoli County Courthouse. X I N o th Part Avanua, Santord, Flonda 32771. Tha namaa and artlrsiess d psraondrspieiantobiis's attorney am Mrt forth bttoi* ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T persona on vrinm Hta nodes ta chatsnge Ha valdty ot Ha wta. Ha dthcatlona d Vw paraonal IMtfBAMTl Ally ji i ItM UiiM f^p nPPBroVVM VlPTP wMr'Ilid tB# iQ Mlt kurtMtfftCHm d Hta Cowl ara raqdrad to Me twb otfaettana vriH Vw Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TMX DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AJ cradton d Ha decedsrt and other persons having ctabna or on whom o copy d Hta served warm Hraa montw mar vw data d Vw 9rat pubicaaon d Hta Court WITHIN TH E LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM a rm ctmo*X e o» m* aeeeoern ctatma or Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLXATWN OF THM NOTICE. A U CLAIMS, OEMANOSANO OBJECTIONS N O T SO F 3E O W 3L BE FOREVER BARRED. The date d Ha IrW putdcaltan d Hta Noltoe ta Octobar 23. 2000 Henry Oder Ataamsy tor Paraotwl Rapraaanabva Robert J. CapLo. EsquUe 408 WUymort Court. Buis 101 PO. Boa 331941 (X739-1M1) Late Mary. Florida 32744 Fhona: (407)323-7431 Pubbsh-Octobar 2 3 and Novanbar I , 2000 T IM Bt thi catcurr court OF THE E X H T IX N TH JUOtDAL DRCUTT OF FLORKM. M A N O FO R C A M NO-I OH1433-CA-144CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Suocsaaor to totaraal to MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY, LAURA E. NEMETHY; CHRISTOPHER J. NEMETHY; O UAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION; JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LAURA E NEMETHY; JANE DOE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F CHRISTOPHER J NEMETHY; UNKNOWN TENANT&OWNCR3. PUUNRFF-S N O T K B O F ACTION TO. LAURA 3 NEMETHY And al p e rm ctomeng maarad by. Hrougrt, lt d * or apalnat LAURA 3 NEMETHY and al pantos haring or daM ng to hova m y r V 3 MM. or tntaraal In Ha properly herein described LAST KNOWN ADORE 38 IIM CARDINAL CREEK PLACE. OVIEDO. FL 32796 YOU ARE NOTIFIED H d an aceon to torsdoaa mortgage on tha loltowtng dssenbad praparty In Samlncla CowVy. Florida: LO T 23. CARDINAL CREEK. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAGES 33 AND 19. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORKM. and having a commonly known I ICO Can3na! Creek Plica, Onado. FL 32733 has bam Had agarwt you and you are' rwoarwd to serve m ongawl d your wrttoi delanew. ( any. wtai Vw Camaicta Cowey Ctort d Hta Court wWw. X days m m Ha Ww data d puCAcancin. and to serve a copy on Pteinwri Altomsy. Douglas M. Balsa, d Vw U w Firm d MASON 4 a s s o c ia t e s , p a . whose addroaa la 17737 U 3 . HlfHwey 11 North. Suds 900. Mangrove Bay. Ctoarwatsr, Flonda 33744. vrthei M daya bom Vw Irw data d pubtewnn. orharwrao a dstaui wta ba anlsrad agaewt you tor Ha rakel damandad In Vw Datad O C T 19 2000 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK AS CLERK OF THE COURT Ety:Ru!h King A* Deputy Cledi In Bccordence wtch l wen iMuMRitf Act, pemon* w n dnabMiM* needing a apactaJ accommodation to pametpate Si Hta proceeding should contact court Artntatstrsnon M totophona number 1-40744343M. not tour Own seven (7) daya prior to Vw praceadtog It hearing Impaired (TOO) 1400 0559771, or Voce (V) 1-400-9334770. via Florida Relay Service Mason I Associates, P A I77S7 US 19 N , Suae 500 Ctoarwatsr. FL 337844544 ARn: Douglas M Beta! (727)336-3400 Publtoh: Octobar 23. and November 1.2000 T134 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 3EMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fda No. 00-971-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF WESLEY J HOODE/l, NOTICE OF AO M M S TR A TX N Tha admlntatranon d Ha aetata d W ESLEY J HOOBER. daesaasd. Fla Number 0047147. to penrtng In Vw OrcuN Court tor Semlnoto County. Ftartda. Probata DMaaon, Vw addraaa d which la X I N Part Avanua. Santord. FL 32771. Tha names and addsaa d Vw Personal Representative and tha Paraonal RepresemaVvi'a attorney ara set A a W TERESTEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l persona on vrtnm Hta nodes ta served who hairs obfactena mat diWtonga Vw vatdfly d Vw wB, Vw quaiheattona ot Ha paraonal rapresmtaVvs, venue, or Jurtartcbon d Hta Court ara required to Ms Vwe obfeettane wWi Hta Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUEUCATION OF T X 9 NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l erwtoora d Vw decedent and other persona having claims or demand, agarwt dacedarfa aatato on whom a copy d Hta nance ta date ot Vw Aral pdWcaVon d Hta Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H B NOTICE OR T H R T Y DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O T X E ON THEM. A l oner crsdflora d Vw decedent persona hiring against Vw mud Ms Ha court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A a CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W XL BE FOREVER BARRED. The daw ol Vw krai pubkcWtan d Via Nonce ta October 35. 3000. IS — C _________ M THB CtRCUIT COURT OF THE IX tfTE E H TH J U M C U L C S K U T OF THE 3 T A T I OF FLORIDA. M A N O FO R BfMBIOI I COUNTY CURL DtVISXN CASE NO.C3CA-13BO-14# ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. IN C, PENNY REIS. JOHN OOE REIS. UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF PENNY REIS; IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID OEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, OEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS. LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. AND A O L OTHER PERSONS CLAIMV4G BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED OEFENOANT(S). JOHN OOE. un k n o w n te n a n t; ja n e d o e . UNKNOWN TENANT. JOHN ROE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE ROE. UtMNOWN TENANT. OetsndmKs). NOTICE OF SALE Notice ta hereby given net. pursuant to * Find Summary Judgment d Forsctoaura entered H Vw above styled causa, ki Vw Oread Court d Samswle County Ftortto. I wta eat Vw property actuals In Semlnoto County. Ftortto. descitwd u LO T 11. BLOCK O. HARMONY HOMES. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11 PAGE X . O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMV40LE COUNTY. FLORIDA. A/K/A 101 4 103 DESOTO AVENUE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, F t 37701. d ptM c aala. to Vw htghad and bast bidder, tor caah. AT TH E W EST FRONT OOOR SEMWOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 8ANF0R0, FLORIDA. Flonda. d 11X A M , on Vw 21b! day d NovanVwr, 2000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CtRCUIT COURT BY Mary Stroups Dcpyty Clark Law Ottawa d Dervsi C Conausgri 0901 North Armenia Avanua Tampa FL 33904-1041 e - - - L u D ta ev k d ABWTWY* Hjt Pudtoh Octobar 23. and Novanbar 59— F in a n c ia l S er v ic es o ts Oaklawn Memorial Cemetery 2 apacM. 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IN TE R N E T U S ER S W ANTED I Attention Readernll It s Illegal lor companies doing business by phone to promise you a loan and aak you lo pay for H belora they deliver. For more mformatan. cal to* I'M 1477-FTC 1CLP. ( AfstAc sr-rwe message Irrvn The Seminole Herald and tho Federal Trade Commission) 61— M L end o ney to Attention Readersll It's illegal lor companies doing business by phone lo promise you a loan and aak you to pay for K belora they deliver. For more vrlormation, cal toi-lree 147 7-F TC FELP ( A pubic earvtao mossaoe kom Tho Seminole Meiald and the Federal Trade Commission) W V E S T O A T E BEFORE Y O U IN V E S T Always a good pokey, especially lot business opportunities and Iranchtaea. C a l Flonda Dept ol A grlcuiin 4 Consumer Sennctat at 600-435-7352 or FTC -H E LP lot bee tnlomwkon. 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FL 32772-4045 Tetophorw: 407/322-2171 PutdahOctobar 23. and November 1,2000 em eter y LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH MaW UW Cl AND S01K Orug bee arataliea. ApWyisC tea tartar Drive. AJlWBAfTR* Manufacturing mechanic needed tor wetdere production machine repair 4 tel up w/growmg co Exp. preferred. F T days. FtA btneXts pkg. ------------------------6*5 EEODEWP. Khdunen Circie. Santord • Mlg Wetdar-areet tong term )ob. to price. U g 4 told ctoVwig 2nd ehrit 37 50hr Long PN w LPN lot a tuey cenXrtogy oftoe with officee located in Santord t Deltona Full Time, excellent berWaa Fas m u n e to 904-532-1232. Attn: Sara. • Manager I oral cal canter need* entry level mgr. 1 year eap needed. Greet local company, greet pay, permanent ful time Job. d N C ie l-u p Operator * a Telemarketing-Part-time evening*. Outbound catang. great bonus programs. Nei Tl Group Automotive Systems, ■ multi-national manutacturlngfirm. ta aaaklng 2nd 4 3rd ahifl CN C Set-up Operators at our Santord location. Requraa a H 9. diploma or equivatont and CN C tip . Appica bone accepted at 2644 Jewett Lane Santord. FL 32771 l i A »l E O E IwVFiXW f e TrM p t, In c . 4074474010 Cj’uuul Cpeniiuf! Safehouse of Seminole Thrift and Boutique • 15 D a y C D L Tra in in g • D a y * W iB k n n d C l a i m • F l n i n d s l A s t lt t in c * • C s rritra H irin g O n Sit* 401 N. Highway 17-92, Longwood You a r e cord ially invited to atten d ou r .T ru ck Driver i In stitu te 800-554-7364 Grand Opening on Saturday morning, October 28th92000 at ten o9clock. Now M ayor Lovestrand, City o f Longw ood, w ill conduct a ribbon - cutting cerem ony. i Refreshm ents w ill b e sew ed . Hiring Wcnh white y ew kitU m e a l dcAocl! S i'M iif io Ir C o u n t y tu is iin r iie d in ic p o s i t io n s .iv .it l.ih lo Safchouw of Htmlnolc Thrift and Boutique > -10) N. Iliglmuy 17-02, longwood. Florida I I (l)im lly a rrtM the sU crt fnim KalrbanLs Matda. *C K ! maUi of SR 434. braldc S o W U ) D E !? | ^ I 2 0 % Off!* |Huh nil* tjuupua ihily. ruliHlUf fmitaarl UI I Tun'd* Lrurfil iktuw nf duotruUr tlelr«T a (R.itiMJi h ihrtiiMn; \ v n i.v i; u tu t\ w ii f ' month • Food Service •Custodial CELEBRITY CIPHER byLuiiCunpo* Cetebrry G (F « crypxgrara at creaed kora g x u r n ty tanous peep*, pat rod preurt ( ad v m r Te cere tunk tx rcrc r lotofsdut Nftjafe W 1.2000 T IM (-1 0 7 )3 2 3 -0 4 4 0 ■OJ T ' R HWL NFJ Z ZJfl P PF J RL FL I HCT BT JO FHR FBR I WB P B I R I F B E T WL C Z HT L AJLFH. ' - RBW NHEPLW V H E L B D F PREVIOUS SOLUTION In Aiwa then an tw dasaaa d trawl - Int ctastandwthctittan’ - RobaOBencf*) 4 MOCh N i K U �t T h e S em inole H erald I’llRC Hit Wrtlncsdiiy. October 2». 2000 I• Seminole Herald You can I d your ad lo 407-323-9408 300 N. French Ave., Sanford 32771 • P. O . Bo* 1687, Sanford 32772 O ur office la open lo serve yo u M onday through Friday, 8 am - S pm CLASSIFIED Paying for your classified ad; (data. 21). payment h D E A D L IN E S : DeadWw I* 5 p m on Monday lot W w Jrw dey popof and 5 p m INiraday to* tia Weekend adeon A 4 Sne minimum appeaa to pmata party ad*. Cartaai ada and ciaavteaaona rwqttrt prapaymant Home Health Care Elderly Care Health A Ooouty For Solo Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Itoms ComputerFTV Personals Health Car* Lost A Found Special Notices Nursery A Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services 43 Debt Consolidation 99 Buslnesa Opportunities 37 Opportunities 39 Financial Services 81 Money to Lend 83 Mortgages 71— H elp EMPLOYMENT M ERCHANDISE Career "J Consultants IJ Resumes Education A Training Help Wanted Employment Wanted A U TO M O TIV E RENTALS 9t Apartments/ f a Homes l- T ~ L To Share L ljO . 93 Rooms For Rent 99 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments - Furnished 99 Apartments - Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Housa* Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 103 Duples/Triplex 107 Mobile Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warehousa/Renlal Space 119 Industrial Rentals M ISC ELLA N EO U S 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparsl 211 Anttqua/CoaecUbiee 71— H elp W a n te d W a n te d 71— H elp W a n te d 71— S ER V IC ES 292 Accounting 233 AddWons 8 H elp b >J . 95— R o o m m a t e W a n te d 99— A rA R TM E N T S - Sadord: Q u M tamOs only lor tan**S*n t M H O m kta. W O, pM OJAI^IM OM fw * U 1 8 * a Osp. MARINER'S VILLAGE W a n te d U 97— A fa k tv en tb F urn ished * M R N . 1 M F t* weanes. kssi. IS. UrSeu* ssana W Wen Santod. Meritor 1 parson Os— M ho p s a U se M L 4 0 7 4 K M & * Ur m g - n f u r n is h e d LAKE ADA t B0M L S4MMO. t SOrtM. 1*40440. AMO UP CsM tM kSM 487-8898870 OstoSK BSidb Apt 8478 ire tE ls e m s s w In ti Btogto O rty .no psto. W -a S o tB I K B — H ouses U nfur n ish ed 99— AFAKTMENTE • U nfurnished " " r S ^ M T W U IM SANFORD L A q ja M W E a m .^ oeotpancy. L o g s 1 M m e m to ra a law as S 4 I O ^ t o w under ^new * M n s s ^ M M s IR p i ^ i , Central Florida p Regional Hospital M a t Csl tk a s a R a p t o e U tlM b e S a k o m MOBnow sw eats. l a W d o* tik e M a y BOS, min— kom M 4 17**■ W - M l M U . - Country Store /Craft Fair 5 * Friday, October 27,2000 8:00 am - 3:00 pm y In s Education Classroom , » 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 302 Screen 6 Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 8kfng 303 Sm al Business 308 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 306 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radto 314 Upholstery 316 Welding A Sheet Metal 318 W e i DrtMng 319 Window Washing A Tinting Own A Computer? Put It To Work) Need the In reSsbie mature eged Auxiliary o f 287 Lawn Sendees 288 Legal Services 269 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving 6 Storage 293 04, Lube & Fitter 294 Painting 299 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 296 Plano/Organ Tuning 299 Alterations 288 AppEance Repair 297 Aulo Elect. Repair 238 Automotive 280 Bush Hogging 281 Computer Consulting 282 Cabinets 283 Carpentry 284 Carpet A Installations 288 Carpet Cleaning 288 CeMng Repair 287 Ceramic TVe 288 C h id Care Centers 289 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delvery Services 279 Drywal 278 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Haulng 280 Home Improvement* 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Services 283 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lakafront Clearing 289 Landscaping 288 Laundry Services s S sT " 4 D O YLE S R EN TALS Son— 1 / llW i Front Porch. Ig. Roems, Hast/Alr. S42V400. BanSsrS 1/1 Stogto Fsm fy Hast 8 A* 8480400 Msrean aapwt. wtm— 1 1 7 — C o m m e r c ia l an Bhowa. 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Price of Item mutt be staled In the ad and be $100 or fata. 3. Only 1 Hem par ad and 1 ad par household par weak. 4. You ahoutd cal and cancel as soon as Item sella. 5. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply lo rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad mutt be on the loon shown below and either be mailed hi or presented in person fully prepared to the Seminole Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will atari as soon as possible. 8. Classified Management's decision on copy acceptability win be final. / MAIL TO : Seminole Herald Classified Ads P.O. Box 1867 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 M UST SELL CONTRACTOR'S y a k a f a AX Sm W B d A w . 1 4 .]O i * -U 7 t t . I0 i 40k 10*S4I9S; J O .M i IO -IJ M O , JO s lO O .IM II.H O UWwd S e v a n , (M 0 )1 )]A 4 M , u TaanlngBcds/Mlsc for Sale Help Wasted NOSTN CAROLINA MOUNTAINS. MUST INCLUDE PRICE Weddlngs/Pcrsonal PRINT AD HERE FCAN I subscribe to the Seminole Herald ( ) Yaa ( ) No Week of October 23,2000 I �T he Seminole Herald CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald You can tax your ad to 407-323-9408 300 N. French A ve„ Sanford 33771 • P. O . Box 1 M 7, Sanford 33772 Our offlca la opan to aarva you Monday through Friday, 8 am - 5 pm 22 23 23 27 33 35 39 43 Horn# Health Care EJdadyCare Haalth A Beauty For Sale CamataryLota Reminder Service* Luxury llama Computer/TV Paraonala Haalth Cara Loat 8 Found Special Notice* Nuraary & Child Care Walght Managamant Hypnoala Haalth Inauranca Lagal Sarvlcaa F IN A N C IA L 45 Debt Corrsoiidabon 1 55 Busin*** j Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial 8ervtcee 51 Money to Land 63 Mortgagaa 118— O ffice S pace For EMPLOYMENT 117 Commercial Rentals 118 Offlca Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted lb Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storage/Offlce For Rent 57 Career Conauhants 69 Raaumaa 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Emptoymant U REAL ESTATE 141 Home# For Sale 143 Out ol State Property For Sate 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For 8ale 148 M oMa Home Lota For Sate 148 Commercial Property For Sate 151 Investmant Property For Bate 153 Acreaga Lot For Sate 154 Open House 155 Condominium* For Sale 157 Mobile Home* For Sale 159 Real Ettete Wanted 160 Buainaaa For Sate 163 Waterfront Proparfy For Sate 165 Duplex For Sate R E N T A L S 91 Apartments/ To Share 93 Rooma For Rant 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Home* 97 Apartment* • Fumlahed 99 Apartment* • Unfumiahed 100 Condominum Rental* 101 House* Fumlahed 103 Houte* Unfumlthed 105 Duptea/Trtptex 107 Mobile Hornet For Rent 111 Retort Vacation* 114 Warehouse/Rentel Space 115 Industrial Rentals H I — H o m es Fo e S ale Paying for vour classified ad: 322- 2611 DEADLINES: Dee*na la 5 pm. on Monday lor Waonaaday papar and Spin. Thuraday lot tha Weekend edition A 4 tin* minimum appiwa to private party ada. Canam ada and daaaXicailont require prepayment. 11 12 13 14 15 10 18 19 21 Wwlnewliiy. October 25, 2(HH) PaftC 9 B 181 Appkanca* A Furniture For Sate 163 Television A Stereo/Radio 185 Computer* For Sate 187 Sporting Good* 1B9 Offlca Supptia* 191 Building Malarial* 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment M ISCELLAN EO US 199 Pete A Supplies 200 Uveatock/Farm Supplies 201 Hornet 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antiqua/CoDectlbte* 215 Boat* A Accessories 217 Oarage Bate* 219 Wanted to Buy 221 222 223 229 We gladly accept Mastercard or Vita We also wffi tike cash or a personal check. Advertisers who wish to be tuned can make arrangement* at m* lima their ad I* placed. Please keep In mmd that ade In the Personal* (das*. 21), Business Opportunities (class. 55) A Oarage Sale* (217) require payment In advance InJhfl-flYflnt you.need to change your id: It you need to change your ad while It It running, please give ue a cal and we win make the change lor the next available edition. Please (hack your ad on the first day o4 publication. II you find an error, please can us Immadtetely and we wt* correct the error lor the nest publication Wears responaM* lor Vt* ^lirsl Insertion only end only for the cost of the first Insertion. . Good Things to Eat Musical Instruments Miscellaneous Auctions AUTOM OTIVE 231 Car* ForSalo If . * 234 Automotive Accessories 236 Truck/Buses/Van* For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicle* Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Bike* For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. Vehldet/Ce rope r i For Sale 243 Trailers For Sate 245 Farm Equipment 252 Accounting 253 Additions A Remodeling 254 AJr Conditioning 141— H o m es F or S ale 229— A 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect. Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet A Installations 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Ceiling Repair 267 Ceramic Tile 268 Child Care Centers 269 Cleaning Sendees 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 Drywalt 278 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Hauling 280 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Sendees 283 Jewelry A Repair 284 La kefroot Clearing 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services 287 Lawn Service* 288 Legal Service* 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgage* 292 Moving 6 Storage 293 Oil, Lube A Filter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Past Control 298 PiarxVOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Rooting 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Small Dullness 306 Stained Glass * 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair . 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Redk> 314 Upholstery 315 Welding A Sheet Metal 31B Wall Drilling 319 Window Washing t Tinting u c t io n s Rent I Offices Far Rent, I4S0VM. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 25, 2000; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9f1c0be6d4fb092af4708eae333606f2.pdf abc0e10ec6feb21e64d6daafad445e1e PDF Text Text WEEKEND DECEMBER 17, 2 0 0 0 The Seminole Herald Sanford, Florida 500 County offers incentives to New York bank Raiders Rom p A week off did the Seminole Community College women’s basketball team a world of good. After an 11-day layoff the Raiders rolled to an 83-52 drubbing of Hillsborough Community College. P a g e iB C h ocola te Paradise la that sweet tooth aching for a chocolate fix? An Oviedo business offers the finest in European sweets to soothe that urge. SANFORD — Seminole County Commissioners this week took steps tp lure more business and jobs to the area. By a vote of 4-1, the board approved $198,000 in Economic Development Thtst funds as an incentive to Bank of New York, In c The firm plans to create 130 new jobs within the next two years and an addi­ tional 200 jobs during a third year. The average annual wage for the newly creat- Company receives $198,000 , promises to provide 430 new jobs in three years $33,000. The proposed annual payroll for the facility would be $10.9 million including $3 million in employee bene­ fits. Additionally, Bank of New York, Inc., would make a total capital Investment of B o a r d d e la y s d e c is io n o n c h a rte r sch o o l $ 8 5 million, including: uninterruptable power supply equipment and generator ($ 1 5 million); interior office construction ($ 2 5 million); telecommunications and computer equipment ($3 million); furni­ ture and fixtures ($ 1 5 million); and secu rity features and equipment ($200,000). I he preferred site the firm proposes to occupy is a 155,000 square foot class "A " office structure located In Colonial TownPark north of Heathrow near CR46A and Interstate 4. New York Bank, Inc., proposes occupying 55,000 square feet of the site. The county's award represents 20 per­ cent of local participation funds that would be used by New York Bank, Inc., to qualify for the state's Qualified Targeted Industry Tax Refund program. See Incentives, Page 5A Testing the nose ment, but we would like to look at It another year." In January, an application submitted by Milestones was SANFORD — Too many denied by the school board due questions and not enough to similar concerns about the answers kept the Seminole charter school's financial stabiliCounty School Board from accepting or denying a charter _ school application submitted by Milestones Community Milestone Community School School, based In Palm Bay, has In c charter schools located In School board members Brevard and Lake counties. The schools oper­ MOur main concam la ate on the "Success For ing a final deci­ flnanoaa. Our though AU" curricula sion on developed by la that thara has Milestones' researchers at application baan soma tfaflnlta John Hopkins even though University and School focus on read­ Superintendent Paul Hagerty ing and lanrecommended John Pardchak Soups is not just Good.’ soma baiiava It has the powar to restore your body anargy. Sica Nacu pro­ vides a history of this liquid M essiah Choir The Central Florida Messiah Choir of The Church of Jesus Christ of L attenlay Saints is presenting its 9th annual per­ formances of selections from George F. Handel's popular oratorio "M essiah." The final performance of the 2000 concert series will be Dec. 17 at 7 5 0 p m at the Lake Mary Stake Center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 2255 Lake Emma Road, Lake Mary. For more information call 407-829-6689 or www.lakemarystake.org/mesaiahJttm. in the elemen­ tary grade lev­ els. . rvaj t Ramsay Educational ----------------------- Services, baaed in Coral Gabels, provides man­ agement services to Milestones. In an analysis presented Thursday to the school board, staff indicated concerns regard­ ing the fiscal management of Seminole County Schools Director of Budget and Finance. dent, die school system's staff has seri­ ous concerns regarding management, finan­ cial and site location issues. "O ur main concern is finances," said John Pavelchak, the school system's executive director of budget and finance. "O ur thought la that there has been some definite improve­ S«« Decision, Page ( A Crooms gets health grant Closing the gap between generations E te m e n to rv s d to o 1 8tudents mot tnolr s e n i o r p e n p a l s In a p ro g ra m d e s ig n e d a S £ S B B ! B 5 a L event is part of a guidance activ- lZ S ! i i S £ ? Spr“ ding "The children were so anx- b r id g e th e a g e s B y MIctwNe Jeria Managing Editor LON GW OOD -S tu d e n ts from Lake Mary Elementary School met their senior pen pab for the first time on Friday fol­ lowing four months o f sending letters and notes to their new friends. The 15 fourth- and fifthgraders made a special trip to S t Stephen's Lutheran Church Guidance Counselor Joan Toro said. "M any o f them might not have the opportunity to spend a lot o f time with their grandpar­ ents if they don't live close. I think it is Important to have a different generational perspec­ tive, and this might help the students develop a sensitivity toward seniors.4 The senior pen pals are par­ ticipants in the Seminole County Better Living For Seniors Congregate Meal Sanford hospital opens new ER Jo n e Pork - Freelance journalist from Winter Pork Index Butineu.............................. . .78 dottM ed......................... SS-VS C w w H . . ; ............... 9A, •• DeorAbby .......................... J C Food .....................................SC UleStyle.....................Soctien C Obiluortei ............................ 3A Opinion.................................4A Folk* log ............................. 2A toliglon............................... ,7C Spot U .............................1S-2S TnUvition............................... &A Wtolhtr ............................... 28 Shannon Quasi makes sure her red reindeer nose Is In place before continuing with he Christmas acttvWss. Quasi and her letow employees from CPH Engineering donated about $8,500 worth of toys for the 8atvstkxr Army to distribute. The 8anford office of CPH raised $4,000 of the total donation. Sanford Chamber President Ron Ro m , 8anlord City Commlsslonar Velma Williams and Central Florida Regional Hospital CEO Rodney 8mMh cut the ribbon to open the hoapttafs new emergency room. The $12 million, 20,600-equara-foot expansion more then doubtoe the size of the ER end todudM a new Feel Track system to quickly treat minor InjuriM and HneeeM. Lake Mary Elementary School fifth-grader 8evte Rtoeofoe meets her pen pel, Anjel Ocokxi. FHoeofos gave Ocoton, who la originaty from Puerto Rico, a box of Qodlva chocolates and several hoNday decorations during their first Program, which provides hot lunches, social activities and other services at its six locations in the county, Congregate Coordinator Pat ell said. This is the sec- SANFORD — Crooms Academy has been announced as the recipient of a $20,(XX) Wellness Grant by the American Heart Association's Youth Fitness and Tobacco Prevention/Education Project Plans are underway to estab­ lish a "Wellness Center" for the physical education classes, stu­ dents and staff. Students will develop their own wellness plans and will assimilate heart rate monitors in measuring fit­ ness activity levels. Equipment to be purchased includes a body fat analyzer, treadmills, recumbent bikes, steppers and stationary bikes. Students will also participate in field day activities and an after­ school intramural program. City approves plan for dog park SANFORD — Dog owners wil park specifically designed for the friends. City Commission approved a layout for the park Monday and agreed to rename the site Paw Park. The rk, located on French Avenue between 4th a n d ! streets, is currently named Jayrw* Park Commissioners agreed to the concept of the park four months ago and allocated $15,000 for the project. The park was expected to open in November, but questions were raised after a pre­ liminary site plan for the project provided park­ ing on the rignt-of-way. . Sanford Mayor Larry Dale noted the city had recently passed a strict ordinance outlawing park- be sure we provide enough legal parking _ _ spaces. Some of the resiW | f le dents who arc in favor of (limited parking) are the same ones who were u| because someone else in the neighborhood d! t have any parking." Commissioners approved a plan that provides 1 5 3 acres of fenced-in park space and 17 parking spaces. City staff will work with local residents to cre­ ate a detailed site plan showing the park's ameni­ ties, and the park should open in March. The genesis of Paw Park began with a group of citizens who provided not only ideas, but have so far raised $75 0 0 for park amenities �Page 2A Sunday. December 17. 2000 \ T he S eminole H erald Seminole Summary A G LA N CE AROUND O UR CO U N TY It h ap p en ed in his lifetim e Dec. 17 marks the anniversary of the first manned, powered flight in 1903. First Orville then Wilbur Wright took to the skies at Kitty Hawk, N.C. in a craft made in their bicycle shop. While each flight didn't last longer than a minute, it is considered the first documented successfulpowered and controlled flight of an airplane. Tney celebrate the event every year in ................ *.................. Kitty Hawk and it was declared Wright Brothers Day by Presidential proclamation in 1963. The focal point here is Orville Wright. While Wilbur died at the age of 45, Orville lived for years, passing away in 1948. 3. Can you imagine what he saw (or heard about) in his lifetime. Here was a man who sat Nick on a tiny seat in an air­ craft practically made of Btfcks, traveling through • • • • • • • the air for less than one minute. But in his lifetime, he saw the invention of the helicopter (1939), Lindburgh cross the Atlantic (1927), Amelia Earhart cross the Atlantic, (1932), the jet aircraft in use at the end of World War H, amid one year before Orville died, Chuck Yeager became the first man to officially break the sound barrier, 660 miles per hour at a height of 30,000 feet. Every time there was an advance in aviation, we can easily imagine astonished he was. With in-flight refueling, planes can stay in the air for days. Some aircraft weigh many someiny tons, tc times even doubling their weight with cargo. In his early days, he would havee Ioet they wouldn't have flown. No doubt he was amazed at the progress made in flight in just a few decades. All of us are in the same situation as Orville Wright. If we stop to think about it, depending on our ages, we can imagine the changes or new inventions that have been made. We are actually living in the midst of history. Hopefully we are aware of i t Stop and reflect for a m om ent How many cars have you been alive? What have you aeen appen? What has been Invented and/or per­ fected since you gave that first "w haah" in the delivery room? While it Is oftei^enjoyable to reflect (orsad lf • one thinks«f,tlw wars or disasters), It’s often a.. personal recollection. Unfortunately, few of our offspring care to lis^pp, (jy cali. Immediately after World War II, youngsters used to ask, "W hat did you do in the war, daddy?" Today, very few care to ask about your past and what you may have seen or been involved with. As a writer, I would have loved to have had the opportunity (before his death) to ask Orville Wright what he thought about aviation today. I would have found it fascinating. Had I written a story however, I doubt few people would have cared to read more than a paragraph or even a sentence or two. Oh well, w e've all experienced a lack of inter­ est in our lives by others from time to time. The good thing is that wc were there, we know what we saw and did, and hopefully, we should be proud of our accomplishments as well as those of others we have encountered during our lifetimes. Sp ecial donation O ut & A bo u t SAT The C ity o f Longw ood is holding a Bluegrass •session on the third Saturday o f each m onth at the com m unity building In downtownn Longwood, co m er o f W. Church Avenue and Wilma Street. Bring a lawn chair, and if you play, bring your strings and join in. Refreshments w ill be available Events are scheduled Dec. 16, Jan. 20, and Feb. 17 from 6 until 10 p.m. J TU ES In lieu o f the regular m onthly m eeting, the m em bers o f the(L1 a k e M ary C hap ter o f A A RP w ill b e holding an end o f the year Chriatmaa Luncheon, Tuesday, Dec. 19, at noon, at the TImacuan C ountry Club in Lake Mary. Price la $18 and includes tax, gratu­ ities and entertainm ent by the Southern Edition, who w ill take us dow n m em o­ ry lane in song. Installation o f officers, ayvards and door prizes w ill conclude the after­ noon. Anyone w ishing to attend m ay call Jim Carm ona a t 407-323-9249. T he C hapter w ill resum e regular m eetings on Tuesday, Jan. 16, a t 260 N. C ountry Club R oad in Lake Mary. For more inform ation, call 407-3330054 or 407-323-9249, Pfeifauf S Home Invasion Seminole County Sheriff's investigators are seeking informa­ tion regarding two individuals saidi to be involved in a home invo invasion in the Bear Lake area of Seminole County Thursday Night at approximately 7:42 p.m. m e incident occurred in the Royal Estates Subdivision. The victim opened his garage door and was preparing to leave his home when a man appeared in the laundry room ana attempted to rob him. He was armed with what appeared to be a firearm, but was I vas later learned it was a BB gun. The suspect struck the vic­ tim over toe lead with the gun, then ran to a car where an accom­ plice was waiting and the two S The car was described as either tan or beige, on older model com­ pact two-door. The suspect was described as a black male in his early 20s, five feet eleven, and 180 Goldsboro Elementary School students Leon Oliver, Kevin Saravfnl, Chamtce Medtock, Christina Qaida and Ben Ortffln, Sanford Police Chief Brian Toolay, DARE Officer Claudia Webber and Goldsboro Principal Ron Nathan accept a check for mot* than $3,000 from national baseball All-Star Tim Raines. This la the sixth year Raines has donated money to the DARE program. Tighter water restrictions approved From Staff Reports The St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) is expected to place more severe watering restrictions on Seminole, Orange, Volusia, Lake and Marlon counties. The decision was made at the monthly governing board meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 12. The restrictions, barring any heavy rains, are expected to go into affect in January. The district has already had a n in e;w ar prohibition on outdoor ■ irrigation between 10 a.m. and 4 , p.m. dally, as well as the restrictions Dean Smith Tommy Vincent ArtZMInaU serve wherever possible to ensure that there will be adequate iwater su;ppueai plies available In the future. W hile low levels In lakes and riv e n are beneficial for the health of those water bodies, low under­ ground water levels can pose pressure and saltwater int itn ision p re s­ lema for water, and can increase the likelihood for the formation o f sink holes. Las The annual holiday W ED Seminole team wins Run for the Kids jn ty ! Office team won the PODS Run for the Kids event, held Thursday morn­ ing at the Toys 'R Us store at the Florida Mall. PODS, (Portable On Demand Storage) was the sponsor of the ev en t The team consisted o f Sheriff Don Eslinger, Lt. Tbny Fannin, S g t Maryann Clelland and Deputy Dennis Lemma. The members com­ peted against teams from the Orange County Sheriff's Office and the Orllando Police Department Each agency had seven minutes to dash through the Toys 'R Us store and gather as many toys as passible. The Seminole County Sheriff's team was able to gather $9,131 worth, of toys. Since the team won first place, it also received a check for & 0 0 0 . The money was used to buy Fatality Altamonte Springs police ore seeking anyone who may have seen a vehicle crash involving a pedestrian, on Wednesday, 1 ncsdayDec. 13, at SR-436 and Lynchfield Avenue. A Hispanic female in her late 60s was attempting to cross SR-436 from the south side of the street As she entered the west­ bound lanes she was struck by two vehicles. Altamonte Springs Fire Department responded and transported her to Florida Hospital, Altamonte, but the woman was pronounced dead on arrival All names are being witoheld at the time bcin; :lng. iving iinformation Persons having regarding the incident arc asked •Pratt S Camara Stripping MEgan •Competing S Praprata additional toys. All of the toys were then delivered to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office for later distribution to needy children, to be handled by the Police Athletic League. The Orlando Police Department came in second and Orange County placed third. In all, the teams gath ered approximately $24,000 worth of toys ana wilt donate them toi the charities o f their choice. Jeffrey Michael Pelko, 21, of Lake Mary, was stopped by deputies on Lake Mary Boulevard Friday. He was charged with driving under toe • influence of alcohoL Officers learned he had been causing a disturbance at a local bar, and was given an additional charge of lewd and lasciviousi behavior. I to 190 pounds with dosely cropped hair. Anyone with information is asked to contact Investigator Dan Prast at 407-665-6722, or Crimeline at 1-800423-TIPS. EMn Tyre*, JR. Printing 4 Production Manager John Coffman Roma Lavender on watering for odd and evenly numbered addresses. Now, the SJRWMD is planning to limit outdoor irrigation to two days a week. The diatrict had previously rec­ ommended the reduction in outdoor watering but plans to make it mandatory next month. Latest figures for the 12-month rainfall in Sanford indicate a total of 33.32 inches have fallen from November 1999 through October 2000, a deficit of 15.49 inches below norma). • — ' Governing Board Chairman Bill Kerr is concerned that the drollght fa significantly, impacting undef- to contact Altamonte Springs Police at 407-339-2441. Traffic Stops Kaylum Glenn Manuel, 24, of Deltona, was stopped by sheriff's deputies early Friday, on 14 near a construction zone, when the deputy noticed the pickup truck being driven erratically. Manual was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, flecing/attempting to elude an pos­ officer; reckless driving,, and i session of narcotics equipment Patrida Rockwell, 42, of Myrtle Street, Sanford, was stopped by deputies after she reportedly ran over two mail­ boxes on Myrtle Avenue In Sanford. She was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Lyn Ho Schn, 40, of Orlando, was stopped Thursday by Longwood police on SR-434. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Larry Zolton Salma ria, 44, of - UCP C h ild D evelopm ent C enters will sponsor a su pport group for pateniris o f children w ith special needs. The first h alf o f the m eeting are dedicated to an educa­ tional topic. T he second portion is an inform al Reams Street, Longwood, was riding a bike when hie was... stopped by Longwood police < U S . Highway 17-92 Friday. y. Hi He was charged with driving under ................................ hoi. After the influence of alcohoL t being taken to jail. It was deter­ mined he w a is js o wanted on an active warrant for failing to ' on a charge of battery, “ : violence. lesday, Dec. at 9:30 a.m ., a t Sem inole Center, 201 Oak Avenue (First Presbyterian Church) In Sanford. For additional inform ation phone 407-322-6222. Robert Wayne Jolly, 42, Rusldn Street, Lake Mary, was stopped on West Crystal Lake Drive by Lake Mary police Friday. He was charged with driving under the influence. An off-road motorcycle, driven by Dpnald A. Tenner, 34, of William Cl|trk Court, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police on Hartwell Avenue Wednesday. He was charged with having no registration certificate and pos­ session of narcotics equipment The Seminole Herald .'.a . _______ Wednesday, Dec. 20, a t 1 a.m. a t Sw eetw ater Country Club, Longwood. Coat la $13 per person. Sandra G oard, supervisor o f Elections for Sem inole County w ill b e installing the 2001 officers in a spe­ cial ceremony. Special guest w ill b e Betty Spencer o f Safehouae o f Sem inole, w ho w ill receive wrapped gifts appropriate for m other* an a their c hil­ dren. For additional inform a­ tion phone 407-862-6626. Correction Nysha King, 3, was misidentifled as the Seminole Smile in tire D ec 13, edition of the Seminole Herald. W e w e lc o m e a n d e n c o u r a g e y o u r l e t t e n a n d c o m m en t!. A ll le tte r s m u st h a v e n a m e, a d d r e s s a n d p h o n e n u m b e r t o b e p u b lis h e d . “Sw ing Seminole County Since 1908” Sunday, Docember 17,2000 • Vol. S3, No. 62 ' Pubtthed avary Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspaper*, Inc. • 300 N. French Avt., Senlord, Fl_ 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 «Fax (407) 3234400 i.’ 1 a * V. ; 1• • ■ • ‘ ** - *2 a----1- n#»rn»f» i «- i------rr»G« Chary! Snath PenotScal Poetaga Paid at Santord. Florida and addtional m »*ng office* USPS *S12flO Poetmeater. Band eddraaa change* to The SEMINOLE HERALD p.o. Boa leer R epublic N ew spapers, Inc. 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As fnmimt OurproeeUe tagcPTtosatartngsadrwyertftiJtoeewJse |>j|A •IS r*it duriMlty • IWrtUrrt com covtrigt •CuttomCokn • Dm |1«2») SANFORD ^ C A S SE L B E R R Y 207 E. 25th 8L I I Winter Pw* Dr. Hwy434A427 I I *— 3 3 9 -4 8 8 3 J l— 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 J L — 3 3 9 - 7 3 6 5 - M a retetf/ b u ril BARFIELD PVNeS a IB O M E ——— JU S �4A Sunday. December 17. 2000 TtIKSKMINOli: IIKKAI.H O p in io n End Game DO YOU HAVE United States needs to find a new, simpler way o f voting In th e y e a rs to co m e , lo o k in g b a c k o n th e ev e n ts o f th is In cred ib le m o n th , A1 G o re w ill n o d o u b t re m em b e r th e 23 h o u rs b e g in n in g a t 4 p .m . o n Friday, D ec. 8 , a s th e h a p p iest ............................ h e w a s to know . F o r th at w a s w h en it alt ca m e tog ether, an d it w as p o ssib le — a ll too b rie fly — to v isu a liz e v icto ry a t last. F o r w ee k s h is sp o k esm e n , an d th e ir a llie s in th e m e d ia , h a d b e e n d ru m m in g in to th e p u b lic co n scio u sn e ss a g ro ss an d cy n ica l falseh o o d : th a t th ere ex iste d , in v a rio u s D e m o cra tic stro n g h o ld s aro u n d th e sta te , 14,000 b a llo ts th a t h ad , for so m e o b scu re re a ­ so n , n ev e r b ee n co u n te d a t all. WHUam T h e se w ere , in fact, th e so -ca lled "u n d e r­ Rusher v o te s "— b a llo ts o n w h ich th e v o te rs h ad • • • • • v o ted fo r o th e r o ffices, b u t n o t fo r th e p re si­ dency. T h e y h a d , in tru th , all b ee n co u n te d — in d eed , co u n ted tw ice: o n ce in th e o rig in al m ach in e co u n t an d ag ain d u rin g th e a u to m a tic m a ch in e reco u n t. In b o th ca ses, th e m a ch in e h ad rep o rted th at n o v o te had b e e n ca s t fo r p resid en t. B u t n o w th e G o re fo rces d em an d ed th at th e y b e co u n te d a third tim e, b y h a n d , in a d esp era te effo rt to find o n th em so m e in d icatio n o f th e v o te r 's su p p o sed " r e a l" in ten t — a clu e th at th e m a ch in e h ad m issed : a "d im p le " o n a ch a d , a scratch o f so m e so rt. "L e t th e v o te s b e c o u n te d " w en t th e m an tra, an d w h a t so u n d s m o re re aso n ab le th a n th at? A s p red icted in th is co lu m n , th e G o re fo rces fo u n d — fo r th e seco n d tim e in a ro w — a frie n d in th e F lo rid a S u p re m e C o u rt. F o u r o f its se v e n m e m b ers, w h o h a v e n e v e r tired o r sw erv ed in th e ir d e v o tio n to th e D e m o cra tic party, p ro m p t­ ly ord ered a m an u al re co u n t o f th e u n d e rv o te s, n o t o n ly in tn e sp e cified co u n tie s b u t in e v e ry co u n ty in th e sta te. T h e o th e r th ree ju s tic e s — a s it h a p p e n s, th e th ree m o st s e n io r ju d g e s o n tn e co u rt — a ll v ig o ro u sly d isse n te d , w ith th e ch ie f ju stic e g o in g s o fa r a s to sa y th e c o u rt's d ecisio n "w ill d o su b stan tial d a m a g e to ... th is co u rt a s a n in s titu tio n ." B y 8 a .m . th e n e x t m o rn in g th e co u n t w a s u n d e r w ay. W ith a b so lu te ly n o ag ree d stan d ard fo r d e term in in g th e v o te rs' a lleg ed in ten t, It w as e a sily p re d ic ta b le th at e n o u g h d im p les, p im p le s a n d sc ra tch es w o u ld b e fo u n d to p u sh M r. G o re In to th e le ad . O n ce h e w a s th ere, th e p o p u la r d em a n d to h a il h im a s th e w in n e r w o u ld e a s ily o v erw h e lm a n y a ctio n th a t m ig h t m e a n w h ile h a v e b e e n ta k e n b y th e F lo rid a le g isla tu re, o r a n y su b se q u e n t re sista n ce b y th e C o n g ress. A n d th e n , ju s t 2 3 h o u rs a fte r th e F lo rid a S u p re m e C o u rt's d e c isio n , th e re ca m e — " lik e a th u n d e rb o lt fro m th e h a n d o f G o d " — th e o rd e r o f th e S u p re m e C o u rt o f th e U n ite d S ta te s sto p p in g th e m a n u a l re co u n t in its tra ck s a n d o rd er­ in g a fu ll re v ie w o f th e F lo rid a c o u rt's actio n . In th e h isto ry o f ju risp ru d e n ce , th e re c a n n o t h a v e b een m a n y co u rt o rd ers s o p o rte n to u s a n d s o u tte rly sh atterin g . O f th e m a n y le sso n s fid s w h o le fan tastic ep iso d e h as ta u g h t u a, su re ly o n e o f th e m o st im p o rtan t is th a t w e m u st d e v ise so m e n e w a n d sim p le r w ay o f v o tin g . I ca n rem em ­ b e r a s a c h ild a cc o m p a n y in g m y m o th er w h en sh e w e n t to re g iste r to v o te in Illin o is. S h e w as requ ired , a m o n g o th er th in g s, to p ro v e th a t sh e co u ld read , an d I sa w (a n a still ) n o th in g w ro n g w ith that. B ut literacy te sts lo n g a g o w , an d n o w ad ay s sy stem ste m a tic "G e t O u t w e n t o u t th e w in d oow Ives re b rin g in g to the p o llin g pLla ces m a n y th e V o te * d riv e s ar a re the' po th o u sa n d s o ffp eo p lile w h o are fu n ctio n ally Illiterate. Tb p u t su c h p e o p le in p n v a te b o o th s and ex p e ct th em to align* a b a llo t p ro p e rly a n d th en p u nch o u t, w ith a sty lu s, tin y s q u a re s or ca rd b o a rd n e x t to th e n am es o f th e ca n d id a tes o f th e ir c h o ic e is to ask , q u ite sim ply, th e im p o ssib le. O n e so lu tio n m ig h t b e to h av e th e v o te r d e c la re h is o r h e r d e s ire a n d th en h a v e a v o te cast to th a t e ffect w ith th e h e lp o f a n e le c tio n o fficial, p e rh ap s w ith R e p u b lica n a n d D e m o c ra tic p o ll-w atch e rs lo o k in g on. B u t th a t w o u ld e lim i­ n a te th e secrecy o f th e v o te. A n o th e r p o ssib ility w o u ld b e to h a v e v o te s ca st at h o m e, as a b se n te e b a llo ts n o w a re , b u t o n c e a g a in th e p rin cip le o f secrecy w o u ld b e a t risk , an d th e d a n g e rs o f im p ro p er p re ssu re m ig h t b e h ig h . In a n y ca se , if w e a s a n a tio n a re ab so lu te ly co m m itted to th e p ro p o sitio n th at ev e ry b o d y is e n title d to v o te , a n d I g u e s s w e a re , w e are g o in g to n a v e to fig u re o u t so m e fo o l­ p r o o f w a y o f le ttin g v o te rs re g iste r th e ir in ten t. • M M , N t m p c p t r EatofprlM A m o . B e rry ’s W o rld STANDARDS ON ' WHO'S NAUGHTY OR N IC E ? o ia ^ titm w n ie F r •woo Your View Sierra Club wants to keep Ft. M ellon Park Editor’s Note: Thefollow ing let­ ter was sent to Sanford Mayor Larry Dale from Bruce Hossfield o f the Sierra Club on Dec. 12., atul teas also forw arded to the Seminole Herald as a letter to the editor. Dear M ayor Dale: As Growth Management Chair o f the Centra! Florida Sierra Club, I am writing to express the Club's opposition to the city of Sanford’s proposal to lease Fort Mellon Park for the development of a hotel and con­ vention complex. The Sierra Club believes that great open spaces play a critical part in bringing vitality to cities. Fort Mellon Park is on urban open space that brings the beauty of Lake Monroe to the clti/ens of Sanford. It is a place for people, not for a hotel. The Sierra Club is also con­ cerned about the stormwater impact that additional water­ front development will have upon Lake Monroe. We arc con­ cerned about the affects of such development on the lake's wildlife, as the lake serves as a habitat for migratory and wad­ ing birds. Furthermore, It is our understanding that the promot­ ers of this development plan to include a large fishing or boat­ ing pier that could become a source of solid waste and other pollutants. The Sierra Club dives not oppose the concept o f a conven­ tion center to serve Seminole County. However, we do oppose its proposed location at Fort Mellon Park. We point out that other, superior sites have been suggested for this project, including along the 1-4 corridor. Wc urge that these other sites be given preference in Seminole County's search for a home for its convention center. Very truly yours, Bruce Hossfield Growth M anagement Chair Central Florida Sierra Club Cox questions election actions Seminole counties that illegal activity has become public knowledge. And, it was done by welleducated people who know the laws. But, since they are not In prison, nor arc they ‘ handslapped," I want to now make my reservation for weeks of use of the election offices, and this includes for my friends and members of the Democratic party, and also the legal presi­ dent A1 Gore. Since my parents always taught honesty, this corruptic of life is new and shocking me. Corruption pie is for one? l b the ed ito r It is only Martin and P e o p le are not all equ al in ev ery [ Fredrika Keefer is an 8-year•reference to leaner body types n selecting 300 students from old girl who likes to dance, just this year's M 0 0 applicants? like ner mother and grand­ Yes, for the same rea­ mother before her. She ............ ............. son UC Berkeley can relishes playing the reject students based on lead role of Clara in the mental prowess and a Pacific Dance Theater's fashion modeling "Petite Nutcracker." So school can reject stu­ perhaps she Is not as dents based on comeli­ shy as many fourthness. Every institution graders. But 1 wonder has standards that now she feels about her weed out those who are body being s topic of less likely to succeed. I public discussion. Joan know this flics in the Fredrika and her Ryan face o f American ideals. m other filed suit because, as her mother • • • 1 • • • But the reality is that all men and women are uts it, she "did not not created equal. •ve the right body type to be Like it or nut, the ethereal, accepted" by the San Francisco elongaled body that can float Ballet School. "M y daughter is on air is part of the look and very sophisticated, so she feel of classical ballet. You and I understands why we're doing might think ballet would be th is," Krissy Keefer said. "And iust as pleasing with larger the other kids think she’s a bodies. But most of those who celebrity." vractice the art disagree, which There is no question Keefer « their right. ’Ib is doesn't mean raises a powerful point in her that women with different complaint. The values placed on an unnaturally thin body for body types cannot become pro­ fessional dancers. They just female performers drives some have to find a different type of dancers to potentially fatal eat­ dance — jazz, tap, modern — ing disorders. But that isn't just as athletes have to find exactly the issue here. This is: sports that fit certain body Docs the San Francisco Ballet types. A tall, blocky man, for School have the right to give R E example, could not be a jockey, but he could play baseball. Having written extensively about the damaging pressures on young female gymnasts and figure skaters, I understand Keefer's concerns about body type. But for me, the more dis­ turbing issue in this story Isn't about weight but age. The San Francisco Ballet School is very clear and open about the fact it is strictly a training ground for profession­ al dancers. "W e are not a recre­ ation department," said a ballet spokeswoman. In other words, children at age 8 arc already training for adult careers. By age 12 o r 13, tiie children are training so much that they cither begin homeschooling or attend a school that accommodates the training schedule. The child has thrown all her eggs into this one little bosket at an age when most kids can barely decide what to wear to school In the morning. And the child knows the parents are paying lots of money for this great opportuni­ ty The ballet school usually has a psychologist to counsel the students, but at the moment there is not one on si the parents arc given no ing by the school on th their daughters might encounter as they climb the ^ ballet ladder, weight issues, physical ailments, social isola­ tion, psychological pressure. Just as in elite gymnastics and figure skating, these chil­ dren are In legal limbo. They arc neither hobbyists nor pro­ fessionals. There is no safety net for them, no arm o f govern­ ment that makes sure that the adults in their lives watch out for their best interests. Keefer said she would drop her lawsuit if the school accept­ ed her daughter. The San Francisco Ballet School offers the best training in the Bay Area, she said. Fredrika, how­ ever, has said she is quite happy dancing where she is. Still, the mother gets to decide w hat's best for her daughter's dancing career. The child 1b clearly too oung to make such a decision, 8'el, in the skewed logic of elite athletics and dancing, she is not too young to pay the price for it. O 2000, N tM »p «p * i U l i i p r i H A h a . From Ato Z ftlAUGi AMO *J1AH T lA H , IF YOU VCRg u w rcA s fo r a o r ea n p fktfft, * 0 ‘P IWALLW F « AH OWN EfitifcF ATTRACTION H EA £ IH WASHINGTON. " j4 Finally the nation has a president elect. The roller coaster election o f 2000 cam e to an end with Vice President Gore conceding the elec­ tion to Gov. Bush Wednesday evening. Speeches by both men were considered excellent and given high m arks by Democrats and Republicans. So we asked several people, -D o you think the speeches that Bush cu d Gore gave s e t . the right m ood to unite the country T f They were lorced to by pressure Irom the public. I thought Bush was genuine, but Gore was forced to say what he did by the Democratic Parly to set the mood lor him to run (or office In 2004. Jack Klamper. Winter Park I didn't watch the speeches. I'm just sick ot hearing about It. Neither one was setting a good mood for the country. The country just wants someono to be In office. Rachel All, Casselberry Absolutely, they both did an outstand­ ing job. I was impressed with Gore's speech. Bush was very conciliatory. Kelvin Averbuch, Lake Mary I found there was no cynicism. Both candidates were try* Ing to make amends. There were no last minute Til gel even* speeches. Both men acted like gentleman. Larry Trolse, Lake Mary Yes, I thing the speeches set the right mood. Gore got very emotional, and that was touching. Gore's speech was down to earth and realistic. Kamllah Perry, Longwood �r ", Iff Sunday. December 17. 2(I(M T he S eminole Herald E rra n t golf balls are driving force behind neighbors’ anger G enerations — C ontinued from P ig s 1A ond year for the pen pal pro­ gram. Students chose their pen .pals from a list o f names In 'August and began exchanging ;letters with the seniors. There ■were about four or five letter exchanges between the two generations during the four Imonths. • "The seniors really enjoy it because a lot of them don't have contact with young peo­ ple," McConnell said, "A nd, as i thcy correspond, they find out 1they have a lot o f things in ! common, regardless of the gen­ eration gap. "A nd, both groups really like to talk about their pets." Fifth-grader Scvle Fllosofos gave her pen pal, Anjel Ocolon, a box of Codiva chocolates and several holiday decorations during their first meeting. Ocolon, who is from Puerto Rico and now resides In Lake Mary, was very excited about his gifts and said he really enjoyed his visit with his young pen pal. "The gifts arc just beautiful," he said. "This has really been ' n ice." During their visit with each other, Ocolon told the t fifth-grader about his days in the Navy and living In Chicago. "I couldn't wait to meet him ," Fllosofos said. "And, I will probably continue writing him even after the program is finished." Fourth-grader Thomas O 'D ay spent his time with Raymond Aloge's talking By Jo fl D eSantla Staff Writer Destiny Surtes, a fifth-grader at Lake Mary Elementary School, meets her pen pal Opal Ptymalo. about family. "I learned that he has three kids and one is a pediatrician, one Is a fireman and that his daughter lives in Coral Springs," O'Day said. "We talked mostly about every day kind of things." Senior pen pals is just one of many activities in the "Students Spreading Acts of Kindness" program. This year, the group raised more than $1,700 for the Makc-A-Wlsh Foundation and also raised money to purchase Christmas gifts for children In Seminole County who may otherwise not receive one. Better Living For Seniors Incentives i F i f a 1A The total state contribution will be $791000. Commissioner Grant Maloy was the lone dissenting vote, maintaining his frequent stance that taxpayer money should not be used for economic Incentive proprams. Commit isaioners Dick Van Der Weide, Carlton Henley, Randy Morris, and Daryl McLain were J u n if ie d tn t h e ir s u p p o r t o f th e program, collectively saying the return on investment Was attractive for the county and is another step in diversifying the County's employment base. . "These are the types o f jobs , we need to be looking to bring ' to Seminole in addition to the high tech ond service sector positions." Henley added he felt employ­ ment diversification was healthy for the County's overall employment picture the county Under Ithe ‘ plan ‘ llspcree $12,000 o f the would dl incentive In Fiscal Year (FY) 2001 /2002, another $19,500 In FY 2002/2003; $49,500 In FY 2003/2004; $49,500 In FY 2004/2005; $37500 In FY 2005/2006, and $30,000 in FY . 2006/2007. Projected anticipated return on investment is $38,590 per year to the County's General Fund. The average yearly dis- 5A bursement is $33,000 per year. The incentive repayment period based on the countywide advalorem revenue Is 1 5 years. Projected annual School Board tax revenue would be $81,099. Bank of New York, Inc., satis­ fies the requirement for a target Industry and satisfies the State qualifications for Inclusion In tnc Florida Qualified Targeted Industry Tax Refund program. Hank of New York, Inc., i . a provider o f mutual fund valua­ tion services to mutual fund corporations and out-of-state banking and trust services. Meals on Wheels to Erovide* omebound seniors, home repairs, homemaker assistance and transportation to medical appointments and shopping. For more Information about the Better Living for Seniors or to make a donation, call 407333-8877. SAN FORD — Anyway you slice it, residents of the Regal Pointe Apartments and others close to tnc Lake Mary Golf Driving Range arc teed-off over errant golf balls striking their homes and damaging tneir automobiles. After numerous letters of complaint were filed with coun­ ty staff, the Board of County Commissioners this week gave course owners 60 days to install additional safety netting at the facility, located at the com er of Lake Emma Road and Lake Mary Boulevard, or face code violations and possible public nuisance charges. In 1991 the Board granted a Special Exception to permit a golf driving range to utilize the retention area at the back of the Lake Mary Centre for recre­ ational purposes. The Special Exception was approved with conditions. One condition of approval, and a commitment made by the applicant, Dave Vander Lende, stipulated that if complaints regarding golf balls leaving the property were lodged with the commission, "proper netting" would have to be installed. Since that time, owners of the driving range have installed 40 foot high netting along the West side in attempts to alleviate the problem. Still complaints per­ sists and with the construction of Regal I’ointe Apartments on the range's East side, com­ plaints arc mounting, apart­ ment windows are being smashed, and automobiles in the adjacent parking lots are being struck. Commissioner Randy Morris said he's personally been to the driving range and viewed the problems. "The owners arc good people and they've tried to cooperate. I’ve been out there when teenagers have purposefully tried to hit balls over the net­ ting. It’s a tough problem to deal with, especially with the construction of the new apart­ ment complex." In their letters to county staff, nearby apartment dwellers have written they've made numerous attempts to discuss the problem with the owners of the driving range to no avail, have been forced to install Plexiglas windows in adjacent apartments, and one wrote that not only has her car been struck twice, but she was recently pinged in the arm by a flying golf ball, resulting in a large black-and-blue bruise. One res­ ident has threatened legal action against the driving range. In discussing remedies, County Attorney R o b e rt" McMlllen said me issue could be dealt with by citations for code enforcement or from a public nuisance stand point. Commission Dick Van Der Wcide chuckled that it could be years before code enforcement would actually solve the prob­ lem. By unanimous vole the board instructed course owners to mount additional safety netting along the East side o f Inc dri­ ving range and repair holes and open areas of the existing West side netting within 60 days. Seminole County museum offers local history books Front Staff R eports The Museum of Seminole County History and the Seminole County Historical Society arc offering a number of local history books, and sug­ gesting they make excellent Christmas gifts. TWo of the books have just recently been released. "The History of Monroe", new this season. Includes the histories of Monroe Station, St. Joseph's Colony, Booker Town and the town of Monroe. The book was researched and writ­ ten by Charlie Carlson and Christine Kinlaw-Bcst. "Seminole County; Black America Series" by Altermese Smith Bentley. A local black his­ tory pictorial of Seminole County, also new this season. "The Last Ride" by Patrick Smith and Glen "Pec Wee" Mercer, former bull riding champion. "I Got My Dress Tall Wet In Soda Creek" by Charlie Carlson, based on diaries of Gladys E. Hawkins. "Before the Timber was Cut" by Gilbert Tucker. Tire books arc now on sale at the Museum of Seminole County History, at Five Points. The museum is open Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. until noon, and 1 until 4 p.m. It is also open Saturdays from 1 until 4 p.m. For additional information, phone 407-321-2489. B r is s o n F u n era l H o m e a cce p tin g m a teria l fo r W W I I reg istry From S ta ff R eports nent public display. Ground breaking for the memorial was held on Veteran's Day, Nov. H. Brisson Funeral Home In Sanford has been designated the local registration site Persons who served In the armed forces during World War It as well as anyone who for veterans of World War 11. helped the war effort on the home front is Thousands of funeral homes across the eligible to have hie or her name Included In nation have made a commitment to help this special regiatry. create a national Registry of Remembrances There is no cost to enroll. for the National World War fl Memorial, ft The registry will honor those Americans is to be constructed on the Mall in the Nation's Capital, and will remain on perma­ who worked in defense-related industries or factories, recycled material needed for the war effort or provided other support that helped create the U S . arsenal of democracy. Anyone can register his or her own name, family members' or friends' names. Registry enrollment, will bp undeHvlfy11 through December 31 »yOrt!«on funetiu* Home, 905 Laurel Avenue In Sanford ’ between the liours'bf 9 aim .'and 4 p .in .J w addition al information phone 407-322-2131. T - H •E - A - T - R •E for the Performing Arts Cfol yicw$of Cjftcoi ]ou B y Carole Reindl and Deana Schott “A sto ry o f A n g els a n d th e birth o f J e su s” SATURDAY, JAN. 6 8:00 P.M. A n original C h ristm as M usical Presented by: ADULTS $35.00 CHILDREN/SENIORS $30.00 H O LY CRO SS LU TH ER A N C H RU CH 7 6 0 N. Sun D rive • L ak e M ary, F L 3 2 7 4 6 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: On Lake M ary B lvd ., A cross from A lbertson's Plaza (407)321-8111 S atu rd ay, D ecem ber 1 6 ,2 0 0 0 HELEN S T A IR S T H E A T R E And L O C A T E D IN Sunday, D ecem ber 1 7 ,2 0 0 0 A t 7 :3 0 p.m . • F re e Admission HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANFORD 201 MAGNOLIA AVE. \ �P ag e 6\ Sumln)', Dmrmbcr 17. 2(MM) T llE SEMINOIJ. IlERA li) SCC issues safety alert for the Dec. 25th solar eclipse By Laurent Pellerln come by. #12 welder's glass is not safe and may cause cataracts or other eye problems in the With the last Solar Eclipse of future. And no, you can not put the Millennium occurring on two pieces of #7 welder's glass Christmas Day this year, when together to make a #14. It does­ children and adults will not be in n’t work that way. school or work, we expect many I'm sure you've seen a demon­ Central Floridians to view it. stration of starting a fire with a But with so many likely to magnifying glass. Well, tele­ receive binoculars and tefescopes scopes and binoculars are! very ver for Christmas, the potential for werful magnifying glasses. I serious and permanent eye ve held three conies of our injury is correspondingly high. lanetarium newsletter, Solar eclipses arc amazing lightSights, (12 pages) up to a sights to see, but if due care is telescope eyepiece and then not exercised, they can be the removed the special solar filter last sight ever to be seen by an from the front of the telescope. individual. We are therefore ask­ Tire focused sunlight bums a ing all Central Florida News hole through all 12 pages, like a Media for assistance in spread­ laser beam, in less than 3 sec­ ing the word about Solar Eclipse onds. The eyepiece lens cracked Safety. in less than 4 seconds. We at tlic Seminole Imagine what would happen Community College Planetarium to your eye if it were placed in Sanford will be holding a free where the newsletters were? Solar Eclipse Party where the Only use special Mylar or public may safely view this his­ glass filters that am specifically toric event through our profes­ made for use with telescopes, sionally filtered telescopes. Our and fit over the front end of the telescopes will be set up from 11 telescope, thereby blocking a.m. to 2 p.m. in front of the 99.999% of the Sun's light and SCC Planetarium at 100 Weldon 100% of the ultraviolet and lllvd, Sanford, Florida. infrared (heat,) from ever enter­ ing the telescope. Looking at the Sun without special equipment will result in Many telescopes come with permanent eye Injury. "solar filters" that fit In the eye­ Every eclipse, rumors spread piece. But they sometimes crack about using welder's glass, film under the intense heat of the negatives, Mylar balloons, CDs, focused sunlight, and it only etc.. But these methods are not takes a split second to do perma­ safe. Welder's glass needs to be nent injury to your eye. at least #14, which is hard to Some telescopes come with Special to the Herald G E Starting Saturday, Dec. 16, the Seminole County Sheriff's Office Operation Right Track will begin a program exclusively for chil­ dren age 10 through 12. Operation Right Track is a boot camp to be offered on Saturdays, to youth who have been ordered to attend by the courts, or arc there as part of a crime diversion program, or by parental referral. According to Operation Right Track program coordinator C. Ray Vinson, the new program for 10 through 12 year olds lias about 30 enrollecs. Up until this point, the younger children have been enrolled in the same pro­ gram as the older youths, litis new program will be geared toward tnc younger participants. Vinson says most of them have been referred to the program by a parent or guardian. In June, Operation Right Track began an ambitious effort. With the help of school resource the Brevard County Milestones School, which had a negative balance of $178,433 In June 1999. Through debt forgiveness and School Infrastructure Thrift (SIT) Funds, the school Is now operating with a positive fund balance. However, staff indicat­ ed the school would still be in a deficit position if it had not received the one-time funds. According to Dan Snowbergcr, Ramsay Educational Services director of school projects, char­ ter schools, through new legisla­ tion, arc now granted their share of Capital Outlay funds, allowing for organizers to better budget and plan facility and cap­ ital needs. He also indicated the Brevard school has maintained and increased its reserve during the 2000-2001 operational year. Plans for the Milestones Community School of Seminole include an enrollment estimate of 260 students in kindergarten through sixth grade, with the facility locatcain the Altamonte Springs area. Leadership is pro­ vided by a corporate board and a local charter school board, which is already established and includes H.G. "Butch" Bundy, Ken Jones and Karen Pitt as members. School staff also indicate d Thursday they are concerned about the lack of a specific site location and the grade structure of the proposed charter school. Staff recommended the school be limited to grades K-5, which is the district's elementary model, and because the school system already has a middle school "at risk" charter school "solar projector screens" tliat work similar to the pinhole pro­ jector described below, using tire telescope in place of the foil pin­ hole to get a magnified image. But remember, the intense heat of the focused sunlight can still bum someone if they get between the eyepiece and the projected image. Solar filter "glasses" arc avail­ able in the January issue of Astronomy Magazine on news­ stands now. These arc safe to use provided that you use them only with your eyes. Do not attempt to use them with binoc­ ulars or telescopes. A simple and inexpensive solar eclipse projector can be made out of two pieces of card­ board or heavy paper. Cut a hole in one piece, cover it with aluminum foil, and then make a neat pin hole in tire foil with a straight pin. Hold the second piece of cardboard (preferably while) in the shadow of the one with the pin hole. Move it closer or farther away until you get a nice sham picture of the Sun projected through tire pin hole onto the second piece of card­ board. Always stand with your back to the Sun while doing this. Of course, the best and safest way to view this Christmas Eclipse Is to come to the SCC Planetarium and use our tele­ scopes from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For further information con­ tact Assistant Director Laurent Pellerin at 407-32S-2409. Sheriff expands Operation Right Track youth program From Staff Reports Decision----------Continued from P i| « 1A d ep t police officers, children at risk were identified. Parental involvement was sought, includ­ ing participation parenting class­ es. Through those efforts, the program for the younger chil­ dren came about. To date, 3,750 children have taken part in Operation Right Track, which has been conducted by tltc Seminole County Sheriff's office since April, 1997. For more information, contact C. Ray Vinson at 407-665-2408. sponsor, which is the school board, may approve a charter for a charter school before the applicant has secured a potential site if it is necessary for the applicant to raise working capital. As for grade structure, ne said local charter school board members believe some sixth graders can benefit foot t an additional year in the elementary environment The charter school will also limit its enrollment of sixth, graders. , Following presentation* by staff members and Snowberger, mass s.i a s * o ff NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN NO JOB TOO S M A L L WE 0 0 IT ALL!!! 2 5 OFF ON SALE NOW! 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Manager Richard Bradshaw......Production M anager Jason Dalton......Sales & Marketing “S e e T h e s e S p e c i a l i s t ” Call Today NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN SERVICE (407) 323-2422 or (407) 767-5507 Licensed • Bonded • Insured! W e S e r v e S a n fo r d . L a k e M ary . A ll S e m i n o l e C o u n t y & s u r r o u n d i n g a r e a s . i T h e CARPET•UPHOLSTERY♦DRAPERYCLEANING 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 HOLIDAY SPECIAL Department of Education any charter denial by a district school board. "Seminole County's doubts are hurting the reputation of Milestones," Snowbergcr said. "The counties who have had the most experience working with Milestones, and Ramsay as a contractor, have obviously no concern about the working rela­ tionship or the track record of this organlzatk n. "W hile we accept the fact that each county is different, the exis­ tence of a positive relationship In other districts should be consid­ ered by the Seminole County School Board." school board members agreed to submit any questions they had to staff, whicn will present the questions to Snowbergcr during an upcoming meeting. Hagerty withdrew his recommendation to deny the application. "We're wiping the slate clean and starting over," Board Chairman Sandra Robinson said. Snowberger said Milestones would like to work with the school system. The organization does not want to open a school in Seminole under the authority of the state Department of Education. According to state law, an applicant may appeal to the state OF N O RTH S E M IN O L E �TIIESKMINOLK HERALD Sunday. Dm-mlrer 17. 200(1 7/\ B u sin ess N otes Cheap blenders rise above m ix Jay At T h i Saturday, Dec. 16, will be dollar day at the Central Florida Zoological Parle Admission will be reduced to just one dollar as a holi­ day gift from the zoo to the citizens. Featured from 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and throughout the afternoon, there will be holiday treats for creatures great and small. The Ele­ phants, hippo and sloth will enjoy extra large wreaths decorated with delicious fruit and veg­ etable slices. Primates may devour colorful fruit kabobs and birds will peck at pine cones sprinkled with seed. Guests are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item for the Pets and People Food Drive, with donated items to support three Seminole County charities. How many food-preparation tire smoothest or the most even appliances does your kitchen mixture rated tire highest. really need? Convenience — including gixxl controls and easy The basic choic­ cleanup — also es consist of factored into tire blenders (rotating FROM blades in a cov­ score. CONSUMER ered jar), food What we found REPORTS is tliat a big price processors tag and a lot of (machines that can power don't chop, slice, shred, always track with puree and knead superior performance, lire topdough) and mixers (capable of rated Krups 239 (S40) and lire tasks from whipping cream to Braun MX2050 ($50) did better • kneading dougn). (Iran blenders costing quite a bit Food processors may be the more. And inexpensive blenders do-it-oll darlings of TV cooks, but like tire liraun MX21XK) and Black blenders are the hands-down choice of most consumers, largely U Decker UL500, both $3(1, turned nut smooth mixtures, while some on the strength of several activi­ bigger, fancier mixlcls left fixxl ties: pureeing vegetables, making lumpy. milkshakes and fruit drinks, and When you're shopping for a crushing ice. blender, don't Ire dazzled by a We tested 22 regular blenders, Lamborghini-like gearbox: Three priced from $25 to $170, and two or five speeds on a blender arc $300-plus models. We included brands like Hamilton Beach and adequate. A dozen closely spaced ones are overkill. Also, we prefer Ostc as well os Culsinart, KitchenAid and Krups, and prod­ a glass jar to a plastic or stainless steel one because it's heavier and uct pioneer Waring, whose retrogenerally more stable. look models are among the most expensive. The ma O M ll,C i< iM iim m l)n tin Inc. machines that produced Industrial Facility Realvest Partners, Inc. of M aitland, recently negotiat­ ed the sale o f a 60,000 square foot industrial building and Its three acre site at 600 Technological Park in Lake Mary. Michael Heidrich, director o f indus­ trial and land at Realvest, and a partner o f the firm, negotiated the transaction on Dehalf o f Smith/Worsnop Partnership, the seller, John H. Talton Enterprises, Inc. of Apopka, acquired the facility for $2.4 million. Rebuilt bowling lanes now operating Location: Airport Lanes bowl­ ing facility Is located at 190 East Airport Boulevard In Sanford, aast ot U.8. Highway 17-92. Management: The facility la one of three owned by the same company, with all three under the leadership ot Ray Koeheler. Locally, co-managers ere Qreg Volper, formerly with Aioma Lanes In Winter Perk, end Jam es Higgs, Jr., formerly with Classic Lanes In Tavares. Official President Community National Bank o f mid-Florida has named acting president Michael Scures as president and chief executive officer. He was named acting prealpendlng approvi la tors. IBank regulators. M ike! Hattaway H said the approval has how been received. Scures joined Community National Bank as senior vice president and named acting president three months ago. B ill Heard Now O pen Three years after acquir­ ing Ken Rummel Chevrolet on U.S. Highway 17-92 in Sanford, William “BUT Heard, the w orld's largest Chevrolet retailer, has opened the nation's largest Chevrolet dealership, a 36acre facility on Highway 46 at Interstate^ in Sanford. The d e f lerahip will em ploy a staff o f over 500, ranging from certified childcare specialists to information technology personnel. The 175,000 square foot luxury showroom is report­ ed to be the nation's largest, and the sales department will be open until midnight. The service and body and parts divi­ sions, capable of servicing 800 cars per day, w ill be open 18 hours a day. The official opening is December 19. 1 C onstruction: Yet unftn* !> Ished. "We began a massive cleanup of the former bowling alley back In February,* Volper U nde r «* C o n stm ctto ^f MS A irport L a n a said. *and we didn't finish tha |ob until Dec. 7.* He said there wea a great deal of work to be done, with much ol It still being completed. Completion Date: Volper said bowling alley started with league play on Decomber 7, and bowlers may now stop In, but. there won't be an official grand opening until afler the first ot the year. FYI: Airport Lanas will have 32 lanes, with the entire Interior In a new style Cosmic Package approach, complete with black lighting, laser lights, end lanes end pint that glow In the dark. Facilities Include a Pizza Hut Express lor food, a 32-toot long bar (liquor license expected any day), tlx television sets, dart games, pool tables, a |uko box, and various video games. For the actual bowling, Volper said everything Is state-of-theart Brunswick equipment. •* \' % . VvJv H w tld photo by Tom m y Vlnctnt sort Lanas wilt hav e 3 2 lan aa, with the entlte Intorlot in a now la Cotmlc Package approach, com plete with black lighting, laser its, and lanes and pins that glow In the dark. Fa d uties Include a ra Hut Express tor food and a 32-loo t long bar. Seminole II Santa Toy Drive under way Florida's Tbmplke has kicked off Seminole 11 Santa Tby Drive. The purpose of this program is to collect 950 toys for the deserving boys and girls at Wicklow Elementary School in Sanford. Wicklow is located scrota the street from the Seminole Expressway Project 2 Construction site. The drive will continue through D ec 19, with the good­ ies to b e given to the children on Dec. 20. School Principal Beverly Perrault said the majority of her students are from very lowincome families. This program is a way for those associated with construction of the Seminole Expressway Project 2 to spread joy this holiday sea­ son by giving back to the com­ munity. Anyone who wishes can donate a toy for a child between age 5 and 12 at the Seminole Expressway Project 2 Public Information Office, 1221 Rinehart Road, Sanford. Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions T Y H f t iih somebody could ^ M ^ h e l p you put your car insurance puzzle together? As a local professional independent insurance agency represent­ Adoptic Florida Solar Technology, Inc. of Sanford plans to adopt two needy Seminole County families for Christmas. Florida Solar Sales and Marketing Coordinator Shirli Goodman Maid she is busy reviewing letters from more than 1,000 families to select two the company ill host for a gift-giving lun­ cheon before Christmas Day. Goodman said Florida Solar is also serving as a collection point for giftwrapped toys to be given out bln the “Baby Deeiay" romotion sponsored by * radio 106.7. "W e're getting ready for the holidays by looking for ways to serve our commu­ nity,* she said. *lt's an annual tradition around her,* said Florida Solar President Skip West. ing Auto-Owners Insurance Company, we're up to the challenge. For peace Orlando International Airport T r a v e l T ip s ••• of-mind • Arrive at l u s t 90 minutes before flights protection Thu. JAN. 19 THRU fun. JAN. 21 • Expanded Parking-Satellite Red Lot opens December 18th off South Airport Boulevard and all your Insurance • Call airtina to confirm flight needs, contact us RICHAAO WUt ft ED W A T E R H O U SE • Consider SateUita Parking with □ □ □ □ □ a continuous free shuttle service today! xAuto.Ownersinsurance Buy tickets at w w w .rin g U n g .c o m • Drop off passengers, then park fM fc s lm a s fe r • Us# curbside check-in U li Hcnw Car BuakwM <EJb ‘Jle obW V or call U ' TO N Y R U IS I 2 * 7 8 S . F r e n c h A ve. Sanford terminal Parking Rites $12.00 daily up to 4 days $15.00 daily thereafter Satellite farking Halts $6.00 daily AA/IAVION AUTHORITY j UUDA Box Office 07) * 39-3900 For Information call (407) 849-2020 • Groups (407) 849-2014 For more information call 407.825.PARK (7 275) www.state.fLus/goaa TICKET PRICES STARTING AT $11.75 (Service charges and handling fees may apply; no service charge at Arena Co* Office.) 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 t d i e m m i i A -*tr outlets, Arena MJKL. �T iif. S eminole Hihai d I’iig c HA Sunday, Dm-mbcr 17.2<mo L eg a l s NOTICE OF ACTION OF CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEEIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO : 00 DR-4RS2 02D^L \U HE THE MARRIAGE OF TRUOY LYNN NORRIS end DONALD ALLEN NORRtS HuMnirvl R^ftpomlont NOTICE OF ACTION TO DONALD AU EN NORRIS (RetiOtncH UnAno^n) YOU ARE MERE BY NOTIFIED that a Petit ion Am Dtti^uton of Man tag* lu » btcn M l ttraj comrvnc'xl in tfw* Court ®ntl you i r i iwy^riKj to urtve ■ copy of your written detent i»*. it any. to A on ALAN J ELKINS, ESQUIRE, attorney lor FeMiorwr TRUDY LYNN NORRIS. wh •dckfrtt It 2101 W«*tl Commtrcial BtaJ. Sude MOO. Fort Lauderdale Florida 31309 end file the original with the clef* of lh® above tfyled court on or belore Oecemlwr 25. ?000. Glhemlso a default w i be erilered egaintt you tor the rebel prayed tor m the Petition IN* notce thaH be pubHehed once each weeh lor lour contecuthre weeks -n toe SFMlNOLE HERALD WITNESS my hand and the taaf ol »4'd court at Sanford Seminole County, f iorlda IMt ?0th day of tAnwnbet, ,3000. A 7RUE CO«’V CtrcuS Court Seal MAnYANNE MORSE A* Clerk, C h tu A Court. Seminole County Florida By Ba nera Andefion At Def’ rfy C lei ALAN J LIKINS. ESQUIRE n o t Weil Commnrctoi BMJ fortlaudeidale. Flofidl 11309 (t»M)F33 1300(F07|P30 1177 rubltkh November 26 an J Oecerrtoer 3 10. 17, r000 U2I4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Cate Number.00 CA 647-1S-B ARCEl 10 VALENTIN Plaintf, v* RAMONA BRYANT end WALTER R BRYANT Defan tents NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE hMco Is hereby g<ven tfiat. pur­ suant to the FmaP Judgement of Poredotur* dated November 24, 2000 and entered to Civil C a w Number 00 C A 667 15 B ol the Circuit Court of tlia Ninth Judicial Circuit in and lot Seminole County. Ftonda whereto A/ceko Valentto. toe Plaintiff and Ramona Bryant and Walter R Bryan! are Defendants, I will evil lo toe Ngheti bidder for cash at toe FRONT DOOR O f THE SEMI N O IE CO UN TY COURTHOUSE. 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford, Ftonda 3277 M 292. Semtnoie County, Florida, ai II :QQ am on lha ?Bth day of December. 2000, toe to! towing described property as set lortn to wed Fmat Judgmerrt. lo wfl Lot 13 and 14. Block Q. Santendn BfNtogis. Tract M M&KnlinQ to the S. Pag* 41 d lha p ib c record, ot Sammol# County Ftonda WITNESS my hand and lha ottoal teal ot thlt Honorable Court, ttv, lit day of December. 2000 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol tha Cecuk Court By Mary Slroupa Deputy dark L A OcmaJax. Law Office*. P A 133 W Central Bivd Su-ta 480 Orlando. FL 32801 Talephone (407*849 8389 Pubkah December 10. 12.2000 V088 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. X C A -8 9 7 -1 4 4 NOII WE ST BANK MINNESOTA. N A . AS TR USTEE FOR CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF SACO I. INC . SERIES 1989-2. sandra r gray,an y unknow n SPOUSE OF SANDRA F GRAY. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION OF FLORIOA. A NON PROFIT FLORIDA CORPORATION AND ANY UNKNOWN PARTY IN POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY SOUGHT TO BE FORECLOSED HEREIN, Defendant! i) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE la hereby grven that, purtuanl lo a Fatal Judgement In lha above-Mated caaa at tha Cacud Court ol tha Eighteenth Judicial Cecul kt and lor Sammofe Coreky. Florida, at winch Norweat Bank Minna,ora. N A , Aa Truttee For Certdcata Holder, Ol SACO I, Inc. Sanaa 1999 2 a the Ptanurt and Sandra F. Gray Any Unknown Spouaa ol Sandra F Gray and Government Employee, Credit Union ol Ftonda, ANomProM Florida Corporation, la v a tha Defemtora, I arid M i To tha l , g m l and b a « tad dai ka cam at 301 N. Park Avarua. Sanford, Florida 32771, Semoofe County Couithouta. on alap, ol cuurBmjM. ai 11XX) a m on lha 2nd day ol January. 2001. lha Mowing deecrdted property a* M l lonh at aw cedar Id Fatal Judgment UNIT NO t U O OF SPRING WOOD VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM. AND AN UNOIVIOED INTEREST IN 1HE LAND COMMON CLEMENTS AND COMMON EXPENSES APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL M ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUB JEC T TO THE COVENANTS. CON­ DITIONS. RESTRICTIONS TERMS AND O TH C n PROVISIONS OF THAT DECLARATION OF CONDO MINIUM OF SPRING WOOD VIL­ LAGE. A CONDOMINIUM AS fiECOROEO IN O R BOOK 1331. PAGE 1049. PUBIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA DATED on Novenber 29 20CX) SEAL MARYANNE MORSE Clark cd Bfe Cecud Court 13,Mary Slroupa Deputy Clark Daman M F.Kit, Efejulre Salem. Saaon ANrefeen PA P O Bo. 3399 Tampa. Florida 33601 pubkah December 10, 12, 2000 V082 _______________ I THE CIRCUIT c o u r t OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OENERAL JRISCHCriON DIVISION : NO .OOCA 409-14 DRMPJ in BANK H A L l (.M S L p l a in t if f vs PATRICIA A ANGELL IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST PATRICIA A ANGELL: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PATRICIA A ANGELL. IF ANY, THE WEKIVA HUNT CLU0 COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. IN C . AMERICAN BANKERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF FLORIDA HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III. PROVIDIAN CREDIT CORPORATION, JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION D E F E N D A N T^ RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtoant lo in Order Or anting the Motor. 10 R aul Foreclosure Sola dated November 24.2000 entered m CrvkCeteNo 00 CA 409 14 DIV (K) cl the Circuit Court ol lha 1ITII Judicial Cwrurl n and tor SEMINOIE County, Sanford. Ftonda. I ana »el to the N g i»,t and bati teddar lor cam at W EST FRONT DOOR ol tha 5F MINCH E Coreky CourthouM ai Sanfckd, rionda. at 11 00 a m. on tha 2 day ol January. 2001 lha tokovmg descrbed property 1 , WT (Orth «1 la»l Summary F n l Judgment. toant t O T 490. -WEKIVA HUNT CLUB' FOX HUNT SECTION 3, ACCORD INO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 18. PAGES 88 THROUGH 42 INCLU­ SIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated km 2V day ol November. 2000 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL| MART ANNE MORSE Clerk ct lha Circuit Court By Mary Slroupa Deputy Clerk IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. pariona with druMmes hand­ ing a i f t o ii accommodation mould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa al 40 7-668-422 7. 1 BOO 935-8771 H DD ) or I 800 955 8220. via Florida Malay Service DAVID J STERN. P A 801 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE X O PLANTATION, n 33324 (084)2338000 00-5198T(FNMA)FRB Pubksh Dacambat 10.12.2000 V06S M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CtRCUTT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: X -C A -1 U 3 -I4 -W BANKONE. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. TRUSTEE BY RESIDENTIAL FIPKXNO CORPORATION ITS ATTORNEY IN TACT Kendrick S .k vt Oawvtn. ET AL And Ju m na Delerbant, NOTICE OF FOneCLOEURE SALE m il ic e is H t n t h t o i y e n ore•uard lo a Fetal Judgment oI Foratcuure dated November 30. 2000. and enterad at Cam No 00 CA 1333 14 W. id me Ckcrei Court ol lha IBTH Judicial Cacud kt and lor Semrwfa County, rionda whereto Bankona. National Axoctetton. T ruttea By Rewdenual Funding Corporation lia Attorney In Fad fe Rani.fi and KENDRICK 8YKEB; JEANN1NE DAWSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KENDRICK SYKES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEANNINE OAWSON. KINQSBRIDGE COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCI­ ATION. IN C : ENGLE HOME&ORLANOO. INC.; ____ AN U48CNOWN PERSON IN POSSES­ SION OF THE SUBJECT PROPER­ TY, are defendira, Iw EaaktoBie highaal and bad tedder lot cam at ate A T W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE ol tha Seminole County Couithouta, kt Sanford. Florida, at 1100 A M . am . on lha 2nd day ol January. 2000. Yw lotto*mg deKrtoad property a , » d torth to laid Final Judgment. to-wk LOT 308. KINGSBRIDGE EAST VILLAGE UNIT 3A. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 84. PAGES 28 THROUGH 22. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA DATED dm lit day ol December. 2000 Mary Anna Mo tm A . Clark ol M b Court By Mary Strocpa A , Deputy Clark LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL C WATSON. PA. Attorney, lor Plaintiff 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120 Fod Leretardate FL 33309 Telephone (984)4830388 F adeem# 1984)771-8082 00-88278 Pubkm December 10. 17. 2000 V089 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: OGGA-1787-14-W FIRSTAR BANK MILWAUKEE. N A . AS TRU9TEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDER OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES VII. INC . NEW CENTURY ASSET-BACKED FLOATING RATE CERTIFICATES SERIES 1999 NCA Plaintiff. v, Worthford Robmaon And T ha Unknown Han, Benehcl. ET. AL Nonce OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purward lo a Fewl Judgmanl ol Fotalcoauri dated November X , 2000. and entered m C a n No 00 CA 1717-14 W, t* 8w Ciirun Court ol lh* I BTH Juebcial Cirael m and ke Sammola County. Ftonda whereto FeRar Bank Mdawkae. N A . Aa Truitaa For Tha Nagaland Hoow Ot Salomon Brother* Mortgage Sacurkwt Vr, In c. New Century Altai Backed Fueling Rata Cartils.ale, Sana, 1999 Net u PlarrJI and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WORTHFORO ROBINSON WORTHFOnO ROBINSONUNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHNNIE U ROBIN SUItUNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARY FRANCES ROBINSO ((UNKNOWN PERSON IN POS­ SESSION OF SUBJECT PROPER T Y .__ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ata dKendarda. I wd M i to 8a IvghaM and beat bsUar lor cam al 8w AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR ol lh# Sammofe County CuurthouM m Sardord. Ftonda. at 11 00 a m on aw day ol January 2. 2001. 8m Mowing deKhbed proper, tya , MttorthkiMidFina) Judgment, low* THAT PART OF LO T 1. JAMESTOWN. LYING SOUTH OF L O T 12. AND EAST OF STATE ROAD 426 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 9. PAEGS 71 A M ) 72 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. nO R lO A DATEO 9tw lM day ot December. 2000 Mary Anne Mona At Clark ol H id Court By Mary Slroupa A , Deputy dark LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL C. WATSON. PA. Attorney, lor Piakwft I80ONW49TH STREET. SUITE 120 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33309 Telephone (984)483-0388 FacMiWa (984)771-8082 00 86738 Pubkm Daearrbar 10,17.2000 V070 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. (N ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. CASE No. OOCA-782-14-B BANK UNITED a V i BANK UNITED CORPORATION. v* MARIE NASH. It a l. Defendant, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur want lo an Order a Final Atdgmanl entered eiC#M No 0OCA-762-14 B ot tha C itcml Court at the I BTHJuddal Cacuiki and lar SEMIHOLE County. Florida, whereat BANK UNITED k V a BANK UNITED CORPORATION. Plaeitift, and MARIE NASH. at. el., are ualandanU. I m l M l lo lha hlghert bejrtet •at cam at 1 100 a m . al Vw WaM Front Door at 8w Senanote Counry CourthouM. Sanford. Florida, on tw lit day ol February 2001.8 » Moremg daaortwd property LOT 108. DEER RUN. UNIT 12B, ACCORDINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 37. AT PAGE 82. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. DATEO 84a IN day ol Daearrbar. 2000 Clarti Drcui Court By Mary Slro>4» Deputy Clarti ROGER 0. BEAR. PA P O Bor 4893 Orlando. Ft 328(77 X you ate a peteon u t i a daabtPy who naadk any aooommodakon m order to pamcapaM kt «aa proceed tog, you are attb ad. al no coal to you. to 8w provwton ot certain u r a lance PleaM contact ADACoordmalor al X I N. Parti Avarua. Sulla N X I. Sardord. Florida 3 3 n i. Telephone (407)323 4 3 X , ait. 4227 wMki two (2) work­ ing day, ol your receipt ol 8 ,1 Summon,: I you at, hearing or VOTCl Impaaad. caa 1-8009838771. Pubam. Daearrbar 10.17.2000 VO72 IN TH E CtRCUTT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVK. DIVISION CASE NO.: 00-CA1X141W OOC A -1304-18-W Tha Bank ol New York, m Truatoa. purauard to Sw torma ol SMI certain dated aa ot Auguat I. I to MibopoMan Aeeot Fnidkig. Inc., II. Mortaaga Pan-Through CatRcatoa. Bartaa I --------Jeffrey W. 1*6*4, Sheryl L Hek*. uflnWiOBi Lrt4AUiMyii IwantotoiWOOQ inPOnn Limited Putnarmip 4Va n v .wtk x---wadBe^panmaro, Ena iSaai ai t, u x jaIL rtonn UNITED STATES O F AMERICA. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, and Unknown Parma In Defendant)!). NOTICE OF NOTICE to hereby grven ra t 8a imderugnad Clarti oI Ha Circuit Co al ot Sarrwxka County. Ftonda. wfl on February I, 2001, al tlOO A m , at 8 a w*M kord door d 8a Semnde Co CSaa.. X I N. Park Ava. Sardord, Ftonda. offer tot Mto at pubkc Mto to 8 a N qFw M and bad ladder lor caah. 8a property located In Santoiofe Coudy. Florida, mora parbakarty daaertbad on EidkM ’A* LOT 64, BLOCK B. LAKE BRANT­ LEY ISLES 8ECONO ADDITION. ACCORDINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS FIECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK I I , PAGE 6. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA BBadad. pweard to 8 a Summary Feat Judgment entered In 8 a WTTNES8 my hand and official aaat ot u ld Court ttde 1,1 day ot Daearrbar. 2000 Manama Mona CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ByM arySbnga Deputy da rt Pubkah Dacambat 10.17.2000 V073 *4 THE CtRCUTT COURT OF THE TITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA H A N D FOR H H M O U COUNTY JURtSOCTION DtVt8K3N CASE NO. 00-CA-1I39 148 U S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, aa TruUaa. In Inal lor tw tagalatad holder, d Salomon Brother, Mortgage Secunoe, VII. Inc AtMt-Backad Floating Rale 1998. VS LEONARDO SANTANA ROSARIO S A N TA N A d a t. and NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Nobca a hereby grvan 8al. purarrant lo bat Final Judgment ol Foredowie dated November X . 2000. and amend ei m t c a m tu n bar OGCA 1139 MB. d t a Crrcut Court ot 9a 1981 Judcal C n u k In and tot Sam, mto Comfy Ftonda. wharam U S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE, IN TR U ST FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF SALOMON BROTH ERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES VII. INC A 5S E TB A C K E 0 ........ a PUmhB and LEONARDO SANTANA. ROSARIO SANTANA TRIANGLE USA MORTGAGE CORPORATION. MERCURY FINANCE COMPANY M C , atom Defendant (•). I wd m i to 8 a h td a d and bad ladder tor cadi et 8 a wait bod doer d l a Samnofe County courthouM In 8adord. Semkuto County. Ftonda. at 1100 AM . on 8 a I d day d Fateuary 2001. 8 a toffoenng daaertad property 44 M4 tarth In u ld Feal Judgment, to wk LOT 48. ALOMA WOODS PHASE 4. ACCORDINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 52, AT PAGES 7 A N D 8. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOIE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS 0EEM E0 TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT­ ING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WXJ. BE USED FOR THAT PUR POSE Deled 8a I d day d December. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE CWrk d Circuit Court By Mary Stnxjfa DapuryCtork COOIUS k STAW1ARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard. Sulla 480 Tampa. Ftonda 33WT Telephone (813)877-8008 CSS898-03968 Pubkm Daearrbar 10.17.2000 V074 THE CIRCUIT COURT O F THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVS. ACTION CASE NO. 08-1083 CA DIVISION 14-B BANK UNITED FAUA BANK UMITEO OF TEXAS. FSB. PAUL CHIN LEE. et d. Defendant^) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE S A U NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN putwant to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Ftxactoauta dated Novembet X . 2000 and m uted In CaM NO 0G1093 CA d t w Ckcuff Court d 8 a EIGHTEENTH Juocal Ckcuk In and lor SEMINOLE Coney. Florida whereki BANK UNITED F/KIA BANK UNITED O F TEXAS. FSB. to t a PlatnM and PAUL CHIN LEE; JACOUELINE CHIN LEE M C A JACQUELINE M CHIN LEE. HIDDEN LAKE HOUSING ASSOCI­ ATION. INC.; MORGAN STANLEY DEAN W ITTER CORPORATION F/K7A NOVUS FINANCIAL CORPO­ RATION. AMSOUTH BANK FAUA AM SOUTH BANK O F ALABAMA F/KIA AMSOUTH BANK OF FLORI­ DA; are 8 a Defendant,. I wd Mk to 8 a hrda r t and bad bidder tor cam al W EST FRONT DOOR O F THE SEMINOLE C O U N TY C O U R T­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA al 1180AM, on 8 a 48i day d January, 2001,8a toffowlng daaertbad proper­ ty at ad torth In add Find Judgment LO T 7. BLOCK H. HIDDEN LAKE. UNIT 1-0, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE8 57 ANO 56. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AK7A 228 Loch Low Or. Santofd, FL 32773 WITNESS MY HANO d id 8 a tad d 8ife Court on December 1,2000 (SEAL) O a t* d S a C k c u k Court By Mary Sbcwpe Deputy Cfeik Echevarria iAuocalrr*. PA P O Bo, 28018 Tartpa. rionda 33622-8018 -S e a Amartcane « n Dtoabwca, A d N you ara a panon wah a dfeabffay who naadk accommodation to order to parkdpala to 8a, precaadng. you ara entdad d no cod to you. lor 8a prevfedon d certain atdalanca Pfeau Contact Court Admndrabon d X I N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 12771, tolaphona number (407)8834227. widen 2 working day, d your reodpt d 8 ,, docu na n t H haartog Impaaad. (TDD) l 800988-6771. Pubkm Daearrbar to. 17,2000 V0 73 M THK CMCUTT COURT O PTH B O O M TE E N TH JUDICIAL ORCLKT » ( AND FOR [CO U NTY, CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.: 00-7011 CA OtVTbtON 14L CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY W EST FrK/A MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. PlanUI. v». IAMSAMAHOMID. dal, Defendant!,) NOTICE OF ACTION TO: GREGORY WARREN LAST KNOWN ADORESS 1013 Bouti Melie Avenue SantortFL 32771 CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE N0TIFIE0 thru an acbon to toradou a mortgage on 8 a tottowing property to SEMINOLE Ctuffy. Florida: LOTS I ANO 2. BLOCK 14, TIER 3. E R T RAF FORD S MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I. PAGES 86 THROUGH 64. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, hat bam Mad agarnd you and you a n laqrarad to larva a copy d yc u wrtffen defence, wffhto X ddye altar tha fell publication, if any. on Echevarria SAaaocJatei. PA., nJEEn i u n m iy wnoat aoorrtx ts 9118 Corporal# Lake Orrva. 3 d Floor. Tampa. Ftonda 33834. and Me 8a ortgaal wah 8 a Court edar or mmadataly taraahar, dhatwfea a datauk wd be area, ad agand you lor lha label demanded in lha Compart or pebbon WITNESS my hand and t a u d ot 8 a Court on ova day d DEC 04 2000. (SEAL) Maryam# Motm Clerk d t a Court By fkkh King A , Deputy Cfeik Echavama 8Aaaocam. PA P O Bo, 2X18 Tampa. Honda 33822 X 1 8 F99004037 “ Sea Amancma wah Daabkba, Ad H you ara a paraan M ti a tMabkty who naadt aocommodabon to order lo pemapeli to tee proceeding, you are embed al no cod to you. lor t a provtaewn d certain aaaatanca PtoaM contact Court Admekababon al X I N. Park Avenue. Sentord. Florida 32771, talaphoni number (4071883-4227. within 2 wortung day, d your receipt d 8k, documam. k haartog mprurad (TOO) I8009338771. Pi4*m Daearrbar 10.17. 2000 VO 76 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUtT M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 93 CA 2823148 COMMERCIAL FEDERAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION Legals L eg a ls L eg a ls Florida Bar No 2*1791 Pubkm December 10. I7 .2 4 .2 0 X V091 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l cratktot ot the decedent and other person, having claim, or P. O Drawer Y T Sentord Ftonda 327720659 The name and eddre»» ot Ba rer tonal Rapruantalna and tha Paraonal neprarerkaliva't attomay Leg a ls L eg a l s eg als PUrtlff. V, DOUGLAS A HINCKLEY, d uv. a id . OetandarkHI NOTICE OF BALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 48 NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN pur•uant to an Order d Final Judgment d lorackaura deled November X , 2000. and amend to CaM No. 99CA-2823148 d 8 a Ckcuk Court d 8a EKfitaamh Judtofel Ckcuff to and tor Samliola County. Florida whereto Commercial Federal Mortgage Corporation H Plartit and Dou(pM A Hinckley, al u , , al a l. ara Defendant,. I wd eel to 8 a tw/ail and bad tedder tor cam al 8 a WaM Front Door d 8 a Samnofe Cm rty Courthouaa to Sanford. Ftonda, at 11OO a m on 8a 48i day d January. 2 X 1 . 8a toaowtng dawotad proper­ ty a . M l torth to Mid Order d Find Judgmam. towk LOT 3, WILLIAMSON HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGE X . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIDA Peraone a rnectal accommodation to partrdpeta to t v , precaadng mould con­ tact tha ADACoordmalor al X t North Park Avenue. Sue* N X 1 . Sentord. Ftonda 32771. at taut true (3) day, prto, to 8 a pmcaedkig Tetephonef407)323 43X. art 4227. t (800) 933-877) (TOO), or 1 (B X ) 933-8770 (V). via Florida Relay Dated at Sentord Ftonda tea I d day d Daearrbar. 2 X 0 (Seat) MARYANNE MORSE Clark at Mid Cvnik Court BY.Mery SI rape Oapuly Clark JOSEPH M FANIEILO. ESQUIRE PO Bov 2347 Tampa. FL 33X1 JMPff 99-3433 Pitoklh December 10. 17,2X0 VO77 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT IN ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLOMDA CWK. ACTION NO. 03CA-1033-13W BANK OF AMERICA N A . SUCCESSOR IN IN TER EST BY MERGER OF BANK OF AMERICA FSB. ELOtSE OtlLJGARO. d ue . d aL. DafendarkKI NOTICE OF B A L I PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 48 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purwark to m Ordat ot Find Judgment of toractotufi d i M N o w ntef 30, 2X 0. and antarad to Caaa No. 00C A 103314-W d 8 a Ckcuff Court d 8 a EXpkMikh Judtold Ckcuff to and tor Bamncfe Courky. Florida whaien Bank d America. N A . aa Buooaaaor to bkarad by Merger d Bar* d America. FSB to Pfertkf and Etotoa DDKgard. al ui.. at d . ara Dafendarka. I w « m « to t a M d a d and la d btodet lot cam al t a WaM Front Door d 8 a Samaiofe Coceky CourthouM to Sentord. Ftortde, at It X a m. on 8 a 48i day d January, 2 X 1. Ba tokowkig daaertad praparn aaid Order d Feal ty a, eat M l torth k Judgmerk. LOT lit. IIIM K N LAKE PHASE H IT tit, UNIT 8. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 28, PAGES 82 ANO S3. PUB­ LIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Peraone wah a daabSty e tc head a ipacfel aocommodabon to paredpate to tea prooaadng ihotkd oorv tact lha ADACoordmalor at X I North rare Avenue. Safe N .X 1, Sarkord. Honda 32771. at fetal hv* (5) day, pnur lo 8 a precaadng Telephone!407)323-43X, M L 4227. I (S X ) 9838771 (TOO). 01 I (8X1 935 8770 (V). va Ftonda Relay Sendee Dated at Sentord. Florida 8m Id day ot December. 2 0 X (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE care d Mid Ckcut Court BY Mary Sboupe Deputy Cfeik JOSEPH M PANIELLO. ESQUIRE PO Bo, 2347 Tampa, FL 33X1 JM P, 20-1782 PibAab Daearrbar 10.17.2X0 VO78 IN THE CIRCUIT CO UR T FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOTCOA FROSAT1 DIVISION Fife No. 00-11*3 CP IN RE: ESTATE OF Cynthia L O Comor a V a Cyntka C. OContm DlCM M d NOTICE O F ADkaMSTRATION Tha adrentabMUn d ffaadafe d Cyrkha L. O Connor, dacaaaad. Fla Number 0 0 -tt U CP. la pandng to 8ia Crrcut Court, lor Samnofe County, Ftonda. Prebile OWtoton, 8 a a d O n t ot afech a X I N Pare Avenue. Sarkord FL 32771 Tha nanaa and addraa,aa d 8a •oral rapraMtkaffve', attomay are A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: A l peraone on whom t k i noffca to cJakanga 8 a vdekty ol 8a wd. 8a quakdcaaona at 8 a penonai npraMntdrva venue or |ntadc*on nt 8ra Court ara reqrared to kfe 8ak obyacaana wkh 8ea Court W1THM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradkora ot 8 a decetferk arvl Ot on whom a copy d 8ka noboe II data d 8 a lt d pubbeabon d 8m Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l 08a r creditor, d 8a decadent and paraon, having clakni or demandr agand 8a dacedenl • adate mud Ike t a b cfeera with km court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W1U BE FOREVER BARRED Tha daw d 8a fed prbbralion d 8m Nobca a December 10.2X 0 Lynne O Connor 1231 Stanley Street Longwood.FL 327X STEPHEN F BROOME. P A Attorney! lot Peraonef 833 VERSAILLES DRIVE SUITE I X MARIANO. FL 32751-7302 Tefephora (407*628 4131 By STEPHEN F BROOME. ESQ M THE CtRCUTT COURT OF THE IIT H JU04C1AL CinCUTT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Fife Number: 00-843 CP 81 RE: THE ESTATE O f GUY GRECO. NOTICE OF A D M M rm A TK M Tha artoWkd ration d 8a add* d GUY GRECO, d e n n e d . Fla Nunbat 0O-863-CP. to pending to 8a Cvcm Cowl tor Sammofe County. Florida, Probata Dhrtvton, lha a d d a u d which la 8a Sammofe Coreify CourthouM. X I North Park Avenue. Sadord. Ftonda 32771 Tha nanaa and addranaa ot 8a paraorat rapreeerkethre and 8 a paraond raprakantatrva'k attorney irk m i loan emhow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l peraonk an whom vm nobca II dalonga 8a valdtty d 8a wd. 8 a quaMeanane ot 8 a panonal tapra•anuiha. venue, or peadkkton d 8m Corel ara nqikrad to Me tree ofeecoone wkh 8m Court WITHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A i c fm o ri of b h OfesawE ina other peraona having dakna ot x x whom a copy ot t o , none# fe •erred and 8w w who cb|ect to 8a tu tu , ot 8a propartre, bamg determrad aiampt ,n d w homattaad on whom a e x y d 8m Notice fe aenred. wrton trraa mortht altar 8a dare ot t a fed prtokedton ot 8m notice muat Ma ta k ctoene andbt 8ak dkaceona wkh 8a Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM d I and paraon, having claim, or demand, aliens! pa auda d 8a dacatferk and Bvaa who cbfecl to 8a Palm ot t a preparta, tamg •Mad. mud Ma 8 a « dama wkh 8m Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAMS, OBJECTIONS ANO OEUANOS NOT 8 0 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED TTa d m d t a fell pubkcanon d t o . N o te fe Daoambar 10.2 0 X DAVID M. W U JN K 221 CraaoadBNd Sarkord. FL 32771 Harry Q Raid. M AnOfTWy IQk rVWMWf Ftorkto Bar No. 240052 I I X W Flnt Street. Suita B Sadord. FL 32771 Tafephona (407)32 l - X 11 Pubkah Daearrbar 10. 17. 2 X 0 V094 whom a copy d t n nobca k daw d 8 a fed pubttodton d Bm nobca mud Ma 8ak cfevrw wkh 8m Court WITHIN TH E IA TE R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM m m ervamx* 01 bni1otcwiwnii and peraonk having dakna or demand! against lha decedanT* eelale mud Ma 8ak dame Wkh 8m Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUeUCAHON OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS. DEMAN03 ANO OBJECTIONS NO T BO FXEO W IU BE FOR EVE FI BARRED TTa data d 8 a fed pubkoakon d 898 None# fe Daearrbar 10 .2 X 0 . Paranral Rapraaaokalkre Pafe tvfeky Attorney fat Paraand Robert J . Cepko, E * M ri 403 Waymcnk Court. BUM 101 PO . Boa 951361 (32798-1 M l) Lake Mary. Florid, 32746 Phone (407)32B-74S1 Pubkah: Daearrbar 10.17.2 0 X 1/082 IN TH E O R CU tT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH RTATS OF FLOfODA Ca m Me. OOCA-1M8-18G LONG BEACH MORTGAGE COMPANY Cana Can. d ux , d at, I NOTICE OF •V CLERK OF C S K U tT COUNT Nonce fe hereby gfean (hal 8a undardgnad Matyanna Mona. CfeW ot 8 a Ckcrei Court d BEIKNOLE County. Ftorkto. w*. cm 8 a 2Sti day d Daearrbar. 2000, d I I X a m at 8 a Freni Door d 8a Banknote County CourthouM to Sarkord. offer tot Ml* and tak d pubkc outcry to 8 a I9{8ad red bad btddar lot cadi. 8 a loimWig daaertbad prepatty Mu* dad to SEMffKXECoreity. Florida. BEGINNING 8 X 3 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER O F THE SOUTHW EST 1(4 OF S E C­ TION 26. TOWNStffP X 8. RANGE X E, THENCE RUN NORTH 24731 FEET. THENCE NORTH M DEGREES. 45 MINUTES WEST, 3 X 5 4 FEET) THENCE SOUTH 247 59 FEET THENCE SOUTH M DEGREES 45 MINUTES EAST 330 58 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT OVER THE EAST 28 FEET FOR LONOWOOO MARKHAM ROAO. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA preuMrt to 8a feal dscrae d tore doawa anwrad to a o b m pandng to lard core! 8a Myto d which Ik LONG BEACH MORTGAGE COM­ PANY v» Cant* Can. at in . d d. In aooordwio, wah f a Amartcana wah Dfeahlaa * Aa. peraone wkh a rfetbffky who ra id a eooommodenon to perbegato to 89a procaerkng •bored ax-tad ADACoordnatot d X I N. Pad Avenue. Srefe N X I . Sadord. Ftonda 32771 al la id bve day# prior to 8 a precaadng Talapticma(407)323-4) X . ad. •4227. 1-8X9588771(TOO), or 1 (K O ) 9589770 (V). va Ftonda Rafey WITNESS my hand and d A a d M d d laid Court tha 28 ih day d Novamtar. 2 0 X (MALI _____ Honorable Maryana Mona C u d d l a Caouk Court By Oorodiy W Boaon Diputy darh LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH P A M E U O .P A Pod 0«IO* Bcw 2347 Tampa, Ftonda 33X1 Pubam Dacambat 10. IT. 2 X 0 VOW M T H « C M C U T COUNT FOR t lM M O L I COUNTY. PROBATE 0R1W0N Fife Number X 1 121-CP 84 RE: ESTATE OF JO YCE W W U JN K . a V a JOYCE CORJNE WILUNK N O TiC I TO CREDITORS; NOTICE OF SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION AMO HOMESTEAD DCT1RMNATION TO A U CREDITORS OF DECE­ DENT ANO A U PERSONS HAVE4Q CLAMS OR DEMANDS ADJUNCT THE ABOVE ESTATE: You ara hereby nodfed Eat an Order d Summary Admtoieirabefi and an Ordat Oetarmmmg nonwiiM g nsvi d m t irw raa n vw eMeie ot JO YCE W WELINK. aVa JO Y C E CORINE WILUNK. oeceased Fife Nrerbet X 1 I2 1 -C P by 8a Cnuff Court to Damaida County. Ftonda. Probata Orvaton. Ba adr**M at which a X I N Park Ava. Sadord. FL 32771: that 8a total cam vdua ot 8a ncmaaempt aalala la E2.5X X Tha Hnmailaad Real Eklate fe Esampf bom 8 a Cfetma ot Cradtora. Tha nanaa and addraaaaa at 8io m to wham t a propartaa have barn aaargnad by ■uchardanan: NAME av.no M W U JN K ADORESS 221 Craacad Blvd Sentord FL *2771 M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR SEM940LE COUNTY. FLORK3A PROBATE DtVTSION F«a Number X 1 1 M IN RE: ESTATE OF DIANE D CUOZZO. N O T K E OF ADkBMSTRATION lM n{M PfftOnti rwpriifTniiM rij The addnfetraaon d t n adafe d Dana D C u u re . rtocaawd. Fka Number X - I I X . fe panferg m 8a Ckcrei Court, to Sarrknoto County. Ftortda, Prebala D M , ion the addraa, d which fe: ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A i perarea on whom em rwbca fe •ervad who have obfectiona lhal ebakenga tie valvkty d 8a Wd. 8a quahhcalionk d the Paraonal RapTMarkakva. venue, or toferkcIron ot tm Court arararpadd to Ma Barr obiacnora wkh 899 Corel WITH­ IN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTEtl THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradkora d 8 a decoded and other paraon, having claim, or wham a copy ot t m nobca fe data ot 8a (ml pubkcanon d 8m notice rrartt 19a Bak cfeem wkh 89a Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l Otar erection d 8 a decedent and person, having clakni or demand, again,I 8 a decadent, aMaia mud Ma Baft cfetma wkh 8m Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, A U CLAIMS. DEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FRED W U BE FOREVER BARRED TTa dale d 8 a fed Pubkcanon ot Bit, nolle* fe Dacambat 10.20X. I Wary D Hutto *545 Sb lucto Otoe Caaaatarry. Ftonda 32707 Attomay Attorney to tor Paraonal f Pedro P. Mandat Ftortda Bar No 097S7X DC DRAW 8 ASSOCIATES. PA. 1270 Orange Avenue. Sulla A Writer Park. Ftorkto 327N Tefephora (407)847-5833 Pubim December 10. 17. 2 X 0 V083* NOTICE '.S> AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE ET. JOHNS RttER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT ALTMAN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 2201 CORPORATE BLVD. NW BUTTE 2 X , BOCA RATON FL. 33431, parmff 140-117-29423-2. The prefect M total­ ed to SEMINOLE Coreky, Beckon 11. TownMvp 19 S o d h Range 30 EtM. TTa patmff arehortm A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON 26 ACRES TO SERVE PLANTATION LAKES APARTMENTS. PHASE 9 known aa. TTa raoatvmg m t o body H TW M LAKES TTa fla<,) corrferkng f a appAc a im tor 8 a above M ad permk fe avaMki to Bapadton Monday Beou(fe Friday ercepT to Ngdhoffdayt, I X a m , to B X pm. fe 8 a SI John* fbvat M t o Managarrad Darnel (Ofetrtct) Haadguartara. 4049 Raid SkaaL Patatka. FL 32179-1429 A paraon affnaa aubaferktol kkaraau ara affadad by t a DWrtd parmtong dactoton tray pa*Don t o an adrknfebat va haartog to accordance wkh eadlon* I X 569 and 12037, Ftorkto Stduto*. or may chooe# to purau* traduton a* an dtomdiv* ramady under aechon 120 673. Florida Stareal, batora 8 a ttokdka to toig a patten Chooetog mad m en wE n d advaraety d ie d 8 a ittfd to a haartog 9 nada aon ttom not raadl to a eentonant TTa pnxadreaa t o puratoig madtoaon ara ad toto to aadton 120873, Ftorkto B M itok. and nAa* X 1X111 m l 28-108 401-404 Ftortda AdmUfebatm Cod*. Pdfftoa mud comply wtBi 8 a raqukanark, d Ftortda A d ik 9,11akva Coda Chapter X I X and X feed wffh (racahad by) d a Datrtd dark touted d Dfetrtd Haadguattora. l*Xway I X WaaL PafeUfe. FL X177. Peakcva lor atkrwmtoffva heating on 8 a above kppkcaaodk) mud bk«tod 9ff8*i bsatdy one (21) day, d pubkeakon d 89* noaca or wkfen feanty-ata (28) day, d t a Dfeaid iff■vii wMe, i, noiiov nl mto avail arn draaa wvpowinfl Of ,, u »l- La^re wvni u n X iru m il Erot in oee nai,nn, person* to 10w advrae, wnorn iku ■» M l m B k K i i M l r x M Faflur* lo Me ■ p«Mon wUhm Ma lime period ahafl ooPNMMbMi * ■*•>*•* of tmv rkgfn(t) MUCH p*raon<i) rrmy hmvw ta r*qu*t( an >f»rHnwif » ie do*»m*no»or> (he*rr»g) under Mcftont l? 0 M 9 end 12067, r 4k# conefmng vie •i.npecr permn. rtu io n i m h i r n evo h eccoroenc# wkh 8 a abok* prevlatona are aubfed to danfead. Bacauaa 8a arkfent r akv, haartog precaaa fe daaignad to b i r d * feat agency acaon. 8 a Mng d a paaaon maana Bid 8 a Daaicrt feat adton nay ba (klferack Irom 8 a poekvon fekan by I I I am hottow d le ak Peraone whoaa ,ibator*a totoeda w9 ba affadad by any audi feat dadatoi d 8 a Otokrtd on 8 a appkeatk have t a rtfek to paaaon to bacon* a parry to 8 a proceed tog. to aooontonoa wah 8 a retManaraa ad torth abova. P lM d c Daearrbar 17.2000 V tX ThePerfectGift ForChristmas and every other day of the year. A n e w s p a p e r s u b s c rip tio n d e liv e r s th e g o o d s : • New s and Information • Politics and Finance • Editorials and Sports • The classifieds and T V Listings • And lots more Call For Information and rates: Seminole Herald 3 0 U N . f-H fcN U M A V b . SA N FO R D , FL 32771 (4 0 7 )-3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 in g Y o u r W o r ld H o m e S e m in o le H e ra ld 300 North F im e h A v t , Ranked 4 * 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 | �T iif. S eminole H k r a m i Sunday. IhtrnilxT 17. 2011(1 I 'jlg r f)A Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Joyce Nichols Ixwis 1 5 0 13 MX" By THOMAS A cn o ss FextMty NontaJknr Format ruler "Th* — Ross musical 18 GM)0<1 17 FMgious maxims IB ROCS'smala 20 Commanded 21 Trtvala Lives' playwright 23 Woritft highesl 75 The—: Danish cape 78 Summer In 54 Down 77 ‘60s-70s variety show host 81 Blah 82 Painter John Singer and others 84 ■— ol robins...* 85 Rural siglits BG — Luck 87 Bounty 5 6 Marx BO Melodic 25 Chromosome 20 28 29 X 31 32 35 36 40 41 44 45 48 47 48 4B 50 54 55 105 Curling arorvt 106 Thtcknoss 107 Naxl ln bne. perhaps 108 Imbroglio 109 London gallery 13 t4 15 18 19 20 22 24 27 30 31 32 DOWN R E. toe and U.S. Grant Chinese Island Propoily claim Certain Georgian Nearly equal Actors Cline! and rich Titles in Turkey Russian spact station 'Avotro T AHeclkxnlo gestuies 7 93 Unrestrained 8 Musical ATs 94 Juice measuro? tamPy 98 Pirn capital 9 Dabone 100 Fernous flagship 10 Dundee denials 102 Fores! growth Category 103 Slammer 11 ClKHlllC.il s u llu Tlaveiers' slops 104 Artist Jan 12 Stall sign Outdoes — Alegre Stu m p ed ? 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In Paraguay Cousins' liKitlmrs 43 48 50 51 52 53 54 56 58 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 69 70 73 - 900 *933 *5155 . 99 Steak orders 75 Valiant Van of rock 77 Knock oil Spiral 78 Noble's estate Scarves cover 79 Les £tats— them 80 Break 83 Luster Part ol GRA Inltuontiat typo 85 O’Hara's *— the Pont Neuf Terrace" location 87 Sovereignty Andenl 88 Stringed fliers Persians 89 Shepard and Knight cap Thlcfce Regatta cratt 90 Riding on Explosion 91 Omani money Type ol lax 92 Pitch-black Baker or Bryant 93 Asgard prankster Somecombos Insertion 94 Pants part indicator 95 Melody Domain 96 Color Distressed cries 97 Box office Shindig receipts Uptight 99 Footpad Publishing lOt Banking middle name convenience 73 One way to travel 74 Qaelc MITSUB'SHI MOTORS w a k e u p .in ri d r iv e i .. '- , H W V 1 7 ' t ? I O N C .W O O D (407) 5 7 1 -1 2 3 4 W A S $ 1 8 ,9 9 5 NOW ONLY LOADED! LOOK! YELLOW ! _ o*boi* 20 Years Sewing Seminole, Volusia, Oranee Counties ami All Our rrienas From The North ,. We were open I5 years 24 limns a day, 5 years from 5 a.m. to Hp.m.. We regret to inform yon dial we will only lie serving breakfast and lunch slurting December 15th. We will lie open Christmas morning until 12 noon. Daily hours will he 5 f a.m. to 3 p.m.. We want to thank you for your patronage for tlie last 20 years and hope to continue seeing you for breakfast and lunch. We will still serve the best breakfast in town and (lie best prices. Hope to see you soon. ActraeaBera Kind ol art Add Sergeant's 71 Summer sign 72 Headway, In 2000 NISSAN DESSERT RUNNER III y.U'.'L' MITSUBISHI cen ts a minute 57 Fk*t zoUac sign 68 AffinbaTBur— 69 Legendary Greek Island 60 Quarrels 81 Spwwl Forces hat 62 Riyadh 64 65 68 69 0 * * © 11-800-570^0^06 M 10f s p e c ia l s J 104 12H 7/00 H.ILA.T. is on The Winter Springs Police Department has placed their H°tidays To You All. Golden Lamb Restaurant TSST SERVING Answers on Page 10A ojooo Tribun* s ta le s m t m , in*. Community Briefs What's Afoot? The “Nearly-New, Barely* Used Shoe Drive, sponsored by Dr. Barry Levin and his staff in Altamonte Springs and Lake parti cipa Hon of 17 Mary, with the pari inolc Corn schools in Seminole (bounty and five charities, has passed Hie 3,000 mark in the total number of shoes donated. The numbers arc indicated on Dr. Levins sevenfoot tall shoemometer, outside his Altamonte Springs office at 903 SR-434. The shoe drive will end on Dec. 20, with all chocs to b e given to area charities to dis­ tribute to the homeless and lessfortunate. Most sdwols, from ele­ mentary to high schools, have been participating. H appy annual U.H.A.T. program into operation for the lout (It consecu­ tive year. I I.ILA.T. stands for Holiday Enforcement Action Team, which consists of extra marked and unmarked patrol cars with extra Police Officers on Hie slrvels of the city. The focus is to prevent property crimes that generally rise dining the holi­ days and to ensure Hie safety of residents ami visitors. Tlie piogram lias been a repealed success and Winter Springs has seen a reduction in crime as a trsull. The operation will continue .through tnc holi­ days. For mom information contact Capt. Mike Noland at 4U7-3277%f>. Graduate scholarships Outstanding Seminole Community College GED gradu­ ates, kevin Dawson of Orlando, Given Grainger and Daphne Trospcr of Sanford and Loroyn Jordan of Winter Springs were each awarded $1,000 scholar­ ships to continue their studies at SCC in the 2000 fall GED gradua­ tion ceremony held earlier Htis month. Toys for Tbts William YWIbom, managing director for Brisson Funeral Home, 905 Laurel Avenue in Sanford, has announced that the funeral humc lias been added as a "Toys for Tots" drop-off point. Tlie annual toy drive is spon­ sored by the U 5. Marine Corps Reserve and extends through Dec. 18. Unwrapped toys for chil­ dren of any age may be dropped off between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. LAKE MARY P0INTE Publlx®super markets, inc. Offer Good Only At: Lake M ary Pointe 601 Weldon Blvd. (SR 17-92 at Entrance to SCC) Lake Mary, FL (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -7 6 1 6 GROCERY PURCHASES OF $ 2 1 OR MORE LU65902 t| 1 COUPON PER PURCHASE •NO ALCOHOL • TOBACCO • I ni m i l TO W ill'. I I'Hti ill.iLi-I liu« Imtii a ‘ ilrlirinil- |iiill ill Imliilai rrlrlilliliuil* ami | ratiiih gnllti'liug- \ml mm iw'rv liiiugillg till- w i m h Ii - ) fill 11Kiliiimi in lu n r iH-i^lilm ix I iih m I. j G e t A T u rk ey B r e a s t F o r $ 2 1 .9 9 III aililiiinii in uiir j|tit ii It Iili- limn mul uukrv W ith T h e P c i r c h n s o Ol A n O -lb. o r L u r g r r l l a m lu ra-l iw haw a ju rat -iTriTiuil ul — ii Ii* tli-lii-- H O N E Y B A K E D ami ili '- i 'i i- |H'rfri t fur jm ir Imliilai lulili*. Sii -luji In i iiu inn -uni' ami nTiTualr llir lliiliilm- u till ill!' Mil lir-l. I Ii imil laki'tl. OHO Or M x a i l N I r i f N O W O P E N IN SA N F O R D T h e H oneyBaked H am C om p any and C a ff Seminole Towne Plaza • 3 1 8 N. Entrance Rd. (near Sports Authority) (407)688-2271 �Tmr. S eminole Hikai d Page IOA Sunday. Dccrmlwr 17. 20(H) The W ay We Were: W ho’s who on the 1952 social scene The following items were all on the Social and Personal Activities page of the January 25,1952 edition of the Sanford Herald. Mrs. Clause Hostess for Women's Fellowship The Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian .................................. Church had met the pre­ vious Monday evening at the home of Mrs. S.C. Clause. Mrs. R.W. Cassube led the devo­ tional end* G race Marie u ^ ^ e te ^ Stlneclpher and Paul." Thepres• • • • • • • ident, Mre. W.H. Young, opened the meet­ ing with prayer followed by the misslonaty lesson given by Mis. John Golden. After a short busi­ ness session, the meeting was closed with a missionary bene­ diction. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. M.H. Billingsley. Those present were Mrs. Cassube, Mrs. Cren Carroll, Mrs. E.C. Dodson, Mrs. George Ellsworth, Mrs. P.G. Fox, Mrs. V.H. Grantham, Mrs. Charles Grcimc and Mrs. J.L. Horton. Also Mrs. O.T. Pearson, Mrs. J.R. Richards, Miss Susan Williams and Mrs. W.H. Young. Mrs. A.W. Lee Entertains Mrs. A.W. Lee, Jr., entertained her Samba Club the previous Wednesday evening at her home on Laurel Avenue. Prizes for the games were won by Mrs. T. Bradford Byrd and Mrs. B.L. Perkins. Roses and Camillas were used in the party rooms and a dessert course was served at the conclu­ sion of the Samba games. Those present were Mrs. J.O. Laney, Mrs. R.R. Deas, Mrs. Byrd, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. R.L. Cornell and Mrs. Ruth Scott. Taffy Pull Enjoyed The home o f Mr. and Mre. A.O. Von Hcrbulis was the scene of a taffy pull party for the Catholic routh Club's monthly social Outdoor games were enjoyed by the group around a large bonfire. Refreshments were then served after which the taffy was pulled. Those present were Mrs. W.H. Kramer, Albert and Jeanne Kramer, Mrs. G ain* Kendall, Dorothy Teslo, Claire Normand, Edna Michels, Betty Michels, Helen Michels, Lucille Normand, Sue Ann Radford, Margaret Von Hcrbulis and Patty Ratigan. Also, Connie Du mind, Kay Ratigan, Isabel LeFils, Shirley Thomas, Rosemary Cullum, Patricia Bums, Dorothy Von Hcrbulis, Eugene Kendall, Floyd Campbell, Richard Young, Herb U llis, Robert Durand, Bob Anthony, Ken Jones, Eugene Arnold, Jim Myers and Carl Von Herbulis. Art Flynn and Family Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flynn and daughter Norven of New York City, accompanied by Mre. Peter Hoffman, were spending a few weeks at the Mayfair Inn. Mr. Flynn headed the adver­ tising firm bearing his name and had for the past several years, handled the advertising cam­ paign for the New York Giants as well as many other nationally known accounts. Mre. Hoffman's husband, Pete, was in charge of ticket sales at the Polo Grounds, New York City, home of the National League baseball champions, the New York Giants. Birthday Party Held Mre. Charles Stafford of 2416 Summerlin Avenue had enter­ tained recently to celebrate the birthdays of her daughters, Gertrude and Faye. Numerous games were played after which hot chocolate and cake were served. Those enjoying the occasion were Judy Carroll, Caroline Carroll, Carolyn Coleman, , Susan Kaiser, Billy Stafford, Rickie Kaiser, Dan McCall, Emmett McCall, Billy Bower and Richard Feinberg. Lake M onroe News The Woman's Missionary Society of the Lake Monroe Baptist Church was to hold its monthly program meeting at the church on Monday evening. Miss Frances Eisensmith, a mis- sionaiy in the Belgian Congo, would be the guest speaker. She would wear a native costume and would relate her experi­ ences. Mrs. Laura Priester and her son-in-law, Mr. K.G. Soderblom, who had the same birthday, were honored at a birthday tea on January 22. Among those who called during the afternoon were Mr. R.E. Soaerblom and daughter Linda Gail, Mr. and Mre. C.U. Soderblom and son Steve and Mrs. Hill. The Lake Monroe road has been completely resurfaced with an asphalt and rock layer. Construction work was almost completed. Geneva News A farewell party was given in honor of Joyce Demmy, who had left for her home m Ohio. Those attending were Mrs. Paul Maxwell, Mrs. Lester Demmy, Ruth Maxwell, Harold Geiger, Fred Valeen, Addle Prevatt, Paul Braddy, Jack McGill, Rober Maxwell, Nadine and Imogene Bostick, Mary Oldham ana John Anders. Rev. and Mrs. Hill and their children ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Scig. Fashion Show Slated A fashion show sponsored by n t Store and Yowell's Department i to be Ivey's Shoe Storet was v staged in the ballroom o f the Mayfair Inn that evening for over 200 guests of the hotel. Miss Dorothy Holloway, soprano, assisted by a group of young models would be fea­ tured under the direction of Marion Harmon of Radio W TR lt Manager of the hotel was Charles G. Marian. Personals Bill Ludwig h id left the pre­ vious day for Newport, R.I., where he would attend Officers Candidate School of the U S . Navy. Mrs, M .G Stone had returned the previous day from New York G ty where she had gone on a buying trip for the B.C. Purcell Company. Miss Ross Levy had returned from New York City where she had spent the past two weeks on a buying trip for Hollywood Shops. Dr. and Mrs. James N. Robson were visiting L t Pearle Robson, U S . Navy, in Miami. Before returning to Sanford, they would visit Mr. and Mrs. Claude Robson in Denla and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robson of West Palm Beach. Word had been received B u t Mrs. Howard Whelchel had arrived safely in Bermuda, where she had gone to Join her husband, CpL Whelchel, who was stationed there with the A m y . M is. 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WONK SESSION 4 p.m. In tha city Managar'a Confaranca Room, S t c ond Floor 1. Financial Raporli. A. Sanlord Airport Authority YearEnd Financial Report. B. City ol Sanlord Yaar-End Financial Report. 2. Dlacuatlon: policy prohibiting th* uaa of tobacco product* by police offi­ cer* and firefighter*. 3. Olacuaalon ol Hlalorlc Sanford Memorial Stadium Chang* Order. (R13) 4. Olacuaalon ol approval ol Devetopert* Agreement of MellonvtUa Avenue aa It ratal** to tha propoaad Magnolia Park Subdivision. (R-10) 8. Oiacuaaion of Legislative Agreement with Brantley and Associate*, Inc.. (R- 12) 8. Discussion ol Regular Agenda llama. Add-on Mams, and other Hama. 7. City Manager's briefing. A. Confaranca Cantar Comprehensive Plan Amendment, with stipulations and condttlona; approve Development Order *00-0022; Michael Murray, applicant for VansUan Bay. Recommended by th* City Manager. Ad published Dec. 8 ,2 0 0 0 . 4. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3574 lo rezon* 178.3+ acres ol property lying between Seminole Boulevard and Nardasus Avenue and between Rand Yard Road extended northerly and N. Kennel Road extended northerly (2000 Narcissus Avenue) from AO. Agriculture and MI-2, Medium Industrial, to PD, Planned Development, subject to conditions; approve Development Order *00-0023; Strategic Acquisition* Corp., owner; Marling Lock!in & Associates, applicant. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published Dec. 8, 2000. 8. Second rsadlng and adoption ol Ordinance No. 3575 lo rezon* 0.53 acre* ol properly lying between Cornwall Road extended easterly and East Lake Mary Boulevard and between Ohio Avenue and Mallonville Avenue, from SR-1A, Single Family Residential, to PD, Planned Development, subject lo conditions; approve Development Order *00-0024; Abdul Hussain Family Limited Partnership, owner; Lonnie N..Qroot, Esquire, applicant. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published Dec. 8, 2000. • Citizen participation. • Public Hearing*. 1. Second reading and adoption ol Ordinance No. 3555 to annex 30.87 acres of property lying between tha Seaboard Coastline Railroad and Iowa Avenue and between N. Kennel Road and Creek Road: approve Development Order • 00-0018; Inc. and Bid Vlhlen, Jr„ Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published Dec. 8 A 13, 2000. 2. 8econd reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3572 to re: First Comprehensive Plan Amendment of 2000, a * revised, Incorporating the City's response to th* Department of Community Affair**1 ObjectIona, Recommendations, and Comment*. Recommended by the City Ad published Dec. 10,2000. 3. Second reading ■■ ol Ordinance No. 3573 to rezon* 23.7a acres of property lying between 8*m lnol* Boulevart ievard and Narcissus Avenue and Rlvervlew Avenue and Rach els Avenue (2388 W. Seminole Boulevard) from A1, Agriculture lo PD, Planned with single family realconjunction wun m# annexation of the property baaed on consisu ‘ of " 8. Second reading and adoption ol Ordinance No. 3580 to rezon* 51.2 acres of property lying between E. Lake Mary Boulevard and Pin* Way and between Andrews Road and Park National Drive (3801 Mellonvtll* Avenue) from MI-2, Medium Industrial lo PD, Planned Development based on consistency with th* approval of th* Comprehensive Plan Amendment, with stipulations and condltiona: approve Development Order *0 0 0 0 3 2 ; Helen . fl,,Ml m. S*l | nOWlRnO Unlr4l*sne nOfutnyl, |. lnC.( OWnOi, MlCnill Murray, appScartt. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad pubtahed Dec. 8, 2000. 7. Second reading and adoption ol Ordktanc* No. 3801 to rezon* 9.B7 acres ol property lying between Americana Boulevard and Eaat Lake Mary Boulevard and between Roiling HMs Drive and Orlando Drive, from MR-2, Multiple Family Dwelling Residential, to OC-2, General ^ n i n m . . n| . t luntln n n Os nnerilss wOinliiOfwBi InUnufiyiOn > rOp§iBM| owner; Ron Hoarse, applicant. Recommended by the CHy Manager. Ad published Dec. 8 ,2 0 0 0 . 8. Second reading and adoption m of Ordinance No. 3802 lo annex ,78 acre* of property lying between Eaat 28th ace and i29th Street and between Palmetto Avenue and Magnolia Avenue (320 29th street); Barbara Jackaon, owner. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published Dee. 8 A 13, 2000. 8. Second reading and adoption ol Ordinance No. 3803 to does, vacate, and abandon tha 14' allay lying between W. 3rd Sir**! and W. 4th Street and between Myrtle Avenue and Elm Avenue; Jamea Tarwtlleger and Jam as Dunn, applicants. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published Dec. 6. 2000. 1. Boards: appolnlmanta/raappolnlmenta. A. Central Examining Board. Thar* will be one vacancy beginning Jan. 10, 2001. NEED TO APPOINT REPLACE­ MENT. There are no applications on We. B. Historic Preservation Board. There la on* vacancy. NEED TO APPOINT REPLACEMENT. Thera are no applications on Die. 2. First reading ol Ordinance No. 3808 to correct a s c riv e n e r’* error in Ordinance No. 3584 which provided lor the posting ol Junk vehicles on tha real property on which the vehicle Is locat­ ed, aa wen as on the vehicle Itself. Recommended by the Director ol Community Development and th* Ctty Manager. 3. Approve tha preliminary subdivision plan for Lexington Park, subject to (Inal engineering approval and S u it approval of each buUdktg as H Is con­ structed. Recommended by tha Director ol Engineering and Planning and tha City Manager. 4. Approve th* preliminary subdivision plan lor tile proposed Wal-Mart Sup*reenter expansion subject lo th* approval of th* Comprehensive Plan Amendment lo QC. General Commercial lor th* Eastern 3.52 acres; the approval of th* rezon* to GC-2, General Commercial tor the aastsm 3.82 acres; and Subdivision Improvement Plan approval. Recommended by tha Director ol Engineering and Planning and the City Manager. 8. Consider th* Sits Plan for Wyndham Place, as stipulated at the Nov. 8. 1098 City Commission Meeting. This Is a 260 unit apartment community locat­ ed at 3885 Orlando Drive and baaed on th* Sit* Plan meeting the standard* lor consideration and subject lo final Engineering Plan approval. ol by th* Director I Planningland i the City 8. First reading of Ordktanc* No. 3804 re: eBrnkiate term Umlts lor members of th* Cemetery Advisory Committee. Recommended by the CHy Clerk and the CHy Manager. 7. First reading of Ordnance No. 3805 re: eliminate term kmita lor member* of th* Historic Preservation Board. Recommended by the City dark and th* City Manager. . 8. First readbig of Ordktano* No. 3608 FOR DEC. 18 , 2 0 0 0 re; eliminate term limits lor member* ol th* Planning and Zoning Commission. Recommended by the City Clark and the CHy Manager. 8. First reading of Ordinance No. 3007 ra: eliminate term limit* lor members of the 8cenlc Improvement Board. Recommended by th* Ctty d ark and th* Ctty Manager. 10. Approval ol Developer's Agreement of Mellonvllle Avenue aa It relates to tha proposed Magnolia Park Subdivision, a Single Family Residential subdivision located al 3801 8outh Mellonvllle Avenus. Recommended by the Director ol Engineering and Development and the City Manager. (WS-4) 11. Adopt Resolution No. 1861 autho­ rizing the Ctty Manager to execute all documents associated with Ihe Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (L1HEAP) Agreement with the 8late ol Florida Department ol Community Affair* for FY 2001-2002. Recommanded by tha Director ol Community Development and the City Manager. 12. Approve amendment of Legislative Services Agreement between the Ctty ol 8an(ord and Branllay and Associates, Inc. lo provide lor an extension ol an additional two-yaar Consent Agenda. 1. Approve street closure ol 13th Street from Persimmon Avenue (al Crooms Academy) lo Laurel Avenue; Laurel Avenue from 13th Street to First Street; First Street from Laurel Avenue lo Fort Mellon Park, on Monday, Jan. 15, 2001, from 10:00 A.M. lo 12:00 P.M.. In conjunction with *Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration* special event. Recommended by the Ctty Manager. 2. Approve use of Civic Center and waive the fee on Jan. 13 A 14,2001 for Martin Luther King Celebration. Recommended by Ihe City Manager. 3. Approve continuation ol currant water rate* lor Ihe Midway-Canaan Water Association. Recommended by Ihe City Manager. 4. Approve 850.000 Grant Application Friday through Thursday SFMINOI [ TOWN! CIMIfR 10 period, to be In affect until Nov. 15. 2002. (WS-5) 13. Approve design modifications of the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium lo expand the locker rooms and dugouta lo ensure proper facilities for current and future events, subject to final cost estimates and approval of lha Proposal Request lor construction. Recommended by the Engineering and Planning Director and the City Manager. (WS-3) Irom lha Division of Emergency Management Emergency Management Preparedness and Assistance Trust Fund. Recommended by the City Manager. 8. Approve 1st amendment to consult­ ing service* agreement with Hunter Interests, Inc. Recommended by Ihe City Manager. •Add-on Hems. • Information only. 1. 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F ir s t U n it e d M e t h o d is t C h u rch 7 :0 0 P M F a m ily E u c h a r i s t (N u r s e r y p ro v id e d ) 6 :0 0 P M C hristm as Eve C elebration S ervice High M at •Including Gregorian Chant Acpolyphony 1 0 2 8 B o o k q f C o m m o n P r a y e r ________ 4 ma 1 I" m¥ G R A C E U N IT E D M E T H O D IS T CHURCH Pastor Dennis Littleton and the Weatvlew Baptist Church family would like to Invite you to come and J iln us as we celebrate the birth of our Saviour In a special service of 499 N. Country club Rd. Latte Mary • 407-322-1472 Stephen J , B in k lo y - Pmmtor ^ • C h u rch S fc II , CHRISTMAS DAY Coa £da Air £• CtMaoteg 9 1 * <4 j a t , ©ui Sarfoa LUTHERAN CHURCH M o f th e | REDEEMER f 2428 Oak Ave.. Senford (Across from Dairy Queen) 407422-3582 or 407-3234819 fo r th e en tire com m unity Chrlatmaa Ere Night 7 :0 0 pm C and les & C arols Serv ice Special M usic A B ells Sanford *407-322-2982 Rev. Bruce Scott - Pastor ' - December 24 - 10:30 A.M. Come, join us in worship "W aiting for C h ristm as" Advent W orship First Baptist C h u rch C h ristm as Eve C andlelight Service December 24 - 7 :3 0 P.M. Decamber 25 - 10:00 A.M. ' 51) South Ruk Are., Sanford 407-322-6041 C h ristm as Day W orship P astor E_A. R eu sch er M ark h am W o o d s _ P r e s b y te r ia n 1' C h u rch AU Souls Catholic Church G & xU tm oiSi 4180 PM AUant Night Comer of 9th Street A Oak Avenue The C h ristm as P ag ean t Sanford, F L • (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -3 7 9 5 6 Sundry, December 25,2000 Organ. T h ere w ill b e a Living N ativity p resen ta tio n b y ou r youth. 5:00 fun. 7:43 am. 10:30 am I LOO p.m. T lvo Id en tical serv ic e s q f m u sic fea tu rin g 9 :0 0 PM th e C h an cel Choir, B r a s s Q uartet a n d 9 8 5 S o JO ran g f B lv d ., Ssnford, F L 3.00 p.m. <400 p.m. 4:30 pm ;3:30 pm 6:30 p.m. 8:30 pm. (Spenltb) . I2>00 u a . (Midnight) || TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS EUCHARIST.. K H » AM . 4 1 0 0 P aola lin ed (46A)-(H.£. Ib o tn a a J r . 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Monday, January L 2081 1.00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. ffy C a a J C s X ift i^ . tfu tls f m u test L" * ’i .. ■ ■ ► 4> »6 O UR LOKD a n d SAVIOK J E S U S C H S IS T . We w ill g a th er Iryorm ally to sin g th e so n g s 1 * i q f C h ristm as a n d p r a is e COD fo r th e coming q f CHRIST. 6:30 p m (Spanish) 8.-00 p m , 1 1 1 1 1 1 �f L cg als............................... Classifieds........................ Crossword •••••*•••••••••••••••• Weather............................. TV L istings....................... 5B-7B 7B-9B 8B 2B 4B Lions run Dogs out of own “House” By Doan 8mlth Sports Editor DeLAND — The Oviedo boys basketball team sang a little different version of the Baha Men’s popular song, "W ho let the dogs out?" TUcsday night using a big second half to run previous­ ly undefeated DeLand out of its own beautiful new 5,000seat gym, "The New Dog House," 79-56. The Bulldogs (5-1 overall, 1-1 In district play) led early, 4-2, which ended up being the only time they would lead in the game, and trailed Just 11-10 after the first quar­ ter. The Lions, who also came Into the game unbeaten at 7­ 0, started to take control of the game in the second quar­ ter, with the help o f the Bulldogs' inability to convert from the free throw line (they missed 12 of their first 13 attempts), building a 29­ 22 lead at intermission. But it was in the second half that Oviedo, ranked No. 3 in the state poll this week, turned the game Into a rout, Land 50-34 in the final 16 minutes. The victory avenged an embarrassing 67-47 loss at home to the Bulldogs in the D istrict C h stn p U x u h lp Game last spring and stamped the Lions as the early favorites in the district race. Junior scoring machine Shawn Witherspoon led Oviedo with 26 points, while senior Marcus Hayes was right behind with 17 points. Darrell Freeman was also in double figures with 10 points. The Lions, who forced 29 turnovers and also grabbed 27 offensive rebounds In the game, ate taking part in the prestigious Great Florida Shootout in Kissimmee this weekend. Current Oviedo head coach Ed Kershner started the tournament, which now attracts teams from all over the country and also has The Sunshine Network televising some of the game, 20 years ago when he was coaching at Osceola. In other big games from this week, Scott Bradley hit 5-of-8 from three-point range and scored 23 points and Brandon Grubbs chipped in with 20 points and 12 rebounds as Lake Brantley bounced back from a tough 46-44 loss to Boone on Tuesday with a 65-52 Seminole Athletic Conference victory over Lake Howell on Wednesday. The Patriots improved to 5-3 overall and 3-1 in the SAC, while the Silver Hawks, who were led by Isaac Codrey's 11 points and 10 points from Tory Green, fell to 6-6. On TUesday, Crooms Academy equaled its record at 2-2 with an impressive 50­ 44 road victory over Taylor High School in Pierson. Sophomore Terry Burch led the Panthers' scoring with 21 points, while lunior with 16 points. TUESDAY I.IONS 7*, BULLDOGS SS o>Mo m ) Fronnan 10. Pldutt 5, Ktecadoi 1 Herron 2. Dupre* 2, SlaipUn* J, Wlthmpoan 26, Hay** 17, Smith 7, Rich 1 Total*. 3D 12 23 79. D«Lari (Mi Garden II, Andrew* X Hairy 7, Burl* 1, MdUrewy 10, Hunter X Ifcnacn 6. Spam 2. WUluauan 4 Total*: 20 12-23 36. Ovted* II IS IS 30.79 DtLteri 1SU M S . H Soc Boys, Fags SB t H e r a ld R a m s r e tu r n to p r o m in e n c e By Dean Smith Sports Editor L a k e LAKE MARY — Round one to Lake Mary. In the first of what could be many bat­ tles between the two Seminole Athletic Conference powers, the Rams, which had seen some of the luster o f their program dlmiah with the emergence of Winter Springs, Seminole and Lyman the past two seasons, dominated the previously undefeated and two-time defending State Champion Bears, 56-42, at Lake Mary High School TUesday night The game was close after the first peri­ od with the Rams leading just 17-12. Lake Mary widened the gap to seven points at intermission, 31-24, then broke the game open with a 17-6 third quarter scoring advantage and coasted to the vie­ toty. The! ! Rams then became the first girls team in the county to win 10 games, eas­ ing past Lake Howell, 69-51, on the road M a ry S p r in g s in g irls S A C Thursday night. The Bears also got back into the win column on Thursday, building a 29-15 first half lead and holding off Oviedo at home, 51-42, to raise their record to 9-1. The Silver Hawks and Lions had both picked up important home victories on TUesday, with Lake Howell tripping Lake Brantley, 52-42, and Oviedo pounding DeLand, 62-42. rip W in te r b a s k e tb a ll 56. Winter Spring 12 1 1 * 1 2 .4 2 Lak*Mary 13 II 17 l l . M Threv-point Arid goal* . Winter Spring* 1 (Cu*d*(n(no); Lak* Miry 2 (tXmkman 2) T«*m foul* _ Winter Spring* 24; Lak* Miry 21. Fouled out _ Winter Springs, Stefcnt. Trchnteal* . non*. Junior vanity . Winter Sprira* 41 Lak* Mary <2. SILVER HAWKS 52, PATRIOTS 42 Lak* Brantley M2) Bahterte 6, SanJI X Stewart 7, Lightnrr 2, Smith 2, lirtttg 2. Dkfcaon 7, Work* IX Total*: 119-14 42 Lak* Howell (32) McCormick 4. Kotin 4. Pollard 3, Brown X Martina IX Codrey 17. Total*: 20 S-14 51 LakrSrantlry 7 U 9 11.41 Lak*Howril • II 9 1 7 .n Thre* point Arid goal* _ Lak* Brantlry 1 (Bahrtrtefc Lak* HoreriM (Codrry X Kuhn). Tram foul* . Lak* Brantky IX Lak* Howril 12 Technical* . non*. Racmda _ Lak* Brantlry 2-X Uk* a Howril 4-5. Junior vanity _ Lak* Howril 42 L*k* a -----*— m t oranofy JR. LIONS 42. BULLDOGS 42 DtLuri (42) Ftehrr 5, Evrr* 7, Saunter* I, Peterson X Driggs IX Goolsby 3. Moors 10. Total* 14 12-20 42 Ovted* (42) HtmandaXOUvtrX Rodrigua IX BanArld XToaate 19, Apprlanlr X Buahlka X C&bt X llodgr* 4. Total* 24 12-11 42 DtLand 12 19 10 I I . 12 Ovted* 14 IT II 30.12 The** point A*U goal* . DrLand 2 (Evrr*. Peterson): Ovtado 2 (BtnArld 2). Team fouls _ DrLand id 20; 20, Oviedo I) II. Technical* _ non*. Reord* . DeLand 4-X . s WILDCATS 4X PANTHERS 11 Croons Academy (14) Britt X Burdi IX rarkar X Butter 0 RufAn O Tolala: 4 XS IX ' n «rs— Tkylor (43) DUon IX Blondlngar IS, Ikal X Rawlins I, Heath X Hunter 4 Totals: 20 XS4S. Croonu 4 I 3 7 .1 4 TkyMr 3 II II 1 7 . 0 This* point Arid goals _ Crooms Academy I (Dutch) Tsam fouls _ Crooens Academy 14,Taylor 14 Fouled out. Croon* Academy Ruffin Technical* . non*. Record* _ Croon* Academy 2-3; Ikyior 1-4. THURSDAY S m G lrli, Page 2B Hawks pushed, Tribe in win column Raider women romp to 10th win o f season B y D u n Sm ith Sports Editor B y D ean Sm ith 8port* Editor CASSELBERRY — The unde­ feated and defending Class 6A State Champion Lake Howell girls soccer team found out TUesday night that they will not have a cakewalk In trying to repeat as champs as Lake Brantley gave tne Silver Hawks all they wanted before falling, 2-1, at home. Lake Howell led 1-0 at half­ time, but had the fight the Patriots to a second half stand­ off to win Its 10th game of the season. Lindsay Rice and Piper Seaman scored the goals for the Silver Hawks, with Jill Rice adding an assist. SA N FO R D — A week off did the Seminole Community College women's basketball team a world of good. T illahassfe Community College team and seeing a long non-conference home winning streak come to an end, the Raiders returned to the Health and Physical Education Center floor on Wednesday after an 11-day layoff and rolled to an 83-52 drubbing of H illsborough. Community College from Tampa. SOC got off to a fast start, «-- - te AM w om en, n | 9 30 Hteborou* Com m unityCotogelHtetottM onro.(N o .2 2 .b fcj.uniform) ta tto. 8 C C . Sheri Harrison (N o .20) Butte (No. 20) « i d B C C . Qabrteto BiantenMd (No. 34) tty gM tovofcffcd (fcatog Ih. Radtora* 83-62 thumping o( th. Hawks WwtoMttoy nglhL ******* * * * ; to S h fe tS S which fell to 6-2-1 on the season. Sm Prvpe, Page 3B • Unbeaten Tallahassee holds off SCC threat Sport* Editor SAN FO RD — The undefeated TUlahaa.ee Community College men's basketball team found something it probably was not expecting Thursday n igh t A battle. TWo weeks ago, the E s s ie , had taken a 30 point lead at halftime and coasted to a 96-63 victory over Seminole Community College in the state capitoL And while the final score was not much different this time, 94­ 72, it did not tell how competi­ tive and hard-fought the game was at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The Raiders took a 4-0 lead and basically stayed in the game the entire first half, trailing 46­ 34 at Intermission. After SC C 'i quick start, Tallahassee took a 10-point lead only to see the Raiders come battling back to within two points on several occasion's and only a late run In the first half allowed the Eagles to take the 12-point halftime bulge. TCC came out of the lockerroom on fire an defense and threatened to turn the game into a rout as It forced numerous SCC turnovers to build a 19point lead. But the Raider* refused to fold and started to come beck behind freshmen guards Jason Currington (Leesburg) and Dennis Williams (Winter Park), cutting the lead beck to 10 points with over 10 minute* left in the game. SCC was able to cut into the lead on the strength o f a sevenpoint trip down die co u rt Currington hit a driving layup, then picked off a pass and nit a three-point shot as he was fouled. He missed issed the free throw Itry, but Che] i Morgan gathered in foe rebound1 and and!nit a follow. The Raiders had several good looks at the basket to cut into (lie margin even further as their defense was starting to take control of the game, but the big shot would not fall. The Eagles finally started to pull away In the final three min­ utes behind Baltimore's Marcus flatten (16 second half points) and Chicago Simeon High S m Man, Page 3B : HmM photo by Ait ZMnMd Seminole Community Cottage freshman forward Joe William. (No. 52) looks lor driving room to the basket while TaHahusM Community C otog.'. Cameron Echols (No. 30) goM for the block. The undefeated Eagles defeated th . Raiders, 04-72, at th . SCC Health and Physical Education Center Thursday night. ( BM M seJM �Page 21) Sunday, December 17. 2000 T in S eminole H exald KIMJ VVTATHEk^ JM M A S T 1 6 k SEMINOLE COUNTY Florid a W eath er AccuWaather.com UV Index Ibmorrow F ive-D ay F o re c a s t fo r S an fo rd Shorn Is tomorrow's ■wlw. Tsmpersturas Regional Cities m tonlghTt toWi and lomorrow s ntgni. R egion al W e a th e r n w a n w y is mwny ocuay iw^ni wrn srui bi— A lm an ac log. A t*w showers »r» possible tomorrow, especially In northern areas. Georgia: PMtolk ol rain and drizzle tonight. 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PL Law 4 4 * In Cambrtdga, It’s now or never time in the Naional Football League By Brady Lesssrd Welcome to the Anal few laps of the season my friends, il's been a wild race. Divisional leaders and Wild Card contendere realize that it Is now or never time, The Crystal Ball of Football delivered on his LOCK OF THE WEEK last Sunday as the Giants covered the line by five times the points they needed! Let’s take a quick look around Florida before we get to the rest of the schedule. The Jaguars seem to be coming on over the past few weeks, but the cliche, "Too little, too late," understates Jacksonville's position. 1 think they'll have is solid season next year, but the question of wKo'will coach them needs’ to te raised. I for one think Coughlin has done a great Job, but It is time for new blood. Tampa Bay continued to keep their playoffs hopes alive with a huge win in the rain last week. My inside man with the.team claims that Joey Hamilton will aee some major playing time in the last Few games here. Ybu remember him, gave Florida Stale fits when he played at Georgia Tech. My wife went to TUlane so I like Shawn King, but it may be time fora change. My Miami Dolphins are coming off the tough loss to the Bucs but I think theyll be okay. Aa a long-time Dolphin fan I realize that some­ times you have to take the good with the bad. We’re going to the playoffs — maybe even the Super Bowl. rising. I atmlove Brett Favre, but . Fm paid to tell the truth. Vikings 37 Packers 17 NEW ORLEANS(-10) VS ATLANTA — My college years taught me all I needed to know about this Divisional rivalry. The Falcons may not win this game but the 'Ainu ain't going to win this game by ten points. It Just ain’t going to happen, not with the 'Ainu. 'Ainu 26 Falcons IB DENVERf-3) AT KANSAS CITY — TWs could be a great game aa the Broncos kre forced to play at Let's take a look at the schedule AfeoWhead Stadhtari. * W ry totiah and find Vadim ^ place to win.' The Chiefs Crbac has BUFFALOHfrVB NEW ENG­ . been having a heck of a season, but LAND — Wade PhiWp Mrfufcs to can't finish teams off. This game 'startDoug Flutie so fm going back could be settled in overtime. to my real team, the Dolphins. This game has no playoff implications so TOO CLOSE TO CALL it shouldn't be played. JACKSONVILLE(-ll) AT CINCINNATI— The Jaguars Bills 23 Patriots 20 wouldn’t be so confident If Sanford MINNESOTA^) VS GREEN native Jeff Blake was still with the BAY — This game may be the final Bengal*. However, he isn’t. Jaguars pasting of the torch. The Packers win, but not in the blowout Vegas is are going down aa the Vikings are expecting. Jaguars 31 Bungles 25 SAN FRANCBCOf-5) VS CHICAGO— ThaNineri will uimnp tnii compictny cwtmitcnea Basra aquad. Tha rest of tha League has no idea how good the San Pnutdaco offense has gotten in the last half of the saaeon. Nincn tl4 Bean 17 M1AMK-3) VS INDIANAPOLIS — My favorite team of all time, as you weil know, is the Dolphins. That may be clouding my Judge­ ment here, but I think the Dolphlna will beat the Colts. Tm glad it's on the grass *nd.oot in the R.CAw -__ Dolphina 2f; dolu 23 LBALTIMORE(-15) AT ARIZONA — The Cardinals must be really bed. Fifteen point underdogs against tha Ravens at home. Wow. Ravens 15 Cardinals-3 TAMPA BAYfEVEN) VS ST. LOUIS— Game of the week! This is for all the marbles as the Bucs play host to the Rammiea. Any of 'f you that don't think we have a chance need to think bade to last year. Remember? Playoff game at S t Louis, we almost and should have, won a trip to the Super BowL Bucs 19 Rammiea 17 Each week The Crystal Ball of Football releases hU patented LOCK OF 1MB WEEK. 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G n p x j % M ain It, W M a V’A lT X ili) unr $ Q T ftfl • 130pRota®po*eptant •Orttel DiredInjecfon •NeWydesignedhi 4-seater • IMgetonsoisttaoe • 25-gafcnWtark �T iie S eminole H erald Sunday, DcchiiIxt 17. 2000 Page 3B Boys----------------------------------------------------------C o n tin u a l from Pmge IB Thiee-poinl Bald goals . Oviedo 7 (Hayes 3. Freeman, Pickett Simpkins, Rkh); DrLand 4 (Henry 2. Cordon, WUliamaon) Tram fouls . Oviedo 23; DrLand 17. Fouled out _ DrLand. McKinney. TVctinkala _ none. Recorda _ Oviedo M ; DaLand 5-1. Junior varsity _ Oviedo 27. DeLand 40BRAVES 46, PATRIOTS 44 leone (441 Sounder* A A Faber S, E Faber 14, Shave A Sumpter 2, Phlleman 7. Tout* 1412-20 46 Lake Brantley (44) Guy 2. Bradley 6 Carter 2, Morrtra 11, Gooch 7, Grubb* 14. Total* 1164 46 Beane IS 14 7 10.44 Lake Brantley » 11 12 11.44 Three-polnl field goals . Boone 6 (E. Faber 3, Saunders, A. Faber); Lake Brantley 3 (Bradley 2, Gooch). Team foub _ Boone 14; Lake Brantley 17. Fouled out Lake Brantley, Guy. ladmcaie _ none. Recorda _ Boone 5-1; Lakr Brantley 4-3. Junior varsity _ Boone 32 Lake Brantley 40. GRENADIERS 44, RAMS 50 Lake Mary (SOI Lewttnce 12 Nebco 2 Benyhlll 12 Lbardo I, Hofmann 6, Mann 5 Fontaine J, lim n II. ty _ lake Mary 41, Colonial 34. Total* 1712-13 SO. r .u i.1 (Ml llorlon 17, Mitchell A Brown 5, 11tort I, Hughes tl, Roblnaun 15 Sierra 7, Totals: 20 Sfl2664. Lake Mary Colonial 21 * I I I . SO 17 11 12 24 _ « Thu* point field goals . laka Mary 4 (Lawrence J. Fontaine}; Colonial 3 (Horton 3, MlkheU 2, Robinson 2, Hugh**). Team foub _ Lake Mary 22; Colonial 14. Fouled out . Lake Mary, Bertyhlll. Technicals _ Lake Mary, Lawrence. Recorda . Colonial 4-2 Junior vani- Women PANTHERS 50, WILDCATS 44 Crootru Academy ISO) Burch 21. Mitchell 3, Wiliams 16, t e m 5, 5lmi 5. Total* 19 6*11 30. w Plenon-Taylur 1441 ClilLuti 2 Tral 3, StringfeUow 6 McDermott 2 Duckner 4 Scott II. Tbtab 20 4-10 44 Crooms U ■ 14 11.30 Taylor 4 f IS 11.44 Three-point field goals _ Cruoma Academy 4 (WUllama 2 Green, Sima). Team fouls . Crooms Academy 12 Taylor 13. Fouled out . Taylor, Clifton. Technicals . none Records . Crooms Academy 2-2 Taylor 3-4. WEDNESDAY PATRIOTS 65, SILVER HAWKS 52 Lake Howell IS2I Barkman 3, Latky 3. Prado 2 Brown 10, Green 10, Codivy II, Hickman 9, Walker 2 Totals 16 13-21 32. Lake Brantley (4S) Guy 7, Bradley 23, Wise 3. Morelra R, Gooch 2 Crubbt 20. Total. 20 17-22 63. Lake Hawaii 14 15 It 12.B2 Lake Brantley IS I t I t IS . 65 Three-point field goals _ lake Howell 3 (Leaky, Brown. Given, Codrvy. Hickman); Lake Brantley S (Bradley 5, Guy, Morrtra. Grubbs). Team foub . Lake HowvU20; Lake Brantley 16 Fouled out _ Lake HoweU, Brown. Technicals _ none. Recorda _ Lake Howell 6-6; Lake Brantley 3-3 Junior varsity . Lake HowvU 60. Lake Brantley 43. PANTHERS 39, GREYHOUNDS 37 Pine Ridge 1371 Amot 1, Shelton 2. Billups I, Folk 3, JeanLoub 3. WUllama I, Htrd R, Morris 20. Total* 12 14-24 37. Lyman (37) Robinson 2 Var I, Redden 3, Simpson R, Wrmlglki 4, Cross 7, Sabir 4, Megll 4. Totals; 16 4-6 37. Pine Ridge 7 II 10 11.37 Lyman 10 R 6 13.37 Thrve-potnl field goals _ Pine Ridge 1 (JeanLouis); Lyman 1 (Cross) Tram fouls _ Pine Ridge 10; Lyman 20. Fouled out _ none Techntcab _ none. Records _ Lyman 2-6. Junior varsity _ Pine Ridge 43. Lyman 43. Continued from Pag* IB racing to a 12-0 lead behind freshmen Yolanda . Johnson and Gsbrielle Blankenfeld. The Raiders could not maintain the fast start, however, as the Hawks battled back to within 23* ' 19 near the ID-minute mark of the first half. That’s when coach Ken Patrick's charges dedd. ed enough was enough. With Johnson, who was playing her first game after missing the previous two with a shoulder injury, leading the way and sophomore forward Shekels " K ik r Kindred starting to dominate the ' backboards, SCC went on a 23-0 run and took a 46-19 lead before Hillsborough finally scored wil 10-seconds left In the half. Kindred, who had eight first half points, answered at the buzzer and the hosts took a 48-21 lead into the lockerroom at intermission. nson, a guard guana from rrom Braddock, oraaaocn, Pennsylvania, Johnson, was the ' scorer in the first half with 16 points, he Ibig whilei Blankenfeld, I a forward from Naperville, Illinois, point) in the first half. is, had nine points With the game in hand, the Raiders worked on their pressing defense and getting the ball Inside on offense, both of which worked exceptionally well. Freshman center Brandi Davis from Bushnell, got loose Inside to score 14 o f her 18 points in the second half and Kindred, from D ou gJw ilie, Georgia, controlled the boards on both ends o f the floor and also had several steals which the turned into layup* which led to her scoring 10 of her 18 points in tiie final 20 minutes. SCC also got good play from inside players Sue Gyarfas and Linda Cazeau. Gyarfes, a 6-foot-9 sophomore center from Budapest, Hungary, and Cazeau, a 6-foot fresh­ man from Eustis, came off the bench to only score six points, but both had several big rebounds arid Gyarfas blocked several shots and assisted on sev­ eral layups feeding players breaking for the goal from her high post position. Hillsborough also played better in tiie aecond half, but not better me R aiders'first half score (48 points) until there was only one-minute left on the • dock. Kindled, who also had 20 rebounds, Johnson and Davis all had 18 points for SCC. wh!W * * B U n k a n M d w u i U M double figure* wtth-10 point*, . , , Also contributing for the locals were Erin Bradshaw (six points), Katrina Moraine (five points), Cazeau (four points), and Gyarfas and Sheri Harrison (two points cad i). Point guard Ntuy Berggren and Oviedo's Shannon Cotton did not acoreTbut Deiggwn ran the offense to perfec­ tion and had several assists and Cotton did a little bit of everything else, coming up with steals, Preps Continued from Page IB Also on Tbesday night, Jeanette Gurtis scored all three of Seminole's goals, two in the second half, os the Fighting Seminole held off Lyman, 3-2, to win their first game of the sea­ son at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium. Kelly German and Thulasl Karunanldhl had assists for the Tribe, while Reilly and Antrella scored second half goals for the Greyhounds. In boys' action, Lake Mary stayed unbeaten at 6-0-1 with a 1-0 victory over Winter Springs at A. W. Epps Field Wednesday nlghL Zol) slie Kesckes scored the game's only goal in the first half on an assist from Eric Gorden. Hereto photo *9Art Hainan Sanitate Community CoAaga’a Shekels W Kindred (No. 25) looks lor room to drive on Hillsborough Community Cottage's Francesca Hankins Wednesday night Kindred aoorad 18 points and pulled down 20 rebounds to help the Raiders win their 10th game of the m eson. 6 3 6 2 , over the Hawks. honors with 18 points for the Hawks, while Harriett Monroe was also in double figures with 12j9oints. Tne Raiders Improved to 10-3 with the victory and will host fellow state-ranked Palm Beach Community College, which handed Daytona Beach its first loss last week, in a rescheduled game as the opening game of a women-men’s doubleheader next Monday. The women, who were originally supposed to play on Tuesday at 2 p m , will play at 4 p.m„ fol­ lowed by the SCC men against Polk Community College at 6 p.m. * I f »H (T .| iif lf milab^tedndk RAIDERS 03, HAWKS 52 ^agaI 1221 IWUMjrthO 04) CLLahabha Eddins 7 3-4 14 Patrice Bonilla 0 0-0 0. Katrina Andrawa 2 M 5 Megsei Burk* 0 Ml ft Tlflany WUliam* 0 CM)0. Hearts* Manna 5 2-212, hancaaca Hankins 2 14 6 Tkmlc* WUllama 2 1-2 5t J«» SspMU 0 04) 0. Kyah* Hank) 0 DO 0, Courtney Keane 2 2-2 6 Maria* Moot 0 OO0. Tbtal* 20 9-1$ 52. B— (finis Community College (S3) Ullliata Ktodradt 2-5 IE StayGyarfas I AO 2. Shannon Cotton 0 0 0 0. Seated! Darts 713-314 CtbriaU* BUnkanMd 4 2-2 Id Erin Bradshaw 3 00 4 Bari Harrison 10 0 J. Nary Brrggnn 004 0 , Katrina Means 1 1-3 5, Wanda Johnson 73-411, IM a Caaaau 2 OO6 Total* 37 S-tl SI Hakfena .9CC 40; HCC 2L T W p o M Bald goab . HCC 3 (Eddtna. Andmw*. Hmktns); SCC 1 (Johnson). Team louk . HCC a SCC 1L Foa^dwl^ mfcTIdintoUa^UfwJRjrada^CCI^^^^^^ . pulling down rebound*, taking charges and dish­ ing out assists. Lakdshsi Eddins tied for game-high scoring LAKE MARY — The 18th annual Target Soccer Classic takes place at four Seminole County schools starting Wednesday, December 20th. Host Lake Mary, Lake Brantley, Winter Springs and Lyman high schools will hold games for the 16-team event that will run from the 20th through the 23rd (sec schedule at right). Tournament passes will be available at a cost of $12 and dally tickets are $4. Call Bill Elastic at 407-320-9672 for more information. TUESDAY G IR L S SO C C ER SILVER HAWKS 2, PATRIOTS 1 Lake BranUey • 1 _ t Lake Hatred t 1 .2 Gfc*k . Luka Brantley I (Aaton); Lake Howell 2 (L. Rice. Seaman) Aaalats _ Lake Brantley 1 (Dlripl; Lika Howell 1 (J. Rk»). Shot, on goal. Lake Brantley A Lake Howell 19. Record, _ Lake Brantley 6-2-1; Lake Howell 1043. FIGHTING SEMINOLES X GREYHOUNDS 2 Lyman t 2 .2 SemlMla 1 1 .3 Coale-Lyman 2 (Reilly, Anatrade). Seminole 3 (Curtto 3). Assists _ Seminole I (German, Karunanldhl). Shot* on goal _ Lyman 9; Seminole 20- Records _ Lyman 1-2-4 Seminole 1-9. Jtmtar ratalty . Lyman 3, Seminole a BEARS X RAMS 1 Winter Springs J 0 .2 Lake Mary 1 0 .1 Goal* . Winter Springs 2 (AHoller Zfc Lake Mary 1 (Zabrl). Assists _ none. Shots cmgoal _ Wtnscr Spring* A Lake Mary 13 Records . Winter Springs 5-3, Lake Mary 56-1. Junior varsity _ Lake Mery 1, Winter Springs 0. School's Cameron Echols (10 aecond half lints) to Improve to 15on the season. Hatten led all scorer* with 25 points, while New York's Bronsid Dockery added 15 points and Echols 14 points. All told, 11 Eagles found the scoring column. f sh o ts d u rin g on 18-point second ha£f arid fin ish ; ing w ith 2 4 p o in ts. ‘ A lso sco rin g fo r SC C : M organ (12), D en n is W illiam s (11), S to ry (eig ht), Jo n tu e Jo h n so n and D e lto n a 's Jo e W ill Lama. T A R G E T C L A S S IC TtemeU0 BO 0, D WUllama 3 I2 II, Curringlon 9 3-5 24, Houelen 0 (Ml a J. Johraon 0 54 2 Cram 0 4-5 4. Story 3 CEO4 Harvy 0 M 0, Morrison 1 0-0 2 McHanry 0 1-2 1. Morgan 4 4-6 1 2 1. WUllama 0 54 5 Total* 21 23-32 72 v Halfttma .TOC 46, SCO 34. Thaae-potnt field goab _ TCC-3 (Hatten. Stokes); SCO 5 (Currtngton 3, Story 2). Team foub . TOC 24 SCO 23 Fouled out. SCO. McHanry Technicals sw l: J : - (five points each), BULLDOGS A LIONS 1 Ortod* 0 1 .1 DeLand 1 2 .4 Goal* _ CMedo 1 (Nopptnger). DeLand 4 (Rosa l niiUlp*. Hodge*). Aaslsls . Oviedo I fTnbetl); DvLand 4 (Stock 1 UUu*. Orio). Shots on goal _ Oviedo A' DeLand 15 Reeds _ DeLand 4-1-1 Junta* vanity . Oviedo I; DeLand a B O Y S W R E S T U N t! •’**" SILVER HAWKS 52, WILDCATS 27 t t l . Wksh, Wlnler Park, pinnad Reisdunan. 130. I ll Nudrlc, Winter Tark. pinned Halhcoa. 049, U f _ Rous*, Lake Howell pinned Mayer. 149, .> ' . 12J_ Hughes. Lake HowtU. ptnrwdfohnaun. 231 l i t _ Ahousamar* Winter Park, pinned 1HaMatlakbarL 144 V V '. , l f l . Todd, )ake (lowed, pinned Ra*. 054 ’ 1M _ Shah, take floaved, pinned VVkIA 134 111.Sale.U ka>w n. pinned Ffo*»*,TOI. LJ2‘_ Murph^ Wtolyt Fkfk. dtieettd King 7• 140 . CrBrtetv, Lake Howell defeated Gurg. 100. ; i n . Rosenthal. Lake Howell pinned 10-1. HearywelgM . Stack. Lyman, pinned Black, 3:15 Records . Edgewater 4-0. J ardor vanity . Edgewater 63, Lyman 15 W E D N E SD A Y B O Y S SO C C ER RAMS 1, BEARS 0 Lake Mary 1 0 .1 Winter Springs 0 0 .0 Costs _ Lake Mary 1 (Kevckes) Assist. Lske Mary 1 (Garden). Shots on goal . Lake Mary 17; Winter Spring* S. Records _ Lake Mary 6-01; Winter Spring* 1-10 Junior vanity _ Lake Mary 3, Winter Spring! 1. PATRIOTS 3, SILVER HAWKS 0 Lake llowell 0 0 .0 Lake Irani)ry 0 3 .3 Goab . Lake Brantley 3 (Form). ZuaL StivlUski) Aaalats . Lake Brantley 1 (HillUp*). Shots on goal _ Lake HowvU 4 Lake Brantley 24. Record* . Lake HoweU3-5; Lake Brantley S2-2-. Junior vanity _ Lake Brantley 4 Lake HowvU0. G IR L S W EIG H TLIFTIN G PATRIOTS 57, GREYHOUNDS 23 1M . CeitonL Lake Brantley, 7U60 .150. 111. Chama*. Lake Brantley. 1(8-93 200. I ll _ Pagan, Lake Brantley, 130-130. 240. 129. Dckbtria, Lake Brainier. 110-133 _ 245 1 » _ Sable. Uk* Brantley 135-120 _ 253 1M . Paris, Lake Brantley, 115-130.245 147 _ Harry, Lyman 135-110 _ 245 1(3 _ Leonardl, Lake Brantley, 130-140 _ 270. HearywelgM _ Ropke, Lyman 140-145.305 Reorda _ Lake Brandey 60-1. FIGHTING SEMINOLES 44 LIONS 31 191 .Phillip*. Oviedo,» « . 170. 110. Hewitt, Oviedo, 110-113.223. It* .Cmuae, Seminole, 110-115.221 129 . Robinson Semtooie, 120-130 _ 2JU. m _ Camps. Seminole, 140-130.270 IM . Stiingham Seminole, 135135.270. 149 . Dtnaid. Ovtsdo, 1X-1C8.2 3 5 US . Southwerd. Seminole, 120-100.220. HearywelgM . Bee*. Oviedo, 143-140 _ 243. .SemlnoU 3-1-1. BOYS WRRSTUNC TROJANS 4R FIGHTING SEMINOLES 34 IM _ Martin Semlnofo, pinned Guerriet 5 4 5 targ ; 111 Lambrrth, Seminole, pinned Justice, 541 11*. Chaney, Evans, pinned Sayparaith, 3:42. 123 . Simmons, Evan*, pinned Simmon*, 153 HO­ Redden. Evans, pinned Mealor. 121 DS. Douglas, Evans, pinned lanes. 0.47. 140. Inker, Seminole, defeated Qurntoli, 113. 1 41. Cobman Evans, pinned Pryor, 040. 132. Mareau, Evens, pinned Brewstar, 321. 110. PhUUpa. Evan, pinned Dstay, 357. 171 _ Snyder, Seminole, won by forfeit. 199. Carrion, Seminole, pinned Cray, 1:45 111. Sul vein. Evan*, pinned Lewis, 044. Heavyweight _ Crui, Seminole, pinned 354. . Evans 4-4; Srmtnoie 4-7. Jantor . Evan* ti, Seminole 15 THURSDAY G IR L S SO CCER LIONS X BEARS 1 Oviedo 1 1 . 2 Winter Spring* 0 I _ I Goab _ Oviedo 2 (A. CUnr, Curtis); Winter Springs I (Gauge). Assists _ Oviedo 2 (Carter, Hays). Winter Springs I (Trterla) Shots on goal _ Oviedo 9; Winter Springs 13. Record* _ Oviedo 4 5 2 ; Winter Springs 3 5 1 Junior var­ sity . Oviedo X Winter Springs 0. BO Y S W RESTLIN G TROJANS 44 RAMS 33 193 _ Guvrrier, Evan*, pinned lideke, 1:10. I l l . QuniL Lake Mary, pinned Justice, 047. 119 . Stevens, Lake Mary, pinned Chaney, 422. 121 . Simmons, Evans, pinned Grimland, 127. 1 3 0 . Redden, Evans, pinned Alcorn, 125 131 _ Buhring, Lake Mary, pitvwd Douglas, 1425 149 . Xiong, Lake Mary, drfeatad QurrrioU, IM. 143 .Coleman, Evans, debated Harris. 11-10. l t l _ Moreau, Evans, ptavttd Kessler, 1:11. 149 . rhUltpa. Evans, technical latl Cash. 16- 0. 171 . la*. Laka Mary, wun by forfeit. 199 _ (buck. Laka Mary, defeated Cray by disqualification. 21* .Sylvian. Evan*, pinned Boehm, 557. Heavyweight _ Rolling. Evans, defeated Bacardi . Lake Mary 2-4 Jantor varsity . laka Mary >*. Evans 14 C LA SSIC 2000 MMv MVTBUCf aprtngs, / ••wood Ovtetten, at Lake «t Late Bnmtky, 7 p.m. whmer va. Satelliterv»v Yvtrurr spring*r va. Lyman-Btehop Green (four), Tim ^ I V i i t t ' . J ’ V . l t i . W ■ ' n m M Ptwtt ay ah ZMktasd Morrison (two) and Jaaon Currmgkm (with bal) aoorad 16 aaoond halt points Cedric McHaney (one), and finishedwitha team •high04 In'*(• Raiders' #4-72 loss S l-ia a w u u a im }). IB* iKkurr. Lake Howeg pttawd Minket. 614 Cwrinctan 10014 Houaiwv The Raider* were com- to undaiaalad TSIahassea Thursday nHFrt. .ra 4 ’ 004X1 Johnson I 2-24Grntojf5-1 ’ ing off a weekend spilt I l l . Morales. Lake Howell pirated Smith. 3,sSto>y 7 3-4 21, Hany 004) a Dallas 0 M 0. ! ? « £ ■ we* ^ d *PU» double figures. r4e ets 1:15 ' in the Manatee Community College Classic in Bradenton last week. ; SCC had drop ------night's game, 11 Chipola Junior C Marianna despite 21 pointe from Story, 18 pointe from Currington and 10 pointe from Dennis Williams. Spurlock of Chipola hit seven o f his team's 14 three-point shots and netted )i game-high 27 pointe. . But it was Currington that put ;on the performance o f the tour­ nament, hitting seven o f tiie Raiders' 12 three-pointers and •coring 36 points to lead the locals to a 78-71 victory over host Manatee. Currington totaled 14 field goals all-together in the game and was the only SCC player in will host ge from Ithand Saturday starting at 4 ona. before dosing out the 2000 por­ tion of their schedule by hosting Polk Community College from Winter Haven on Monday as part of a women-men doubleheader. The women will play at 4 p.m. against Palm Beach Community College with the men hosting the Vikings at 6 p.m. Admission CaUsaon 0 OOa Morrison 104) l Mdlsiwy 3 0-1A Morgan 0 54 EJ. Williams lOOZIalalK 2715-24 77. lUIMin* _ CJC 43, SCC 36. Thrsrpolnt fiald goals _ CJC 14 (Spurlock 7, Falun 3, Wilder 2. BuotcrlaUan. Branson); SCC 7 (Story 4 Currington l Tanned). Taam fouls . CJC 21; SCC 17. Foulsd out. non* Tadmioab . non*. Saturday December a RAIDERS 7S, LANCERS 71 i t tools r — — Uy Callage 172) Tanned I OO A D. WUllama 3 0-1 A Currington 14 l-13A Houston 0 00 0. Johnson 0 00 A Goan 0 6 * A Stacy 15-7 A Henry 0 1■ 21, Morrison 0 OOA McHaney 04-64, Morgan 1 5 * 7,J. WUllama 1 OOMUal* 22 22-3472. Miniifirt f*— unltr CsIUtt (711 Caatan 4 2-2 II, Iny I 2-1A Wlaa. 5 14 11. Maya 0 0 0 0, Elaeri I 00 l Lorcruo 0 00 0, Anderson 2 2-4 6, Buettner 0 1-2 1, repent kolaov * 7-4 20. SandhoH 0 OO A Xenakis 3 All 15 Totals: 22 25-35 71. Halftone .SCC 34 MCC » Dime-pot* Odd goals . SCC 12 (Currington 7. TmneU 2. D. WUllama 2. Story); MCC 2 (Caatan. I'apanlkolaov) Team foub _ SCC 22; MCC 22 Fouled out. SCC, Morgen. Technical, _ non* Record* . SCC 6A MCC 014 Heavyweight . Hull. Winter Park, won by Record _ laka HoweU 4-3 Junior varsity . Lake HoweU 66, Winter Park 54 >nfGamel3,9a.m EAGLES 57, GREYHOUNDS 12 I t) . Chestnut Edgewater, pinned like. 35*. I l l . Pham. Edgewater. pinned Smith, 455. l i t . Taviot, Edgewater. detested Maclay, 175 123 _ Dthn. Edgewater. pinned GutlfoyW, 3.45 129. Bcuckett Edgewater, defeated Renterra, A3 133 Gulienee, Edgewater. defeated Warner. 12-5 149 . Crawford, Edgewater. defeated Chacon, 14-4 143 . Oban. Edgewater. pinned Martino, 304 132 Roman. Edgewater. pinned Chicari, 345 149 _ Cartagena. Edgewater, pinned William*. 039. 171. Homer Lyman, pinned Hauser, 315 193 . Harkins. Edgewater, defeated Maaun, 4-5 213 . Stevie, Edgewater. defeased Alamos. ^ C a S 4 tf6| *yD B *U felM E > 3*aB 9i Winner oilHtiai 22 va. Winner of Gama 21,3 pjn. TH A O PLACE GAME Loser (rfGama 23 vs. Loaer of Game 24,5 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Whntm of Caaw 23 va. Winner of Game 24,7 p-m. i j J �yiyvji i Mi ^ P a g e 411 SuiMl!!>, IKhtiiiInt 17. 2IHMI Is ’Becker* aclo» Q. On the TV show "Becker," there is a man named Jake. Is he really blind or does he just play that part? Either way, he does a great job. I do enjoy that show. - Mrs. E.M., Ridley Park, Pa. A. Alex Desert, who plays Jake, has perfectly ginni eye­ sight. He is, simply, a fine actor. Q. I have two questions regarding movies and the peo­ ple in them. First, as a young boy, I saw a movie called "Tomorrow the World," which starred Skip Homeier. I thought he was perfectly cast as a I lillor youth. It made a big impression on me. What ever became ol Ins career? There was a movie called "The Black Rose," which starred Genevieve Page in the female lead role. What ever became of her? - J.R.W., Merrimack, N.H. A. After success as a child actor, Homeier had problems getting adult parts and spent most of his career in supporting roles. Mile. Page —she wasn't in T h e Black Rose;" you are think­ ing of Cecile Aubry - had a feu roles here, then went back to her native France. Q. I'm interested in Vivian Vance and her TV husband, William —can't remember his last name. 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Corona 1(78Jaap V M * JSA1M401SS81 Pubtoh Oioantolr 17, M M V lt t ROEE7TT K_ bfcMTOSH Eaqtora Franrasw No. 17*302 ■TO M T O M , MCINTOSH, CO L BERL WMQHAM 8 B 8M 0 N B , P A l FL 32771X444 t 407/3234171 I1 7.8 4.10 M V148 »E M n Y E lK IE AUCTION R E M O W U .O P D M _ VCHKL8S E R E CONDUCTED COMPLIANCE W ITH F.S.711T8. NOTICE TH A T SUTCHM TO W MU W E L M U B A D VEHICLES AT PUEUO AUCDON POR C A M ON EM M ER Y M M X T SEO A M . AT 1471 KAET7MR PLACE. SUITE 10E. SANTO RO. A U VBSCLSB SOLD A S M . NO TTTIE GUARAN­ TEED . 8U TCITS TOWINO R EEBIV ES D M R M H T TO M D ON TO PRIOR T O E A U . HMDW81YWW74S747 M EO ATSUN ALL CLAfttt AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FE ED WEA BE FOREVER M rrC H EU W. LOCKE, an baSrtduto and ALCOE L LOCKE, an btototoaiL Na toto: CHRYSLER FINANCE CORPORATION. d W l CORPORAT10H a bkNgan terpatifton. o r a n g e COUNTY tar S i HOUaBtO AND FINANCE AUTHORITY. • ol tod Court W IDEN TH E LATER OP T M M i MONTHS AFTER D M DATE OP D M H R S T PUBLICATION OP D E E NO D CS OR D S R T Y DAYS A FTER D M DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY O F TH M NOTICE ON THEM. n u f m O r F W U C M UW M Q •HOTICf W M D O Y OlVEN by M m m S U m m B m T jO ^ p m , or ae aedn M poaatoto p(407)y 7 -3 »7 » LtotoMamOeda Aftomoy 14E1W. P C . Boo 70 m m Cowl W ID EN D M L K T O I O F D B M S M ONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF TH E H R ET PUBLICA­ TION OP That NODCS OR TMPTTT DATE AFTER D M DATE OP PERWCE 0 F A 0 0 P Y 0 F T H M N O D O t ONDM EL p r a m abtoeraa tor raraitoiira or rtSKi'aa.trjto. ” IM t d llM M N I -M l 9MB S w e L Ufta Mary. Mtera^m a -------------------- - - w - AFTER TH E DATE OF D M H R S T PUBUCATON OF D M NOTICE. UNWOOO a LESSIQ. Flo Nwrter 00-11*6 CP, to pondng to too Obaft Court tor Somtooto Cowvy. Ftortda. Pnftato OMfton. too addraea oI which to OtMSlOLt CO U N TY COURTHOUSE. Foal Otoca Drraar XT, Sorted. Ftortda 32771. The namoa andadfteaaaaol ' and ol __ _______■ ■ MM nay a n ool toito bMoat A U M TERESTEO FENSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l poracne on ahem Me noaoa la ho have obfectrorw tool too ta to h to t e e ft t e I ol too paraenft topro vonua. or | M d d t o ol n a Cowl o n raqutred to Sto took otoacoona wfti toll Court WIDEN TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS A FTER TH E DATE OP SERVICE OF A COPY OP D E E NOTICE ON THEM. AJ cradtora ol too Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF THE H R E T PUBLICA­ TION O f TH S NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE O F A COPY OF THM NOTICE ON THEM. I otoar cradtora ol tot decoded 17. M M CASE NO j M -IH to C P BUM : ESTATE OP JEAN B N M R D M M . montoa after toa dfte ol toa brat pub- M T N B C M C U T COURT POR I COUNTY, PCTTDOUS NAIM Noaoa to hereby given toel I am engaged to t r a b n i ft M 4 » Orate Drive, Sentord. FL S1773. Semtooto Cowly. Ftortda to BaaM AM iftra MF7 17.P4.M00 (40 7)047-30 75 Fterldi Eft No 048X8 Pubaah Oooorrtoar 17,14,1000 V IM bom tone to tone w d a bnft acaon to tobdt by toa Board olAiEuabwanl NOTE; 9 A PERSON O EdO E S TO APPEAL ANY O ECO K M MADE BY D B S BOARD WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT TH M M EET**) OR HEAR**). HE OR SHE W E L NEED A RECORD O F TH E PROCEEDINGS. ANO THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBADM RECORD OF TH E PROCEEDINGS IS MAOE. W H K H RECORD MCLUOES THE TB BDM O N Y ANO EVIDENCE UPON W H KH TH E APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORSM STATUTES M 801M PERSONS WITH DISABAJTIE8 NEED**) ASSISTANCE TO PAR D d R K T l M A N Y OP T H U S PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT TH E O T Y ADA COOROMATOR AT H A S T 48 HOURS H ADVANCE OF TH E M EET**) AT 407-334-3024 CITY OP LAKE MARY. FLOREM DATED: Mender. Docontoer I I , 2000 PUBLISH Decanter 17.2000 V IM 420 Tween) Pina Cbato. Lengwood. Ftortda S tT T t, Saridnoto Cowry. Ftortda ' -------------- Name ol Mara (407)MS4MS. \ ■htoM D anatolFfll i to Oecratter 17, MOO PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Denial J. I Mo 14*1W. t P.0 Boo 70 LEO SEC M TWP 10S ROE 30E ECO NE COR OF PARK M B l K H CRYSTAL LAKE W M TER HOMES BUBO RUN E 328 F T B 118 F T W 3 2 E FTN 1 ltF TTO B E a ,a a ra c o rd •d to MM Boob 1. Pagaa 114. IIS . 8 l i t , ol toa Pubbe Raoorda ol Sonftioli Cowey. Ftortda. The Pubbe Ilu ting a d be heW to toa O y Connraaton Chantoora al t M N. Oowary Club R d . Laba Mwy. Dto Pubto to torttod to anand and bo FI 11771, aerved e d i a copy ol Rla ntotoe, aie required to Ha aHto N a Ceial auch - ■ - - aa a 1 *- ■ ^ ODpOOn Or OMn ^Ma b il al ItWoW M M Ol after a n dale ol toa i el tola noace or 30 r t e d t o e ol earttoe at a copy ol n a noaoa on toalparaon. i to t e kft puttototan to draotopmora 4 0 M oquora tool or lata to too Oowmown Draotepmom Overlay standard! OtobfeL The aubfacl propony dora no! curranM have an eddrara, but la bnoato 04 ParoW IS and to Inceliij al toa narthaoal corner ol W E w Avenue and t acond Straw. Labo Mary. Ftortda. 31748, more particularly to heraby M e n tod eo are F«a Me. S B -T IN -C P S IR E ; ESTATE OP KENNETH H McOONALD. I to earned who adanda to cneange toe naAdhr el toe W E toe qiaftlcNiofu cl toa ParaanM beemanonal School, appbcenla, lor a rartance to Chaplar 184E7(EK3KaK1). Lake Maiy Code ol Oidaioncoo, where ooW aoettona Rapa*, and t r a 1 mtond to M M nanw 1Hto Pie Obrtoton 01 1Q4QXBM1P0814877 M 7 PONTIAC ' 1QNLZB1S8HW244014 M 4 PONTIAC 1 0 8 A A 7 A im iM 7 t x , a n m c o r or c m t t b L LAKE s u n RUN B M i F T a IIS F T W M E F T N H E F T TO B E C L M ie e to B •d la F M B m I , R M M 114.118, E H E . M EM Pubto: RacarBi to R A U L E .F M I1 T M R O to J U N Q tl I M S A M o y Draw, Eto. 1 baratoeatotoiiawJatoialaaranto by b 9 Bob9 of D B S M EET**) OR KAR BTQ. HE O R EHB W E L NEED A RECORD THAT. F O R B U O I ^ H 17,84, M H V144 TH A T A VERSADbl RECORD OF TH E FWOCSEDWrOE IS MADE. W IECN RECORD M CUJOBS D M TE S IM O N Y ANO EWOENCE UPON W HKH D M APFCAL M TO i H M H F U M O A STATUTES M D M CS ICU D CO UR T FOR I COUNTY, FBI Mo. 884117-CF El RE; ESTK TEO F JOHN CL KELLY, BR. JOHNa KELLY. ER. Nutter 00-1117-CP, ll too draft Cowl tor Cowdy, Ftortda. ol «Mcft to 101 N. Parti AEEMTANCS T O FARD d R K T I M ANY O F THBEE FROr*w n m n m (M O ULD CONTACT D M C O Y M M OOORDBMTOR AT LEAST 44 H O L M M ADVANCE OP THE MEETING AT 4074844034 c n v OP LAKE MART, PLORKA DATED: MonBay, Daoaedwr 1 1 , R M 77I. The el tie IT . I V148 ALLMTERESTEO FEREONEARE IS NODCS a HEREBY GIVEN pw•MM ■ M O M w tor P M Bwnmary JuBaenl alParadoawedtoad Oac T M M . antored In C M Caaa Nwrter d 8S4S1018CA-144N to toa Cbaua Cowl to toa Ejtoraew Cbnft In and lor Bawantoa Btoto on toa ttto day . 80M, to 1IS0 a m aatotihtod atopa to toa 801 H 5 t \ o, BLOCK a BUNLANO ESTATES. ACCORD**) T O THE TOAT D M R TO P AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 11, PAGE M . PUftc Reaorda to Bantowto Cowdy, 1ion raid land or urad I N a Hto day to Dacawter CLERK OP THE O R C U H COURT BYMary S e n te AaOapwyCtork 9 YOU ARE A PERBON WITH A O M AM U TV WHO NEEDS ANY AOOOMMOOADON M ORDER TO PMRDCBW n M D M PROCEEDBML Y O U ARE ENTITLED. AT NO COST TO YOU, T O D M PROWB K N OP CCRTAM ASSISTANCE PLEASE CO N TA CT CO U R T AOMMMDIADON A T THE EChSNOLE O U NTY COURTHOUSE. (407)3284330. WTTHM 1 WORKBIO DAYS OP YOUR RECEtoT OF TH M DOCUMENT, IP YOU ARE HEAR**) OR VOICE IMPMRCO. CALL 14008664771. LEBLMA. BLAU. EBO 37M W Ftotenba Ava 17,84. M M B lY M C B IC U rT COURT OP D M E K IM TU N TH Bl AND FOR C A M NO e o c A ir r a u i D M C H A M M AM UTTAN BANK SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO C H A M BANK OP TEXAS. N A . PAUA TEXAS COMMERCE BANK. N A . A t CUfTOOIAM. TRAVIS LEWIS. FREEDOM TRUST 03 A N O __ UNKNOWN TENANT. N O D FM D TH A t N O T K t IS to ' GIVEN by toe to t v Cay ol L eg a ls eg als Lebe Mary. Ftortda. toel and Boa-0 w e hold e Pubhc Hearing on Wifttoide). Januery i, 2001. ft 7 M p m , or aa toon aa poaatila toerealtor, to oonabtor a ragueal N O T K t OP Sunday. December 17. 2000 Page SB FORECLOSURE SALE N O TK E IS HEREBY GIVEN pw auanl lo a Final Judgment ol Foractoeure dated Decanter 8, MOO. and entered at Cara No OOCA173814L, ol toa Cacul Court ol toa Et^aaanto Judcial Cacud ai and lor Semmoie Cowdy. Florida. where at THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO CHASE BANK OF TEXAS. N A . F/K/A TEXAS COMMERCE BANK. N A . AS CUSTOCXAN. M a P1em.fi and TRAVIS LEWIS. FREEDOM TRUST 13 and__.UNKNOWN TEN ANT are tie DalandanU left la ! to al Weal herd door ol toe Courtoouae 301 N Parb Avenue. Sanlord. Fl 32771. ft It 00 AM on January 11 2 M I, toa toaowmg dauated properly el eel birth In aaid Feud Judgment. LOT 1. BLOCK S. TIER A E R TRAFFOROS MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD. ACCO R O NO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK I. PAGE (S) M 84. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. ELORtOA Dated Decanter S. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Cleih 01 toa Court By Dorothy W Bobon AaDapWyClarb Marc A BervEira. PA • S IN E . ttTto Street. Sude 204 Norto Lfcamr Beach. Ftonde 33162 Tetaphone (305)770-4 tM Pubbftl December 17.34. 2000 VIS1 M THE OftCUfT COURT M ANO FOR H IM N O LE COUNTY, FLORSM C A M NO: 8S 3 U S CA-1 4-P COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. * K , b New Ytjrv corporabon. ROBERT D CRAWFORD (SSe44S*4-5*04), STEPHANIE CRAWFORD (8S4UNKNOWN), HOUSEHOLD BANK. F.S B ; end any unknown end other unknown peraona or unknown epouaea claiming by. toma to and under any ol toa aboveMMMfttor 4*82304 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TK E ll hereby given toll die undersigned Clerk ol the Cvcud Court ol Serranole Cowdy. Flonda. w* on toe *to E H ol January. 2001, ft 11M o-ftoe* A M ft toe Weft bonl door to toe Seminole Cowdy Cowdumee In Baidoid. Ftortda. Oder ute and ael ft pulftc outcry to C 1 ‘ * --------a a-------b - - - eg als L eg a ls Legals heaid Said hearing may be ccnanued ham ems to tans m l a Itaft ta made by toa Cay FLORIOA. Ftortda, to 11M A M . on toollti Bay to January. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F O R CU IT COURT BTMaryEboupa Dapwy Clark Law OMoaa to Denial C. Conauegra m i Norto Amenta Avenue Tampa FL 33*04-1041 ASSOCIATION Mi/a MIDFIRST DANK an Oklahoma Corporation. L - a.. . ____ a. nyMW MXJ DM1 DKxMr »Or CmWi . 9w loAo«9n^dMCitwd property tflufte to Samnoia Cowdy. Ftortda; Led 22. Block B. LAKE BRANTLEY ISLES SECONO ADOtTION. accord Ing to toa plft 0 wr ad. aa recorded in PW Boob I I . Page 5 . ol toa Pubhc Record! to Sandnola Cowdy. Ftortda purauard to toa Final Judgment ordered In a caaa pondng to eald Court, toe alyl* to which w todetoed WITNESS my hand and oftoft aaal to aftd Court toft llto day to Dec, 2000 R you are a peraon waft t daatddy who need! any accnmmnrtabnn to order to paracipfto to tea proceed tog. you are m ean , ft no ooft 10 you, to toe provwron to cartftn ear lance PNeae cerdato Court ediwv wraaor, 301 N Park Avenue. Sow N301. Sanlord. Florida 33771, (407)333-4330 eat 4227. wftun 3 working daya to yow record to tola noaoa to toratooawo aeia, I you are hearing Impaired, caa I4 0 G M 5 8771: 8 you are voice enpebed. cel 14004384770 (COURT SEAL) Meryanne Morae CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT B y Maiy Stroupe Deputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Jana E. Bond Brfter 1 Hooch. P A 318* 8 Conway R d. Sto E Orlando. Flonda 32813 (407)381 S3M Pubam Decanter 17.34, 2M0 V lt t CTTV OP IA K B MARY, FLOREM NOTICE OF PUBLIC H84IW40 N O TK E IS HEREBY GWEN by toe Cdy Ccmmtaaron to toa O y to Labe wft hold a Pubbe Hearing on January 4, M O I. ft 700 P M . oral toon tosraaftsr at potftble. to conardar a request bom Slftwalsr Tech. Inc lor CondborW Use Approvft tar a 1 50.000 square tool wains as can­ tor and a 4 story, 06 tool Structure on Rte property daaettoad to toa attached legal deterptm EXHIBIT *A* Thai porkon to Beckon 7. Townerap M Souto. Range 30 Eaet Semmoie Cowdy. Ftonde. deeatoed et W tosra: Commence to cantor to told Section 7. toence North 004040' East atong toe Souto One to t v Horthaaft W4 to aftd Secbon 7 tor •U4 U toftto toe Pord to Batonmng. twned. Norto O O TTirW ea l tor n o n toft to toe Norto ine to toe Souto 2S0 M left to aftd Northern! 1/4 to Section 7;'toenee Norto m tx o c r Eeft eong sard Norto tna tor 340 *0 toft to toe Weft b v to tod Eeal 430 00 Iter or toe Ooutowaal 1/4 to toe Nortoeaftt/4 to SecBon 7: toence North 001135' Weft along laid Waft bne tor 34S M toft to toa North hne to toe Souto 4»S M left to toe SoutoweB 1/4 to toe Nortoeeft 1/4 to Beckon 7; toence North 184040' Eaet along eaid Norto Una tor 430 M left to d v Eeft One to d v SoutoweeM/4 to toe Nortoeeft t/4 to Secaon 7: toence Souto OORTS' Eeft along aaal Eeft One tor 48SM left to toa Nortoeeft comer to toa Nordiweel 1/4 to toa Soutoaaal 1/4 to BecbonT; toence South 0004’45'Eaft along toa East kna to toe Nortftweft 1/4 to toe SouOieaft 1/4 to Section 7 tor 3114 leeL toence Souto 8S3r44-WeM *M 55 •eft. toence Norto 0022 irW e ft kx 32 4* left to toe Poad to Begm ng Concave • 78 acme, more or Nee Thai porkon to Secbon 7. Township 20 Souto. Range 30 East | * B d * Cowdy. Flonda. daicrtoad aa Itotone Commence to carder to said Section 7 , toence North 8840'40r Eeft along toe Souto hne to toa Nortoeeft 1/4 to said Secbon 7 lor •04 62 left; toence Souto 0013-irE a f t 32 4S left to toe Poad to Beginning toence Norto •837-44-Eaft **# 5* left 10 toe Eeft Ine to toe Nonhweal 1/4 to toe Boutoeeft 1/4 to Secbon 7. tenet Souto 0004 45te s t along t e Eeft One to toe Nortoeeft t/4 to toe Soudwaft 1/4 to Swoon 7 lor 4*3 12 left to toe Souto ana to t e Norto 41* M teal to t e Northwest 1/4 to toe Soutoeesl 1/4 to Section 7: toence Souto *940 44-Weal along said Souto Ine tor M 7 .1 t leal, toence Norto O O H irW e e l lor 482 56 left t o te Petal to Degasing Contwina 7 10 acne, more or Nee The Pubic Hearing aft be held n toe Commission Chanter*. I M N Cowdnr Chib Rood. Lake Mery The Putoc is tavded to anand and be A TAPED RECORD O F THIS M EET**) IS MAOE BY THE CTTT FOR IT8 CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORO MAY N O T CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORO FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE C O T WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGO­ ING MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEOUATE RECORO O F THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECES­ SARY a r r a n g e m e n t s a t h m o r HER OWN EXPENSE. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE *1 ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT THE CITY ADA COOflOWATOH AT LEAST 48 HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE M EET**) AT (407)334-3034. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORKA Carol A Fotoar, Cay Clark DATED Oacanter 13. SOM PUBLISH Dacbnter 17,2000 V171 U t T OF BBM BtO U COUNTY BCC PROJECTS! 1 Piatoct P S 8 8 I-0 IA K . Prtyaa TUN So8d W eft! Engtaeamg Financial Sanrlcea Document •SStt. Due Dole; January IT , 3081, ft 200 PM. local amt. I Protect; RFP-41044)1/00 Prelect TMe Snacba. Drtnka •HoLCtod Food Verdtag Servtcea lor S endnote County Senrtcea, Courtoouae SPubtc B ftaty Bwkbnga Document 841041. PreBrd Corderence Dele Decanter 33, 2000. el 8.30 AM Due Dele January 18, *081, ft 2 M PM. 3 Pre)ect AB-300B01/QQ. Prefect Tide DemoWon tBoaidtag up to Sbucturee. Document *300*1. Due Dele: January 17,1801, ft E M PM. 4. Protect PS-582-01SJC T t e Greenwood Lebed PlenrRtourtMhfflanl. 05821. Due Daw January 17, B881, ft I M PM. local tony. To guamrraa racwlpl to bddwda. 8 la toa reapondvda* teaponataHy to contact toa Bandnoto Cowdy Pureheatag OMaion prior to toa Hied racehrtng data to oubreBtatoblde. Addenda kdemvaon la ftao avfttobto an toa Coway* Far nbiinvllon w a y d M Samtaola Cowdy BCQpre|0toa, ptaaaavtelow trab page «» wwwLoo. aamwoto * ua*uataaaa*urchealng or cal 407-885-7118 Publah Decanter 17,2000 VIT4 U 8 T OP BEMNOLB COUNTY BCC PROJECTS: 1. 8 Protact. BD-257-0GCI Preftcl TtotBato to Cowdy Owned Ewstol property (248 W an Laba Hto| BoWavard. Laba Mary). Docwnard 42571. Due Bala: Jararary 18. E8B1, d M O R L to d lr a 3- Profact TXto Sara to Cowdy Fabncerad BtoW nglllBI t o e f iC J l 477, Larnaoed). Docwnard 03881. Due Data January 18, M E T, to » « PM, local tone. 1b guararara reeftp) to ■ ■ -a - a ^ rtCtfVflfl O M abaft Addenda kdorme- lontecawdy* tamaiola.l uartii wta« H p w toy ling or cat 407-888-7118 Publah Decanter 17,1000 V17S 17 .t4.20M VIM THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE E K W TE IN TH JUOKLAL em eurr H A N D FOR SEM M O IE COUNTY, c m . ACTION C A M NO. 081*34 CA-14-L o rvna oN M TH E CHASE MA/8LATTAN BANK. AS TRUSTEE UNOER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT. DATED FEBRUARY 1, 1M0. AMONG CREDIT BASED ASSET BERVIC**) ANO SECURITIZATION LLC, MERRILL LYNCH MORTGAGE MVEBTORS. D C . U TTO N LOAN SER VK M Q LP AND THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. C-BASS M ORTGAGE LOAN ASSET. BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 300GC8I. vt. OOROON J. SMrTH, to ft. NOTICE 6 f N O T K E 19 HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Final Judgment to Mortgagi Faractoawa dated Pooantei OS. 2000 and ordered In Caaa NO. 00-1834 CA to toa Oreui Court to toa EIGHTEENTH JutoOal C boB to and tor SEbMNOU Cowdy. Ftortda wharata THE CHASE MAN­ HATTAN BANK. AS TR USTEE UNDER .THE POOUNG ANO SER V K M G AGREEMENT, DATED FEB­ RUARY 1. 2000, AMONG CREDIT BASED ASSET BERVIC**) ANO BECURTTW nO N LLC. MERRILL LYNCH MORTGAGE MVESTORS. M C , U TTO N LOAN S ER VK **) LP ANO TH E CHASE MANHATTAN BANK C-BASS MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES. BER KS 2000-C81, la toa Ptomftl and GORDON J. SM ITH TENANT 8 1 N 8 U A B 0 M Y LACHANCE; TEN ­ A N T 88 NK/A JEFFREY SMITH are Iw Dfterterda, I w* ael to toe tkghaft and baft Mddar tor teah al weft bord door to t e 8CJJMOLE CouYy CourTheuM. eerdord, ftonde at 11M A M . on t e Ito day to January. m i.te ta ftra ta g d a a gftn J preporty M aft tot* to aftd Flnto Jud^nard: LOT 3, BLOCK K SUMMERSET NORTH. ACCO R D **) T O TH E M A Y THEREOF AS RECORDED M PUTT BOOK IS. FMOE 13 ANO 14, O F T H E PUBLIC RECOROB OF BEMB10LE COUNTY, FLOMOA. 8 Wtntong Ridge Road, Ceeeeterry.FL 32707 WTTNEB8 MY HAND and t e tato to td i Court on Decerrterl 13000 kill t e O o f t Court DepuryOart, Bftveartta ....................P A PZ). toa fS O II , Hortda 33833-8018 Court ft 801 N. Pok Averea, Sftdord Ftonde 81771, H ftphani nuntoer (407)5*5-4227, wrtota I working dto* to yew racabd to taft documanc 8 haartog bnpftmd, (TOO) 117, *4. MOO VIS7 nrrwftir 11 3000 Cdy and t e pubic ta Drive lying bah StreeWTth Street and- Abport Boutovatd and batman (toad Avenue extended northerly and U 1 17-82/Oriando Drive. A l to Freapato Drtra acoordftg to t e AMENOEO F IA T 0RUK3 PARK as reoordsdInFM BoobT. F m •«< Public Raoorda to Bandnoto CourdyFtortda. Containing rpproalmataky 114 Cay Comnwaton t o t e Cay to BantardFtortda JanftR Dou0toby.CMC Cdy Clark PuHtoiOsoantoar 17.1000 V178 M TH B C M C U TT CO UR T ju c rc iA L ( ■TATE I NE CUNTRYWtOC HOMS LOANS, B40.. F/K/A COUNTRYW OC FUHJtHO CORPOR ATO R FRED B. DYBOAHL A/K/A FRED OYBOAHLM M . NOTICE OF N O TK E IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauard to 8 Ftoto Judgment to Cara N O 0 0 - i m CA to t e C b od Court to M EW NTEENTH JwM to CbeuB to rad tor BEMMOLE Cowdy rtda -Whereto COUNTRYYWOt HOME L O A M , M C. FAUA COUN­ TRYWIDE FUND**) CORPORA T O N . la t v Ftotoli and FRED B. DYBOAHL AAVA FRED DYBOAHL VCE B. DYBOAHL AMERKAN GENERAL HOME E GUTTY, M C : GUSH EBTA TESK N Q U 8H WOODS ASSOCIATION MC.: TE N ­ ANT f I NMM R K H DYBOAHL art M Datagdve* le ft ael t o t e ld(p>to t e C A M N a EBCA -1M 8484I ASSOCIATES HOME EOL1TY SERVKES, * K ., PENNY REIS. JOHN DOE UNKNOVM HUSBAND O F FENNY REIS. IF UV M G . M CLUOwa ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F B A D DEFENOANT(S). V REMARRKO. ANO W DECEASED. THE \ RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEE1B, DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS, LIENORS. AND TRUETEEB. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS C U L E 4 M BV. TH R O U G H UNOER OR AOAJNST THE NAMED DEFENOANT(S). JOHN DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOC. UNKNOWN TEN AN T JOHN ROE. UNKNOWN TEN AN T JANE ROC. UNKNOWN TENANT NOTICE O f BALE Noboe Is hereby given t o f t , pwouard to a Ftaft Swtnvry Judgment to Eoratooawd ardarad to t e above uytvd causa, to t e Cbetol Court to Sanantoa Cowdy. Ftortda. I wft tal t e property ito via to i andnoto Cowdy. Ftortda. itaacrdvd aa: LOT IS. BLOCK D. I S M THE EASTERLY 800 FEET OF LOT 18 AS MEASURED PERPENDICULAR­ LY DISTANT FROM THE EASTER­ LY UNE OF SAK) LOT 11 BLOCK 0. HARMONY HOMES, ACCORD­ ING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11 PAGE 35. OF THE FU BU C RECORDS OF BEMMOLE COUN­ TY, FLOMOA. A K A 108 S 107 ALTAMONTE 6PRM OS.FL 31701. « pubic tala, to t e la rv a l and baft Ladder tar caah. AT TH E W EST FRONT DOOR BCMMOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFQRO, NOTICC O f D ALI PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4S NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo an Ordar of Final Summary Judgment of Foracioaura dalad Dieo r t t r 8, 2000 and anlarad m Caaa No W C A 2353 M Q m N Cacul Court of Via Ifth JudcMl Cacul n and lor Sorwnoia Couty, Flonda wharwn MIDFIRST BANK. A FEDERALLY CHARTERED SAV­ INGS ASSOCIATION t/k/a MID FIRST BANK an Oklahoma Corporation, ale. la N planWii and WELDON E HART and MARGIE OSBORNE HART. FRANK FIUPp r i l l . JOSEPH W. HART ANO JOYCE HART am tha DMandanla. I « « aal lo Vw h ^ o a t and baat btddar tor caah al Waal froN door of Vy# Courthouaa ai Sanford. SamaYoto County. Florida af 1100 am . on Vy# 2 3rd day of January. 2001, Via toftorth ai aard Ordar of Final I Ju d g rm n U o a t LO T 84 LAKE SEARCY SHORES ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCD fH PLAT BOOK 18 PAGES 23 24 ANO 23 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA DATE DM Sanlord. Florida N a 8to day of Dacarrfcar, 2000 - AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) N O T IC E .ftapata In W i proc**dng ahoUd contact Via Court Admln*atralor*e Ortico aa aoon aa poaatofa. Tatophona (813)484-3000; Or. If haarmg impairad. 1800 933 8771 (TTD ), Or 1•800-8388770 (V)V»a Florida Ralay Borvtea MARYANNE MORSE. Ctork Sorronoto County, Flonda BYDorotoy W Bolton GLEN Z. GOLDBERG. ESQUIRE SUto 800. BlVTowar 1101 Brtckal Avanua Miami. Flonda 33131 (305)374-4200 ABomay tor PlainM PubAah O^sambar 17.24. 2000 V158 m t h i e m e u rr c o u r t o f th e irm JUDICIAL ORCUTT. M ANO FOR ! COUNTY. 140 FIRST UNK3N NATIONAL BANK A3 SUCCESSOR BY MEROER WITH FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA. a National Banking RICHARD J. MOORE ANO KAREN D. MOORE. Na «8a; JOHN OOE OR ANY OTHER PERSON IN POSSESSION; LAKE FOREST MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. IN C . told al unknown parttoa claiming by. toou0i. uidar or againai tw namad anla, artiafhto bring or not. trutoaaa. w in any oviar capacoy. ctototoig by. trough unctor of againto NOTICE O F C U M B M l VACATMQ ANO / to M C M to BaMord. Ftortda. on Decanter 1 1 , 8000, FASSEO ANO ADOPTED WELDON E HART and MARGIE OSOORNE HART. FRANK F1UPPEUJ; JOSEPH W HART ANO JOYCE HART Cowdy II DOAN a n t e ((today to January. M l . M tttoarag dnoM ad properly aa ato torto to awd Ftoto J u m m L O T 14. ENGLISH WOOOS. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THERTOF, AS RECOROCO M F IA T BOOK 11 PAQE 83. O F TH E FUSU C RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA. MK/A 1*40 Wtofton Road, todanl FL 32751 WITNESS MY HAND and t e aeel to tola Cowl on Oacanter I J M ) ( SEAL) Maryams Moraa Ctotk t o t e Catud Court end nw . . _ Df uoroeiy f f . ucwon Deputy Ctork icherartle U ra o n an i . P A PO. Boa m i s Ftortda 338228018 am ardMad at no coal to you. tar t e pre un ion to cartftn aauaianca Ptoaaa - - - f r ’l Cowl Arbnedftrftbm M 801 N Park Aasnus. Sftdord. Ftortda 31771. telephone number (407)888-4217. wahto 1 working daya to yaw faceted to Me docuR hearing anpebdd. (TOO) (• Publah Oacanter 17 .14. 2000 V IM M T H tC M C L X T COURT OF THS 18TH (C O U N TY . MOA C S K U Y C M L OIVWKDN M K FM B T BANK. A FEDERALLY CHARTERED SAVMGS N O TIC f O F B A L I PURSUANT T P CHAPTER 48 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to f it Final Judgamanf In Foractoaura datort Daoambar 8, 2000. and arearart In Caaa Na 2000CA 295 14 O to t e CbcWI Court to t e l S t a Jutoalal d ra ft to end tot Bamtaeto CowVy. Ftortda, ataarata FIRST UNK3N NATXMAL BAHK AB SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WTTH F M S T IM K N NATIONAL BANK 0 * FLORIDA, a mrtadnn. la MCHARO J. MOORE, ft f t a r e te rtatondami. I wd aal to t e Kghaat and baft bbttsr tor cafti ft t e Waft Freni Ooor Samtaola County Cowteuaa. X I M Park Avarua. Sftdord. FL 32771, ft 1I1X> A M . on t e I1»t rtayto JANUARY, m i. t e toaorrang rtaaertaart property ee eft torto ta said Order or Ftaft Juftgawnt, LOT 284 labs Foraft Beolon 58. cconbng lo t e Ptft toereto ae leoordeq In h m Boob 52. Pagaa 34 and X to t e Pubic Raoorda to Semtaote Cowry. Ftortda 748 Brtdgecreeb Oowt SarVonl. Honda 32771 Dalad to 8atoord. Bammtoa County. County, Florida. toM M l day to Tacetrtet 2000 MARYANNE MORSE dark to Cbaft Cowl BY Ooretoy W Bobon DEPUTY CLERK Scoa E. Sanowai. Eaq •00 Corporato Drtvv. Swia 510 Fort Laudardtoa.FL 33)34 1 1*415 Vah Decanter 17,14.2000 V IM NOTICE OF On Be cent e r 2*. Barrage 8 TOwtag aft M8 t e todoartagtoi 71378 Ftortda Statutoa 1178 m e . 2-dr. bran VM t *041560320839. 1(84 0MSW1 Tk 2(b .V M t 1NBNO02S8EC3im0and 18*1 EAOLE. 2-dr. bbi. VM4 4E3CS44R1ME0764* I Bfta Locehon 4839 Patch Road. Ortando. F L Terms. Cash. Baler ratetvet t e rtgN to tad, to accept or retact any and a« bide Btod AS 19. no w v Pubaah Decanter 17.2000 voat PUM JC NOTICE Tha kftomng metea home wd be atod to t e latoval brddw to 800 am on Bar .rater 17, M88 to 107 Drive. Lot 1818, .FL 32707 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 1878 arftMoMe Home TITLE NUMBER 11308580 K E N Tin C A TK M NUMBER FORMER TENANT W dn i Great FORMER OW NER Frato*i Crerft Racovaty Fwtd Publah Oacanter 10.17. 3000 V082 Puraoam to Fla Stftula 83808. and 8 3 X 7 . t e aato to coreenu . heuaa I and m ap. to t e ttotoatag tan araa. to aaatoy owner Sana, wd ba held on Fab. 11 f t ft 10 X w a ft 1-4 Mm Storage Inc 220 tetomvn Dr SaraorO R 407-321X12 U rvno Tracy Fwrer D-21 A ISO X dapoaa a required to bid Publah Decanter 17.24.2000 VOX �I’u g r (ill Sunday. December 17. 2000 I.i g •I .i *• I a is L IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE U TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AMO FOR 8 FU IN O IE COUNTY, r i onto a GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO OO CA 1154 14 t UNION r*l ANTFR3 BANK. NAHONAI ASSOCIATION. PLAINTIFF. VS ! 'IIC W ADOCU A.KA E B WAOOCl LAND ERIC B W ADOtlL. CTAL. DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE Of ACTION CONSTf’UCTIVt SERVICE TO JEAN BAGHDADI: MAiiSSA COOK A t * Vf IISSA COOK. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MAIISSA COOK A K A MCI ISSA COOT. «*Koi« i9% *tooct it unkivM«n if ha/iha-lhay ba Irving: and r* t**r*lhoy ba dntd. lha ur,known (V«o<*i»f4t who may bt ipouttt. ha»r». davtsaat. grantaat. ■tu g n M i. banort. c i k Mo h . trm li t t . and M partat ela tin g an ataraal by. tfvough. umlar or agamai I N DelwrtonU. who art nof known to ba dead or akva. and at part** having or ciaarang to hava any right, trtta or intafttf in lha proparfy daarrfcad In tha mortgaga baing loracknad haraai YOU AHE HEREBY NOTIFIED Viat an acaon to toractoaa a mortgaga on Ilia foBowaig pruparty' LOT 13. IW EM CnCST PHASE N. ACCOHOINO TO THE PLAT TICMCOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT HOOK 38 PAGE 93.94 ANO 95. I*UBLIC MECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIOMIOA has baan Mad agiunsl you and you ata raouirad to aarva a copy of your wnrian datonaaa. 4 any. to 4 on DAVIO J STERN. ESQ PUatofTt attomay. whoaa addraaa i« M l SUrtvarsay Dnva *500. Ptanlafaon. IL 33324 no lalar than X daya from tha data of Wm Mai pubfccation of Fua notra of acton and Ma N ongnal with t«a dark of Vva court aahar bafora aarvica on Plaaittff a altomay or immeduilaly Vtaraaflar. olharwiaa a dHaull wd ba tolar td agaaitl you tor **a rokal dtniandad In lha com|4a«a or pattbon Mad haraai WITNESS my hand and toa aaal of V*t Court at SEMINOLE County, f tarda, h i day of DEC II 2000. (SEAL) MAHYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 0Y Cacaka V Ekam DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN A nO R N EY FOR PLAINTIFF 001 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. TL 33324 OO€O205<MAG) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMCHICAN9 WITH DfSABAJTlES ACT, ptraona wth draatribbaa read­ ing a spatial accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE CoUnfy Courtftouaa at 407 0654227. I -000 95WJ77I ITDO) or 1000 955*770. via Ftonda Rally Samca PubMh Dacambar 17.24. 2000 V101 IN TH E CtRCUfT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR 8EMMOLE COUNTY. GENERAL It ABN AMROTufONTOAOrrOROOP. IN C. SUCCESSOR BY ME ROE R TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE ANO DIVESTMENT CORPOflATlON PLAINTIFF VS MATTHEW C. WASHINGTON. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTH ER PARTIES ClAIM lNQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAtfST MATTHEW C. WASHINGTON. DELORES WASHINGTON. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. T I C UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTH ER PARTIES CLAUyUNQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST DELORES WASHINGTON. ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY OF ILORIOA. INC.; JO H N DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS IC R EB Y GIVEN purauanl to a Summary Final Judgmant of toractoaura dalad Dae 6. 2000 antorad to C M Caaa No 00 CA 1777 14 L of irw Ctfcurf Court of Via 1STH Judtoal C*cu4 to Mid tor SEMINOLE County, Sanford Ftonda. I « f l aa« to Via hrghaal and baal bddar tor caah al waal hum door a! 9m SEMINOLE County CoudhouM locaftad al X I N Parti Avanua to Santord. Ftonda. al 11:00 am on 9m 2nd day of January. 2001 tha toaowwq daaertoad pruparty aa aal lorth to aatd Summary Final Judgmant. toLOT I OF MERfWETFCITS PLAT OF T I C EAST I ACRE OF THE N 1/2 OF T I C NC IN OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE 8W 1/4 8ECTIO N 33. TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH. RANGE 31 EAST. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TICRCOF R f COROFD 94 DEED BOOK 101. PAGE 2S5. PUBLIC MECOROS OF SCM940LE COUN 1Y. FLORIDA Datad 0aa llto day of Oacambar. 2000 l\ n <t H i* ft I II (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryanna Uorw Clark of Via Cacui Court ‘ By Mary Slrouf* Daputy Ctark T I C LAW OFFICES Of DAVIO J STERN. PA ATTORNEY TOR PLAINTlFr M l S Unrvaraay Dnva Suia 500 PlMKHKjn. FL 33324 (96412330000 00 0O253<I MIAMI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona wdh E w O f naad rig a apaoaf accommodaban ahould oonUrt COURT ADMINISTRATION, al the SEMINOLE County Court!tout# at 407-055-4227. 1-900 955 6771 (ID O ) or 1 000 9556770. via I torIda flatay Sarvea Hubiah Dacarrtoar 17. 24 2000 V102 IN T I C CIRCUIT COURT OF TFC 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. 94 ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOREIA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 00 CA 1314 14Q BA MORTGAGE. U C . SUCCESSO R BY MEROEM TO NATIONSUANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS GARY A FERCNCC. IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. T I C UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. T iif. S iminoi.f 1Ifrai.ii L eg als GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LirNO R S. CREDITORS. TRUSTEE3 ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST OY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST GARY A TERENCE. VANESSA TERENCE. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AIL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST VANESSA FERENCE, US BANK TRUST NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F K A FIRST TRUST OF CALIFORNIA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TR U STEE. FIRSTPLUS FINANCIAL. IN C ; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Summary rtoal Judgmant of toractoaura datad Dae 9. 2000 antorad m C M Caaa No. 00 CA 1314 14 Q of 9m Chart Court of 9ia IflTH Jurhual C m d to and tor SEMINOLE County SANFORD. Ftonda. I wd M i to 9m tughaal and baal bidder tor caah at AT WEST FRONT DOOR at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located at X I N PARK AVENUE to SANFORO. Florida, it 1100 a m on Via 2nd day of January, 2001 Via to! lowing da acttoad proparty aa sat lorth to laid Summary Final Judgmant. to-wi L O f 71. SPR94QVIEW. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 29. PAGES 42 ANO 43. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Datad ton llto day of Daoentoar. 2000 (CIRCUIT COURT 8CAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctark of toa O c u l Court By Mary Stroupa Daputy Clark TM E IA W OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN. PA A n O R N E Y FOR PLAINTIFF M l S Uhtvaraiy Dnva Suia 500 PlanUhan. FL 33324 (954)233-0000 00*7!42(NAT) 9 you ara a partem wifi a tkaabtofy who naada any accommodalton to ordar to partiapito to tola procaadmg you ara anMad. al no coat to you. to toa proviaion of csrtan aaantanca PlaaM contact toa otoca of toa Court Admimatritor. SEMINOLE County Courtoouaa. at 407-655-4227 w«un two (?) working daya of your raoafpl of ton Nobca of Sato: 1-000-050•771 (TDO) tor haartng impairad or 1-900-955-6770. via Ftonda Malay Pubhati Oacambar 17.24. 2000 V153 94 THE C9TCUTT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CtRCUfT, 94 ANO FOR 6EM940LE COUNTY. F LO R A A GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 00 CA 1341 14 L CITIBANK F K A CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORIDA PLAINTIFF -DODvisaakPKTiwsurjFtato n t ASSOCIATION, INC : JOHN DO£ ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN 1CU N ITS IN POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purm u to . Summary F M Judgmant ol lo n d o M n dated Ok 8. 2000 •nterad to C M C a m N o. 00 CA 134I 14 L ol toa Ceote Court of toa I STM Judctel Carol to and lor SEMINOLE County. SANTORO, Florida, I iMfl M i to l i t N p ir il And bA.1 bidder lor even Al rm WEST FRONT DOOR Al A a SEMINOLE Gaudy I locAIAd Al M IIl NOR NORTH PARK AVENUE m SANFORO. F b d A . a) n 00 AAI. an Pta 2nd dAy o l jAnuAry. 2001 Pw toAowng dAtcitiAd prapArty aa aaI kwh H •Aid SuunAiy Final Ju dgm ori. loLOT 207. DUKOMO II OF SUN n. a c o n d o m i n i u m . ACCOROINO TO THE DECLARA­ TION OF CONDOMINIUM THERE OF. R ECO R 0E0 IN OFFICIAL RECORO BOOK 1914. P/SOF 1775. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH fTB UNOfVOEO SHARE IN THE COMMON ELE­ M ENTS Datad tofa llto day of Oacambar. r io o e 2000 (CIRCUIT CO UR T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Via Cacui Coun By Mary Stroupa Daputy dark THE LAW OFFICES O F DAVIO J STERN. P A • ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 8 Unhandy Ortva Suia 500 Ptonutun. FL 33324 . (954)2339000 00 57113(CMI) Myou ara a parvon wih a dnabdty who naada any arrommodabon to ordar to p^rbotpala to 94a prooaadtog you ara anb— d. if no ooat to you. lo Via proviaion of canam au latan Piaaia contact Via otoca of Via Court Adrrwvatralor. SEMINOLE County Ca nh o u M al 407-055 4227 wbhto two (2) workmg daya of your raewpt of 9m Nobca of Sato; 1-000-965•771 (TDO) tor haartng tnpatrad or 1-900-955-9770. via Florida Ratoy* Sarvica Pubtoh Oacambar 17.24. 2000 V194 94 THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE 14TH JUDICIAL CtRCUfT, 94 ANO FOR SCIMNOLC COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURlSOtCTlON DIVISION CASE NO: « CA 1939 14 Q CITIBANK. FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CITICORP SAVINGS OF FlORJOA. A FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VS FRANCIS P MCCULLOUGH IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST 0Y. THROUGH. UNOER OH AGAINST f RANCIS P. MCCULLOUGH. PENNY L MCCULLOUGH 9 LIVING ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. TI9I0UGH. UNOER OR AGAINST PENNY L MCCULLOUGH. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS 94 POSSESSOR O O L NOANT (S) NOTICE OF L eg als FO ntCLO SUR C SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur •uAN to . Summary FwaJ Judgmant ol tortetotura dated Ok 8. 2000 •ntetad in C M C aaa N o 00 CA 1838 14 O ol toA CkoM Court ol thA 1ITH JuddAl ClreuA to and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORO. Ftonda. I w4l » a4 to Via NghAM and bMt btodw tor c»ih at N WEST FRONT DOOR At ffw SEMINOLE C an ty Co u Vouaa locatAd al M l NORTH PARK AVENUE in SANFORO. Florida, al 1100 a m on toa M i day ol January. 2001 toa toAomng datertoad pnuterly at aaI kWh In tald Sunmary Fwal LO T S. W1NDTREE WEST, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 20. PAGES 97 ANO M . PUB LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE c o u n t y . rvoniO A Dated ton llto dry ol DAcarr4wr. 2000 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk ol toa Qrcu* Coud By Mary SmatoA Dapuly Cterk THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVlO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Urvy»r*ty Dnva SuAA BOO Plante«an.FL 33324 (934)233-0000 00CO06V(CMI) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, panon* a«h (tuoamat naad Ing a apActel accommodation thoiAd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. •I Pw SEMINOLE County CoudhouM at 407-803-4227. 1-01X7 035-0771 (TDO) or 1-000933-8770. vte Ftonda Ratoy Satvica Pubkrh Dacarntwr 17.24. 2000 VI8S 04 T H f ORCUTT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUR. 04 ANO FOR 0EM04OIS COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL . CASE NOi 00 CA 1040 14 O IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS SASHIA KAREN TRAWICK M U A SASMIA K. TRAWICK. IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAJM04O AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AQA043T SASHM KAREN TRAWICK MUA SASHIA K. TRAWICK; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SASHIA KAREN TRAWICK M C A SASLAA K. TRAWICK, IF ANY; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS 04 POSSESSION OCFENQAMT(S) no n e t o ofr . F O R I CLOSURE NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN pur•uanl to • Btonmary Final Judgmant oI toractoAura dalad Ok 8. 2000 M a i d In C M Caaa N o. 00 CA 1044 14 G e l tot C t a * Court cd 0M 10TH Judctol CAoto in mid tor SEM 04OU Cotady. SANFORO. Florida. I a4i aaI to toa N g a d and baal biddar lor cavh al AT W EST FRONT DOOR at h r SEMINOLE CowTy CourOnuM located at M l N PARK AVENUE w SANFORO. Fkwda. al I t SO Aik. an toa 2nd day trf-torkjary. 2001 PteteL tonh to tald Summary “ f J S JuBpnanL tom*: LO T 23. LESS TH E NORTH 2 F E ET THEREOF. BLOCK 0. BEL AIR. ACCOROWO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO 04 PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 70. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM04OLE COUN­ TY. FLOROA MUA TH E SOUTH 40 FEET O f LOT 23. BLOCK 0. BEL-AIR. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED 04 PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 70. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COU44TY. FLORIDA Dalad tola llto day oI Oacambar. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk of tot Ckcul Court By Mary Strowa Dapufy Cterk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 UrwarWy Dnva SMto BOO Ptonukon. FL 33324 (034)233-0000 0000000(041) 0 you ara a patten a l a Rath •ho naada any tcccm m tdM w to ordar to padtodala to toto procaadwg you are anMad. al no ooal lo you. to PtetM oontod 0 a o«oo ol 0 a Cowl Admmalrator. SEMINOLE County CoutoouM. M 407-033-4227 adhn Kao (2) worttog daya ol y a s raoaapl o l toa Nedot Ol Salt. 1000-9360771 a DO) lot haartog knparad or 10000980770, toa Ftonda Ratoy PUAah Dacarrtoar 17.24.2000 V IM 04 TH 0 ORCUTT COURT O P TH 0 14TH A O C L A L a n c u rr, COUNTY, C A M NO; M C A 174114L PNC M ORTGAGE CORK OF AMERICA FM.A SEARS MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLA04T1FF VS DAYMON LAROACH. IF LM NO . ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. O RANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST DAYMON LAROACH. MELISSA LAROACH. If L M N O . ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. O RANTEES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER PARTIES CLABuBNO AN 04TEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST MELISSA LAROACH. SANFORO PLACE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. 04C; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS 04 POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE O f FORECLOSURC SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uanl to a Summary Final Judgmant o l toractoam dated Oacambar 0. 2000 artarad to C M C m N o 00 CA 1741 14 Lot toa Cacui Caudal tot 10TH Jurtctel Canto to a id tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I * a M l to toa hlghaal and baal bakter tor caah al TH E W EST FRONT DOOR « toa SEM04OLE County Coertoouaa located al X I N. PARK AVENUE to SANFORO. Ftonda, al tlB O a m on toa 0to day ol January. 2001 too ladovMng dtiortoid property aa aal torto to •aal B u m w y Final JudgmanL toU7T M . SANFORO PLACE. A s u A d iv is io m . a c c o r d i n g io THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORO EO 04 PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 33 THROUGH 35. OF THE PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIDA Dated thra 0th day of Dac«mbr«. 2000 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Dark of Vn Circui Court By OortXhy W Ooicn Deputy Clark THE LAW O F F C C 9 OF DAVIO J QTriHJ PA A nO R N E Y FOR PLAIN IIII M l S Untvaraay Drive Bu m 300 Plantation. FL 33324 (034)2330000 0O-3947OIPNCK) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS W ill! OtSABKIIIES ACT. paraona atoh (kaaftoittea rated tog a Ktecaa accommodalvw ihraAl oontod COURT AOMINISIIU1ION. •I toa SEMINOLE County CoudhouM al 407 333-4227. 1 000 9330771 (TDO) or 1000 933 0770. via Ftonda Relay Sarvica Pubiah Oacambar 17. 24. 2000 V107 04 THE C01CUIT COURI OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtClAL CtoCUTT 04 ANO FOR SCM04OLB COUNTY. FLOfltOA CASE NO. 2000 CA-142-14-E CROSSLANO MORTGAGE COflP PlatoM, DAVID C C O E L t n .___COLLETT UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OAVlO C C O U E T T. EOLMCREDIT CORPORATION OF AMERICA MAYFAIR MEADOWS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . and -JOHN DOC and MARY D O T . toa namaa b m g hcaawirt. toa true ktenUtea d Dttenrtar*' baaig unknown lo Platotifl. toa parla-a imandad baing toa partial to Oaten tom* NOTICE OF SALE NoMce la hereby (f a n toal. pur •uanl to toa Ordar or Ftoal Judpiwr* •ntorad on Dacarrbw 0.2000. to tea cauaa, to tha cacud Coud ol Semtoale County, Ftonda I avd aa4 toa praparty atuatad to SamtooteCourty. Ftonda. davrybad Lot 02. MAYFAIR MEADOWS. K COfdtog to too plal toataol at recorded to Plat Book 20. pagea 31. 32 and 33. ol 0M Pubic Reroute ol Satntotda Coitoly. Ftonda •tpublcaate.totoalRFtealandbMi biddar, tor caah, at toa Waal bom door o l tte courtoouaa. lucaaed al M l N. Park Avanua, Santord. Florida, ai 1130 octock a m . on January t l, 2001. DATED M Santord. Florida tote Sto <toy 04 Oacamtom. MOO. ~*0 you ara a panon wato a tkaabdOy who naada any aooommnrtalinn to ordar to parkektete to tote proceedtog. you ara aiateait. al no coal to you, to toa pwdaton i t eartaat County Courtoouaa. M l N Park Annua. BUM NM1.* Santord FL 32771 at AOAUna (407)035-4227 a404n 2 workkig days ol yo u ncak* ol 0kt Notca. 4 you are t a a ir j or volca impaired, caa 1000 933 ■T71.~* MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT COURT BY. Mary Baoepa DapUy Clan D ou ga a G Z a h m .P X 190M US H ^iw ay 19 Norto SUM 300 ’. FL 33734 17,24.2000 V IM 04 THB CB4CMT COURT O f THB10TH JUDICIAL CBW UIT O f F LO R S A 04 ANO FOR I COUNTY JU M S ttCR O N DIVISION Caaa Na. 00-CA-14-1740 OtoCA-1740-14-0 Waahtogton Mutual Dank. FA. Buraaaot by Corporate Margar to Home Saving* e l America. F S B tk/a Home Sevmga U Amanca. F A . Va T in 1.1 GALS eg als C. Todoran, E l Todoran. Jr.: Unknown Halra. davteaaa. ctadtora. trualaaa, or otter d a m a n datoitog by, torougli under or •gatoat Otagory E. Todoran. dectM id. __ _ Itoknown paraon(a) to poaaaaalon ol toa aUsaci real properly t l | ____ itoknown panon(t) to poaaaaalon ol 0io aUyacT real property *2:1 Keig. and ai itoknown pantea datorng by. torough. vtortar and agtenal toa abon namad datendanKs) who ara not known to bo dead or adva. whatoar aard itokAoam parkaa may daan an granlaaa. ( TdMmSal ’d Madia Qrouop. Inc.; Bprtog Vatay Farma CommunAy Aaaxteton. Inc; UNMd Slate* ol America:. NOTICS O f ACTION , TO : TH E UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES. O RANTEES. ASSKU4EES. LIENORS. CR ED I­ TORS. TR U S TEES OR O TH E n CLAIMANTS. CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST GREGORY e. TODORAN. DECEASED. WHOSE RESI­ DENCES AND LAST KNOWN ADORE 8SES ARE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED tote an aikon tor toradoaua ol mortgaga on *w l .-te.a.tog daaerbad properly LO T 14. 8PR04a VALLEY vil LAOS. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED 04 PLAT BOOK 23. RAGE 70. O f T I C PUB U C RECOROS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORJOA art raguaad to aarva a copy ol you wrtoan datanaaa. I any. to 8. on I ISA GRANIERO. Attomay tor toa PIMtef. whoaa addraMte Codta ASMwterakl. P A 4010 BoyaooU BoUavard Suae 430 Tampa, a 33307 on or beam *wty day* kem toe date 04 toa km pabkcaaon U to* nooca and tea toe ongnal wtei toe Clark U toa Ca ul ateiar batata aarvica on Plawuta anomay or nvnatoalaty toaraafter, otoarwaa a dalaui wta ba orkarad agatou you lor tie ratal damandad to toa cornyMail NOTE Puauari to toa F M LteU C oaacbon Pracbcaa Act you are •dnaad toM tote law krm a daamad to ba a dad coMclot eeemi*ng to cotacl a debt and any kdormaltto obUwad wd ba uaad lor toal | u WITNESS my hand m l toa aate U •ate Court on DEC 12 2000. (SEAL) Maryanna Mu m Aa Clark ol toa Coud By Jana E Jaaaarc Aa Deputy Cterti CODA IS A STAWIAKSKI. P A 4010 Boyarou BoUavard Su m 430 Tampa. FL 33307 •phona (013)077 0OOS CAS410-00-3402 te d Dacantoar 17.24.2UU0 VI72 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CTRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. IN AND FOR SEM04OLE COUNIY CIVIL DIVISION C A S E N O .t g lt S ^ A -M -a IMC M O IIIGAGE COMPANY. A FLORIOA CORPORATION, s u c c c s s o n BY MEROER TO AITXJSinv MORTGAGE COMPANY. I P . A DELAWARE iiM iirD iA M iiir n s iw '. LESLIE LONG A K A LESLIE R LONG JOHN DOE LONG. THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF LLSUE LONG A K A LESLIE IL LONG. IF LIVINO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN BPOU3E OF SAID DCFENOANTlS). 0 REMARRIED. ANO IF OCCEASFO, T I C RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO A U o n e n PERSONS CLAIM04Q BY. 1IHIOUOH. UNOER OR AGAINST T I C NAMED DCFCNDANIISI. WEKIVA COVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. 04C . JOHN 1X3E. UNKNOWN TENANT JANE DOC L0IK74OWN 1CNANT. NOTICE O f SALE Monro M hertby given toal. pur •uanl to a f toal Summary Judgment ol Foractovura anterad to 0ia abova•fyled route 0 order to ratal aate dated 12! 11AX), to toe Crate Court ol Semrala C an ty Ftonda. I wd tat toa praparty aituala In SarMnote County. I totkla. dAKttted •• 101 110. WEKIVA COVE PHASE ONE. ACCOIIO04O TOT HE MAP OR PIAT TIC n E O F AS RECORD ED 01 PLAT HOOK 23. PAGES M THROUGH 90 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS 04 SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. riORNJA A K A 379 WEKIVA COVE ROAD. LONGWOOO ILORIOA 32779 at pMdc aate. to toa Iv^wai and baal bakter tor caah. AT T I C W EST U lO N r DOOR SEMINOLE COUN­ TY CO UR IHO USC. SANFORD. FLOINDA. Ffarate. al 1100 A M . cn toal I to day ol January. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLEIW OF C 0 IC U T COURT OY Dorotoy W flofton Deputy Cterk DarVal C Contuagra. EaqUra 0901 Norto ArmorM Avanua lamp* Ftonda 33004 Pubtoh Oarombar 17,24.2000 VI73 Bamkvote County. Florida Caro ( 03-1144 CA I I B Larry A Oate Iniatnational CommunrcaAona Ateanca. Inc a Ftonda CorpuaBon. J. Boyd Baker. Sarah Drtoon, Robed LaattodRaaM l,laa»et. NOTICE OF SHERIFF * SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN toM by vntue al toal canam Wm c4 Eieroton tetuad oU ol and uvter toe aaal o4 toe O c u d Court ol Bernevte County H utto. Caaa 4 93 2144 CA 18 B upon a Ante Ndgmark randerkd to toe a4orkaakl ooul on 0 » Bto (toy U Apr* A D 10M to Btel canam caaa erected lorry A Date. PUmUl|»| va Irkamaaonaf Commukrokoru A Bianca. Inc. a norkte Corporabon. J. Boyd Baker. Sarah Braun. Hobart Lae and Raa M Meagher, De4endark(a) ah atoraaald Win o l Eaacukan wta dakvarad to ma at Slterkl ol Semtoote Courky. Ftonda and I ham totted icon af toa rt^k. Ma and toteraal td toa dalandark(a) to toa totluwmg ttoeti ta d praparty, tald praparty batog toroid n Banknote County. Ftonda more partcuterty daecrtted L L eg a ls eg als DEPUTY CLERK Pubhah Oacambar 3. 10. 17. 24. 2000 VO 17 Clrcull Court Orange Courky, Flotldk C m ( DR47-4M1 04 RE THE FORMER MAnfgAaE OF. KIRSTIN HOLLAWAY. MALTA KinsTINLMSKV Pehaoner T or—rar LAAfa NEAL D HOLLAWAY, 0. neapondartFormar Hutband And CENTEX REAL ESTATE CORP. NOTICE O f 0 H (R * P Y B A H NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to* by virtue ol toal certain Wrk o l Euacuaon laauad OU of and urtor toa aaal at toa CkcUl Court of Orange Courky. Honda. C m • 0087-4331 upon a Arte (udgmerk tendered to toe atoraaald cotaT on toa 7 Tto day ol September A 0.2000 to tote certato c m rA/a Klratto M and Nate D 0. RaapondantFormar Hutband and Centex Rate Ealate Corp. Wrk of Exaroaon waa dtekmrad Is ma aa Sherd 01 BamkicM Couky. Ftonda and I have laylad tpon af toa npk. Ma and totareal of toa datandirk(a) In In partcUtedy Lola (3 Lakehuat at recorded to PMI Book 38, Paper IT 0 n u 0 i 20 of toa pubic record* at Btmtook Couky. Ftorkto. Pirate 10; 23-21 3001200000*30Prepotty odd tat 20*3 WRow Boy Ton. Ctatatoarry. Florida. and toa widampiad aa Shard of Banknote Courky, Honda, wd al 1100 A M on tia TI0i day ol Jarxjary A D 2001 olter tor atea and ate lo 0te Ik^tete bkkter. FOR CASH 04 HAND AND SUBJECT T O ANY ANO ALL E X I t T t a UENS. 81 toa Frork (Wa*!)Ooor. te Bn atepa. at toa Semtoote Couky Courthouaa to Thai MAT oate te Ming mate to oaltefy toa Tanxa ol tote Wik of B O o u M F to T NOTICE PEGARO tia TH E AMER­ ICANS WITH D t M U T B S A C T OF 10BG PERSONS WTTM A DTBAMJMO0AT1ON3 TO PARTICIPATE H TH E PfAOCEEOdfOS SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OP THE C M L DIVISION A T THB SHERIFF'S OFFICE. 100 BUSH BLVD. BANFORD, FLOMOA. AT LEAST FIVE DATE PRIOR T O TH E 0408. (407)8330040 (407)380-3323 WWl Sate Hato Ort January IT, 2001 Pubtafv December 10. 17, 24. 31, 2000 V068 IN THB C04CUTT CO UR T O f TH E DOKTSENTH JU d K M L C M C U TT 01 AND POR I COUNTY, 2000 Maryanna Morae Cterk Orcuk Court ByM eryBbniw Dapubr Cterk ROGER 0 BEAR. P A P. O. Box 4993 OrtendD.FL 32002 Altomeya tor Ptetokff (99-0072) 0 you era a perron wdi a dteebtty akio naada any accommodteton to ordar to pardetoate to Bka praoaad* Ing. you are treated, d no cote to you, to toa prrotaton of certato at ate lance. Pteaae con AOACoordtoetor M 301 N Park Avanua, Butea N301. Santord. FL 32771. TMaphona (407)336-4227 warm two (2) working daya of you rarogn of Bite Bunnont; 0 you ara haartng u Mkro inptered. rot 1-0009330771 Pubttei Dacenkar 10.17.2000 V063 T H lO R C U r r COURT O F THB EK3HTE1NTH Bf AND POR COUNTY, C M L ACTION C A M NO. 000*0 CA DfYltaON 14-K FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/KA FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK O r NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO F0W T UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLOM OA NOTICE OP Thai aaal (tea la bang made to aaltefy Via larm* o l 0m WiB o4 fra re n ri Donald F E Unger. STwrd Semnote County. Honda NOTICE REGARO04G TFie AMER­ ICANS WITH DISASTER E3 ACT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A D18AMJTY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE 04 TH E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT TH E ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL 01VISION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFICE. 100 BUSH BLVD. SAN­ FORD FLORIOA AT LEAST FIVE OATS PI0OR TO t l * PROCEED­ INGS (407)333-6040 TTO (407)338 3323 W « i Sate I told On Juiuary 4. 2001 Pubkah Dacanbar 3. 10. 17. 24. 2000 von 04 THE O R C U IT COURT O f THB D a H W R T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 01 AND FOR 0CM 04UU COUNTY, FLOMOA Caro N o I KW)R-M1402OJ> 04 RE: T I C MARRIAGE OF Bl 004 FANG. And SIEVE 14 MICHAEL YEE. ftoapondanttuband NOTICE 09 PUBLICATION To: 8 T E V IN MCItAEL YEE LAST ADORE S3 UNKNOWN YOU AltC MEfICOY NOT If 1CD Vwl l « Pahhan to 9m DutoMian of to n a g o liat baa*i Mad agami you and you ara raqkirad to aarva a copy of your wvvtian anawar or (to<*nn *. 4 any upon XIAO &HQ XU. E S Q . I'H a m ix i aitonay. aiioaa attoaai m 57X36 Itamrl Avanua. Orlando FL 32008. on ur batoa. DECEMBER 29.2IXX). and Ma V » ongvto «Vh tto Cterti of Via Court, rn fm batoa aarv­ ica to TYteonar'i adomay or tovnadulaiy Iharaaftar. ottrntwmw. a dafaui may ba aniatad a^amal you to Via rahaf damandad in lha WAHN1MQ flute 12 205. Ftonda f amrfy Law Rutea of Procadura, faquaa cartaai airtomalic iVacloaura ol documanli and mtomabon. Fatoa to can ram i to lane hum. acteteg d a r m i i or hrftog uf (laarhny WlTNEfiS my fund and *aal of Via Court al Ortovto. riortda on M 22nd day ol N'jvambar. 2000 (8 m 8 m ah ta n n e m o r se a i r k or t h i c o u r t Oy Nancy R Wbiar ALL 04TERE8TED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l paraona on vhom tote nodro te ho hove oORcttone toal toa vtekdy ol toa wd. tte al toa paraonal rap tuMkcton at tote Court a n requked ao da Biter o b ta o ra wtoi Ma O oul WITH04 TH E LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OP THE H R 0T PUBLICATION OP TM 9 NOTICS OR THIRTY OATS A FTER TH E DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP 7 H » NOTICE ON THEM. d toa daTOdark and on whom a copy of tte -------a ■ M Y M j w v a i—m dala d toa M I toyamber 17, 2000 and attend to C M NO. 00060 CA of toa Ckort Court of t n EIGHTEENTH JudoM C k o d to ind tor BE U04OLI Couky. FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/KA FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK O f NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR BY MEROER T O FIRST UM O N NATIONAL BANK OP FLOMOA. k toa nabdB and VENERA R O M KNIGHT) SEMINOLE COUNTY; TEN AN T 01 R K A VENERA R. KNKJHT. ■ * 9 tia Dafandarte. I wd •aOtotoalRptete n a b te W EST FRONT DOOR OP T W BEM 04OU CO UN TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO, FLOMOA Si 1100AM, tedoraoar2001, llf0* 0*lkrtikiaaM M iaf Judgrtertt LO T 0, BLOCK 10. T * R Q. Q .FLO M DA LAAfO ANO COLONIZATION COMPANY, UM R BD E R . TRAPFORD'S MAP OP TH E TOWN OP BAfVORO. ACCOROBfQ T O THB PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 1. PAGB Illy OP THB PUBUC RECORDS OP SSM04OLB COUNTY, FLOM OA A K A *07 MALLOW AVE. BANFORD. FL 27771 FATNESS U V HAND and 0w am of Bka Court on December 1 .20CX3 court WTTH04 THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OP TH E H R S T PUBLICATION OP T H H N O TK X . A U C L A IM ■ DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT BO FU ED PALL BE FOREVER BABRSO. T l » data of B n del pu ttato n of tote Notro la Darombar 10.2000 CATHY NEUBRANOCR WILLIAM H M OHM BCH EBOLARE 7100 Bouti U 8. Itjp iw y 170a Fam Park, Ftonda 37730 • Talaphong 407IB34-1424 ABornay tor Pwaanal Rapnaartedva Pultefi Oarontou 10.17,2000 V0B2 Bf THB CdtCLBT COURT O P T H B ItT M JUOICtAL CteCUfT 0f ANO POR IO OUNTY, NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p u auark to an Owter a Ftote Judgnwrk •nterad to Cm No 10-1037 37-CA-14B af toa CkouB Court d toa I ITFiJukate Ckcut to teid ter B U B HOLE Couky. Ftonda. wharato IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORA­ TION. Ptatokt. and ROBERT HENRY ElERUAfte aliAt ROBERT H EKRMANN. JR. at af, am darte, I wd aal to toa i*ge k tar caah al 1100 a m . te toa W M Frork Door ol toa Samtoola Couky Coutoouaa, Santord. Ftortda. an 0w » id (toy d Janutey. 2001. too tolowL O T 13. and too Narth 1/3 of Lot 14, Block C. SCUiNOLE TERRACE REPLAT, acoonkngto toa pM toareof racordad Pm Book 11, Paga 29. Pubic Record* d Steiwute Couky. to DATED Bw laf day of December. L i r w tt too Ca ul w it h in THE LATER or THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP TM B NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE O F A COPY OF THM NOTICE ON TH E M A l otter attttor* of too i te ol too decedtek and D m who ofcyaci to t a auto* ol tte praptrttea bang Court WITH04 THREE MONTH3 AFTER THE DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OP TH tt NOTICE. A U CLAMS. OBJECTIONS ANO DEMANDS NO T BO FE ED W BL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha date of Ba kte pubRaaaon d tte Notca k Darombar laaOOQ. DAVIO U WILL NK 221 Craarork Bhd Banked, FL 32771 Harry G FtekL ■ Ftortda Bar Ns. 240032 1120 W. F M BbktL BUM B Sanford. FL 37T7I Tateftoono: (407)3710011 Pubtab: Darorrbar 10,17. TO VO04 0f THB O R CU fT COURT O PTHB10TH C A M NO; M C A 070-14 B COLONIAL BANK. SUCCESSOR BY M B U E R TO COLONUL MORTGAGE COMPANY PU U NTBT VB. DAfSEL A. MOCOY. B R , W LM NO , AND * DEAD- TH B UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DSV1MB, QRAHTEEB.J tofartHRida to •raarkdadten af CPEDfTCRE. TRUSTEED AND A U O TH ER PARDEE CLABBNG AN BfTEREST BY, TW W U O H UNDER OR AGAINST M O SQ UE I I EES m MCCOY, DAfSEL A. MCCOY, JFL, * L M N O , AND * DEAD, THB UMCNOAM SPOUSE. H E M . DEVISES. ORANTEES. Ooul 9 B 1 E P I A Ftortda 27771, (407)004 1717, wkhtn 2 of yo u Pitakl of tte daou0 haartog kepaikd. (TDO) 1 THB CB W U R COURT CRBBTORB. TR USTEES A f C A U O TH ER PARDEE CLABBNQ AN B f m E E T BY. TH R O U O H UNDER OR AOAJNBT OAfSBL A. MCCOY. JR.; UNKNOWN S P O U M OP OAMCL A. MCCOY, J R j V C TO R L PAfGNANT O V A V1C1 R OOFM ft JOHN DOE A f® JANE DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Bf CPrtL ACTION C A M N G 07074 CA DEFENDANT!® taODCS OP THB SECRETARY FOR VETERANS ALEX CHAPMAN, te te. d . 0000 and ankiad to C m NO. 07074 CA of toa CboUl Ooul of t n EIGHTEENTH JUdkkl Ctorft to teld TH E M C R E TA R Y FOR VETERANS AFFAMS, k too PW dB and ALEX CHAPMAN;; GERTRUDE CHAPMAN; ara toa •B aal to 0 k lkV*te and bate bkjdar tar Oteb « W O T FRONT DOOR O f THB SEMINOLE CO U N TY O .FLO M OOURTHOUBS. SANFORO. DA d 1100AM, on toa 2nd day of January. 2001, toa lokowang •a ate torto to i b b n * a a D ia n ; LO T M C O B B U B TO IfE. CO ACC0R04NQ TO THB PLAT THEPGO f AS RECOROEO 0f P U T BOOK 40. PAGES 23 AND 24. PUBU C RECORDS O f MM04OLE COUNTY, FLOMOA. M U k 1323 T H O R N H U C 0 E L E . 0 V * 0 O . FL 37700 W ITN E M MY HAND And I n sate at tka Court on Novanbir 212000. (•CAL) a a ----------- --wmmjmwrn Cterk of 01 t n C0BUI Ooul By-Mary BBoun DapUy Cterk Etbavinta I »aaorlteai. PA. P O. Boa TSOI* Tampa. Ftonda 3367700IB P07O1OO04 C A M Nk. 00-1837-CA-14-0 IFIW04 MORTGAGE CORPORATION. ROBERT t «N R Y HERMANN artok ROBET H. EKRAAANN. JR, a l M , whom a ropy ol Bka NoSro k aarvad, artNn torae montot after toe date ol at tte notca O T H O I PARTIES CLAMING 04T1PEBT BY. TH R O U GH UNDER OR AGAINST DAfSEL K MCCOY. BRj MONIQUE HENRIETTA MOCOY. * UV04O, ANO * DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN S P O U M . HEMS. ORANTEES. N O T E S IS HEREBY OIVEN 0 W auark lo on Order “ at on iV o n ■ copy of M i node* li •arvad. and Vio m who obfad lo Vm alaiui of Via popadai bang gaa> DopUy Cterk EchaventelM ioil aOit. P X P.O. Boa 23010 Timpa. norite 330220011 of tte Court WITH04 THE LATER OP THREE MONTHS APTER THE DATE OP THE F U S T PUBLICA­ TION OP THM NOHCE OR THBTTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SER­ VICE OP A COPY OP T H * NOTICE ON THEM. A l otoar crwdaui ol toa D AVE kf YrtLUNK ADORE SS 221 Craarork Bted. Stekord. FL 32771 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOT1FCO THAT. A l Crtektara d toe dandark and otoar paraona having cteton or NOTICE IS HEREBY IY OIVEN I p |ulo o Ftote Judgment of i)i altomay ll«) toa toAowmg real property LU 3 ard toa Bouto 17 S teal ol Lol 4. Otoe* 0 ol Tract 12. 8ANLANOO SPRINGS accrvckiig to toa plal OwraU a i teou dad At Plal Book S, Page 39. U toa Putdc llaoonto ol Sattvnola Courky. Florida Addraaa 304 Ead Bbaat. longwood. FL 327300211 and kte imderalgeU at Utert0 ol SamvKte County Florida, wd al II 00 A M on toa 4to day ol January A O 2001 Oder tor aate uvl aa4 to kw Ivgtieul bakter. FOR CASH 04 IIANO ANO SUBJECI IU ANY ANO ALL CXIS104G LIENS at toa Erark (W vtl)Dou al toa alapa. ol toa Banknote County Courtoouaa to Santord. Ftonda. Ordar of Summary Admtaktraiion and an Ordar Datormmmg Homaatead have baan arkarwd to »w •titea el JO YCE W. W U J M C wVa JO Y C E CORINE WILUNK. daroaaad. Flo Nitobar 00-1121 CP by ffte ClraUI Ooul lor Semtoote County. Ftortda. Probata Dknteon. toa addraaa d whkb k 301 N. Park Ava. Santord. FL 32771; tote toa kkte caah vklua d toa non-axamrl • lira M 32.300 00 The I tomew a d Rate Ealate k Exampl from ffte Claima at Crateora. Tha namaa and d hoe* io by auto onlark art: VENERA ROSE KMQHT, M af. OteTJto at BteCtkut Court WALTER E. NEUBRANOCR. rtaie an d. Fla Nrober 00M7-CP la pandtog to 0 « O c u a Court tor Banknote Courky; DMatan. toa adtke O t a Drawer C. Bantud. 32771. The namaa and I .............at Legals N O TC E IB HEREBY OhrtLN purauark to a Bunmary Ftote JuRpnark of loracknua d t a Noe 20, SOOO attend to C M C o m Nt; 00 CA *7314 B of toa C k u * Ooul of toa 1STH Jutctel O c u a to and tor BEM04OLB CouMy, SANFORO. Ftorkto. I wd a il to 0 » hEpate and tatt toddar tor amah d AT WEST FRONT OOCR OP CO U R TH O U M STEPS te tte B E R M Couky C o u tv u M located M M l f i PARK AVENUE. SAW ORO. PL 37771 to SAJ4PORD, Ftorkto. te l I DO am. on 0 » toto day of January, 2001 t k to*tortb to ated Judgmark. THE EAST EA S E J F E ET OP THE W EST 11728 F E ET OP LO T 10, BLOCK D. PRAM S LAKE PARK. ACCOrtOOrO T O THB P U T THER EO F AS RECOROEO 04 P U T BOOK 7. P A M E4 OP THE PUBUC IV CO R D E OP MM04OLE COUNTY, P U M O A . Ottad tka IN day of I (c m c u r r c o u m t E A L ) MARYANNE M O R M Ckrk el 0 « CbeuA Court ByJterytaroupo DapUy Ckrk THE U W IO FFC CS OP OAArtO J THB (TE R N . P A A TTO R M Y POR PUUNDPP ■01 E - tU kvonty Ortva Eu0t 800 Ion. FL 33324 (944)23SEXX) OO 32947(COL I 04 ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AAgfWCANE WITH ACT, | * M « 4 . ___ ___ - - oorkad CO UR T ADAteM TIUTION. « toe SCMMOLS Courky Coutoouro te COLOMAL MORT­ GAGE COMPANY. I0OG0SS077I (TOO) at 100004*0770. vw Ftortda ara arktoad te rn cote to you. provteaPon of rortarn Pteaae oorkaof Court to 00! N. Part Avanua. Ftortda 37771. (407)010-4277. wtbto 1 working daya af yo u iwoakk d tka docu 0 haartng hnpaaad. (TOO) I 1. 10,17,2000 VOSS 0f THB C3RCL0T COURT POR I COUNTY, -11I1-CP 04 R * ESTATE O f JOYCE W. WK.UNK. k V a JOYCE COMNEWBL04K N O T E * TO CRCOTTORS; T O ALL CREDITORS O f DECE­ DENT ANO ALL PERSONS HAV04G CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST T I C ABOVE ESTATE: You ara haraby rotted t u l an S“ p y ^ i? g ^ » « A * # 0 » O .K » 7 T 1 ( 4 i i /) vit 11 �AMENDCD NOTICE O T ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN THE CIRCUIT COU9TT OF THE EIGHTEENTH Sunday. Dcccmltcr 17. 2000 judicial cmcun, IN AND r o n SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TOR flip EKU4TEFNTH JUDICIAL O f trill f IN AND FOR SCMiNOl T ( OUf 11V riORIDA CASE N O tO C O CA IM A 11 fl SFMINOIE COUNTY a r* " Page 7B 7 1 — H elp W a n ted 7 1 — H e u * W a n ted ^^anJaHnfHSRpp-? NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTIUTV CONTRACTOR li Expanding Thau Operation Sanford, Florida Wanted Security Oflrcwr C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 S e m in o le H e r a ld C la s s ifie d D e p t. T o P la c e Y o u r A d HCALTH VfSURANCI AMO 491K •ubOvTuonnl (fM*SiaIapI IY* t • 7 1 — H elp W a n ted 103— H o u s e s U n fu rn ish ed Volume Incentive. Apply In peraon, ADESA Orlando-Sanford. 3695 SR 46 Ee*t (comer ol 48 ■ 415) Santoid, Hondo. EO E. Drug lu stra Emptoyer SenkrdiVeoU. Near 14. cA 46 weel 3/1, CHA. Clean. Large yard. HlVaav'eoc No pat* No amckaig 904*789*4947(6-6pm) Sanford Hlatorte ■ Large SAVER LAKE n r A rty C O u -M lr a Fioudi General Brnr-f (IH: MARIE C ETHERlMOTOtl. 11711 i m s rtc m rn . e o n a m b m e d l e r . n * r ro o i>c . i i » . Elonrla corporation ME 141 Al if fl IN C . a Florida torpt’Mi. . , YOOR DOOR MOVINO A S T O fw iE , u c . at> • r o t r h a i VALDES at fat Co " . - 1 • . ■ Seminole County. Honda a. unknown tpoutat (4 Vw afar." 4 any, tharr hMrs, daymen*. at*. y grantee*. uedam . 'ntt.-n. araculor*. adovrastrators. mortgage*!. (udgnmit ere.r Sanford 3 GR. 1BA Avariable now! 2004 Holly Ave. 178 Club Rd SSOSYno ♦ (top. Shjide t r m . Pols ok 407-323-4540 Attention Renders!! ’< 1 11 Inf rf>rnptinM»4 doing tifVIV*it Try fftartno lO prOTTHM yOU ’» .iivl a«fc you to p ty fof It (••Into (b «y deliver. Pof fT«f® ’ 1 ‘ Nvi rjt!l lod frno 1877-FTC n li t A f e messag®(rem II - fioritkivflw Horn'd and th® l « km i Itado Gommisiioo) I potfeftuion and Any on-f .il • p®r®om havmq tv rLwmyj i. f. any fighl, title or mtofpft tiy Wwcr under or *gitn*l tfw* abovr rwv —III 11’ W Cal A! Foher 1-677-381*0161 :»l Work I 600 271*7016 title, or rdiHM t m tfwi r#*>i proparly liescntimf In Unis nrrtu m, OfiMaLUilIU TO TMOSC ADOVF. N A M Il' DEFENDANTS AND TO A iJ PAN TIES CtAIMINO IN T t n r f jr HY. THROUGH. UNDER OH ADAINHT THE NAMfD O f FFNDANIH, i*NU TO ALL PARTIES HAVING ON CLAIMING 10 HAVE ANY RKJIT, TITLE OR IN TE R fST IN 11'? PROPETY DESCRIBED DC LOW An Eminent Oomain IV| |i i together wiiti ill UtdafAtinn ' nf Taking hits biMin filed m lh® Nwr* aiyiaci oouti In acquire cerium (m i arty inlarinits In .Semimito C u u m *. Fkdda. deaenbad At toaovr* PARCEL NO 103 EAST LAKE MARY BOUlEVANO 8EGMENT4 FEE SIMM C A part of th« property d M C iM -n Official Records Book page : t at rocordad in tha PutAc n « - Jd Samnota County. fTortlt bn *r) Iff ,t portion of S+Clhin 7. Tu m i tf^' Souttt, Rang® 31 Ea&l of ‘> n County, Florida, datenbed as foiiow^ Commencing at Ih® Sonttwv> d rnt not of Section 7, Township 3%) S - Hi Range 31 Eati At mown co it..> Horda Department of Naiun® Reaourcea Cartif^d Corner Ha * * Document No 0034544. ft***® did NMIMrW »Lvki H-" W■i ' laid Sacton 7 a detanca '* > leal IP ttra S o a w a il c o n e <4 »»■ Nodhwml tM of Pie Souffiwmf 1/4 of aatd Section 7. ttW H . run HBSM6 78 E atong tin Sorlli h « ■* Mid Noreiwetl H4o1 tfw Ruii'ui-mt 1/4 a ditlanca of 1257 Vr 1cm t e n (tapering Mid Small i *h» r.l u d Nanhiveat 1/4 ot lha Soullnenl 1/4 run N O O irx rw a rVatarca of 4000 lad In a pnm un Die K ith ngra of way kna nf End I nk. M-uy Boulevard (lominiy SaviM la ir Ddva) u reennwr n O irrlu Mucnnl Book 424. page 571. of an r I4r Racorda of Samanfa Coudv I kvklx Mid port elao brnip u n Moe i nl Begrymp. »wnca nai NiXJII 17V/ n (kafanca el TO 00 fmi iimau i< -i HSP46 2 8 1 a (kaU'K. nl .l4 .l| fail; I m run W 0 0 (J ,V % V .> * lance of 300 00 leal, ita w e ^ k i N6S462a-E a cManca of 756 Li . H lo a port on Vw Waal ngU '4 hoa of Via Baalnanl Coad Ik Railroad, kn malty lha AiiantH. Coaalkna Raamad. aa mcoidad n I f i ll n »«< » n wiMrig tar you wvh ^1 1i.M-ncnation NoaLpadenca * nr i am $500-5700weekly i 1 1 - -.vinal truc.L driver with . 'vvfnnef.M N jC tX ? Tie rtn g . '.-r*i E7AL TODAY 1-800-436 F 730- 5 0 0 PM S2SGS40CW*. TranaporMton tequaed Cal 407-3741177 to atari Vnmad A TTEN TIO N I! IH M J M Q IW M Part TlmafFull Time Serloue Opportunity 1-677*636WORK Own ■ Computer? Put 4 to Work! *25 lo 1 7 M » PT/FT 1-686604-7418 DESIGNER FuV Tima Daaignar needed lor last growing artificial plant company. Lkpenence a muat - meVmum of 1 FLOORING INSTALLERS Hardwood end Laminate Flooring lor aalablrthad, expanding, company Great advance manl opporlurvly- C a l Jadr al 407- 321* im n v to r u w h w .w a iit t a i. koanaaand (BN badignkndcfadL -Electric U n A[y»«n(rnerv Seflvra work week. 56 OGtir * ( InnywoodarM 407-266 Are Vou Earning v/lwl You're Worth? iHi*.|l)»r* Wanted $600 Week ww inytxvnecamer com A1IM : SANFORD portion*, 1 < 1Tirr-. (.-k I o i r No exp. . i ml Oenefas. For eiam, salary. I h Mvig >ilnrmavon cal G30-636 ■i 715? 6 am 8 pm 7 dayi C a rp a l InalaBar •Ealartor Coach Cleaner •HUa RaglatraOon Aaalatanl 2* yr». etpadanoi required (RV or marine tap. a pAia). We o«er e compeMrve compenaabon pfcg nduding 40IK. Mock purchaaa. mayor medical, denial, vacation, holiday, and overtone We are an EO € and drug free workplace Fax reeume to: 407*3261945, or cal 407-3261120. Eul fvrie Kachan Hefp Warned in Pubkc Uncord* of San*nn/« L n .v y Florida; ViarK* run 5002171W (long Mid Wau ngl* nf way U v >>' Via Ssatnord Coast I r a ILieuad n dwtanca cl 13659 leal In a port >4 curvalur* of a ru va ooncava n » « 1659 66 Nat; Vieuca run <...iva"iy atong Via arc (4 *ad cuivn. Im-rg along aaaf raaiomt ngrv r4 way i . -throu(Vi a ranti*! ampa i4 055li.'(' * daunca (4 19] Bn tent k> a r«-i4 on aaid North ngra of way kna if > it Lake Mary (loufavard. Hmim I S634fT283/f a dwfanra i4 UM iri Inal to lha Port (4 Bagii**na Ccntaawig 236 a((c* men’ >a r:uAtodliMtt CcwnrtHMCtal building ng r»p®rJ®nc®. Evening*, P vcw tm fk> 0 7 » 3 I 30t>hi 000 ELDER SPRINGS Oil SR 427 3BR unfum 5126Wk. 5125 deport Call 407-3163M4. Start Up To 511 SO hr FT/PT Conaumar Reaaarch Co. naada phone aurveyofi lor Sanlord area. No aeSng. W * Iraki. Ca l 1-600646 7312x156, Oam-Opm, Sun-Frt U aarva wrilon dsiamo* 4 any . »i have to Via PaMwi Iaueh4-.v rd— v* In Vai cauM on Via Bt-Iy-.-. - m.i any raquwel tor a haaiag on i Petition tor Vw Omar i4 la u u < da anad. on PaWioner a ariau*.*, whoM name ar»t a*»»a< la below on or belor* Wadnewiiy Daumbar 77. 2001). * ”■ ■" IK Digawi of yuui wtihan drlanm any tegueal tor hnaivg tvi V PeM m lor Vw Ordat ol l » r v • Vw Ckifk cl Vua Court oaiv. I - -aarvea on Vw Pemunti a Ahon« > or tovnadwlaly Vwrajiim ki •!.'» wtwt nrfa. MW. rtaiair o« V ■■ y • have, 4 any. or dam Vi and Vi on property daacrtwd al M «l •*'*» * and to allow oaua*. 4 wnr you iw ." why aaaf property a h rtd rrt i* i n damned tor to* iraae aral pt«|r ,«*( aa eat tonfi vi aaid Padiboti Vyuot. i to ant—W. a default may bn eme<o<1 toVwPaMion V y a i la f k J f -r a * » hearing on *w Pavaon tor (* > h i 4 Taxing, you aha* wains any i»*4 to otaed to aaid tifttor of takmu WITNESS my hand and «*al ot >« i Court on tIOV 56 2000 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSI clerk o r the cuK.urr count IN AND ron SFMINOIE « K V I I * Fl o r id a By R.JPI Kxg Deputy Dark ROBERT 6 M dW U A il. Cumny ARomay tor Swnwoto l .... 'i FkxUa HOI FaU FTral Svard Sanford. Ftortoa 3 2 W . ■ TaW tm w (40/1065?W I R n f u r n is h e d en ta ls 2 BR. 5400-mo, •upport cfartcM, data « w v recaption ------■a----- x a - - i - - —■■■ ■ rv ' . t a— v n DocKkBupng icwk LWaoAA® m m and knowfadga of apread aheaf appicattona era raguvad- Hour* a n Monday thru Thursday 66pm. Please cal (407)3366560 ot lax raaume to (407)3366510. 2 OfTIcee For Rant. 5450Vnt pamuoned room*, A C . prtvala raalrooml.OOa ag. ft. w/panakng 1450'mo, AC Security 103— H o u s e s AM T r**p y w h ite , U N F U R N IS H E D y o u x h id * a t e at Growing company has immoduila opening! lor dependabto anwonmanfal agulpmanf opomtor* and toad operator*. Must have va*d nwvmum Ctoaa‘B* COL and wtong to team and work hard Fiwyjan I m i axcaHant pay. IneanVvo bonuaaa. medical auuranca. holiday*. IBiViBJL A£.ILMkUotWt. id ll Food Service • Custodial ia f t ' n a C L ( W f f i L 'laraad(| Okt»a5* C a i 407-330-3500 ^ HELP WANTCb Desk Clerks, FT/PT A Housekeepers Soma axpafNnca prafamd. Apply al parson. Budget inn Of Banford. 3200 B. Orlando Or. (17-82). Sanford. F L 407-321-0680 ( 1 0 7 ) 3 2 3 IM ’10 Horn® buMn®Mt Fun. morvty, vsrskom 868-862-1251. Im vw rmg tor Kim and Joni®®. W®1 ht^p you tmm I. LEARN TO EARN A c n o s t? tie t*ef*Km tur ltie O o w of t j ^ u ■’ Via Kna and placa c - ' ;.*j be heard Any Dofenda* HAng k> 14a a Ixnafy ft-i wir lor tminn’i J i<* wan* any ngN lo obfad M Vw r>rtvi □f Taking AftU Each DaiarvLuf and any fitnm i" • anna cfaaiiing any I4am*f m Vipreparty oaurtoad n « * Petiu - ■ Via atxwauytml Iw n r if r*»- 117—Commercial 9 9 — A P A IE r M E N T S O W NER (i) S4lrw Lai® R Company c/o L Ptuur Abnoi tawj 1031 WAV Mocve B*vi1 Order (4 Taka bafna Vm IKV-KtRADLE GENE BlEPHEIISCri. r » - -4 lha Judge* of Via ah*iva V i ’ -? Court, (xi WaJnawUy. Va. M ,Li, .4 January. 2D01. «l 1.30 pm »• Chambart-Room N327. or V»> Seminole County CouiVi’"* Gardord. Flonda. n wcORtafxxi w«> *1 Dadarakon ol Taking h*nr(uk«» HadtoVaaesuw A A O r t .i n We aua and a* ov*r rwunHal pa. 107— M o b il e H o m e s r o n R en t 9 7 — A pa rtm en ts F u r n ish e d FluIclcaia Worker i - -• - n l iaoW * j 1A C . Lake Mar/. • *7 ivvaary worker* to(upport - My rrniw ig wnnfilp acheduka. Iloui* nro Sunday* Bom-12pm ■i i .i ilm i ttiongiy desired. , >»«1 daKk imyurad. Plaaie ■ •• I (407)3366560. CIVIL ENGINEERS LHiitosne-Monry, a nntionnl con su ltin g linn, hns on Immadlata oponlng lor a Project Mnunger In the S n tn so la o ffice. The /•ppiicant should have a m in im u m of 10 years linnds-on experience in h ig h w ay and drainage design. Knowledge of FOOT standards and Flarldn PE registration a plus. Excellent salary and b en e fits,. San d ro siiine to 301 North Cattlem en Rd, Su ite 201, S a ra so ta , FL 31232. or fax to 941-366192 2 . E.O.E. Management 93— R o o m s F o r R en t MAIDS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! Pay 18 SO per hr to atari a n ted ACriYSEAL TECHS* $M Hit W E TftAIN S ta irs Propsrty MtO W ELDERS 2 y n aip. Apply In person F rU W e ^ i M fO, 210 Tech Dr. Sant. 407*330*5000 1 0 10 12 Uinv/or to Previous Puzzta Uullock Cdod - Nh II a Uapol (otiti; ) Plnyftii child 32 34 35 36 37 Grrmt P iio lllft r. tiff Act lihe n thief CoftaiH COtllftOIIII'f Pl»ywr)(|hl O'l/nlll Uhb Mb on hn/.'ing noiSdft A(fCfT»Ii»ninn Msil cfllrtA* (iihhr.) CERTIFIEDI Call 407-326-2234 lo r add ! info. P Ty a w e A i w A' ! .. ! i i : > ■j 1 NT J i / i l l \[.-. j m U 1 S ID p ! r s i S ji 1 A 0. p : eM l i [1— m m JO PomniliRbly 23 26 27 30 Seminole Community College Is offering an affordable eve. program starting January 10, 2001. No pre-requlsitesl Prepare to become f' o . ! 1 w AM >1 1 Nj T Li NM T i AjU) Ponilem Je st Styln ol • Cnouht w iiw toys 14 ActmsR 15 16 17 t9 Train for ■ cara®r as a Pharm acy Technician! DOWN | JOHN P. QUINONES IV, P.A. ATTORNEY AT-LAW CRIMINAL PRACTICE: All felony cases, misdemeanors and traffic violations. FAMILY PRACTICE: D Ivorce, Adoptions, Child Support, Probate. 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Oviedo business offers finest in European sweets By Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writer hirley Crews Is probably bias when she says, "L ife’s short, and people should eat dessert first." Shirley and her husband, Randy, own and operate Olde World Chocolates Inc. — Seminole County's only chocolate factory that specializes in the finest European chocolates. The business is located at 19 East Broadway In the heart of downtown Oviedo. "W e had been located at an industrial development a short distance away," said Randy. "But w e decided to put the business in the downtown area where cus­ tomers would find us. So a year ago this past August, we moved to our present location." Randy and Shirley, residents of Lake Mary, pur­ chased the business about six years ago after spotting an ad in the new spaper's Classifieds section announc­ ing that a chocolate factory was for sale. A Dutch man. Cor Van Ea, decided to return to his native homeland but wanted his chocolate tradition to continue in Seminole County. So, Shirley and Randy, who worked at a CPA busi­ ness, and their two children, Kevin and Stephanie, became Van Ea' apprentice* and learned the art of chocolate making. Basically, the chocolates are featured In a European style, with finely detailed molds from Europe. Randy cautions that some people say the chocolates are too it t f lf t lv t to Clt. , ___ - ~ri ' * The fillings are unique, baaed on age-old European recipes handed down from generation to generation. No preservatives, fillers, additives or artificial ingredi­ ents are ever added. Dark chocolate, which ia derived directly from the cocoa bean is also free of cholesterol. Each chocolate is hand made. The Renaissance col­ lection, however, is particularly difficult. First, each tray of molds is coated with a thin layer o f carefully tempered chocolate. After being vibrated to remove any air bubbles, the trays are cooled at pre­ cise temperatures for 28 minutes. Various delicious fill­ ings are then hand-piped into each chocolate mold. A final layer o f chocolate ia then poured to top off each piece, and they are again carefully cooled for another 28 minutes. Finally, the chocolates are released from their molds. The Oviedo business now offers sugar free candies and creams for diabetics who would otherwise not be able to enjoy fine quality European chocolate. The chocolate factory also has a sales room where people can browse through various gift items and enjoy a cup o f Bam le’a gourmet coffee. Many business owners and operators are doing S Crews takes a chocotete moW off the she* white ) reedy to make a of m ft chocolate confections. At left, Randy and his write, Shirley, dteptey * Justs * I a few of the European offered at Olde World Chocotete*. The couple teamed their craft from Cor Van Es, a dutch chocolate maker who returned to hie native country after selling a chocolate factory to the Crews. OW* World Chocolates Is now located In downtown Oviedo and offer* an array of choco­ late delights, Including augar-lree chocolates. « See Chocolate, Page 2C Pet sense Dr. Kirven offers advice on how to keep animals safe during the holidays White the holiday season presents ample opportunity for celebration, good cheer and large family gatherings, ITs a good Wee to remember the festive oocaaion also presents seasonal dangers and anxioua moments for our four-lagged family member*. Dr. Jo e Kirven of the Lake Mery Veterinary Clinic talked wtth MeraW staff writer Joe DeSantis this week, offering soma common sans# Ups on how to provide a safer Christmas season for Fido and Fluffy. Q: What are some o f the common problems veterinarians deal with during the Christmas season? At The! three b; biggest w e see at this time of year are Christmas decorations, electrical cords, and unusual foods that don't necessarily mix well with cats and dogs. Cats, particularly kittens, seem to be fascinated with tree tinsel and small orna­ ments. If they est the tinsel they run the risk of serious surgical problems because the tinsel becomes impacted and they can't digest i t Puppies are attracted to small ornaments and elec­ trical cords and extension cords. They can be badly shocked and are at risk for bum s to the mouth and lung damage from electrocution. Q: You mentioned unusual foods, too. A: The concern here is intestinal problems from holiday leftovers, particularly traditional meals like turkey and ham. Small bones In the meat can cause choking problems and the extra fat in those meats can contribute to pancreatitis. voua when people w ho are strange to them enter their environment. Q: Any pet problems associated with "real* Christmas trees and pets? Ar Very few pets are likely to have an allergic reaction to a Christmas tree. The biggest problem here is the stuff that goes on the tree. Last year during the Christmas season w e had to treat a young Labrador pup who ate six or seven glass ornaments from the bottom of a tree. Q: W hat has been the strangest holiday pet incident you've handled At Last year at News Year's a family waa shooting off fireworks and rockets. Their dog caught a rocket that hadn't exploded yet in h i mouth. Then it went off. We had a la o f repair work to do to the dog'a mouth and particularly its tongue. Q: A lot o f pet owners have relatives and friends over for holiday visits. Any helpful suggestions in this area? A: Pets can suffer some genuine anxiety anytime there are a lot o f new faces and new voices in the home. If you plan on having big family gatherings it can be help­ ful to confine the pet to a small room. Dogs in par­ ticular tend to get ner- Q : A lot of people travel with their pets over the holiday season. What should they keep in mind. A: If people are flying ^ with their pets they need to make sure to check with air­ lines about their require­ ments depending on the size ■ of the pet. Owners will also U need to show the airlines a health certificate and proof of vaccinations. Some pets do better with a light sedative, kind of like doggie Dramamine, that can be prescribed by a veterinarian. �Page 20 Sumliiy. December 17. 2000 T u t: S e m in o l e H istorical C om m ission hosts elegant evening o f festivities Volunteers help make open house a success It was a very elegant evening at the Lake Mary Historical Museum on Saturday night. The Historical Commission held an open house for the community. The evening was a success thanks in large part to the volunteers who helped set up the building for the event. Clinton Rhodes volunteered his time as caterer. The food was exceptional, especially the delightful desserts. Michael and Rowell Shelly • • • • • • • Wrogeman pro­ vided poinsettias for decoration. They also provided the Christmas tree and decorated it. Centered on the stage, the tree looked like it would make a perfect postcard. Dec and Danny Gracey also gave up most of their Saturday to run errands to help get the building set up for the event. Dec Gracey also set up a dis­ play to let visitors know about the upcoming Smithsonian exhibit. "Yesterday's Tomorrows" is scheduled to arrive in Lake Mary in August 2001. During the exhibit's stay, the museum will be open at least 25 hours a week. This means the Historical Commission is going to need volunteers. The volunteers will be trained as er a u i Son’s name change is slap in face to family ’ I won't DEAR ABBY: We t just Perha avc been slapped in feel like found out that one of our sons changed his last name. the face every time I IAJHLm A «. L m J L I . ..........* l n . i A . i J sec "Gibson" instead What a terrible blow to our family. We o f "Nofzinger" after his name. Please help found out very painfully when his me to let go of my anger. wife had a baby. We SEEING RED IN went to the hospital to see the newest mem­ OREGON ber of our family and couldn't find a "Mrs. DEAR SEEING Barry Nofzinger." RED; William D oar However, there WAS a trapes "Mrs. Barry Gibson." right when he said, Bany had used the • • • "W hat's in a name? name "Gibson" before, That which we call a when he was in sales. He said rose by any other name it was much easier to remem­ would smell as sw eet* It's no ber than Nofzinger. He never sin to change one's name — indicated that he was consid­ and your son's having done ering changing his name. so la no reflection upon how When he remarried two years he feels about hia siblings ago, he still used the name and you. You're making a Nofzinger. As far as we know, mountain out o f a molehill. the name change occurred You say you're wondering if it wouldn't b e best to teli prior to our grandson's birth. your son you'd prefer never When we asked why, he to see him again. Be careful told us his current wife (Barry what you wish for. was married before) didn't want to be the "second" Mrs. Nofzinger. The funny thing is, DEAR ABBY) Would you Barry's first wife remarried long before our son met or please explain how women in married his current wife. She nigh heels con walk with such elegance and grace, as though has used her present hus­ band's name for years. they are gliding when they walk? Barry contends that we're making too much of this. He NOT VERY GRACEFUL expects his relationship with IN PROVO, UTAH us will remain os it has always been. In fact, he expects his DEAR NOT VERY son to have the same kind of GRACEFUL: It's not easy. relationship with us that we Stand up straight balance a have with our other grandchil­ book on your head, and prac­ dren. tice, practice, practice. We have been good parents, Abby. We have given our love and support unconditionally To order "How to Write to all our children. I pray that 1 Letters for All Occasions," can continue doing that, but send a business-size, selfright now. I'm so hill of anger, addressed envelope, plus pain and shame that I wonder check or money order for If it wouldn't be best if 1 told $3.95 ($450 in Canada) to: our son we would prefer Dear Abby, Letter Booklet P.O. never to see him again. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL Barry's father is very hurt, 61054-0447, (Postage is includ­ and his brothers are also ed.) upset He's unable to under­ stand why we feel this way. O JOB UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Abby U m M phflto by U | fy RoWtil Volunteers paint children's laces during St. Peter’s annual Breakfast With Santa held last weekend. docents to give lours o f and answer questions about the exhibit. If you're interested in being a docent, you can call Dec at 407324-3065. Santa Claus Visits St. Peter's Pre-School As he has for many years, Santa stopped by Lake Mary last Saturday for breakfast. St. Peter's annual Breakfast with Santa was a big hit with every­ one, especially the children. In addition to breakfast, there was LongWood Gardens ° H A Tampico Florida Residence a sleigh ride, face painting, a train ride, three moonwalks, a pony ride and games. There was also a silent auction, raffle and cakewalk. As with any event, it takes a lot of volunteers to make every­ thing work. Help for the breakfast came from St. Peter's teachers and staff, the church staff, the Santa's Breakfast Committee and volunteers from Sanford Middle School, St. Peter's Youth Group and Boy Scout Troop No. 507. C h o c o la te Continued b o m Page 1C what they do in order to make a living. Just a brief conversa­ tion with Randy and Shirley, however, and you wilt imme­ diately recognize the fact they are doing this because they love their work. "It's just a fun kind of busi­ ness," Shirley said. However, she said there is one negative aspect of being in the confec­ tion making Industry. "During the holidays, I sometimes want to be home baking cookies or getting ready for the season," she said. "But, we are so busy, we have to spend most of our time here." "We work so hard, we can actually lose weight working In the chocolate business," Randy added. Want some advice on eating his chocolate? Randy is quick to suggest it should be savored in theEuropean manner. He explains, "Each bite should be allowed to melt slowly on your tongue in order to experience the exquis­ ite taste ana smooth consisten­ cy in a manner similar to tast­ ing a fine wine. O ur chocolates are so rich, you will likely be satisfied eating just one or two pieces." But rest assured, it will be difficult to stop there. With the holiday season upon us, Randy suggests a gift of European style chocolate is one people will long remem­ ber. For individual purchases or gifts, Olde World Chocolates Is available in 4 ounce boxes (eight selected pieces), or 8 or 16 ounce boxes. The business also offers different novelty confections, including choco­ late champagne bottles for New Year's Eve and chocolate bunnies for Easter. For additional Information on Olde World Chocolates Inc., check the web site at www.oldeworldchocolates.com or call 407-359-5600 o r 1-800472-2648. 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F R E N C H AVI SANFORD t I5 < ts"iii ltUhi:;i i Mi,II m i I'llblh I ' m Iii f\ i l i i h n i l v P. O . B o x . ’ * .............. . ••V H m m m w v S1//1 v WSDO 1400m 1 4 4 8 ; S a n f o r d . FL ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 - 14 0 0 y 32 7/ • ■ » * * * * ” •a ; v * v ; v e * ' ---------- ----- --- \ l;il;i(|iii;|N �T iif. S eminou: H erald Births Nov. 2 1,2 0 0 0 Tbya Lea Summers, daugh­ ter of Christine and Rob Summers of Deltona, was bom. Anthony Brian Cofleid Jr., son of Shannon Jackson and Anthony Coficld of Sanford was bom. Sky Ellen Howell, daughter of Debra and Timothy Howell of Sanford, was bom. Alyssa Nicole Rothenberger, daughter of Mariyn and Johnathon Rothenberger, was bran. Reis Stephen Jennings, son of Jennifer and Norman Jennings of Lake Mary, was bom. Britney Mikayla Hammerling, daughter of Katherine and Jeffery Hammerling of Lake Mary, was bom. Kiana Marie Martino, daughter of Sandra Suarez and Daniel Martino of Longwood, was bom. Abby Mkhacla Celeste, daughter of Amy Rogers and Jon Celeste of Longwood, was bom Nov. 2 2 .2 0 0 0 Giselle Slonet Brignoni, daughter of Melissa Santiago and Jose Brignoni-Ramos of Deltona was bo m Christian Lee Martin, son of Lorinda and Timothy Martin of Apopka, was b o m Justin Jaview Rodriguez, son of Maria Gardner and Jaview of Altamonte Springs, was bom Nov. 2 3 ,2 0 0 0 Sarah Lachelle Collingswood, daughter of Jamie and Michael Collingswood of Deltona was born, Blake Harvey Thomas, son erf Amanda WlUdnson and Christopher Thomas of Lake Monroe was b o m Adrien Xavie Valasquez, son of Arlene Salgado and David Velasquez of DeBaiy, was b o m Ttoy Austin Tkytot son of Melissa TUmer and Jeffrey Taylor of Apopka, was b o m Hailey Nicole Scott, daugh­ ter o f Laura and James Scott of Orlando, was been. ' Nicole Marie f jte ro fM e ta a a n d l of CuselbeRy, w a P io n e e r s m a k e d itty b a g s s e n io r s T h e M aitland C h a p te r ol tho A T & T P ionoors Life M e m b e r C lu b p re sented last T h u rs d a y 100 "Ditty B a g s " to the C o n g re g a te P ro g ra m of tho S e m in o le C o u n ty Better Living for S e nio rs orga n iza tion. T h e ditty b a g s contained p e rs o n ­ al item s, including tooth b ru she s, tooth paste, sh a m p o o , soa p , h a n d lotion, sh a vin g cre a m , writing p ads, e n ve lo p e s, p e n s e nd playing ca rds. T h e C o n g re g a te P ro g ra m p ro vide s hot lu n c h o s five d a y s a w e e k at s e v e n sites throughout S e m in o le C o u n ty . P ictured, from left, a re B o a a n d Bill Jo h n s to n , V ice P re sident V irginia C la rk, M a n a g e r Pat M c C o n n e ll, P resident J o h n Dorff, A n n e Dorff, Im m ediate Past President Bill W o o d a n d Nancy W ood. photo by Tommy Vincent Women explore sights, sounds of holidays Magical sights and sounds of Dianne played and sang "W hat Child Is This?" She later led a the holiday season filled the sing-a-long when members and Sanfoid Woman's Club at the December meeting. ......... guests participated. The dub supports Mindy Tooley IntroHadcnda Girls Ranch at duccdI Dianne Wall of Melbourne, a 30-year-old rSprings v facility for neglected and bom with polio, became abandoned girls who a teacher and musician, have suffered abuse in married an attorney and their homes. Arriving is the mother of a 14from Melbourne to tell year-old daughter. the women about the Vivacious Dianne treat­ Doris ranch was Rene Led ford, ed the members to sev­ eral musical selections. program director and a D ietrich licensed dlnlcal social She played the guitar and sang, "I Have a worker. Little Dreldl" in honor of Ledford told the women that Hanukkah and for Christmas, the facility for 45 central Florida At the conclusion of the pro­ gram, the dub presented Ledford with a gift of $491.00 for the ranch, a love offering from members and guests. daughter of Cassandra Dotson of Venter Springs, was b o m N ov 2 4 ,2 0 0 0 Christian Anthony Martinez, son of Mary and Anthony Martinez or Deltona was bom. Jackson iy let Wotus, son of JoAnn and William Wotus of Sanfoid, was bo m N o v 2 5 ,2 0 0 0 Dymeshiajynise Michelle Campell, daughter of Vanessa Campbell of Sanford waa bom. Nov 2 *2 0 0 0 Caeiyn LUi Love, daughter of Elizabeth Roman of r a n Park, was bom. Samuel Jeffrey Lewis and Nathanlal Ryan Lewis, sons of Brenda and Michael Lewis of Oviedo, were bo m A program on Indian lore and artifacts waa presented by Jimmy Paagler at the November meeting of the 8aMe Harrison Chapter ofI the Daughters ot the American Revolution. N o v 2 7,2 0 0 0 Nathaniel Jacob Cook, son of Robin a n l Daniel Cook* J t , of Deltona was bo m B h i n Lee Keebieg son of Greyvecalinle and Kevin Keebler of Deltona w as bom. Aquavionla Satnorion Anquanysha Randall, daughter of Vicki Randall of Saqnford was b o m Zackary Dare Schwandt, son of Erin and Nicholas Schwandt o f Longwood was bom. The Castle Brewer dents through the raising funds Scholarship Day was observed at the “Annual Prayer Breakfast” and “Castle Brewer at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, Sunday, Dec. 10 during Scholarship Day." Students the 11 a.m. worship service. desiring application forms for The scholarship fund 2001 may call the church was established in 1987 to ............. office at 407-323-1601. assist young people who In honor of the Rev. wished to continue their Castle Brewer education after high Scholarship Day, the school. guest speaker was the Named after the Rev. Honorable Dr. Velma H. Castle Brewer, a former W iliam s of the Sanford minister, pastor o f St. City Commission, Paul, educator and com­ District 2. She was intro­ munity leader who Marva duced by Sister Sherlyn served this community H aw kins J. Polk. from 1884 until 1936. W iliam s spoke on the a • a • Under the Rev. last will and testimony Brewers leadership he was a of a great educator, Dr. Mary strong supporter of foreign mis­ McLoud Bethane, who many of sion and scholarship aid that tire audience knew. helped a student continue and Dr. W iliam s selected three complete medical training at words to challenge the audience Menarry Medical School. Not and young students assembled. only did he promote programs W th wisdom, love and faith, to advance his congregation he she reminded us to love our reached out to others beyond his children, have faith in them and community. to be sure we see that they The Christian Education receive the best education, as Committee of SL Paul continues parents, teachers, community leaders because we are responsito administer the funds of the I Ic for our youth. tip to Seminole County high school As African Americans, we are seniors or college students. achievers, we are survivors, and children know who we arc. The scholarships are for stu­ Faith in yourself comes when dents who apply, and they are awarded according to academic you get into the word, students merit and need. To this date, must believe in themselves all students must have a vision, a more than $20,000 have been dream and a plan. awarded Seminole County stu­ N o v 2 9 ,2 0 0 0 Christian Nicholas Cere, son of Shannon and Christopher Cox of Sanford was bom. Kaleb James Rabun, son of Lauren Haskell and James Rabun, J t , of Lake Monroe was bom. Steven Glenn Rdvig, son of Amy and Shawn Rehrig of DeLarid was bom. D e c 3 ,2 0 0 0 Carlos Fabian Bemabe, son of Zueilen Bemabe of Orange * City was bo m girls, ages 6 to 18, is funded by the state as well as organiza­ tions throughout Florida includ­ ing women’s dubs and the United Way. She added that the resources have Increased since the ranch became a program of the Children's Home Society of Florida. She said that creating a positive self-image is of para­ mount importance to the girls, many of whom have suffered severe abuse and have been placed in foster homes. While ranch residents, the girls attend public schools, partldpate In church and communi- fJ ...... r: , - '• Ik I yoga. stressed that this ranch docs not accept pregnant girls nor girls with drug or other problems. P Natalya Cnerie Dotson, Nov. 2 8 ,2 0 0 0 Markeyona Latrial Byrd, daughter of Lakeyonias Byrd and Marcus KUllngsworth of Sanford waa bom. Kyle Riley Perez, son of Jennifer and Paul Perez of Reraon was bom Sunday. DcrcntlMT 17. 2000 Pflfip 3C * * ------1 -» —i . —a * , fc---- - ---- •m ----------- * rtwriio pooiu DJf tommy flrtctm Mindy Toda y, felt, introduced musician Dianne Wall to the membership of the Sanford W om an's Ctub. Department, reported that the Further keeping with the spir­ recent fashion show for educa­ it o f the season, members tion, netted S I, 6137.00 toward brought gifts to the meeting for scholarships for deservin, nB Safehouse of Seminole, a shelter women to return to the Classfor abused spouses and chil­ room. dren, also supported by the Bettye D. Smith, Public dub. The gifts have been deliv­ Affairs Department chair, ered to the safehouse by reminded the women that a pro­ DeLores Lash. Also, according ject is under way to create an to Linda Sparrow, Home Life exhibit at Orlando Sanford Department chair, members col­ International Airport showcas­ lected $545.00 for the Salvation ing the Id story of Sanford Naval Army by manning the kettles on Air Station. All hands in the Dec. 3. community arc needed to devel­ President Betty Jack presided op this historic exhibit. For over the business meeting and information on contributions heard routine reports. Phyllis and helping, call 407-585-4610. Hodge, chair of the Education Smith also reported Hint the projected World War II Veterans Memorial femorial is currently on hold for possible expansion to include other war veterans. The hostesses decorated the clubhouse in red and while using fluffy clouds of cotton enhanced with red poinsettias and other Christmas accents. During a recent vacation to a Virginia farm, luncheon co-hostcss Polly Pczoid worked on the adorable red satin snowmen gracing the tables. She invited each member to take a snow­ man home as a memento o f the Millennium Christmas. See Dietrich, Page BC Officials gather for Castle Brewer Scholarship Day jpftoto Attendng C a ste Brower Scholarship Day are (rum left, Sherfyn Polk. Former Commissioner Robert Thom as, Sanford City Commissioner Dr. Velma WiBiama. Crooms Academy Principal Connie Cottms and the Rev. Albert Covington. Students ask yourselves that all important question, "What will I do with my dream?” as it is important. As young people of today, stop and take a look at your life, do you have a vision, a plan o r a goal? As adults, we must be an advocate for our children, said Dr. W iliam s. Truly this message gave for an awakening to parents, stu­ dents and worshippers at this annual scholarship day. “Give instruction to a wise man, and he will be yet wiser; teach a just man, and he will increase in learning." — Proverb 9:9 All of the students attending service were awarded a copy of "The Road To Success," which was presented by Chairman Sherlyn J. Polk, ft was presented to the more than 20 youth work­ ers who were present. "The Road to Success is not straight. There is a curve called failure; a loop called confusion; speed bumps called friends; red lights called enemies; caution lights called family. You will have flats called jobs. 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If you don't have help In the kitchen, don't try to make things too complicated. If you need help in the kitchen, try planning a party where the guests cook with you, she advises. Other tips include, when pos­ sible, cook In the dishes you're serving from so the food can go from oven to table to fridge. Lasagna baked in a nice white porcelain dish served familystyle makes a great main event, and can be made the night before so the morning la free for last minute details and relax­ ation. I t 's hard to entertain when you're exhausted, so plan your party .to start when you'll have .more energy, like a U t* _ ., Sunday brunch or a mid-day weekend party," Brady suggests. Around the holidays, guests will appreciate choosing from a selection that includes lighter foods as a reprieve from Inevitable holiday overindulging. 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December 17.2000 7 THR SEMINOLE HERALD R Church N otes e l ig io n Mortgage burning Family Worship Center Family Worship Center, 2913 Orlando Drive in Sanford, will have free gift wapping as a service to the community, Saturday, D ec 16, from noon until 2 pan. in the church parking lot, next to Good Lutheran Church on U S . Highway 17-92. Bi gift and a box. Wrap will supplied. Altamonte Chapel The Altamonte Chapel, a community church of United Church of Christ, will be dedi­ cating a new organ at 11 p.m., Christmas Eve. According to the pastor, Rev. Terry Grow, although new to the Chapel, the Kimbel pipe organ is actu­ ally as old as the chapel itself, approximately 115 yean of age. The genera] public is cor­ dially invited to attend this Christmas Eve service and hear the glorious pipes of the Kimbel. The Altamonte Chapel is located at 825 E Altamonte Drive (SR-434) In Altamonte Springs. Mount Sinai Baptist Mount Sinai Baptist Church, Inc, 1843 Jerry Avenue, Sanford, will hold a mortgage burning celebration Sunday, D ec 17, at 5 p jn . Special guest will be the S t Paul Missionary Baptist Church and Rev. D.D. Dinkins, Peace, Florida. Rev. Anthony Miller is Pastor. Lighthouse(Baptist 1 Lighthouse‘ Bap Baptist Church dull Choir will present p Adult the cantata, “The Gifts of a Lifetime" Sunday, D ec 17, at 1030 a m and again at 6 p jn . Tickets are available at the church office, 407-829-4400. Lighthouse Baptist Church is located at 6815 Markham Road in Sanford. _ ■---- a _ «- ■■ | | > n a n p w o pn w o By n iiu o Elder G radey Roberson and Senior Bishop Mark Albert Peachey host a mortgage burning cerem ony for Trium ph, the Church of the N e w Age. T h e ceremony was held during the 76th annual Religious C ongress Session. Church o f the New A ge hosts annual C ongress By Marva Hswtdns Herald Correspondent Triumph, the Church of the New Age, recently held a mort­ gage-burning ceremony during me 76th annual Religious Congress Sessioa Tne church Is located at 1006 W. 6th SL, with the Elder Gradcy Roberson serving as Shepherd. The Congress was hosted by THumph Elder Roberson and his church family. The mortgage burning was held on Sunday, Dec. 3 at 11 a.m. New Age was established in 1983,10 years after the church was built and the fellowship hall was added. A mortgage was signed with SunBank, and Roberson and other church members said they give thanks to the Lord for the great work In paying off the mortgage in 17 years. The service of Christian fel­ lowship was presided over by Erika Tillman, and the devotional leaders set the tone for the spiri­ tual praise celebration during the morning. The welcome was extended by Turner Davis, with a greeting and fellowship for all. Sister Hope Tillman Sparrow led the congregation In tne Responsive Reading, Psalm; 1-5. Tne occasion was shared with the worshippers by Sister Ruth Brown. And, the Young Men Of Triumph rendered musical selec­ tions, with a solo by Sister Natasha Wright. The message of the hour was brought by Bishop Mark Albert Peachey, senior bishop of the Church of the New Age, who resides in Newark, N.J. Senior Bishop's words to the worshippers included, "don't look at the outside, but be sure you have it on the inside, and remember that the match for fire is the Bible, the word of God, which will set us all right "One must obey the shepherd, obey the word, give our ofrerings, and the Lord will open the windows of heaven and pour out the blessings." The congregation, members and well-wishers rejoiced as the match was put to the mortgage document Elder Roberson and Senior Bishop Peachey performed the burning ceremony, as other churches, national and local lead­ ers, church members and Christian friends rejoiced during the event Guests attending the event were from Atlanta, North Carolina, New York and New Jersey. . W e m ust keep holy the Sabbath Which of the Ten were granted reinstatement Commandments gets broken after agreeing to be regular most often? Is it the one for­ churchgoers in the future. bidding adultery? "We don't put a Stealing? Coveting? specific number on Lying? Swearing? how many Sundays a Otcating? person can mias How about the one before being excom­ that commands us to municated, Richard! go to church? We don't said. "But we expect ordinarily consider that if one to in town that one to be a serious and isn't doing i sin, but there was a thing that has a highLutheran pastor in ill be er priority, he will George Holt, Mien., a few In church. ^ years ago who told hls P lf lf iC n Z jf someone was congregation that miss- • • • • • • • absent from worship ing church regularly was two or three Sundays In a row, nds for being sent to hell, he was contacted by letter. If ft was "go to church or go to the absences continued five or hell." six weeks running, someone You might expect that such would call to explain the seri­ a harsh doctrine would be cer­ ousness of hls sin. If that did­ tain to empty the church of n't work, excommunication most of its members, but it was the next step. One couple had just the opposite effect. and their teen-age son were When Rev. W iliam Richardt excommunicated because they became pastor of S t Matthew had attended services only Lutheran Church in a suburb four times in 41 weeks. of Lansing, there were 100 in How is the hard-line the congregation. He built the approach working? The pastor membership to 1,600, making says that since the letter went it the fastest-growing congre­ out, there has been a 56-per­ gation in the Lutheran cent Increase in attendance. If Church-Missouri Synod. you are having attendance In the first year of problems, maybe you should Richard t's pastorate, 60 mem­ try something like this at your bers were excommunicated, church. most of them for nonatten­ dance. But 25 "repented" and N n r i p f i t r — | rtn # 7 i* 0 4 * ** * • C A N TA T A P R E S E N TA TIO N • Presented b y Lighthouse Baptist Church Adult Choir Sunday, December 17, 2000 1 0 :3 0 AM & 6 :0 0 PM Psrform sn U g h th o u M Baptist C h u rc h A udito rium & S15 M arfcnam ar R oad • Sanford 11MKF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In the H eart O f Sanford Where We Know Your Name ” 3rd & 4th Street (at Oak & Park Ave.) Sanford • 407-322-2662 http://economall.com Rev. B ruce S co tt - P a sto r CHRISTMAS EVE SUNDAY 10:00am.............Sunday School 10:00am.....Christmas Worship Instruments and Special M usic CHRISTMAS EVE NIGHT 7 :00pm..Candles & Carols Service Special Music & Bells Child Care Available �P age 8C Sunday. December 17. 2 0 0 0 D ietrich Continued from Page 3C Other hostesses were Shirley Mills, co-chalr, Dorothy Anthony, Carrie Greene, Margaret Gross, Fran Hammerli, Helen Hamncr, Maxine Marsh and Eve Rogcro. Indian Lore Reviewed A program on Indian lore and artifacts was presented by Jimmy Pcaglcr at the November meeting of the Sallic Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Known as “Jemmy Huff Blud,“ the speaker was "Informative and entertain­ ing," according to Virginia Powell. He commented that Indians were most impressed with the white man's talking pages _ books. Julia Sartin, regent, wel­ comed other guests, Paul Erisman, Paula White, David Patterson and David Renfro. Libby Boyd entered a request that the chapter write a letter of support for a grant for the historical building. Holy Cross Episcopal Church. A motion was made and passed in support of this request. It was announced that Betty Bridgwater, former regent transferred to a chapter in Fort Wayne, Ind., ana Vanra Decker was scheduled to have surgery. The meeting adjourned with a benediction by Chaplain Mary Williams. Outdoorsman Honored Dr. Lovett E. Williams Jr. of Cedar Key, was named the "Francis S. Taylor Outdoorsman o f the Year for 2000 “ at the 63rd Annual Conservation Awards banquet of the Florida Wildlife Federation. This award Is considered the oldest and most presti­ gious conservation awards program in the state. Winners are selected from nominations made to the Federation's board of direc­ tors. VfUUuni Is th i son of Mrs. Lovett (Mary) Williams and the brother of Mary Anne Cleveland. Considered a sportsman and a conservationist, he is perhaps best known for his contributions to the biology, management and hunting of the wild turkey. He is the author of several books and numerous articles on every aspect o f the wild bird. He received degrees from Florida State University and Auburn University and a PhD. from the University of Florida. Williams became the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission's first full-time wildlife research biologist. Thanksgiving Blessing Susan Eckstein Gaines and Frederic Gaines III of Tampa, announce the birth of their first child, Elise Patricia, on Nov. 23. The cuddly Thanksgiving Day blessing.weighed 41bs., 14 ozs. Maternal grandparents are Pat and Sanford City Commissioner Whitey Eckstein, and paternal grandparents are Ruth and Frederic Gaines Jr., all of Sanford.. Granny Ruth said, “She is a delightful Uttle girL” Sm ith Convalescing A pillar of the Sanford Community and a former Sanford City Commissioner, Milton E. Smith is currently conva­ lescing at Lakeview Nursing Center in Sanford. Milton has had two brain surgeries and it hasn't been easy. Friends are invited to visit him. Dottle At Center Longtime Sanfordites will remember Dottle Roumiiiat who moved from Sanford several years ago and then returned. According to Mona Walker, Dot tie is now a resident of the Healthcare and Rehab Center, 950 Mellonville Ave., Room 118, Sanford. T h i S e m in o l k H u u ld Soup for thought ing "salty Brackish," and ba, a I believe that soup has always been essential to people's well suffix indicating food. Traditionally, a sour base called being. It probably was first men­ bora — not to be con­ tioned in the Bible. ........... fused with the Russian According to the book of borscht, which is a red Genesis, it happened in beet soup — was used. the Middle East, when Bore is made from fer­ the entire course of mented wheat bran and Jewish history was can be prepared at home. altered by a bowl of My mother still makes soup. Isaac, the son of bore today by fermenting Abraham, had twin sons, in a crock pot whole Esau (the older of the wheat flour, com m eat two and "a hairy man") Sica wheat germs, oats, lots of and Jacob (younger and NHCU smoother). In the normal fresh thyme and dill stems and seeds and hot course of events, Esau would have inherited everything water. After fermenting over night the liquid comes to the top on his father's death. But, one and is clear yellow and tart, full day Esau returned home from a of aroma from the fresh thyme. failed day's hunting, distracted Romanian women attribute their with hunger, to find Jacob beautiful healthy white skin to preparing a particularly tempt­ drinking this liquid. In recent ing soup, "dive me some of that years, it is less frequently used red pottage, for I am famished," due to the length of preparation implored Esau. "Only if you sell time, so, lemon Juice ana sauer­ me your birthright," said Jacob kraut Juice is being used instead. — or words to that effect In his During the 17th Century, pot­ desperation, Esau agreed, and tage's dominant position on the Jacob, not he, became the father dining tables of Britain came of the Israelites. under threat from a number of In the second century AD, directions. First a craze for cere­ there were two sides of the al puddings baked in doth and a world, and soup was staring to new vogue for boiled and but­ warm people's thoughts, bodies and souls. In Britain, the range of tered vegetable side dishes enabled people to start getting the ingredients available for the their vitamins from other soup pot was vastly expanded by the arrival of goodies brought sources. Still, more worry was by the invading Romans, such as the growing popularity of a demonic new invention — the leeks, onions, garden carrot gar­ table fork. Before, food had lic, fennel, mint, thyme, parsley and coriander. The Chinese were needed to be spoonable by default Now, this was no longer developing soup in a rather dif­ ferent direction, reflecting the time case and all kinds of rival belief that no distinction should foods began to emerge. But Just be made between food and med­ when soup was on its way out, a new thinner type of pottage icine. Once the Romans departed became fashionable, saving the from Britain, the soup was day. Borrowed from France, it plugged into Dark Age obscuri­ had acquired the name “Soup" from the practice of placing a ty. The only surviving soup recipes from the Anglo-Saxon “sop“ of Dread in the bottom of period (no offense my English bowls of pottage to soak up the friends!) are for medicinal pot)ulces. tages, such a s of barley mud, The following century saw shredded radish, herbs and salt two momentous developments. stewed In butter for haw c The first was the invention of fiw plaints. However, what U clear is first primitive stock cubes, like that this was the period when the 'portable soup" Captain soup's first cousin, porridge, Cook took with Wm on his took a firm hold, particularly in round the world voyage of 1772. the colder and wetter upland Made by evaporating clarified zones of the British Isles In the broth until it reached the consis­ Highlands of Scotland, this took tency of glue, It could be kept for the familiar form of "brochan" years. Still more important, par­ (oats and milk), while the ticularly from the Soup Works Lowlands version, based on a point of view, was the opening mixture of kale, wheat and rye, of Monsieur Boulanger's soup was known as "muslin kale. shop in Paris in 1765. This Andrew Boorde, writing in August establishment was noth­ 1598, describes something nearer ing l e a than the world's first to the modem version of soup, restaurant; and It only sold soup. which he claimed was eaten The name derived from a sign throughout England: “Pottage is hanging above the door; which made of the liquor in which read, “Boulanger vends lea flessche is sodden In, with putty­ restaurants magiques“ ing to chopped herbs and oat­ (Boulanger sells magic restora­ meal and s a lt" The appearance tives). I am sure it was referring of meat in this description is an to the power of the soup to indication of the growth of proa­ restore your body energy. As ; the Tudor and they say, what goes around i periods. comes around. The Romanian “dorbe” are The next big events in the his­ soups with a characteristically tory of soup were the inventions tangy tart aroma and taste due of ways of canning and powder­ to the addition of a souring ing the stuff, both perfected by agent The word "dorba" derives the turn of this century. These from corba. a Darkish word for new technologies may not have soup, which in turn appears to done much for the palate, but be based on the Persian word they certainly made for conve­ shurba, composed of shur, mean­ nience. Some of the manufactur- From the Btrie to modem times, soup has had a long history In various cultures from around the world. ers became global giants. Andy Warhol bestowed the ultimate status of American cultural Icon on Campbell's tinned soups fay painting them more often than ne did Marilyn Monroe. Borscht Ingredients 6 cups water 3/4 tablespoon salt l/ ^ cu p ^ y ch o p p cd ca T T O ts 1/4 cup chopped green bell pepper; divided 1/2 stalk celery, chopped 1 medium beet 1/2 cup diced tomatoes 3 potatoes, quartered 1/3 cup margarine 3 cups finely shredded cab­ bage 1/2 cup chopped anion 11/ 2 cups canned tomatoes 3/4 cup diced potatoes 1/4 cup heavy cream 1 tablespoon dried dill weed Ground blade pepper1to taste In a large pot over high h ea t combine the water; s a lt carrots, green bell pepper; celery, beet, 1/2-cup tomatoes and the (rota­ tes. Bring to a boil. Meanwhile, in a separate skil­ let over medium h eat melt the butter and sautf the onions in the butter for five minutes. Add the 11/ 2 cups tomatoes, reduce heat to medium low and let sim­ mer for 15 minutes. Take out 1/2 cup of this sauce and reserve for later. Add half the cabbage to the sauce and continue to simmer Discard beet from boiling mix­ ture. Remove potatoes from pot. Mash and add 1 tablespoon But­ ter and the cream. Mix well and set aside. Add the 1/2 cup of reserved onion-tomato sauce to stock. Also add the diced potatoes. When diced potatoes are tender add remainder o f cabbage (11/ 2 cups). Bring to the boiling point, but do not boiL Put tomato sauce mixture from hying pan Into p o t Add mashed potato mixture. Add green pepper and a few shakes of Mack pepper 1 tablespoon olive oil 3 tablespoons bacon bits 1 onion, chopped 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour 3 (143 ounce) cans chicken «Drotn __« ■2 cups shredded cabbage 1 cup sliced carrots 1 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon ground black ^T'bTy leaf 1 cup frozen green peas 3/4 cup sour cream Heat the oil in a large saucepan over medium h eat Sautt the bacon bits and onion in the oil for about five minutes, or until anion is tender Stir in the flour to coat well, then quickly pour in the chicken broth Stir constantly for 3 minutes, or until somewhat thickened. Next, add the cabbage, carrots, salt, ground black pepper and bay kef. Reduce heat to low and simmer for 90 minutes. Stir in the peas and sour cream one minute before serving. Allow heating through and remove bay leaf. I SksNnaitS* of Tht I in S o l !«ISyw riMnS>»U01 Hat Awhnfert. n m , t r a it Hawkfns----C oattaasd from Page 3C ance; insurance called faith; a driver called Jesus. You will make it to a place called Success! Crooms Academy Principal Connie Collins informed a group of Sanford citizens of the need for students to get their applications in by Dec. 19,2000, of they wish to attend the new magnet school, Crooms Academy of Information Technology. The school will provide its students with a wide-range o f educational choices. They will be able to graduate with a regular high school diploma, and every stu­ dent will have the opportunity to select from a wide variety of industrial certifications, includ­ ing Cisco and M icrosoft Every student will develop an elec­ tronic portfolio and produce a Senior Capstone Project Summary. The Crooms Academy Technology Magnet school will 3vide both teaching and * ; through a technology 1 academic environment that will be in demand by col­ leges or the technology labor market. Enrollment is now now, so call Crooms Academy at 407­ 320-5750 or Choices at 407-320­ 0458. Applications are available at Crooms, located at 2200 W. 13th St. in Sanford. The dead­ line again is D ec 19. There are flexible classes, from morning to late evenings and participate in summer or on-tne -Job training and intern­ ships, job-shadowing experi­ ences. Call now! 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V IO IU I IO O r M U U C U " ■ “ ffi^pItk^SSwSS up on some occasions in some areas of the ___ . ll a t . .... I _.. . B oom ! Lyman and Lake Howell high schools score 5A District 4 victories; Seminole drops Its homecoming; and Lake Mary and Oviedo had key 6A District 2 matchups. Page1B Airport activities } In the most recent activi­ ty report from Airports Council International, Orlando-Sanford international Airport is ranked at 29th in the world and 24th in the nation for the number of aircraft operations. This impressive standing is expected to continue through the next : reporting periods, with operations for September up by eight percent and year-to-date figures more than two percent higher than last year.. Meanwhile, airport expansion plans continue on target with the announcement of the 2001 grand opening celebration expected soon. Winter S p r in g s C ity — Morris pushed for a legal review of the months. | UK TWo weeks ago commissioner Randy Debate organizer . Altamonte City .* Commission t The Altamonte Springs City Commission will meet Tuesday, O ct 24 beginning tat 7 p.m. The agenda •includes items pertaining jto property west of ymore Road south of the aIson et Jardln _ istaurant, and the expect­ ed appointment of Sanford City Commissioner Whitey Eckstein to the Seminole County Expressway Authority. E Sem lnoles celebrate Hom ecom ing Week By J o * D eSantis Staff Writer 1 LONGW OOD — Heavy handed tactics, long associated with Longwood politics, popped up alm oit immediately following a candidate debate/town hall meeting Wednesday night Sheree Murphy, coordinator * /■ which iponaored the debate, received a threatening, anony­ mous letter Friday morning at her Georgia Avenue residence. The handwritten letter read: "Sheree, recommend that you keep a much lower profile in Longwood politics. Some of your enemies know the 'fecret' t h - « y c ,u w a n t to k e e p fro m your C o m m issio n The Winter Springs City Commission will meet Monday, O ct 23, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Items on the agenda include an update on the status of the north­ ern corridor alignment re­ study, and light rail. Also there are several items on annexations. : Winter Springs City Hall is located fit 1126 E SR-434. county's contract with Florida Recycling Services, seeking to determine if the firm could be held in breach of contract Board chairman Carlton Henley died more than Longw ood to w n h a ll m o o tin g Get rid of P9Utic^ yard. Quit complaining X . Keep your neighborhood watch out of pol­ itics." The letter was unsigned and carried a Longwood postmark. Murphy said she was both angered and troubled by the letter. "In organizing the debate we were simply trying to do some­ thing good for the d ty of Longwood," Murphy said. "The debate was designed to educate voters and not to endorse candidates. It's a shame only two of them chose to show up." Challenger Craig Van Hooven in District 5 and George McKenzie in District 3 took part in Wednesday night's gathering before about thresdozen residents. Incumbents Paul Lovestrand and Steve Miller cited previous commit­ ments for their absence. "I'v e heard rumors about these kinds of things in Longwood," Murpny said. She See Threats, Page t A parade. Theperadewaejustoneof several homecoming acdvttee, which was capped off Thursday night as the ‘Notes hosted Spruce Creek. For more pholoe and stories about Homecoming, see Pagee 10A arid 1B. Chandler ready for challenge of new job planning. U will come in handy in her new position as Seminole County's Deputy County Manager. County Manager Kevin Grace announced Tuesday Chandler's promotion from a number of in­ nouse candidates, filling the spot vacated by Cynthia Coto. Coto is departing to take over the County Manager position in neighboring Volusia County. She officially begins her new duties O c t 25 following formal confirmation of her appointment by the Board of County Commissioners Tuesday, Oct. 24. "I'm very excited about the opportunity," said Chandler of her selection. "Following in the footsteps of a person of Cynthia Development Department for the past three years. "This is a fascinating time to I be involved with Seminole County at this level," Chandler said. “We are shifting our focus from infrastructure development to ouahty of life development. We re beginning to look at our community in a different way." The newly appointed Deputy Manager said she feels her knowledge and history with the county along with the objective assessment of a planner's vision am two of the biggest assets she brings to tlie job. The third is enthusiasm. "I'm a big supporter of a team concept," she said. "I've been promoted throughout my career Decause 1 feel I'm a good fadlitator. I don't have a monopoly on good ideas. My feeling is you nave to have all the right people at the table to bring about good decisions for tfte county." After a brief acclimation penod to her new post. Chandler said he fust task will be to take Feeding time Potrido Leon - Receptions# for CPH Engineering Clou#led . C / o u w o fd D oor A b b y M e S ty U . . O bM uortm O p in io n . . lo g Spoor . . . Thomas Maingot, 4, feeds SUWe the Llama. 8 * J e visitor! the Genesis Christian Pre-School at Longwood Hills Congregational Church during a recent school program. Thomas and hit classmates also enjoyed a country breakfast. SANFORD — The Wekiva River Players are coming back to Seminole County. The performance group will present "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" at the newly renovated Helen Stairs Theatre beginning Oct. 27. It marks the company's return to Seminole after perform­ ing at various other venues for the past few years. "The Wekiva River Players are a Seminole County-based the­ ater," Public Relations Coonlitu|(ir Surah Cloke said. "The reason we aren't perform­ ing In Seminole County now is because we have no home." school theaters in Seminole County are coat prohibitive to the group and are usually booked. With no other option, Weidva River Players left Seminole County and began per­ forming in other locations, including Winter Park. "But, we really had a desire to return to Seminole County," she said. When renovations began last year on the Ritz Theatre — which was renamed the Helen Stairs Theatre — the Weidva River Players saw an opportuni­ ty to come back to Seminole. The group started talking to theater officials, and an agreement was made between the two groups. "It is a bit of a trial run for r~ "‘ " T tl^ M ■ '■ g ig ■ ■ '■ ■ J| - ... - ^' i M - ^ <, \| ... pM _ - V : ' ~ M A■ ■ . : �I’JIgC 2 A Sunday, October 22. 2000 T iif. S eminole Hfkai.h S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Is O c t. 2 2 ... Garden bonanza O ut & A bout The End o f the W orld? On October 22,1844, the world was sup­ posed to come to an end. Needless to say, it didn’t. The concept was origi­ nally established by William Miller, (17821849), a religious lender and creator of a move­ ment known as Millerism. Why he chose Oct. 22 has apparently been lost in history. There were stories about M iller's followers who disposed of all their earthly possessions and , climbed to high elevations P lC lIfltll on this particular date, reportedly to be closer to • • * * • • • heaven. Miller apparently convinced his supporters he had determined the date through his study of the Bible. On Dec. 31, as we went from 1999 into the year 2000, there was another similar declara­ tion. Some people believed the world would end at midnight when the new millennium began. However, many believe the new m il­ lennium won’t officially begin until New Year's Day 2001. Will wc again hear predic­ tions of the end of the earth? I personally know people who were so con­ vinced of the end this past Dec. 31, they gath­ ered their family together at their home and conducted a prayer session as 1999 ended at midnight. Now if you REALLY knew when the world would end, the thing to do Is go out and buy a new car, new furniture and anything else on time, knowing that you'd not even have to make a payment because everything would come to a screeching halt before the first pay­ ment was due. At least you could live in com­ fort for the last few days or weeks. But seriously, people who have studied the Bible closely will tell you that we WON'T know when the end will come. Ask your pas­ tor, preacher or Priest. We're not supposed to know, and we shouldn't listen to false profits who try to convince us they (and they alone) know about this. Can you Imagine the chaos if we actually knew when the final day was? Many people probably couldn't even control themselves menially. They would be running wildly around paying little attention to anyone or anything. Everything would stop because everyone would want to be at home. To heck with that job, what docs it matter anyway? You wouldn't be able to reach other family members (even to say good-bye) because the telephone company and electric company employees would nave also gone home and probably shut down operations. It should go without saying — I'm glad M iller’s predictions were false, as have been many similar predictions over the years. When the final day comes, I plan to be ready, but the only way to do that is to plan as if every day might be the last, and conduct ourselves accordingly. (What a wonderful world this would be if everyone did this). Traffic violations A man who refused to give his name or address was arrested by Sanford police Thursday as John Doe. According to the arrest report, the m an's vehicle was seen speeding, north on French Avenue at an estimated speed o f 80 miles per hour. He reportedly ran through red lights at the intersections of 13th Street, 3rd Street and 1st Streets, and was finally stopped along the lakefront at M angoustine Avenue. The man, who described himself as being from Mexico, was charged with operating a m otor vehicle without a dri­ vers license, reckless driving, resisting an officer (refusing to stop) and driving under the influence o f alcohol. Dilworth Dixon, 35, TUES TUesday, Oct. 24, at 8 a.m., the The fifth-grade students of Pine Crest Elementary School in Sanford will be m arching against drugs beginning at 8 a.m. As part o f Red Ribbon Week, students will ca n y posters they have made and walk to the cor­ ner o f 27th Street and Highway 17-92. There they will hold a peaceful demonstration urging the community to stay away from drugs. A number o f local com ­ munity leaders have been invited to join in the march. For more information, contact Cindy Robinson, at 407-320-5442. W ED Shirtay McCasklll and Sandy lies discuss a 'Lady In Re<r perennial salvia during the Ixora Garden Club of Sanford’s Making Spirits Bright which was held last Saturday. Ixora members spent most of the summer designing and creating beautiful holiday gifts and decorations Including wreaths, table decorations, place mats, aprons, cornucopias, pumpkins, homemade canned goods, kitchen lamps, fresh baked goods, Christmas tree decorations and many more one of kind boutique Hems that will be for sale. With Sanford city commissioner Brady Lessard leaning toward a run for the mayor's office, at least one candidate has confirmed her Inten­ tions to seek Lcssard's District 1 seat if he vacates. Longtime Historic District resident and former Main Street Executive Director Linda Kuhn said she will test the political waters. Kuhn said she has a keen interest in downtown Sanford and would like to serve in order to help the city realize and accomplish its future goals. Longwood "d ebate" leftovers„.Sheree Murphy, instru­ mental In organizing the Lake , Wayman Heights Neighborhood Watch debate, said she got Involved aa'n’ftSuU of attending Longwood City Commission meetings months ago. Murphy said she was "appalled” at the lack of citizen input and was even more taken aback by the verbal tone used by some o f the commissioners when addressing residents. Gee, Sheree, you should have been on hand a year ago when heated debate over the city's Charter Review Committee dam near lead to fisticuffs, which In turn led Mayor Paul Lovestrand to declare, "There can be too much democracy! File this under the heading of can­ didly refreshing. When political new- "You can talk about your veg­ etable crops, your cotton crops and your fruit crops, but take it from me, the greatest crop in Florida is the tourist crop and the sooner we get down to brass tacks, build a fine hotel and invite the world In here to see our pretty dty, the sooner we Will start to making the real kale. Our farms and factories will take care of themselves, but to get the tourists you must have a tourist hotel. Some day the people of Sanford will wake up and get this comer George M cKenzie, seeking fact In their think tanks." No folks, Steve M iller's District 3 seat, was that's not a quote from Sanford asked about his position on a ballot Mayor Larry Dale. It's from Sanford referendum designed to finance nat­ Herald Editor R .J. H olley's Dec. 12, ural trails and land preservatlod in L1916 ^Curbstone Gleanings" column, -in the same column, current Sanford Seminole County, something amaz­ M onarch* Marcel would take issue ing happened. Sfrlth Holley's stance against side­ McKenzitf informed ftid^udiencc he wasn't up to par on the issue and walks. Holley complained about Mayor Forrest Lake "smearing sldcfelt it would be better to "take a pass" on the question rather than try wafkB all over the landscape. Seems to buffalo his way through It. The Holley liked the old days when "w e audience seemed to genuinely did not have any walks at all and appr walked through the nice soft sand predate the honesty, that was easy on our feet and did ta r a novice, McKenzie got in a deft left hook on the missing Miller. not wear out shoes near so fast." Despite his misgivings about the While emphasizing his willingness to serve throughout the evening's sidewalks, Holley gave Into his pro­ gressive nature. "I suppose we can discussion, McKenzie pointed to his calculations that Miller has missed 9 get accustomed to it sometime just commission meetings and 17 work­ like electric lights, automobiles and all other new fanglcd notions. shops. Tuskcegec Street, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford p olice Tuesday, Oct. 17, at West 16th Street and Strawberry Avenue. Dixon was charged with dri­ ving the a suspended license, ossesslon of cocaine with itent to sell or deliver, and possession of an open contain­ er. Eugene Newsom, 50, Avadaco Avenue, Sanford, was arrested Tuesday, by police at a retail store in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. He was accused of taking two packs of baby diapers valued at $29.96. He was charged with petty lar­ ceny. E Retail thefts Gweldolyn Denise McKinney, 34, of Orange Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by police Wednesday, officers said she reportedly took $66.95 In items from a retail store In the 3100 block o f Orlando Drive, and became involved in a fist fight with the manager. Among items reportedly taken were 19 packs of headache powders and two boxes of con­ doms. She was charged with shoplifting, and resisting an agent in (he commission of theft. Angel Otilio/Vazquez Canccia, 20, o f Hartwell Avenue, Sanford, was arrested Wednesday, following a report­ ed retail theft at a store in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. Among items taken were Pokimon cards. She was charged with First Degree Petty Larceny, over $100 and under $300. Saw theft Jam es Ely Deane, 24 and Charles Boulware, 30, both of Bunker Lane, Sanford, were arrested by police. According to the police report, two men were seen removing a table saw from the bed o f a pickup truck parked in the 2500 block of French Avenue on Tuesday. They were located at their resi­ dence through a vehicle license number check. The saw was located in the kitchen o f their home. Each was charged with burglary to a conveyance and petty larceny, over $100 and under $300. After being taken to jail, Boulware was also charged with violation o f pro­ bation, a violation of pre-trial release connected to a previous domestic violation charge. Stolen vehicles A 1990 Toyota U-Haul truck was reportedly rented on Sept. 13 from the 2400 block of South French Avenue in Sanford. As o f Tuesday, Oct. 17, the vehicle had not been returned and has been listed as a stolen vehicle. The license number on the orange and white truck is ZA75434. A 1999 silver and gray Dodge Intrepid, license num ­ ber C92FXS was reported stolen Tuesday, Oct. 17, from the parking lot at Seminole Towne Center mall. The Seminole H erald Sunday, October 22, 2000 • Vof. 93, No. 38 tuM,aam JC>H»*41'j TiNi . KMAll Mu>U Subscription Ratos U SP S *8 1 2 8 0 Potim atfat Band ed dreu cnanga* to Republic Newspapers, Inc. M M M BM om oM m H M n Tha SEMINOLE HERALD P O B o i 1887 Sanford. EL 32772-1887 3 Month* e u o n r it 1 YM t f Year 1 Ym t fo Swmnofc County 41 Gomnola County 4i Sam nota County Othat Florida County Out CMSimla H I oc 8 2 0 00 838 00 842 00 882.00 Sem inole H igh School will present the drama pro­ duction, "C urse o f the W erew olf" In the Seminole High School auditorium 7 p.m. Oct. 26-28. Cost is $5 tor adults and $3 for stu­ dents. The play, a comic-thriller, concern! entertainer Buzz Halliburton, who is sum ­ moned by his mysterious uncle to Gargoyle House. Buzz encounters a bizarre assortment o f family and friends. According to Drama Director Buddy Garrison, the show o ften a "how ling good time for all and should really get folks into the Halloween spirit." Cast includes Chris Hedrick, Jim m y Vieira, Matt Yoke, Jeremy Go Ison, Pat Sessoms, Jam es Miller, Christine Woodley, Morgan McKenzie, M elody Ruano, Stephanie Wright, M aggie Presley, Eve W uliains and Heather Marrinson, THURl Parents o f current eighthand ninth-grade students in Seminole County are invit­ ed to attend an Inform s- . tional presentation for the high school m agnet pro­ gram. The event will oe held in the Educational Support Center Board Room, 400 E. Lake Mary Bivd. in Sanford, Thursday, Oct. 26, beginning at 7 p m. Subjects will include Crooms Academy o f infor­ mation technology, the Institute for Engineering and Technology at Lyman High School, the Academy of Health Careers at Seminole High School, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program at Seminole High School. For additional informa­ tion phone Sherry O 'Leary at 407-320-0476 or Kay Boehart at 407-320-0458. The Central Florida Quitters Guild will meet Thursday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 i.m. in tne Senior C itizen's ng o f the Sanford Civic Center. Guest speaker will be Lin Reilly who will show some o f her dolls and talk about doll making. Visitors are welcome. For further Information phone Maureen W hite at 407-339-4606. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must haw name, address and phone number to be published. "Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ PuM tlwd every Wedneedey end Saturday by Newspaper*. Inc • 300 N, French A v# , Sanford, FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2811 -F a i (407) 323-0406 E �T he S eminole H erald Sunday, Octoltcr 22. 2000 PlIRC 3A O B IT U A R IE S LAVON DONALDSON IXxukl*xi. 61, II iti Li ^v G n v Ccwit, Q wbHKtt)-, dlnl M n b y , (XL th, JUDO, f t m In Alilu, H, he mrnnl In Cm lnl H<iriJa in 1991. lie was an AMocialr IWwBOf nf Criminal {in lln Filuralkm, Director nf Abraham B*kl«vin College Regional Poller Academy, niton. G a, Dlrtricl Manager of AxhLitxl Oil Co., Savannah. C a , rmpfoyixi al Bril Chemical G a p , LtmgwixxL a mrfnhrr nf M.*xxik Lrxlge No. 326, Ormond Bcndt, and a wtivan a the U S Army, Kllrt Alrixmv SurvHws indude wife. U n it Dojgtu' D nuldm v Caaadbeny; Mm. CapL Strpix-n K , USAF, San Anlixwi. Tex; daughter, Tlml Dyer, PratbvIUe, Ala.; brottier, Wilber, Miltoru sister. Juanita Bowman. Mtmn.Ua.; •b grandchlldim Vfcodbwn Carey I land Funeral Home, Umgwtxxl, In durge of anangrmenb. manager for Uachcis. I le was Baptist Survivors indude mother; Tommie Key, Longwood; brother; David, Sanford; sbtrrs, IXbbic Calf. Orange Gty, and Michelle long, UxvgvvTxxl. Tri-County Cremation Service, Lngw rxxl In charge of arrangements. Boyce, both of Sumter. S C ; abters, Betty Weathmby, Sumter, Jessie Busslett Greensboro, N.C.; six grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren; several great-great-grandchikiiTn. Britton Funeral Home, Sanford, In charge of arrangements. MICHAEL RODERICK LOPEZ Michael Roderick Lopez. M, Park Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, Oct 15,2000 at his residence. I le Wat bant Match 2ft, 1946 in New Orinant Louisiana. He was a high sdxnl teacher and a Catholic. Survivors indude wife. M arini Ribera Loper. Sanford; eons. Rudy Artunduaga, and Patrick Lopez, both of Sanford; daugh­ ter, Michelle Lopez, Sanford. Wibon-FichefbergeT Mortuary, Inc, Sinfotd, in charge of arrangemen ts. BERNARD J. PICHE SR Bernard J. Plehe, Sr, 77, Barrington Circle, Winter Springs, died Mcnday, Oct. 16.2000 at Florida l& p ito l Orianda Bom April 15,1923 in Winooski, Vt, he moved to Central Florida 18 years ago. He was a retired lab technician for I BM. and a mem­ ber of S t Stephen Catholic Churchy. Survivors Indude wife, Clara G. Plehe, Winter Springs; son. Bernard J. Jr, Colchester, V t; daughters, Rita M. Shangraw, Winooski, V t, Gloria Piche, Bridgeport Conn; brothers, Leo, Winter Springs, Donald, Winooski, Vt; two grand- JOHN FORREST McTEER |ohn Forrest McTeer, 67, Winslow, Arizona, died O ct 5,2000. He was s former resident of sanfonL He was a retired con­ ductor with tire Santa fe Railroad, a veteran of the US. Army and a member of the American Legion and Elk’s d u b in Winslow. Survivors include sisters, Marian "Peggie” Bntmhack, (M anila Joan ParVrr, lYsxe Inlet, Dcsava Schuiteman, Sanford; blethers, Wiliam McTtxx Rockport Hex, Franklin McTrrr, Austta Tex, Mark McTbec SanfonL Graveside funeral ktv Ic o will be 11 a m , O ct 24 at OuUatvn Park Cemetery, lake Mary, with Rev. John Sauk officiating lidUlwin-Fairchild-OakLiwrv Park Cemetery and Funeral Home; Sinford/U' /lake Mary, hr charge of arrantgementv ROSEMARY V. PUCKS Rosemary V. Fulls, HO. Iretiml Drive, LMtnta, died Ittxtnreday. O ct If), Jlffl al Florida HiwpiL.il, IWi Mmxxi.il, Orange Qty. Iforil in Washington, Ind .xhunxivtxl to Central Florida from I luntingtort, W.Va. In 1967. She was retired fnxn retail sain. Six' wa» a member of lin t Unites! Mcthodbt Church, OHIona, a nxmtx-r of Orckr of Amaranth. Seminole Court, #59, Coasdbcny, a Charter member of IX-tlona Eastern Star Chapter #326. tXHtoru, formiT member of O d er of Eastern Star Chapter San/onl. Ladies Auxiliary, Fleet Reserve Association. Sanford. Survivors include daughters Kehcira Newby, Edgrwatrr, Rtxemary llarra. Elyria. Ohioc two grandchildren one great­ grandchild Funeral services will he 1 p m Stturday. Ort. 21, at Baklauff ChspH, Orange Gty with Pistor Dmald Dekner. Burial will be In DHkma Memorial Cardens. Orange Gty . Baida uff Family Funeral Home. Orange Gty, In charge of arrangements. FLOISE & MOHETZ Elobe B. Moretz, 84. Boulevard I > La Pdrisicrmr, Mary Ester, Ft, died Sunday, Oct 15,2nttL tkim Feb. II, 1916 In Jenson B o th , site moved to Mary Fstrr in 1956, She was a rvtlnd School Teacher for Seminole County School District Survivors Include sens, Markin E , Mary Ester; Boyce A . Vfeta Aubrey F , Mstdiffe, Cola; brothers, Clciand Boyce and David M ia iA E L ANTHONY KEY Michael Anthony Key, 43, Glendale Drive, longwoud. died VVblnrxlay. Oct. 18, 2BIX Bam in Nopjya, Japan, Ite moved to Central Florida In 197UI ie was a fontxT bar J H a rd w a re Stores Bonfldd Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge nf arrangements. ESTELLE Y. REECE Estelle Y. Reece, 90, Airport Boulevard, Sanford, died Wfcdneaday, O ct 18. 2000. Bom in Yadkin C o, N C , she moved to Central Florida In 1952. She was a retired seamstress and a member of Upatla Presbyterian Church. Survivors indude daughter; Freida Cannon, Longwood. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. SARAH A. SAVAGE Sarah A. Savage, 97, Seminole Creek Drhre, CMeda, dirt) Tliesdey, O ct 17,2000at Florida Hospital Altamonte Springs Bom Feh 9,19113 in ChiUicothc, M o, she moved to Central Florida 30 years ago She waa a past Postmistress at McCalister College. She was a member of First Uniled Methodist Church d Tkvares and a volunteer for Meals nr Wheels. Survivors indude daughter; Gene Klein. Eagan. Mkvu; 16 grandchildren; 13 l grandchildren; two great-great-] area Barfield Funeral Home; Winter Springs, TRUCK LOAD t FERTILIZER SALE in charge nf arrangements HENRY SWEET, SR. Henry Swrct, Sr, 80, Jefferson Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday. O ct 17, 2000 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. He was bom Dec 25. 1919 In Quincy. Fkxidj. He was a retired dims farmer. I le bekwip'd to New Mount Calvary M R Church. Usher Board »1, ML Olive lodge #79 and a llAxkl Wsr II U S. Army veteran. Survivors Include sons, Henry Jr, Sanford, James Roland Sweet Clarksville, Tern, AMn F, Jacksonville, Billy, SanfonL daughters. LaVivian Brown, Rochester, N.Y, Marguritc S. Rorier, Sanford, Patricia Hants, Sanford, Jacqueline Sweet and Cynthia D Sweet both of O vinia sister*. Ota Presha and Jotie Duval, both of Palmetta 19 grandchildren; 20 gnut-grarxlchildren; 15 greal-great-grarxkhildnn. WUson-Elchetbrrger Mortuary, Inc, Sanford, In charge of arrangements. was bom May 1,1918 in Quincy, Ft She was a homemaker and a memher of Allen Chapel AM F. Church Survivors include nieces, Clara Shocknrw, New York, Margaret Stanley, Tampa, Charlotte' I’rice, Havanna, FI, Josephine Neladiff, Tampa; nephews, lames Gibson, Bristol, Krxwcvelt Tallahassee. Joe Gibson. Jacksonville, I Icnry Gibson, Tampa, CleveLmd Gibsoa Tatlahasexx*; nxrsln. Gladys Ccxiper, Winter Park. Wilson-Eichelbergrr Mortuary. Inc, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. Bom In Savannah. G a, site moved to Central Florida In 1966. She was a retired numx aid. She was a memtx-r of Lake Mtsvnxr Baptist Church. 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The same people make the removals, do the preparation, work the funerals, or do the cremations from a central facili­ ty. Why then does SCI only have o few funeral homes offering low-cost funerals. Banfield Funeral Home has been in the low-cost funeral market since 1989. We believe in the personal touch, being a local, family-owned funeral home. We carefully guide each bereaved family through the funer­ al arrangement process. We lake the lime to learn about the life of the deceased, and strive to accommodate all family desires. The result is a very personal and memorable funeral service, honoring a life that has been lived. This is always done at the guaranteed lowest price with no monkey business. SATISFACTION QUARANTE J fa — M re^ ^ mLO i jN f tG wW nO nO nDII ^ SANFORD I{^CASSELBERRY 2 0 7 E . 2 5 th S t 1 1 L ■339^4883 ■* ■---- 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 -11-----H w v434 & 4 2 7 l l SATISFACTIONOUARAKTKD M E H M im m M X H A iu m A M M M H jm u m m r - W i n t f f P t l l c D r. 3 3 9 -7 3 6 5 J Banfield Funeral Home K R *“ 4 2 0 S tate Road 434 * W inter S p rin g 327*1600 �4A THE SEMINOLE IIHRAI.lt Sunday. Ocotober 22. 2000 O pinion A g o o d g o e s d e e d b a d After «i visit to Kenya this summer, I wrote a column describing how the drought had decimated the cattle of the Samburu tribe. I gave an address in Kenya where readers could send $40 to buy a cow for a family there. I had no idea at the time how much good and how much trouble the column would create. ............................. A few weeks after it ran, I received an e-mail from Rocky Francombe, who has been coordinating the hind-raising effort in Kenya. "I have been up half the night opening envelopes from your wonderful readers. It's unbelievable — $8,600! We will open an account so the money can earn inter­ est as we wait for the rains to return and can buy the cows." Since then, the total has reached more than $12,000. Like Rocky, I was touched Joan by the extraordinary generosity readers Ryan showed toward people so far removed from their own lives. It reinforced my belief that, given a chance, most of us are willing to help. Then, about 10 days ago, I began getting the phone calls that made me wonder if this good deed had turned into a nightmare. A woman who lives near Mendocino called to say that an office-supply company in Virginia had a check from her in the amount of $9,600. The company wanted to con­ firm that she was, in fact, purchasing office equipment for a company in Kampala, Uganda. The check number matched the one she had used to buy seven cows. The Francombes' name and the dollar amount had been bleached out and replaced. Then Bill from Modesto called. His bank flagged a check in the amount of $5,460, made out to an automobile company in New York. The bank noticed that the date on the check put it wildly out of sequence with the rest of his checks, and that it was for a much higher amount than usual. Payment on the check was stopped. A day later, a couple in M ono Bay told me they got a call from an office supply company in Vienna, Va., differ­ ent from the company the woman in Mendocino had heard from. The couple's $40 check to the Francombes had been changed to $9,700 and was accompanied by a cover letter requesting purchase of 250 HP Inkjet Original Cartridges for GK International in Kampala, Uganda. (T h is-V irg in ia co m p a n y h a d a lrea d y A iled a n o rd e r fo r a different company in Kampala for 250 HP cartridges with a $10,000 check that cleared. But the M ono Bay couple's check was flagged because there were insufficient funds to cover it.) Another reader called to say she had received a letter from a girl in Uganda asking for money for schooling. I told her about the previous calls and suggested she put a stop-payment on her check for the cows. She decided to close the account altogether, vowing angrily never to give money to help anyone again. Now a neighbor has just called to say a computer-sup­ plies company in New Hampshire received a $6,600 check signed by her to purchase 200 HP Inkjet Original car­ tridges for the Kidda Trading Company in Kampala, U g an d a. My phone calls to the various Uganda companies either went unanswered or did not go through. I'm waiting to hear back from the State Department about tracking down whoever is doctoring the checks. A scam like this reaches beyond a handful of bank accounts. 1 wonder how many checks have been altered and thus how many cows will never be bought. And I worry, when another call for help goes out, now many people will decide it isn't worth the trouble. |iun R yan i t a columnist for the S a n Francisco Chronicle. Send comment! to her In rare of this newspaper or tend her e-mail at foanryanOafgate.com. C 2000, Nnopipn Enterprise Amo- B e rry’s W orld i*vw.GQmic*£Oin •‘ V t O k f t t o C T K t B M * . " Your View Support for Octoberfest appreciated To the ed ito r Thank you for your participa­ tion and support of the second annual "Octoberfest" benefiting the Good Samaritan Home of Sanford held on Oct. 7. Because of your generous support and participation the day was des­ tined to be successful. The Good Samaritan Home of Sanford has been providing a much needed service in the Seminole County Area since 19W. The "H om e" is and has been a haven for indigent elder­ ly and disabled persons in need of care regardless of race, color, creed, religious belief, national origin or ability to pay. It Is through the donations and con­ tributions of concerned citizens, organizations and area churches that the "H om e" is able to con­ tinue to succeed in Its efforts. Thank you again for your support in second annual "Octoberfest." We are looking forward to a greater success with "Octoberfest 2001." Remember that you show how tall you are when you reach down to give a helping hand to someone in need. Sincerely, Ruby N. Blake, Administrator The Good Samaritan Home o f Sanford Doctor thanks participants in fund-raiser l b the editor; During the year 2000,12,000 women will fight the battle against breast cancer, 2,900 will lose. To honor those who have fought the battle or who are still waging the war, walkers offered a morning of support to contin­ ue to make strides against breast cancer. On Saturday, Oct. 14,4.540 participants Joined the American Cancer Society's sec­ ond annual "Making Stride^ Against Breast Cancer" walk through Historic Downtown Orlando, raising more than $400,000 for breast cancer research and outreach pro­ grams. On behalf of the American Cancer Society, heart­ felt thanks to all of you who E ariidpatcd, whether physically y walking or financially by pledging. Any outstanding pledges can be mailed to tnc American Cancer Sodety at 1601 W. Colonial Dr.,Oriando, FL 32804. Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer among American women. One in eight women will be diagnosed with the disease. While progress is dearly made in saving lives from breast cancer, "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer," women and families throughout our community will directly benefit from American Cancer Sodety programs. For informa­ tion call the American Cancer Sodety at 1-800-ACS-2345, or visit our website at wwwcancer.org and dick on "Florida." Dr. Robert Reynolds President o f the Orlando Metro Unit American Cancer Society Mason to vote no on retention election issue To the ed ito r I am concerned that Florida’s citizenry will be vot­ ing this November on an extremely Important Issue which has received little media coverage. Voters will be asked to forego their right to vote an have Florida's trial judges appointed for life. There will be no campaigns, no chal­ lengers—no chance for voters to ’ choose between candidates. The proposed change is genetically referred to as a "merit retention." What it means is that populist elections will be abolished and in their place, special committees (com­ prised o f lawyers and lay peolll nominate lawyers to e judges. The ultimate appointment decision will be made by the governor. If merit retention passes, when a judge's term expires, he or she will be subject to a "retention" election. Only one name will appear on the ballot— that of the sitting Judge. The voters will decide yes or no to retain that person. If a sitting judge has no direct competition, now will bad judges ever be replaced? In November, Floridians' should vote against "retenti elections. Kings are appoint for life; judges should not be. K Sincerely, Steven G. Mason C an d idates ju st strangers in the night idency all the more bitter. A fter their first debate. John F. Kennedy and Richard "I was alw ays convinced that you would move ahead N ixon shared a sleeper back to the top,” Jack wrote Nixon to W ashington. Boarding the .............. after his '52 nom ina­ Capitol Limited at ............. tion for vice presi­ m idnight. Jack took dent, "bu t I never the top berth, Dick thought it would the bottom . com e this quickly." It w asn't 1960, the "W hile the hand of date o f their historic fate made Jack and "G reat D ebate," but me political oppo­ 13 years earlier. The n en ts," Nixon wrote U.5. congressm an Jack 's widow that sad from M cKeesport, November night Pa., had picked the eleven years later, "I best Democratic; and alw ays cherished the Republican Chris fact that w e were prospects from the class o f '4 6 to come pc rsonai , friends and show their stuff . * * * ■ « ■ from the time we cam e to C ongress before a downtown together in 1947." civic group. Historians will never dig up "H e won that on e," JFK such notes between Al Gore laughed during a presidential re-visit to M cKeesport in 1962, and George Bush. No. Theirs is a com bat between strangers, "and then w e went onto other men who share neither a com ­ things." mon personal history nor a This is an exam ple o f how similar professional jra lh , only w ide the gap is betw een the a mutual contempt for every­ Bush-Gore rivalry o f 2000 and thing the other man stands the very personal rivalry o f for. JFK and N ixon four decades "I have not spent the last ago to w hich it is so often quarter century in pursuit of compared. personal w ealth," Gore said in The fact is, Kennedy and W ednesday's final debate after Nixon knew each other quite reviewing his own resum e of well before going head to perennial public service. head. Bush, who takes obvious The two navy officers from ptid e in his past exploits as oil W W II had com e to Congress man and baseball team owner, together the sam e year and holds to an equally dim view served on the same com m it­ o f G ore's career. Why would tee: Education and Labor. anyone spend his adulthood Both becam e committed Cold pandering to the Democratic Warriors. Groomed in wildly party's myriad of pressure different w orlds, they formed groups? one o f those odd Capitol Hill Their differing careers o bvi­ friendships that would make ously reflect a deep divide in their later contest for the pres- Matthews their attitudes. Gore told us Wednesday night that public service is the most noble o f all possible vocations. That includes public school teach­ ers. "M ost schools," he assured us, "are excellent." Bush offered a far different manifesto. "I don't trust the federal governm ent," he told the country. Gore says "w e " in speaking o f the federal government. When his topic is better-off taxpayers, he is not referring to himself. Bush, w ho says "W ashington" w hen he Ib on the attack against big govern­ ment, is clearly on defense when the talk shifts to the prime targets of Gore tax doc­ trine. Unlike Kennedy and Nixon, w ho spent 13 years bum ping into each other in Capitol hall­ ways, this pair has shared but a handful o f hours con­ fronting each other in prim e­ time. They eye each other, not w ith the mixed respect o f vet­ erans, bu t as sym bols o f what each detests. After three nights o f debate, their only shared experience is playing the other guy's villain. This m ay explain why w e've found this Bush-Gore contest so bloodless, their three-act drama so vacant. Imagine how good these debates m ight have been if the governor and the vice presi­ dent had been old pals — even shared a sleeper way back when? Q u ia Matthews, chief of the San Francisco Examiner's Washington Bureau, la boat of 'H ard b all* on CNBC and MSNBC cable channels. The 1999 edition of 'H a rd b a ll' was published by Touchstone Books. O 2000, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. �T iie S eminole 1Ii .rai.ii Community Notes Concert series The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra is presenting a series of 22 concerts called "Young ll’eople's Concerts 2000," during :the months of October and ;November, at the Hob Carr Performing Arts Centre, 401 W, ;Livingston Street, Orlando. D ie series is funded by the Orange and Seminole County School Districts, through United Arts of Central llorida. The hour long multi-disciplinary concert features the resources of the Orlando Philharmonic, Orlando C>pcra and the Southern Ballet Diealrc. Dales for the concerts are Oct. 30,31, Nov. 1 - .1, and Nov. 6 - 10. Additional performances arc sel aside for private and home sd tools. For more information phone 407-896-6700. Conference on Homeless The Honda Coalition for the I tameless, llorida Department of Veterans* Affaire nhd llorida Education of Children and Youth Program will hold the fifth annu­ al Statewide Conference on I tamelessness at the Hilton Orlando North, Altamonte Springs, CXt. 23 and 24. Keynote speaker for Ttiesday's 11:45 a.m. conference luncheon is l.l. ( Jovemor Frank Brogan, sched tiled to speak at 1230 p.m. Chamber Meeting ’Hie San ford/Seminole County Clumber of Commerce will hold Business After Hours, Tuesday, Oct. 24, from 5 30 until 7 p,m. at Galor 1nnding Riverside Grill and Toon Tours Pontoon Boat Cruises at the Osteen Bridge. RSVP hy phoning 407-3222212. Democratic meeting Senator Joe Hiden, (DI X’lawarc) will be guest speaker at ,i fundraisiiig reception Thursday, Oct. 26, for tin* Seminole County Democratic Party. The event will be held at Heathrow County Club, 1200 Bridgewater Drive, Heathrow, from 5 3 0 until 7 p.m. Suggested minimum contribution Lx $100. RSVP or additional informa­ tion at 407-4*22-1783. All Seminole County residents are invited. Transportation Outreach Program Die advisory council of Florida's new Transportation Outreach Program flO P) will meet in Orlando, Thursday, Oct. 26. Tlte Public Meeting is one of five meetings statewide at which the advisory council Is seeking input on regional transportation priorities. D ie Orlando meeting will lx? from 2 In 6 p.ni. at the Metroplnn Orlando Board Rixmi, Landmark One Building, 315 F. Robinson St. Regional members of Hie council include Maryant Ghyabi of Ormond Beach, Elisa Ifylir or Debary and Paul S. Meats of Orlando. Casselberry Rotary Die Rotary Club of Casselberry will hold a Community Health Fair, Friday, Oct. 27 from 9 30 a.m. until 1 m. at the Community ethodist Church, 4921 U S. 1792. Tho fair will provide blood pressure checks, hearing tests, glaucoma screening, bkxxl sugar testing, and much more*. For more information phone Dppaya Reas at 407-923-2321. S Fleet Reserve D ie Heet Reserve Association Branch and Unit will host a Halloween party Saturday, Oct. 28, at the Fleet Branch Home, located at 3040 W. State Road 46. The event will include live music and a covered dLsh dinner. Die dinner begins at 6 p.m. and live music begins at 7 p.m. and ends at 10 p.m. There Ls no diarge, and people arc reminded to bring a covered dish. For more? informa­ tion, call 407-330-1706. Non-scary Trick-o retreating D ie newly-renovated IXiver Shores Community Center will be transformed Into Jack-OLando's Pumpkin Palace for the tenth annual non-scary trick-o*-treating event on Saturday Oct. 28 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. I l a 1 Sunday. Oilobcr 22. 2000 PllftC 5/ A F u n n y T h in g ... event, which feature’s Jack-OLando, the City of Orlando's own pumpkin character, pn>vides a safe and fun trick-ortreating celebration for children 11 years old and younger. Die fun includes hayrides, a parentchild costume contest and a treat for every child who partidpalcs In the costume parade. Admission is one baby item, which will lx? donated to B.E.T.A., Birth, Education, Training, Acceptance Inc., a cen­ ter dedicated to addressing lire problems of teen pregnancy. IXiver Shores Community Center is I(real lxI at 1400 Gaston Foster Road. For more information on Jack-0-l.ando, call (lie Community and Youth Services IXrpartment at 407-246-388. Safchnuse Thrift and Boutique Safchouse of Seminole will continue our activities for recog­ nition of "Domestic Violence Awareness Month" by having the grand opening of llielr thrift store. Safchouse of Seminole will have honored dignitaries and guests for a ribbon cutting cere­ mony at 10 a.m. on CXt. 28. judge Nancy Alley will serve as mistress of ceremonies. Refreshments will be served. Safchouse Dirift nod Boutique is located at 401 N. Highway 17-92 in Longwood. Store hours are Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m, to 6 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. lire store’s phone number is 407-6964306, Die 24hour crisis number is 407-3303933. Children's Art Workshop Oviedo High School's ArtPrcsslons will host their annu­ al Fall Children's Art Workshop Saturday, Oct. 28 fmm 9 3 0 a.in. until 1 p.m. There will be a vari­ ety of fun and entertaining arts and crafts activities planned. D ie activity will be open to children grades K through 5. Cast is $10 and pre-registration is reauircd. Children need to bring a lunch. To register or for additional information, phone Pat Coffman at 407-3204195. D ie workshop Is sportsorexl hy the Oviedo High PISA. A ro y a l w e d d in g Photo .ubm lttod lo tho H .r.ld The Wokiva Rivor Players will present "A Funny Thing Happonod on the Way to tho Forum’ at tho Helen Slairs Theatre beginning Oct. 27. Tickets are $12 lor adults and $ 1 0 tor students. Pictured above are Mike Salzano, lelt, portraying Pseudolus. and Seth Elsheimer as Senox. L y m a n m y s te ry Happy Birthday Joe Randow!!! h its s ta g e N o v . 2 Tito Lyman High School Drama Department will pre­ sent Eileen Moushey's award­ winning murder mystery, "The Great High School W hodunit" for one perfor­ mance, Nov. 2 at the Lyman Media Center 865 South CR427 in Long wood. The performance includes audience involvement and a dinner catered by Appleton's Cafe. The event starts at 6 p.m. Tickets are $10 and will go on sale Oct. 26. They will also be available at the door. Tickets are not reserved and seating will be limited to 126 people. For information phone 407infi 3209-2324 betw een 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. weekdays. 'OHLORPY! H it lllllt joy 1: 401' Love, Pop, Mom, Sissy, Teri, Joany, Mike, Jenny, Connie, Kyle & Ashley L e t ’s G o Crusin M a in S tr c e t Sanford Main Street. Inc. In S a n f o r d ! Saturday October 21st Historic Downtown Sanford Oktoberfest Winter Springs High School presented *CJndereta* this weekend. The *Cinderoite' cast Included Brent Tumor. Jennifer Swisher, Larissa Mallei, Janna Brown, Trier Walters, Anthony Cordero, John Powell, Will O'Donrw*. Alex Greene, Curt Benson, Ben Koubek. 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Limit one deal par coupon par Pharmacy loca­ tion This coupon U not redeemable tor rnppUes or services paid lor in whole or In pad by any government programs. LUI697T SH V L J> . IS �Sunday, OrlnbiT 22.2000 PilRC 7/\ TUB 8BMIN0LK HERALD B usiness Business Notes Shopping For Dollar* Customers will be shop­ ping for more than le.ithcr nts, kids' scooters or the est boy band CD this fall. They also may be shopping for cash donations up to $4,000 for their favorite Seminole County elementary school. Altamonte Mall introduces "Cash Back for Schools," a community partnership pro­ gram that will donate $20,000 in cash to 20 area elementary schools in Seminole County. Through Nov. 19 schools earn points through receipt redemptions, academic excel­ lence and other in-school methods. Schools with the highest average points per student will receive incre­ mental cash rewards, with the top school receiving as much as $4,000. All 20 par­ ticipating schools are guaran­ teed a minimum donation. The program is supported by local and national partners such as Visa, Pepsi, MCI Worldcom and Mix 105.1 FM. Schools participating in this year's program include: Altamonte Christian School, Altamonte Elementary, Bear Lake Elementary, Eastbrook Elementary, Forest City Elementary, Forest City SDA Elementary, Lake Oricnta Elementary, Longwood Montessori, Maitland Montcssori School, The Master's Academy, Partin Elementary, Spring Lake Elementary, Sterling Park Elementary, Sweetwater Episcopal Academy, Wekiva Christian School, Wbkiva Elementary, Wilson Elementary, Winter Springs Elementary and Woodlands Elementary. School progress will be visually tracked weekly on chalkboards at the "Cash [lack for Schools" display, located near the Customer Service Center, lower level, Center Court. Altamonte Mall is located at Interstate 4 and Stale Road 436 at exit 48 in Altamonte Springs. E Bank Promotions Community National Bank of Mid-Florida has appointed two senior staff members for its new Sanford Brandi, now open in tempo­ rary facilities. Dolores Sullivan has been named operations supervisor and Rebecca Sullivan will be teller. New Sanford Store Honey Baked Ham Company has opened Us first store in Sanford. The new store and Cafe Is located in Seminole Towne Plaza, 318 North Entrance Road, adja­ cent to Seminole Towne Center. Different from other stores in the Orlando area, this Honey Baked Ham Company will offer a dine-in cafe. Store hours arc 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Stirling plans to market unique office community in Sanford From staff reports stoi office buildings, e new $12 million com­ It's not an office plex was explained tower. It’s not a resi­ in detail Tuesday dential neighbor­ morning before a hood. it’s called on Sanford/Seminole office community County Chamber of and it's the first of Commerce breakfast Us kind in the gathering. Sanford/North Tire new complex r Seminole County will be located adja­ / area. Marketed cent to the Central exclusively by Florida Regional Stirling International Hospital, at the Frank Denver Realty of Heathrow, southeast com er of the 10-acre 75,000 SR-46 and square foot professional office Mangustine. It will be basical­ center, named Lexington Park, ly in the center between the combines old-world design Interstate-4 corridor and his­ with the technology of today toric downtown Sanford. It to create a village-like com­ will also be close to the pro­ munity of 19 private, single posed $30 million Amtrak 1 i i Marketed exclusively by Stirling International Realty of Heathrow, the 10-acre 75,000 square loot profes­ sional office center, named Lexington Park, combines old-world design with the technology of today to cre­ ate a vlllage-like community of IB private, single slory office buildings. Location: S ta te R oad 4 6 com m ercial corridor off U psala R oad, n ea r the Sem inole Towne C enter mall. Contractor: Jo h n T. Callahan & S o n s, lnc„ la the general contractor. Lincoln Property Company h as already begun pre-leasing apartm ents. ••• W u k rsid r A p a r tm e n t* Apartments a re ex p ected to b e ready for occu p an cy by early November. FYI: T h e community will Developer: Golden Florida M anagem ent. co n sist of 3 7 9 on e, two and three bedroom apartm ent hom es with’attached g a ra g e s, w ash ers and dry­ Completion date: e rs, m icrow aves, Intrusion alarm s, a resident b u sin ess cen ter, 24-hour full fitness cen ter, Indoor racquetball and an array of axtarior am enities. R en ts start a t $ 6 7 5 for an entry-level one-bedroom one bathroom apartm ent. R en t for a two bedroom, two bathroom unit will b e $ 8 6 5 and a three bedroom two bath apartm ent will start at $ 1 ,0 6 0 . For additional Information, co n tact Lincoln Property Company at 4 0 7 -4 4 5 -0 4 0 9 . People On the Move Charles "Chuck" Burger of Sanford, with over 17 years con­ struction experience In the local market, has been named Project Superintendent, responsible for on-site supervision of all new home construction by Renar, at LPGA International In Daytona Beach. Renar's development is underway at the 4,500 acre golf course development Joseph C Crabtree of 3to, N .C has been appointed to regional vice presi­ dent for EckerdYouth Alternatives, Inc Community National Bank of Mid-Florida has appointed two senior staff members for its new Sanford Branch, now open in temporary facilities. Dolores IE*>1 Avoid bankruptcy. Stop collection calls. Cut finance charges. Cut payments up to 5 0 % with Debt Consolidation. Fast Approval and No Credit Check. C a ll N ow ! Pizzuti’s HIBC building honored by Chamber Plzzuti's HBIC Building Honored by Chamber Seminole County Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce honored The Pizzuti Companies' 801 International Parkway Building in Heathrow International Business Center (HBIC) at the Sixth Annual Industry Recognition Luncheon on Oct. 13. The five-story, 150,567 square foot class A office building com­ pleted earlier this year, is now nome to’another Industry Recognition honoree, Veritas software Corporation. This is the sixth year in a row that Pizzuti has received the C lum ber's industry award. Veritas leased the entire first, second and third floors in the 801 International parkway Building. Regus Business Centre is also a tenant in the building. Tire Pizzuti companies has developed more than 1.4 mil­ lion square feet in HBIC. The company has 1001 Heathrow Park Lane, a five-story, 191,174 square foot office building under construction and recently announced plans for a 300 room Marriott hotel and 90,000 square feet of retail and restau­ rant space at the north end of the 370-acre commerce park. G E stablished 1980 Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. • R e s u lt s “G u a r a n t e e d " o r y o u r m o n e y b a c k l 90*120 “ O ffices C o a st to C o a s t" s in ce 1954 Meatloal Pot Roast Salisbury Steak Com Beef & Cabbage Fish Fry LUNCH 3.75 DINNER 4.75 2920 S. 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C R ED IT CARD D EB T? LOSE20U» in30Days W M F Photo tubmtttod to tho Harold The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce recent­ ly honored tho Pizzutl Companies' 801 International Parkway Building In the Heathrow International Business Center. New Apartm ent Com plex open next month CREATETHE NEWYOU l AutoTraln Station. In addition to the 19 sepa­ rate buildings, a large wood­ ed conservation area is also planned. The buildings will range from 3,000 to over 7,000 square feet. They will be remi­ niscent of Colonial Williamsburg-stylc architec­ ture. "Sanford is beginning to experience exciting growth opportunities and we arc positioning Stirling to be a leader in this market," said Roger Soderstrom, Stirling owner. "We believe Lexington Park's dynamic location and easy access, along with its sophisticated design concept, will make it the area's pre­ mier office center." 3 Come On In! SATURDAY & SUNDAY Beef. Turkey, Ham, Lamb or Pork Freshly Cooked here. $5.75 • BEST FOOD • BEST SERVICE • BEST PRICES 2 1 0 1 S . FRENCH AVL., SA N FO R D , FL O PE N 7 DAYS 5 A M - 8 PM 407-322-5863 Home Cooking • Nitely Dinner Specials I'X W psychic Shop D o y o u f e e l lo n e ly o r c o n fu s e d ? W on d erin g a b o u t L o v e , M o n ey o r H e a lth ? Come to the Psychic Shop fo r Answers! A ll R e a d in g s T ell P a st, P r e s e n t & F u tu re. $10 yA B a i r Q Jf Cant Reading with this ad. • Regularly S40 ! \ The p s y c h ic 1 1185 4 hop Altamonta Dr. (436) mh W p & e ll: C ry s ta ls . C a n d le s . O ils , b o o k s . T a r o t C a rd s , a n d M o r e !! 1 1 8 5 A ltam o n te Dr. (4 3 6 ) Across from Circuit City 407) 261-0162 it �r T iie S fminoit H irai i> I'UgC U/\ Sunduy. October 22. 200(1 Garbage Continued from Page 1A Heritage Festival and a $7,500 agreement for funding between the County and Cox Radio (WHTQ Classic Rock) for spon­ sorship of a fishing derby. In other fiscal matters the commission will take action on a uest related to ,000 to the Advertislng Co-op to support “ ongoing advertising cefforts to attract economic development and tourism to Sanford and northern Seminole County. Ncxtcl Communications for the construction of a 250-foot high telecommunications monopole tower on a 39 acre site located on the north side of SR 46, just east of CK 426. The Board is also expected to take action on a pair of reqt requests for funding totaling $15,000. Commissioners will vote to execute a $7,500 agreement between id the tire County and Sanford/Seminole Chamber of Commerce for the Sanford a Opening Continued from Page 1A , Plautus, and is a lilarious romp through ancient Rome complete with mis­ matched lovers, mistr ken identi­ ties and lots of laughs. "It has great music," Cloke said. "And, it is a family show suitable for the entire family to enjoy." "Forum's" director is Doug Curry, musical director is Carol Sissom, and the production includes a cast of more than 20 characters. Show dates are Oct. 27-28 and Nov. 3-4 starting at 8 p m , and Oct. 29 and Nov. 5 starting at 2 3 0 p.m. Ticket prices arc $12 for adults ana $10 for students, chil­ dren and seniors. Group dis­ counts are available In advance. Ten percent of all ticket sales will be donated to Morning Star School, a school in College Park dedicatcd to the needsso feb chlldren with disabilities. For more information, call 407-262-1801. Since its establishment, the group performs three or four plays or musicals each year. Through interaction with its membership, the performing threestep process, the more than 80 members choose various pro­ ductions they would like to see and submit their ideas to a com­ mittee, which reviews each selec­ tion. The committee narrows the list of plays and musicals depending on their feasibility to produce and then distributes the selections to the members, which in turn vote on three or four pro­ ductions. This year, "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," featuring music by Stephen Sondheim, was one of the lop selections. "Forum" Is a musical comedy set in ancient Rome. It is based on several plays of the Roman Challenge Continued from Page LA on a broader focus and perspec­ tive of the Deputy Manager’s responsibilities. "As a planner I've always taken a wide, long-range per­ spective on things," Chandler said. "One of my adjustments to the new position will be to become more familiar with the day-to-day fundions of each county department. "M y roll role is to make sure all the peoplet o on our team have the things tncy’ ineed to do their jobs and to make sure our decision makers have aU the information they need to make good deci­ sions." Joking that as a youngster she once planted an overabundance of squash seeds in her garden. Chandler added, "Setting the framework for the future is a lot like gardening. You have to plant all the right seeds for a good harvest. "Otherwise, you'll be eating a lot of squash down the road. Challengers address Longwood issues By J o e D eSantis Staff Writer LONGW OOD — Longwood's only scheduled debate for city commission can­ didates took on the flavor of a town hall meeting this week with only half the candi­ dates on hand to meet potential voters. District 5 challenger Craig Van Hooven and District 3 hopeful George McKenzie outlined their positions for 90 minutes before more than three dozen residents at the Ed Myers Community building Wednesday night. The “debate" was sponsored by the Lake Wayman Heights Homeowners Association and by University of Central id moderated me ‘ Florida political science professor Dr. Aubrey Jewett. Debate organizers were earlier informed incumbents Paul Lovcstrand and Steve Her they would be unable to attend due to previous commitments. Van Hooven, making a second bid for Lovcstrand'a scat, expressed a theme outlin­ ing more participation from residents and volunteers within the dty, d t aggressive and equal enforcement of codes enforcement, cstabllshin spending priorities for parks and recrea >n development, and calk the d ty to come out of its self imposed shell and attempt to be more aggressive and cooperative with the county and other municipalities in tackling mutually benefi­ cial projects and identifying additional rev­ enue streams for the dty. "I'm not looking out for any special inter­ ests, I'm looking out for the people of Longwood," he told the gathering. "Longwood needs a delicate balance of taxing and spending." Referring to the absence of Lovcstrand, Van Hooven told residents, "I'm not bat­ tling my opponent (Lovcstrand), I'm bat­ tling wnat has not be done in this d ty for the past 10 yeare under his watch." Political newcomer McKenzie told the audience he was running with no agenda as well, and simply wanted to serve Longwood's ongwood i residents. "Getting rid of Ijongwood's nasty rcputaon as 'Wronewood' will only come twith Hon 'Wrongwood' wUI progress," he said. "Ia m running because I'm willing to lis­ ten and serve the will of the people in this dty. I would like to see Longwood become the best*dty in Seminole County and for that to happen it will take a combined effort between d ty officials and residents. W ithout that combined effort we will stag­ nate." Addressing major areas of concern posed Notice of Amendment to the City of Sanford Comprehensive Plan The CXy ot Sanford proposes to amend the Comprehensive Plan and the Future Land U m Plan Mep of the Comprehensive Plan tram High Density Residential (HDR) to General Commercial (G C ) tor 3 5 2 1 Notice Is hereby given that a public hearing w* be held by the C ty ot Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission, acting as the City ot 8rotortfa Land Planning Agency, in the City Commission Chambers, City Hal, 8anford, Florida, at 700 p m on Thursday. November 2.2000 to consider a proposed amendment to the Comprehensive Plan rod the Future Land Use Plan Map within the areas depicted In the below map: by moderator Jewett, the city commission candidates offered their respective positions on the following topics: "Longwood’s 2000-21X11 budget has a 24 percent surplus. Do you support reducrillage irale?" ing the lax millagc McKenzie said he would Ik* wary of cutting "deeply" Into the reserve, but said he felt there were a lot of city projects that needed to move forward and that rolling back tax rates would mean the pos­ sibility of cutting pro­ grams. Van Hooven said the dty has a 24 percent bud­ Van Hooven get surplus thanks in part to the over-taxation of resi­ dents and projects previ­ ously approved by the board being continually tabled into the next budget ear. He said he felt it ordered on silliness that his opponent, Lovcstrand, led the charge this year to give back taxpayers what amounts to 50 cents per month when the d ty does­ McKenzie n't even have a revenue generating concession stand at any of the d ty's parks. • "Should Longwood offer economic incentives to attract new business to the city?" /an Hooven said the dty should consider vai economic incentives if the end results were right for Longwood. "If it means long term leases and long-term commitments and high dollar jobs for Longwood residents, yes." McKenzie said the dty should consider incentives on a case-by-case basis and weigh whether or not particular incentives were in the best interest of Longwood. • "One of the Nov. 7 ballot issues for county voters will be to choose to extend or kill the one-cent sales tax approved 10 years ago. Are you in favor of extending the tax?" McKenzie said he was personally in favor of continuing the tax, but felt it was the voter's opportunity to go to the polls and ultimately decide if they think the tax is viable. Van Hooven likewise expressed a desire to sec the tax continued, pointing to $900,000 the d ty received to help pay for a large scale paving projed on Rhinehart Road. He added he felt the tax would help pay for future projects in the city and ulti- C mately hold or reduce property taxes. • "Should Longwood more aggressively move toward renovation of its Historic District?" Van Hooven said more input was needed from the city's Business Advisory Coundl and members of the Historic District busi­ ness establishment before concrete dedsions were made. "While many ritics arc saying, 'Give us a downtown,' I haven't seen a strong enough i f fthe pri­ push to put that issue at the top of ority list." McKenzie said renovation of the Historic District wasn't likely until the dty cleaned up its "image." "We first need to address sidewalk con­ cerns in the Historic District. With few exceptions, there's no place to walk." • "Police and fire personnel were last minute additions to this year's budget. Should voters have more advance informa­ tion on this type of budget im pad?" "In Longwood the squeaky wheel gets the grease," responded Van Hooven. "Personally 1 believe in the cliain-of-command approach. If rank and file can con­ vince department heads additional hires arc absolutely necessary, and if department heads can convince the city administrator they arc necessary, then the dty administra­ tor should bring it forward for the commlssion's consideration. During the past two years the d ty administrator has recom­ mended no new police and fire personnel, yet we sec "selected" department heads almost invited to make last minute cases." McKenzie said he felt any proposals for additional dty personnel should come up sessions so hop>s< very early•IIn budget workshop citizens have ample npli opportunity for input instead of last minutc pitches for more pcoinsti pic. How can the dty address its problem of employee retention, especially public safety employees?" Van Hooven said the issue was tough for Longwood to deal with. "W e are a small dty with limited revenue We have two unions that are always screaming for more, more, more. But we can only go so far. Hleead addedI that police and firespa. personnel ild always alwaj look would ookooutside the city for mon ortuniHe opportunities rtunities because ecaus the size of the d ty's cc and fi >olicc fire dJeparrtments offer little room ind ui ’or promoHon and upward career mobility. McKenzie agreed, saying the d ty coulc ......................................................... Id implement other incentives not based solely on pay, but would have to hold the line somewhere. November 7th Referendum 1 C o m p le tin g th e T ra ils C o n n e c tio n fo r S a fe N e ig h b o rh o o d s NATURAL LANDS 2000 On November 7th, Sem inole County will aek w hether voters support enhancing public safety, outdoor recreation and Natural Lands preservation through the expansion of trails and greenwaye in neighborhoods a c r o s s th e County. This referendum would authorize 25 million dollars In general obligation b on d s to support th e se p ro jects and c o s t an average of $10 to $15 per household per year for the next ten years. Lake Monroe EfiQJ5CT.kQCATlQN8 •A/t SCHOOLCONNECnONt M II P ill , |, — _' / '"VO tl »»X»C3»C-0000 ' = * = -inr-WTL -zztU.'. - I j j r e i W y N 1 i^ r T lT _. 1 y—L*~!-■*- It la antidpaled that the Sanford City Commission wS consider this matter at a public hearing on Monday, November 27,2000 In the O ty Commission Chambers. City H al. Sanford, Florida, at 7.00 pm . Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard regardfog the transmittal of the proposed plan amendment to the City Commission Interested persons may submit written comments. The proposed amendments to the Future Land Use Plan Map and the Future Land Use Element of the Corryxehensive Plan can be Inspected by the public at the Department of Engineering and Planning Office. Second Floor, Sanford CXy H al, 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Floods. For further Information contact Antonia Gertl at 330-5672. A1 Interested parties shall have an opportunity to bo heard al said hearing. ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he/she may need a verbatim record of the proceedings Inckxkng the testimony and evidence, which record la not provided by the City of Sanford (F 8 286.0105) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ES E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E M EETING A T 330-5626. MAP • 1 C ross Sem inole Trail 2 Flagler W ilderness Trail Florida National S c e n ic Trail 3 4 Sanford Rlverwalk 5 Sem inole Weklva Trail 6 C asselberry -W in Park/school 7 Citrus T rail- Red Bug A Tuskawilla 8 EE Williamson Road • Longwood 9 Kewannee Trail - Fern Park 10 Lake Mary - Country Club Road Longwood • sc h o o lp a rk trails 11 12 Rinehart Road Connection 13 Sem inole Weklva Trail axtenslon tlPAMOMQEJUSTWOTHAU NATURAL LANDS PRESERVATION: P reserve additional Natural Lands in the Weklva River B asin , E co n River B asin , Lake J e s u p area and S t. Jo h n s River B asin VOTE NOVEMBER 7,2000 For more information call 407-665-7352 or Will Seminole Count) '* Web tile al: www.ro.srminole.fl.ui �T iie S eminole H erald Sanford Commission Agenda h e W a y W e W e r e : Scrapbook m emories esc are some items, with ■merits, from one of my pbooks. bestowed upon a DeMolay within the chapter. He was also a past master councilor of the Seminole Chapter. o Chapter Selects Sanford Others attending the conven­ Woman tion from the Sanford area were On May 11,1967, Sanford Woodrow W. Cash and raid reports that Rho Edmund L. Weber, advisors, ptcr of Delta ............. .............. and Dwight Bowes, ppa Gamma, Ted Houser, Gary tional honorary Butts, Mark Parker, icty for outstandScott Kirk and Ernest g women teachers, Hcinbuch. sembled in Bunnell At the time, Bill r their April meetwas a student at Stetson University in c u rin g the meetDeLand where he was g, two members on the men’s Judiciary ere selected: Grace Council and parlia­ aric Stinedpher, mentarian to student ctivc, and Mrs. government. ndall Chase, honGrace Marie Those of you who raiy. know my family his­ Members from the tory realize the reason nford area where that I kept this article. • • • • • • • rs. Walter Morgan, Bill is my first cousin; is. Edson Goit, Mrs. Tim his dad, Bill Stempcr, S r, was (evens, Mrs. Kent Bateman, my mother's brother. Their Mrs. Guy Allen, Mrs. Thelma other siblings were Jack Lewis, Mrs. Shirley Secord and Stempcr ana Gladycc Stempcr Mrs. Boyd Coleman. Moms. As far as I can remember, Mrs. Chase and I were initiated Patricia A . Walker to M any that fall. I remained a member Thomas A . Speer for many years, enjoying the This engagement announce­ friendship of the above teachers ment of one of my long time as we traveled together to friends, Patty Walker, is in my Saturday meetings in the sever­ scrapbook. 1 probably have al county area. I also sot to their wedding announcement know many teachers in Central somewhere also, but not where Florida and my view of educa­ I can find it. tion was broadened through the Mr. and Mrs. Leon Walker excellent programs and many announced the engagement and projects. approaching marriage of their When a new chapter, chap Beta daughter, Patricia Walker, to Chi was formed o f just Thomas Algenon Speer, son of Seminole County educators, 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Algenon transferred my membership so I Speer. wouldn't have to travel so far to Patty was bom in Palatka, meetings. Also they met on but move to Sanford (her dad's weeknights rather than all day home town) when she was Saturday. It was great getting to about eight and graduated from know other teachers in our Seminole High School with the county and I was able to form class of 1954. She had worked many close friendships with for a few years in Atlanta but at them. I continued my member­ the time of their engagement ship until soon after I retired. she was employed by Florida State Bank in Sanford. DeM olays Elect Stamper Tommy was a lifelong This article, though not Sanford resident (his ancestors dated, was probably published were some o f the very first circa 1967. It states that William Sanford settlers) who graduated Stamper, Jr., was elected master from SHS in 1953. He was grad­ councilor (president) of the uated from the University of 11,000 member Florida Florida and received his law DeMolay Association at the degree from South Texas convention in Hollywood. College of Law, Houston. He had been adm itted to the Bill had been named the Florida Bar Association in 1963 “Most Outstanding DeMolay” and joined his dad in the firm in 1962 by the Grand Lodge of Speer and Speer. Free and Accepted Masons of The wedding was scheduled Florida and in 1965 had been for February 27,19645 at First selected for the "Chevalier Presbyterian Church. Degree” the highest honor Stlneclpher T h r e a ts added that in addition to the letter, her truck has been and she has received a re of crank calls at her home. Murphy said she planned to take the letter immediately to Longwood Police Chief Tom Jackson and inform her em; 1* er (the Seminole County Board) of the threat. "M y neighbors have also received threatening phone calls uee children I’r [ «n and I've got three nit," said M uiphy. uif concerned about,' eats. I don't take kindly to threat You can either be intimidated by them or stand up to them. I don't plan on backing down." Former city commission can­ didate Judy Putz said the threat to Murphy was the latest in a pattern o f activities that hap­ pens election after election in Longwood. "The last time I sought office I had to have a phone block put on my telephone because some­ one put hookers up to the task of calling me and informing me of aU the disgusting things they had done with my husband,” Putz said, adding she has a file of intimidating letters sent to her, all anonymous. "It's done every time some­ one challenges an incumbent in Longwood, said Putz. "It's not being done by the incumbents, but by their people." Jackson said the Longwood Police Department would han­ dle the letter with standard operating procedure. "We'll catalogue it like we would any type of threatening or harassing communication,” Jackson said. "We will address any possible leads and monitor whether any follow up threaten­ ing communication is made.” Tommy continues as an attor­ ney with offices on Magnolia Avenue while Patty Is a home­ maker. Those of us who know this couple, rejoice with them as Patty was pronounced cancerfree last year after having been given no chance at wall with heart cancer. Miracles do hap­ pen. Rosemary Gamer, G .R. Boot Married Another of my longtime friends, Rosemary Gamer, has her wedding announcement to Roy Boot in my scrapbook. Although o f course it isn't stat­ ed in the announcement, she did what she always said she would - they got married at the courthouse and then informed their family and friends. The ceremony took place June 1, 1967 In New York City. Rosemary was bom in Alabama but moved to Sanford as a baby with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Wade Gamer, and brothers, Wade Jr. and Ronnie. She graduated from SHS in 1954 and then received a degree in nursing education from F5U. She worked in hospitals in Miami and Femandina Beach before moving to New York City where she had been a nurse at Doctors Hospital for the previous five years. Roy Boot was bom in Nottingham, England, but received his education in the United States. He had done graduate work in Fine Arts In Paris. He was presently a staff member at the Metropolitan Museum o f Art in New York. A few yeare after their mar­ riage, the couple quit their jobs ana moved to Maine. Roy con­ tinued to do free lance art work while Rosemary painted houses and picked apples. Roy died of bone cancer in the late 1970s. Rosemary was remarried to Michael Spivak a few years ago and they live in Fairfield, Iowa. Rosemary and my friendship began in first grade when we sat at the same table in Miss Welsh's class at Southside School. We were in each other's homes often during our child­ hood and she was the one who encouraged me to play a clar­ inet when we were in the sixth grade. Her brother Ronnie was In the SHS Band. We took lessons together from Mr. Bernard B uck who would come to Sanford Grammar once a week. And there was actually a small band at Sanford Junior High. We practiced in the base­ ment. Then we had great fun together hi the SHS Band for four years. Our lives have taken widely divergent paths since then but we have remained in touch all through the years. r ATTENTION Sunday.OrtnlMT22.2000 I’a g c O A AGENDA Sanford City Com m ission Meetings Monday, O ctober 2 3 ,2 0 0 0 Senford City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue A Adoption of Resolution No. 1857 Avonuo and 10th Street Irom 5:00 re: establishing Advisory Board. p m. to 11:00 p.m: Magnolia Avenue Recommended by tho Chief of Police at 5th Street will bo dosed aflor tho and the City Manager. Daycare d o ses; and tho Intersections B. Appointment of mombers to the at Magnolia Avenue and 3rd Stroet Advisory Board. Polico Chlol Tooloy through 9lh Street and Palmetto recommends appointmenl of Avenue and 7th Street through 9th Sergeant Michael Horan. Chris White, Streot Irom 6:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. WORK SESSION Kim Farr, Robert Devecchio and Jo Rocommondod by the City Manager. Howard. 3:30 p.m. In the City Manager's 3. Approve street closures of Conference Room, Second Floor 2. Approve Insurance provider. Seminole Boulevard from Sanlord 1. Discussion re: Insurance provider. Recommended by the Human Avenue to Mollonvlilo Avenue and (R-2) Resources Director and the City Mellonvllle Avenue Irom Seminole ,2 . Discussion of Police Department Manager. (WS-1) Boulevard to 1st Street, from 9:00 shift and assignment schedules. 3. Request (or waiver of special event a m. to approximately 12:00 p.m., on 3 . Discussion o( Special Events Insurance for a fund raiser sponsored December 2, 2000, in conjunction (requests for F ee Waivers). by the Paws Park Citizen Committee, wilh tho Christmas Parade. 4. Discussion of Legislative priorities. to be held In Fort Mellon Park on Recommended by the City Manager. 5. Discussion of Regular Agenda October 28, 2000, from 9:00 a m. to 4. Approve payments mado during Items, Add-on Hems, and other Items. 1:00 p.m. Commission direction the month ol Seplem bor 2000, 6. City Manager's briefing requested. Recommended by tho City Manager. A Conference Center Update. 4. Boards: appointments. 5. Approve Amendment 46 to tho B. Replacem ent ol flags in A. Historic Preservation Board. There CPH contract lor engineering services Commission Chambers/olfidal logo. is one vacancy for term to expire on during construction of the westerly C . East Central Florida Regional Ocfober 28, 2002. NEED TO water main loop north ol S R 46. Cost Planning Council participation. APPOINT REPLACEMENT. not to exceed $97,680.00. D. Sanford/Semlnole Chamber of Applications on file from Chris Giza, Recommended by the City Manager. Commerce Board, Inc., member on Stephen F. Myers, and Ronald 6. Approve change order number 1 to Board of Directors. Tracey. the Wharton-Smlth Contract for tho i B. Nuisance Abatement Board. additional concrete work associated REGULAR MEETING Michael Goeb, Alternate Member, has with the filter construction on tho 7 p.m., City Com mission resigned from the board. His term Reclaimed Water Augmentation pro­ Cham bers, First Floor expires March 7, 2001. NEED TO ject in amount ol $235,064.74, pond­ APPOINT REPLACEMENT. ing approval by EPAand the St. Johns • Citizen participation. Application on Tile from Sharonda River Water Management District. Wynn. •Approval of minutes of Work Session Recommended by tho City Manager. and Regular Meeting of October 9, C. Seminole County Expressway 7. Authorize Mayor to sign 2000. Recommended by the City Authority. Tho municipal position held Transportation Outreach Program Clerk and the City Manager. by Commissioner Whitey Eckstein on Application. Recommended by the the Seminole County Expressway City Manager. Public Hearings Aulhority Is expiring and 1. Second reading and adoption of Commissioner Eckstein Is witling to • Add-on Hems. Ordinance No. 3562 to vacate a por­ serve another two-year term. Also. • Information only. tion of Southgate Road lying between Oviedo Councilman Thomas Hagood 1. Police Department Status Report S .R . 417 and East Airport Boulevard officially vacated his elected office on through October 12, 2000. and between S.R . 417 and U.S. Hwy October 2. and the City ol Oviedo has • City Attorney’s Report. 17-92 and retain a s a utility easement; nominated Councilman Tom • City Clerk's Report. W. Timothy Murray, applicant. O'Hanlon to (ill the balance ot the term • City Manager’s Roport. Recommended by the City Manager. which expires In April 2002. NEED • City Commissioners' Reports. Ad puMshed October 11,2000. TO ENDORSE APPOINTMENTS. 2. Second reading and adoption of ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: IF A P E R ­ Ordnance No. 3583 to annex 4.99 C onsent Agenda. SON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECI­ acres of property tying between Oak 1. Approve street closure ot Seminole SION MADE WITH RE SPE C T TO Drive extended westerly and Boulevard tram San Juan to Myrtle ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT Narcissus Avenue and between Avenue, trom 10:00 a m to approxi­ THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR­ FUveMew Avenue and Burton Lane mately 11:30 a.m., on November 11, ING HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM (610 FUverview Avenue); Society ol 2000, in conjunction with the Veterans RECORD O F THE PROCEEDINGS SL Plus X, owner. Recommended by Day Parade. Recommended by the INCLUDING THE TESTIMONY AND the City Manager. Ad published City Manager. EVIDENCE WHICH RECORD IS October 11 ft 1 8,2000. 2. Approve street and intersection clo­ NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY- OF 3. Second reading and adoption ot sures on December 1, 2000, in con­ SANFORD. (F S 2 8 6 .0 1 0 5 ) Ordinance No. 3584 to amend City junction with The Sanford Historic Code re: notice of junk vehicle Trust's 'H om e for the Holidays* PER SO N S WITH DISABILITIES removal. Recommended by the City Special Event: Magnolia Avenue from NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ Manager. Ad published October 11, 2nd Street to 10th Street and TICIPATE IN ANY O F THESE PRO­ 2000. Palmetto Avenue from 6th Street to CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT 10th Street from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 THE HUMAN RESO U RC ES OFFICE Regular Kama p.m.; tho intersections ot Magnolia AOA COORDINATOR AT 330-5626 1. Re: Department ol Justice Local Avenue and 2nd Street; Magnolia 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE Law Enforcement Block Grant 2000 in Avenue and 10th Street: Palmetto MEETING. amount of $128,771. Avenue and 6th Street; and Palmetto Everyone has a favorite Holiday! What's yours? Visit our decorated model center today and make your choice from a dozen affordable and exciting designs. 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Apphci oon �Blue Darters run past Rams A p o p k a ’s t e a m By David Qulnonaa Herald Correspondent s p e e d t o o m u c h f o r L a k e M a r y in 6 A - 2 titans, as both teams battled to maintain their respective undefeated streaks in Class 6A-District 2 play. The game brought about as much hypt to Central Florida as the "Subway Senes' has to New York. However on this night APOPKA — Friday's gan the Lake Mary Rama ana th Blue Darters was literally a the better team as they dominated the Rams by a score of 35-12. Lake Mary would draw A nt blood when they scored on their opening drive on a 10-yard touchdown scamper by run- Campbell's touchdown run was setup by a 62-yard reception by Eddie Quinones on a flea flicker pass from Anthony Ballerino. The extra point try s m Rams, Page 3B Seminole dealt double whammy Cougars Long touchdown pass costs Tribe crucial district, Homecoming victory V ] j. } 1 1 By D *an Smith S p o rts Editor S A N F O R D - W h ile it w ill o n ly co u n t as a o n e d efeat in the loss colu m n , the S em in o le H igh S ch o ol fo o tball suffered a p air o f tou g h losses at T h o m as E. W h ig h am S tad iu m f i A Ik '*'■■4® r * U U ^ * . _ - ■-■a Oviedo crucial setback Latest loss leaves Lions with little hope of returning to state playoffs By Tbny DeSormtor Herald Correspondent ORLANDO — Statuses never l i e ... at least, not as long as you look at the right ones. On Friday night the Oviedo U o r a b o t h o u t - t a n t h a ----- Aft Seminole's WMe Bsnhstt (No. 3S) is mat by a hoard ot 8pnjce d e s k defenders (Indudkig Doug Jusioe, No.ee) during Vw Hawks' 14-7 victory over the RflhOnfl Oemlnotee at Thomas E. Whigham 8tadksn Thursday. Lyman’s big dogs howl v O McNealy sparkles as | Greyhounds romp to Homecoming triumph i his first start at auarterand he directed the ich 331 Yards of to til v 7 touchdowns on the CASSELBERRY— i-nk* Howell returned a pair o f third auarter turnovers for touch­ downs as the host Silver Hawks pulled away for a 28-12 victory over Winter Springs in a Class 5A-District 4 game at Richard L Evans Field Thursday night Lake Howell, which had lost the last two times these neigh­ borhood rivals had played, took a 14-0 lead in the second quarter on 1-yard touchdown runs by Aston Wilson and Ivan Scott and a pair o f extra point kicks by Robert McClintock. The Bears cut the lead to 14-6 at halftime when Estaban Murillo returned an interception 15 yards for a touchdown. University Cougars (gaining 153 yards to 96) and out-passed them (180 to 59). But a pair of turnovers and a blocked punt gave University the edge in the only statistical category that matters, the score. Scoring on touchdown drives 8 m Orirdo, Page SB VOLLEYFEST FINALS TODAY O extra point try failed, but the hosts carried the 6-0 lead into the lockerroom at halftime. McNealy, a junior who rushed for a game-high 191 yards on 22 carries, scored his first touch­ down o f the game on a 10-yard run in the third quarter and Sanchez added the 2-point conver­ sion run to give Lyman a 14-0 lead after three periods. Junior Ricky Argo put the game out of reach for the Greyhounds on tne first play of the fourth quarter as he sprinted in from 20-yards out and when Juan Zulusga kicked through the extra point the score was 21-0. Pine Ridge tried to get back into the game when l*aac Chavers, who ran for 181 yards on 27 carries, scored his team's only points of the night on a 2-yard run to make the score 21-6. But this was Lyman's night as Means scored on S m Lyman. Pag* 3B SILVER HAWKS 2S, BEARS U Winter Springs 0 S 0 S .U U k t H o w rll 0 I t 11 O . t t IliteQn liter U t _ WUoun I run (M cQM ocfc kick) U ! _ Scott 1 run (M cQM ocfc kick) W S _ Murillo 15 M a rcrp fen return (run Nw M p|n|g ^ AfvA Pootftt A Laka Howell player slams down a splka during tha opaning round of VoBeyfeet 2000 at Laka Mary High School on Friday. Tha host Rams, tha 8Nver Hawks, Winter Springs, Winter Park, Cypress Creak. University, Edgawatar and Seminote aro the teams vying to be the best boys votteybaJ teem In the area. The tourney continued at 9 a.m. this morning with the Championship Game set lor 3:15 pro. today (Saturday). loited) unbeaten Spruce Creek at Third Quarter U< _ Rouoo 42 fumbte n tu m (M cQ M ock kick) LH Sum* 25 ih i m r v l u i m u m (M cO Jm .* k kick) ‘ I ourtii Q u itu r WS _ Hunter 10 pun bum S old i (run UAad) A t I I ■ �P a g e 21) Sunday. Ortnber 22. 2000 T he S eminole I I erai j > P rep s Continued from F i f e IB PjiU u. Kin*, C im | . 146 06 100 b * k _ Monror, Win lrr Spun**. 1.12-20 100 bi«M l _ Crcftn. Wlntrr Spn n *i. 1 0 6 40 400 I n * retry _ Winlrr Spring. (Warrkk. S. M m Jw rn i. Ynunkrr. Catho), 4 06 62. GIRLS SWIMMING BEARS 1M, PAN TH ER S 41 200 mrdlry relay _ IVmtrr Spring. (Fair, Rlnr. Ebrrwrln. Kltaoka). 2.1573. 200 I n * _ llughre, Win lrr Spring*. 2 1 7 3 1 . 200 IM . Raimry. WlnkT Spring*. 2 J1 00 SO (r»r _ Kitanka. Wmlrr Spring*. 0 2 7 5 3 H iring _ Grinton. Win lrr Spring* 100 (ljf _ Rlnr. Wlntrr Spring*. 1:1057. 100 lr r * .C o b b . Fin* Rklgr. 1 0 3 6 9 500 lrr* _ Rairury. Wlntrr Spring*. 5 46 43 200 ft* * rrlay Wintrr Spring* (Fair. Ramary, Ctm im i. Kitanka), 1 5 3 1 1 100 back _ Fair. Wlntrr Spring*. 1:1060. 100 br*a*l Fbrrwrln. Wlntrr Spring*. 1 1 5 J1 . 400 lr*« relay . Wlnt*r Spring* Orem, Ramary. fbrrw rln. Ilughr*). 4 2613. W EDNESDAY BOYS SWIMMING LIO N S 110, G R E Y H O U N D S 57 200 m rdlry relay _ Ovtrdo (Mrar. KrUy. C haim . Mill*). 1 5 5 0 200 (re* _ Harwood, Oviedo. 158.19. 200 IM . Bldtop. CMrdo. 2 1 6 1 3 50 Ire* . Rrttlgr*. Oviedo, 024.16. lOOfty .C h am n . Oviedo, 0 5 8 2 3 100 ft* * . Bridge*. Ovtrdo, 0 5 4 1 . 500 Ire* _ llarwnod. Ovtrdo, 5.13.15. 200 Ire* relay . Oviedo (Harwood. Bndgr*. MilU. Mrar). 141J 7 . 100 back . Mrtrdorf, Lyman, 1 0 1 0 6 100 bread . Buhnp. Oviedo, 10907. 400 Ire* relay _ Lyman (Bullet. Almond. Mrtrdorl. Geary). 3 4759. RAM S 121. SILVER H AW KS 32 200 mrdlry relay . la k e Mary o Krrly. Lay, |. Ronunan. D Boraman), 1 5 7 0 2 200 Ire* _ J Punaman. la k r Mary. 2 0 6 99 200 IM . F Krrly. Lakr Mary. 2 2 5 48. 50 I n * . lUnklry. U k r Unwell. 0 2 4 8 0 100 fly . Cu> lrr. Lakr Mary. 107 6 2 . 100 Ire* . | Bomman, Lakr Mary. 0 5 6 8 4 500 Ire* . Sumral, Lakr llnw rll. 5:47.62. 200 Ire* relay . la k r Mary (J. Krrly. P. Krrly. Uchtm an. Grrllm an), 1 .4 4 7 2 100 b a c k . IMIlUma. U k r Mary. 1:1983. 100 bread _ D. Bonacnar, U k r Mary. 1:1) 13 400 Ire* relay . U k r Mary (Uchtman, Williams. P. Krrly. U y ). 3 5 3 0 1 Irurrretrin. Vanlur). 3 4043. GIRLS SWIMMING LIO N S 93, G R E Y H O U N D S M 200 m rd lry relay _ Lyman (Kaltrrrr. Lalchandi. Bukrr, Irw la), 2 0 6 53. 200 Ire* Ktm. Ovtrdo, 2 2 3 47. 200 IM . Wagner. Oviedo. 123I I 50 Ire* _ Irwla. lym an 02766. 100 fly . Brvrt, Oviedo. 1:1072 1001re* _ Bukrr. Lyman 10127 500 Ire* . Wagner, Ovtrdo. 5 41.10. 200 hr* relay . Oviedo (Nicola. Brvta. Krahaow. Uchrvrr). 154.93. P A TR IO TS 179, SEM IN O LES 64 200 m rdlry relay . U k r Bcantlry (Certain. Williams. Knimmlck, C ham at). 15359 200 Ire* . Dunlin, U k r Brantlry. 1 5 ) 1 1 200 IM _ Knimmlck. U k r Bcantlry. 1 2 3 40. 50 f t r * _ Willsm*. Srm lncd r.02370. Diving _ Buttle*. U k r Brantlry. 100 Hy . L rr. U k r Brantlry. 104.74. 100 Ire* . D unlin, U k r Brantley. 0 ) 1 3 8 . 500 Ire* _ Hrad. U k r Brantlry. 5 :1 7 7 1 200 Ire* relay _ U k r Brantlry (H rad. CTtamaa, D unlin. Vanlur), 1 5 5 8 7 . 100 back Kaltrrrr. I vman. 1.0953 100 bread . Dunklr. Ovtrdo. 1:19.40. 400 (re* relay . Lyman (lakhan d i. Satvllak. Kaltrrrr. Bukrr). 4 0 6 5 1 . R A M S 137, S IL V E R H A W K S 29 200 m rdlry relay _ U k r Mary (Brr/lnl*. Epprtly. A. Grerm M . Ilndgr). 20547. 200 Ire* _ Fpprtly. U k r Mary, 2 0 3 77. 200 IM _ I t Gorm brl. U kr Mary. 1 2 7 2 2 50 Ire* . A. G orm brl, U kr Mary. 0 28 6 6 100 Dy _ B Tyler, U k r Mary. 1:1959 100 Irer _ C. Svrgrl. U k r Mary. 10 9 5 6 . 500 Ire* . Brrilni*. U k r Mary. 3 4 2 7 0 200 Ire* relay . U kr Mary (Vonnilchak, C. Strgrl. O'Connrlt, Quinn). 1 5 1 0 6 100 back _ O'Connell, U kr Mary. 1:1608. 100 bread _ Ilndgr. U k r Mary. 12463 400 Ire* relay _ U k r Mary (M ann V o r o t l l r h i k, O'Connell, Quinn), 40316. 100 back _ D m . U k r P A TR IO TS 175, SEM IN O LES 105' Brantlry, 0 5 9 5 7 . 100 b read _ Krummlck, Lakr Brantlry, 1:1161. 400 Ire* relay . U k r Brantlry (D *an. H rad. 200 m rdlry relay . U kr Brantlry (Ortchla. Kelly, D r m I o w , Napnlitann). 2 0 4 70 200 Ire* _ M cFaddm U k r Branllry, 157.47. 200 IM . Urecm. U k r Branllry. 2 1 8 5 1 50 ft* * _ U . U k r Brantlry. 0 2 6 1 6 IXvIng . Day-Davt*. U k r Brantlry. 100 dy _ Urecm. U k r Branllry. 101 6 8 . 100 (re* _ U , U k r Bcantlry, 0)6 .7 3 . 500 Ire* _ M cFaddm U k r Branllry. 5.1605 200 Ire* relay _ U k r Branllry (Drmlow, U r w n I Inward. Lit. 1:4673 100 back _ Ellis. Srmlrvnlr. 1 0 7 5 9 . too bread _ Howard, U k r Brantlry. 1:16.93. 400 Ire* relay _ U k r Branllry (Urecm, M cFaddm U . Napnlitann). 3 3 1 .1 2 THURSDAY CROSS COUNTRY SAC POSTAL RUN al U k t Mary High School BOYS TEAM I. Lym an 5 0 5 6 4; l O v i r d n 5 3 2 0 2 ; 1 U k r Branllry. 3 4 1 6 0 4 U k r Mary. 5 3 2 8 9 ; 3. Fdgrwatrr. No Tram Scores INDIVIDUALS _ |. Doug Brown Lyman 959.1; 2 Kevin Cook. Lyman 9 3 1 6 ; 3. M m Flnkr. Lym an 957.9. 4 Trent Fucha. Oviedo, 1 0 1 0 5 ; 5. Ad* Wise. U k r Branllry. 1 0 1 0 5 ; 6 M il* Guides, Oviedo. 1 0 2 0 5 ; 7. Brian Christian Lym an 1 0 2 3 5 ; 6 Robert Huggins, Oviedo. 1059 4; 9. Andy T h ru *. U k r Brantlry, 1 0 402. GIRLS TEAM _ I. Lym an 6 3 0 6 1 ; 1 U k r Mary. 6327.4; 1 U k r Branllry. 6 & 1 4 7 ;'6 Oviedo. 6 8 0 S 5 ; 5. fdgrw atrr. No Team Score. IN DIVIDUALS _ I. Iradca ZabrL U k r Mary. 11:40.1; 2. Marivl Mercado. Lym an 11:465; 1 Belinda tlargman Lakr Branllry, 1155 4; 4. Anna Slachow, Lym an 1 2 0 0 0 3 Aatrid Clareama. U k r Mary. 1 2 2 4 6 ; 6 Megan Williams, U k r Mary. 1 2 2 4 5 ; 7. Ubby Sum . Lym an 1 2 3 8 6 ; 6 )ullr llalary. U k r Mary, 1 2 5 0 4 ; 9. M cnrttr H udson Oviedo, 1 2 5 8 2 ; 1 0 Lucinda Bargm an Lakr Brantlry, 1305.9. Jets, Dolphins meet in NFL game of the week Wccomc back fans, wc'vc had a great ride so far and il promises to get belter. I'm writing this col­ umn under duress, my computer crashed, bul as always you can count on the Crystal Ball of Football to deliver. The Herald has graciously offered to pay for the repair of my computer and the price of renting this one at Kinkos, but I've refused. I'll state once again for the record, this has never been about the money. It's about the C o sta l and his readera exploring the National Football League together, and in the words of a 1980's hit, "Loving every minute of it!" Last week was a slow one for Florida's teams os the Dolphins were idle. The Jaguars continued to embarrass themselves with a loss to the Titans. In my opinion, which the record shows is usually accurate, Jacksonville is now out of the playoffs. Tennessee and Baltimore will battle in that Division and Jacksonville, Cincinnati, and Cleveland will be the also-rans. Tampa Bay has once again succeeded In break­ ing our hearts with their Thursday night loss to Detroit. Early on this team had the opportunity to put the Lions away but failed. I'm not saying that they are done for the season, but they have ive dug du themselves auite a hole. The offense has10 once again not lived up to their end of the bargain. Enough about last week, let's get to the sched­ ule and find some winners. DENVER (-10) AT CINCINNATI You know you're bad when you are a 10-point dog at home. The Broncos are showing aim s of life and NEED this pushover to catch the Raiders in the Division. I think the Bungles are good enough to keep it close....ln the first quarter. Broncos 24, Bunglea 13. INDIANAPOLIS (-8) V S. NEW ENGLAND This game promise to be Manning's return to the ranks of the best quarterbacks in the League. He's been having his problems but a return home should prove to M a return to greatness as well. Class fans will make it difficult for Bledsoe to This Week in the N FL Brady Lessard hear. Colts 34, Patriots 17. DALLAS (-7) V S. ARIZONA Will someone let me know how this one turns out? I could not care any less about an N.F.L. game. In my opinion they should cancel this game. Cowgirls 17, Cardinals 10. ATLANTA (-1) V S. NEW ORLEANS The Falcons need to spread their wings a bit. They've b een having trouble all year and 1 took for them to turn ft around here. They have OWNED the Saints for the past five seasons. Falcons 37, Alnts 13. BALTIM ORE (-1) V S. TENNESSEE Many are calling this the game of the week, they're wrong. Granted both teams have good defenses and the game will be close, but the Titans have the edge on offense. McNair is a much better quarterback than Banks and that will be clearly illustrated today. Titans 19, Ravens 13. MINNESOTA (-7) V S. BUFFALO My beloved Bills are coming off their huge win over the 0-6 Chargers In overtime last week. Well, maybe it wasn't that impressive. Flutie tidies the wheel as the starter for the first time this year and will stun the Vikes at home. B ills 23, Vikings 21. ST. LOUIS (-7) AT KANSAS CITY The Rammles may be taking the Chiefs a little lightly. Kansas City has some of the best fans around, it's an outdoor stadium, and they can run the ball. Rammles fall for the first time this year. Chiefs 24, Rammles 17. OAKLAND (-7) V S. SEATTLE The Cheaters plan on thumping the Seahawks and I'm not sure Holmgren has the horsepower to stop them. I think it would be great for Oakland to march all the way to the Super Bowl. Coach Gruden is a freak and the California fans love III Cheaters 31, Seahawks 13. W ASHINGTON (-4) AT JACKSONVILLE The Jags are now playing for pride os their play­ off hopes have dimmea. Tne Dcadskins will again try to play to expectations and stay in the N.F.C. h u n t A loss in this one and Congress may ban them from die Beltway. Dcadskins 24, Jaguars 12. NEW YORK JE T S (-3) VS. MIAMI This my friends is the game of the week. These teams have been on a collision course and they've both run a red ligh t Monday Night Football will after! - this one. Jets fans, be one to Be a part of our winning tradition! m 3 rd|A N N U A L COLLEGE ALLSTAR FOOTBALL GAME Schedules SUNDAY Sanford Little League _ Coach Pitch Boys Baseball; Sanford Marlins vs. Lake Mary Reds at Lake Mary Sports Complex, 3:15 pun. MONDAY SAC Bowling League _ Seminole vs. Lake Brantley; Lake Mary vs. Lyman; Lake Howell vs. Oviedo at AMF Bowling Center-Lon gw ood, 3 3 0 p.m. Boys golf _ District Tournaments, TBA. G irls golf _ District Tournaments, TBA. Recreation softball _ City of Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department Men's Fall Monday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at the Lake [ary Sports Complex, -jpleheader beginning at 66:30 m.; City of Sanford Reere.istion nd Parks Department Church all Slow Pitch Softball. At inehurst Park: Westvicw aptist vs. Saints, 7 JO p.m.; at inn Beck Field: Central Baptist s. Sanford Church o f Christ, ijn .; Christians United vs. J p.m.; Church, ninolc Community ____________ lty< 10 p.m.; Seminole Community hurch vs. Centro Cristiano, 30 p.m.; City of Sanford [.•creation and Parks apartment Fall Co-Ed Slow tch Softball League at nehurst Park. 6 :30 p.m.: rry's Catering vs. B-52's; 8 JO pun.: Animals vs. Beer JO. G irls volleyball _ Lyman vs. Seminole at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium (Senior Night). Junior varsity, 5 p.m.; varsity, 6 p.m. TUESDAY Freshman football _ Oviedo vs. Lake Brantley at Tom Story Field, 7 p.m.; Seminole vs. Lyman at Carlton D. Henley Stadium, 7 p.m.; Winter Springs vs. Lake Howell at Richard L Evans Field, 7p.m . Boys golf _ District Tournaments, TBA. G irls golf _ District Tournaments, TBA. Recreation softball _ City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Women's Fall Slow Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. 6 JO p.m.: Get Down Beauty It Fashion vs. harks; 77JO JU p.m.: Lee Sharks; Lee'ss bxxon Exxon 8. F.B.I.; 8 JO p.m.: Alleycats vs. vs. •onnie's Darlins. Donnie'i G irls volleyball _ Class 5A District Tournament at Deltona High School, schedule and times to be announced; Class 6A District Tournament at DeLand High School, schedule and times to be announced. W E D N E SD A Y SAC Bowling League _ Lake Howell vs. Lake Mary; Lake Brantley vs. Winter Springs; Oviedo vs. Lyman at AMF Bowling CenterCasselberry, t 3 JO p.m. Boys golf _ District Tournaments, TBA. G irls g olf _ District Tournaments, TBA. Recreation softball _ City of Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department Fall CoEd Slow Pitch Softball League at Lake Mary Sports Complex. Tripleheadcr beginning at 6:30 p.m.; City of Sanford Recreation and Paries Department Men's Fall Wednesday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at Pinehurst Park. C It L Landscaping vs. Vivona's, 7 p.m.; Beer JO vs. Koch Construction, 8 p.m. SAC Softball League _ At Oviedo: Lake Howell vs. Oviedo, 4 JO p.m.; Winter Springs vs. Lake Howell, 5 JO ter Springs vs. Lake rantley, 6biw JO p.m.; Oviedo vs. uranllcy, L Lake Brantley, Brantley, 77JO Lake J 0 pp.m.; At Lyman: Seminole vs. Lyman, 5 p.m.; Seminole vs. Lake Mary, 6 p.m.; Lake Mary vs. Lyman, 7 p.m. Swimming and Diving _ Seminole Athletic Conference Meet at Lake Brantley Aquatic Center, 9 a.in. G irls volleyball _ Class 5A District Tournament at Deltona High School, schedule and times to be announced; Class 6A District Tournament at DeLand High School, schedule and times to be announced. already intoxicated with the Subway Series In baseball, will pelt the Dolphins with bottles AND batteries as they defend their turf. This is a gang it and the cops are busy! Jets 27, Dolphins 13. ach week the Crystal Ball of Football releases his patented LOCK OF THE WEEK. This Is the game that after Intense research and contempla­ tion he feels most comfortable going with against the spread. Today, I'm "shopping In the cellar," and making my selection In a junk game. I'm going with the ATLANTA FALCONS (-1) OVER THE NEW ORLEANS SAINTS. Crazy you say? The Falcons have beaten the Alnts 10 straight times, and even Jeff Blake can't fix that. This game will prove once and for all that the Crystal is not just a big game guy. I can pick them anyway, anytime, and anywhere. Enjoy your football this weekend and remem­ ber, everything else can w ait January 13th, 2001 at the Citrus Bowl S e e T h e B e s t of F lo rid a ’s P la y e rs S e m in o le s , G a to rs , H u rric a in e s , K n ig h ts , R attle rs T a k e O n T h e B e s t P la y e rs F ro m A r o u n d T h e N a tio n . R e s e r v e d S e a t s e r e e v e I I a b l e th ro u g h y o u r l o c a l R o ta r la n . ■ ™ I SANFORD ROTARY CLUB HAS PLEDGED SI 0 , 0 0 0 Category 1: $38.00 TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL I Category 2: $28.00 PARALYZf D VI IERANS Category 3: MM Tickets Available From Local Rotartana or Call Doug Fetzer (407) 322*2011 or Paul Osborne (407)321-4764 OF AMERICA FISHING 'Florida Cttrua Bowl T0URNAMENI �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. Oclolwr 22. 2000 PaflC 3 B Rams Continued from Page IB was no good, leaving (he score 6-0 in favor of the Rams. That touchdown would be the only score for Lake Mary until late in the game as the Apopka defense would completely shutdown the Rams offense, forcing them to punt a total of six times in the game. The Lake Mary defense didn't seem as strong as usual as they allowed the Blue Darters to accumutate 405 yards of total offense. Apopka responded to Campbell's touchdown with a touchdown of its own in the second quar­ ter when quarterback Brett Pcnsala scored on a 2yaid touchdown run off a quarterback keeper to put the Blue Darters on top 7-6. Apopka would tack on six more points before the end of the half when Nazareth Pompllua caught a 3-yard pass from Pensala to push the Blue Darters lead to 13-6, after the extra point attempt failed. The Apopka scoring assault would not end there as they scored again with 2:42 remaining In the third quarter on a Fernando Durden 7-yard touchdown run, putting Apopka up 21-6, as the two point conversion attempt was successful. Less than six minutes later Apopka put six more on the board when Ned Baldwin made an incredible catch In the end-zone on a 20-yard pass from Pensala to put the Blue Darters up 27-6, as the point after attempt again failed. Exactly 3 minutes and 42 seconds later, the Blue Darters would score again on a 72-yard touch­ down nin by Steve Baylark, who had 162 yard on 14 carries, putting Apopka up 35-6, when Pcnsala ran in the 2-point conversion. The Rams however would get the last score of the game when, with 24 seconds left when Tony Duber caught a 2-yard scoring toss from quarter­ back Jason Hadley, capping a 12-play, 74-yard drive that took a total of 3 minutes and 6 seconds to accomplish. The Duber score would make the score 35-12, which would be how the game ended. With the win Apopka improves to 7-0 overall and more importantly 4-0 in the district, while the loss saw the Rams fall to 4-3 overall and 4-1 in 6A-2. If the Blue Darters win next Friday at DeLand (Spec Martin Stadium at 7:30 p.m.) they will be the 2000 Class 6A-District 2 champions, while the Rams will have a showdown at home against the Lake Brantley Patriots (5-2 overall, 3-2 in 6A-2), who had a bye Friday, for the runner-up spot in the district and a spot in the playoffs. H u t game will begin at 7JO p.m. at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Oviedo Continued from Page IB of eight, six, and 51 yards, the Cougars celebrated their home­ coming with their first 6ADistrict 3 win of the season, a 24-21 decision over the visiting Lions. University improves to 3-4 overall and 1-3 In the district while Oviedo, which has lost four in a row, also is 3-4 and 13. Now tied for fifth (with University) in the seven-team district, Oviedo's hopes of returning to the sUte playoffs, even as a wildcard selection like last year, are flickering. "All wc can do now Is sit back and pray something breaks our way," said Oviedo coach Greg Register. "It's been a weird year already, so more weird things can happen. All we can do Is sit back and see what happens for us." What happened for the Lions Friday night was a gridiron score twice. In the first quarter, Dwayne Allen caught a 9-yard screen pass from Tenekedes and scored to tie the game at 7-7. Later, In the third quarter, Billy Dreggors' 1-yard touchdown run (set u p by a 58-yard dash by Bailey-Barnett) tied the score at 14-14. University snapped the tie with an 11-yard Nick Buchert touchdown pass to Michael Raymond. David Tanner's 37yard field goal 2x minutes Into the fourth quarter gave the Cougars a 24-14 advantage. The Lions cut the deficit to three points when Nick Tenekedes scored on a 22-yard pass from Brett Murphy with under a minute left m the game. Tim Reid (90 yards on 30 car­ ries) scored University's first two touchdowns on runs o f 6 and 2 yards following tire muffed punt and bloated punt, respectively. Oviedo will try to reverse its •kid next Friday, when the Lions return home to face the Colonial Grenadiers tn another district contest. University, which has a bye next Friday night, plays again on Friday, Nov. 3, at Colonial. COUGARS 24, LIONS 21 Oritdo Unirramlty 7 0 7 7 _ 31 7 7 7 3 _ 34 IM Q ia r tn U _ Rrtd 4 run (Tamer UcfcL TOO O _ AH*n 9 m m (ram C T m M i i (Aiby UcHAJA U _ ROd 1 i u i ( U r n UckX M 7 T fc M Q sjrtn O _ Dreggan 1 fun (Adijr kick), 944 U _ Raymond II (ram Badwrt (TAniwr U S ). 334 FsarthQ urtra U _ Tuvwr 37 PC. *3 3 O _ N. TawfccdM 32 M » (ram Murphr (Aifay kick), :44. TEAM STATISTICS .Oviedo 13; Unhandy 7. . Oviedo 35-153, Untranlir 41-94. h e d r e .O v ie d o U 44.1;llntvenH )r3M . Foeeta|7**de_ Oviedo IKfcUnlvenlly 59. F«mMee-teol _ Oviedo J- Ij IM v m lirM L h M M eereede _ Oviedo MOt IMverdtv 44a h e te e v e a s e .O viedo 3-300: University 5434. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHINC . Oviedo: BeU eraem it 1044. tordan 4-39, |) m p n 4-11, ADrat 3-7. Murphy 2-7, Aeby 3-4, C Tlnekodm S-{mtmu 7): UnivenHy: Retd KMft Tome 3-7, ArhbrU|te 33 Ruchert Hmfanie 4). spruce v,reen star uomcK Means (NO. 32) breaks Inlo the open field (or one ol the lew times all night a runner actu­ ally found running room in Thursday's defensive struggle. Means was held lo 74 yards rushing on 21 carries, bul iSd score a touchdown as the Hawks edged Seminole. 14-7, In a big Class 5A-District 4 contest. Ttfbe Continued from Page IB as an at large team. T m disappointed that wc didn't score more points,” said Seminole head coach Jim Worthington. "This is a good bunch of guys here, wc have to keep our chins up, and finish the season strong." The Hawks, the defending district champions, appear to .interpretation o f "The Good, M H M a _ 0 4 , Aw C . I H A l l ii M I - 1 . h a v e the THVut'u numuln, hoi cl­ I H U « r*| l-4-O. U ,'A lV y H e , O . (th e P a d , an d th e Ug ing the normally high-scoring IMveteAyi Bndw l 3 4 -0 ,9 9 .' The Good - Drew I Fighting Scminolcs to only 16 R K B V IN O Ovtadtv N. Ikndu _ . . Barnett, despite a slight ham­ Aeby 3-50, Raulenan | J7 , Allen 1-9; points the last three years. Urdverdlyi ReAd 1-39, Centner 1-19, Raymond string pull, rushed for a gameThe game was a defensive M l . high 94yarda on 10 carries battle throughout, bul Seminole rUNTM G _ Oviedo: Arty 3-40 (tnrfudin* while Christian Tfenekedcs one Mocked). SOIL tMventfy; Tim er 5-313, appeared to be controlling the completed eight of 21 passes 434. game, having good field posi­ for 124 yards and a touch­ tion and moving the ball pretty down. well. But each time a crucial The Bad - Twice the Lions penalty, a missed assignment or advanced to the University 20a busted play cost the Tribe yard line and came away points. empty, a 37-yard field goal The Fighting Scminolcs attempt sailing wide on one received the opening kickoff but possession while the other had to punt alter gaining seven ended when Oviedo were yards. unable to convert on fourthMatt Groover got off an excel­ and-eight from the Cougar 12lent 56-yard punt, but Spruce yard line. Creek's Wilson Jackson takes it The Ugly - University recov­ at his own 16 and returns it to ered a muffed Oviedo punt the Seminole 34. return at the Lion 8-yard line After a five-yard gain by and later blocked, the covered, Derrick Means, the Tribe hand an Oviedo punt at the Lion 6the Hawks a first down with ard line. Both plays resulted the first of their six penalties on i Cougar touchdowns. the evening. Oviedo managed to knot the Another offside penalty moments later keeps the drive alive and Means caps off a short seven-play, 34-yaid drive with a two-yard burst up the middle. Fags IB Eric Full added me extra point and Spruce Creek led 7-0 with a 24-yard run, followed by a Zuluaga kick, and a only 4:50 having expired from L . Afga V n n (ZuhMci Ucfc) 60-yard fumble return by Terry Cross to complete I * . Im k C hiTtn 2 ran (Ucfc M U ) the dock. the scoring. L _ McNwly 24 ran (ZuluAfA kkk) Seminole continued to move L . Q o a M t a M t n « v a (kick Wkd) The Greyhounds are now 1-6 overall and 1-4 in the ball but could not maintain TEAM STATISTICS 5A-4 and will complete district play at Winter a drive and also turned the ball H a l 4 e w * _ fine IM g t IM y r n e i 1*. Springs next Friday. That game will begin at 7 3 0 . n r a R idft 37-1411 ty nan 41-371. over twice, once on a fumbled p.m. at A.W. Epps Stadium. Ewriag _ lin t Rldgt 7-1S-3; Lyaun 4-7-0. punt near mid-field and once „ l* w RUge IZTi L y m * « a The Panthers fell to 3-5 overall and 1-3 in dis­ on an interception after getting f i M w I rat _ Pin. t i d y 3-L Lfgxn 2 0 . trict play and hosts 5A-4 unbeaten Mainland in the ball at the Hawks 46 on a i w k m _ n>» n d * m * i e b i m u - m Deltona next Friday at 7:30 p.m. M l s g _ FVra Rk%t 5-143; Lyinai 1 -0. roughing the passer penalty. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Spruce Creek, meanwhile, RUSHINC _ Flat Ridge Umc Q u ra n 27-1*7, Rtnuno 3-3. f a n 1could not get anything going GREYHOUNDS 34, PANTHERS 6 (mintii i n I n * O w n 7-fminut 33); Lyman McNcaly 32-191, Woodi P in e K ld f t 0 0 4 0 _ S 33A Sandica 11-24, Algo 1-20. Manado I-A, Harltan KmJnua 4).the rest of the half, running no EASS1NC _ Pina Ridge Dalh Q u ra n 7-19-3.1Z7; Lyman. S a n d n 4Lyman 0 « ■ 30 _ 34 more than three plays in five 4- 0 U . lUrltan 0-1-0,0. B n l Quartet series the final 22:10 of the first RBCEIV1NC _ n » fUdgr Btllupt 3 J7 , fcdlock 2-41, laaacChavert INoacwtna half. 11, fa n a n o 1-2; Lyman: Oliver 2-37, Wood* 1-20, Manado 1-13 Second Quarter rUNTINC _ Pint Ridge fa n t* 5-142 (324). Lyman: Harltan 2-47 The Tribe got the momentum L _ Sanch« 3 run (kick (ailed) (335)Third Quarter going into the half when quar­ L _ McNeaJy 10 tun (Sanctw run) terback Brad Locke found Willie Bennett wide open deep along the right sideline for a 43-yard touchdown pass with only LEGALS 2/10's of second left on the clock. Groover added the extra point and the score was lied at Intermission. The second half saw both teams move the ball, but not being able to find the end zone. ■ m i l e i r n nyisioN ! CASS NO: M CA IM S 14 Q In fact, the teams turned the FEDERAL NATIONAL UOflTQAQE ball over on downs a combined ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF. three times. VS The Hawks were getting the BM UIE SHE SNICK OOLUB. AS T r u s t e e o f th e b a e sn ic x better of it behind Means, who FAMRY TRUST DATED AUGUST. rushed for a team-high 74 yards TW 7.ETA L. DEFENDANT!*) on 21 carries, but could not dent NOTKS OS ACTION the scoreboard until quarter­ CONSTRUCTOR M R V K * back Gentry Jackson avoided a TO: Untnwm U naAoanaa at Ha C loss and hit Wilson Jackson with a 31-yard touchdown pass with 7:56 left in the fourth quarter. It is said that football is a ame of inched and it was B ar t h ursday as a Seminole defend­ er had a dean shot at sacking Gentry Jackson for a long loss, but missed the tackle and Jackson threw the touchdown Spruce Creek is now 6-1 over­ all and 4-0 in 5A-4. The Hawks will host Lake Howell in anoth­ er district game next Friday at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium starting at 7 3 0 p.m. H A W K S 14, F IG H T IN G S E M IN O L E S 7 S p ru e, C n tk 7 0 0 S f f n tn t) U 0 7 0 t i n t Q tu iU i ■w\ The Tribe also had Gentry SC _ Mean* 2 run (Full Kick) Jacksop.pctuied up in the backS fra n d Q u i t f f S , Pm n rtt 43 p i n In m Locke (G ro o m kick) ficld on a third down and three Third Quarter play late in the game, bul the N(3 pairing nifty QB avoided the tackle and Fourth Quarter SC _ W . Jjck ju n 31 pjiBB from C . fjckictn (’Full got the first down that allowed kick) the visitors to run out the clock. TEAM STATISTICS Despite the loss, Bennett again F lfit down* Spruce Creek 12* Seminole 10. had a good night, rushing for a Ruth tag _ Spruce Creek 3S-I49; Seminole 32game-high 83 yards on 18 car­ 113. PABdfig _ Spruce Creek 6 -^ 0 ; Seminole 2-11ries and also catching the 43rd touchdown pass. Ramonc Potting yardage _ Spruce Creek M ; Seminole ines also had a decent night, 67. catching a 24-yard pass and car­ F tu n b lr t-M mSpruce Creek 145* Seminole 2* rying the ball once on an endPenal lira _ Spruce Creek 9-68; Seminole 6-30. around for 11 yards. Punting _ Spruce Creek 5-177; Seminole 4193. Groover also continued to INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS impress, punting the ball four RUSHING _ Spruce Creek. M eant 21-74* G times for a 48.25 yard per kick Jackson 8-39, McHugh 9-36; Seminole; Bennett average. T\vo punts were over 184 3 , R Kainet H I . Hunter 2-6, Griffin 1-3, 50 yards and the shortest of the Harris 1-3, Torata 1 3 . A. Rain* 2-2, Locke 6-2PASSfNG _ Spruce Creek: G. Jackson 6 9 -0 , night was 38. '60; Seminole; L o w 2-1H , 67. Seminole, which fell to 5-3 RECEIVING . Spruce Creek: W. Jackaon 2overall and 3-2 in district, will 34, Justice M 2 . Uaasance H I . Mean* 1-2. McHugh 1*1; Srminole: Bennetf 1-43, I t Raines look to right the ship in a non­ 1-24 district game against a tough PUNTING _ Spruce Creek: McHugh 3-177 Merritt Island Mustangs squad (35.4), Seminole: Groover 4-193 (4803). on the east coast next Friday starting at 7:30 p.m. S L ym an B m n c * Fam*r Turn M M L y a t -C la s s ic CH EVRO LET C o m m e r c ia l T r u c k S a le s All Your Commercial Truck N eeds Sales • Parts •Service r »Hf Sell Smile*! O ver 2 0 0 In Stock Ready For Im m ediate Delivery For Appointm ents Call: 877-464-4128 940 State Road 434 South Altamonte Spring*, FL 32713 financing and Leasing Available S aIm Mow * Mon- frt. 8 3 0 *m -5 30pm S *l. 9 0 0 Ain • 3 0 0 pm Service H our* M on.-III. 7 0 0 0 0 0 S al 8 0 0 - 5 0 0 �P a g e 4H Sunday. October 22 2000 T he S eminole H erald LEGALS • I NOTICC TO THE PUBLIC None* to hereby given tw l ■ Pubic Hearing wdi ba held by tto Planning IZonmg Commitaion m the City Commrteion Chamber*. C*y Hal. Sardord. Florida. at T OO p m on Tfvrediy H ow n to t 2.2000 to corv ■On tha Mowing cnanga and a i w d i w t to aw Zoning Ordnance ol tto Cay ot 8antord. Samnoto Couity, nortda. Ratonng from UR 2 , MuflyAa FamJy Raaalantial To trial of OC-2. Oanaral LEGAL DESCRIPTION PARCEL I (KIMCO PARCEL) A paroai ot land lying m tto SE 1/4 ol Sacbon II. Townatap TO aouth. Ranga 30 aast. Samnoto County. Florida bang daicrttod a t toaowa Commaneng at tto NEcomar ol tto aloraaaid SE 1/4 d Section II a a rd l number 00I2T3S. ol tto raoorda ol tia Ftonda Dapartmard ol Natural Itaaourtaa. Ouraau d Survayng and Maopng. fun 8 O TH TTW along tto aaatorty hna ol tfto aaid SE 1/4 ol Saction I I , TOO 04 laat to tfto aoutiarty ng/4 ol way Ira ol AAIERI CANA BOULEVARD and tto POINT OF BEOINNINQ. twnca o n e te * W along aald aaalaity ana. 118281 toal to tto SE comar ol tto north 1/2 ol tia SE 1/4 ol tto aJoraaaO SE t/4 ol Sacaon It; ta n o a N 891SS7-W along tha aouth bto ol ira aaid north 1/2. 504 « t laat; twnca N T J R i F E . 2 3 * 5 4 laat. twnca N M '2 1 'lt' W. 4 1 0 0 toal. twnca N J3 M 4 r E . 7 S 0 0 toal; twnca N 85*21TrW . 54 3T, twnca N 63 4 1 i r w 47 05 toat twnoa N M -2 1 'ir w 1 (0 0 toat twnoa 8 23-384FW . 4 0 * 4 laaL tan o a N M * 2 n t ' W. 34824 laat twnoa N 23*3842* E. 138 00 laat twnoa N M * 2 r t r W, 285 00 toat twnoa N 23*3849* E. 14725 toat tan o a N M 'Z r ir w . 27 00 laat twnca N 23*3849*E. 187.79 toat twnca 8 ee-Zt’i r E . 3 I2 00 toat twnoa N 23*35 49"E. 81 SO toat tw nca 8 ee-2rt| -E. ttsw i toat twnca N 23*3849* E. 98 00 toat twnca 8 M -2 11 I T . 220 84 toat twnca N 47-223TE . 92 04 toat twnca N 23-3849* E. 17433 toat twnca N e e * 2 n r w . 2»S3a toat twnca N 2 3 *3 8 4 8 E. M l 88 toat to tto ak **aafd •outwrty ng/d of way 8n* ol AMERICANA BOULEVARD, ttor 8 71*3r07*E along aloraaaid •outwrty ng|t ol way In*. 45828 toal to tto PCHNT OF BEOJNN1NQ. Conianng 18 934 acraa mar* or tot* PARCEL 2 (HUNTINGTON PAR­ CEL): A portal ol land lying In tw SW t/4 ol Sacton 12. Towralap 20 aoutt Rang* X aaat Samnoto County. Ftonda. bang daacrtwd aa lotowa Commaneng al tto NWoomar ol tto atoraaaid SW t/4 ol Bacton 12 •1 ratorancad on earth ed comar racord numbar 0018735. ol tw raenrda d tto Ftonda Dapartmart or Natural Raaourcaa. Buraau d Survayng and Mapping, run 8 02*1628 W along tto m alady law d tw aaid SW t/4 d Sacbon IE 820 74 tod to tw POtIT OF BEGMNiNG. Thane* 8 35-3F 45T . 200 S3 tool to a laggad haatandi* tow aa dapretod on a aw ay by Amancan Survayng SMappng. Inc. d a ring ratoranca I194C2RH3. datod Jan. 27. 1998. twnoa along aaat tow tw toiowmg 13 couraaa and daianoaa 8 4S*3472*W. 57 58 tod; twnca 8 18-S7-47-W. 55 03 tod. twnoa S 02*5t‘t2*E. 71.73 toat twnca 8 30*43 22*E. 53 I t I d . twnoa • 42*44 o r t . aa.Ot toat tw nca • 26 00 4 r E. 85 08 toat twnoa 8 03*0124* E. 73.48 toat twnoa S Ot’ 4558* E. 11822 toat tan o a 8 00*48*38*W. (7.73 lad. twnoa 8 24*00*3836/. 2 0 3 4 toat twnoa 8 48T3TS*E. 48 5 * tod. tw nca 8 32*0848*E. 5 8 2 8 toat twnoa 8 40*12*32**E. 50 35 toat twnoa N *9*18 57*W dapaitng atoraaaid Itoggad tow. 17223 tod to tw port d Curvatura d a curva concava aoutfwaafarty having a radki* ol 1SO 00 toat twnca torough a oardrd angto d *8*2837* rvn along tw arc d aard cu v* 231.54 tod to a port d cuap lying on tw aloraaaid aa dtity brw d tw SW 1/4 d Sacton I E twnca N 02*1828* E. 108221 lad to tw POINT OF BEGINNING. Coraartng 3 5 2 0 acraa mor* ol toaa PARCEL 3 (SMITH PARCEL): TOGETHER WITH: Thai pan d tw aoutwaal t/4 d Saction i t . Townatap 20 ao u tt Range 30 aaat. Bananoto Courty. (LESS S 221 021. New Upaato. PB 1. Pg <7. Sam tid* Corny. Ftonda 18 30 33-5AF-0000-03*6 . 8 221 0 2 d E 228 82* d Ld M ( U 8 S 75 acre tot honw*l**d )N* » Upada. F S 1. Pg 57, Bamfnda County. Ftortda 19-30-335AF OOOOC38C .75 act* lor homaataad locawd to 8 221 0 2 d E 225 6 2 d Ld 38. Naw upaaia. PB I, PG 57. Samtooi* County. Florida. 15-30-34-3000010-0000 • Sac 34 Tap IBS Rg* 30C. bagn eaor E and 840 5 8 B d tw WW cor d tw BW 1/4. w S 33 0 . W 68O. N 3 3 0 , E 8 8 0 to bag (LESScand and 1 8 acre* tor homo•toad) 19 3034-0018-0000 • Sac 34 Tap 19S Rg* 30C. 8W 1/4 d SW t/4 d WW t/4. 1 8 3 0 3 4 300001C0000 • Sac 34 Tap t9 S Rg* 30E. bag d NW cor d SW t/4 n n E 6 8 0 . 8 840 8 8 W 8 8 0 N to POBOESS canal) 1 8 3 0 3 4-30000104 )0 0 0 • 1.5 acre homaataad beam to Sac 34 Tap I9 S Rga 30E. bagn 8 8 0 E did 840 8 8 8 d NW cor d SW t/4. n n S 3 3 0 . W 8 8 0 , N 3 3 0 . E 8 8 0 to POO(LES8carwf) Tha property bang m an garwnty daacrtwd aa 850 VWan Read. The Planting 52or*ng Cornmiadon a ll aubrn* a mccmmandaton to tw Cay Commlaaton In favor d , or anwnWrwnl The Cty Cnmnaadcn a d held a Pubic Hearing to tw Commlaaton Room to Cty Hal, Sardord. Ftonda d TOO p m on Novartwr 13.2000. to ccnakter aa/d Commlaaton may ptooa oondeona upon tw retoning by maarw d a davatapmant order. Al parttoa to H a n d and cftiana d w i hav* an apportufty to ba heard al aard haannga (•chad S id . Ctwtondi PWnrang IZontog Cnmnaadon ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: * a par •on daddaa to ippad ■ dadaton mada w *i raapad to any maaar oorv •Idarad d tw ebon* madtog or hearing, hdatw may naad ■ nrbatni record d tw pnoaadnga todudng noonl la n d prodded by tw Cty d Bantord (FS 2 8 * 0 108) PERSONS WITH DISAMUT1ES NEED4NQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE H ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 33855 2 5 a HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETV4Q. Putrth O dobd 22.2000 T153 M D M CMCUT COURT OF THE EKMTUNTH ju a c tA L a R c u r r MAND FDR 5CMMOLS COUNTY. F E S NOj 0B 868C P IN RE ESTATE OF LOLA WALTON NOTICC OF AD5MSTRATXM Ttw xtoanwtaaon d tw aatoto d LOLA WALTON, dacaaaad. F5a Nuidwr 08853C P , la pandng to tw Orcua Court tor Samtoola Coudy. Ftortda. Probata DhrW/on, ttw a d d *** d which b X I N Part Annua. Santord, F t, 32771. Tha namaa and addaaaaa d tw paraorv t raoraaantotrt and tw pamonal flttomvy i n •#( «M — hil M EM ALL MTERE8TED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Ai paraerw an wham 84a note* la aanrad who hav* rtbacb ena a id rtwlrnga tw vOdry oi tw w*L tw d tw . aantdhr*. vanua, or )wladdton d tea Coen am ragdrad to ■ * tw * obRenona wan tea Court WITMM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE n R S T PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THE SERVICE OF A COPY OF TWS NOTICE ON THEM. AJ cradaon d tw amandnara. The Cay Commmron a d hold 8 P i t * Hading to tw Commlaaton Room In Cay H a , Santord. Ftonda d 7C 0 p jn . on Novambd 17,2000, to conahtor u d M TH BCM CUT COURT OFTHB1STH JUOICtAL QRCUIT OFFLORBM W ANO POM (COUNTY m end la not provided by toa Cay d Santord (FS 2 *8 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR TOFATE M ANY OF THESE PROCEED4NGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3 3 8 5 8 2 8 a HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEEDNO PubtdiOctotwr 22. 2000 T IM dnardnwnt to aw Zonmg Ordnance d tw Cay d Sardord. Samnoto County. Ftonda R ajen n g tram AO. Agnedturd To r.ri d SR 1. SngW Fam»y DwoOnQ liaaatonaal LEGAL DESCRIPTION 18 30-335Af 0X 0C 3SA - E 225 5 2 d I d 38 CIVE ACTION CAM NO. 9T-81I8CA DIVISION 14-K MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. ALTON COLEMAN MCA ALTON CCOL£UAN.daL Datondanka). NOTICC OF FOMCLOSURf BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauani to an Order Raacfwdulmg Kkwua Sato dtoad October 17. 2 X 0 and ertorad to C at* NO. 972I2S-CA d tw e n d Court d tw EIGHTEENTH JudcW C tcu l to and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftortda whereto MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY, la tw P ta rtR did ALTON COLEMAN AAC/AALTON C. COLEMAN. : KAREN CHAVIS; ; TENANT 91 M VA TRACY POL­ LARD; ; SEMINOLE COUNTY; ; CENTRAL F L EDUCATORS FED­ ERAL CREDO* UNION,; SANFORD ARMS ASSOCIATES. LP. DWA CEDAR CREEK APARTMENTS; d * m u r s n or N n , Ii wm m 4u ni rI n^v* Ml tnd b u t MMk lor qm Ii d VMt kora door d tw 8EMM0LX Couty CourThoua*. aantord. Corlda d 11 -OOAM, on tw 1 4ti day d M ■- —-m. *■ * •aid FViai Judgnwr*: LOT 54. MONROC MEADOWS. TO THE PLAT BOOK 48. M O S S 16 AND 17. PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOROA. AiK/A i l l KELLY CIRCLE. SAN­ FORD, FL >2773 WITNESS MY HAND and tw aad d tt o Coul on Octobd 17X000. (SEAL) Maryann* Mom* Ctork d 9w CboUl Court ByMary8bm«w Deputy Ctork EdwrtrrW SAaaoototoa, PA. PO . Boa 25015 to taa 1al no ood to you. provtMion oI c tr tin ii>t>t>nrr P ita ** cordacl Court kdnrtaaaann a 201 k Park Awnua, Sardord. Ftortda » n i . Illaphcm nundwr (407)885-4227. wdan 2 working dayi d you rncaipi d tea dooumara. I hearing impawad. (TOO) 1800-855-8771 P u H d k G o H b d t2 .I9 .2 0 X T1S8 M THS c s tc u n * COURT OF THS BQHTSSNTH OFFLORBM RayC WaAon 137 Martwr 8 r t d AAamonw Sponga. FL D .I Florida Bar *0048043 PG Boa 2520 Sardord. F I 32772-2920 (407)322-8012 Pubiah October (2 . 28.2000 Tt54 IC A I4-W a Mortg Corporation M/i CtwrMcal RMKtemial U ortgioi Corporation ( V i Margataaan SCempany. toe.. Va M m Otoe Ricardo Uto Onu. J r ; Tha Unknown H art, davtaaea. ctonang by. torougR. i n t o or agatod Ricardo Ld * Onu. rtaraan d .__ _ unknown paraonft) to poaaataion d tw aublad rad preparty 9 1 ;____ inknown paraonfa) to poaaaaalon d tw adaRa tad property *2. t twig, and a l ir tr a e n panwa claanaig by, tn u R L itodd rtdanitonta) who are not known to b* dead or a r t * , whether aaid NOTICC OF ACTXM NODCS TO THS PUBLIC No*c* l* hereby gw*n tod a Pift*c Hading wft tw IwM by tw Ftorrtng AZorvng Commaaton to tw Cty Comraaawn Chambara. Cay HaE Santord. Ftonda. d TOO pm on Thuradjy. Novambd 2.2000 to cotv THBCMCWT COURT OFTH I DOMTEINTH ju o a c u L CMCurr PIANO FOR BCMMOLB COUNTY, i d tw « r * puMcaton ol tto Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE F ltS T PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THE SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICC ON THEM. Al otwr eradtore d tw dacadad damanda agatod tw daoadtnra aatato mud ■ * Iw t datow aHti tto Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THU NOTICC M X CLAIMS. DCMANOS ANO OBJECTION NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data d tw trd pubteaton d t t o No*oa la Octobw 22.2000. Plarvang AZenmg ADVICE TO D M PUBLIC: t a p * * •on daddaa to « p a d a daeWton mad* *Wi rnapad to any mdtor conardarad d tw abort madtog or hearing. ha/dw nwy naad a awtwam racord d tw prooaaWnga tochxkng Coda* ASUwlaraki. P A 4010 Boyaooul Dodavard S u m 450 Tamp*. FL 33807 on or baton titty daye (rom tw daw d tw 5rd pubteaton d tto note* and Ha tw ongmal toto tw dark d tto Court tahar baton earvtc* Plainwra aitomay or Immadala/y twraaltor. otwratoa a dalaUI w* ba anaarad agatod you tot tw raid damandad to tw oomptotol NOTE: Puauart to tw F a t Dad Cdlaciion Pracbca* Act you a n adulead tw l tto tow tom to deemed to ba a d*H odtoctor aaampang to cot acl a dad and any totormaaon odatoad *>■ ba utad tor tw l purpOM. WITNESS my hand and Vw M d ol Mid Court on OCT I I 8000, (SEAL) Maryann* Mona Aa Ctorti d tw Court ByRutiKtog Aa Deputy dark COOEJS 5 STAYRARSKI. P A 40101 BUto4S0 Tampa, FL 3 3 X 7 Talaphona (113)877-0008 C45 4 1 0 0 0 0 8 8 8 PdWahOcaobar 22. 29.2000 T155 on whom a copy el tea Commencing d tw aad 1/4 eonwr d aaid Sacbon i t , TownaNp 20 aouth, Ranga 30 a a a t run B 02*1(28* W along tw aad In * d tw aad aoutwaal 1/4 d Sacbon 11, 483 3 * tod to tw POMT OF BEGMNMQ. twnca corwnu* 8 02*1(20* W atong aad In*. 2 3 3 15 tod to tw norti Rrgto d Way In * d Amencarw Doutovard. twnoa N 71*31*07- W along aad norti R<F*-d Way In*. 4 3 * 44 tod. twnca N 25*471 r E. 2 2 5 4 6 toat twnca 8 7 I-3T 42T . 144 M tod to to* PONT OF BEOMNWQ. Coraartng 2 011 acraa mar* or toat. Told 8 1 * Coraartng 24.485 acraa m o rao to aa The property bang mere g*n*ra»y daacrtwd a * 3*63 Orlando Dnm Tha Ptorrtng XZordng Cammwaton a d aubnw a raoomnwnddton to tw Cay Commwdon In lavor al. or Commadon may ptooa eondaorw upon tw ruorang by nwana d a dtvatopnwra orctor. AJ panwa to taarad and ed m w d w i hav* an opportuiay to tw hoard d aad haannga YOU ARE NOTIFIED tw l an acton •or lomdoaurt d morlgag* on tw (slowing dako trad prepacy LOT 42. DCERSONQ 2. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK 44 PAGES n . 28 ANO 29 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. F1GRK3A tw* bean Nad agatoat you and you art ragurad to l arva a copy d your wrtwn datanata. 9 any. to E on KIMBCRLY A MATUUS, Aaorrwy tor tw IU. Tha Unknown H art, davwaaa. tora. iruaiaai. or otwr daatwrto ctonang by. tao u d i. under or agaawi Ricardo Uto Otoi. daca aaad t krwig and a unknown paid** ctonang by. twouRi. under and dar*(i) who art net known to ba dead or ala*, whatwr laid unknown panwa may d am an tototaal a* « uauwwn and whoa* tad known COUNTY CA M NO. 88CA-148T-14-W FIRSTAR BANK. N X MVa STAR BANK. N X iiK tu in t by m a n d w*tl GREAT FINANCIAL SANK. FSB. v*. SUCCESSFUL INVESTMENTS. MC. aa Truatoa h r Tiud 107-K 8URNA CONSTRUCTION. *4C aa Truatoa tor Trvwi 1H. WESLEY 8ZANYL aa Truatoa tor Trud 10. PARESH N. VAJOYX JOSEPH E. ALTKR and JOOCLL M. ALT1ER CITY OP SANFORD. STATE OF FIGRKM DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE a n d a n irtnownparton to ...............nr d tw m d proper- *1. - ■■*i). TO; WESLEY 8ZANYI I a rt*, and f dead, a parttoa ctolmtog rte n a t by. tomugR. m tor or agatod WESLEY SZANYI. and M parttoa haatog or ctototng to hav* an yr t g l R t o d M a m d to tw p ia p arty harato daaertoad YOU ARE NOTWED twr m acaon tor F on doaua d Mortgage on tw LOT 244. WEKIVA HUNT CLUB FOX HUNT SECTION 2. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEROP AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK IE PAGES *4 . THROUGH ST. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FIGRKM. a V a 107 lldrtam an Ortv*. Longwood. FL 32778 a n ngurad to ta n a a copy d yeu wraton daianaaa. I any. to X on Lynn* M. French. Attorney tor PtolrM. whoa* addnaa la Buto 2 X . 1570 Madruga Avarua, Cord uaUea. n u ld a X I 4 8 whch a wdi to twty (10) day* dtor tw 5rd puUcaao n d ta a N o a ca a n d d a tw o n g mafiwn tto Ctork d tow Couladw r batom aarvica on PtatodTa dtonwy or mmaddaty twraaflar, otoanmaa a dalaUI wR b* amend agatod yau tor tw r*4d demanded to to* oomp k rt. WITNESSmy hard and toa aad d toh Court tod 18 day d OCT. 2 X 0 (SEAL) Maryann* Mote* Aa Ctork d tw Court SyiRutoKtog Aa Deputy Ctork 4 a apaedi accommoddton to partdpad to tod precaadtog ahodd con­ tact ADACoordtoalor al Samtood C outy Courthoua*. X I N. I Avanu*. Sua* N X t. Santord. Ftortda 32771, d d ad r t * daye prior to to* proc aac Tadphona (407)323-4330 a i t 4277 1 -8 X 855X 771 (TDD) or 1 - 8 X 5555770 (V) vd Ftonda Rady P u U d iO d cb d 2 2 .2 5 .2 X 0 T157 M THS CMCUTT COURT. 21QHTE2NTH JUOICUL CMCUTT, MAND FOR SEMNOLE COUNTY, PROBATE DRrtSKM Cam Na. 0 8 8 8 1 -CP M RE THE ESTATE OF ERVM J. BOOTH NOT1CS OF A05SMSTTMT10H The artoWidamon d tw aatad d ERVM J . BOOTH d r a n a i l F I* Nudwr 2 0 X 8 9 1 -CP, d pandtog to tw Cbout Court tor Samtood Couty. Florida. P n d b DMaion, toa addram d ahkh d POSoa Santord. a 11772. The and addmaam d toa paraond ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTYTEO THAT AJ paraona on aJiom tod notoa d thartnga tw vaaedy d tw wd. t any, tw gwdkaatini d tw pamond rapraiintatia. venue, or (addo•on d tod ooul am ngum d to da tw * ofe)*caona w*h to* ooul WITH­ IN THS LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THM NOTICE OR THrtTTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ai cradaon d toa dacadam and otwr paraona having datow or on whom a copy d tod note* d aarmd a4hto tome mentoa ahar tw dda d tw d d pUXatton d ta* court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THM NOTICC OR THMTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THM NOTICE ON THEM. Al otwr o a d to il d tw ooul WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THM NOTICS. OBJECTIONS NOT SO P U D W E I BE FOREVER BARRED. The ddd d to* Bid puModton d tod raao ad October 2 2 .1 X 0 Evelyn L Booto 2747 Waaton Lana Ortanto, Ftortda 3M 10 m i BdndtogBM fonvda, Fla. 12210 504/3M-3B40 Fd. Bar 0085871 PubNtoGctobw 22 .2 1 . SOX T IM COUNTY. a O R lO X LYING WITHM AN EASTERLY EXTENSION OF THE NORTH ANO SOUTH BOUND­ ARY LINE OF LOT 8. BLOCK a LAKE KATHRYN PARK 6TH AOCHDON. PLAT BOOK 15. PAOE8 47 ANO a . PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA SAID PARCELS WESTERLY BOUNDARY BE MG THE REAR OF THE ABOVE SAID LOT X ANO THE EASTERLY BOUNDARY BE INO THE HELEN STREET RIGHT-OFWAY. *3 4 N Winter Park Dr. Cat aatoarry. FL 32707 at p d * aad. to to* ladwal m d bad bidder, tor caah. al tw wad kont door d tw Sanunol* County Courthoua*. Santord. Ftonda, al 11 X AM on Novambar 14 .2 X 0 Datod October 17.2000 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT ByMarySbouto Deputy Clari to accordance wdi tw Americana Wth Dwabm aa Ad . paraona wlto daabaawa naadmg a apacdI accom­ modation to pamepaw to tod pith caadng ahodd contact ooul Addndtaaon al ddpnona i u i a * (407)886-43 X . nd lalar tout aavan IT) day* prior to tw pmcaadng it twartng knpakad. (TOO) 1 X 8 8 5 8 8771. or V040* (V) 1 -8 X 9 5 5 8 7 7 0 , da Florida Relay Service Maaon XAaaocWtoa. P X 17757 U S I t Nonh. Sue* S X Cdanaawr. FL X 7 8 4 (7 2 7 )5 X 3 X 0 Pubiah October 22. 29. 2 X 0 T IK M THS CMCUTT COURT IN AND FOR MkMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE MVWON CAM NO : 0 8 * *t-C P IN RE THE ESTATE OF OOLDiE LEE. NOn e t OF ADMMMTRATIOH The ackrwvatrahon d toa aalato d OOLDIE LEE. dacaaaad. F I* Nurtwr X 8 9 8 C P d pandng to to* C*cu* Court tor Samtooto. Ftonda. Pmbato Dhtoion. to* a d d ** * d which d P.O. Drawer C, Sardord. Florida 12771. The namaa and d toa pamonal rapmaantw peraend mpmaamatomY aaomay am a d tarth batow. ALL MTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT) A* paraona on whom tod noaoe d mho hav* obtaclton* tod l tw vaidfy d t w w d . tw d toa peraond rapmd tod Court am ragdmd to ■• tw * wth tod Ooul WITHM T t i i LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST FUEUCATKM OF THM NOTICt OR THUTTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THM NOTICE ON THEM. AJ cradaon d tw dacadam and her paraona he ring datow or ananda agatod dacadanfa aatata on whom • copy of Vift noOoo li i m t d i W n Vvw morthi ofiw t o d m of Vto dm pubteaton of f a nu*e* m id Sd to at ctoiiw artto 85a Court WITHM THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THM NODCC OR THMTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF M R V ice OF A COPY OF THM NOTICE PLOMDA CAM NO. OO-OX-4182-OaN-Q PROSATS MVMION F»* N a: 08882-CP IN RE. ESTATE OF EOITH ELLIS OISMUAfi EDITH L DtSHMAN. aft/1 ANO NOTICt OF ADMNMTRADON Dw ad idnwbaaon d tw aama d EDITH ELLIS 01 SHUAN k V l EOITH L DISHUAN. dacaaaad. F I* Number 00-892-CP. id pandng to tw O o u l Court tor Samtooto Couty. Ftonda Probate DMaion. adtkaaa d which h X I Nodi Park Avanua. Santord. Ftonm 12771. Dw name and adikm d tw par- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. AMparaona on whom td i noaoa la eh alanga tw mkkfy ol guaMcaborw d tw penond npra•amatm. vanua or |ula*8on d tm Cout am rngukad to ft* tw * cbRcaon* wan tw Court WITHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCADON OF THM NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THM NOTICE ON THEM. AJ cradaon of tw er Court WITHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICt OR TT5RTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THM NOTICE ON THEM Al otwr cradaon d tw daoadwd datow ot NOTICS OF ACTION TO. Jaftay Bam** 1722 37ti SL Ortanto, FL 3 2 X 8 YOU ARE NODFICO tod an acion you an ngum d to aarm a copy d ftan datonaaa 2 any; to I on Batna* who** a m * * * 4 507 Bprtog Oak* BNd. A lim Sprtoga. FL 32714 on or baton Nomnftar X 2000. and i t tw ortgp nd *4to toa Ctorti d tola Court d X I N Paik Am. Bantord, FL 12772 baton een4ce on Padtonar or hm ad d d y twmaftar. « you Ml to do ao. R may ba antorad agatod you m*M damandad to to* pa*- K Copl i i d d ooul docunama to tola ----- ■- * »- - - -w- - --- -- - ■-* 1 •wwBf OfOirt, flam fl^^flflOifl d tw Ctorti d tw Ckodl CouTa Ybu m id heap toa Ctorti d tw Ckodl C o u rt Oftca noatod d y au ouram addnaa (you may fta Noaoa d Curare Adftam. Ftortda Famty Farm 12.115). F U u * papan to tea towaul a ft ba iwajtod to toa aftft on noord d tw ctorkY oftoa. WARMMQ: RUa 1 2 J 2 X Ftot Fam»y Law Ruto* d Prooadura, Faftm to comply can n a ift to aanoHone, iKhidng damtoad or aototog 0( plMdrigi DATED Octobar 4, 2 X 0 CLERK OF THE CMCUT COURT O r BUonm Paopto* Deputy Ctork P u b 5 d tO o to b u X 1 X 2 2 .2 9 .fO X aalato mud tot tw * datow WITMN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THM NODCE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOSANO OBJECTIONS NOT 1 0 FXEO WXL BE FOREVER BARRED. Dw dato d tw M piftaedtan d tm NoMca la Octobar 22, 20X LYNN KNOWLTON 78 Lawn S b a d Oviedo. Ftortda 127*5 HTHKM CUrr COURT FIRST UWON NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL S A W OP MONTH CAROLINA. SUCCES SO R BY MERGER TO MUST UMON NATIONAL BMM OP FLOROA, MARGARET X WHARTON M arganIX Wharton. P X P. O. Boa 521172 Ortado, FL 32762 (407)3M-7183 Ftortda Bar No 292151 Pift8ah.Octab*r 22. IS , 2 X 0 T in THE DEVISEES, g ra n tees, CREDITORS, T R U ST tES. OR OTMDI CLASiANTB CLAMPKI BY. THROUGH UMMR. OR AOABMT ROBERT X CIUOTT. dd. lm to fi so I. Protect: A/B-X07-0(VJVP. Profad D m Emergency Od Unari Ooourwm *10071. Oua Dato: X M B S d 2 0 0 M X toed 2. Prcfact B/D-2S4-X/JVP. Pid ad DM: Ooul Raaurtactoa- Docunon *2841. Du* Data: NamMbar X M S X d 2 X PM, toed torw. To gwramaa laoaftl d adduida I to tw laapon m n d naponaMfty to oomad to* tanwwt* County Puthaafng Dkndon prior to toa taed racaMng data d aubmatatortilda. MODOi OP ACTION TOt LUCX11 a m ilOTT, AS AN HEM OP THE ESTATE OF ROftERT X ELUOTT, DECEASED LAST KNOWN/ CAM NO. 6 S C X 8 S H 8 0 JOSEPH E. ALDER and JOOCLL ALDER. PARESH N .V N O Y X d d . NOTICE OF NOTICE M HEREBY GIVEN tod a utdan kgnart. tw Cdrk d tw CboUl Ooul tor Samtooto Couty. Ftortda. uidar and by virtue d tw tw 1M l * y d October. 2 X 0 . to toal dto oauaa pandtog to tw Ctrcua Court d tw righto «nto Juddtol CboUl d Ftortda, to and h r Samtooto Couty. Ftortda. batog C M Acion 0 0 -C A -8 X I4 0 . to which JOSEPH X ALDER and JOOELL ALDER am tw PlatoMa did PARESH N. VAIOYA d tw DtdndanL and uidar and by rtrtua d tw term* d to* add Summary Ftod Judgrwm wd odar h r aad d p U * outory to toa Mgfwd and bail bkkdr tor cadi d tw Waal From Door d tw Bamtoda Coutooum. M l North Park Amnia. Sardord. Ftortda on tw 14tl day d Novambar. 2 0 X . d tw h ou d 1 1 X a m . tw aama batog a d g d aatoa day and toa h ou a togd h ou d aad. tw md Dw data d t w 2m publraaon d Id * Noaoa d October 22. 2 0 X . Fanond Rapneamator* MARK3NLEE. JR. WXUAM H. MORISSON. ESQUIRE T i n Eouti U.X U daaay 17-82 Fam Park. Ftortda 1Z 7X Tdaphona: X T f t X I M * Aaorrwy lor Fanond Rapnaamdhw P U *h G d o tw r 2 2 .2 X 2 X 0 T151 M THE COUNTY COURT OF THE OONTEENTH JO E ELUOTT. AS AN H ER OP THS ESTATE OP ROBERT X ELUOTT DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: tog. u T T in y a rta * appartotot^Td batog aoM to aatdy add Judgmam. DATED Ida ITto day d OdotM. D id Carlato Candomtdun Pared Known Aa Una No. X I . Sandy Com. A Condondfdun and An Undvk .0038232 totond In Dw Land. M THS CSICUIT COURT OF THS SnKTUM TH COUNTY, 1 CA-14-P COMPANION MORTGAGE. A DELAWARE CORPORATION. MICHAEL a BARBOUR and DONNA BARBOUR, hd W *r. and UNKNOWN TENANTBA3WNERS. N O D CSO FSA LI Noaoa d hereby grmn tod. pu•uam to tw O n d r u Ftod Judgmam and to tea caua* to tw Caoui Court d Samtood Coudy. Ftonda. I Sarnrad Couty. Ftonda. daacrtwd LGT X BLOCK a LAKE KATHRYN PARK STH ADOmON. ACCOROMG TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK IX M O E S 47 ANO 44. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. F1GROA ANO THAT FART OF LOT M . BLOCK D D R MITCHELL'S SUR­ VEY OF THE MOSES E. LEVY GRANT. PLAT BOOK I. RAGE 6. FUBUC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE CMLACDOH C A M MOJ 98-1199 CA FWST UMON NADONAL SANK. ANGIE PATTUFOOT. a id . TO NODCS OF ACTION ANO« PATTUFOOT LAST KNOWN ADORESX SM O ootonD r Ortodo. F l 37765 CURRENT ADORESS: UNKNOWN THE UNKNOWN HEMS, OEVMEEX ORANTEEX AS8K1NEEX LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEES. OR OTHER CLAMANTS CLAMNO BY. THROUGH UNOER. OR AOAMST LEROY WKJUAMX DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADORE S3 UNKNOWN JAMES WXUA5M LAST KNOWN ADORESX 2 X North Dartdon Sbad Ovkado, FL 327*5 CURRENT ADORESX UMDJOWN W XUS LOTT LAST KNOWN ADORESX Chtoda.F L 127*5 PEARL LOTT LAST KNOWN ADORESX Ovtoda FL 127M S U M INC. 0J8/A FACTORY OUTLET. A DMSOLVEO CORPO­ RATION LAST KNOWN ADORESX ANY AFC ALL UFOOeOWN PARD S S CLAftjmO BY. THROUGH UNDER. ANO AOAMST D M IMRMN NAMED SOVDUAL DEFENDANTS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO S B DEAD OR AUV*. WHETHER S A B UNKNOWN PARDftftMJFr CLAJU AN ftfTERSST j» " S S a K M T 5 f ( S S S r " CLAMANTS I LASTKNOWN puchadng or c a l 407-*08-7111 P u M d iO o a o b u tX B X T184 La w ------ I n .i iyobcs ■ n. m»■ nvn nCDTIOUt MANS ii engagad to buafewm d 2712 Ca Way I d a Muy. Fl 2 T 4 X Stood Couty. “ “ N to m d l I Intond to ragtotor aad a Dtototon d TMdwaaaa, Fkvkto. to I • fli prwwone 9 n 1 Nam* S to M **. to-WX • 85X . Ftortoa B H 9 II1 1951. Sonde Furor PUftah: Octobw 2 2 .2 X 0 T IM LOT E X FOURTH ADOtnON,: TO THE P U T TH RECOROEO M P U T P * QC(«) 4 X OP D M REOORDS OF Ttw Dmyha Corporation Comptotd a WITHES* MY HANO and to* aad of M * Court on tola 03 day d OCT, Com/Sardord. va. COA ENTERPRISES, M C , A DISSOLVED FLOROA CORPORATION. UNKNOWN PARTIES W POSSESSION. NODCS OF BALE NOTICE M HEREBY GIVEN tw l on tw 18 ti day ci November 2 X 0 d 1 1 X a m d tw Waal Fiord Door d tw Sam tiod C outy Ooutwuaa. tw utoanlgnad Ctork wd oBar tor Orlando. PuddhOctobar * 2 .2 * . SOX Fifth T IS * M THECMCUTT COURT OF THS SIOHTESMTH D M SOUTH 10b FEET OF LOT X ' MARDNS F U R ACOOROftO TO THE FU T D M R E O F AS RSOORDB > M FLAT BOOK T, FfkOE 7B ' FU8UC RECOROS OF SCWNOLE' COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER YWTH A MORAS HOME LOCATED THERSON AS A PERMANENT FU ­ TURE AND APPURTENANCE COUNTY. CA M M L 88A 3T-C C -X F 8ANOY COVE CONOOMMXJM ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE. M C , a n d tor proft Ftortda Couty. Ftonda and daacrtwd a* Idn LEO LOT 244 WEKIVA HUNT CLUB FOX. HUNT SEC X F S 18 PQ S8L87 The property aJoraaakL togatoar (»mfl___ Maryam* Mona C to rk d to a C to Jl ACounty Courta Samtood County. Ftortda By Mary Saocpa Aa Deputy Cwn, looaW .* Aaomey tor Oray. Hand XRobtoaon, P X , OonaMF.Eaftigw. Shard Samnoto County. Ftonm By Deputy Shard l l d t u * Motor NOTICE RE0ARD8K1 THE AMER•CANS WITH DMASXJTIES ACT OF 19SX PERSONS WITH A DISAOOJ. TYNEEDtaa SPECIAL ACCOMMO­ DATIONS TO RARDCMATE M THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THS ENFORCEABLE WHTTB ■ECTION OF THE CIVX DIVISION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFICE. I K BUSH BLVD. SANFORD. FLORIDA AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS (4 0 7 )3 X 8840 TTO (407)323-3323 Wdi Sato Hold On: Nommbu 1. 2X 0 PuHohOctobu X IX 2 2 .2 9 .2 X 0 TM CURRENT iM w r a C M v y iw w r a o * . . For kdormalon on any d toa C o u ty SCCpraJocla “ 0u m b p a s* M court WITHM THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCADON OF THM NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WXL tw S an d id t C outy Coutooum to Sardord. Ftortda tw Above daacrtwd proparty Thd add tala to bung mam to tap wry to* tarnw d tola Wm d C rp inaii Apputanam TO S a d tto* Al In Accordance Wdh Tha Subject To Dw Covorwrda, Condftona, naalrtcltona. Tarnw And Otwr Proilalona 01 Dw Dadwdton Ol Condonwdun Ol Sandy Com . A Condominium Aa Recorded In O ftdd Raoorda Booh 1310. T 1344 Of Dw Pubic Raoorda d Denanod Coudy. Ftortda. mama, kituroa. appaanooa. and apputorwnoaa on aold dnd « uaad to coryuicaon twnddtL Dw atoraaaid aad wS ba mam p u •uard to a Bunnwry Ftod Judgman am end to CM N a X -437C C -20-F pandng to tw C outy Court d tw aURdanti J u d e * C kaJI to and tor Samtood Couty. Ftonm. Dadd Ida 1 *ti day d October. 20X MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT By Mary Saouw Deputy Ctork t you a n a pardon wdh a ftaaddy who naadi any accommodaaon to order to paraapda to Ida prxxa tog. you a n atddl a l at no ood to you. to tw prmdlon d oartdn aaawlanot Ptaaao earned Court Adndnwbabon al X I N. Park Avanua. SUM N X t. Sardord. FL 32771 (407X88-4227 wafan 2 work tog dayt d you ncmpl d Id * noaoa. » you a n hearing or vote* tnpaaed. ea* 1 -8 X 855-8771. HARRY W CARLS. ESO TaytarSCartt. P X . I 5 X SuidM Towu BNd. B u d 820. Orlando. Ftonda 32*10 Pubeen October 2 2 .2 8 . 2 0 X T IM Thuy Nga Pham, NOTICE M HEREBY Q N V i tod by vtrtua d tod certain Wm el Elocution toauad oU ol and u d w tw ta d d tw County Court d Sandnoto Couty, Ftonm. Cam I X C C -60-21-R man • (n d (jdgmerd rendend to toe d o n d ad ooid onto* 14to day d Ju w AG. 2 X 0 (1 t m certain cage an ftM The Draykw Mamma Daratopmard CorponPon ditM Camaga CovtoSardonJ. PtoMdl(a) va. Thuy Nga Pham. DdanmnKt) *4dch d o n a a d WW d Eaaodton a a * m Sianrt to ma m ShaiW d Sornruto Coudy, Ftonm and I ham levtoJ ipon «S toa rtgtd. t m and tdam d d tw ddmdwd(a) to toa blowing daacrtwd property t a d property batog tooadd t o Samtooto Coudy. Ftortda, mom parbedarty dmcrtwd aa tohna: 1182 W ad I f a M Smgka mda mobla home VtotFL8SM t42FK2982aA Sandnoto Coudy, Florida wft d 1 1 X XM . on to* 5to day d Nomnftto X O . 1 X 0 dtor tor add told a d to toa Nghad bddto. FOR CASH M HANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXMHNQ UENX d tw Front (vraaQOoof. d t w a ia p a d tw Samnoto Coudy Coutooum to (SflflCffefldpropflfty That tflid flflifl li bfltng inadi to flfll* tkfl tormt ol KM Wm ol OonakJ F. Eflingtr, fihartl Samtooto County, R ortto ByGapUy Ehudi J. F. Banrwt NOTICC REGARONO THE AMER­ ICANS WITH DMABXIDEE ACT OF 1580. PERSONS WITH ADMASdJTYNEED8/G SPECIAL ACOONSJODATXXS TO PA/mOPATE M THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE EFPORCCASLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CML DIVISION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFICE. 100 BUbH BLVD. SANFORD, FLOROA AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS (407)1104440 TTD (407)323-3323 WWi Sato ftod CH Novambar X 2X 0 PubldiOctobto X IX 2 2 .2 9 .1 X 0 T64 to parttotoato to toto pwaaadna you an wdBad d no aad to you, tor toa d oartdn aaatotonee. (407)0*8-4227. watdn a working day* d y ou n o *M d toto dmw mart. 9 hearing tog d a l (TOO) 1IX 2 X BOX T71 NODCS OP NODCS M HEREBY GIVEN tod by virtu* d to d certain WW d Eaaofton faauad oul d and uidar tw aa d d tw Ckodl C a u l d Broward Coudy. Ftortda Coat 9 9 4 009842 FMCC ipen a and M o n a d ntetowd to tw dnnaalrl court an tw Iftoday dO aptaaftu AG. 19M to tod M Baa m . Rabat! L. ^ ^ m i m jd d i h F ^ d M l N. PaW Amnua Sadord. Ftorkto 12771, totoghom nurftar (407)888-4227, afth h 2 workkig day* d y ou receipt d toto docua a t B hearing (npaaad. (TOO) 16 0 0 *5 8 8 7 7 1 . PiftOdiGetotar I X 2X 2 X 0 T82 “Get ttAll.” YhdiWQMir|Mi)Ou •wrySSg you codd mm M X prupa/y aad propel m aiftactoed vi w n r a v w s n y r ■■■—, nx*v On* Arcac C d J d Bto 10M •VVi 8ARJ04437B0M One Atom C d J d SU I M - Wn On* Kayak ■Paroapoon Ona Bocrra 10 HP ~ Mowar *1X 2141710407 Samnoto County. Ftortda wft d 1 1 .X X R on tw tto day d JUOICUL CMCUT MAND FOR 1FMMOI 9 COUNTY, F0X04471 “ XaaArrwrk E you a n a pataon adto a < add h i In n Dw Marrtag* d . M THE CMCUT COURT M THE CMCUT COURT. MAHDFOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, or I a d e to x wft ba ardamd agaawi you tor tw n d d demanded In tw OomttoMarpatokn. WITNESS MY HANO and toa ta d d toto Court on toto tto day d n w a r r 1000. (MAL)___ Maryann* Mona C totod toaC ou t By-Jana E Jaaaetc DapUy Ctork PX P O . Boa 2 X 1 0 TbmpaFtork and aad to to* h tfwal CASH M HANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXMDNQ UENX M *w From (WtoaqOau, d tw atopa d R acE »i*C aG o r«iP D M ci •£pom Subscribe Today! SeminoleHerald 407/322-2611 t �Tin: S eminole H erald Sunday. Ortolwr 22, 2000 P age 5 B LEGALS n a c n c w T court frtn m t o f th c n w ju d ic ia l an ew M AND FOR U M H O U COUNTY, FLOfflOA CIVA. ACTION C A M NO. 00-1140 OfVISIONL SUNTRUST MORTOAOE. INC SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO CRESTAR MORTOAOE CORPORATION. THOMAS EHMKE MUA THOMAS n , EHMKE. W at. PWandwtf fj) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur man! to ■ Final Judgment ot Mortgage For ectoaure deled October 13. 3000 and arfarad In Cate NO 00-1540 cf fta Clrcu* Court of B e EIGHTEENTH Judoal Cmu* ft and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda n tw K l SUNTRUST MORTOAOE. INC SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO CRESTAR MORTOAOE COR. PORATION, la lha PtaftMf and THOMAS EHMKE MUA THOMAS R EHMKE; THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF THOMAS EHMKE 7W/A THOMAS R. EllMKE N/K/A TRACIE EHMKE. EOUtCREDT CORPORATION OF AMERICA; SEMINOLE COUNTY; a rt Via Datendante. I ■• m b to B e tV e W and baat biddw ha caah w wow S o * door ol lha SEMINOLE County Courlhouaa, aantord, Honda at II.00AM, on fta ItS i day ol Nmambar. 3000. lha following daaotoad propatty a t aal torft to aard Find Judgmarf LOT 30, PRAIRIE LAKE MANORS. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PU T BOOK 11. PAGE TS, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMM0LE COUN­ TY. FLOROA. AKA t »s South SL Fam Para. FL 32730 WITNESS MY HAND and B e taai ol aat C au l on O d d e r 132000 (SEAL) Mary anno Motao dark d B e Ckakl Coui By Mary Slroupa DanuN Clara EChavarria SAoaodatoa, P A PO Boa 2 5 0 IB Tampa, Ftanda 33022-60t t " S e a Americana a * Olaaheaaa Ad II you are a parton wth a dtoatMy oho need* acconrnoddkn to order to pametoda ft Bfa prooaadng. ynt are eroded at no coal to you, toi toe provtaaton ol certain aaalaianca PtaaM canted Cowl Aiaid MUdkn at 301 N Para Annua. Sarford, Florida 33771. Utophona n u rfer (407)000-4337. adhto 3 r a t in g day* ol y o u racapl of H a docu­ ment * hearing ftpokod. (TDD) 1000-905-*77l. Pub»ah October 23 .3 9 . 2000 T130 IN THE DRCUTT COURT CA M HO. OO-CA-1JT9-14-L BANK ATLANTIC. FSB, GENE T. CHAMBERS. Tiwdee to Bontouplqr. DAVID L..W H M 0H D ; P IC ; UNKNOWN TENANT*!; (H T UNKNOWN TENANT NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN tod. pueuarf to toe Find AU g i a l d roradoaua araarad to Eta m e * to toe Cacua C cui d Samtooto O o u H Flonda, l a d aal t ie property dtoah ad to SanVnda County. Florida, Thai certain eondomldun pond known aa Un* Na *43. Ld u Lake Ctob L a CcndomMwn. aoconSng to 30. Pagaa 14 H u 30 d toe M N Ttocordi d SartVnda Couay, Ftartda Mon*, tone* and o la r provtdona d tod Dadaiabcn i t CondomHua. aa codaaiad to O R Book 1640, Paga IS7S tom 1731. d toe PUJto Record* d Samtoda Coufy. Florid* •I pubkc aaia, to B e N(BeW and bad ladder, tor cadi, d 11)00 AM. on Itovontoac I S 3000. d toe Wad Front D o s d toe Bamtode CourHy Cpurftoua*. 301 North Park A«*nu*. Santord. Florid*. A you a n a paraon a*to * c •too naada any aocommo order to partclpda to H a _ vg. you art a d ded, el no cod to you. to toe proddon d certain aaatolance. Pleaaa ceM ad Court Admautrauoa 301 Norto Part Avanua, tu « * N-301, Santord. Florida 33771, totophew (407)3234330. vrtftft I working day* d you racdpi d H o ndlor. * you are hawftg or votoa tapatad. caa 1-9000558/71. . DATED H a I I day d October. Maryarmel CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT PdarhTS^bd D urey IHarelay, P. A. R O. Boa 1273 Orlando FL 32*0(2-1273. Pdffth: October 3 2 .3 * . *000 I1 3 S ■ fT M C M C U ff COURT FOR MMMOLS COUNTY, FI OWE) I PROM TS OMNON F E tN a -M M E C P to RE : ESTATE OF IpNAN HEAVNER •NOTICE OF ADaaaaSTRATTON |Tha wknkfd rdton ol toe a d d * d LOHAN HEAVNER dawaawt Fla Huibar OOSS8 CP. la pORStg to too O tU I Cout tor Samtoda. Flonda. Probala OMaion. f t * addraai tt vtolch la N. Part Am.. Santord. FL ¥7 7 1. The natnaa and adetaaa d M>* PataonW Flapraawf Wh* and to* Racaonal Rapraaarf akvei 1 t r L HTERE8TED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT; 'Al paraona on afom tod none* I* aarvad aiho have dyaclion* ftaa Huuunga to* v*ad*y d B e ■•. B e tinker Wmnr d to* paraona) rapt*, apniatv*. vanu*. or (uucaaion d H a Court ora raqurad to •• to** tlyacaona nan H i Court WITHIN D C U T ER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF IMfc FIRST PUBLICATION O f TIES NOTICE QH THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF R * S NOTICE ON THEM ; Al cradaon d too dacodad and qlhar paraona h am g derma or > copy d H a noaco to tan toraa montoa atar to* I Ot to* Ural pubkeatton d l a wca mud N* l e a clean* a d i H * o u t WITHIN THE U T E R OF HREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al oftw cradtora d to* decadent and paraona having cle m . or aataw m m Na B ek dean* vAto Ha court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER D IE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL C U W S . DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO FEED W *L BE FOREVER BARRED Tho data d too Dm pub*coeon d Sid Note* la OcL 23,3000. PAL*. LEATHERMAN 2S2T Mohawk A n. Santord. FL 32773 Attomay lor Rapraaoncakva fr a n k c . w hioham . e s q u ir e Florida Bar No 1B6290 STENSTROM. MdNTOSH. COL­ BERT. WHIOHAM S SIMMONS. P A Poal Otoe* Boa 4S4S Santord, F I 37772-4*4* Telephone 40773323171 Pvhtoh October 3 2 .2 * . 3000 T130 M THE ORCUTT COURT OFTMS1STH JUDICIAL ORCUTT, MANOFOR I COUNTY, FLOfUOA JURMOICTION DfVltfON CA M HO: 00 CAM M L NATIONAL CITY MORTOAOE CO. PUUNT1FF VS CARRIE LEE JONES IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CU U M M AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AQAINST CARRIE LEE JONE8; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CARRIE LEE JONES. IF ANY MARY EZEU IF UVMQ, ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND A a OTHER PARTIES C U SJW Q AN BfTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER CIR AGAINST MARY EZELL UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARY EZELL, IF ANT) JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION DEFENOANTIS) NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu ■uwB to i Summary Find Judpnarf d toradoaur* dated October 13. 2000 arfarad to CM Caao No. 00 CAM 14 L cf B e C ftail Court d i e 1ITH Ju td a l Clrcu* to and lor SEMINOLE County. Sanford. Florida, I M l aal to to* htftaat m d bad biddw tor cadi AT THE Waal Find Door OF COURTHOUSE d to* SEMHOLE Coudy Coutooua* bemad at 301 HPARK AVENUE to Santord, Florida, al 1100 a m on to* T ift day of November, 3000 toe kftoMng daaertbad property aa am forth In add Summary Final JUtomard. to rn * LOT • ANO 10, BLOCK a. U K E RIOOI PARK. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF, RECORDED PLAT BOOKS, PAGES* OF THE ,OF SEMHOLE P i t a ii cordact to* olhca d to# Court Arknlnlatrator. SEMINOLE County Courthouaa, al 407-9*94337 Hftoto h >0 (2) working daya d you racatol d »da None* d Sato; I*00-956 *771 (TOO) for hawing Impaired of I900-9 & 5 3 7 7 0 , via Florid* Relay Swvtca Pubtoh October 32. 39.3000 T132 Pubtoh October 2 2 .2 t. 2000 TUI H THE CtoCUTT COURT OF THE 1ITH ju tN C U L cm cu rr. CA M HCh 09-CA-1179-14-3 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. OF CAUFORNU NA NOT N ITS MOVIOUAL CAPACITY. BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE ON BEHALF OF VENOEE MORTOAOE TRUST 19933 P U *m F F v s. KARL BUSHONO. W UtoNG AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SF O U M . HEIRS, DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER f M f l m CLAMNG AN NTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST KARL BUSHONO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARL BUBHONO. W ANY! BUSAN BUSHONO; ETAL OCFENOANT(S) NOTICE I t HEREBY GIVEN puM f l to a Sunmary Ftoal Jud^nonl d toractoauo dalad October 13. 2000 ardwad to C M Caa* No. 00CA-1I7S-14-E d to* CkoR Court of to* 1*TH JudoW Cknrt to ond tor SEMHOLE Coudy. Satdord. Florida. I iM am to to* htfiam and bad Mdder tor caab d to* Wad kerd door at f t * SEMINOLE Coudy Coutooua* tor-dart d 301 N. Park A von* to Sardord, Florida, d 11:00 am , on to* I4to day d Mcuandiar. 2000 too taSdMio daacrtjad proper­ ty M a d lorto heard Summary Flni) j ydtamanL leurtl! LOT * a SWEETWATER CREEK. ACCOROHO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED M PU T BOOK 30. PAGES S3 ANO M . PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORCA. Dated *aa Uto day d Odtobar. ynm (ORCUT COURT SEAL) M aryam Moraa Clark d • » Ckcu* Caul By. Cuudiy VV. SuSuTi QapUy dark THE U W OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 B. Unrvaraay Dm* 8uU 900 Plwdaaon. a 33334 (964)3330000 K35C*35(GEHB) K you W9 * paraon artto a d u t d i ■ho naada any accammodaion to ordw to panulpala to *W procaadtog you era i i M irt. d no cod to you. to t i * provtaTan d cortwn aaawlwica 1G6AM6967E9087847 UNw JN1FU21P2MT410143 94 Dodg M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1«TM JUDICIAL ORCUTT, MANOFOR SCMBIOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION (XVttON CASE NO: 00 C A 14SJ 14 L BA MORTGAGE, ILC. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO NATIONSBANC MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. JOAN M HARRELL IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST JOAN M HARRELL. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOAN M HARRELL IF ANY, THE V EU O E OF REMHGTON HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. WC : JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT|S| NOTICE OF FOMECLOSUM SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p u •uard to a Bunmary Ftoal Judpnarrt d toradoaur* dated October 13. 2900 entered to CM C a t* No 00 CA 1483 14 L d toe Ckcu* Court d toe 19TH Judctol Ckcu* to wid tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I w« a d to to* Ivghaal and bad blddar lor caah d WE8T FRONT DOOR d to* SEMHOLE Couay Courthouaa tocetod al X I N . PARK AVENUE to SANFORD, Ftortda, d 11CO a n on to* 14to day tt Ndrambat, 3000 to* toaoartng drautw d property a* ad torih to •old Sunmary Ftoal Judgment, toMb LOT 52. VILLAGE OF REMWOTOM ACCORDWO TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PU T BOOK 41. PAGE1SJ 73 AND 74, OFTHE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dalad toto 13to day d October. 2000. (CHCUIT COURT SEAL) M aryam Moraa Clark d to* Ckcul Court By; Dorotoy W. Bdton Deputy Oar* THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVE) J . STERN, PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. UdvonCy Drive BdM *00 Plwdadon, FL 33334 (994)3339000 00-69443(714FLATS a you w# a poraon M h a daabMy 1D9BR85C3RV1018S4 11-0-00 04 Dodg 1040HS4R9IU3M775 11-000 02 Ch*v 1Q1LT53T2NY118174 1f -10-00 OOToyoU 4TISV24E8LU2388S9 88 flonda JIIMED936 XJS0093 72 11*1080 78 Unooln 9Y69A930113 *4 Frarghflawr 1FV9Y0Y91EH2449W 11-1990 87 Ford 1FMCAIIU4HZA90343 92 Chryalar 2C3BS52K4CR177597 11-1990 91 Ford 1FTCR10A9MUD53I87 Th* Auction art* be hdd d 1 3 0 0 pm on aakl defer above MeConne* Towrtg > Recovery .2*00 Sardord Ava.Sanford FL 32773. Prospective hour prior to aato.Taima era CASH OR Cartfhad Funda McConnail Tuning rararvaa toa right to accept or reject any wid aa BIDS. PubiahOcHbar 22.2000 T136 VEfSCLE AUCTION 1. *99 Mercury. aiMEBMa04*JHSM791 Auction to b * held 1 1 9 7 9 0 « 10am • 1340 3 C.R 437. Pubiah Odobw 22.2000 T IM VEHKLE AUCTION 1 . 7 * Chav. 9CCLIM111*111 2. 9 4 Dodo. •J03BE34A5EUII3372 3 9 9 Toyota. 9JT2SV24ELK3330603 4. 91 PonL, MO2HZ54C9M1233034 Auction to ba held 11-1790 • 10am O 1240 E C R. 427. Pubidi Odobw 22.2000 T IM NOTICE TO to-- 4- -* k-r-euna. ------- t - 4 » -a dkh wu Df itarvsG py on Santord Airport Autoorty (to* Ownw) d On* Rod Ctovaland Bodaw rt. S u l* 200. Swrtud. Florida 32773. unti 2 0 0 pm., local km*. Tuawtoy, Ntoiawibai 14, 3000. at Wfach am* and place a* beta mil b# pOkcfy profad d Orlando Sardord Airport. d no coal to you, to M offica of tfwt Court AifenkiMrator, SEMINOLE Coudy Coutooua*. at 4 0 7 9 4 5 4337 Mhkl Mo (3) worktog daya d you racalpl d tola ttoace d Bala; |. *00-9 5 5 9 7 7 1 (TDO| tor hearing unpaired of 1 9 0 0 -9 * 6 9 7 7 0 , via ► - •B S in B . rnM iii M *n-«**T INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL APRON PAVEMENT PEHAD4.ITATION Thla profad caHtoto <4 approu toddy 19000 aquara ywda <t P-501 kd ire profad la on Orlando Santord , d 'October. i e m e u r r COURTBEAL) Maryann* Moraa d a r t d too C tcu * Court by: Dorothy W. Bdton Deputy Ctort THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVE) J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR FLABfTlFF •01 E. U dvm ay Odm BUto >00 Ptwddton. FL 33324 1964)233 0000 SS-4tS33(NCM) Eyouara a paraon adti a i who naada any ocoommodMton to ordw to pardcfpali to toto prooaadng you era ai M ail, al no coal to you. to • * provMon cf n d iln i i i i l i n G i . PIm m oontod to* oKo* d to* Court AdndMatralor. SEMINOLE Coudy Coutooua*. m 407-6*5*227 WBfn two (7) working day* d you raoatd d tda Ndto* a Sato; 1# 0 0 9 5 6 *7 7 1 (TOO) tor hMring Impaired or 1-900-95*3770, ala Nortca la ha reby gnran. MoCormai Toe tog wt* aa* at Pubkc Auction For StKragt lor Caah on demand to hrghail bidder, th* loHowtog daaert ad vahMa: 11-0-00 M M ORC U T COURT OFTHE 1ITH JUDICIAL CBICUn) MANOFOR 1 COUNTY. Arrport paraunad under tow Corwad ana* ba governed by to* Fadard Conked PiuvWtoiw a d torih to l a Contract Document*, artveh A ora not reatrictod to. (D6E) Equal CA M NOr 00-CA-1*31-144. BANC ONE FHANCIAL SERVICES. HC BURNA CONSTRUCTION. H C. TRUSTEE FOR TRUST 9C WESLEY SZANYI AS TRUSTEE FOR TRUST C 9 4 SUCCESSFUL INVESTMENTB. HC. AS TRUSTEE FOR TRUST S 40C , ETAL NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY OIYEN puauard u a Ftoal Judgntad d Foradoau* ddad October 13, 200G and wdarad to Caa* N oO OCA-l*3M 4-L d tot Ckcul Court Of toe IITH JudcW Ckcu* to and tor Sandndo Coudy, Ftortda nhatarn Banc On* Financial Bantam, toe. la PtokdM and CITRUS BANK; BURMA CONSTRUCTION. H C TRUSTEE FOR TRUST SC WESLEY SZANYI AS TRUSTEE FOR TRUST C 9 4 SUCCESSFUL INVESTMENTS, * 4 0 AS TRUSTEE FOR TRUST S4G C ; CRANES ROOST COMX3UMUM ASSOCIA­ TION, INC; SFMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DRIVEWAY MAINTE­ NANCE. HC. w*dalandanu l a d •a* to to* IdghM and bad biddw tor cadi d to* WEST FRONT DOOR of to* Banvnda Coudy Courthouao, to SordoNL Ftortdy N I IfiO u i on *w I4to day d Nowandjar, 2000. to* kdkadi to add Final Judwnwd. b w * . b*'A SEMHOLE CoudyFtorlda LMT M 4, CRANES ROOST CONOOMHKM. ACCOROHO TO THE DECLARATION OF CONOOMMUM FOR CRANES ROOST CON Oa MHKM. ANO EXH SrrS ANNEXED THERETO FILED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK SOM. PAGE 1900, RJBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLOROA: TOGETHER WITH AN UNOIVOED INTEREST M THE COMMON ELE­ MENTS AND UMfTEO COMMON ELEMENTS DECLARED M SAD DECLARATION OF CONDOMHIUM TO M APPURTENANCE TO THE ABOVE CONDOMINIUM UNIT, artdeh ha* to* addraaa d S40 CRANES WAV BLDO • (2S4. ALTA MONTE SPRINGS, Florida 33701, DATED tda 13*1 day d October, 3000 to Arxordanoa W lh Th* Amartaan* Wah d l i t * * 11 Ad. Paraon* Wlto OiaabJitei Haadtog a ’ apodal Aocommoebon* to Paidcapdla to Thla Procaadtog Bhodd Coreld Court Admkddratton d 301 H. Park Avanua, Sanford. Florida 33771, Talaphona Nurtow (407)333-4330. Nd Laid Than Bovan (7) Day* Piter to Th# Pmoaadtog .il Hearing Impaired (TOO) 1 9 0 0 9 * 9 9 7 7 1 . or Vkac# (V )!9 0 0 955 *770. w* Honda Mary A m Moraa Aa Clark d aaM Court Dy Dorotoy W Baton At 0 5 r-*y C lrk U W OFFICE OF MARSHALL C. WATSON. PA 1900 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120 Fort L9udwdaJ*. FL 33309 Taiaprun*: (9*a 145303*5 Facakida (954)77190*3 G0993M y Pcbkah Odobw 3 2 .2 9 .3 0 0 0 TIM NOTICE OF FUBUC AUCTION Employment Opportunly ■nd Houf Raquramarda (Davta-Baoon Ad). At ragdramwa* d f t * Stole of Flonda, fnckjdng but not knead to Chapter 297, Ftortda BldUtoa, and a l artardnwtrairv* regUationi aha! apply to tola prafad aa f hereto widen oU to to* Tha Oanar. to acooidanoa *4 h Tda VI ol f t * CM rudae Ad d 1984.79 9 t d 2 S 2 .4 2 U .S C . 2000d to 200Qd4 and T il* 48, Cod* of Fadord Bogota bone. Dapartmanl ot Tranaportaaon, S ubtada A , OStoa of to* t eeralary. Part 21. ar - UI■■.1 .. i- _u L. . J tiE . ..aiy.,nonot»crtm<naiion m rrso AlH larl Program*, or to* Dapartmanl of Trarvaporiahon, toauadpurauanltoauchAct hareby —- e.a<- - H -N aIM -»-a-k ■liaia nOWItl QCMTl *L.i VMS S||MM D ia u v trvafy toau* toaf to any contract arrtatad Into purauard to tore advarHaamant, dwadnardagad buantaa opporiunky to aubnet bid* ba ducrtnVnatad on f t * ground* of rac*. need. Cotor, tea. or rMtand ortgto to b ra n Any conked purauard to tow None* wdbaautyadtotoaprovlelonaorto# L racuity• Ordw 1134* (9 3 4 9 5 ) Th* dtoreton ol blddara to poikcUw► ycaiad to to* oonkad ragueamann h r Equd Emptoymatrt Opportuiato* aa a d forth on Paga Al-1 cl to* Conked Doounwd*. Th* auccaaafc4 biddw a d b * ran ked to comply wfto a i cankad raqUramaraa lor Equal Emptoymard OpportunHaa. Al bktatora n d V to f t * dank* cn Pag*B3-1 of fta pnpoaai. Notficakon to hereby grren f t d ftk I* 12% to *a d i trad*. Tht* god may d u n g* aUtfad to b id approval knm fta FAACM Odea. Th* kuoceaahrt bidder wit b# rfiyaty j |q ifiimtt | CMAOtflon OI Non aagragolad Tarkiiar prior to award tt to* corwad, and to nody proapam va u t m t n c k n of f t * Each Mated bid aha* ba aocompanrad by a canned duck. caUvwr i ptryiittil to an amount arpwl to toa p (5%) ol f t * bid, payable to too Santord Akport Autoorty Tho auccaaafU blddar art* ba raqukad to aiacuto and hxnrah Conalrucaon chick or tacunfy tor laWtoi parkmnwica and payment ot a* Uto and o bjg iku n artokig kom too performance of toa work. Each aecufy aha* b * n an amoud of n d to** ftan 100% ol f t* oonkad price and d ia l b * to a form ■ceaplablt io Vi i Ounw, D*ddiog ■nd Conifid docunw ll m«y b# vMw*d m Cankd Flonda BiA ton Eacftanga 340 Norft Wymua Road Wtotw Park. Flonda 32789 407.9292411 Conakucbon Uatkd Dai* 1221 La* Road Orlando. Ftanda 32910 4 0 7 3 9 3 * 5 *4 Conakuckon BUtokn *32 Edgawood Avanua, Souto Jackaonvto*. Ftanda 32205 90431*003* F W Dodge Corporation 320 East Souto Skaal Orlando, Ftortda 32*01 407 *49«&0e Mammy 7 Woman Buanaa* Atoanca 3700 34to Straw. SUM 300 Orlando. Florid* 32905 407 429 *0 *0 Flonda Earl Coaal BuDdara Eachang* *44 Cfeartaka Road Cocoa. Florida 32922 4 0 7 * 3 1 *0 9 * Bkkkng and Contract Oocumant* ■to ba avatobto Monday. Octobac 23. 2000. and may b* purchaiad at to* odea* of HNTB Corporation. 58*0 T O. La* BoUrrard, Suaa *00. Orlwido. Florida 32S22. at to* know­ ing coat SpaciVanona wah Plana package 1100 00 (non-rttuidabto) Check* t h a ba mad* payabW to ■HNTBCorpomtovF. A Pre-Btd Corfaranee tor baktara wto ba conductad at f t * Santord Airport Authority Board Room, Ortondo Santord kfomattonai Akport Domaaitc Terminal. On* Rad Cleveland Bout*yard. Sort* 200. Santord. Ftortda 32773 on Monday. November 8. 2000. *1 2 0 0 p m . tocaftarw Attendance to IM* meeting tt •noouagad. though not maratototy Meaner toe Owner m r to* Engmaar khaa ba r a a p m tf* tor itoianwvil tog tolormabon dtocutaad al tot* mealing aicapt a * taauad by Addandtan. A aa* vtaa wth to* Engnaar tt f t* conakuckon *4* la whadulad tovnedwtaty after f t * Pm-Bid Conference No oftw KharkAad toun or via** of Right* to n*iv* any eformeKy or eragutaefy to any bkl or bid guaranty, to rafact any or a l bldt. to te-btd to* proved to award or retrain from awroAng a conked Nr toa arork. and to nagotet* wah to* acparatd tow and feaponajve biddw to audi extant a t may b* barefidal to to* Owner aa A I- a. r-*-a- - fTwy wvnrvv , jaw, a, m , ki w f k,r rso fxxMf n -m D*3 wahto on* hundred twenty (120) day* altar toe ackiai data ol opening Award ol f t * contract that b* mad* to lha towatl ratp o n *if* and raaponctve biddw, atioM reaponakra bid conform* to nridan teqdremaraa of to* Owner. Th* 09tdWpt4)*calton and tnvaalon to btddara t* hareby pttoiifiBd toa 22nd day of October 2000. BANFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY B Y Victor 0 Whka, AA E. 8* HONDA SHADOW 1HFRC33IIJA000533 *4 BUCK LESABRE 1G4AP37Y3E M94879* Pubith October 32. 3000 T149 NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING TO CONSIDER A CONOITX>NAL USE Motto* la hereby gwen ftal a Pubkc Heanng wq ba haid by f t * Ptamtog SZarang Commtoaton In f t * C*y Commtaaton Chambara. Cky Ha*. Santord. Florida, al 7 0 0 pm on Thumdey. Nevembar 3 ,1 9 0 0 to coneldM a raquaat tor ■ Condbonal Uaa ft a SC-3. Special Commercial Zcrdng Oalnci LEGAL DESCRIPTION Parcel 1: E 173 of Lots 8 + 7, and Lot 8 (LESS 21' at W M V7); and, Panel n Pi at Loti 1. 3 * 3 d**c *• Bag NW cor Let 1 run E I I P S 1 3 9 T BWty on cu v * 199 I f N IM 99- to Bag, a l to 6 b 8 TR a Town ol Sardord. a t racordad In f t * Pubic Raoorda at Bemlnct* Coufy Florid* ft PB 1. pg M. Tho property being more generally d**crt)*d aa 309 Eft! Avenue Condbonal Uaa Requeued Automobf# tala* and Al parttoa ft fttoraal and catran* ahal have an cpportuiiy f t b* heard By order at to* Planning SZanftg Commtoiicn of f t * Cay of Sardord. Ftortda. H a 17ft day ol Odobw. 2000 PtwvSno SZanftg Commaaton ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: N a par­ aon deodar to afto*al a dacMcn madi wfti raapad to any maow ocnaidarad al toa above mealing or haarftg, haTaha may need a verbatim record ot toa procaadftga tnctudng record W not providad by to* Cay tf Santord. |FS 298 OIOS) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3 3 0 54 2 * 49 HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MCERNO. PUdahOdchw 22.3 0 0 0 T14S LEGAL DESCRIPTION PARCEL 1 (KIMCO PARCEL | A parcel cl land lying to th* SE 174 ol Sactton 11. Tbwnahtp 20 aouth. Rang* 30 aaaL Samtool* Coufy. Flonda. batog daaertbad aa toamva Ccmmanctog al to* NEcomer ot to* atoratatdSE 174 cf Sactton 11 aarat•rancad on cartftad comar record nunbw 0019735. ol to* record* ol f t * Ftortda Dapartmanl ol Natural Raaouood. Bure au ot Survayftg and Mapping, rui S 02N 92SY7 along toa aexlarty tna of toa aard SE 174 of Sect o n tt. 799 84 leaf to lha •outharty rtgtf of way In * of AMERI CANA BOULEVARD and to* POINT OF BEGINNING. Ihanc* S 02*182*577 along aatd wraterty kn*. 1182.91 law to to* SE oomw of to* north 173 of th* SE 174 ol toa a tor* aald SE 174 i f Sacbon It; ihanc* N 89*1957577 along toa aouth kna ot th* aatd north t72. 5 0 4 9 9 laat; Ihanc# N 2 3 T T 4 9 T . 2 3 *5 4 laat. toance N 65'21'U * W. 43 00 l**L Ihanc* N 73 M 4 F E 29 00 taai. Ihanc* N M 2 1 I I5 V . 9 9 3 3 ’; toance N 93*41-47577,4705 tael; toance N M -21’11* W. 19 00 laat. toance S 23*39495V, 4 0 8 4 laat Ihanc* N 6**2111* W. 349 24 taai toanc* N 23*3949* E. 139 00 H at toanc* N « E * a n t* W. 285 00 H at toanc* N 33*38 49* E, 14725 l**1. toanc* N 69*2 1' 11577, 27 00 law. toanc* N 23*3949*E. 187 75 laat; toance S e r n t r E . 3 1 2 0 0 IwW. toance N 23*3949*E, 81.50 leal, toanc* S 8 **2 rtt*E . 11941 te a l toanc* N 23*3949* E. 9 * 0 0 law. toanc* S M *2ri1*E . 2 2 0 9 4 NW. toanc* N 47 -2 2 3 T E . 9 2 0 4 t*W; toance N 23*3949* E. 174 33 law. toance N 99*2111577. 2 * 5 3 9 Met toanc* N 2 T 3 9 4 9 * E. 14 1 9 6 bW to toa aioraaatd acutoarty rtjpf of way fen* ot AMERICANA BOULEVARD; toance 8 7 l * 3 t ’07*E along a foraraid acMtoarty fkftt i f way f t * . 469 29 t*W to to* POINT OF BEGINNING. Containing 19934 acta* more or taai. PARCEL 2 (HUNTINGTON PAR­ CEL): A percW ot land tying In to* SW 174 ol 6*cken 12. Tbwnahip 20 aouh. Rang* 30 **aL Barranota Coufy. Florida, bwng daaerted a * M ow*. Commencing al to* NWcomw ot to* akmaWd SW 174 ol Beckon 12 record nurtow 0019739. ol f t * racotdaef too Ftortda Dapaukitwe or Natural Raaourcdt. Bureau of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAIWK1 Surveying and Mapping, n n S TO CONSOER A 02*1929* W dung f t * waatwty kn* CONCtrnONAL USE ol f t * Mid SW 174 ol Beckon 12. THEORCUTT COURT NoOc* la haraby gfran toot a Pubic 820 74 law to f t * POINT OF OFTH9 EOHTHNTH T »*f»v o * 1*0 Of mm r u m ng BEOHNINQ, There* S 3S*3r4S*E. JUOtCtAL ORCUTT U oN ng Commtaaton ft f t * Cay 200 83 l*W to a llaggad -wwlanda* PnmmlaaLwi r**ra ai.a la U lllW w l rfuadiaaa U W TM fl, U 7 , MH, ina aa depleted on a aurray by U U H O L I COUNTY, American Surveying 4 Mapping. Inc. 7.00 pm. gn FLOMOA Thunday. ttovarwbw 3 ,3000 ft condrawing rafaran a f 19402RH1. CIVS. ACTION aldw a taquaW tor a Condbonal Uaa dated Jan 27. 199S. toare* along CASE NO. 0 0 9 3 9 CA ft a OC-2. Ganwal Commercial m m m m ii i s ecu *** Zoning DtalrlcL and dritancoa-S 45*3422577, 57.6* GMAC MORTGAGE LEGAL DESCfVPTION: Bag at a S 19*5747577. 5 8 0 3 CORPORATION, poke 33* 9 9 E o lto * S W c o r o f L o l B 02*51‘12*E. 71.73 2S. aconUkiu to toa amandad pIW Ot N ot Stance B 30*4322*E. 9 3 1 8 Dnfd Park, a * raoordad In PB 7, law: fta ree S 42*44T)7T. 9 * 0 8 JERRY L WONDER, at aL pagaa* and * . otto* Pubic Raoorda few. fta ree 3 2 6 W 4 7 * E. M 09 _______ Datandwfd). of SanVnot* Coudy. FU run E along 8 03*0174* E. 72.49 NOTICE OF toa S f t * ol aald Lot 3 * a hatance ol la a t fta ree S o r 4 5 69* E. 119 22 93431* to a poH S27S; W of f t * SE law: ftaree S 00-49395N. 97.73 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pucor ol tald Lot 29, avenca runNpwB 24*0CT3rW. 2 0 3 4 tuant kt an Order RaochedUktg penhcUw to Mid 8 f t a N f t f t * N to*L Stance S 4 8 * 1 3 1 9 2 . 49.59 Foradoau* Bala dated Ortttoar 1* . f t * ot to t I t aatd amandad plat: laat; fta re * 8 32 -0 9 4 T E . M 2 9 2000 and araarad ft Caa* HO. 00toanc* tun N a r a n o r W Wong aald teat; fta ree 8 40*1332*E. M 3 * 825 C A d f t * Ctrout Court ol f t * N f t * 9 0 9 9 9 to f t * NW cot ol Lot tael; fta ree N SS5S6T577 dapwkng EIGHTEENTH Juftdal CkoUt ft and 91‘toanc* run BWty along aounraon legged kn*. 17223 lew to tor SEMINOLE County. Florida reWacunraacrv fta O f ROW f t * ol US t*9aa*y hwvmg a ladu* W 177M, tearing a re b u a o l lOOIAT . a wharaft CltlAC taORTGAOE COR­ iSaaudiaoaraiW carana anw* at a r t r s r an era toaPORATION. II f t * Flak UN and IT* run Wang *va are w a a w r : W a rn rue » H I T jetw w u vrO N oett ctewwTiNA R M tM I lin B n iU M to s p B M M w o M tair, n n a v Ifiu a T o e CAU fc1 3 n o 5 ; toanoa*n^f*9 n o 't t t ’ww cu^s rytTO wmtxrnrff FORMA. 74*1 tONAL ASSOC Ik agkve y ____ In * cf f t * SW 1/4 c f Beckon 12. now . A9 TRUSTEE; fWVCRMNI at rwerm r i v e r s c o tH u r m Y fta r e e N 02*192** E. 1092 I f lew ASSOCIATION. HC.) are aa 2921 Olanao Dr . Bto. to to* POHT OF BCatNMNG Oatandanta, I wtl aa* to fta hqftaal Concerning 3 920 acre* more or l*Mdoor of fta SEMHOLE County PARCELSIBMfTH PARCEL); 109 CourThoua*. aantord, norto* at rrifta 1 1 9 m u ltfe uaw TOGETHER WITH. Thw part of Si* acusiaaw 174 of tt.-OOAM, on f t * l i f t day of i ll parttoa ft keen Section I t , Tbwnahip 20 aculh. November. 2000, ira H to a ftg ahai have an opportunly ft be heard Rang* 30 aaaL Bamkiol* Coufy. dead b ed property aa let k aft ft ordw cf to* n wwikig SZanftg aald Final JudgmanL KM of fta C»y of Sardord, LOT 430. RIVEftSDE AT TWIN cf Ma) Beckon 11. Tbwnahip 2 0 Florida. H a 17ft day of Odobw, RIVERS UMT I, ACCOROHO TO a m ft. Rang# 3 0 e a s t ru i S THE P U T THEREOF, AS RECORD­ 0 2 5 * 2 9 * W Wong f t * * * « In * ot ED W P U T BOCK 44, PAGES M ' 174 ol Bocion 11, rtwatog SZanftg THROUGH * 4 OF THE PUBLIC 443 34 l*W to to# POINT OF BE OW­ ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: 9 0 perRECORDS OF SEMHOLE COUN­ NING, fta ree cananut B 0 2 5 9 2 9 * ken deckfeo to eppoW a daclalon TV. FLOROA modi wah reaped to ary matter conW along Mid In*. 2 3 3 1 9 law to Via A7K7A 3 9 0 * HUNTERS LN. num rUgni-Ol-Yrkf ■n* Of W Twiani OVIEDO, FL 327*4 Boutovant fta ree N 71*31777* W haaring, haTaha may need a : WITNESS MY HAND and fta aad along aald north fk^e-of Way tana, ol toto Court on October 1 *2000 record of fta prooooMiga ftckMng 439.44 tow. ftan c* N 29*47*17* E. toa toabnony and aWdanoo, which (SEAL) 2 2 5 4 5 law. B e re a S 71*3342*E. racord M not providad by d e Cky cf Maryann* Mora* 944 9 * Net to f t * PONT OF BEOIN“ ntord. (FB te a 0109) Clerk d to* OroUl Court By Mary S traub PERSONS WITH DtSAIMLITIES N *ta. Coreakwtg 2 011 NEEDHO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ Deputy dark TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE P 9 0 E Chavarria SAakOdataa. P A TolU Ska Conarw-g 24 49* acre* CEEDfNOS SHOULD CONTACT PO Boa 2*019 more or la u THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA Tampa. Florida 33832-5018 Tha property bang more gareraiy COORDINATOR AT 3 3 9 5 9 2 9 49 F0000352* aacrtbad M 3*53 OrtandoOrhe. ’Ba* American* wfto DwabHaa AM HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE CondbonAf Uto RaquaWadRWai MEETING I you a n a paraon wlh a daabMy h o naada accornmodNon ft cedar Pltoiah Odobw 32. 9000 to patkdpal* ft * k i proceadng, you THT • tel have an opportuvty to b* haord are anaaad al no coat to you. tar f t * provtaaton al cortain aaafatance. By ordw d to* planning EZonkig Plea** canted Court Adnerakabon NOTKE OF PUBLIC Conantaakin cl B e CSy ol Bordord. TO P O W D E R A M 301 N. Park A ran a. Sanford. Florida. Sift 18ft day cf Octabw, CONDITIONAL U9E Florida 33T7I. lalaphona nunber 2000 (407(555-4227. erttorn 3 working Now* to haraby gfran tow a Puble > • ■ -- M— ei A - *nMO -«-* aDy --M l I fH.......km rWenriy D.M um rwrung IvkchaW BkaL Cteamwi day* at you recetpl of toto docuPtarmkig AZoning Commeaton rnant, 9 heanng impaired, (TOO) ISZanftg Ccmmtotlon ft fta Cay Comma won Chamber*. Cay HWL ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: * a pw900-9559771. Pubiah October 2 2 .2 9 .2 0 0 0 TOO pm . on acn daddaa to appeal a daceion made wlh raapad to any maow conThu*da)cN a«*toBart,aatElooanTI42 rod W * e above moating or Wdw 1 rwyiiw tar a CandbrnW Um tew ftg, helrha may read a rartoaom ft a GC-2. Ganwal Commercial racord of to* procaedngt ftd u tn g Zorfm Dtatrtd NOTICE OP LEGAL DESCRIPTION Sac It Twp 20S Rg* 30E . Bag 70S 4* B 24 dag racord M not providad by B e Cty of Notice to handy given tow l am Santord (FB 2SS0106) 34 n f t W & E 7 NEE dag 29 met W PERSONS WITH DISABUTIE8 cf a PI 711.9 8 of NE cor n n B 24 C M * U K E MARY. FL 32749. NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ dag 34 mh W 190.49 N 98 dag 28 Bamkiota Coufy, Ftortda utdw f t * TICIPATE « ANY OF THESE PRO­ nfn W 2 4 1 2 9 N 24 dag. Fktttoua Nam* of Swdat R e»tew, CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT Th* property and ftal I inland to ragfator aatd THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA name with fta Ovtaton ol •acrtbadM 3190 COORDINATOR AT 330 6929 49 qj*atod.SWa ot HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE bavaraga* tor oonevnprtan MCETSIO •a* (BW-COP) Pubtoh O d d e r 22.2000 Ai parttoa ft totoraw and catnn* Sactton (8 6 .0 9 . Florida StatutM aha* hav* an opporkatiy to b * heart) IM S IN I. WMtdhaaiftg CatoartnaPU* Pubtwn Octobar 22.2000 By ordw d toa Planning SZanftg NCmCE OF PUBUC HEARBK) Comm awon of toa C*y at Harford. T143 TOCONSIOCR A Ftortda. te a 18ft day ol Odobw. DMENSKNIAL VARIANCE 2000. Noko* a haraby glran t e l a Pubkc NOTICE OF Ptarvwtg UorVnq Comrmearon Haarftg w« b * le f t by B e Plamng FtCTTDOUS NAME •Zoning Commnwon ft B e Cky ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: 9 a pwNone* to hereby given toaf I am CortfifMIcn Chambwa. Cky Hat, aon daddaa to appaW a dadaton engaged ft buainaa* at IM Cfta> Sanford. Honda, at 7DO pm cn made w*h raapad to any meow conLake Ck Santord FL 32773, thuaday Movambw 1 . 7000 la conWderad at 9to above ntoeeng or SerrvnoW Coudy. Flonda utdw to* ardw ■ raquaw tor ■ Dnenworel hoartng, haTaha may nood a rartekm ,aw jk 14 .-4 a iM o ik a u w a T li In renialar u U Vanarea ft a OC-2, Ganwal record cf toa proceadng* ftckakng ana mai i ■ii!*na is im v w i m w Commwdal Zoning Deind. DWkaton ot n*rn* wtih lha _ ___ n™k-4_ LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot 2. Bk racord I* n d providad by B e Ciy cf Corporarticm, TaNahikBiwfi, Monoa, V, Town of Sardord, *■ racordad In Sardord (F S2M O I06) n accordarea wrft B e promona of Piet Boob I. Paga 113, of B e Pubic PERSONS WITH DtSABSJTIES B e FidBoua N in e 6HaMaa, to-WtRacord* ol Sonanoto Coufy. NEEOMQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR Socbon 965 OB. FkMm Statute t TICIPATE W ANY OF THESE PRO­ IM I. Th* property bwng m u * ganwaBy CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT JWI Stoker V * . daaertbad a * 301 MangouMm* THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA Pubtoh Odobw 2 2 .2 0 0 0 ■ .4 , Annua COORDINATOR AT 3 3 0 5 * 2 6 49 T144 •^ Dfierekmal Vanarea Requeued A HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE decnea* n b a n bufkkng B e MtICETBtQ back raqaam arfa 9 9 kom RAN tt Pubiah Odobw 22. 2000 NOTICE OF AUCTION SR 49 raqurad. 3 9 propoaad. a van Tht* auction wk be hold on TI4S a re * of 2 9 raquaatod NevetwHt % M M at 9 0 0 AM at Al parte* ft kfw*w and cauan* 32* Autoi Av* . Oviedo, FL ile a rev * an opponufty to b* heard NOT1CS OF PUBUC HEARtea al Mid fearing TOCONSIOCR A to* v en d ** cn f t * day baton to* By ordw of * e Ptanrmg iZorang CONDITIONAL USE Author bam SAM UM 9PM. Tame CcmmlHlan tt B e Cky of Sardord, Motca B hwaby garan B el 4 Pubic are caah or earthed lunda orfy HMTftf *HB b i hWd by fta Plam ng Ftarlda. Bfa l i f t day of Odobw. Ovwdu Toeing m arve l fta tW * f t •Zoning Corrvrvaaron in B e Cky 2000 accept or rafue* any and a i beta LkdeW 8k*L Chairman Commewen Charrftan. Cky Hal. Tha khowtog vahtota* are odwad tee Plam ng AZonaig C d n rm u n Sanfon) Florida, at TOO p m on iMdt; ADVICE TO th e PUBUC B a pw Thuaday. float e B at 2 ,2 0 0 0 to ca i79 JEEP CHEROKEE •on dead#* to appaW a daemon aidw a raquaw lor a Condbonal IN* JW16MH019049 mad* wfh raipad to any miner cun ft a GC 2. Ganwal Commercial 93 OLDS aktorad W f t * abovw maahng or Zoning D etret 1G7WM14T7PD340732 Piifwn October 22.2000 T140 haarftg, hWvha may need a vwbakm racord ot toe proceadng i rx kjtVvj record la ref providad by f t * Cky cf Santord |F3 299 0106) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES HEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR. TICIPATE IN AffY OF THESE PRO CEE0IMQ3 SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 592* 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Pubtoh Odobw 22 2000 T IM NOTICE OF FUBUC MEARiHQ TO CONSOER A UMEHEKMAL VARIANCE Node* la haraby given tool a Pubic Hearing w* b* held by B e Planning AZoning Committlon ft f t * Chy Comm,anon Chamber*, Cky Hal. Santord, Flonda. *1 TOO pm on Thuidty, Movambw 3 2000 to conw ) e a raquavt tor a Dmeretonal Venerea ft a OC-2. Oanaral Commarcel Zoning DiWrtd. LEGAL DESCRIPTION PARCEL 1 (KIMCO PARCEL) A parcel cf land lying ft f t * SE 174 ol Section 11, Townahtp 20 aouth. Rang* 30 earl. SamatoW Coufy, Flonda. bwng daaertbad *4 kftowa: Commencing al B e NEcomw cf lie atoraMidSE 1/4clS*clian 11 *1 ref­ erenced on certfed corner recun) nunbw 0019738, tt B e racerda ol B e Flonda Oapertn ere ot NWual Reaourcea. Bureau tt Surveying and Mapping, run 8 025979577 along f t * aeWarty tna cf B e aald BE 174 of Sactton 11. 799 94 law lo lha aouftwfy nghl of aray Ir e of AMERI­ CANA BOULEVARD and th# POINT OF BEGINNING, fta n c* S 025979577 akmg aald weatwfy In*. 1192.91 l*W 10 B e SE corner of B e norft 1 7 of B e SE 174 of B e afore SE 1/4 of Becaui t l ; B e r n N 92*16 57577 along B e aouft Ir e cf fta Mid north 172. 504 99 leal; B e re a N 2 3 ’3 0 4 9 T , 239 54 law. B e re a N 89*2111* W. 4 3 0 0 law; B e re a N 2 3 *381V E, 29 00 tow. toare* N 9 9 7 1 1157). M S S ’; B e r n N 63*4 1 47577. 47 0 * toot. B e re a N M 7 r i l * W. 1 * 0 0 tow. toanc* 8 23*3949577. 40 94 tow, B e re a N t n n r w. 3 4 9 2 4 ew . B e r n n 23*3949* E. 13900 toW; B en e* N 0 * 7 1 5 1’ W. 2 * 5 0 0 tow, B e re a N 23*3949* E. 1 4 7 2 * tow. fhence N 697151577, 27.00 to*fc B e r e * N 2 T 3 9 4 B T . 197.79 tow.B en e* S 9 9 7 1 'tt* E , 312.00 toW. B e re a N 2 3 * 3 9 4 9 7 , 9 1 5 0 toW; B e re a S 9 8 7 1 5 1 7 . 118 41 toaLBanca N 2 3 * 3 9 4 9 E. 9 * 0 0 toW. B e re a S 9 9 7 1 1 1 7 . 220 94 toat B a r e * N 4 7 7 2 7 2 7 , 92 04 to*L B a r e * N 2 3 * 3 9 4 9 E. 1 7 4 7 3 to*L B e re a N 867111577. 2 9 9 7 9 toaL B a r e * N 2 3 7 9 4 9 E. 1 4 1 7 * toW lo f t * atorau r f aouBerty ngff cf any B e of AMERICANA BOULEVARD; Berea 8 7 1 7 1 7 7 7 along a fereaard aouBerty ncfN cf way B e . 4 6929 toW to B e POINT OF BEGINNING, Cantaftng 19.(34 acraa mote ot M. PARCEL 2 (HUNTBfOTON PAR­ CEL): A pwcW of B n j lyftg ft B e SW 174 of Sacbon 12, Tavwehlp 20 aouth. Rang* 30 waw, Sanand* Coufy. Ftonda, bang daaertbad aa Idtoara Commencing p Be NW corner d Be toaraMd BW 174 ot Seoaort 12 M rater a rn d u i Ortlkad comer racord nurraw 0011735. w to* raraada ol B e Ftortda Oaaarbrenl or NaaurW Weeouroer. Bureau ot Wurveymq wed U ic tm c , run B v i - i r r t r vr u r u e-» iiiw ir , an* u 1 1 u u f m i l l ol bacuon 12. •20.74 toaf to f t * POINT OF BEOiNNHG; There* 8 3 5 7 7 -4 3 7 . 2 0 0 7 3 toW to a sagged 5ndanda* B e M dapfttod on 1 lurvwy by Anenoan Survayvrg SMappiig. Inc. drawing re ference SI2402RH3. dated Jan. 27, IB99 B e re a along fcftowftg 13 courier S 45*34 22577. 87 M S 16*5747577. 65 03 toat; B e re a S 0 2 * 5 1 1 2 7 . 71.73 toat. B e re a S 3 0 * 4 3 2 2 7 . 93.12 toaL B e re a S 4 2 * 4 4 0 7 7 ,9 5 0 9 toot B e re a S 2 9 0 9 4 T E. 95 OB toat; B e r e * S 03X 124* E. 72 49 toaL B e re a 8 0 1 * 4 * 2 9 E. 11922 tow. B en e* S 00*493956), 97.73 B e re a 9 24-0939Y ). 2 0 3 4 B e re a S 4 9 * 1 9 1 9 7 . 4 * 52 toaL B e r e * 8 3 2 X 9 4 9 7 . M 2 * tow; B e re a S 4 0 5 2 7 2 7 . 50 36 tow. B e re * N 99*195756) dapwkng ataraaWd Bagged B e . 17223 tow to B e pokd tt C u v ttu * of ■ curve c o r e ** * aouftaaatorty having a n< Sj* of 1 5 0 0 0 toat B e r e * BaouOT central angto tt M * 2 9 3 7* tun along B e arc ol Mid cu v * 2 3154 toW to a poH of cuap lyftg on f t* akaaawd waWarty B e at B e BW 174 ol Sacbon 12; B e re a N 0 2 * 1 * 2 9 E. 10*2.91 IMI lo f t * POINT OF BEGINNING. Contarmg 3 *20 acraa m en or \ 14- PARCEL 1 (SMITH PARCEL): TOGETHER WITH: ThW part of B e aouftaaW 174 cf Beckon I I , Townaffp 20 aouth. Rang* 30 aaaL Sw nftd* Coufy, Flonda, daaotoad aa tottwra: Commencing at B e **M 174 oomw ot aald Sacbon n , Townalfp 20 aouth. Rang* 30 aoal, run 8 02*1929* W Wong f t * aaW B e at “ 174 of Socbon 11. 4 9 3 M toW to B e POINT OF BEQ7NNtNG. B en e* oorenu* S 0 2 5 ( 2 9 * W Btang Mid B e . 233.19 toW to B e north IVf-kf-W by B e at Anericore BoUavard, B e re a N 7 1 * 3 i x r W along and north RqBf-cf-Way B e . 4 3 * 44 toat B e re a N 2 8 ‘4 n r E. 2 2 3 4 5 toaL B e re a S 7 1 * 3 9 *2 7 . 344 9B toW to B e POBtT OF BEGIN­ NING. Coriaftftg 2.011 acraa more or tea lo u l Sru Coraavfng 24 4 0 * acraa more or leva Th* property bang more gareraiy daaertoad M 3663 Ortando Drtva dacraaM ft parking epee* a n * raqurameni: 10 * 20' raqukad. 2 S a 1 2 * 9 propoaad. a vanarea of M r 59. i pane* ft kdaraW and cauw e t f e l le v * an cpponufly to b * heart W in d healing By ordw ol B e P en an g •Zoning ConefMion of B e CBy of Barford. Ftortda. BM 19*1 day cf Odobw. 2000 IvbchaW SkaL Chairman Plarwng •Zorang Commeaion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a pw •on dackto* to u r t w a daceion made wan raapad to m y mater conudwad at B e above rreabng or leamig. hdfaha may read a verbatm racord at B e proceednga ftdudng record W not providad t , B e Cay cf Sorford (FS 2990105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDtNO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE Bk ANY OF THESE PRO CEEDIN08 SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-9926 49 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETBIO Pubkah Odobw 2 2 .2 0 0 0 TIBI : �I• P a g e 6 R Sunday. October 22. 2000 Till StMINOLC IlFRAUI LEGALS : @ TMf CIRCUIT COURT O f TMI CIOHTf fNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. ff-3 1 3 CA DIVISION 14-0 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. < I1 lr> 1 M 3 2 -S 1 1 g rr CHRIS LAVON SIMS. *1 *1. Datandanu) NOTICE OF r o u t CLOSURE SA L ! NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN punuml to an Order Itotfito Arg Foractoaur* Sal* datod Octobar S 2000 and aniarad In Caa* NO B»313 CA o' tia C tiaR Court at to* EIGHTEENTH Jufcial Ckcua to and lot SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. I* to* PliyiMT and BARBARA A CHRISTENSEN. SHELIA LYNN SIMS; ADVENTIST HEALTH 8YSTEUSUNBELT, INC. D/B/A FLORIDA HOSPITAL; ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINO BY. THROUGH. UNDER ANO AQAJNST THE HEREIN NAMED INOrVKXJAL OEFENOANT(B) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAM AN INTEREST AS AROUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, a n to* Daiandant*. I wR aai to to* NgRaal and beat taddar tor cash at waal hory door of to* SEMINOLE County CourThoua*. aantord. Honda at 1100AM. on to* 7 » day ol Novambar, 2000. to* toBowtng daactt iad proparty a* aaUotto to aaid Final Judgment LOT ( . FOXMOOR EAST. ACCOR DlNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SS. PAOES S. B. ANO 7. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOROA. KKIA TIB B EDOEMON AVENUE. WINTER SPRINGS. EL 32TOO WITNESS MY HAND and to* aaal of tola Coul on Octobar 102000 (BEAU Clan ot toa CtnxA Coul By Mary Stioup* PO Boa 23010 i. pa Ttonp*. Florida 33022-S O U F99X I1S4 " S a * Amancana rrtto D iiihBBii All * you a n a parson *Hto a (SaabSy who naada accommodation to ordar to patbctoal* to tola pro a r d n s you a n an*Bad 1 no coat to you. tor toa pmnaaton ot cartato aaaiatanc* . Plaaaa oontad Court Adraraatiation at 201 N. Parti A n n a Sardord, Florida 32771, Ulaphcn, nurnbar (407)663-4227, w Ritat working My* oI your isoapt at tola doam anc a haartng tinpakad. (TDOj 1 •771. PublabOctobar IS. 22.2000 T102 M THE CMCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH coun ty, CA M NOi BPCA-1BM-14P ABN AMRO a rc a u o c t ATLANTIC INVESTMENTr CORPORATION vs. -------------PiAM tnrr, JOYCE BRADLEY, ETAL, DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP ACTION TO: JOYCE BRADLEY and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP JOYCE BRADLEY atooaa raaldanca la unknown E and E V •trough, undar or agalnat toa Oalandana. aihe a n nonneaai to be daad or atom, and ad parttoa haiAng or daantog to h m any rtgfx. x * ot totanat to too property daaertoad to VOUARE M r a Y NOT1FKO t a t toa toaemng prapartjr LOTB 33 ANO V . AMENDED PLAT OP MAGNOLIA HEIGHTI . A CCO RD **] TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 5. PAGE 78. OFTHB PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY PiXMOA. ha* baan Bad agamal you and you I to aarra a copy ol yout I any, to ■ on DAVTD A STERN, L ESQ. PtataBTs to SOI SUnkmnRy [ a 33334 (no toan 30 day* tram toa On* at an ................ E M noBoa af adton) and to* S n ortgtoat adti to * d art at tola court a * n r WITNESS my hand and Eta seal al M a Court al SEMINOLE Cowry. Ftortda. Pto Tl X y of OCT. SOOO '^MRYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OP THE ORCUIT COURT BT dM tK toa OEPUTV CLERK LAW OFFICES OF D A W J STERN ATTORNEY P0RPLAXT1FF M l B. UMVERETTY DRIVE SUITC MO PLANTATION. FL 23324 ODMOaUAMI] M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMCRKAN8 WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraana wdh toiabdat n Mould* * contact COURT ADMMIflTRATION. al to* n rM u m t Couny oourtnou** at 407-BBB-4237. 1-BOO-B5M771 (TOO) or I M M S M 7 T 0 , na Ftortda M a y Sam oa. PiA Xh: Octobar IS, 2 2 .2000 T IM I STATUTE. Tb Whom • May Concern: Noaoa I* pursuant to to* Drdaton ot Cerpondona. Dapartnara ol S tan , 3MM ol Ftortda upon ncaipi of prod ol too pubBeaRon ol ton node*. toa BeXou* n a n **, to *B : (1) ORIZZAAO (2) TA M ORWCT undar aMon n o a n angagad to buMnaoa: to gammon Caddy (jrioard Com m ncaaon* Group. Inc P u ty x i Octobar 22 .2 0 0 0 T107 CfTV OF LAKE MARY. PUMBOA NOT1CS OF PUBLIC HEARMQ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by to* cay Cun t rianon ol to* C«y d Lata Mary. Ftortda. toal aaid a * hold a Public Hearing on Hovambar 2 .1 0 0 0 at 7 0 0 P M . or a * soon toaraaflar aa poaata*. to conaidar Second R*ad^g anrt adoption d an Ontnanca antatnrt ORDINANCE NO 999 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA REZONtNO CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. AS HEREIN DEFINED FROM THE PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF A l AGRICULTURE TO R-IAA SINGtt FAULT RESIDENTIAL PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORlOA STATUTES: PROVtDtNG FOR THE AMENDMENT TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT. SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE deserted In Erhfc* 'A* bom A t Agrtcdka* to R-IAA Bmgl* Famky EXHIBIT *A“ Commencing al to* South*a»t corner ol toa Sod tn aal 1/4 d toa NW 1/4 d Section IS. Townahyi 20 South. Rang* 30 EkU. Barrmd* C a rr y Florida, thane* nm North . along to* East *n* d to* Southaau IN ol to* Nortowaal 1/4 d Section IS. tor M I.M teat to to* Southerly Rlght-d Way In * d Evanadate Road and to* POINT OF BEGINNING ; toanoa lun tun 8 64-05 30 W along aaid Right-d Way. tor I0 0 3 S leal, toanoa nm 8 25-54-30 E tot 2 4 3 1 6 laal to toa Norto Right-d Way ol Pan T n * Road; done* from a tangent bearing ol N 50-32-44 E run NorthaaaHrty. along aaid North R i y i o l Way kn* and to* arc ol a curve ooncav* to to* Northwatl toraugfi a oantral angi* d 11-07 22 tor and arc ctsUnca d M 3 2 laal. toanoa nm North tor 2 6 2 2 7 laat. toanoa nm 8 64-05-30 W. along atoramaratonad Souto Righid Way bn* ol Evened* * Road, tor S t 71 •aal to to* POdfT OF BEGINNING AMo known aa TRACT 35 d to# unrecorded plat d EVANSDALE NO 4 par oatoal Record* Book 471. Pag* .107 d to* Pubic Records d Samlnd* Coirdy, Florida Ccrdatomg O M acre*, more or las* Commencing at to* 8outo**M comar ol toa Bouhwaal 1/4 d to* NW 114 ol Bacbon IS. Tbwnafyp 20 Souto. Rang* 30 EaM. Sanvnoie C anty. Florida, toanoa run North , atong toa East In * ol toa Soutowaal 114 of toa Nortowaal 1/4 d Section IS, t v M I.M l**4 to toa Soudiarty RgN-cf Way In * d Evwwdal* Road ; toanoa nm nm 8 6405-30 W. along aaid R ^ r-o f Way. lor 10639 lad. toanoa nm S 25 54 30 E lor 125 0 toal to di* Point Of Beginning: rianc* nm 8 87-0030 W tor 201.4S tarn, toanoa nm 8 25-54 30 E tor 146 69 •eat to toa Norto FbgN-d Way d Pm* Tree Road, toanoa , bom a tangary basting ol N 44-02-14 E nm Nortoaaalarty . along aaid ngfr-oh way and along toa arc d a cu n * concave to toa South***/ trough a Wat an d * Ol 1S-4O20 lor an arc anca d 10* 62 laal to t posit ol ravers* cunature; thane* run Nortoaaalarty. along a cu n * ooncav* to to* Nortoaeal through a central angi* ol 12-35-67 tor an arc datanca d t7 .7 2 Mat toanoa nm N 25 54 30 W. tor 1 t( 1 « toal to to* POINT OF Ako known a * Trad 42 ol to* raoontod put d EVANSDALE NO 4 par OMcM Record Book 471. Pag* 107 ol to* Pubkc Record* d Sardnda Courty. Ftonda CONTAtdNQ 0 66 Acra*. mor* or Wa*. The PUbkc Hearing w« b* twid kl *w Onirnvulnn Chamber*. 100 N Canary Cfcb Road. Lake Mary Th* Pubic I* kwaad to aaand and b* heard. Bald hearing may b* oonanusd bom dm* to am* ural a Bnal dsdaktn is made by toa OM Cpmmlaiton Copras ol to* Ordnanoa In LA are avadahla In to* Cdy Clark's Odtoa tor taviaw A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MESTSM IS MAM BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADCOUATE RECORO FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAMTAJNED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS AOVWEO TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. PERSONS WITH DISABXJT1E8 NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE dl ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY AOA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-324-3024 OTY OF LAKE MARY. FLOROA Card A Foator. Cay Clark DATED October K . 2000 PiAMuOctobar 22.2000 T ilt e r ry o f l a k e n a r y , fl o r k ja NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARdfO NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by to* Cdy Comrdaaton d toa Cky d Lake Mary. Ftonda. toal said Commwuon wdl hold a Pubkc Hearing on 2.B000. a l 7 0 0 P M .o r to ORDINANCE NO. 1001 AN OROWANCe OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY FLOROA. AMENOMG SECTION * 3 2 4 (0 ) OF THE COOC OP OROMANCCS OF THE CTTY OF LAKE MARY AMENDING DESCRIPTION OF AREA OF STREET LIGHTING DI8TRICT, PROVWNO THAT AU 1 STREET UOHTTNQ ASSESSMENTS SHALL BE PAID BY A MONTHLY ASSESSMENT WHICH SHALL BE dfCLUOED ON THE Cl TVS UTILITY BA L CREATING A NEW SECTION B3iB (F) TO PROVd)£ FOR THE ALLOCATION OF PARTIAL PAYMENTS. PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION. SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. Th* Pubic Haartng *4B Da hatd m to* Cnmmwamn Chambara. 100 N. CoLrtry Ckjb Road. Laka Mary Th# Pubtc la Invaad to anand and b* heard Sa/d hearing may b* continued bom time to time unta a bnal daemon is mad* by toa Cay Convnasion Copia* d ir.o Oidnano* m toa ms avacada m to* C*y Ctork'a 0*K a tor ravtow NOTE IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OH SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAOE. WHICH RECORD INCLUOES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASEO FLOROA STATUTES 2*6 0106 p e r s o n s w ith d isa b il it ie s n e e d in q a s s is t a n c e to pa rtic ipa te in any o r t h e s e p r o c e e d in g s sh o u lo co ntact th e CITY AOA c o o r d in a t o r at l e a s t *• H O U R S IN AD VAN CE O F I Ml M E ETIN G AT 40/ .124 >171 C IT Y O F LAKE U A n y r i O K O A C a rd A Fo*bv CayCtirr* TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE OASfD FLORIDA STATUTES DATED Ortrba* 16. 2000 Putikvh CVtobnr 22. 2LYV PIRSON S WITH DISABILITIES III I DtNG ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OE THESE PROC EC DINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY AOA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETIItaAT 407-324-3024 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Card A FoUar. Cay Clark DATED Ockbar 16. 2000 Pibkih Orttbar 22. 2000 TI21 T120 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLOntOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAniNG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by th# City CammiUKvi d b e City d Labe Llary. Florida. Bum u til C a n H M m w4l hold a Pubkc Hannng on Novambar 2. 2000 til 7 00 P M . or aa soon Biaraaliar a t posable lo consular Second Hanrbfig and adoption d an O n bnam ent/tad ORDINANCE NO 1002 AN OROINANCF Of THF CflY O f LAKE MAnr. riORlUA. AMENDING AND nFSTAIIIK) NIC RETIREMENT PI AN AND 1 Ml IS I FOR THE POE ICE OFFICERS Of THE CITY Of LAKE MARY, ADOPTED PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE 760. AS SUBSEQUENTLY AMCNDCO. PROVIDING TOR DEFINITIONS. PROVIDING FOR Ml MIIEMSMIP PROVIDING FOR A BOARD Of TRUSTEES; rnoVUHNO TOR FINANCES AND I UNO MANAGEMENT. PROVIDING TOR CONTRIBUTIONS rilOVIOINO FOR BENEFIT AMOUNTS ANO ELIGIBILITY. PROVIDING FOR PRERETIREMENT DEATH BENEFITS. PROVIDING FOR DISABILITY BENEFITS. p r o v id in g Fon v e s t in g o r BENEFITS PROVIDING OPTIONAL FORMS OF BENEFITS PROVIDING FOR BENEFICIARIES PIKIVIDINO CLAIMS PROCEDURES. PROVIDING FOR REPORTS TO THE DIVISION OF RETIREMENT PROVIDING FOR A ROSIER OF RETIREES. PROVIDING FOR A MAXIMUM PENSION LIMITATION PROVIDING EOR DISTRIBUTION OF BENEFITS niOVIOIMG MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OR TERMINATION OF THE SYSTEM p r o v id in g ro n EXEMPTION FROM EXECUTION ANO NON ASSIGNABILITY. PROVIDING FOR PENSION VALIDITY PROVIDING FOR FORFEITURE Of TENSION UNOER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. PROVIDING FOR CONVICTION AND FORFEITURE FALSE. MISLEADING OR rRAUOULFNT STATEMENTS. PROVIDING FOR INDEMNIFICATION ANO DEFENSE O f CLAIMS; FNIOVIOING FOR DIRECT TRANSFERS Of ELIGIBLE ROLLOVER DISTRIBUTIONS. PROVICMNa FOR COCAF(CATION PROVIDING FOR SEVERAOILIFY OF PFKJVISK3NS REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFIICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE The Pubkc Hearing w4l ha tidd n to* Comrmawon Chamber*. 100 N Country Club Road, Lata Mery Th* Pubkc is invited to attend and bn Said hearing may ha bom tana lo tana until a bnal daemon a made by «w C*y Comrmssion Cnyaa* d Ih* Ordnance m toa ara avakabi* m to* Cay Clart * Otoe* lor review NOTE. IF-A PERSON DFCOES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MARE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT 1I1IS MEFTING OR HEARING HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF 1HE PROCEEDINGS. AND DIAL TOR SUCH PURPOSE . IIC OH &1K- WAY NEED IO FNSUHF THAI A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECOnO INCtUOES I HE 266 0105 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by to* Cay Commlaalen d to* Cay d Laka Mary. Florida, toal *iid CommtMJon m * hnld a Pubkc Haaraig on Novambar 2. 2000 al 7 0 0 P. M . or a* »oon th*r**n*f a* poatbia. lo conudar Second Reading and adpfbrm d an Ordaianca antidad ORDINANCE NO 1003 AN ORDINANCE O f THE CITY O f LAKF MARY. FLORlOA. AUEN01NQ AND RESTATING THE RETIREMENT PLAN ANO TRUST FOR THE FIREFIGHTERS OE THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. ADOPTED PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE 467. AS SUBSEQUENTLY AMENOED rilOVIOINO FOR DEFINITIONS. PROVIDING FOR MEMBERSHIP; PROVIDING FOR A BOAnO OF IR U S IE E S ; PROVIDING FOR FINANCES ANO FUNO MANAGEMENT. PROVIDING EOR CONTRIBUTIONS; PROVIDING TOR BENEFIT AMOUNTS AND tllOiOlUTY. PROVIDING FOR PRERETIREMENT DEATH BENEFITS; PROVIDING FOR DISABILITY BENEFITS. rnoviDiN O f o r v e s t i n g o f BENEFITS. PROVIDING OPTIONAL I OHMS O f BENEFITS. PROVIDING FOR BENEFICIARIES PROVIDING CLAIMS PROCEDURES. PROVIDING FOR REPORTS TO THF DIVISION OF RETIREMENT. TROVlOINa FOR A nOSTER OF RETIREES. PROVIOINO FOR A MAXIMUM PENSION LIMITATION. PROVIDING FOR DISTRIBUTION Or BENEFITS; PROVIDING MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS. PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OR TERMINATION OE THE SYSTEM. PROVIDING FOR EXEMPTION rnOM EXECUTION AND NON ASSIGNABILITY, PROVIOINO FOR PENSION VALIDITY; PROVIDING ron FORFEITURE O f PENSION UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES; PROVIDING EOR CONVICTION ANO FORFEITURE. FALSE. MISLEADING OR FRAUDULENT STATEMENTS; PROVIDING EOR INDEMNIFICATION ANO DEFENSE OF CLAIMS. PROVIOiNQ EOR DIRECT TRANSFERS OF EUQWLE ROLLOVER ' DISTRIBUTIONS, PROVIDING FOR COOIFICATION, PROVIOINO FOR SEVERABILITY OF PROVISIONS. REPEAUNO ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH ANO PROVIOINO AN EFFECTIVE DATE Th* Pubic Hearing w*l b * held In to* Crararaaakm Chamber*. I X N Country Club Road. Lake Mary Th* Pubkc h mvaad to aarnid and ba heard Said hearing may ba ermanued bom time to *m# im<4 a knai dactaon » mad* by toa Cdy Cnmmtaaion Cofnaa d the era available til the CM* Clara Cl*!*'* Otoe* let raidaa NOTE If r A PERSON DECKIES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER 225 East AJiamont# Drive AJUmonM Springs FL 32701 In to* cdy d SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. inland* to regular to* said nam* with to* Drvtaion d Corporation d 6 m Oapartmanl ol SUI* Datod at TaBahaaaa*. Ftonla ton to* 17 day d Octobar. 2 0 X Owner* Cuknaaa Ol Ftonda. Ine. 2121 San Jacinto. Sues S I X Danas. TX 75201 Pubiah Octobar 22. 2 0 X T12S CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING HE OR SHE WILL NEEO A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OE THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAOE. WHICH RECORD INCLUOES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WITCH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASEO FLORlOA STATUTES 266 0106 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOtNQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE df ANY OE THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY A COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 nouns IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407 324 3024 CITY o r LAKE MARY. FLORlOA Card A FoUar. C#y Clark DATED Octobar 16.2000 Pubtiah October 22. 2000 T122 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION D.VISION Catoank. NA . aa Tiuato* Nonce OF SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLE Purtuad to Florida Su n k * 713 585, Lhd Florida Uan And Recovery. wU aal at pubic aai* lor cash th* Nation E Bums. Jaryator L Bunts, *• aL. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE No*c* la tnraby gkran toaL pursuard to toal ratal Judgment d Foraoloaur* datod Octobar 13 2000. and sntorad m chid rasa lumbar XCA-149S-L. d to* Ckcud Court of to* K to Ankctol C ro n In and tor Sammoto County. Florida, wharsto CITIBANK. N A , AS TRUSTEE. I* PtoMM and Natoon E. Burnt; Jarmdar L Bums, ta’ara Daisalam s). I wR a*B to to* laghsal and bart bkktor tor cash al to* Waal fcord aoor d to* Bananoto County Courtooua* In Sanloid, Ftonda. Sarnmoa Coudy. Florida, al I 1 X X AM on to* IMh day of Novambar. 2 X 0 . to* todowtog daacrdwd property aa aal Into In aakf Final Judgmant to a * LOT I2 S , LAKE HARRIET ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT book 12. ptg*(S) IS ANO IS. pubkc records of aananola county. at Benor's piece to aatiaty a daknad Ian lor labor and'or storage 1667 SAAB 50 V1N Y830056B6V200B302. Owner/Chat* Manhattan SMomca Pardos. 626 N Orandnaw Daytona Beach. EL Uanhoktof/Chaa* Manhattan Auto Faianc* POBo* 6210 New Myd# Park. NY. Lienor/Autoaport Body Work* 704 industry Rd Longwood. EL ME407630 6696 Sal* dal* Novambar 6. 2000 al 1000 al 3001 Atoms Ay #227 Waiter Park. FL. Said Vahicto(s) may ba redeemed by utialymg to* ban prior to aal* dal* You hev* toa n^4 lo a haartng al any Ian# prior |o aal* dal* by tang a demand tor haartng In to* am ul ca m Om ar ha* to* light to recover possession d v*r*d* by posting a bond m accordance with F 8 559 917 Any proceeds m ascaas d Ih* arnoud d to* ban and b* dapcaaad w *i to* dark d Cecu* Court m 6m county whara toa varacia la heal Pubiah; Octobar 22.2000 TI23 EtCTTTTOUB NAMB LAW Node* Is hartby grvan. Undar Chaptor BO-267. that Ih* Undarsignad. daiinng lo engage In bu**w*a undar toa fictklou* name at REEF CATS Located al 225 East Alamon*# Ortna Adamoraa Spring*. EL 32701 IndMCdyd SEMdfOU Ccurly. Florida, msands to rsyslar toa aato name arth to* OMaion of Corporation d toa Department of Blato. Dated al TWabanaa. Ftortda taa to* 17 day d Octobar. 2000 CiWiaJr* Ol Ftonda. Inc 2121 San Jacaito. Su m S I X Dales. TX 75201 PubBMv Octobar 2 2 .2 0 X T IM nCTTTTOOS NAMB LAW Nolira la hereby ghren, Chaplai 9 0 267. that Oatod d n I3to day d Octobar. 2X 0. MARYANNE MORSE Clark d C a c u i Court By Dorotoy W Bobon Daoutv Ctork C O M JS S 8TAW1AR8K1, P A 4010 Boysooul Bodavard Bus* 450 Tampa. FL 3 3 X 7 Tataphona. (6131677-6006 CAS#UK© 3004 Pubiah October 2 2 .2 *. 2 0 X TUB IN THE CtoCLXT COURT OF THE IJQHTEEHTH JULXClALCSTCUrr OF THE ■TAT* OF FUMBOA to AND FOR BEEBNOU COUNTY CTYX. DIVISION CASE NO. OOCA-HS3-14-L ASSOCIATES HOME EOUTTY SERVICES. d C . v*. « UndetaiQnsd. daamne to anaaga busmat* imdar toa Flcaaous raa d: Located a t NOTE. Pinuard lo to* Fa* Debt CoMctwn Pracbca* Ad you at* advised diaf tas law tom la daamad to ba a dabl coaactoraltompting to e d a d a dabl and any adomtaaon 4d ba used tor toal PINNY REIS: JOHN DOC REIS. UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF PENNY nets, if LTvasa. iNCLUoura a n y UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 81 DEFENOANT(Sl. IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. N O T IC E O F P U B L IC H E A R IN G On Tuesday, October 24, 2000 Seminole County Department of Engineering will hold a Public Hearing to discuss roadway improvement alternatives for County Road 15 from State Road 46 to State Road 600 (U.S. 17-92). S a iM ilM d CbuffledDipl To PtaccYourAd 15— C emetery Lo ts 55— B u siness O pportunities Oakiawn Camatory, 81800 aach C a l Cano* WaBar _________ 3S2-343-0707_________ Own A Coiwa utorT Pul H To Work! SSS/tTMw PT/FT Oakiawn Memorial Camatory. 2 apaoaa, Oamdton Garden. Ttolued al tBJXXX tSMOMdad to S4/0X tor botk 334-222-8373. 21— P erso 59—F inancial S ervices nals - — — ALONE? 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THROUGH, UNOER OR AO/UNST THE NAMED DEFEND ANT(8): JOHN DOS. UNKNOWN TENANT, JANS DOC, UNKNOWN TENANT JOHN ROE. UE6INOWN TENANT JANE ROC UNKNOWN TENANT, Acca ia TP ■ Computor? Lad E Work For Vtoul IS00-S5AXXJ UondTy P/T-F/T ■10 NOTICE OF BALE Notice le hereby ghen purtuem lo e Final APPLY( ...^ ____ S1&-412MR1 W1 TRAIN! 1 ^AJde ^ ^ MfWJ ----— M i d^ ^■R CM S, I t C oul of temfhoid County, Baminoto County, Ftortda. STiS*' * *lO T EO. BLOCK D. HARMONY HOMES. ACCORORVO TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECOROCD M PLAT BOOK IS. PAG! SS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA. A/K7A *0 0 A 301 MAONOUA STREET. ALTAMONTE FLOROA 327DI al pubic aafa, to fw NfdMM I brddar. tar aaah. AT THE FRONT DOOR COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD, FLOROA. 1 1 .X AJA, on dw 11 aaMawBa, MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF ORCUIT COURT BY I aEtdartfi ■mfto STJXX) aI ,Law D%Odtoaa 2 1of Oanlaf C. Conauagra 01 mS Tampa FL 33804-1041 Pubtiah: Octobar 2 2 .2S, 2 0 X T I27 VBMCL1 AUCTION T .S6FO RO . Time: 7:00 pm Place: Seminole County Board of County Commissioners' Chambers Room 10281101 East First Street Sanford, Florida We encourage your attendance and welcome any comments you may have. d S lO jg a J B S X )^ ^ 3 . 7 8 044. FTCT06434M7RA Aucaon to ba hato 11 -01 -OR • IOam • 1240 S C.R. 427. PubS^Oototwr 2 2 .2 0 X T IM VSMCLX AUCTION 1. «• FORD, BKNJBT0BKTKS174I33 Aucaon to ba hato 1 1 -0 *4 0 • 10am • 1240 8. C R. 427. Longwooj Pubtoh Octobar 2 2 .2 X 0 TI37 Truck Drtvtr I institute 800454*7364 CELEBWTYOPHER byUkCapM CBhMr C V S OTPIIPMR E l o t M IBB BJM0TB t|hnoui pagA WA Rtoet Ea*lsBdrtd(EfdrArtttomctw fa % 1 (tt7 *p a d I ‘ OV RXFIOGR GMRLLFL GURU DU RIM I TFI F RIF IIRCFM J OI T IJO UOILI 0 T0 U NI F ■ . ' - IDZFIB ZFWGYMFT PREVIOUSSaUTKM; 'Tins h I IkxAngmgf. Ham Uksb ate Hoa T B n B B N « ito b B a m B d .im s a tn B .B a ils o tfs r ('- 1 1 t a n ii tea at it �T he S eminole H erald r, DEADLINES: ! ) • * * » « 5 pm on Monday to< Wadnaiday paper and 5 pm. Thurtday lor lha Waokond edition A 4 l«na mmmum appaai 10pnvata party ada Cartaai ada and daaaircapona raqiare prepayment 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 19 21 22 23 29 27 33 33 39 43 Homs HeaKh Care Elderly Care Health A Beauty For Sa le Cem etery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals H e a lth c a re Lost 6 Found Special Notices Nursery 6 Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services u m 1 | CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald You can fax your ad to 407-323-9408 300 N. French Ava., Sanford 32771 • P. 0 . Box 1667, Sanford 32772 Our offlca la opan lo aarva you Monday through Friday, 8 am •8 pm m 67 Career Consultants 6 9 Resum es 7 0 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted IMI 117 118 119 123 125 127 Commercial Rentals Office S p a c e For Rem Pasture For Rent Wanted To Rem L e ase To Own Storaga/Office For Rent 141 Hom es For Sale 143 Out of Stats Property For S a le 145 Resort Property For S a le 147 Industrial Property For S a le 146 Mobile Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 A creage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For 8a le 157 Mobile Hom es For S a le 159 R eal Estate Wanted 160 Bu siness For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For S a le REN TA LS 91 Apartments/ Homes To Share 9 3 Room s For Rent 9 5 Roommate Wanted 9 6 Retirement Homes 9 7 Apartments • Furnished 9 9 Apartments • Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 H ouses Furnished 103 H ouses Unfurnished 105 Duplea/Trtplex 107 Mobile Homes For Rem 111 R esort Vacations 114 Warehousa/Rental S p a ce 115 Industrial Rentals Breaklast Waitresses. Cook. A Housekeepers. Top Pay. Good Working oonC-wn* Apply: M Courtyard. 135 InternationaliPkwy. f lake Mary CHC Set-up Operator Computer, tntamel People to wanted la wok on bis. S2S-7S/hr , P/1 F fl, Fu* training, Free booklet 1400-921-652! 24 hr www gatwrtoabu com PN or LPN kx a busy cankology o(ca with offices kvatart In Sanlort) A FuS Time, axcetent l. Fes lexeme to 904632-1232. I ABn: Sara. Tl Group Automotive Systems, a la Miking 2nd A 3rd ahffi Set-up Operators si our Sanlord locaaon. Required a H.S. ckptoma or equivalent and CNC asp. Applications accepted at: 2664 Jawed Lana Sanlord. F I 32771 407-322-6133. Driver needed lor toe local area to r Appty at Souffiem Truss, 901 E. 26*1 Placs. Sanlord. 407-321-7444. Driver Landstxr Rangar ts looking for ownaf/oparakxs lo awvtce OTW Percentage rates and m C L IN T E C H S no c o m w n T t r u c k si Vane or Flats. NO FORCED DISPATCH! Cal (77444-3431 healthcare environment that is dedicated to providing quality care? If so, join ua at this Jo b Fair where we will be conducting on-silo Inter- Aak tor la n y Exp Cal A Day aNRs evatobls, good Cafl doyttow pbona 4C7- J O B FAIR Wednesday, November let. Exper. Gan. Warehouse Worker ' Opaningetl ktowl ba abla to s. FwWS wap. n a pood .< - o a.m---A p .m . S o u th S e m in o le H o sp ital 5 5 5 W. S t a t e R o a d 4 3 4 EO E/O FW R Longwood, FL u n fv e ra rty 11 Nervous 13 Queasy teetlng &S8A ninja 41 42 Oneiof the 44 That girl 48 Earth deity IS Regard highly 46 Companion ol I I W. nemlapnera aah 48 Of narvee 171 81 Curly-haired 111141 org. 21 Break In 55 Shoe part continuity 68 Spots 23 ClA'a 87 Nuisances forerunner 58 Part of a aonnet on fleet?" 21 Negative word DOWN 30 Oarege |ob 1 Compass pt 31 Canadian 2 Intense desire province 3 Atty.’a deg. 33 Evidence of a 4 Miscellany taxi change 38 Lie In ambush B Of snow FLO onm a m s t a l l e h s expanding, dvancement opportune* rx a .w sd to t.M i. BXSiOLtetJAral fwve readavsrc kxmaa and paaabackgrcxndcriack. FuMme Mower A (jyx maMananoa waded lor Osnava community. Salary __________407-366-7500. Oas Utety Worker Soaking an M vtouil capable of heavy manual labor. Must ba nweriwacaty Indnad a good driving reoo staring aalary baaed quaBRcatione. Exceient banal Apply al Florid western si., iSanlord. R 32771, or lax resume to (407) 323-4354. 90-270 Am to Previous Punts U J I ia H H li] □ U H U B U J U l» ]£ L 1 M £ IIM M LTJl=i[il UMU WWIil E1I1EH1 IIL -JM L H IH lIM W ld ld W W Id S U M ld H c jiiu u m H m w k w jy K1MIM Id lilld 1 B lfl!3 S l[§ 231 C ars For S a le 2 3 4 Automotive fT ft 'IT G rC X T A F T IN G D A ILY W O n K ttt IB 235 236 236 239 240 241 243 245 Truck/Bueee/Vans For 8a le Car Rentals Vehidea Warned Motorcydes/Bikas For S a le Boat Rentals R ec. Vehides/Campers For Sale Traters For Sale Farm Equipment 2 5 2 Accounting 2 5 3 AddMons A 2 54 Air Conditioning 71— H elp W a n t e d FULL 1 Longwood Co. fktog tor ganam dka ark. Computer d B s halpki. Storilng payMISAs: B a n s * daoaead. For more Wo. Cak 4 0 7 4 3 1 4 6 0 0 Mon -Frt, 9am-3pm. Ask tor Frerk. 71— H elp Easy lataphona work. No aakng or exparianca reqMred. FT or PT. IT512 par hour. Cal 140 0 4 3 1 4 7 1 7 . I Rapa raided tor dental plan. No experience naoaaaary. W6 train. 407-3224757. OPC 6TAFFWQ CODE ENFORCEMENT F/T POSITION EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOLLOWING A MUST. IN8PECT PROPERTIES TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE. CREATE VIOLATION NOTICES. RESPOND TO INQUIRES ANO ADORE S 3 VIOLATIONS. MAINTAIN RECOR09. AND PU8UC INFORMATION ON ZONING ISSUES OPC STAFFING 407-2604088. FAX 407-2404761 OATA ENTRY: 2 POSITIONS AVAIL. APOPKA TRUCKING COMPANY A LAKE MARY/SANFORO AREA *8000 KEYSTROKES. WIN/WORD. COMPUTER SKK1& MVOCMO FILING GREAT OPPORTUNITY FAX 407-2404761. OPC STAFFING 407-2604066. Own A Computer? Put X To World U p lb A25 00-575.OQrtv PT/FT 14004374663 Pebble Jincoon ol 8antord has tm m to a s if « u tlsn iT > ra rtsi1 A Bagging opareson, Must ba hard i a 5 1/2 day s BanaSH Induda haatti vacstuna A 40 IK. Drug •aaang 702 6 r l W U I R Y f , D w lM U . PT hato wanted. Admtntatretore A namatren, m M m L Monday ■■■ ffwu *Frtdav ’ w*y, #* 2J^xn. Anawar (tana. Rk dtoa srk* m al Fax reauma, 407424-1344 or RN: Fu* TVna. Charge Nuns Position. BkXtod Care. Flaxlila Hours Apply In Penan. tskwSear Nunmhat* a. tnd 8L Baraord. F L or C al SuMs or Barbara 4073224707. EOC/DFW Lawn Services Legal Services Locksmith Masonry Mortgages Moving A Storage Oil, Lube A Filter Painting Paper Hanging P est Control Plano/Organ Tuning Plumbing Pressure Cleaning Roofing Screen A G lass Work Secretarial A Typing Siding Small Business Stained G lass Swimming Pool Services Termite Repair Transportation Travel Tree Service TV/Radto Upholstery Welding A S h eet Metal 318 Wei Drtamg 3 1 9 Window Washing A Tinting Federal Trust Bank Has Openings in our Sanford Location H4n(nun of 1 yr tortM prior exp. •AbMy to work Mapandsndy A at a last pace. • Oood matfi skJta rtom aotoa Teller: Minimum 1 year banking / cash han­ dling experience required. New A ccoun t* R ep reten ted v e: Minimum 1 year new accounts banking experience required. R eceptlonlet: At least 3 years multHIne phone experience required. Mature individual with great customer service skills needed. Clerk 1: Entry level position. Individual need­ ed for alpha and numeric filing of mortgage loan files. i aalary and ganarcua banaRa package m jd rig 40IK, amptoyar funded pension pkn. market, dared and' n u b morel I artar wqrtXg tli o x ctoan casual Varlartoywo k amnronmanL Ptaaaa apply In Federal Trust Bank offore a algrvon-bonu*, competi­ tive salary A company paid benefits. E-mail resume to: ImectivtehBfederaltnjelmm or fax: 407-848-8108. Pteaoo opacify |ob Interact and aalary requirements. Equal Employment Opportunity Employer OompUMr BKBH. n l f i l l WW X K E x " " " ” ” 1 28 7 28 8 28 9 290 291 292 293 294 29 5 297 296 29 9 300 301 30 2 303 304 3 05 306 307 3 06 3 09 311 312 313 31 4 310 W a n ted OfficafRetaA: Cuotomar Sarvtoa. DAILY PAYtmil Righi Hand Man naada dally wrakara. Conskudon ctoan i(L l ng. wire puing ale. 1 5 0 0 a on bonus ash n a ad to new employees Extra pay to driven. Opan SAM. 601 Dog Track Rd. Longwood 407-2604106. Alterations Appliance Repair Auto Elect. Repair Automotive Bush Hogging Computer Consulting Cabinets Carpentry Carpet A Installations Carpet Cleaning Ceiling Repair Ceram ic T ie Child C ars Centers Cleaning Services Concrele Construction Delivery Services DrywaD Electrical F ence Handy Man Hauling Home Improvements Irrigation A Repair Janitorial Services Jewelry A Repair Lakefront Clearing Landscaping Laundry Services naStoeatYtng In Vis educational Held, has an Immadtoto opening al the Lake Mary Factoy. The UsM canUdala tor Scholaaac Book Faks Akn: MR Manager aoOTacSmom Park Bla 120 Labs Mary. FL 32744 ^ to j)4 ............. fed er al M L iu m y io la u a a iiM u a a a w a a M id 7 Least difficult 8 VCR button 9 "Verb* ending r ~ r - 5— T7 TT— 10 11 Sweet pouto 13 Former V P RocKtWIff 18 OPEC 19 Not singular 20 Capital of New York 22 Friend of Monica and Rachel 23 Forward dash 24 Evening party 25 One who tends a furnace 27 "Absolutely!" 32 Me. MacGraw 34 Opens 35 Loud noise 39 6kJ areas 43 Lax 45 Cave (poet) 47 Beer Ingredient 48 B ill 49 Compass pt. 50 Navy ship 52 Bods dot 53 Robert E. 54 Superlative suffix O 2000 by NEA. Inc W e want to buy your land! operate Hickory Farms OXt Cantor (Hov-Oae) at Btwknols Timtlt Cantor. C al 407-7662333 Home business) Fun, moody, vwcaaona 866462 1251 M a w mag pun ana jonaaa. w n rwp you twto youree*. ------ B K B U S i r Agerna Wanted For Ftoal Expanse Balsa 5 1000-52000 (r)W W y. Oreal Lead Program ♦ r 1 4 0 0 4 0 6 4 0 8 6 Joa INVEmQATl BEFORE YOU MVEST1 AJways a good poicy. sap ectaiy lor Ftorida DapL ol AgrtcuBure A Consumer Sarvicss al 600-436-7352 or FTC-HELP tor a- - * - a- - —- - u ry .-a rwormeacrL tu our ■■■-■w to -m—b•t www Ac oov/Urop ~ w mqdwa aaAar* of oartasi ccporiLWasa to rr g m r wki DapL ol Agriculture A Consumer Sarvtosa b a to n aaang C a l to venty lawful registration ba to n you buy. LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTMJTY CONTRACTOR MAUM BWUNANCa a w 4S1X PLAM1 Onia tret wofkwtreo. A«s*r at MS IWWe, Orwe. M U JIIIIH S 8 Teeter totter H a k P resis r Good working oondtona, private an, taka Mary ai 407-322-7630. is iu is L U m ilU lilld 0 7 1 U ID C nO C SIfO f Answers • T<x«*vki»«notoyP 1 a m id s a a M u id u u iid u ia a ifliin iz i u m u id iD OlUIVIrLU; 96«p«iwxaa•1-800-8604800extcode000 1 n n n B s h d iic t m W a n te d Good Things to Eat Musical Instruments Miscellaneous Auctions 255 256 2 57 258 260 261 2 62 2 63 264 265 266 267 2 68 269 270 271 2 72 2 75 276 2 77 278 279 280 281 282 2 83 2 84 2 85 286 0407-3224845. O R LA N D O REGIONAL 1 Blockings 7 Georgia - F/T A PT toddtor A Men! toachar needed lor Sanlord Day Care. EUpertsroe Adkaaaa a Pke. CM JU e If you are unable to attend the job lair, please fax your resume or call Debbie Van Horn at (407)767-1200 ext 5985, Fax: (407)767-0896 37 Did a marathon 36 Story points 40 “Understood." _ 407-3234900 To Qualify we require tuccetaful completion of a Nursing Assistant program, and /or 2 yrs recent experience a t ■ nursing assistant. We will also consider nursing students who have com pleted a med/surg clinical rotation. Current C P R certification is required. The job fair wilt be In the HR department, which la located In the hospital. ACROSS H elp stper lance. COL A. vacaSon and EOEUfF/D/V S o u t h S e m in o l e H o s p it a l 199 P ets A Supplies 2 0 0 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 2 0 5 Heavy Machinery 2 0 7 Jew elry 2 0 9 Wearing Apparel 211 Antiqub/CoBecttitos 2 1 5 Boats A A ccessories 2 1 7 G arage S a les 2 1 9 Wanted to Buy S IC irr HAND MAN BftjvEH lor SOO truck. lotkXIl Ant you looking for a challenging position in a 4kA* 4r In the event yo u need to change vo u r ad; II you need lo change your ad while it Is running, please give ua a c a l and we wll make the change lor the nest available edition. 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Pay nag. r EM PLO YM EN T % 4 5 Debt Consolidation 55 Business Opportunities 8 7 Opportunities 5 9 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 6 3 Mortgages Sumlay, October 22. 2000 I-.ikc 7 B Manufacturing machanlo needed for wektore production machlno repair A eat up ar'growmg co. Exp. pretoned. FT days. F d bare6to pah. EEO DFWP. Matwars Asaoc ialaa. 645 Nxkman Onto. Sardord have exp. In long Iarm care, M tfftrirt/llxhciid proetdum , COB aodsa A chart a x W y FT Apply In paraon at Lakawaw Nureng. 819 E. 2nd St. Sanlord. FL or lax resume. 407-322-7612. Attn; Administrator. EOE/DFW. twin lob. i waking • Mia Mu7 1 to pnea, tag A told doffing 2nd M L 5 7 4 0 * . Long Centex Homes, Central Florida's largest homebuilder and residential developer is aggressively seeking land for singie-famliy and multi-fimity development No parcel is too small or too large! 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I-Epson ES 1200C Scarmar ($75). f-H P 193—Lawn A G arden 294-P ainttnc 71 m btauliful lake* and a natural laniscafx make M o u thin g special! to the brick-pavtd Four Modelt •NowOpen! bnathtaking this clou-in Casselberry gem From the artistic iron gateway walkways and drivrwajs, Lake Griffin still be an absoluttlj stunning (dace • 100 % Financing on All Enginttnd Homes! • Pmrsest CenUr Open! • Four Decorated Models! 169-C leanInc S ervices lo call horn. Howu Prim fro m mSmornSmu $ H O s to f ) 0 0 t 275-D rywall Dry Wall ‘ Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcorn! I 407-322-6338 til • Gated Community! • Three Lakes • Secluded Path-like Setting • Exciting New Home Designs • 3 , 4 & f Bedroom l)omes frm jllO 's 285-L andscaping 309—T r a n s p o r t a t i o n ESTATES 4 0 7 -3 3 9 -9 1 0 0 S.IL ■»'36 to 17/ 92, gO ttot ill 1 Ihiu to riuhUuU. Continue on llum osn, modei center on right. $15.75 per m onth....... 5 lines / 3months $24.75 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months Classified (407) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �T Page lO ll Sunday. October 22. 2000 iie S e m in o l e H e r a l d AccuWoathor.com ACCU WEATHER8 FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY IIV Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Florida Weather Tonight Saturday P anam a 63/11 Shown is tonorrow's weather Temperatures a rt lo n y r i tow's and Plenty o< euneNne end breezy. Mostly aunny and breezy. . Partly doudy. Parity tunny. Regional Cities Regional W eather Florid a: Partly to moslty cloudy tonight with a law ahowera north. Warm tomorrow with a mlrture o» aun and douda. . i G eo rg ia: Becom ing partly doudy tonight with a lew ahowera north and eaat. Partly to moatly aunny and pleaaant tomorrow. M laalaalppt: Partly cloudy tonight wtth light wtnda. Warm tomorrow with a mtature ol aun and douda. Almanac Sanlord through Yesterday T em perature 84* High .................................... LW . . . . . . . . . . r ................................. .... 58* .....82* Normal high . Normal tow ....------......— ... C ape 66/87 Alabama: Considerably doudy tonight with a lew stray P recipitation .. YettafTjay■ Month to data Normal m o n n F o r i M vera ahowera eaat Partly aunny and pleasantly warm tomor .000* 1.14id unv Year to data Last year to data Normal year to data M a lim a l C itie s 29 61* 43 22- Ocl 20 Tomorrow’s National W eather S o u th C arolin a: Clear, calm and comfortable tonight. Partly aunny. warm and pleasant tomorrow. ..SJOSO 26* -0.3 ft 3 7 ft. First Low First HOT All m ap*, lo ro cails and data provided by A ccuW eether. Inc. 0 2 0 0 0 L o u isian a: Partly doudy and oomtortabia tonight. Partly sunny and seasonably warm tomorrow. y $ World Cities City Manta A— S c Cey Baltimore tarmeviam 71 44 a 88 37 C _ “ 5 ! 55 r Shown are noon poaMona ol weathar ayttama and precaution, highitorthaday. Fcvece.i rvgMow temperatures ere yven tor Y esterd ay 1* National Hlgh/Low: (tor the 4 8 contiguous sUtes) High 06* in Death VMey. CA Low 16* In Fraaar, CO Seminole County High School 407-324-1177 BAND ‘ CLEANING SPECIAL” 3 BEDROOM •2 BATH HOME 2 HOUR CLEANING WITH AD ONLY The 2 6 th . NO .M R Wt 00 m o SMAU II A L L ! ! ! irraiTiiiny DUSTING VACUUMING MOPFING/WAXING FLOORS WINDOWS/MIRRORS CEILING FANS ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED INSIDE * OUT CHANGE DIRTY LINENS A n n u e l F e e t ly e l Featuring Banda from all 7 Seminole County High Schools. Saturday, October 21st. 7:00PM O Seminole High School Call (407) 323-2194 for ticket Information. Presented b y the Sanford Optim ist C lu b and T h e Sem lnols Herald We S im vt- S . i i i l m t l L ilk t ; M .i i y A ll S tM ltliiitli' I '.m m ly A M i i r i i i i i i i l i n i i . h im * �On THE S ide L ife Style I Marva Hawkins 3C | Mary Rowell 3C Seminole Herald • Sanford, Fla. • Sunday, Oct. 22, 2000 • Page 1C J New York Times Bestsellers oppine T. f a l l the0 Vlolence Non-Fiction V Inside ... 1. T M I B IA T L I6 ANTHOLOGY. by Beaties. (Chronlde, $00.) A profusely Illustrated volume In which John Larmon, Paul McCartney, George Hantson and Ringo Stan Ml their own story. ^ ON WWTIMa. by Stephen Wng. (Scribner, $25.) The novelet looks back on his career fend oilers guid­ ance tor wouldbe authors. T B y Michelle Jerla Managing Editor *. NOTHINO U K * IT IN THE ast year, 37 percent of all women who sought care in hospital emergency rooms for violence-related Injuries were victims of domestic abuse. That's why officials horn Safehouse otSeminole decided to hold a domestic violence memor­ ial service Tbesdav in front ot Orlando Regional South Seminole Hospital'! emer’ room. The ; of the event was planned to coin­ cide with Domestic Violence Awareness Month. “T h is is a health care crisis," Safehouse of Seminole Executive Director Michele Hickey said. T h is is an issue we must address In Seminole County." But, according to Hickey, the issue t> only now being recognized by the metrical profession. "Only 10 percent of the cases in emergency roams are screened for L WORLD, by Stephen E. (Simon ft Schuster, $28.) The story of the men who bull the traneoonV4 -TH flO 'R U U .Y FACTOR. by BB 0*ReBy. (Bantam Doubleday Del Pub, $23.09.) Tb* host of a cabia nawt pro­ pram offari opinions on whftfi ityM and ntooq with Amadoa. ^ TUISOAY* M O N M . by MReh Afcom. (Doubledey, $19.96.) The author tela of Ns weeldy vtsM to Ms old odege mentor, who was near death's door, •-r r * NOT ABOUT T M M K*. by I —— JS k D aW■ « —— Lanoo AmTStrong uwnn oavy jarvons. (Putnam, $24.96.) A memoir by toe Tbur de France champion end cancer surT. NATURAL BLONDS, by Liz 8mHh. (Hyperion, $25.96.) From Fort Worth to nbw tcr a vsyi wm mamocr i QOtap onkrrSet 9-BSLLOUT* by David P. 8chlppers with Alan P. Henry. (Regnery, $27.96.) The former chief Republcan oounsel lor the House JudMaty CommAtoe oAara an eooount of Paeldsnt CSnton'a Impeechi-O R U P ^ N A N g M TD .b y M e tt Drudge alto Jula Phtope. (New American Ubraryi $22.96.) The puUaher of toe Orudse Report Msoueeee Ns cov­ erage of toe Lawlnaky m* " # and the >of I by Ninoy (Random Houea. $24.96.) _ M a n to Ni wtto, However, things arc changing. According to Dr. Joctta Newman, who serves on the Safehouse board of directors, it is now a state law for medical pro­ fessionals to go through domestic violence awareness training before they receive or renew their licens­ es. It's also against the law not to report a suspected domestic vio­ lence case. "We still have a long way to go because it still exists," Newman said. "But, domestic violence is something we can prevent. "And, death is something that shouldn't occur If it Is preventable." Newman believes educa­ tion is the key to prevention. People In the med­ ical field need to learn to recognize and treat symptoms of domestic violence and know what they should do if ai | patient appears to be a victim off tthe crime. "We can save a lot of lives if we only educate ourselves about the Issue," she said. Since 1995, domestic violence reported incidents in Seminole County have increased 24 percent, Along wnn ra r (isB C D oni on mvcn. Fiction . . bv Nioholaa Soartcs >./ A V W J n l f ii TnW T m ui hatoe ■ young atogto mother search lor her missing son, a 4ysar old wkh & TH E BEAR AND THE DRAQON. by Tbm Clancy. (Puthub , $$9J6.) Aided by toe anUsnortenf spedalet John Clark, President Jack Ryan contends wtti sinister totoas sfoot In Russia and China. $*THE SKY 13 FALLING, by 8ktney Sheldon. (WSfesm Morrow ft Co, $26.) A young anchorwoman Investigates live seendngly scctdsntal deaths that have befelen America's most charismatic Seminole. The memorial wee held to remember thoee who died es a result ot domestic vx>PVnOA lilQ 10 DClng I W W i v M K) hH IvlU v. AX ngni, pAOpt# ■nvOCwig ui# ®V#fii DOW uroiV ' i In prayer during tot memorial eervtoe. Aooorr9ng to aetehouse of Seminole Executive ir Mktoeto Hickey, e toMc* 13,006 Semkxtto County residents have received services Irom her organization. 8he aleo eald (he number ol repotted domeetic vtotenoe Incidents In Seminole County have inoroeaed 24 percent alnoe 1996. Domeetic vtotenoe is defined aa a pattern ol eeseullfve and coercive behaviors, including physical, sexual and psychological Mta < or adolescents use against their intimate as economic oostcion, that adults partners. For Information or to seek help, Hickey urges people to call the Safehouse ol Seminole 24-hour hotline at 4 0 7 -D IM W . HOUSE •by Fliabeto Berg. House, $23.96.) A newly attempts to (fehuidherlle by taking In e eertoe of board­ ers. * DROWNING RUTH, by Christine (Poidderlay. $23.98.) In 1019, death o( her sister, a Wisconsin women i control ol toe tamSy farm and her ••THE SW ITCH, by 8andra Brown. (Wlamer, $26.96.) A woman eervkig aa a legendary astronaut's madia escort Searches tor. her klsntlosl twin eistor’a l SHATTERED, by Dk* Fronde. (Putnam, $28M .) A glass Mower rune afoul of dangerous people alter Ns i ‘ Jockey Wend dtoe bom a lei In a l THE BUND ASSASSIN, by Margaret Atwood. (Nan A. TUesaftoubkeday, $26.) The story of two Canadton aMere, one of atoom dtoe In a oar crash and leaves behind a sdetxe fiction novel (hat achieves cult status. •-FOUR BLONDES, by Candace BuehneL (Afeando Monthly, $24.) The love Ives of glamorous Manhattan Women aa sean by the author of ‘Sax andtosCKy.’ J$-WINTER SO L S T IC E , by Roaamunde PHcher. (Thomas OunnWSL Merlin's. $27.95.) As Chrtsimee approaches, five lost souts In the north ol 8oo6and discover the heel­ ing power of love. Season of Harvest Five generations of Pells continue farm ing tradition Aa we robot the ffeiyltoht ttartndkng and tht morning air turning oool and ortep. we don't need a calendar to tef us that tw has arrived. For farmers aoroes the country toe autumn montoe are the start of toe harvest seeaon. It's a ime to leap (he rewards for toe long hours of work during toe spring and aummer. One total tamly that has bean farming toe>land tor five live generations era i the Peile. The tamly owns N T s Citrus ft Nonary on Doyle Road In O atoan. Janetta and AtoertH. Pal. who started toe pro•ant day operation In toe early 1960a are etil vary active In toe b u lnaas. The rugged M d work la handled by their aon Mark wtto help fromhis son, Austin, and sevaral other tenotoytti. Pel took Mmo from outllna And biNna hay along Celery Avenue In Sanford to tafc with Hsrato stall writer Arthur Zielinski about hla lotoaa a Florida farmer. ■ Q: In addition to your mother, father, and sort, how many people in the fami­ ly are involved in the fanning business? Aj My younger brother Rosa works in the nursery an Doyle Road and my sister, Connie, works In the office. I also have an older brother Ash. But Ash decided bade in high school that fanning wasn't his cup of tea, so he went college and got a degree in nuclear physics. Now he works as a nuclear engineer for Florida Power 6c Light. Qs How many acres of land do you farm, and is all the land owned by your family? At Fight now we nave about 400 acres in hay and around 150 acres in dtrua In addition to timber land. We do cut hay on land owned by other families. The block of ground we're cutting right now is owned by Vince Lefflcr. Leffler was just named "Tree Fanner of the Year." Qt I notice that your bales of hay are large and round compared to the traditional smaller rectangu­ lar shape — is there a reason for that? Ai Each round bale will weis* around 500 pounds and is less Intensive than the rectangular ones. The only time we touch the round bale is when we roll them on to the back someone's truck, it's all mechanical. When a person with small farm and a few animals uses a round bale, they only need to feed the animals once week compared to feeding everyday when using the smaller Dale. 1 Q: What would you say is the most Important factor In farming? A: The weather. With hay, we cut for two days and bale on the third day. We need dry weather to cut the hay. If the hay gets wet it will mold and can't be used to feed horses, it will make them sick. However, the hay can be used to feed cows because the cow has two stomachs and can tolerate some mold on the hay. The freezing weather of 1983-84 and 1985-86 wiped out about 95 percent of the local d im s crop. At one time all this land was dtrus groves. But I think the last person to plant this ground was a potato farmer. Q: How many bales of hay can you get from an acre of land? Ar We hope to cut each field three times a year, but this year we might only get two cuttings. If See Pell, Page 2C �I’ flRC 2 0 Sunday, October 22. 2000 T he S eminole H erald Pell------------- Cyran, Kaiser plan to wed Jessica Lyn Cyran and Jason Wade Kaiser, both of Lake Mary, recently announced their engagement. The bride is the daughter of Chuck and Donnie Pula of Sanford and the granddaughter of Nancy J. Jahnsen of Winter Park and Charles Pula of Oviedo. She was bom In Smithtown, N.Y., and is a 1994 Lake Mary High School gradu­ ate. She currently attends Seminole Community College and is employed as an adminis­ trative assistant. The bridegroom is the son of J # * * l c i Lyn Cyran and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaiser Jr., of J« « > n Wada K aiser Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Shane Stewart. He is the grandson of Norma Develdcr of Tampa, Elmer Buffington of Longwood, Jack Kaiser of Sanford and Nahcy Kaiser of Missouri. He was bom in Orlando and is a ' 1994 graduate of Seminole High School and a recent graduate of Scntinolo Community College. He currently is employed as a parts specialist at Seminole Power Sports. The couple's wedding is planned for Feb. 17,2001, in Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church in Sanford. The event will begin at 7 p.m. Deeb, Kohn marry July 15 Tiffany Suzanne Deeb and Joshua Charles Kohn were married July 15,2000. The bride is the daughter of Robert and Barbara Land and George and Fran Deeb. The groom is the son of Steve and Linda Kohn. The traditional ceremony was held in Willow Creek Presbyterian Church in Winter Springs with the Rev. Dr. Pete Alwinson presiding. The bride was given away by her parents. Her ball gown style dress was satin with three layers of tulle. It had a beaded bodice and a built in train. She wore a matching headpiece, and her bouquet included roses of various colors, including pale pink, variegated pink, ivory and pale peach held together with a sheer ribbon. Matron of honor was Tara Vlahos, and bridesmaids were Anne Winncrmark, Tara Wu, Abby Kohn, Kristin Avery, Kelly Kohn and Amy Land. Junior bridesmaid was Haley Maier and the flower girl was Lilly Nejame. The groom's best man was Reggie Kohn, and groomsmen included Vince Maccagnano, Andy Herzer, Phillip Gamble, Pete Gaffney, Craig Little and Andre Gower. The ring bearer was Austin Bustamante. The church was decorated with a white wedding trellis with white tulle and floral, two to seven light candelabras, free standing candelabra* with tulle and floral arrangements along the aisles. Harp music was provided by Virginia WInnermark. Special music was provided by Doug Kensure, “You Are My King," Kimmie Nager, “To Get Me To You," and Emily Pratt, “I Will Be Here." A reception was held at the Orlando International Airport Hyatt Regency and included a ait down dinner. Music was pro­ vided by jerry Monroe o f DJ Connection. The bride and groom were surprised during their A nt dance with a balloon drop. The bride is a graduate of the University of Florida and the groom is a graduate o f the University o f North Carolina. The couple traveled to the Carrlbean on their honeymoon. They are currently residing in Wolfenbuttel, Germany, where the groom is a professional basketball player. TTT I ■ iji i | L V ^ ^ JR S ' W , 'J Q: What is your philosophy toward farming the land? A: It's very self-satisfying. At the end of a long day when the sun begins to set I try and get my crew to take a few minutes and sit back and look at those beautiful sunsets. When we fin­ ish up just before dark you can get the aroma of the fresh cut hay and just the satisfaction of a job well done. It’s gratifying. 1 why fools like us guessi that's l farm. future. “This is something we can eradicate," she said. "It is treat­ able." During Tuesday i memorial, a list of names was redted to remember those who died in Central Florida as a result of domestic abuse, including women from Seminole County. Hickey reminded the audience— which included health care pro­ fessionals and members of the community— that domestic abuse is a growing epidemic in Seminole County ana in the nation. At the end of the service, Father Charlie Mitchell from SL Mary Magdalene Catholic Church was asked to say a few words and give the invocation. "Where ever there is fear, there is captivity," Mitchell stated before asking the group to bow their heads in prayer to remem­ ber those who nave died and for others who are suffering from domestic violence. For more information about Safehouse of Seminole call 407302-1733. The organizations 24hour hotline can be reached by calling 407-330-3933. M em o rial-------Continued from Page 1C according to Safehousc of Seminole statistics. During 1998 and 1999, there were 2£51 inci­ dents of domestic violence in the county. During the past five years, there have been 10 reported mur­ ders in Seminole and almost 200 in Florida due to domestic vio­ lence. Nationally, estimates range from 960,000 incidents of domes­ tic violence to 3.9 million women who are physically abused per year. Despite the growing numbers, Newman is hopeful about the 1800 E. STATE ROAD 438 FERN PARK, FL 32730 Italian Fest The Lake Mary Woman's Club will hold the 13th annual Italian Fest and Holiday Craft Sale Saturday, Nov. 4, from 4 until 7 p.m., at Lake Mary Community Building, 260 N. Country Club Road in Lake Mary. Donations, Adults $5, Children S3. Proceeds will benefit the Seminole Community College Scholarship Fund. For additional information phone Margaret at 407-3237475. Craftcra Wanted The Women of Hospice are looking for crofters to participate in this year's annual Donnelly House Christmas Boutique to be held Nov. 15 to Nov. 18 at the historic Donnelly House In downtown Mount Dora. Crafter* interested in sell­ ing their work at this event are asked to contact Brenda Bush a t (352) 383-0112. , 3 407-834-1065 fax 407-834-4300 ANTIQUES a REF1NIBHIN3 ANTIQUES BOUGHT E SOLO O PEN 0 DAYS A W EEK F R E E E8TIMATE A PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SAME LOCATION FO R 3 3 YEA RS 1 0 3 0 W. STATE RD. 4 3 4 OVIEDO, FL. 3 2 7 8 6 L * Phone (407) 365-374Q PAMELA J. HELTON. P.A ATTOfW IY AT LAW BANKRUPTCY • DIVORCE T Payment Plans •Also Practicing In: Family Law, Modification, Child Support, ± l j Landlord/Tenant, Evictions, i -rLf- Domestic Inunctions, Guardianship, Probate and Wills. 801N. Magnolia Ave., Ste. 407, Orlando, FL 32803 Phone: 481-9564 OnSpeciallyGradePaperANewsprint *FullProcess ColorAvailable *High Quality *LowPrices •Fort Turn-Around r . l l fk a Oa m I a a Ia U a m U vtii in ftMHIiffilll DfinllfflA A l A l i l S i f t l MiuinoM m m MMiMfctii mnonfl wpviMn >t; ((07)Sfrai1 ForQuota !i"~\ ^ \K , S A i^ I j 1 ■. j Factory Outlet P 2921 Orlando D tf 144 Sanford, FL 32793 (Big Lots Plaza) 407-302-8053 1 6 3 W S R . 4 3 4 W hiter Springe 407-327-3344 M-F10 to 7 • Sun 10 to 5 •? ^ Q: What is your busiest time of the year? A: It runs in phases. The nursery is very busy in the spring. Citrus is busy from December to February. The hay will start in the middle of sum­ mer — when not a whole lot is going on — until about December. I tell my kids that before we planted this hay we use to have time to fish during the summer. But now, when tne weather is good we have to bale hay because we have so much of it. F A C T O R Y A IR S P E C IA L IS T S S A L E S • S E R V IC E • P A R T S • A L L M A K E S R A D IA T O R S *S P EED O M ETER S •BRAKES A U T O E L E C T R I C •T U N E U P S , ; we cut three times, that's a total of 1,200 acres for the land we cut. It's a lot of grass to cut over the summer. The number of bales we get per acre is some­ what of a secret. It's like asking a cow man how many cows she has or asking you how much money you have in your sock drawer. We don't like to give away all our secrets. Community Notes O F S E M IN O L E , IN C . McCall, Gregory wed May 20 A liso n L eig h M cC all an d K ristian K ev in G reg o ry w ere m arried on M ay 2 0 ,2 0 0 0 . T h e brid e is the d au g hter of Edw ard and Jo A nne M cC all o f L ake M onroe. T h e groom is the son o f Patricia H un nicu tt G regory and the late E ugen e G illia n ! G regory o f M arietta, G a. T h e cerem ony w as held in M arkham W oods Presbyterian C hurch in Lake M ary with H arold D eR oo officiating. T h e brid e w as given in m arriage by Continued from Page 1C 1 her father and mother. The bride wore a silk A-line --------------------sleeveless dress of diamond white A lison L sig h M cCall an d with a scoop neck. It was accented K ristian K avin G reg ory with a champagne bodice with seed pearls ana flower embroidery. It was designed by Randy Fenoli for the Diamond Collection. Her headpiece was a lace and pearl tiara, and her veil was in the style of mantila, cathedral length and trimmed in Alecon lace. The bouquet included champagne and creme roses with stephanotis and green lacy ferns with variegated leaves wrapped with white silk ribbon and pearl studded pins. The maid of honor was Elisabeth Stephanie McCall, who wore a silver lilac crepe gown by Shell! Segal. She carried a bouquet of Scottish heather and stalls with a silver lilac ribbon wrapped stem and pearl accents. Bridesmaids included Britney ly re Reynolds, Virginia Hecker Cosier and Jamie Knight Wells. Junior bridesmaid was Kelsey Ann McCall. They all wore gowns similar to the maid of honor. The groom's best man was David Brian Gregory, and grooms­ men included Edward Steinmeyer McCall III, Parts Mason McCall and Stephen James McCall. Junior groomsmen was Andrew Mason McCall. Flower girl was Sarah Slocum, and the ring bearer was Sam Slocum. A reception followed the ceremony and was held in DeBary Golf and Country Club. Assistants included Mrs. Douglas Woods of Tusculoosa, Ala., and Mrs. Johnny Henry of Woodstock, Ga., and i JJoliday Season I on refrigerator! 2 yr. Warranty on lekaUt W/D and WATCHES T ria l y ou r fu m itu r* with • Lessons ^ • Quality CnfUm aiublp • Custom Pf^Ht*hiii| • f h a l r r**n||t| �t**i §!-»*** T i i e S e m in o l e H e r a l d B irths Sum lay, Oi lulirr 22, 2IHH) Vintage View S e p t 22,2000 Ireland MacKcnzic Katolyn Casey of Sanfond, daughter of Tiffany and Sean Casey of Sanford, was bom. David N. R o b e rts S r., le a d s a mili­ tary group in p a ra d e d ro ss sou th of San fo rd Avonuo b e tw e e n n 1 9 4 9 Ford on (ho right and a 1 9 4 8 S tu d e b a k e r on Iho left, a s th ey p a s s Je r r y ’s A rcade and Dr. G e o rg e S ta rk o 's olfice. T h e 2 0 0 1 Historic C olend er, s p o n ­ so re d by tho S a n lo rd H istorical S o clo ty, inclu d es this photograph alo n g with 11 other old San fo rd s c o n e s . T h ey c a n b o p u rch a se d at tho San fo rd M useum , Knights S h o e S to ro , S e p t 26,2000 Roman Batista Jr, son of Mileidys Chi I and Roman Batista of Longwood, was bom. Kendra Nicole Campbell, daughter of Anntonia Campbell and Kenneth Becker, was bom. Oaden-McCall Joyce Wood, daughter of Kemberiy and John Wood of Deleon Springs, was bom. S ep t 27,2000 Richard Davion Nytron Harrell, son of Caroline Rivers and Richard Hanell Jr. of Sanford, was bom. Alicia Jade LcftJy, daughter of Annette Adkins of DeBary, was bom. Se p t 2^ 2000 Christopher Edwin Mulkcy, son of Kelly and Ferry Mulkey Jr. of Sanford, was bom Mya Arlene Pacheco, daugh­ ter of Jennifer Pacheco and Kevin Bradley of Sanford, was bom. O c t 1,2000 Gunnar Joseph Schumann, son of Susan and David Schumann of Deltona, was bom. Jason Thomas Plttard, son of Cindy and Robert Plttard of Lake Mary, was bom. Cheyenne Morgan McCurdy, daughter of Shelley and William McCurdy of Winter Springs, was bom. O ct 2,2000 Samantha Faye Bliss Stiet daughter of Amy and Scott StJer of Lake Mary, was bom. Breuna Lsshawn Williams, daughter of Nicole Nelms and Michael Williams of Sanford, was bom. Elite Ann Catty, daughter of Virginia Haas and JaaeCotty of Caaaetbeny, was bom Joseph Collin Swain, son of Swain of . w Oct 4 2060 Kundal Nathan Chinoda, ■on of Pfctseral and Ofewell Chinoda of Sanford, was bom. Avery Jordan Howe, daugh­ ter of S6^>hanle and Major Howe ofOriando, was bom. Cassidy Lee Holden, daugh­ ter o f Heather and Michael Holden of Winter Springs, was bom. Cariaa Marie Navarre, daughter of Sheri and Michael Navarre of Altamonte Springs, was bom. Ryan William Myen,.tan of Wendy Ward and Robert Myers of Sanford, was bom. O ct 4,2000 Ttina Marie Lugo, daughter of Jeanette Tbrres and Richard Lugo of Sanford, was bom. Julia Marie Cunningham, daughter of Marlene and Michael Cunningham of Apopka, was bom Sydney Michelle Swearingen, daughter of Angela and Michael Swearingen of Orlando, was bam. Elbe Rose Moreno, daughter of Karen and Antonio Moreno Jr., of Maitland, was bom. “ ‘ ‘ Elizabeth Teslo, ’ of Marie and t Teslo of Sanford, was bam. Emma Quinn McCuinness, daughter of LeAnn and Michael McCuinness of Orlando, was bom O ct 5,2000 TVavis Edrkk BoutweU, son of Joy and TVsvies BoutweU Jr. of Sanford, was bom. Jandda Precious Jean-Fils, daughter of Thelma Harper andEphetlan Jean-Fils of Sanford, was bom. Alexander Lee Montanez, son of Jacqueline and Davin Montanez of Altamonte Spring* was bom. Breanne Lindsey Heam, daughter of Pamela and Thomas Heam of Lake Mary, was bom. Gerard Nicholas Shine n, son of Monique and Gerard Shine of Sanford, was bom. Nicholas Joseph Fitzpatrick, son of Karl and Joseph Fitzpatrick of Sanford, was bom. Natalie Carolyn Grdsdorf, daughter of LjoBan and Eric Gretsdorf of Lrtn&wood, was bom. I’ilftr iJC Seminolo Herald and from S o clo ty m em b ers. Photo Court**y of RobtrU Twry B a te s co n d o m in iu m s o p en in g fo r H a llo w e e n Bates Enterprises, formerly for the younger citizens of the Bates Motel, is set to open Lake Mary and, due to parole In Lake Mary on Saturday, constrictions, it is highly October 28 at 7PM on ..................... unlikely that Norman Country Club Road (the Bates will be allowed to Community Building). judge the event. Bates Enterprises is a (Although he may be new venture for Norma found in the shadows.) Bates. The newly refur­ bished condominium G irl Scouts Listen complex was once a To T h e Past motel run by Norma's The Lake Mary twin brother Norman. Historical Commission Norma has assured the Mary is committed to not citizens of Lake Mary only preserving the Rowell that her recently # m # past, Dut passing on the arolcd brother will Knowledge of the past avc little or nothing to do to future generations. That’s with the new venture. An why, on Saturday, Oct. 14, the Lake Mary Historical unfortunate incident that occurred at the Bates Motel has Commission hosted their loft I^ikc Mnry. cu*l Juery ^ fourth C trl SCout Day. . T he rrtftming was reserved o f anyone with the Bates name. for Brow nieG lrlScouta. With In addition to the apartments, the help o f volunteers, 26 the new condos feature a wellBrownies earned their lit and happy campground. "Listening to the P ast" H y-lt. The Lake Mary Lake Mary Historical Community Improvement Commissioner Fran Brender Association is si Saturday's open house of Bates taught the girls about games Enterprises. The CIA is even before the advent o f electron­ ics. The girls learned how to sponsoring a costume contest K W f i lli p Htraltf pttaltftnr Alary HowvlJ Brownie Troop 2 0 1 8 with Junior Aide Shayna Kolt and Ja n Biackwolder in the Lake Mary Comolory. play hopscotch, horseshoes and croquet. In addition lo being on the Lake Mary Historical Commission, Jan Blackwelder Is a history teacher at Lake Mary High School. Jan took the girls on a tour o f the Lake Mary Cemetery. W hile there, the girls looked for the oldest dates on the tombstones and the most unusual names. In the muse­ um, M ary Wolfe told girls what It was like to grow up without electricity, running water and malls! Claire O ’Connor told the girls about the "Lake Mary Girl Scout’s Little House” (which was demolished in 1995) and what kind o f activities she did as a Girl Scout. Although she Isn’t a member o f the Lake Mary Historical Commission, Happy Sjoblom gladly volun­ teered her day to help tell the Hm M plMSs by Mary Rp h I Fran Brooder leeching Brownie Troop 3047 about croquet w e re S h a y n a a n d A m a r.i K o fi, tw o Ju n io r G irl S c o u ts from Ju n io r T ro o p 504. T h e a fte rn o o n w a s fo r .12 Ju n io r G irt S c o u ts to e a rn th e ir "L o c a l L o r e " b a d g e . W h ile the fo c u s is s till h isto ry , th e a c tiv i­ ties a r c a little d iffe re n t. O n tiie w a lk to th e cem e tery , (site m a d e s ix th at d a y ), Ja n B la c k w e ld e r told th e g irls a b o u t th e e a rly b u ild in g s in L ak e M a ry an d th e a rc h ite ctu re o f th e day. A t th e cem etery , th e irls n o ted th e e p ita p h s and te n a m e s th at a re still aro u n d today. A t th e m u se u m , I l.ip p y an d A lfred S jo b lo m told the g irls a b o u t th e ir a n c e sto rs w h o Im m ig ra ted fro m S w e d e n and w e re o n e o f th e larg est g ro u p s o f B cttlcrs in L a k e M ary. A t the tim e , th e m a in c ro p o f th e area w a s th e c a ss a v a . C a s sa v a w as p ro c e sse d at th e sta rch facto ry th at is n o w ju s t a m em ory. T h e g irls sa w w h a t the ca ssa v a p la n t a n d ro o t lo o k lik e , a n d S g o t to ta s le c a s s a v a p u d d in g , m a d e b y F ra n B re n n e r. F ran to o k (lie g ir ls o n a to u r o f Ih e m u se u m . S ite p o in t­ ed o u t p ic tu re s o f h is to ric a l b u ild in g s th at h a v e v an ish ed a n d o n e s still in e x iste n c e today. S ite a lso sh o w e d the g irls th e m o d el o f L a k e M ary tliat w a s b u ilt b y fifth g ra d e s tu d e n ts from L ake M ary E le m e n ta ry in 1998. T iie G irl S c o u ts w e re th e n a sk e d lo d raw a p ictu re o f w h at th ey th o u g h t h i k e M ary w o u ld lo o k lik e in 5 0 y e a r s . O n e o f th e m o re im a g in a tiv e d ra w in g s featu red a ra in fo re st a n d a frog farm . C u rre n tly , th e c o m m is sio n p la n s to u se th e d ra w in g s a s a c o m p a n io n p ie ce to th e ir S m ith s o n ia n e x h ib it th at is c o m in g n e x t y ear. O th e r H isto rica l C o m m iss io n v o lu n ­ te e rs th at h e lp e d o u t fo r the e v e n t w e re L ib ra ria n L illia n G riffin a n d M ary Ja n e D u ry e a . Beta Club members give a helping hand at the Harbor Seminole High School Beta Club works with students at the Harbor Literacy and Learning Center. The Harbor is located in the Sanfond Housing Authority’s Castle Brewer'CCourt ourt complex. The National Beta Club is an academic honor organization, which promotes charac­ ter, develops leadership Marva skills, recognizes H aw achievement, provides technologicalopportunities and encourages service Involvement. Tiie Beta Club members have been enthusiastically assisting the Harbor students with their homework, reading, and listen­ ing to stories read to them in the Book Bay. Elizabeth Graham-Glover, Harbor director, says the club members are definitely an asset to the program. Club members who work with the kids are Shamair Coward, Larry Parrctt Jr., Kimberly Pierce and Chris Dimillo. Not shown in the pic­ ture were Tiffany George, Katonya Glover and Jacques Lcscsre. k in s Sweet Harmony Order of Eastern Star No. 388 will celebrate their 17th anniversary Saturday, Oct. 28, at 6 p.m. The Sanford Civic Center will be the site of the annual Musical Banquet o f Celebration. Tickets may be purchased by iiii calling 407-322-7419.’ --------------------- Sunday, Oct. 29 at 3 p.m., at the New Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, West 12th Street, the guest speaker will be the Rev. Billie Jackson, RockhiH Missionary Baptist Church, pastor, choir and ushers serving. The com­ munity is Invited to both obser­ vances of the 17th anniversary. Eartlia Melton, worthy matron and Arthur Mae Scott, associate matron. Beatrice Duncan and Clara Davis, chairpersons. Red R ib b o n w e e k aw aren ess 1 Oct. 23 through 31. Partnership between the police and kids. Celebration for school and kids of the community. Wednesday, Oct. 25, at 3 p.m.. West Sanford Ucc/Sheriff’s Service Center. ere will be food, sodas, fun and entertainment. You are invited to enjoy an afternoon of Red Ribbon awareness. The annual Prayer Breakfast, sponsored by the Christian Education Committee of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church will be Saturday, Nov. 4 ,9 a.m., at the Hamilton Elementary School Cafetorium, 1501 East Eighth Street. The annual benefit breakfast roceeds will benefit the Castle rcwer Scholarship Fund to help some deserving high school graduate to attend col­ lege. Breakfast donation is 57. For tickets cal) St. Paul Church office at 407-323-1601, during office hours, 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., or Sister Altermesc Bentley at 407-322-7875. Deadline for ticket urchases is Oct. 31. Rev. Albert Covirtgton, Pastor. K E C HwiW photo by M irvi HinrUni Beta Club members who work with the kids at the Harbor ate Shamair Coward, Larry Parrett Jr., Kimberly rty Pierce and Chris DimilJo. Not shown In the picture are Tlllany George. Katonya atony a Glover and Ja cq u e s L oses re. S e m in o le C o u n ty B ra n c h o i th e N A A C P w ill m e e t T h u rsd a y , O ct. 2 6 at 7 p .m . at Z io n H o p e M iss io n a ry B ap tist C h u rc h a n n e x , 7 1 0 O ra n g e A v e n u e . A re p o rt w ill b e p re ­ se n te d b y th e N o m in a tin g C o m m itte e an d th e E le c tio n S u p e rv is o r y Committee. T u rn e r C la y to n Jr., is p re s id e n t an d K e n n e th ' ' p re s id e n t. �4 C Sunday. October 22. 200(1 T1IH8BMINOLK IIKRAI.D I very 1st Friday of Uonfi Famfty Satheto Service Frtoey Safebefh Service (afl otter Friday*) Lutheran Church Of the 7 3 0 pn B IS p i MO Si tteed em er 104ft am 1045 am •00pm Wednesday Famfty N p d 700pm Yhuto. Woman, and A d * Bfcto 6tody THasday 700pm TOdt Wtoi a Piapoaa* Mens Prayer Breektaal Sal ft 01 a m •Haver A Stranger Hare* Presbyterian UPSALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner of W fftPi St 4 2525 Oak Avenue Sanford, Florida 407-322-3355 1011 Lutheran Sardord. a 32771 407-330 2S35 Dr. Oeorge Faher QraoaOBnan (U K S*ndey Cducatton SOO a m SundeyWdrsh* 1000 a m 2917 Ortondo Or (Hey 17 92) Phone 322*7312 • 30 a m 1030am 700 Rev. Elmer A. Retueher Pastor Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Worship Sendee 10:30 a.m. M w rtngW W ih» Evening Service eaday Evening BBftsBtody Anglican n u o m o N A i cm copAL ST. 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There is one line in Sylvia Browne's current bestseller, "Life on the Other Side: A Psychic's Tour of the Afterlife," ........................... that is I to kill off a lot of interest in heaven. The bad news, says the psychic writ­ ing of the afterlife, is that there will be George no sex in Plagenz heaven. She says the rea­ son is because sex on earth is for procreation (“and all this time you Brought it was invented for the fun of it"), and we don't procreate in heaven. To replace the earthly ver­ sion of sex is another form of intimacy that “has nothing to do with lust and hormones. Known as 'merging,' it is a glo­ rious episode of extraordinary reciprocal acceptance and sur­ render between two joyful spirits." Most people believe In heav­ en and most of us think we are going there. But we have some problems with our picture of neaven. To a lot of people, it sounds boring — one eternal hymn-sing. This might be fine for those who like to sing, but many of us prefer something more exciting. We understand the question of the little girl who said to her mother, "If 1 am very good in heaven, will they let me go down to hell on Saturday after­ noons and play a little?" One of the first questions we have about heaven is, "Will we be reunited with our loved ones?" Emmett Fox, one of the most popular of the metaphys­ ical writers, answered that by saying, "Wherever there is a strong emotional link — either of love or hatred — there is for SL Luke's Lutheran The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra's Sovereign Brass w ill perform at S t Luke's Lutheran Church in Oviedo, on Thursday, O c t 26 beginning at 7:30 p m The event is Concert #1 o f a series which w ill continue through May o f 2001. The concett i are free and open to the general public. For additional information phone the church at 407-365-3408. TtescawUla Presbyterian Tuscawllla Presbyterian Church will hold a fall bazaar and craft fair on O c t 27 and 28 at 3600 West SR-426 in Oviedo. Hours are 6 to 8 p.m. on the 27th and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the 28th. Holiday and decorative crafts will be available, a silent auction (including a piano and an organ), plants, books, garage sale items, toys, a bake sale, and plenty of food. For additional Information phone the church a t 407-671-4173. Proceeds w ill go to the church and community outreach pro­ grams. W estm inster Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church (USA) will host a fall craft sale Oct. 28 from 9 a m until 4 p m at 2541 Red Bug Lake Road, Casselberry. Artistic hand crafted items will be displayed on the church grounds. Snacks will be available. For Information, phone the church at 407339-1100. a Baptist C onvention and The Florida BaptistC Seminole Baptist Association will sponsor a free dental clinic Oct. 30 and 31 In Sanford, for low income families. Patients will be seen according to their need o f care. Only fillings and extractions will be done with local dentists and their assistants donating their time. The unit will be at Faith Bible Ministry, 1011 S. Sanford Avenue Oct. 30 and 31. . Prescreening (which Is necessary) will be at the church Saturday, O c t 21 from 1:30 until 4 JO p m Dead Sea Scrolls Dr. Ken Hanson, author, lecturer, profes­ sor and founder o f “Tineasures in Tim e," an organization devoted to disseminating knowledge o f the Biblical World w ill make ntations Thursday, Nov. 2, from 6 JO presents! until 8 JO p m , at the Sem inole Community College eSALir SA L! Program, at the new SCC Oviedo Campus, 2500 Lockwood Blvd., Oviedo. The fee is $5.10. Seating la limited. For additional information or registra­ tion, phone SCC Community Education at 407-328-2121. First Baptist — W inter Springs First Baptist Church o f Winter Springs invites the community to celebrate the groundbreaking o f its new building, Nov. 12 a t 2 p m at the Intersection o f SR-434 and SR-419, across from the new Eckerds. Dinner on the grounds will be featured at 1 P *O L The church la currently meeting at the Adventist Church on M ost Road. For additional information phone the church office at 407-699-6600. Marathon held to raise money for school equipment Managing Edtor SANFORD — More than a dozen ded­ icated golfers gathered Monday at Sanford's Mayfair Country Club to raise money for Good Shepherd School. Through donations and pledges, the golfers raised more than $20,000 for vari­ ous school projects, former school board member Maigie Brannon said. During the past four yean, more than (75 £00 has been raise from similar events for com- 5 2 3 £ r 8 " d “ h" ^ Fonda Byrd, led, and Margie Brannon helped coordinate Monday's marathon. pmCT,for According to John Koepsel, the organi­ zation chose Mayfair Country Club as this year's course for several reasons, including its size. "This is a great course,'' Koepsel said. “For one thing, the format is open, and it's easy to go from one hole to another. “ The short distance is a good thing for the marathon golfers, who started playing golf around 7 a m and finished in the early evening. “You're done whenever you finish the number of holes you pledged to finish,' fund-raising co-coordinator Fonda Byrd 11 u i Monday, Father Dan ey finished approximately 30 holes. r likely to be a meeting when j you have passed over." The other thing we want: to I know about heaven is, "W hat j will we do there?" Arthur Ford, a Disciples of Christ cler­ gyman when he was alive, supposedly answered that question in a scries of spirit communications with journal­ ist Ruth Montgomery after he died. He told of a man newly arrived in heaven who decides to go fishing. Montgomery reports that Ford said, "H e wishes he had brought a fish­ ing pole and instantly finds one in his hands. He casts and pulls in so many big fish so fa s : that the pastime soon dulls, and he goes on to some higher form of activity." The point of Ford's story is that we will be able to do whatever we want in heaven. "What people learn," he says, "is that the next world is a live ly place, full of vigorous and varied activity. They eventual! lose their interest in things tha gave them pleasure on earth — like fishing, for example — for the more fulfilling joys which arc theirs in heaven." This most often, says Ford, consists of doing things for other people, who arc either in heaven or still on earth. Clark Gable, Ford told Montgomery, works with out-of-work actors on earth to help them find employment If we can do the kind of work we want when we are on the Other Side, we can also live where we w ant A lot of people, after they have read Browne's book about heaven, can't wait to get there — except for the part about no sex. Say that was a misprint erig l Sylvia, and we'llIbbe right along. ilc e 2000, N m p ip tf SSOfOw Am u . “ Your Invited To £ V f £ y The M IN ISTR Y O f 7/ He started golfing less than two years ago. “We had a spring tournament and I decided to start playing,' Bradley said. "My handicap is my dubs." But, the tournament wasn't held to determine a winner. The golfers weren't keeping score. "We’re doing this for fun and to help the school out,' Bradley said. And, Mayfair employees didn't mind sharing the course with the golfers from Good Shepherd. “It's for a good cause,' said Joe Schurtz, the club's golf pro. "We like to help church groups out." | R o fle R fflE M tH K S O n 2, 2000 00 P .M 3002 S. jBardall Ave Sa A d , FL (407)323-3794 Praise Celebration Nov. 22 House o f Refuge Ministries, Inc. will hold its annual Praise Celebration, Nov. 22 - 24. Guest speaker will be Evangelist Earlcnc it Brinson is a * .E v a n g elist• member o f C O .G .I.C J T . IShe operates in the gifts o f the Holy S p irit Services are 7:30 p.m. nightily Spirit ly a t 1101 Celery Avenue, Sanford. For more information, call 407-324-4711. ' jbllx®super makets, inc. 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Three . months later, Ih e fell 111 and passed on. fcod rest her soul. * Now the problem: She left her entire estate to mel This includes property, two •cars, her home and a hand­ some sum of money. The family was shocked to learn of this, and so was I. Now I'm afraid Edward's family resents me. Should I hand everything over to her only remaining son, Edward's lather, or keep It? I am not sure if I should honor her wishes or make the family happy. I really love Edward and hope to have a serious future with him. I don't want arw ill will with his family. Please help. UNEXPECTED H EIRESS DEAR H EIRESS: Before you m ake any hasty deci* with “ *ith a “ jlo n s, speak hey w h a helped Edward's grandm other m ake her w ill. It m ight give you Some Insight Into her m oti­ vation for nam ing you and excluding the family. It Is possible she felt she had already provided enough financially over the y e a n for her only rem aining son and his family. Even if you now feel lik e the o b ject of resentm ent, there Is no guarantee that handing over your Inheritance w ill U » V » I h o u U t U n j * |D away. It goes w ithout saying that this is a decision that only you can make. So think carefully about the .Im plications and take 'p len ty o f time. Continue to work on your relationship tw lth Edward — and “qu« sera sera.” ; DEAR ABBY: I have a •suggestion, based on my ; experience, for “Colorado Lady in Waiting,” who is in : love with “Bob* after dat­ ing him for seven months. •He wanted her to be his rlfriend, but didn’t want •r to go with him when he 'tnoved out of state, saying [he “wasn't sure he wanted ! to commit/ TYventy years ago, I aintalned a four-year main long -distance relationship with a boyfriend. Everything seemed fine, rhen suddenly he advised ne that h e had met someme else. I was devastated md unable to form a U si­ ng relationship for years, t s l trusted no one. Absence does NOT make he heart grow fonder; absence makes the heart drget. M y boyfriend left me for i woman he felt would *■*-- him a better financial ,er. The joke was on ___ I made my first mllon when I was 4 0 .1 found im recently vU the item et and discovered rat his marriage i» «m nhappy one, and he ^ retted the decision he u d e so many years ago. S bday I *m ••• SA D D ER , OLDER AND W ISER D EA R SA D D ER, ILOER A N D W ISER: gddet? Please reconsider ad settle for older and riser. B e grateful that this l* n show ed his true coln and m ade another roman m iserable for 20 M I S . T h e n but for the race o f G od go you! m m s s UMVlxsal T rsss s y n d ic a t e High Tea A magical interlude of friendship and tradition nviting someone to tea Ls a custom which speaks of highly valued friendship, courted by a soft spoken, subtle parley of wools, comfort­ ing foods and drink that warms the heart. The holiday season is just around the comer, and I am sum like all of you, 1 cannot think of any­ thing other than friends 1 have around the world and my beloved family back in Romania. Christmas is memories, a patchwork quilt of remembrances. While we • • often strive to create per­ fect holiday memories for those we love, it is frequently the far from perfect experiences that linger with us the longest and bring those small smiles of remembered laughter and tears. I come from a very small vil­ lage in Romania, dose to the Danube River, about halfway between Bucharest, the capital of Romania, and Constantza, the port dty to the Black Sea. Growing up, I did not know of any other holidays oilier than Christmas and Easter. In prepara­ tion for both, my mother would have the family go through an entire ritual, which would start weeks before the holiday. Major cleaning would take place, begin­ ning with the backyard and end­ ing with decorating each and every room. Hand embroidered linens trimmed with 10 inches of handmade lace would be hand Ironed days ahead of time. Spring was the time to make house soap scented with wild lavender, thyme and oregano picked from the nearby Dobrougja hills. I C ooking, pickling o r m arinat­ ing used to b e a perm anent on- Kplng activity. A t a child, 1 spent son or another. 1 can imagine that for a lot of people, planning for an open house can be a terrifying idea. Do not let that intimldat1— **•— »top you from having your most heart-cherish­ ing memories — one that I am going to walk you through. A Successful High Tea Open House A variety of light but piquant appetizers in an interesting combination of finger foods can make a • • • • spectacular meal that will satisfy the most preten­ tious gourmet taste. Arranged in tea trays and < three-tier center piece platters, complemented by pedestal glass cake domes and foot square dish­ es to house petit fours, scones and lories will make your table look Hire a picture out of Victoria Magazine. Don't forget the fresh flowers. Although a great deal of time is required in preparation, most of the time is spent in decorating and creating. Whether It's a watercress tea sandwich or a sophisticated miniature crab quiche, making every appetizer utterly irresistible should be a per­ sonal challenge. Step One: Begin with careful planning, rejecting the date and names of invitees, followed by invitations sent out two weeks before the party. Open houses imply dropin, drop out attendance and are customarily held in the late after­ noon and early evening for two or three hours. Before you settle an whom to invite, consider the compatibility of your proposed guests and the capacity of your home to accom­ modate comfortable mingling.' most of my summer playing in our vineyard where my grandfa­ ther built my sister and I a tree StepTYvo: house. The days harvesting Make up a reasonable timetable grapes and making our own wine for all the pre-party chores, were the happiest. including shopping, cleaning and Equally important was fellow­ ship and sharing. The night before decorating. Select menu items that Christmas, the children would get will fit into your available time. The more you can prepare ahead together and sing Christmas car­ of time, the more serene you will ols at every house in the neigh­ be at patty time. Write out on borhood. And, an Christmas day, all doors were open for all of us to plain index cards your menus with instructions and all the enjoy each other's company. The ingredients you will need for scene remained with me as a ecleevery redpe. This will help with bration of hospitality and grace, which later in my life translates to your grocery shopping, avoiding multiple shopping sprees. Tea Time — a tranquil time out or more spirited celebration. I Step Three: believe, time for tpa is a magical Think of some clever, easy dec­ interlude when conversation and orating ideas that can be incorpo­ comfort keep company with rated throughout, from your front delectable tidbits and time-hon­ door to table and chairs or to a ored traditions, as I greatly value theme for the party which friendships. becomes Ihe topic of conversation. So, why not take the time this Example: Victorian hats. and plan a High Tea Open Research the subject and let your se? Especially if you have imagination go wild. Get some of many wonderful people who you your friends involved and assign have not teen all year for one rea- K A successful High Tea open housa Indudas ■ variaty of light but piquant appstizsra In an Interesting combination of ftngar foods that can maka a spectacular maai and satisfy the moat pretentious gour­ met taste. Pictured above a rt pep­ per rota, which art perfect lor an opan housa. Planning for High Tba should include using your antique tableware and Hnen, such as the Heme pictured at left. People become vety weti mannered when around quality and beauty. chores. Evaluate well ahead of party time the serving pieoea you will need and aaeembts them from your own cupboards, borrow from friends or purchase them from one of our downtown antique shops. Use all the antique linens you have in the house, and bring out the best china. If you have beautiful things, this is why you have them. Enjoy using your antiques and comment on tne his­ tory behind them. I found that people become very well man­ nered when around quality and beauty, and they are very grateful and complementary for sharing your best collection with them. Step Four Ask a friend to help you or hire a teen-ager to replenish serving platters. This will foee you to enjoy your guests and your party. Here are a few delightful redpes from the Rose Cottage, which are always appreciated. Pepper Rolls Preparation time: 30 minutes Total rooldno time: 12 minutes Enjoying Hispanic heritage 1 large red pepper 2 ounces cheddar, grated 1 ounce parat—sn, grated 2 tablespoons whole egg may­ onnaise 2 tablespoons fresh parsley 1 teaspoon chopped "fresh thyme 1 teaspoon fresh oregano 2 drops Ikbaaco sauce 10 slices h a h bread 11/2 ounces butter, melted paprika Halve •e the red pepper i and remove the seeds and membrane. Cook skin-side up under a hot grill until the skin is blade and blistered. Place in a plastic bag and la v e to cool, that peel, lonely chop the fla h and combine in a bowl with the cheddar, parmesan, mayo, herbs, Tkbasoo and salt and pepper to taste. Curt the crust from bread, flatten the slices well with the rolling pin and brush both sides with soft butter Spread the pepper mixture on each slice, leaving 1/2 an inch border Roll up and secure with tooth­ picks. Cover and refrigerate for at least two hours. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Cut each roll in half and ........... " ' * . Bskaarts baking tray for IQ to 12 until tite rods are crisp and pale gold. Sprinkle with paprika. Servrf warm. MIb LQ mH m Put 4 ounces of cream cheese, 2 o u n ca of cream and two eggs in a food processor and mix together, then add some cracker black pep­ per to taste. Sprinkle a little finely chopped smoked salmon into the __ •— you will need about l ounces. Pour the cream cheeae mixture over the top and bake for 15 to 20 m inuta or until puffed and golden. Good luck! Remember, if you still need some help, call me at the Rose Cottage Tea Room. I will be happy to speak with you, or offer either more redpes, tne restaurant or our catering services. 9a Nacu ta Sw ownar alTin Ro b O p jg i Swiay* In *w S n M ( M l Pino Crest stu- Herttage Month through t and music. Pictured far toft, Laks Mary High School Hispanic music dancers perform a tradi­ tional dance from the Dominican Republic. Pictured, from ML are Natalia Paulo, Vanessa Comargo, Lenny Mendez, Je s s ic a Aker Tbvar. At left, EstebonA kva catches e rose one of the dancers throw Into the audi­ ence. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2000 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 22, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 22, 2000. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 22, 2000; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald