4 10 103 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/260a5979e1fb42376065b24154e5c707.pdf ccdcfb6f20bb9986fa357f7c67a347ad PDF Text Text 5 0 0 United We Stand Rams Romp On an evening belter suited for ducks, the Lake Mary Rams played the perfect game for the conditions and cam e up with their first win of the season, 21*0, over Spruce Creek In a C lass 5A-Dlstrict 3 contest at Pop Johnson Reid Thursday night. Pago 1 0 Police step up patrols to calm fears, minimize threats Sanford is a baseball town, always has been. Whether you're talking about legends oi the gam e like Oabe Ruth, vj Jackie Robinson, and Willie Mays or home-grown talents like Buddy Lake, Tim Raines, and David Eckstein, Sanford b c s c b il tent: hovr w i their share of Ma|or League talent perform on the local ballflelds. P e g s 1C Churches provide services, help Rejected Stone Non Denominational Christian Church will bo having vincaa seven w 4prayer. vigil w in he night honor of our nation's crisis In America. The vigil began the day of the tragedy and will continue until Sept. 17 from 7 to 8 p.m. Pastor Benjamin Adams said 'le t us come together in the City of Sanford and pray for these seven nights for our nation and our w orld.' Also, Catholic Charities of Orlandu aland* ready In assist those lives who have been for­ ever change. Hrainedmental health coun­ selors are available in branch facilities throughout Central Flurida aiid llit usual Cuu,idl­ ing fees will be waived for those who need this service. Catholic Charities Is also accepting financial donations to assist the victims and their families. Donations may be sent to the Catholic Charities Disaster Fund, 1771 North Scmoran Boulevard, Orlando, FI 32807. Call 40 7-CSS-1818 for G a b rielle blow s out o f state By C h risto p h er Patton Staff Writer SA N FO RD — Onfy a day a ft e r w h a t th e n a tio n a l m e d ia labeled the 'A tta c k on A m e rica ,' sign ifican t d iffer­ ences in the normal way o f life could already be noticed In Sem inole County. Extra deputies patrolled the courthouse, w hile two sepa­ rate false bomb alerts — one at the county services building and the other at Sem inole High School — d id n 't help case the horror from Tuesday. Sem inole High School Baseball Town, USA Herald photo by Tom m y Vincent Heavy rains trom Tropical Storm Gabrlolle dumped a s much a s six Inches ot rain In som e parts of Seminole County P rin c ip a l K a re n C o w u u . ii c o n ­ firmed her school received a bomb threat Wednesday. "W c got a call at 11:28 a.m. that there was a bomb in the building that would go off at 11:30 a .m ..' Colem an said. "W e rang the bell immediately, and as tne students ami facul­ ty were making there way out of the building I went on the intercom to tell all classes to go to the stad iu m .' I f Colem an said the building was emptied In minutes and a preliminary check, as well as a thorough follow-up check by the Sanford Police Department rvvralad no bombs. 'U nfortunately, this was a situation w here som eone is 'try in g to take advantage of. this ’ national trag ed y ,' C olem an said. "W e're not to take any chances, though. I think it was a good exerd sc for our students, not only to react as quickly a ; they d id , but to dem onstrate to them that the school system und the p olice d e p a r tm e n t continues to ensure their safe­ ty .' ■ __ I _ . 1 1 ___H Office spokesman Steve Olson said law enforcement agencies are operating on high alert. "W e have been advised by the national and state govern- By Christopher Patton Stp.f* Wr»*pr Herald photo try Tommy Vineant Sanford police offleora were called Wednesday to check the Seminole County Services Building after officials rscalm d an annoyemous bomb threat Thera was a second bomb threat rt Snm ‘ne1e High Schoof at sh e rt *he sam e time. Residents line up to give blood 9 y W rh-M * J r r tr Managing Editor SANFORD — Twenty four hour* idler a plane Bow Into the north tower of the World Thule Center, people were wailing.jp line at Sanford's blood bank looking for a way to lielp In the face o f tragedy. As soon as the blood bank,' located at 1302 E. Second S t , opened It's doors Wednesday morning, a line slowly formed outside the facility. By noon, more than a hundred people waited patiently for their turn to give. nw A group of 10 employees front Featherlite Luxury Motorcoaches stood in line for more than an hour waiting to give blood. There were no com­ plaints. 'I t 's the American way," F e a th e r lite e n tp lc y c c U u r ic Hackett said. "The wait doesn't See Police, Page 7A -«-* *Of - - tomm --y IM --- « nvrwa pnoto vmctni Jnaatca Fraziorof Ft. Lauderdale was one of hundreds who lined up to give btood at the Central Florida Blood Bank In Sanford. Frazier, who Is visiting famly end friends In 8anford, donated blood for the first time Wednesday. m atter. W e'v e g o t to ltelp o u r p eo p le. W c c a n 't b e there- to h e lp , s o th is is w ltal w c c a n d o .' Featherlite was one of numer­ ous Seminole County business­ es that allowed its employees to take time away from work Wednesday to give blood. According j« Hackett, more than half of the company's 324 employees planned on donating blood during the day. "They told us if we wanted to come and give blood, they'd still pay u s ,' said Featherlite employee Brandy Seidel. "They are very supportive." Tuesday's tragedy began See Blood, Page 8A Students express their concern through patriotism By Michelle Jeria Managing Editor . SANFORD — A homemade U S. Hag juts out from a flower pot in front of Goldsboro Elementary School's office. In the flag's comer, "God bless America," is written in a child's handwriting. Students at the school spent Wednesday morning maidng flags and writing letters in response to Tuesday's terrorist attacks on the United States. Goldsboro faculty felt the activity gave the children an opportunity’ to show their patriotism and sup­ port for the victims of tne tragedy. The activity followed a special morning broadcast made by Principal Sherry O Leary and happen. I wonder why someone Assistant Principal Jeanette did this." Malone directed to the school's, On Tuesday, Sept. 11, two air­ teachers and students. During planes flew into both towers of the segment, the school adminis­ the World Trade Center and a trators discussed how the chil-\ third plane flew into the drvn should express their feel- j Pentagon. Another crashed in ings about Tuesday's events and Pennsylvania before it could how they could send messages of reach what was believed to be its sympathy and support to New destination, Washington, D.G So far; 18 Ujackcn; have been Identi­ York Giy. "During the activity, some stu­ fied, and the prime suspect is dents wrote letters, some stu­ Osama bln Laden. More than dents made flags and others 5,000 people are dead or missing. wrote in journals," O'Leary said. Following reports of the "It depended on whatever was attacks Tuesday, teachers were appropriate for each individual asked to keep televisions turned off at Goldsboro elementary, student." . Third-grader Collin Sugaski O'Leary said. At llte end of the made a flag t ag that echoed the feel- day, the remaining students at any. ''1I hope some peo­ ings of many. people made it I wish this did not See Students, Page 7A Hick Kolenuik - 3rdgroder at Goldtboro Elementary Index UbStyU ,, OUluaiiti Harold photo by Mtctwtla Jaria Polica Log Religion . Amy Culver and Ja n e t Middleton W ere at the Bam Thursday night checking out som e of the Items avalable in the Red Cross raffle. S p o rt! . SAN FO RD — As Seminole residents awoke Wednesday morning many may have hoped tne horror from Tuesday was just a bad dream. The nightmare was indeed a reality. Relief funds were immedi­ ately established ill just about c« eiy cortHil o f like sbunly «» residents banded together to help the nation recover from the terrorist attacks. Trcm local firefighters to the small busi­ nesses in downtown Sanford to the students at Seminole High School everyone was pitching in td help their fellow country­ men. The Central Florida Fire C h ief's Association and the Florida Fire C hief's Association Disaster Region 5 established the September 11th Fund for emergency workers and their families in New York City. Citizens arc encouraged to make a donation at any city or county fire station between 8 a m. and 8 p.m. Monies collect­ ed from the donations v/Ul go to the families of firefighters, police officers and other emer­ gency workers in New York See G abrielle, I'jgc 7A Officers crack large cocaine ring From Staff R eports City. "Yesterday was exceptional­ ly hard-hitting for all Central Florida firefighters and their fam ilies," said ' association spokesman Alan Harris in a released statement Wednesday. "Each realized how treacherous the firefighting career could be, and every family understood it could have been them dealing witn a death. To help encourage rescue workers, a post office box has been established in New York for people across the nation to SANFORD — Early Friday morning, law enforcement offi­ cers served searched warrants and made arrests with regard to a crack cocaine distribution organization. In October 2000, the City/County Investigative Bureau and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration initiated an investigation into the illegal dnig trafficking activ­ ities of Earl J»rk Williams Jr., and members of his organiza­ tion. The investigation revealed that Williams was responsible for distributing kilogram quan­ tities of crack cocaine, on a weekly basis, ip the Sanford area and north Seminole County areas. The investigation has led to lire issuance o f 20 arrest war­ rants and 11 search warrants at 10 different Sanford residences. Helping in the in the early morning operation were the Sem inole County Sheriff’s Office, Sanford police, Altamonte Springs police, Oviedo police, Volusia County Sheriff's Office and Florida Highway Patrol. . Items seized include the fol­ lowing: a pour 1 of crack and powered cocaine with an estimated street value of $24,1X10, a pound of iiuuijOuiia with a street value of $I,IXX), five firearms, and $3,7(X) cash. Five other suspects are being sought in the investigation. See Money, Page 7A See Cocaine, Page IDA Harold photo by Tommy Vlncant Sharon Johnson, left, and Kaley Caputo show oft their red. whito and blue during a school activity. Businesses, schools raise money for Red Cross By C hristopher P atten . Staff Writer SANFORD — By the time tropical storm Gabrielle readied Seminole County it wasn't much more titan a whimper Friday afternoon. County emergency officials met Friday at 8:30 a.m. and start­ ed monitoring the system in the county's Emeigc-iicy Operation Center. According to Seminole County Fire Chief and trained meteorologist Terry Shenk, the average county rainfall was about three inches by Friday afternoon. lie didn't expect but an inch or two more. Shenk said (lie storm failed to intensify like meteorologists thought it woujd because it had "wind shear on top of it coming from the Sruttv.vcst" Although the tornado watch was extended until 5 p.m. Friday in Seminole County, Shenk said that was Just a matter of nrvenulion because things can Inappen "when you li.no that kina of twisting in the atmosphere." "The National Weather Service cjlled for winds at about 45 to 50 mplt, but I didn't expect that," said Shenk about the winds that never topped 40 mph in the county. "They've done a good job spotting tornadoes and issuing warnings." A cel! near ins University of �I*agc 2A Sunday, September Hi. 2001 T iie S eminole Herald S em in o le S um m ary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Hom ecom ing Court Student’s medical history should be ready at hand O ut & A bout T h e San lan do D epression G lass Show is now being held in the Sanford Civic (Renter through Sunday, Sept. 16. Tw enty-seven top q"*H ty dealers from the Southeast will be participating in the show. Door prizes, many which have been donated by dealers participating In the show, will be given away throughout the event. The snack bar will be operated by The Colonial Room restaurant of Sanford. Show hours are Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m .; and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Adm ission DEAR ABBY: The letter in your column about what legal documents students should hive m re they reach the age of 18 prompted me to write. With college starting again, please recommend •••••••••••••••••••a* that students have a rpersonal fact sheet on hand, in a place where it can be easily located. It should include important infor­ mation such as parents' names, address and phone numbers, food and drug allergies, pre­ scription and non-prescription medications and dosages, the Doar name and phone number of Ahh their family physician, dentist ADDy and pharmacy’, their medical his­ tory and insurance information, B New friends and acquaintances may not know these facts, or in an emergency will not remember them. The time it takes to look up the information in school records may mean the difference between iiie anu death. Because of my complex medical history and numerous prescriptions, this has been a lifesaver after accidents, when seeing new physicians and in em erg en cy situ atio n s — especially when out of town. 1 keep it on my computer and hand the information out when necessary. Doctors and nurses rely on having an accurate and complete list of data. BETTY NOLAN, ASSOCIATE PRO FESSOR, SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UN IVERSITY DEAR BETTY: You have made a good polnL In the past, I have usually targeted these sugges­ tions to older adults. But everyone who lives independently should obey the Boy Scout motto; Be prepared. And that means printing out rophw o f emergency information and informing friends, roommates and dormitory advisers where they can easily find it in an emergency. DEAR AbUY: I'm responding to the letter iiom ‘Teen-Age Aunt in Illinois,'' who felt guilty about reporting that she saw her sister's boyfriend hit her. Seven years ago, 19 days before my eighth birthday, m ysister was murdered by her boyfriend. Then he,committed suicide. My sister loved him very much, but he didn’t love her. They had two children. * I —•-*» He hit me only twice, but every time he hit my sister I would grab my niece and nephew and hide with them under the table. Once I almost called 911, but he left. I was afraid of him, but my sister made me promise not to tell anyone — and I d id n't I’m now 14, and we adopted my niece and . nephew. I love them dearly, but I miss my older sister very much. If only I had told my father what was going on, I might have saved my sister's life. I recently told my father what happened — seven years too late. I regret that I d id n t tell, and I'll regret it for the rest of my life. Teen-A ge Aunt” — if you love your sister and your niece, plc«v» tell someone! REGRETFUL TEEN IN CEO RGIA DEAR REGRETFUL TEEN: T hank you for a powerful letter. You w ill never know now many lives you may have saved today by writing IL Now, please accept some unsolicited advice: You were a small child when this tragedy occurred. You were doing what your sister asked i to do, and at the age o f 7, you couldn't have n expected to be independent enough in your judgm ent to have done otherwise. If you cannot let go o f your feelings o f guilt, talking them out with a professional counselor would be helpfuL Aa much as one might w ish it, no one can change the pasL We can only change the future. C Herald photo by Tom m y Vincent T h e 2 0 0 1 -2 0 0 2 Sem inole County High Sch ool Homecoming Court are, standing from left, Robert Carr, Matthew Groover, J o n Litton, Brett Martin, Ju stin McKinney, Dominic P etracca, Zachary Rltz, M arcus Hobinson, Mohammad Salexn ejad and Lula Vega. Sitting are Stephanl Burke, Je s s ic a Davis, Jo le n e Gurtls, S h o sh an a Hacker, S u san M cLane, Stephanie Mealor, M aureen Quinn, Jen n ifer Thom pson, Pam ela Trinidad and Tisha Worley. The parade Is scheduled for Thursday, S ep t. 2 0 and Homecoming Is Friday, S ep t. 21. Tia i f l c C ou n terfeit Puraea • A Sem inole County Sh eriff's O ffice Lieutenant w ent undercov­ er to bring down a Longwood re s­ ident selling counterfeit purses In arTXTfamonte Springs hair salon. Thursday afternoon, Debl Rosenberg, 45, was arrested for vending good with counterfeit tradem arks. T he undercover agent purchased a Christian Dior purse for $95 and Rosenberg reportedly asked not to tell any­ one w here she purchased the purse. W hen it was inspected by trained officials it was recognized as a counterfeit. TVvcnty-seven urses were confiscated from loriah Brandons hair salon on State Road 434 Thursday. The counterfeit purse names varied frum Kale Spade, Boca, G ucci, Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior. Eight counterfeit w atches, five fake w allets and nine counterfeit sunglasses were also confiscated at the hair salon. A nother I I counterfeit items were located at her residence. According to the police report, 'R o sen b erg uttered she was stu ­ pid for selling counterfeit purses and ahe d id n't think it w as this serious of an offense.” What teens need to know about sex, drugs, AIDS and getting along with peers and parents is in "W hat Every Teen Should Know.” To order, send a business-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $5 ( U S funds) to: Dear Abby — Teem Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is included in the price.) Doug Fetzer FhbJukrr The suspect w as stopped because of repeated weaving including entering the grassy median on three separate occa­ sions. Test revealed a blood alco­ hol content o f .155. F a t a lit y Thomr.s Klindworth, 57,. o f Sanford died Tuesday in a onevehicle accident, according to ■tate troopers. He w as killed at approxim ately 7:30 p.m. when he lost control o f his pick-up truck on an exit ramp irom the G reenew ay to County Road 426. Dear Abby is written by Pauline Phillips and daughter Jeanne Phillips. E C ou n terfeit Drugs W illie Lawson, 22, of Sanford was arrested by deputies W ednesday after a routine traffic atop produced counterfeit cocaine an a m arijuana on his person. The driver, Jam es Dellarco, 29, of Lake Mary, was arrested for drug para­ phernalia. C rack P ossession • C edric Lowery, 26, of Sanford was arrested by deputies after a short foot chase where another suspect got away. H iursday afternoon deputies Police B lo t te r responded to a call of shots fired in the area, of Coolidge Avenue and Trpman Boulevard. Approaching the scene d e p u tie ^ S tic e d a minivan leav­ ing and after a short chase the vehicle was trapped on the dead end road of Haw kins Avenue. As the minivan tried to turn around they hit a parked vehicle and then the two occupants balled and started to run. Lowery was apprehended in the Sanford Commerce Park after he reportedly fell to the ground in exhaustion; how ever the other suspect escaped - running with what deputies thought w as a gun in hia hand. Lowery was charge with resist­ ing an officer and cocaine posses­ sion w ith intent to sell because a "epokie" of crack cocaine was found in the passenger side. • Pedro Texidor, 49, o f Sanford was arrested by Sanford police for driving under the influence, speeding and open container law. The officer reportedly observed a w hite station wagon traveling northbound French Avenue at 57 mph in a 35 mph zone. Tests revealed Texidor had a blood alcohol content of .129. • Lake Mary police arrested Brandy Hunt, 25, o f Lake Mary for driving under the influence Friday morning. She was report* edly stopped for traveling 13 mph over the speed limit on Lake Mary Boulevard. Hunt had an average blood alcohol content of • Patricia H ollingsw orth, 31, of Sanford was arrested by deputies for driving under the influence while driving in Lake Mary Friday morning. a Vehi id arrest Charles Webb, 39, o f Deltona after the 7-11 on Lake M ary Boulevard called Lake Mary police because Webb reportedly went into the store's Office and stole the m anag­ e r 's cell phone. The manager confronted Webb before he left the store, but said he did not have it although the manager could 6ce a bulge in his pants pocket the resemble a cell hone. Webb then went to the athroom where the cell phone wan found in the trash can. He was charged with burglary, attempted theft and trespassing. Sunday, Septem ber 16.2001 • Vol. 94, No. 8 Put*tfwd every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave , Sanlord. FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2011 *Fax (407) 323 0400 Subscription Rates S M o n ta ln u e m m o te C o w V y lll 00 8 Worths In Samwots County 120 00 1 Vfeer In Serranolo County I X 00 1 ’.Her Ottier r e n te County S42 00 1 VSer Out Ot State »S2 00 R epublic N ew s/tapers, Inc. I I I Wednesday, Sept. 19. All square dancers in the area are Invited to join the club Wednesday evenings at the DcBary Com m unity Center, locat­ ed at 34 S. Shell Road. Plus class starts at 6 ’30 p m. and dancers w ith previous experience arc Invited to join. The annual open house dances w ill be held on Wednesday, O ct. 3 and Wednesday, Oct. 10, from 7 to 8 p.m. Adm ission is free to the public and people w ill bfe invited to particiate in Western Square •andng. For further inform ation, call 386-574-2347 or 386- Fire Lane — No Big D eal? N icholas Dehlinger, 53 of Longwood was cited by a Sem inole deputy after a con­ frontation betw een the two occurred at the A lberlsson's in Lake Mary. According to the report, the deputy was looking for an indi­ vidual that was parked in the fire lane at the grocery store when Dehlinger cam e out of the store and entered the v e h ic le . The deputy asked if he knew he was illegally parked and the man responded ”it was no big d eal.” The deputy then asked if he did not care that he was parked in the fire lane and the man replied “there is no fire" and sped off. The deputy yelled for him to stop, but caught up with the su s­ pect on Lake Emma Road where the suspect stated “you were just going to give me a big lecture.” "Sening Seminole County Since I VOS" Clwry! CmBh T h e S ta rlig h t Prom enadera, Sq u are and Round D ance C lu b Inc., w ill have its annual Ice E T h e S em in o le H era ld l>*n Pine tommy Vncent C entral Florida R egion al H ospital will sponsor a w elln ess sem i­ nar for w eigh t reduction on Wednesday, Sept. 19, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The sem inar w ill be a tw o-hour session w hich com bines the pow er o f hypnosis and behavior m odification. Participants learn to lose w eight by controlling overeating, blngeing, snacking and em otional eating. The first 45 m inutes of each session Is a free'o ri­ entation. If the participant feels com fortable w ith the program , then they pay a one-tim e fee of $55. The fee includes a pow erful hypnotic session, a bc-.au lor m odification booklet, a home reinforcem ent audio cassette tap and unlim ited free repetitions of the sem ­ inar, If needed. The hospital is located r. at 1401 W. Sem inole Blvd-i, in Sanford. For more In fo r m ation, call 1-800-848- E Vltaa H ealthcare will begin a six-w eek g rie f aupport group on W cdresday, Sept. 19, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Lutheran Haven, located at 2041 W. State Road 436 in O viedo. T he profession ally-led group is open to the public and offered at no charge. Call 407-691-4549 to reg ister. We welcome and encoi number lo be Write tout: 300N. FrenchAnnul Sanlord, FLW771 �\ Sunday, Srplrmlv'r 10. 2001 PflftC HA Tiir. S eminole H eraij ) Obituaries LAWRENCE JULIUS DUNN Lawrence Julius Dunn, 82, of Colburn Drive, DeBary. died Thursday, Sepl. 13,2001, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom Oct. 12.1918, in Hauppaugc, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida from Cohocton, N.Y., in 1976. He was a retired physical education director and principal of Cohocton Central School for 30 years. He was a chief petty officer in tire U S. Navy, where L ; *eryi*d in Wc>»1d War II and a life-long member of VFW Post No. 8093. He was of the Presbyterian faith. He was a stamp collector and an avid Braves fan who loved all sports. Survivors include his wife of 60 years, Georgina Dunn of DeBary; two daughters, Dana Botham of Clifton, Va„ and Sandra Bilodeau of Derry, N.H.; and four grandchildren. Memorial may be made to the Parkinson Foundation, 1501 North West 9th Avev"Miami, F L , 33136. Baldauff Family Funeral Home and Crematory of Orange City is to charge of arrangements. BETTY MARGER1TE EDWARDSEN Betty Margerite Fdwardsen, 77, of Concert Road, Deltona, died Monday, Sept. 3,2001, in Beverly Healthcare In Deltona. Bom to Potsdam, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida from Smith O w k , Mich., tn 1983. She was a homemaker and of the Lutherari faith. She was interest­ ed to photography. SurvivArs include four sons, Keith, Alan and John Lockrem, all of Deltona and 1«e Lockrem of Amheret, Va.; a daughter, Msrrts Roberta Custer of Clinton Township, Mich.; 10 grandchildren; 9 great grand­ children; and 1 great great grandchild. _ Fourtowns Cremation Inc., of Gcwsige City u>Us uw/gt of arrangements. member of Temple Baptist Church, the Disabled American Veterans in Sanford, and Ihe Veteran's Of Foreign Ware, DeBary. He enjoyed fishing. Survivors include his wife of 20 years, Elsie P. "Findley. Memorial donations may be made to Temple Baptist Church, P.O. Box 6367, Deltona, F L , 32728. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. KLARA KOVACS Klara Kovacs, 65, of East Kicklightcr Road, Lake Helen, died Monday, Sept. 10,2001, in Florida Hospital, DeLind. Bom to Hungary, she moved to Central Florida from Marlboro, N.J., in 1993. Sire was a homemaker and of the Protestant faith. She enjoyed Hungarian cooking and garden­ ing. Survivors include three daughters, Pearl Barber of Lake Helen, Klara Mullen of Greensboro, N.C., and Susan Kovacs of New York City; four brothers; nine sisters; seven grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Ualdauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. CARLOS HARLOW MANLEY Carlos Harlow Manley, 64, of Orange Boulevard, Sanford, died Thursday, Sept. 13,2001. Bom in Rooson, W.Va., he moved to Central Florida in 1955. He was a retired iron worker and a member of Lake Monroe Chapel. He trimmed horses feet and sold fire wood as Survivors include his wife, Linda Lorraine; two sons, Steven and Leslie Manley, both of Lake Monroe; two daughters, Stella Cooper of Orange City and Cinay Webb of Lake Monroe; three brothers, Billy Manley of Canton, Ohio, Ray Manley of Beverly Hills, and Earnest ’Scooter" Manli of Sanford; two sisters, Lucille Blake of Oak Hill and Virginia Miller of Grafton, W. Va.; and nine grand­ children. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford k in charge of arrange­ ments. JANICE M OORE Janice Moore, 51, of Doctor's Banfield Funeral Home Family Owned & Serving Central Florida For 10 Yean Burial GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Cremation Transport Out Of State Street, Oviedo, died Sunday, Sept. 9,2001, in Orlando Regional Medical Center. Bom July 17,1950, to Sanfcrd, she was a training supervisor for Lucent Tele Communications. She was a member of Antioch M.B. Church, where she sang in the choir. Survivors include her father, RuWn Robinson of Oviedo; her mother, Ethel Moore Robinson of Oviedo; a brother, Fred Moore of Arlington Heights, III.; and a sis­ ter, Comette Moore of Oviedo. Wikon-Elchelberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. MARY E. MURRAY Mary E. Murray, 84, of Bram Tower, Sanford, died Wednesday, Sept. 12,2001. Bom in Philadelphia, Pa., she moved to Central Florida in 1996. She was a homemaker and a member of All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford. Survivors include a son, Joseph W. Shcnnett of Longwood; three grandchildren; and Bevcn great grandchildren. National Cremation Society Beacon Chapter of Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. Classifieds World Call Today To Place Your Ad JOSEPH F. SCHMIEG Joseph F. Schmicg, 77, of Forest Lane, DeBary, died Wednesday, Sept. 12,2001, in DcLand. Bom in Philadelphia, Pa., he moved to Central Florida in 1981. He was a retired regional divisional coordinator for Snap On Tools in Philadelphia. He was a member of St. Ann's Catholic Church, and was involved in the Boy Scouts of America for many years. He enjoyed playing golf. Survivors include his wife of 45 years, Marie A. Schmicg of DeBary. Memorial may be made to the American Cancer Society, 1599 Clifton Road, N.E., Atlanta, GA, 30329, or Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, 3800 Woodbriar Trail, Port Orange, FL, 32119. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. 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Tank SALE ENOS 0-3041 Central Florida Blood Bank, Inc The rescheduled Tentative Budget Hearing w ill be held on September 18,2001 7:00 p.m. Seminole County Services Building Room 1028 (BCC Chambers) 1101 East First Street Sanford, FL 32771 Includes Tax Scoring Al Your Hardware Need) Shoe 1971) # SATISFACTION A’ FO R ES T C ITY OUAHANmO I 1122 W. Hwy 436 | I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ■8 6 2 - 4 3 2 3 J *- ONGWOOD A* Iw y 434 & 427 8 3 3 9 - 4 8 8 3 J <- SANFORD ASSELBERRY 207 E. 25th St. Winter Park Dr. 3 3 9 -7 3 6 5 - 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 �4 A Sunday. Srpicmtier 16. 2001 THE SEMINOLE IIERALt) Opinion The Americans Lditor's note: On June 5 1973, Canadian rmiio commentator Cordon Sinclair decided he'd had enough o f the stream o f criti­ cism and negative press recently directed at the United States o f A m erica by foreign journalists (prim arily over America's long m ilitary involvem ent in Vietnam, wmen had ended w ith the signing o f the Paris Peace A ccords six months earlier). When he arriivd at radkutation CFRB in Tbronto that morning, Ite spent K eenly minutes dashing o ff a tw o-page editorial defending the USA against its carping critics which he then delivered in a defi­ ant, indignant tone during his "Let's Be Personal" spot at 11:45 a.m . that day. T he United States dollar took another pounding on G erm an, French and British exdum ges this m orning, hit­ ting the low est point ever know n in West Germany. It has declined there by 41 percent since 1971 and this Canadian thinks it is tim e to speak up for the A m ericans as the m ost generous and possibly the least-appreciated people in all the earth. As long as sixty years ago, w hen I first started to read new spapers, I read o f floods on the Yellow River and the Yangtso. W ho rushed in with m en and m oney to help? The A m ericans did. They have helped control floods on the Nile, the A m azon, the G anges and the Niger. Today, the rich bottom land o f the M ississippi is under w ater and n o foreign land lias sent a dollar to help. Germany, Japan and, to a lesser extent, Britain and Italy, w ere lifted ou t o f the d ebris of w ar by the A m ericans w ho poured in billions o f dollars and forgave other billions in debts. N one o f those coun- * tries is today paying even the interest on its rem aining debts to the United States. W hen the franc w as in danger of collapsing in 1956, it w as the Am ericans w ho propped it up and their rew ard w as to be insulted and sw indled on trie streets o f Paris. I w as there. I saw it. W hen distant cities are hit b y earthquakes, it is the United States that hurries into help... M anagu a, N icaragua is one o f the m ost recent exam ples. So far this spring, 59 A m erican com m unities have been flattened b y tornadoes. N obody has helped. T he M arshall P la n .. the H itm an P o lic y .. all pum ped b il­ lions upon billions o f dollars into discouraged countries. Now, new spapers in those countries are w riting abou t the decadent w a rm o n g e rin g Am ericans. I'd like to see one qf those countries that is gloating over the «*Ttwinn of tire U nited States dollar bu ild its ow n air­ planes. C om e on... let's hear iti D oes an y other country in the world have a plane to equal the Boeing Jum bo Jet, the Lockheed Tristar o r the D ouglas 107? If so, w hy d o n 't they fly them? W hy do all international lines except Russia fly Am erican planes? W hy d oes n o other land on earth even consider puttm g a m an o r w om en on the m ocn ? You talk about Jap an ese technocracy and you get radios. You talk about G erm an technocracy and you g et au tom o­ biles. You talk about A m erican technocracy and you find men on the m oon, not once, b u t several tim e s ... and safely hom e again. You talk about scandals and the A m ericans put theirs right in the store w indow for everyone to look at. E ven flit* draft dodgers are n ot pursued and hounded. They are here on our streets, m ost of t h e m u n l e s s they are breaking C anadian la w s .. are getting A m erican dollars from M a and Pa at hom e to spend here. W hen the A m ericans get out o f this b in d ... as they w ifi... w ho could blam e them if they said 'th e hell w ith the rest o f the w crld '. l e t som eone else buy the Israel bonds, Let som eone else build o r repair foreign d am s o r design fo r­ eign buildings that w o n 't shake apart in earthauakes. W hen the railw ays o f France, G erm any and India w ere breaking dow n through age, It w as the A m ericans w ho rebuilt them . W hen the Pennsylvania Railroad and the N ew York C entral w ent broke, nobody loaned them an old caboose. Both a rc still broke. I can nam e to you 5,000 tim es w hen the A m ericans raced to the help o f otner people in trouble. C an you nam e m e even one time w hen som eone else raced to trie A m ericans in trouble? I d o n 't think there w as ou tsid e help even d uring the San Francisco earthquake. O u r neighbours have faced It alone and I am one C anad ian w ho is dam ned tired o f hearing them kicked antu nd . They w ill co m e ou t o f this thing w ith their flag liigh. And w hen they do, they are entitled to thum b their n o se at the lands that arc gloating over their present trou­ bles. I hope C anada is not one o f these. But tliere are m any sm u g, self-righteous Canadians. A nd finally, the A m erican Red C ross w as told at its 48th A nnual m eeting in N ew O rleans this m orning that it w as broke. T his r e a r 's d isa ste rs.. w ith the year less than halfa s taken it all and nobody...but nobody... has over . .. nin helped ORIGINAL S C K irr AND AUDIO COURTESY STANDARD RROADCASTINC CORTORATION LTD. It) 1*71 BY CORDON SINCLAIR A fter Sinclair's editorial uus rebroadcast by a few American radio stations, it spread like w ildfire a ll over the country. It tvas played again and again (often superim posed over a piece o f inspi­ rational m usic such as “Battle Hymn o f the Republic" or ”Bridge O ver Troubled W aters"), read into the Congressional R ecord m ultiple tim es, and fim tlu released on a record (titled "The A m ericans"), with a ll royalties donated to the American Red Cross. (A D etroit radio broadcaster named Byron M acG regor recorded and released an unauthorized version o f the piece which hit the record stores before Sinclair's official version; an infringem ent suit was avoided when M acGregor agreed to donate his profits to the Red Cross as w ell). Sinclair passed aw ay in 1984, but he m il long be remembered cri both rides o f the U.S.-Canadian border — both fo r his contri­ butions to journalism , and fo r his loudly proclaim ing what no on e else at the time would stand up an d say. ?■ i j.o i A Country Mourns M Y DEAR BR O TH E R S AN D sisters in Cl n is i. It is Tuesday afternoon, the U th , that I write to you. By the time you read or hear this, many days may have passed since this moment. The events o f this tragic morning may be on replay and not as glaring a reality as this very hour. Even a week from now, I imagine the sting of shock, fear and sor­ row will punctuate your encounters. You all participate with me in our faith Journey. M y first reaction, after hearing about the tragedies of this morning, w as to put, In spirit, my arms around you and gather you in, to m ake sure you arc sate. Hint your families are safe. What I have to offer you is a sense o f the Lord, w ho gave u s ' an unending hope through (he Resurrection o f Jesus; my prayers that the same Lord will bring new life to those who have died in these tragedies and solace and peace to iamilies and friends who remain with us here. M any o f you have relatives, friends or for­ m er neighbors w ho have been touched by this monumental brutality and disdain of humnn life. Be assured that our faith binds us together and surprises us with courage and love, even when w c struggle to find it ourselves. Now, we turn to healing. We pray for those who have endured suffering and loss. We offer our worldly goods to those who find themselves in need. We try to forgive even though we find it hard to understand such a lack of human compassion. We must renew in mind our belief that human life Is pre­ cious. In spile of the horrors such as these against our com ­ mon humanity, we resolve to work lianler for peace and jus­ tice In every wav that w e can. j o d tbless you and May Gc keep you, Bishop N orbert Dorsey D iocese o f O rlando W E A RE SA D D EN ED BY the events of Sept. 11,2001. We extend our heartfelt sym pa­ thies to all who have lost their loved ones In this senseless, dehumanizing terrorism wrought on the soil o f a great democracy. We fully support our president and our govern­ ment in the hard decisions that must be made now. We know that the grcotness of the United States lies in dealing with this horrific tragedy firmly and fairly. We arc concerned about pain and suffering that mav be caused to innocent U.S. resi­ dents' because o f how they look, the faUh they follow or the country o f their origin. We pray for peace and Vlvek eonsidcrcd intelligence, as we respond to this crisis together. We are certain that by working calmly and collectively we can secure our borders and deal with perpetrators of terror ju st­ ly. We aslc for peace, non-vio­ lence and calm to prevail as we mourn our loss and face the task o f rebuilding. We grieve the loss o f all innocent lives — victims of this tragedy, including those who were ere Hindus. Both iNew York and Washington have a large Hindu population, many of whom worked at the World Trade Center. Braham R. Aggarwal, Bhudev Shanna, Rana Tiwari Hindu U niversity o f America, O rlando deepest sym pathy to the fam i­ lies and loved ones o f all those who have been affected by the horrendous terrorist act com m itted Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001, in w hich the TWin Tbwers o f the World Trade C en ter and the P entagon Building w ere attacked with untold loss o f lives and conseier.tifll pnin and suffering of ose w ho w ere In the bu ild ­ ings at the tim e o f the attack. If the perpetrators o f this heinous crim e against our ;ace loving people o f the nited States w as designed to intim idatp us, it certainly has had the opposite effect, i t has brought forth the trem endous resolves and resources o f all S C peoples of o u r cou ntry, b in d ­ ing us together like never before, to reach ou t to all those w ho have suffered on this day both w ith the loss of life a n a Injury, and to stand ready and w illing to assist In any w ay that we can through­ out the nation to those who have been affected. We are confid ent that President G eorge W. Bush, our com m and cr-in-chief, and the m ight o f o u r federal resources, w ill ferret out those responsible for taking these Innocent lives. There can be n o rock big enough for them to hide behind. We w ill tind them and bring them to ju s­ tice! O ur d ty o f Longw ood, no doubt in solid arity With other cities around this country, reaches out in em pathy and prayers for those w hose lives w ere snuffed out today and for those w ho have sustained u n t o ld in |u a t lc m . Triif city o f Longw ood • stands ready to assist in any w ay at this time o f need. Jo h n C. M alngoi D epu ty M ayoi C ity o f Longwood TH E C ITY OF LON G­ W O O D wishes to extend our On the Street The Herald asks people what they think... On Sept 11, 2001, the world h o i shocked by the unprecedented ter­ rorist attack on the United Slates. M tw than 5,000people are dead or missing after hijackers slammed airplanes into the Twin Tbwers o f the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Another airplane crashed in Pennsylvania after what appears to be a thwarted attempt to attack another tar­ get in Washington, U .C . The Seminole Herald asked people what they felt after hearing about Tuesday's tragedy and what action should be taken toward the conspira­ tors, once they are found. c * '. AN It's an atrocity. We ate saddened by the attack on the USA. It was horntic to s e e on television and lo s e e ail mo pooplo who lost their lives. Hope'ully, they will find out who is responsible. They will have to use all their resources and bring them to K enneth and Je a n e tte Birkenhead Wmal, England tr. j I am so angry. I love America. I was raised military. I don't think we should Obviously, it was a cowardy and despica­ ble action, a t a l terror­ ism is, and we should have to make them pay We c a n t let lime goby S haro n Burr necessary to punish those Involved to the fullest extent of our capabtlitios. il should be swift and It should be decisive because that to the only means of true detente Don Woody wasio any tirr»a. Wo Lake Mary Sanford I'm In shock. I’m . 17, and this Is the first thing like this I have ever 6een. I would have never believed something like this could hap­ pen. It’s Uke som e­ th mo from a movie. I don't know whal we should do to the men. I just want to find them. April Fernand ez Lake Mary I am not a venge­ ful type, but som e­ thing needs to be done. W e've been too lenient. W e have to oo aouMiiiiny to be more secure. Security has to com e first. G eo rg e Haney North Olmslead. Ohio �Sunday. September 10. 200) Pflj T he S eminole H erald P re s p e c tiv e s fro m a ro u n d th e w o rld L u c k a v lc h , Atlanta Constitution, A tla n ta rtf f "rf BhEttlfd?' Malcolm E vans, N ew Z ealan d Morning H erald Notice of Public Inform ation Meeting Seminole County Public Works D epartm ent S u b je c t: D ate: T im e: lo c a tio n : F rrfcrre d Flan to Im prove S a n d L ake Road W ednesd ay. 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September Hi. 2001 T he S eminole H erald L o s A n ge le s Tim es S u n d a y C ro ssw o rd Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis NOTICE OF PRO PO SED TAX IN C REA SE “CRUNCH TIME" By ELIZABETH C. QORSKI ACROSS 1. Way up or down 6. Wind 10. Tanning Era. 13.*__a dream*: King 18. EPA concern 19 Reaaon. 20. Korean car 21. “In your dreamer 22. Berlin classic 25. Port-au-Prince's land 26. Athens attraction, with The* 27. *Nlghr author Wlesel 26. Avant-garda ( c j [» I* i* The City of Lake Mary has tentatively adopted a m eas­ ure to increase its property tax levy. I/ pool Charles 29. 30. 31. 34. 36. Instead o( * _ nowT Yeked Fr. honors*! More o» a 3 1 breeze 37. Keyboard note it 41. Wal SI. watchdog 22 44. Soma M.l.T. grads » 45. Time on the Job 46. Mattel « competitor 47. Didn't taka chances 50. Gridiron atat 52. * ..._ us a child 4T~ Is bom* 53. Colorado resort 54. Above, In vers* u 55. Asian opener ST” 56. About-face 57. Temponuy wheels 60. Mozart, for one 64. Cabin unit 65 . Losing N. and alternate title for this puzzle 67. Queue after Q 70. With daring 71. Some Caspian Sea denizens 76. Rbbon. maybe 78. Web suffix 79 . Jo * and Jane 81. On the briny 82. _ song: hi cheaply 83. Tokyo, once 114 84. ‘Appalachian Spring* ill 5' I if ft Last year’s property tax levy: A. Initially proposed tax levy B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes C. Actual property tax levy $4,246,830 ($10,741) $4,257,571 This year’s proposed tax levy 118 "Haystacks* 88. Listlessness painter 90. Law office .119. Vote In favor workers, for 120. OTC parent short 121. Cosmetics 91. Fam. member name 92. Byron's "before* 93. Bond activity DOWN 94. Prefix with gate 1. Mar. honors* 95. Main point 2. Finishing__ 97. Freshen 3. Icing on the 99. Put cake, so to 100. Mitch Millet's speak Instrument 4. Climbing gear 104. Thresher 5. Salon sound e. *stopr 107. Kelt of old 7. They aren't hits comics 108. Coffee go-with 8. Ending like *-kke’ 110. Ham medium 9. K ath te_ 111. Fountain order 10. Sizzling spot 11. Sorry sort? 114. Olds model 115. Rule, for abort 12. Unnerved 13. Done by staff 116. FMche weapons 14. Exercise bull, 117. Assume maybe without proof $4,781,087 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on: Thursday, September 20, 2001 7:00 P.M. 100 N. Country Club Road Lake Mary, Florida 32746 A F IN A L D E C IS IO N on the proposed tax increase and the, budget will be made at this hearing. 55. And so on: Abbr. 56. Disentangles 58. New Tost, book 59. Broadcast 61. Surfer's destination, briefly 62. Observe a dinnertime ritual 63. Altar constellation 66. Wildebeest 67. River travelers 68. Plunge 40. Pointed part 69. Dawdle 41. Train on canvas 72. "Make _ 42. *So what _ Is doubiel* new?* 73. Tennis legend 43. Bo’s'n's boss 74. At hand 48. To date 75. * _ Time Next 49. What a storm Year* chaser chases 77. In quick 50. _ bath succession 51. 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Call 1•900-933*5155. 99 c e n t s a m inu te 4 3 H ■ i F r~ r~ 5 nr 7F lil 14 15 16 17 38 30 40 I2' 125 |?B x f r f ;~ 9716401 r Inn n il 02001 Tribune MrdU .Strike*, Inc. i wwdi dHo y f io i^ocw S e e Solution on P a g e 10A Home for the Holidays schedule set BU D G ET SU M M ARY C I T Y O F LA K E M A R Y - F IS C A L Y E A R 2002 THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY ARE 5.99% MORE THAN LAST YEAR’S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES GENERAL FUND Fund Balance/Working Capital Brought Forward S . 6.500.000 SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS j 912224 DE3T SERVICE FUNDS S 131.786 Estimated Revenue: Millage Per SI,000 Ad Valorem Tax (3.7648 Mills) Franchise & Utility Taxes Licenses and Permits Fines and Forfeitures Intergovernmental Charges for Services Other Bond Proceeds Operating Transfers In Total Revenue 4.E42.033 3.433.514 572,999 207.800 1.290.200 346.150 256.000 0 ____ 551500 11.2Q2.13fi 0 0 0 12,000 0 186,050 28.000 0 ______ BQQ 226.650 Total Revenue and Balances j 17.7Q2.19fi S 1.138.874 j Expendttures/Expenses General Government Finance Police Fire Public Works Parks and Recreation Water and Sewer Operating Stormwater Vehicle Maintenance Capital Projects Debt Service Operating Transfers Out Total Expenditures /Expenses S 1.756.320 382.224 3,287.234 2.544,025 709,839 1.259.464 0 0 0 0 0 1.364.700 11.303.806 $ S Fund Balance/Working Capital To Be Carried Forward FY 02 Total Appropriated Expenditures/ Expenses and Reserves j 7.625 0 8.500 22.050 23,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 ___1QLQQQ 162,675 CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS > INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS ENTERPRISE FUNDS 770.556 l 8.151540 j TOTALS -7 1 6 5 1 1 .14241757 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 _795.QfiQ —Z95JW0 0 0 0 0 112.500 0 7.500 5.200,000 568.900 -5 2 8 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.954,700 234.500 0 _________0 _ 4 J 89200 0 0 0 0 0 790.240 • 20,500 0 22.500 833240 4242,033 3,433,514 572,999 219.800 1,402.700 5277,140 546,500 5200.000 . 1240J0Q 23.135286 926.786 S 6.659.456 ilQ.343.74Q L9QLQ91 I 37278.143 $ S 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.725.448 62.500 0 6.134.540 0 475.000 8,397,488 S S _______ 0 707,432 1,763.945 382.224 3.295.734 2.566,075 733,339 1.259.464 1.725.448 62.500 346,188 6.056.440 956.039 124QJQQ 23.092,096 . 199159 14286247 907.091 I 37271143 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 814.295 _______ 0 814.295 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.706.400 0 ________ Q 1,706.400 6.398.390 976.199 112.491 4.951056 1246252 17.7Q2.196 S 1.138.874 8 926.786 1 6.659.456 1 1Q243J4Q t 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 348,188 217.500 141,744 The tentative, adopted, and/or final budgets are on tile In the office of the above mentioned taxing authority as a public record. I I Friday, November 30,2001 Candlelight Tour of Homes • 6 3 0 -1 0 p m A luminary walking tour through five homes, recep­ tion at the Cultural Arts Center, comer of Oak Sc W. 5th S t with refreshments, entertainment, car­ olers. Tickets are $20 in advance; $25 at the door. For Informa­ tion, call (407) 263-4488 or wwwaanfordhistorictrust.org “Sounds of the Season” - Helen Stairs Theatre - 8 p m. Call the box office for more information and prices • (407) 321-8111 or www-helenstairathcatrc.com Saturday, December 1st n ih U ti.ll. Annual Holiday Tour of H om es-noon-5 p m The event features 15 stops - homes, porches and public buildings. Tickets: $12 in advance; $15 at the door (Group rates available.) Various activities are also sched­ uled throughout the day. For information, call (407) 263-4488 or wwwaanfordhistorictrust.org Christmas Extravaganza - Sunday, December 2nd Thirteenth Annual Holiday Tour of Homes - noon - 5 p.m. The event features 15 stops - homes, porches and public buildings. Tickets: $12 in advance; $15 at the door (Group rates available.) Various activities are also sched­ uled throughout the day. For information, call (407) 263-4488 or wwwjanfordhistorictrust.org “The Nutcracker Suite"- Helen Stairs Theatre - 2 3 0 p.m. A Holiday favorite by the Orlando City Ballet. For information and prices (407) 321-8111 or www.helenstairstheatrc.com NO BIO DEAL TALLAHASSEE s139 From Orlando / Sanford Airport www.oriandoalriink.oom (round trip required) ORLAHDO AIR UHK 800-849-6999 Sanford Express Lube, Inc. A Nice Place...For A Change! 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Vhlle large corporations nounced donations of milns of dollars to relief funds nesday, smaller companies re in Sanford also looked for vay to contribute. Kelle Taylor, manager of the iford country hot spot the started the morning by lling her local printer. She rided selling bumper stickers ?m cmberlng September [h" would be a great way to money for the Red Cross, efforts didn’t stop there as also started calling local finesses asking for them to sale products. niuugh Saturday night the fn was selling raffle tickets the donated merchandise [ji all the proceeds of the raf31so going to the Red Cross. Ilor expects to raise more i $1,000. Everybody needs help up l», but you feel so helpless fcn you watch the TV," Taylor fhem people up there jtid have done it for us — did it during Andrew," Bam em ployee Denise [cite about why she considthe relief efforts so imporford businesses that have ted merchandise for the fie include Alaqua Club, T izia Ifut, s Riverside, Hungry s, Castrol Xpress Lube, ' ip Romance, lire Cattle Sanford Flower Shop, ir Barrel, S and K c Signs, Hoss Martin] Country Clul fro m Page 1A to look after buildings l * deemed assets," said noting that additional cs could also be seen at schools and government rt-Rseri patrolling m p ils a tighcr visible presence, but )lson quickly pointed out that iCSO d idn't want their actions o create any more fear. Flatinum Gym, Saddle Up Western Store, Scotty's and Ace Hardware. "W e've had a good response from the people and businesses in just a half a day's time,” Taylor said. "Sanford is a close knit community, and it's the least we can do." Taylor will be at the Bam from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday before she drives the money to the nearest Red Cross office. She encourages anyone who is unable to donate at the Barn this weekend to stop by and give. "Write a check out to the Red Cross, and I'll be moie than happy to transport it," she said. Al Sem inole High School, students were looking for ways to help those in need. "O ur Sem inole kids arc always quick to help)" said principal Karen Coleman. "One of the things we did was move our blood drive up to Sept. 26, and w e've also organized a fund-raising drive to benefit the Red Cross." Coleman said all the money will be used by the Red Cross to fund rescue an support services for this tragedy. As of Friday afternoon, the students had raised $1,036. "I’m immensely proud of our students to raise over a $1,000 in less than three days," Colem an said. "They are an extremely caring and giving bunch of kids." Colem an said the school would present the money to the fled Cross on Monday. Sunday, September in. 2001 Page 7A State creates task Force to study racial profiling bring a law enforcement per sportive to the tlieologians, criminologists and policy makers task force that many of th* ■ii) i members w ill gather in Orlando to nssess religion's place in crime and punishment. The confer/nay not have I've Iveit with the slier ill •• oIIim lor 33 ence is sponsored by the UCF's Department ut Criminal Justice and I,egal Studies in the years II of those year > i pt,„ tilionei said Eslinger. i have a perspoi live lltal other College oi I leallh and Public Affairs and the members of (he task loico do not p e * . * I Vp.utmenl of Religion al Western Maryland Ihe 13-memN-r panel ill hold it titst College. 'Publicdialogue on religion has intensified meeting Sept I ' in Inllah.’ ■-< , ilh several planned presenlallons mid an open group in Ihe past decade with the passage of laws ranging from the Religious Freedom Act of discussion. " An individual's lace, ethnicity, or run sim­ l‘f *3 and lite 'Charitable Choice' provision of ilar distinguishing rhiiiacleristii •should not the Welfare Reform Act of 1996 to the be cause for suspicion of wrong doing and Religions Protection Act of 1999 and the subject llial person to special ficatment by Ihe Religious Land Use and Institutionalized aullHlrilics,' saltl liilllerworlh in a tele.t-ed Persons Act of 2000," said Karol Lucken, con­ statement. ference chair and UCF professor of criminal Senior Ills! top lolm Adams o( the African justice. " Ihe ’faith factor' in politics currently Met Iitsi ist Episcopal Chiltcli In J>h t sonv ilk* is is expressed in religious jousting on both one nl tire 13 task force memln i'. highlighting • ides ol Ihe death penally Issue and President Ihe ini tensed tole religion i ; playin'1, iii crime Hush's creation of the Office of Failh-based Programs and Community Development." and punishment is grow ing On Sept. 24 and 25 the University ol l or fmtiter information about the confer­ Central Mnrida w ill In- I a ■nnlen n. e i hen1 ence contact Lucken at 407-823-6487. B y Chrtatophor Patton Staff Writer Stale Attorney General Bob Buttenvorth recenlly assembled a 13-mcmbcr l.isk force to study discriminatory law enforcement profit ing. The task force is yet another step taken by the state in eliminating the practice of racial profiling. In June, Gov. Jeb Hush signed a hill that required all law agencies lo implement ntiprofiling policies by Jan. 1. The d iv erse group included several polili rians, a NAACI’ representative, a clergyman and top law enforcement figures, including Seminote County Sheriff Don Eslinger. "I'm excited about Ihe appointment and willi working with the attorney general and others on this issue," said Eslinger who is also the president of the Florida Sheriffs Association. "I really fool good about the leg­ islation that called for the antiprofiling poli­ cies." According to Eslinger, he said he plans to Students Continued from P a g e 1A the school — about 150 students were picked up early — were told a tragedy had occumxl in the northern part of the country. "1 asked one mother why she wanted to pick up her child early," O'Leary said. "It wasn't because she thought her child wasn't safe. She told me she just wanted lo hold her child." Although the children were not told the details about Lne>d<u's ’event, O'Leary and Malone went from classroom to i l.issroom tult ing to each Icachoi about the attack. "It was very emotional on TUesday," O lx a ry saiil. "llul, wr asked the teaclieis lo Iry to kee| tilings normal and i aim." On Wednesday, l ' l e a n 'saiil the !i» iillv and staff tried lo keep tilings .i- routine as possible Ihe older Indents still had club day, and tin- younger diildron contin­ ued their lessons However, staff and guidance personnel were on hand in i isis am of the diildren needed to talk about flu1events of the past few days." ‘tVisfne .d.iy was an emotional dav lor us, pnilijbly more than on Tuesday," she said. "I think this has an effect on all of us. For the children, only time will tell. "We have to let the children know they are part of a great country, and we will survive this." reintensify, hot would likely move off Into the Atlantic Ocean. Although Central I lurida lias seen limited hurricane and storm .activity tins season, Sitenk said the season has been about as much as predicted. Eleven named storms, seven hurricanes and throe large hurricanes wcie predicted . lor Ibis year and according to Slienk there lias ahe.idi been seven name storms arid "v ■ ■.tit! have half the season to go Anolln i cooler and dryer front should pie- into the roginn lale Saturday. According to Slienk, all thoughts of a drought an- almost gone, esjH.x i.illv witli the help of ( iabiielle "I hi js just whal we need a low d,imaging trojiiral storm to come over and drop rain." he said. Other storm s on the map include Felix, which is far off in the Atlantic. Erin was near New Foundland, but apjieared to be losing strength. C h rlato p h ar P a tto n c a n be ra a ch a d a t cp a tto n O a a m ln o la harald .com o r 4 07-322-2811. Continued from Page 1A Central Florida was carefully watched as weather experts thought it could lum into a tor­ nado as it moved toward Lake Jesup, but it never came nbout. By Saturday morning the trop­ ical storm was expected to have moved all the way through Florida and Into the Atlantic Ocean when* Shenk said, it may "We encourage people to go about their daliy ' Mly business and live their lives," O lson said. "W c d o n 't w ant to dism iss what happened Tuesday, but If w e're fearful its as alm ost the terrorizing individuals that have connection to the Islamic faith, said several M uslim s who wished not lo he identi­ fied. "T h e m eaning of Islam Is It’s an individual thing |willi the terrorists! not a religion, thing." Jivr.ij is Ihe sales and pur­ chasing m anager at Ihe ACD C orporation oil East I .ike many arca Muslims are feeling the brunt o f Tuesday's disaster, "Basically suicide and killing people are against our faith. M‘\rV dnltzes tn computet pcnphV'i ats] The mmp.inv moved sec oral years ago Irom New lurk and em plovs about two dozen Like Jlvraj, most of the employ " It’s ignorant people taking m atters into their own hands," said Jivraj about the attacks on Muslims in the county. "It is elfecting our business and per­ sonal lives, too." Editor Dan Ping contributed to this article.' C ounty)." * i * -r.i W hile no overseas terrorists have attacked Sem inole County, locals are reportedly ees an loitn Ia si Afrira and j ’ractii i- the Islamic faith. liviaj saiil there was tremen­ dous grief and sorrow shared by .ill the em ployees Tuesday as many ol fhem have family and Jyn.ipjs in .the iqipxedlate '.ne.i Tragically, the com jinny had fi.groat dyal pf customers •that ,vs.i4^,.,| in tli#—lV»*rlil trade i i nter who may have |ierished in jlte illai k, said Jivraj. Editor Dan Ping contributed to thla article. M lchello Jorta c a n b e reach ed at m d JerlaO aem lnoleherald .com or 407-322-2611. 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Florida 32772-0845 Phone: 407/322-3321 *• Fax: 407/322 3324 E-mail: goodlarnCmplnrt.net Dear Publisher P P j q n U m O N O F T H A N K S T O TH E} P R E S S Y: WHEREAS, you r media cocwrags has lived up to the highest tradition q f accu ra­ cy, / airaese and com prehen siven ess In a d vertisin g and the coverage q f the Good Sam aritan Home q f Bar\ford • B en efit 2001 1 "An E vening q f R em in iscin g with Cl (/ton L . T uutbert." MsraW photo by Tomm y Vine** Em ployees from Feathertite Luxury Motorcoaches were among those giving blood In Sanford afler terrorist attacks In New York and Washington D.C. Blood Continued from Page LA When a Boeing 767 slammed into the north tower of the World Trade Center at 8:45 a m . Eighteen minutes later, another Boeing 767 crashed into the south tower of the Center. At 9:40 a.m., American Airlines Flight 77 slammed into the Pentagon. About an hour later, ottidals confirmed United A irlines Flight 93 crashed in Pennsylvania. More ihan 5,1HO are dead or missing as a result of tha attacks. By Tuesday afternoon. Central Florida Blood Bank dispatrln ri a beds in the facility. To make the wait more tolerable, Quiles and other volunteers handed out juice and soda to the donors. Although thousands of Central Floridians have already donated blood during the past few days, Quiles said there is no limit on how many people can give. "There is never too much," sire said. "If it is not going up there, it is needed dow nherc." TH EREFO RE, B E IT R E SO LV E D , that the B oard q f D irectors go on record a e e xp ressin g its d eep est th a n k s to The Seminole H era ld , " fo r being a p o sitiv e fo r c e in our community, fo r . People everyw here In f(/e./rom every walk and sta tio n . From m any tow ns and c itie s, and m any sta te s and n ation s H ave given the home so many th in g s Intangible and dear, We co u ld n 't begin to count them all or even make them c le a r... We o n ly know toe owe so much, to you, the press, and people everyw here A n d w hen we put our g ra titu d e in w riting It's Ju s t a w ay to sh a re The musings q f ou r g ra tefu l h ea rts. - adopTcd firlm Nirtorr filer WUh SWorrr Appreciation. Donxhra W. Ftogle Hoard qfDIrntan, Chairperson A LViUh J tVaj/ Agency �Sunday. September 10. 2001 Page 9 A T iif . S em in o le I I l r a ij ) 101+ Crafters Craft and gift lovers have a new haven in Sanford. SIwon Durr and her husixind, Richard, have opened 101+Crafters in the Wal-Mart shopping plaza. And, like the name implies, items made by local ard national craftera can be found within the cwrfinra of foe stare. "You never know what you will find," Shansi Burr said. "There me some really rant things h o e" Durr herself never known what her store might offer during any given week. The artisans bring ibe*r Items to the store and display ihon In thdr specified btxitfr. "That's wliat makes it furv" Burr said. "1 never know what tl ley are going to U iqgW Burr doesn't limit her store to just crafts. M.my booth) are filled with Items people buy wholesale and then scU, at a . ons* ,amy customers will find surprising)' to 19H the Bures bought their first store, Lengwoud's 101+ crafters, torn a Qifrngo man. It was a decision neither regret. The store started having a loyal customer law, and people began to tell Durr how they wuukl Itr.r to see her expand into nortlwm Seminole County. Abnost seven yiuis later; the cnuplc decki**d it was time to do just that ' It was all about locntkn, and when I heoid about Super Wal-Mart, I dedded this was a gpod place to Incite,” 'ire wM. 'A nd , people are really excited we are here." The store offera nmething for everyone. In one comer llrere are pointings and homemade joaps, in anotocr there Is Jewelry and Mexican ait In one owner, Pat Jwws-IVtrick has a booth filled with English tens and scones, items usually tiard to find in this area. "This is actually a gift store, and people can find really rant gifts," Bure said. "And, it helps people, wttn have Items here, supplement their income." Store owner Sharon Burr (pictured) along with her husband Richard have opened their storo 101+ Crafters In the Wa-lmart Shopping Center. Although tlic store is already open Monday thmugli Thursday firm 10 a m to 7 pm , Friday and Saturday firm 10 am. to 8 p m and Sunday firm noon to 5 p m Dure b planning a grand-opening celebration for Saturday, Sept 22. During the day. there will be various rallies and giveaways, including a 14K gold tope door prize courtesy of Boyd Enterprise, the Irene of inexpensive gold and sterling silver jewelry. The first 100 customers will receive free hath salts, and popcorn and Icmwvade will be served throughout the day. "People have really given to make it a good grand-opening" Dure said, Dure said three b also space far additional people to rent booths. Prices begin at S65 per month and increase, depending on size. Anyone b welcome to rent space, as long as itans are in good taste. Tlve store b located at 3701S. Orlando Drive and can be contacted at 107-327-1101. FLEA L o c a t e d In * > fo r m e r B lfj L o ta S to r e W on 17-02 1/4 m*a north ol Airport DM1. Ns*t to 8av-A-Lol 21121 9 . O rlan d o Ortva • S a n lo r d . 71. 3 2 7 7 3 • (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -2 0 2 7 m , DISCOVER lity Used Hotel Fuming it Rock Bottom Prices 77t/s Is are old faahlonod tloa m arital ottering n ew a n d u se d Item s. Entire building la A ir C on d ition ed tor you r shoppin g p lea su re. rat w vi N o o n s wi 1 r.or.ii •t in s t tw o vvi 1 k *» i mi i At sm p aii v 11 mi At *. t o n ■ ft n s i 'n t 1 o n f.AMAf.l '.At I *»| I l I IIS ’.VI Ki WISH TO I'AMtK ll'AII A I )A> At A lir.1l Mr 1 i D ili, tl Mf.) I f ASI HI OUlIU 1» !0Aw-»IjHea;!boanjs-$5/Up • Night Stands-$10/up W m arm o p e n 5 d a y m p a r w a a k W a d . - S a t . 10 A M u n t i l 7 :0 0 P M . 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The ramp will be dosed on Monday, Sept. 24 after the morning rush hour. This ramp will remain closed throughout the construction of the new eastbound bridge over the St. Johns River. The alternate access to 1-4 eastbound will be at the SR 46 on-ramp. Opening of a new on-ramp to eastbound 1-4 from US Hwy 17/92 is expected in the early downs due to drivers watching 2004. Variable Message Signs design. Metric Engineering Inc. the activities. Please drive slow­ is providing the Construction, will be In place along 1-4 near the er through the construction zone St. Johns River Bridge on Engineering and Inspection and allow extra time in your (CHI) sendees for the September 17, 2001 to announce commute to account for poten­ the ramp closure to the motoring Department. tial delays. public. Hwy 17-92 — LANE Closure of the ramp Is part of ORANGE AVENUE CLOSURE AND LANE SH IFT the $102 million bridge replace­ CONSTRUCTION One northbound lane along ment project that consists of the Pile driving at the Orange construction of two separate H u t 17-92 under 1-4 is closed Avenue Bridge began on Aug. 1 bridges flanking the old bridge, during construction activities. and will continue through ultimate removal of the old This lane will be re-opened prior September. There will be no 1-4 to September 24. bridge and the rebuilding of the lane closures associated with approaches. This dcslgn/bulld these construction activities. M — LANE CLOSURES project also includes the con­ Insta'lation of the temporary struction of an additional gener­ S R 417 INTERCHANGE al use lane In each direction barrier along 1-4 west of the St. WITH 1-4 Johns River Bridge to west of along 1-4 from Orange Blvd. In The inside or outside lane of Seminole County to Saxon Blvd Saxon Blvd is complete. Lane closures along 1-4 In this area Westbound 1-4 will be closed (SR 472) In Volusia County. between SR 46A and SR 46 for Granite Construction Co. and will discontinue. milling and repaving 1-4. Lane Construction activities within IXTL Civil Contractors, Inc., in a closures will occur on September the median near Orange Blvd. Joint venture, are constructing 16 and 22 Ju rin g the hours of 10 the project with URS will begin in the very near p.m. and 6 a.m. future. There may be traffic slow Corporation providing the Cocaine Continued from Page 1A Those arrested include: • Earl Williams, 27, of 701 Briarcliff St., Sanford, for: Continuing Criminal Enterprise and Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, No Bond. . • Nakia Baker, 22, of 701 Briarcliff St., Sanford, for: Conspiracy to TVaffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, Bond is set at sw,noo. • Jimmy Inman, 33, of 1307 Olive Ave., Sanford, for: Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400) Grams, Bond is set at $100,000. • Kanika Whitehead, 25, of 2107 Hartwell Ave., Sanford, fo r Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine In Excess of 400 Grams, Bond is set at $75,000. • Zack George, 42, of 1317 W. 10th Street, Sanford, for: Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, Bond is set at $100/100. • Homer Comer, 55, of 2102 West 16th Street, Sanford, for. Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, No Bond. • Issac Thom as, 21, of 1003 West 3rd S t., Sanford, 907 Bay Avenue, Sanford, for. Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, Bond is set at $75,000. • Timothy Eugene Thomas, 30, of 2019 McCarthy Ave., Sanford, f o r Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess o f 400 Grams, Bond is set at $50/100. • Mario Alexander, 22, of 1025 West 3rd St., Sanford, f o r Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, Bond-no information as of “this writing. Christopher Patton can ba reached at ep attone semlnoleheratd.com or 407-322-2611. Solution to Today’s Puzzle □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ § □ □ u II H A F F A D 1 O A L E R O M O N E T ■P" H iI c n d 'w m See Puzzle on Page 6A ; M O W IN G Stop worrying about the grass growing under your feet. 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Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, Bond is set at $75,000. • Richard Frederick, 22, of 2607 Hiawatha Dr., Sanford, fo r Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, Bond is set at $100,000. • Tony Guandale, 23, of 1704 “A " Rlagewood Ln., Sanford, fo r Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, Bond is set at $250,000. • Leonard Bouie, 27, of 1014 Avocado Ave., Sanford, for: Consplracy.to Traffic Cocaine In Excess of 400 Grams, No Bond. • Joseph Knight, 23, of 2511 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, fo r Cottsplracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, lkind is set at $50,000. • James Clinton Jr., 25, cf 306 South Sunland Drive, Sanford, for: Conspiracy to Traffic Cocaine in Excess of 400 Grams, Bond is set at $100,000. • Christopher Mitchell, 30, of O fficers conduct bike helm ent safety check Experts say wearing a bicycle helmet is the most important way for your child to stay safe while riding a bicycle. Wearing a helmet reduces the risk of serious head injury by 85 percent. But, it's not simply enough to wear one. Tire helmet needs to Fit properly. With that in mind, the Seminole County Sheriff's Office will be conducting a bicy­ cle helmet safety check at Longwood Elementary School. This service is being offered for the children who consistently ride their bikes to and from school. Deputy Deborah Moran will be checking to ensure childrenis bicycle helmets fit comfortably and securely. Helmets that are found to be loo small, damaged, or too large and canit be correct­ ed to fit with sizing pads, will be replaced with a new helmet, free- of charge These helmets are being provided by a grant through "Bike Florida" Funds to make this grant ptx-'ible were generated through the sale of “Share the Road" specialty license plates. • *4 . V/l Mu. ,, - C o m e in for a F R E E H e a r i n g T e s t a n d C o n s u l t a t i o n W ITH NO PR ESSUR E T O B U Y SELL AND •Starkey • is •Resound • A H h e a r in g U R A TE 5268 WEST ST. RD. 46 LAKE FOREST VII “ T * - Mini i >■afxc As jm e M �In sid e S e ctio n B C lassii i ds 5B-7B C rossword 6B Briefs M A G IC R E -S IG N T R O Y H U D SO N ORLANDO — 1he Orlando Magic have re­ signed free agent guard Thiy Hudson, General Manager John Gabriel announced Monday (Sept. 10). Per team policy, terms of the deal were not dis­ closed. Hudson (6-foot-l, 170pounds) played in a careerhigh 75 games last season with the Magic, averaging 4/8 points per game, 2.2 assists per game, and 1.4 rebounds per game in 13.5 minutes per game. He also started in seven outings, averaging 13.7 ppg.,6.1 apg., 1.9 rpg., and 1.14 steals per game in 36.7 minpg. during that span. I le scored in double fig­ ures eight times, including a career-high 30 points on January 2nd against New Jersey. In that contest, . Hudson pouted in 20 pulils In the fourth quarter alone. I le also led (or tied) for the team high in assists on seven occasions. In 62 games during the 1999-2000 season with the Los Angeles Clippers Hudson made 38 starts, averaging 8.8 points, 3.9 assists and 2.4 rebounds in 25.7 minutes per game. Hudson led the Clippers in assists 25 times, in steals 10 times and in scoring on three occasions. Hudson went undrafted in 19*»7 and was originally signed as a free agent by Utah on Oct. 3, 1997. He hd> appeared in 170 regular sea­ son games during his NUA career with the Jazz, Clippers and Orlando, aver­ aging 6.4 points, 2.9 assists and 1.8 rebounds in 18.5 minutes per game. Hudson has also played in 59 games |n the CBA from 1997-99, where he averaged 21.2 ppg, 4.0 apg and 2.7 rpg in 27.3 mpg. Hudson finished his collegiajc career at Southern Illinois, leaving after his junior season (1996-97). He became SlU's all-time lead­ ing two-year scorer with 1,144 points and the school's all-time leader in three-point field goals with 225. He averaged 21.2 ppg, 4.0 rpg and 2.2 apg in his career at SIU. E A ST LAKE CO U N TY CH AM BER GOLF Tlu* East Lake County Chamber of Commerce, Inc. will be holding its annual Golf Tournament at Black Bear Golf Course, C.R. 44, Eustis, on Friday, September 21st With a shotgun start at 9 a.m. Players fees will include a continental breakfast, shirts, golf and cart, an awards luncheon, first, second and third place trophies, roving first place trophy, a goodie bag, and much more. Prizes will be awarded fo r • Putting Contest (prior to the tournament) • Hole-In-One Contest • Longest Drive (both men and women) • Beat the Pro • Door Prize For more information con­ tact: East Lake County Chamber of Commerce, P. O. Bo* 774, Sorrento, FI. 32776; phone: 352-383-801; fax: 352-383-9343; or e-mail: elcciumberOcarlhlink.net. W IN T E R S P R IN G S R E C R E A T IO N O F F E R ­ IN G S H ie City of Winter Springs Parks and Recreation Department is currently pluming a Fall season Program schedule. Such programs offered are: See Briefs, page 2B Listen up football fans By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — Don’t fret sports fans, there will be sports this weekend. When Tropical Storm Gabriel le changed its direction and speed to move through Florida early Friday morning, all local high school athletic events sched­ uled for the day were canceled, including five football games. But several of the teams are not letting Three games to be made up today and Monday much time lapse before getting back on the playing fields and courts as a volley­ ball tournament and three of the football games have been rescheduled for today (Saturday) and Monday. The Junior Varsity/Freshman Girls Volleyball Tournament scheduled for Winter Springs High School on Friday and Saturday will be played with all games being contested today. The Seminole Athletic Conference foot­ ball game between Seminole and Lyman has also been rescheduled for tonight. The game is set (or 7 p.m. at the Carlton I lenley Sports Complex on the Lyman High School campus. If the play­ ing conditions at Lyman are not suitable on Saturday, the game will be played on Monday at 7:30 p.m. Two other games called because of Gabrielle w ill be made up on Monday. The Class 4A-District 5 opener between Bayside I ligh School from Palm Bay and Sec Rain, Page 2B Rams romp Lake Mary gets first ever 5A victory Special to tho Herald ORLANDO — University of Central Florida athletics direc­ tor Steve Sloan announced , Thursday that UCF’s football game against LouisianaLafayette, originally scheduled for today (Saturday, September 15) has been rescheduled for Satunlay, November 24th at the Orlando Citrus Bowl. Tiro decision to move the By Dean Smith Sports Editor rO RT.O RA N GE — On an evening belter suited for ducks, the Lake Mary Rams played the perfect game for the conditions and came up with their first win of the sea son, 21-0, over Spruce Creek In a Class 5A-District 3 con­ game w As a mutual one between Sloan and LouisianaLafayette athletics diteclor Nelson Schexnaydcr. test at Pop Johnson Field Thursday nighf. The district opener fa r both schools was originally sched­ uled for Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium, but when heavy rain turned the field into a quagmire it was thought the game would be postponed. It was decided late in the afternoon, however, to move the contest to the Spruce Creek High School campus and the game went on despite terrible conditions, including varying degrees of rain during the entire contest. Lewis Hall, Mike Muzcka and Derrick Grayson scored on touchdown runs as Lake Mary (1-2 overall, 1-0 in 5ADistrict 3) won its first ever Class 5A game by using a ball-control offense and a stingy, tough defense to blank the Hawks (0-3 overall, 0-1 in 5A-3). The Rams did a good job of running the ball as the offen­ sive line overpowered the Spruce Creek defense. But it took a break midway through the second period for the visi­ tors to finally find the end zone. A bad snap on a punt attempt forced Hawks punter Matt Mazur to fall on the ball H tn id photo* by Tommy Vlnconl Will Allison (No. 2 abovo taking a handott) was just ono of many Lake Mary running backs who had big night s in the Ram s' 2 t-0 victory over Spruce C ieek Thursday. Allison ran for 8 7 yards on six carries, while quarterback Mike Muzeka (left) did not have very good statistics on paper, the senior signal caller did nish for ono touchdown and directed a beautiful ball-control attack that combined with a phenomenal defensive effort to completely dominate the homestandihg See Rams, Page 3B A S A s e ts f o r c to b e r O UCF resets home opener "IVe fell it was the anproprin the ate tiling to do given i circorns lances o f this week," Sloan said. "There will be a time to play football again, but this is not it." This week's game would have boon the home opener for the Golden Knights. UCF will travel to Tulane and Virginia Tech before making its first appearance at home on Saturday, October 6th against the University of Alabama at Birmingham. With this weekend's game rescheduled, UCF turned its attention to Tulane, but even that was a problem because the practice fields are saturated, and that was even before Tropical Storm Gabrielle moved through on Friday, forc­ ing the Golden Knights to prac­ tice inside the UCF Arena on Friday and Saturday. The Golden Knighlfc travel to New Orleans to face Tulane on Saturday, September 22nd. Kickoff for the game is set for 3:30 p.m. Sunshine Nftuvrk will televise the game live. Tickets for the IxtuisianaUifayette game with a date of September 15th will be honored when the game isplayed November 24th. The time for the rescheduled game will be later date. r e t u r n 1 8 th event for the weekend of October 18th. The exact schedule has hot been set as of yet, but hopes are SANFORD — A combination to run the double elimination of the tragedy in the northeast and Tropical Storm Gabrielle • tournament exactly as originally planned. forced the City of Sanford That schedule was to have Recreation and Parks games at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. and Department and the ASA then hold the Home Run Derby (Amateur Softball Association) at 7 p.tn., followed by the to postpone this weekend's Grand Reopening Ceremonies scheduled Super Slow Pitch for the stadium and fireworks National Championships at starting at 8 p.m. Historic Sanford Memorial Then at 9 p.m. the top-seeded Stadium. But local fans need not dispair team in the tountaiiieni would cap the first day action. about missing getting to see the Tire tournament would then best softball players in the pick up at 9 a.m. on Friday, world do their thing as the SRD and ASA have rescheduled the See ASA, page 2B By Dean Smith Sports Editor Morale! photo by tom m y Vincwil Sanlord Mayor Brady Lossard (left) and City ot Sanlord Recreation and Parks Department Supervisor Alan Greene look over the renovated Historic Santord Memorial Stadium recently. The Grand Reopening Ceremonies and ASA Super Slow Pitch National Tournament have been rescheduled tor Thursday, October 18th �T iif S fminole H erald I*<lgc 211 Sunday. September Hi. 2001 Proposed rule would halt marine life feeding S p ecial to the Herald AMELIA ISLAND — The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), during its Sept. 5-7 mceting’at Amelia Island, . directed its staff to prepare a rule to ban the practice of divers in the water using food or other substances to attract marine ani­ mals. Commissioners cited the possibility that artificial feeding may alter the natural behavior of marine animals, causing pub­ lic safety concerns. At least four scuba diving tour operators in Florida use food to attract marine predators for aries and roles within other Also on Thursday, bites have been minor, and there WMAs and established regula­ Commissioners received a staff have been no fatalities in tions for fish management areas. report on the status of queen Florida. Marine biologists Another new role prohibits concha in the Florida Keys. believe most of the bites have dogs and the possession or con­ On Friday, Commissioners occurred where sharks — while sumption of intoxicating bever­ directed staff to schedule public feeding on schools of bait fish workshops regarding a proposal ages on the Week! Wachec River near shore - mistake swimmers, tract, south of County Road 550, to dose shrimping areas in the waders or surfers for food in in the Chassahowltzka WMA. It lower St. Johns River in murky waters at peak feeding will also prohibit public access exchange for allowing times. shrimpers to fish in certain areas between sunset and sunrise. Beach goers can minimize Also, Commissioners: risks by avoiding the wnlcr dur­ in the upper St. Johns River. The * Welcomed newly appointed FWC also considered various ing morning and evening hours, Commissioner Rodney Barreto. federal fisheries management staying out of murky waters all * Appointed Dr. David J. Nye issues and directed staff to draft together and by avoiding wearns a member of the Board of a rule to reduce the daily bag elry tthat may ing shiny jewelry Directors of the Wildlife limit on snook from two fish to resemble bait fish to sharks. Foundation of Florida. one and add May to the sum­ Commissioners will vote on * Approved an increase in the mer closed season on snook on the rule during iheir Oct. 31 subscription rate for Florida the Gulf Coast. No changes to Nov. 2 meeting In Key Largo. Wildlife magazine. snook fishing rules for the East The proposed rule would not * Approved a staff request to Coast rohibit fishermen from using start a process to down-list the arc under consideration at this alt to catch fish. rcd-cockaded woodpecker from time. The FWC also approved a threatened to species of special The Commission also directed new rule to reduce the length of weekend closures to commercial staff to draft a rule to extend the concern. * Considered a migratory bird current moratorium on issuance mullet fishing so the closures regulations update. of blue crab endorsements. occur from 12:01 a.m. Saturday * Reviewed and discussed Management of public hunt­ until 12:01 a.m. Monday, rather major proposed changes to ing lands dominated the agenda than the old closure hours — 4 wildlife and freshwater fisheries during the Wednesday session. p.m. Friday until 8 a.m. regulations for 2002-2003. After setting the quota of gener­ Monday. Weekend closures take * Heard a staff report on the al-gun vehicle permits for Holey place July 1 - Jan. 31 each year. Advisory Council on Lind, Rotcnbcrgcr, Everglades FWC biologists believe mullet Environmental Education. and Francis S. Taylor wildlife' populations can withstand the * Presented its Employee of management areas (WMAs) for additional harvest without dis­ the Year Award to Karen this year, Commissioners • ruption to the species' recovery. L'Hcurcux, a long-time employ­ approved a series of rules to Another new rule approved ee in the agency's Personnel , by Commissioners provides that add or delete acreage from vari­ Office. ous WMAs, wildlife and envi­ enforcement of the oyster mini­ * Accepted a donation to the ronmental areas (WEAs) and mum size limit be conducted on Wildlife Foundation of Florida mitigation parks. the water only. In addition, no by Uic Florida Chapter o f the Commissioners also increased one requested a hearing con­ National Wild Tlirkey the number of qtiotnpermits for »■ «•poutui — —»i7j —re ---- » cerning a new rule allowing iwTsia tommy **■ sincsnt Federation. the Osceola WMA in line with harvest of ocean triggerfish by Tlic next Commission meeting acreage increases in the doganglers and spear fishermen. Is tentatively set for O ct 31 hunt and still-hunt areas. Other The rule will take effect without Nov. 2 at Key Lhrgo. rule changes adjusted bound­ a vote by the Commission. Seminole's Andre Raines (No. 9, above) and Lako Howell's John Williams (No. 21 right) both hed big games In the Silver Hawks' 24-22 victory over the Fighting Seminolet last week. Both senior's will be look­ Continued from page IB Give-aways include four round-trip coach ing to lead their teems to victory • Tae Kwon Do _ will take place every tickets to any destination in the continental when the Tribe plays at Lyman wn. at the United States that Delta Air Lines serves, a new today (Saturday) at 7 p.m. and the $500 K2 bike, In-line skates and more. There Hawks host Bayside at Richard L taught by will also be free in-line skating safety clinics, Evans Field on Monday at 4 pan. Tbmbull of Seminole Tae Kwon Do. fitness tests, messages for registered partici­ pants and new-product demonstrations. * Gymnastics _ will take place on Tuesday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. (beginners) and 7 p.m. to Race applications may be obtained at the fob 8 pan. (advanced) at the Indian Trails Middle lowing Orlando-area Play It Again Sports School. Cost Is $30 per participant for a fourstores: Lake Mary (Lake Mary Boulevard and 1week session, ages 6-to-l5, and is Instructed by 4), downtown Orlando (PubUx Center,.Orange Amy 1’uitly of Orlando Aerials. Avenue and Michigan Street), Metro West * * Jazzerdxe _ will take place on Monday, (PubUx Center across from Metro West Golf Wednesday and Friday evenings from 6 p.m. to Course), Kissimmee (across from Osceola 7 p.m. at tnc Winter Springs Civic Center. Cost Mall), Altamonte Springs (Highway 434 across NFL is $28 for a four-week session and the class is from Jamestown Center), and Winter Springs * Called off all games for Week 2 ,1 4 games instructed by Chariena Mann. (Red Bug L ike Road and Ttiskawilla Road). scheduled for Sunday and the Monday night * Yoga _ will take place on Tuesdays from 6 Applications are also available in Daytona game. p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Winter Springs Civic Beach (Seville Road and Clyde Morris COLLEGB FOOTBALL Center. Cost is $12 per class, which is instruct­ Boulevard) and Leesburg (Highway 441 across * All NCAA Division I-A games scheduled for ed by the Reverend Donna Conley. from Like Square Mali). Saturday have been postponed. * Ballroom Dancing _ will take place on Registrants may go to the www.playitagalnThursday from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Winter sports.com web site for forms and inrormation, * The PGA Tour announced the World Golf Springs Civic Center. Cost is $56 per person or call 407-788-8280. Entry fees for pre-regis­ Championship — American Express and is instructed by Dr. Martha Lyle. trants are $15 (or $20 the morning of the event). Championship in S t Louis — has been canceled, on All entrants will receive t-shlrts, refreshments the first time in five years the PGA Jo u r has can­ the and registration packets. celed a tournament. $40 per * The IG A 's Tampa Bay Classic, Vantage ALTAMONTE TENNIS couple or $25 per person and Is instructed by Championship senior event and The Buy.com The City of Altamonte Springs has expanded Judi Siegfried. Oregon Classic were also canceled. its Tennis Program. For more information on Program session * The LPGA has canceled the Safeway Classic in Bradstrect Tennis now directs Tennis Lessons dates as well as other Recreation Programs, Portland, Ore. at both Westmonte and Eastmonte parks. please call 407-327-4761. HOCKEY Lessons are ongoing and available for all abili­ * The National Hockey League announced llut, ty levels and ages. SANFORD CYMNASTtCS in addition to the pnscascm games previously Fall Classes are being offered at Sanford For more information plecse contact canceled for Saturday, the games in North Gymnastics for beginners, intermediate, and Bradstrect Tennis at 407-620-7101. America scheduled SepL 16 have also W l ffor o i Sunday, ‘ . ‘ advanced gymnasts, plus cheerleading, Tae preseasoi been canceled. The regular slate o)ff preseason Kwon Do, Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and wall climbing. GOLF TOURNEY WILL AID MADD games will now begin on Monday, SepL 17. Sponsorships, players and volunteers are Dance Classes will also brain in September. M O TO R SPO RTS being sought for the 2nd Annual Mothers Classes for gymnastics will be on Mondays * NASCAR has canceled Sunday's Winston Cup Against Drunk Driving Golf Tournament. and Wednesday starting at 4 JO p.m. and run­ race in New Hampshire and the truck race at The event, which will be a fund-raiser for the ning until 7:30 p.m. Texas Motor Speedway,_Sunday's Indy Racing Central Florida Chapter of MADD, will be held Cheerleading will be Monday evenings at Speedway 500 at — Texas 1Motor- Spe League’sjC<h ev y’50 on December 7,2001 at Alaqua Country Club 7JO p.m. for high school students and was also canceled. The NHRA postponed this in Long wood. Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. for middle week's Keystone Nationals at Maple Grove Sponsor packages range in price from $150 to school students. Raceway In Reading, Pa. The event has been Tae Kwon Do will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on $2,000 while the entry fee is $125, rescheduled for the weekend of October 4-7. The entry fee includes greens fee, cart, range Mondays and Wednesday, Kung Fu for adults SOCCER balls, golf clinic, breakfast, lunch, prizes, will be on Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. * The U.S. national women's soccer game awards, T-shirt, goodie bag and much, much to 7 p.m., and Monday and Wednesday from 6 against Japan in the Nike Cup, sclteduled to held more. There will be on-course contests for the p.m. to 7 p.m. for kids. in Chicago on Tuesday, has also reportedly been cliallcngcd golfer as well as a bountiful silent Sanford Gmynastics Is located at 601 East canceled. auction table. 25th Place. For more information call; 407-323* Major League Soccer canceled the rest of Us The tournament will have a morning shotgun 2462,407-252-3103, or 407-322-8234. regular season. 6tart and mulligans will be available. The tour­ * The governing body of European soccer said PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS CLASSIC nament will be played as a four-person scram­ this week's games are postponed. The FIFA World The inaugural "Play It Again Sports Classic" ble. Cup qualifying games will go on as planned. )k skate and 5K run will be held Saturday, 10k Saturda All proceeds from this event remain with BOXING November 3rd at the University of Centra! MADD's Central Florida chapter.'Tills support * The undisputed middleweight title fight Florida. Proceeds will benefit Special Olympics allows them to focus stronger on the area's vic­ between Felix Trinidad and Bernard Hopkins, Florida. tims of drunk driving crashes. scheduled for Saturday at Madison Square idj The course is adjacent to the UCF Student if you are a victim of a drunk driver and Carden in New York, was postponed. No makeup : r campus. The skate event Union on the UCF wish to contribute or participate in this event, date has been announced. starts at 8 a.m. and the run at 9 a.m. Medals or for more tournament information, to sign-up will be awarded to Uic top finishers in each as a sponsor, player or volunteer, please contact event and all participants will be eligible to Betsy Nein, Tournament Director, at 407-831win $3,000 In prizes. 9991. adventurous divers. For the past two years, the FWC has worked with the dive industry to devel­ op a set of guidelines regarding marine life feeding. Flowcver, during the Sept. 6 session of the FWC meeting, tour operators said the proposed guidelines were too restrictive and indicat­ ed they would not abide by them. Commissioners then passed a motion to draft a rule which would make it illegal to feed marine life during such dives. "Feeding marine life disrupts the natural behavior and feed­ ing habits of fish and other ani­ mals," FWC Chairman David Meehan said. "That is not in the best Interest of marine life, and It could pose a threat to public safety." Commissioners emphasized their decision to draft the rule is not linked to recent pnbl icily about conflicts between sharks and beach goers. Most shark bites occur near shore in shal­ low water, but scuba divers fre­ quently dive much farther out and in deeper water. Despite wide-spread attention In news media this year, 2001 has not been an extraordinary year for such incidents, and they arc not linked to marine-preda­ tor-feeding dive tours. Most e Briefs Rain Continued from page IB Like Howell High School will be played at 4 p.m. at Richard L. Evans Field at Lake Howell. Undefeated Lake Brantley will also be in action, traveling to Jacksonville to take on Ed White High School In a Class 6A-Distrid 1 contest start­ ing at 7:30 p.m. The other two rained out games, Mainland at Winter Springs and Oviedo at JncksonvllloSandalwood, will probably be made up in October. H ie Class 5A-District 3 game between the Buccaneers and the Bears has been scheduled for Monday, October 22nd at 7:30 p.m. at the A. Wayne Epps Sports Complex at Winter Springs High School. The Lions and Sandalwood are also talking about playing their Class 6A-District 1 game on a Monday in October, but no decision had been made for sure as of Friday morning. All other Fall SAC sports arc expected to get back to their regular schedule on Monday as the county and country try to get things back to nor­ mal as much as possible. But If you arc a professional or college sports fan, this will be a dark weekend for you as all athletic events have been postponed until at least Monday. yLocally, FA5CAR racing at both Orlando Speedworld and New Smyrna Speedway was canceled early on Friday, while Grand American Road Racing President Roger Edmondson announced Thursday that the Grand-Am Finale scheduled for this weekend at Daytona International Speedway would be postponed until a date yet to in* determined, Nationally here are some of the cancellations: BASEBALL * Major League Baseball: all games through Sunday. ~Regularly iT arlysc' scheduled games are set to begin again on Monday. Commissioner Bud Sciig aiuiounccd on Thursday that all of tire games postponed since last Tuesday will be made up at the end o f the season and that the start of the playoffs would be pushed back so all teams can play there 162 games. * The International, Pacific Coast, California, Florida Stale and New York-I’enn leagues can­ celed the remainder of their championship series. ASA----------Continued from page IB Saturday and Sunday, with games scheduled to begin every two hours throughout the day and the tentative Championship ,ame set for 11 a.m. or 1 p.m. n Sunday, depending on ■cords o f the two remaining Wednesday evening ,’cd that the tourna­ ment would come off almost as scheduled. But with the grounding of all commercial air flights, the num­ ber of teams able to make their way to Sanford dwindled from 12 down to six. Then on Thursday morning only four teams were definitely going to make it and then the rains preceding Gabrielle flood­ ed the Field, and with much more rain predicted for the weekend, tire organizers decid­ ed to postpone the tournament. For more information about the schedule or tickets, please contact the Central Florida Sports Commission at 407-6484900 or the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department at 407-330-5697. Wildlife Alert now offers rewards for reporting marine law violations Sp ecial to the Herald OCALA — A new, expanded Wildlife Alert Program now offers rewards to persons who report marine — as' well as inland — fishing and hunting law violations. Wildlife Alert Is designed to increase citizen participation in apprehending conservation law violators. Persons who report suspicious activities or actual law violations to the Florida See Rewards, Page 3B �T*r*t T iic S eminoix H f.rai j > Sunday, September Ifi, 2001 PllffC 3 B Rams i| I J p k lk A lu t . . | Y n i m i H t tmtbki pnoto oy tommy vincffn Derrick Grayson (No. 2) rushed (or 64 yards on eight carries and scored a touchdown and a two-point conversion, while Reggie Campbell (No. 1) lod all rushers with 77 yards on to carries a s Lake Mary won Its first gam e ot the season, 2 1 0 , over Spruvv Creel- Thursday right In Port Orange. Rewards Continued from page 2B Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) are eligible for cash rewards if their infor­ mation leads to an arrest. Rewards range from $50 to $1,000, based on the severity of the violation — from fishing without n license to Intentional tak­ ing of endangered species. Callers may remain anonymous and do not have to testify in court. "The expansion of Wildlife Alert Ls something to get excited about," Col. Robert I- Edwards, direc­ tor of the FWC Division of Law Enforcement, said. "For the first time in Florida's history, citi­ zens will be eligible for cash rewards when they report marine law violations. Rewards will be old for reporting violations nf net limitation iws, trap robbing, exceeding the bag limit, G endangering marine mammals and violations of other important saltwater resource regulations. We arc convinced Wildlife Alert will greatly enhance the protection of Florida's marine resources." Wildlife Alert w aj organized in November 1979 under the former Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Mote than 19,000 arrests have been made, and more than $264,000 in rewards paid out since it began, which makes Wildlife Alert one of the most successful citizen-reporting projects in the nation. It also predates all other conservation reward programs except Operation Game Thief in New Mexico. The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission Continued from page 10 at his own onc-yard line and two plays later Muzcka scored on a quarterback sneak. Jill Deary added the extra points and Lake Mary led 7-0 with 5:26 left In the first half and carried that same lead into the lockcrroom at halftime. The Rams took complete con­ trol of the game almost immedi­ ately In the Bccond half with the help of another Spruce Creek turnover. Linebacker Kris Kessler recov­ ered a fumble on the Hawks' first play of the second half and Lake Mary took over on the Spruce Creek 40. The Rams ground out the yardage and used up the clock as on the seventh play after the miscue, and nearly four-and-ahalf minutes taken off the clock, Hall burst in from the one yard line. The extra point try failed, but Lake Mary held what would prove to be an insur­ mountable 13-0 lead with 7:23 left in the third quarter. Late In the third period, the Rams took over possession in its own end of the field and marched down the Field for an insurance score. The big play o f the drive was a 40-yard gallop by Grayson to the Spruce Creek 38. Lake Mary continued to dom­ inate on the ground and Grayson capped the drive by scoring from two-yards out on the first play of the fourth quar­ ter. Grayson then added the two-point conversion complct- ing Iho scoring. Hams head coach Greg Stanton had a perfect game plan for the conditions, having his fine stable of running backs carry the ball 39 times for 2R3 yards. While Lake Mary did not have any passing yardage and tumcd'lhc ball over four times on two interceptions and two fumbles, it also did not have to punt in the contest. Tire real story of the game, however, may have been the Rams defense as it held the Hawks to no first downs and six total yards in the first half and three first downs and 56 yards of offense, total, for the game. Spruce Crock did not get a first down until Derrick Means ran for 19 yards with seven minutes left in the third period, not long after Lake Mary's sec­ ond touchdown The Rams defense also recov­ ered three Hawks fumbles. Reggie Campbell led the way for the Lake Mary offense, car­ rying the ball 10 times for 77 yards, 64 of those yards coming in the first half. But he was far from the only weapon as Will Allison (6 car­ ries, 67 yards), Grayson (8 car­ ries, 64 yards) and Hall (12 car­ ries, 62 yards) all had big nights carrying the ball. The Rams will look to even their season record and remain undefeated in district play when they travel to Titusville to take on the former State Champion Terriers at 7:30 p.m. resource responsibility. Work began immediately within the Wildlife Alert Reward Association to expand the program Into the marine area. Thirteen private citizens dedicated to the protec­ tion and conservation of Florida's fish ana wildlife resources make up the association and oversee the program. FWC's executive director. Dr. Allan L Egbert, appoints members to the association for two-year terms. Penalties assessed by court judges against individuals found guilty of violating conservation laws and tax-deductible donations from individuals and organizations fund the rewards. became the Fish and Wildlife Conservation ,, a Historically, the public Iras reported violations to Wildlife Alert through five toll-free numbers in the FW C regional offices. Violations were report- Commission on July .1,1999 and assumed marine. cd to the former Florida Marine Patrol (FMP) next Friday. R A M S 21, H A W K S 0 L ak e M ary 0 7 6 8 .2 1 S p ru ce C r e e k 0 0 0 0_ 0 F irst Q u a rte r No scoring S e c o n d Q u a rte r LM _ Muzcka 1 nin (Ovary kick) T h ird Q u a rte r LM _ Hall 1 run (kick failed) F o u rth Q u a rte r LM _ Grayson 2 run (Grayson run) T E A M S T A T IS T IC S First downs _ Lake Mary 12; Spruce Creek 3. Rushes-yards _ Lake Mary 39283; Spruce Creek 20-41. Passing _ Lake Mary 0-3-2; Spm cc Creek 2-5-0. Passing yards _ Lake Mary 0; Spruce Creek 15. l-umbles-lost _ Lake Mary 4-2; Spruce Crock 4-3. Penaltirs-yards _ Lake Mary 3-25; Spruce Creek 5-50. Punts-average _ Lake Mary 0-0.0; Spm cc Creek 3-30.7. IN D IV ID U A L S T A T I S T I C S RUSHING _ Lake Mary: Campbell 10-77, Allison 6-67, Grayson 8-64; Hall 12-62; Bateman 1-12; Muzcka 2-1; Spruce Creek: Means 9-41, Simmons 3-11, M ctakcs 3-4, G. Jackson 3 0 , J. Jackson 3minus-3, Soflak 2-mlnus-14. PASSIN G _ Lake Mary: Muzcka 0- 3-2 .0 ; Spm cc Creek: Sofiak 2 -5 0 , 15. RECEIVIN G _ Lake Mary: none; Spm cc Creek: Williams 1-14, Arthur 1- 1. PUNTING _ Lake Mary: none; Spm cc Creek: Mazur 3-30.7. through 1-800-D1AL-FMP. The FWC now has one toll-free line for reporting all violations. The new statewide number is 1-888-404-FWCC or cellular, •FWC. Duty officers answering Wildlife Alert lines will provide a code number to callers and give instructions on how to follow up on their reports. Duty officers will then immediately provide the information by radio to FWC law enforcement officers working marine or inland areas. This will ensure a quick response to the scene. Convictions arc not required for a caller to be eligible for a reward, however, callers must include enough Information about the violation and a description of the suspects, vessels, registration numbers, vehicles, etc. to enable officers to Investigate arvtl make an arrest. 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New Students Only Lake Mary/Scnfnrd 901 Central Park Dr. We Serve Sanford,’ Lake MaYy, “ “ All Seminole County & surrounding areas 25 % O F F WINDOWPACKAGES _________ WrTHCOUPOH___________ " a l o h a "" C A R P E T C A R E COM PLETE C A R P ET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 4 0 7 - 4 9 6 -1 2 2 2 �TTT * Page 4ft L L ecals 1. 1969 Lincoln, Identification 1LNBM52F7KV7S0928, 2. 1083 Cadftac. Identification toeABeaasostosooo. 3. Vewda No Vahid* No. 1SS4 Cnavrotat. Vahtol* irnmniciiic*) a iA r*o 1Q1AD6JP4E7107779, 4. 1978 Toyota. Vahid* WarOoaSan No TE381221J7; and 5 ISBS Honda Fourtm 250 4- L ecals NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S CASPOSITION OF ABANDONED PROPERTY Donald F. Ea*ngar a) Snartfl of Sammola County, Florida, haraby ghraa notice puriuanl la (action T0S1(KKTK4)1, Florida Clatutai, ol a .a — . . a _ . Tin S eminole H erald Sumidj. Septcm bci Id. 2GC1 (4071321-2949 11} Year tS T S U a U Porsac V IM 2N89Y8P2120S3 PubAah Saptambar l« , 1001 EE 104 NOTTCC OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEPFBY GIVEN MCCONNELL TOWING WKL BELL AT PUBUC AUCTION. FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CA SH ON DEMAND TO HMHEST BIDOER. THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE;" AUCTION Y E A R MAKE Y H J OCTOBER IffTH M HYUNDAI KMHLA21J5JU244340 CT PONTIAC IQ2NVI1UIHCS04S2S Cl MITSUBISHI JA3CA46VBMZ02S93S S3 MERCEDES-BENZ WD6AB33A6C80O4657 L ecals Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE AU . CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Attorney tor Parte Q CHARLES W O C U 8 T. EbU Florida Bar (121400 D O W . WoMuet iWBdna. P A 230 Lookout Place Poet Onto* Boa B41M0 Maitland, nonda 327*4-1500 (407)5304)000 PubAati September la. 21.2001 EE1I0 ecals MICHAEL 0. FETTE. JANE DOE. Unknown Spout* of MICHAEL 0. FETTE; FIRST TENNESSEE BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, and UNKNOWN TENANT SOWNERS, L ecals PARKER, dacaaaad. r M Number 01 B X CP. H pandtog " *<• Cucul Court tor Bamnola County. Florida, Probata OMaic-n. tha u t t m ol which la N Parti Avanua. Sanford, n 32771. Tha namaa and addreaa of ad In Sammola County. Florida. deecft)cd i t LOT 14 AND THE EAST 43 FEET OF LOT 1S. BLOCK CO. S AMIANDO THE SUBURB CEF-UTTFLA. PALM SPRINGS SECTION. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 65 112. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SFMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Lecals TO VICTORIA ROBBINS 4 t f n . endtol quaaUabona ol t o peraonal rapraaatoalNe. vanua. or pHatScaon of t o Court aia raqukad to Na t o r cbRCBone wkh (Ha Court W ITHN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST, PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM N O TIC t OF ACTION TOChert** Harold Uatahal (Nam* of Rarpondanl) (RaapondarKa laaf known adi*aaa) b i t Marton 81 Altamonte Spring*. FI YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action hat bam Nad apanal you and toat you * * raqukad to aam* a copy of your rrrtftan dafanaaa. • any. to k on (nama of Pacaonarj Suaan McOady whota adrkaaa la IBS Harnlai TLana, mhar paraona having clalma or (Aorjeessecn Pubiah. September 18, 23.1001 EE0M hearing Imparted. (TOO) t-BOO-MS87TI, or voice (V)14K)0-P3S-8770. c w c u rr c o u r t OF TH E EIGHTEENTH j u d ic ia l cw curr. W AND FOR SCMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S IN O ; 01-ei»-CP m th e court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WML BE FOREVER BARRED LAURA J PARKER Addreaa 130N SNrteyAv* Sanford, a 32771 Attorney tot WTTNESSmy hand and aaal <4 W* Court on H a AUG St 2001 day of AUGUST. 2001 (SEAL) May n ine Mcraa, CLERK Aa Cterti of tie Cotal By- RubKmg Aa Deputy CMrk AMERICANS WITH DfSABIUTIES A C T OF 1200 Admnlatrmbve Oder No ST-3 LiATLE W H tr.E R , rtoceaied F*a ktombar 01 -4 13CP. a parang ai Yu CkoR Coral tor Semrola CoraYy. Florida. Probata Dhrtalon. Ha addreaa ol when ■ 301 N. Pam Avenue. Sanford Florida 32771, The namaa and adfraaaee ol He perron al rapt eaentathe and Ha perateraf K praaanfalma i attorney aia (at torH below. A U M TERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. LEONARD REUFORO. AS PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF TH E ESTATE OF CE O LA J REUFORO. DECEASED, at at. Datondantta) NOTICE OF ACTION TO: CEDRIC HOWARD. AS AN HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF C E O LA J REUFORO, DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADORESS Sanford. FL 32TT3 CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN DIANA NORRIS LAST KNOWN ADORE S3 UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN ANY AN0 A U UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S| WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, W HETHER S A D UNKNOWN PAR TIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED H U an action to toradoaa a mortgage on toe k>atoaUng properly In SEMINOLE Coamty. Florida. LO T 14 AND 25. BLOCK B. R FP IA T O F LAKE MOW! E SHORES. ACCORDING TO TH E P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT B O O T S . PAGE IS . PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA Avenue. Suite NSOt, Sanford. Florida 32771. (407)323-4J30 art 1ITH JUDICIAL CStCUTT, M AND FOR SCMB40LE COUNTY, FLOMOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO-i 01-CA-1SS4-1«4( IN RE MARIE WHEELER. Myrtle Are Sanford, FL 32773 Proapectfve bidden may Inapecl ecals A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARC NOTIFIED THAT AS peraona on whom ir*a nonce M Sammtoa County SnafYTa Offca 100 Buab BoiJevard Santord. Florida 32773-9340 PUBUC AUCTION: PUBUC AUCTION TO BE HELD AT I2O0PM ON THE M DAT OF NOV, M01. AT THE FRONT DOOR OF C M C AUTOMOTIVE LOCAT­ ED AT 201 NOR TH MAPLE AVENUE SANTORO. FLORIDA 32771. FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISPOSED OF t h e r o u o w iN a v e h ic l e YEAR IPSO. MAKE OLDS Vint (1G3NL84U4LMT69993 Pubkeh September 18.2001 EEO07 L B.VLKONE. UEPOfl*L ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE. 1BO# TOYOTA N O T K ID P F U B U C AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CAJ TOWING WML AT PUBUC AUCTION FOR SALVAGE FOR CASH ON DEMAND TO HIGHEST BIDDER TH E FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLES: 1M4 TOYOTA 3 DOOR WHITE V*MJT2MA4TL2EO117104 IB M TORO 2 OOOR WHITE VIHa tZVBT22L4BtB170t1B tarn Q U t o u o a u i o o o n i u r I VINa I030lim ajp32274d 1092 DODGE 2 DOOR RED VINa IB3XP24O0NN24T32I0 THIS AUCTION WML BE X L D ON SEPTEMBER I M W I A T 10 O'CLOCK AT C4J TOWWO ,1680 B. Cfl 427. LONGW OOO.R 32760 PROSPECTIVE BM30ERS MAY INSPECT VEHICLES ON THE M Y BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN SAM AND 5PM. TERMS ARE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS. C I J TOWMO RESERVES TH E RIGH T T O A CCEPT OR R EJECT ANY ANO A U BOS Pibkah September IB. 2001 EE 100 Hla NoBoa la Beptorrber IS. 2001. PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE. JOHN WALTER FO STE R JR 22S MARKER STREET ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 32701 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REP­ RESENTATIVE: THOMAS L STEPHAN. ESQUIRE 251 UATTLANO AVENUE. SUITE 302 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 32701 TELEPHONE 1*07)787-5522 Pubaah September IB. 23k 2001 EE1IS Sapumbar 7. 2001 NO TIC* OF A PUBUC HCARINO TO CONSDER T W ADOPTION OF AN ORDB4ANCS B T TH* CITY OF SANFORD, FLOMOA Nonce la haraby given Hat a Pubte Hearing wfl ba haU In Ha Ganeneeon Room at He Cty Hak kt Ha Cay of Bardord Ftonda. al 700 o'clock PAL on October B. 2001. t o nanc* by H* C ly af Sardonl Ftonda. Itoa of whkf i la a* tolowa OROBfANCS NO. 9994 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AMENDING ARTICLE XXI. SECTION 2-43L OF th e e rrrs co de o f o r w NANCES. TO REDEFINE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPART­ MENT O f COMMUNITY DEVELOP­ MENT. TO AMEND ARTICLE III. SECTION 2-37. TO REDEFINE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPART­ MENT O r ENGINEERING ANO PLANNING PROVIDING FOR SEV­ ERABILITY. CONFLICTS. COOIFICATION ANO EFFECTIVE DATE •hal han* an epportimify to ba heard al said having By entor of H* Cay Comrrataron ol H* C ly of Santord. Ftonda PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEFOINQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE W ANY O f THESE PRO CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330*5526 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC • a par- n o t ic s o f publm / s a l e ALTAMONTE TOUrtNO, MC UNCUUM ED V EH K U t AUCTION I I 7 MARKER S T , ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL BALE BEOtNS AT 1060 ALL BOLD AS IS. N O WARRANTY. NO TITLE SELLLn RESERVES T1 C RtOMT TO REFUSE ANY OR A U B U S . PURSUANT 4)1 TO FS . 71STS 104)9-2001 1999 CHRYSLER 1C3XJ41K2KGI46073 Pubkah Sapranbar 19. 2001 EE 103 corwdwredOuaaaona of raguaeto tor adMonal MormaBon ahould be dlraotod L Juan Panelton. inianm EiaouSva OfeSCtOf af (407)323-3150 Pubkan Saptambar It . 19.2001 EEttg AMdabtaortaEOI N Part Avarua. Sanford FL 12771. Telephone Number (4071323 4330 not Later Han aavan (7) daya pner to Ha prooaadng 2 haartog mparted fTDO| 1-400466-8771 ca Wrtn (V)t-B0O4854770 vto Ftonda Ratoy Bamcaa WITNESS my hand and Pta leal of HM C o a l Pile day of AUG 31 TOOL 1001. (SEAL) Mary Arne Mona AaOarti of M Court By RuH King Aa Deputy Ctom PitiU K Eat«atrbar a, IB (001 BER IS. 1964 IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 15*4. PAGES 066B THROUGH 0790 ANO a m e n d e d b y f ir s t a m e n d m e n t TH ER ETO RECORDED ON MARCH IS. 19SS IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1023. PAGES 471 THROUGH 4S4 OF THE PUB­ U C RECOnOS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER W ITH A U APPURTENANCES THER ETO ANO AN UN04VK1ED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE­ MENTS OF SAIO CONDOMINIUM AS BET FORTH IN SAID DECLARA­ TION AocficaHautC| Associadooi^ Rr*Pk:',3Y’C‘nwHt'n‘i CmYoulUcofniit th« tyni ofttnkif BCC PROJECTS! I. Projivl R f T 4125 DIJRJC Wood Waala Pnxaaaing Sanrtcwa tar Sammola County. Du* • Sudden lurtnns or wakes erf if* Isa, arm or teg. espeoafyon one ufeorf the body 1. Propel PSBIOO-OI/BJC • Protaaaronal Sarvlcaa tor Propd Davatopmanl and Environmental Raavaluruion - Edgawator Drtv* (SR 424) to Bamoran BNd (SR 435) Ovang* County Una la Samorwi Btvd (SR 439) Oua Dato.OctoBar 10. 2001 at 2 00 PM local Bma 3 Propel: PS-5102-0UBJC • ConauMM Sarvlcaa tor Total Maximum Daly Loads (TMOUDavatogmanl • and Impremartahon. Oua Dal* October 17.1001 al 200 PM local am* To guaranla* moarpl of addenda. I • Suddenoonrfison.bouble (peeking or into&ndng • Sudden trouble seeing inone or both eyes • Sudden trouble wiiung. azznes^ loss oi ounce orcqonjrabon » Sudden, SAmhudacteirih no knowncause team (fie afgni and caff occur) atm I* afac avatabla on H* County'* Wab Pag*. For information cn any of H* Sammola County BCCproJactl, fkaaaa naa our wab page al trwwou. aammol* 9 ua/buamaattourctiaafng or caJ 407-555-7116 Pitokab Saptambar 18.2001 EEI20 Court WITHIN TH E LATER O f TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAY8 AFTER TH E DATE OF SEP VICE OF A COPY OF TM S NOTICE ON THEM THIS NOTICE SfaAU BE PUB USHEO ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O (2) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN TH E 6EMINOLE HERALD Pubaan Saptonbar 0.19.2001 EE0T4 Nam* Statulat. to-W4 Section 865 09. Ftonda S u tu M 1991 Rodnck L AucUn Pirbkah Saptambar 10.1001 EE12I THIRTY DAYI OF 6ERVICI Bi TH E CIRCUIT Ci/JR T FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOPSIA PROBATE DtVtSIOII FEa Na. 91-939 CP . M RE: ESTATE OF VANN PARKER. artV* M VANN PARKER. M TMF rtotCUTT COURT OF TH* t r o t JUOaCUL ORCUTT W A N D FOR 6 EUINOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA CASE NO. 9I-CA -1U 1 140 G U A R A N IT BANK, a FaJck l Saving* Bank IV * GUARANTY FEDERAL BAMC. JOSEPH J W ATCH TER, *4 ua. *1 R Judaon Bunkck P. O. Boa 150759 Akamonla Spmga. FL 327IS Atlornay ' tor Par Ftonda Bar No 0772143 P. O. Boa 3529 Ortando. Ftonda 32502 Tat (407)445-4333 Fa* (407)640-0772 300 PM Brian Ccrton 9516 Fumtaaa S houaatdd jo c d l *crtt Fatyti 9311 HouaahcU lama S tomfkrra. Daniaka Ouaan (534 Fumkur* SHouaahckl aama Ruby S a b *604 HuuaafkJd good* Bacraal Cerp. (547 Cabto. araannu. wag* prtaac Heart Briefs �I Sunday. September to, 2001 P a g e 511 L e g a ls PUBUO NOTICE la hereby pvan •rat. *1 the dale and al tmw Irtled batow, and r m tinui g Iram day to day itoN al gnodj era aokl. wa ma ■al al pubac auction, to 2w Hghavl taddar. tor cadi, at aw warehouee STORAGE USA. located al 7400 W. Cnkmal D r. Ortando. FL. 32811. lha content ol aw atoraga imaa eonlatomg hMHahoW and / or bualna«a cmada. tot ran and odwr chargee tor ■filch a kna on um e * daknad to ant: DATE O f SALE SEPTEMBER 26TH. 2001 TIMEOFSALE 10 00 AM LUtS TR EJO UNIT 8216. ERMA BECKTON UNIT 4233. DELILAH ROORIGUEZ UNIT 4415. MICHAEL HIOHTOW En UNIT 4418. C STEVEN PEARSON UNIT 1424, FLORENCE WALKER UNIT 4520. TERRI LAKE UNIT 4522. ELEANOR GRAHAM UNIT 41031, BRAOLY b e f a n s o n u n i t *1006. d a r r y l W EATHERS UNIT h i m . JEAN EITHER UNH *2063 Aucuonwr. STORAGE PROTEC­ TION AUCTION SERVICES. U C . •583 A 5 X 0 0 cleaning depot* ard b* r otaciad tor each uni pi«cb*««d and rahtodad after al cnnlanti of lha una hat bean removed Iran aw today Sad aaia to be under and by virtue ol aw Sure of Florida, to tuch caaa made wid premtod Pubtoh Saptombar 8.18. 2001 EEX1 L Banwma County. Florida, w* at 1100 A M . ist lha 10th day of Oct A D 2001 ortar lor aala and aal to toe hrghaM btddar. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS, al lha Front (WeetXJoor. at lha ttapa. ol tha Seminole County Courthsuaa In Santord. Florida, tha abova ecals CA-1057-I4-K, of »w C V n ji Court ol Ihe 18th Judcial O ra * to and tor Seminole Car**. n w M i whereto WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. FA SUCCESSOR BY CORPORATE MERGER TO GREAT W ESTERN BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINOS BANK. M PlatoM end Richard L OMACMortgage dVe dweeb com; Corporation Wmdwani SquAra IL»h40WhC.-* L e g a ls eg als at 101 N Parti Annua, Sanford, Florida 32771. lataplmna numbar (407)865-4227. within 2 working day* 01your romp* of th» document. N haarmg rrpevkd. (TOO) 1 600 8556771 Publwh September g. 18. 2001 EE052 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Civil ACTION CASE NO. 01-74J-CA DIVISION P MATRIX CAPITAL BANK. lafy lha larm* d M Writ ol Eiacuhun Donald F Ealngar. Ghana Samlnofa Counry. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE AMER­ ICANS WTTR DtSABKJTES ACT OF 1900. PERSONS WITH A DISABILI­ TY NEFDINO SPECIAL ACCOMMO­ DATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N ­ TACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFFS O fFICE, 100 BUSH BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIOA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO TH E PROCEEDINGS (407J6656640 TT D (407)066-3323 WAh Salt Hald O n : O H 10.1001 PubOah September a. 16. 23. 30. 2001 EE043 L Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Ciasalfled Dept. To Place Your Ad 23— NED J. OOLDEN and BARBARA HAZEL OOLDEN. hia wrta; O E . CAPITAL FINANCIAL, INC.; CRESTAR MORTGAGE CORPORATION t w a SUNT RUb I MORTGAGE, INC.: and UNKNOWN TENANTS.OWNER3, L o s t U Fo 71— H elp W a n t e d u n d B la c k Cockor Span la V M ix 3 ytt old. a*v*r collar. Loat In hunt Of tha Santnnf Cnnrt Houaa batwoan 11-11 '30nm. Wad. Augual 29.2001. Dog la daughter-* pal and •ha la haartbrokanl -Tufty- la curranoy on an 8 wk cyda of mad etna Irom a anaka bna (vat Jerry. 407-327-0676) Ptoaaaotf a rt * 4 ia 407-400A32Npgr|. 407-342-2564 S W A N TE D S SEEKING PMantoropie A NGEL INVESTORS •nth kind hoary A deep pockart to hatp fund unique oonaortaan ol vontura anlarprtaoa. Iradaa. t aanrtcn* (An* art*, pubkahlng. raal aalala, pJtng A ceneuang kOT.Icaa. al all) with charttabla banalrt* Intamatronal multi talari acop* raquirai Iniighttul, long term commttmenll Sitont/rrorting partnara. backera, underwriter* Now Company (407)672-1811 Datalart. Burtart. A Car Waahar* naadad krrrwtkaka*y E ip hotVli, M Bna pnaWna. Ap0y h paracn. pataca ADESA 4km* Acrty Orlando-Santord. 3S0S Ea.t SR 46. Sanford, FL, 407-323^090 EOEAAT/O/V Drug Taatmg algn non-diadoaura/nonla agraamant. SER IO US 25— SrcciAL N o t ic e s propattyMualounty. Florida. 0I-746CA of 2 * Ckork Court ol » * EIGHTEENTH Judkfal Oreu* In and lor SEMINOLE County, Florida wharito MATRIX CAPITAL BANK, to l a plarnWI and TERRENCE JOHN­ SON ArK/A FAHRENCC JOHNSON, RENEE MARIE KEITH: HEATHER JOHNSON; ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH. UNDEn. AND AGAINST TH E HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT) S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. W HETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN IN TER EST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR O TH E R CLAIMANTS; SEMIN O U COUNTY BOARO O f COUN­ TY COMMISSIONERS; CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL. INC ; SANFORD PLAZA. INC OF DELTONA: ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM/S UNBELT. INC D-TVA FLORIOA HOSPITAL; STATE OF FLOROA-OEPAHTUENT O f REV­ ENUE; TENANT f t HX/A/ JOANNA M THE COUNTY COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLG COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE HO.: 01-CC144020R SWEETWATER CLUB HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC, a Florida not lor proto corportwn. NOTICE O f ACTION TO WILLIAM C BARKER and PHYLLIS E. BARKER, h* taaa. and ai unknown path** having or davritng an kAaraal ixtdar Balkar YOU ARE NOTIFIED trwl an action lo tometo** a tan agarwt a * totowmg property at BanWiola County, Florida. 203 Rhanrtaw Ortva. Longwood. Florida 32779. tnora partcuiariy datertwd at: iiH • BL/LA. C u a M u te Club U w I. according to the plat lharaof at rtcordad to fSM Book 18. Paga 26, In daagtekd preperty u act IcrtMi u k ! Frwi Judunart LO T 37, PHILLIPS TERRACE, ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6. PAGE 58. PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMWKXE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA A/K/A 2428 YMa Avanua. Sanford. FL 37771 WITNESS MY HAND and t * aato PARCEL I T COMMENONO AT TH E NORTHEAST CORNER O f TH E SOUTH 1/2 O f TH E NORTH­ EAST 1/4 OF TH E SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF 8ECTIO N 6. TOWNSHIP 20 8 0 U T H RANGE 32 EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, RUN bOUIM. ALONG TH E CAST LINE O F SAID SOUTH 1/2, 316.76 FEET TH ENCE LEAVING SAID EAST UNE. N 66 DEGREES 20 MMUTES SO SECONDS W ISO 00 FEET FOR A POINT O F BEO M tlNO . CONTIN­ UE THENCE N 66 DEGREES 20 MINUTES SO SECONDS W 200 FEET. RUN TH EN C E SOUTH 360 00 F E E T TO TH E NORTHERLY RIGHT O f WAY U N E O f OLD OSCEOLA ROAD. RUN THENCE 6 58 DEGREES 20 MINUTES SO SEC­ ONDS E, ALONG SAID NORTHER­ LY RIGHT O f WAY UNE, 200 FEET THENCE LEAVING SAID RIGHT O f WAY UNE. NORTH 350 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING A/K/A 1322 OSCEOLA ROAD WEST. GENEVA. FLORIDA 37732 and Commonly krrom 44 1322 Oacacfa Road W ait Oanav*. FL. 32732 al pupae aafa, y fw higtwtt aid baat brddar, tor ca*h. M aw waal Irani door of lha I w t s k County Courthouaa, Sanford. Florida, M 1100 AM on Saptombar 27.2001. Dated. Augual 30,2001 MARY4NNE MORSE AS CLERK O f THE COURT □r Ua/y Stray* Dapury Clark Women's Financial Support Group (SEAL) Maryrma Moraa Oaik of » * Clreua Court By Mary Slroupa Dapury Clark Exfwvarrta AAaaoowiaa. P A PO. Boa 25011 Tamp* Florida 33622-501* F01002664 “ Saa Amtrtcw* adh DlaabMHa Ad rwada fu( Uma 6 part Uma uachar* lor mlany. loddian 4 2yaar old ctiisroom Pay baaad on aiparranca. Prefer 1aacdi*rx wkh 10 4 30 hr training, 407-321-7635. 59— F in a n c ia l S ervices 27— N ursery & C h il d C are Lot of TLC/Ex. Rafa/Ra* ratal * » Cart Daamw, *07-314408* r v 61— M o n e y t o L e n d 55— B usin ess O p p o r tu n itie s 71— K e l t W a n t e d 9 30-530. S im a exanpuHr MUM raqukad. W OGhr. W m K S W in nO C w w of; PrKJD H»nJ Frt F I T Li m rnrry* 4h )Y it w W M InneNaa*. Cal Florida Dapt of AgrtaAM 4 Conywnar SanrlcaaM 800-435-7352 « FTC-HELP for kMkdanh*aon.Or«y*oc*Wabifto M www he goviTxrop. FtortdalawrayAraaaa6aracl cartaki buMnaaacnxMrtyato ragyyr w#r Florida Dapi. of Agrtcuftura 4 ol • * Court on Aucual 30 2001 Dalad 2M 23 day of AuguaL 2001. MarywmE Mona. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT B y tU a C . Ilardtman C R E A TIV E P E O PLE W A N T EDI Naw coop dub 6 tupporl sot*) tar entrepreneur*, traaianoary, hobbyteta, amVhoma butlnaat ownara (A N Y art. appUluda. •vocation, akM. or trada) now tormmgl A L L TA L E N TS . tort#*, unlquaa, 4 trtoHky walcomadl Ida* aichangaa. aharad (atonal*, casual gattugaUwt* lor fun 4 proMSI lnv*»tor», Manlor*. Sponaor*. 4 Hoata Mao mvtiadu Nahaorklng. nawMattara. bartar. •vwita. a w To malar tof Mura ado. •and your SASE: an 4Co , P O Bo* •521426, Longwood. FL 32752- i —jiaii JL *■,. —_. ^ —. a a, w •——i, ^ _ UtelBItt M l M FOrWlJXKKI Ail rOfMwi held In oonAdarca .46 6 Co PO Bo* •521426, Longwcod. a 327521426 36K-45K Tat Yr. PotanBad CALL TO D AY 1-67T-6JTRAJH PW i mqukad 56 OGtv. Pari T k i* Bo okkaa p a rM ja l know QukkBooka 4 Exeat 407-539-0381 rya/wkenda kiprakad. cal 1-6059558771 Piiikah Saptanpar 2, •. 18.23.2001 EE627 O K I \ M i O S // I MAURO J FLORENTINE. NOTICE O f ACTION TO. MAURO J. nC R EJJTBIC YOU ARE NOTIFIED tiM an action agatwf purauam to {71324. n u n * Mortgaga Foraooaun dalad Augual 29. 2001 and antarad ki Caaa HO 01-676 CA M * * CkoM Court of 2 * EIGHTEENTH JurkoaJ CkyXUn and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida whararn SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. IN C F/K/A SUNBANK MORTGAGE COMPANY, * Yw PlafnUB and OUY DOUGLAS GRIFFIN. RANDOLPH ANTHONY U N OOBURN. BOB PATE: GLADYS H WARE; ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM M Q BY. THROUGH. UND ER ANO AGAINST TH E HEREIN NAMED M DM OUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE N O T KNOWN TO BE DEAD OH AUVE. W HETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN IN TER EST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OH OTH ER CLAIMANTS, LAKE HOWELL ARMS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.; art Wa txWnown parion(a) ki poaailifan M « • aubfaol taM prapany H i ____ _ urdaiown pmonfa) to poaaaiakm M rw autyad rut proparty (2 . Mara DafandanKaL I art* aal ID 8ia NgRaM UNITEDSTATES POSTALSERVICE,. DATED tvaday of ADO 27 2001. 2001 . MARY ANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O f TH E CIRCUIT COURT PyRrahKmg Dapury Clark to accord*** w*h Yw Amaneana With DuaMrtwt Act. PERSONS Wi t h DISABILITIES ONLY who partiopa* m taa procaadng. you ar* anadad to. at no coal to you. aw pro«uon a cartam aaaratanca. T ir aa l cunMd Court Arknnaiiaann at X I N Park Avanua. Santord. FL 32771, Tataphona (4071*65-4330. wdhto 2 werktog dtya of your raewyX ol tow dueumanL (I you art haarmg •npavad or vole* rmpamd, cal 1500-856-6771 I’uokah: Saplantoar 2. 9. 16. 23. 2001 Ft 036 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rw i by wtua cf *i* idrtato Wrtl dl Exaoulton A p 2000 to tiai oanato oaaa anMad Unlvattdy Piaca Aparlmania, (huntdlt), v* Jerwan Graham. LaGoga W Graham, and Ctaanora O riratiam. DatwidaiRi) afrch atom- O m d *w X day ol AuguaL 2001, MARYANNE MORSE Clark al O c u 4 Court By Mary Strapa [ W y iCHwii COFWJS 4 BTAWIARSKL PA 4010 Ooyacoul Boidavflfd S u m 450 Tampa, FL 33007 Tafcphona (813)677-6008 C4S4IOO M 887 h i M i Sapfarrkwr 9.16.2001 EE048 _____ and baM Mddar tor caah al W EST FRONT DOOR O f THE SEMINOLE CO UN TY CO UR THO USE. SANFORD. FLORIDA al 1lilOAM.on2ia 2S*i day olSapfamPar, 2001,tia fcdkrrnng daacrfwd preparty * i 84f klrtfl to taid Final Judgrwnr LO T 44, BLOCK M . 4TH SECTION, DREAMWORLD. ACCORDMG t o TH E PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 80 O f TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A/K/A 2544 Gaorg* Avanua. Santord. FL 32773 WITNESS MY HAND and *ia aaaf of taa Cowl on Augiwl X 2 0 0 1 . (SEAL) Maryama Mona Clark of »w cam* Caurt ByJlxry S lrA p - UBBEMT ADVERTISEMENT UNIT NO 600C. BUILDING NO. 16. LAKE HOWELL ARMS CO NDO­ MINIUM, A CONDOMINIUM ACCORD**) T O TH E DECLARA­ TIO N O F CONOOMINIUU AND EXHIBITS ANNEXED THERETO. RECORDED FEBRUARY 10. 1862. IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1177, PAGE 1144, PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA, AS AMENOCO; TOGETHER WITH AN UN DIVIDED INTEREST IN TH E COMMON ELE­ MENTS ANO U M IIEO COMMON ELEMENTS DECLARED I SAID DECLARATION O f CONOOMMUM T O BE AN APPURTENANCE O T TH E ABOVE CONOOMINIUU UNIT. AK/A 500 C Oaorgatown Ortva, Cliaakwrry. FL 32707 WITNESS MY KANO and lha aaal al to* Court on Augual 302001. (SEAL) UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE Is seeking a $lta and/or existing apace tor the new leased postal lacity in SANFORD, FL 32771-W8. RETAIL UNO PREFERRED AREA: Note: Where streets or highways are used as boundaries, sites on either side o( the sVeetWghway are considered to be within the preferred area SITE SIZE: BLDG. SIZE: provwtron el certain * u a u m Plana cortad Court AdnvnMraaon al X I N Park Avanua. Santord. Florida 32771, lalaphona numbar (407J665-4227. wrfbm 2 working Day* ol your rac*c* ol It* document 1 baarmg knparrad. (TDO) 1600 9556771 N: Seminole Btvd. S: 25th SL ska Sfl 46A EiMeflonvifle Avenue W: SR 17/92 aka French Ave. TEMPER 5.2001(SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tod O r a * Court By Haney R. IMntor Dapury Clark rubSan.Sap I U J . ' 3. 16.23. X . 2001 EEO/2 PARKING REQ: CLOSING DATE: 87,000 SF (2.00 acres) 7500 SF Net Interior 46 spaces (exclusive use preferred) September 21,2001 PROPOSAL PACKAGES may be obtained from Suzanne Btstime, Facilities Contract Technician, Fsafeties Service Office, U.S. Postal Service, 4000 DeKaJb Tech. Pkwy., Suite 300, Atlanta, GA 30340-2799; 770/454-0643; or picked up locally from the Postmaster in Sanford, a 32771-9998. Assistance on Real Estate questions should be directed to Ted Tarantino, Real Estate Specialist at the above address or by caling 770/454-0618. I �Page 611 Sunday. September Hi. 2001 S e m in o le H e ra ld Y o u c o n tax y o u r M l to 4 0 T -M S W M 300 N . P ro o c h A w . , S a n fo rd 33771 * P. O . B o x 1607. S a n fo rd 33772 O u r ofTkxi la o p t n to a a rvo y o u M o n d a y th ro u g h F rid a y, I am * 8 pn t O C A D L IN E S : Daadtina la 4 p m . on M onday lor W wdnaaday papar and 4 p m . Th u rs d a y for tha W aa lian d odMlon. A 4 llna m lniinum applies In private party ads, Certain ode and ds»*<1icattona roquiro prepayment. Legal* Deadftnae: Friday. 5 pm lor W ednesday Edition W ednesday. 5 pm for S u n d a y Edition ______________ CLASSIFIED P a y in g J o r _ y o u c c ln e » lflo d _ a d : W it Qladly aecairi M * il* fe «td o r W m . W a * l » c h o c k ; Af*vi>rtl«4»ra w ho wtah to b * con m n m n o m rrto n tm m «if nd ia nint-ml Pina•a l>aa|) Ift rrrincl Wi*l rtrim m the P «f l l t w l n n t O p porluriW iH (e la a i 6 8 ) A O a i» t l* Solo# f®17! roquiro ftdyanca 2 6 6 A lte ration s 9 6 8 A p p lia n c e ftepalr 2 6 7 A u to E le c t n e p e ir 366 Automotive R e m in d e r S e rv ic e s L u x u r y lla m a C o m p o te r / T V 360 3NSI 302 203 204 206 206 267 266 269 270 371 B u s h H o g g in g C o m p u te r C o n s u ltin g C a te n e ts C a rp e n try C e r p e l A Installations C a r p e l Clearvlng C e ilin g fle p e lr C e r a m ic T ile C h ild C e r e C e n te rs C le a n in g S e rv ic e s C o n c re te C o n s t ruction 376 276 277 276 279 200 201 262 7Ml 204 206 766 Dryw aM E le ctric a l Fence Handy M an * H a u lin g H o m e Im p ro v e m e n t* Irrigation A R e p a ir Ja n ito ria l S e rv ic e s J e w e lr y A R e p a ir L a k e fro n t C la n ring L a n d s c a p in g tA u r td r y flKwnrteOT M o rtg a g e s M oving 6 Storage O K . L u b e A ra te r P a in tin g P a p e r H a n g in g P e s t C o n tro l P ia n o -O r g a n T u n in g P lu m p in g P re s s u re C le a n in g Hoofing S c r e e n A C la s s W ed* S e c re ta ria l A T y p in g EJlcJjno 7 1 — H elp W a n ted 71— H elp W an ted 7 1 — H elp W a n ted 7 1 — H elp W a n ted 103— H o u s e s U K f.n t LOCAL. REOIONAL S LONOHAUL POSmONS AVAILABLE *700 to MOO pat weak earning potential Dnr* the RIG RIOS lor TR ANSYSTEM S No Experience Necaaaary Sanford Homing Authority Capital Improvement Coord-nator Tha Houaino Authority ft tha City d Sant out (S N A ) la accepting application* lot ■ Capital Improvement Coord,nalor Thla ppoaWcn wU ba raaponatk* tor planning and aaaabng Ilia pbyatcal Improvement* to tha SHA'a all touting development! Typical dutraa wd maud* developing aton and long range capital 73— Em p l o y m e n t W a n ted 141— H o m e s F o r S ale • B PR/&n B n C a a * g Bed E*M* a ipaciaMyl (Plua proletalonal artwork*, wabpag* daalgn, & printing contact*) Craalrv*. adit, proolraad. type tOOrwpm, houra/laaa nago. LongwoodSammol* County area (407) 331-8050. A ik lor T C (Broctora 4 Bio avail)____________ AFFORDABLE HOMES Lake Mary/Sanford; 3/2/2, new ceramic l«a, carpal, paint Eioalant condilron Rant to own OK. LSrVdaocxn mvaafen Really. 407774*615 Tha Itappy E/va* naadt etod dopoait 407-744-5140. 407-3234*40. Skniord: 3/1, tesa'montn. tit. tail i dopoart No pat*. 407*720345. U VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES kXcton, 10x22 ac porch. 2 c garage, doodad, accaa* lo akl laka 4 tanrka eta. *119400 Over tM Acta 3 8 R 1 B*«h: Uv.dn appfo. h*a««y kaad Prtoad fca tykek tala. 444,400 Ranovafod •Uka Near 3/11/2 wkh newly parted I t 4 ait., ceramic Ba, tin, Fr apple, garage wAanoed yard 177,500 Tbwnhouee: 2/21/22 afory - over 1400 aq ft. Dot. kv rm w/ftrapUce. t c porch W t v c x J IlR * . New pa*t wakpapar, ceramic Me. *59.900 Pin* Ridge C k * : 2/2 ceramic Ik*. Wcth while you* Aids ate at school! 1407)47>-H11 W ORK FROM HOME U P T O 125 •74/ HR PT/FT TraWng Mall Order 1-444-249-4717 WWW W E-R -6LE S3 E D COM Tha 6H A M an Equal Opportunity Emptoyar. Looking For 97— ArARTMENTS Furnished 2920 8. Orlando Drive •Sanford 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 '(-1 0 7 )3 2 3 -0 -1 -1 0 "O ffices C oast to C oast" slncu IJ 3 4 |I» g U iflY a fl.6 k A -y ^ 1*400-pkuadapoaK. 407-321-I 107— M o b il e H om es Laka Mary/Sanlord: Waahar/Dryw Hook up*. St Pool. No Pat*. (450. R Cow l Apfo. 407-330-1300. MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE AOA 1 BORU. *470440 2 r e w , : sla ?o arm® 103— H o u s e s U n fu r n ish ed 1 1 5 — I n d u st r ia l R e n ta l s Otftra/Waeahauaa apace horn 1574'month 1240 aq ft. Prim* location, comar ol 44A * Old Laka Mary R d . Sanford 407-848-4541x3 Instrum ents Mr. A rafat DOYLE'S RENTALS Sanford: M M m D a n a 1/1 Apl wih W D Hookig End oaad Patio. Oaa Fveplaca. Hard wood F in . 10 ft Cadinga, *400/400 Sanford Hatanc D a m a 1/1 Apl W/W4D Hook Up - End Patio. Oaa Sanford: 2ft W/Carport. LgaLR. DR. New CHA, New Window* I Park *S4<yt62S Sanford S w ore 3/2 With Double Oarage. Formal DR. W/D Hookup*. CH A . Comar Lot. X-lra Nica (80U4S00 DOYLE R EALTY. INC (407) 122-2495 W E R E N T S BELL HOMES in v e s tm e n t S ta r b o m In Brooklyn M exican native U tah 's s la te llower 2 3 F ir s t n a m e O rg anic n eck w ear C h in e s e ' restauran t additive. psrtuipo N am e on a m otorcycle, s o m e tim e s "Mutiny on the Bounty” Island D ad a co-fo u n d er Holiday h o n o ro e H e ran ag ain st B u sh In 308 Waal 13 at. Dike* or Rat 118— O ffice S pace F o r R ent 66 67 68 G9 70 71 1 Y em en , In biblical tim e s ' 2 L ess ndultorated 3 M editer­ ra n ea n tre e 4 "T h e Lord glveth, and the Lord S ta r b o m In Brooklyn Au revoir City o n the D nieper River M e s s a g e in a b o ttle? 1 ROOM OFFICE FOR LEASE. !W K Ifopla. Sanford. MSCMkvWi C M Tom or John Drag* (407)1027SS4 reso m b lan co O p erative Fe B ro ad valley P a a ta a l ____ Uncontrolled tury Terrier b reed DOWN 2000 10/ftoat On* al S4504no. A l have 6 "Yol" nautl- 7 Gonzo Sanford araa. A l new. BOO to 1800 aq ft. avalBbto on duty 17/92 50.000 can daky 250 ft homage Ample parking A* tow aa TSSO/mo Randy-407-718-68II or Shalby 407-7B2-6S4S 2 FREE RENT 43 FO R O N E Y E A R 40 F O R D E T A IL S C A L L O R V ISIT 01 Sanford Court Apts. j; ) No nr r r r r r .ir n r r w r n r r wirrr B iir r n r H r r n r w rrr r r r ■nrr enKinrrxixiei nrr*n Ktnr airr j i _* n _l r _ l _inrns, l. x*K !'nrr) n r xnrrr Kirnn Kil .1 rln hi r« B *a rl r r] m al einrr 407-323-3301 D on 7 Miss The Opportunity ° *“ >» 10 10 34 30 40 41 02 1 r~ By Marjorie Richter |0 20 n tfW h IH u rrn r ftrirnr K ir n t f t f n n r n r b ir n r .: *< n rn ■ n rn k i^ n n a *ir^ « : * 17 30 W A IT *! n nnnr n u m rn 8 S ta m p sav o r 9 S u ccesso r 3 14 33 ( n BROOKLYN GOILS” 1 3291 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford ) Y es E 407-328-8818 I B M atter at hand 1 7 S a tie or E stra d a 1B Tiniest bit 1 9 Turn ov er 2 0 S ta r b o m in Brooklyn 117— C o m m e r c ia l R en tals MUST INCLUDE PRICE I s u b s c rib e to th e 8«m lnola Herald ( D incase M ention This Ad W hen You Call Fo r D etails 23 A D D RESS: A (dessert) KXchanan* *1087,11000 PHONE: T R chance All o( ua K eyboard key B e n , to H o ea? G o v 't-issu ed Large Corkaranc* Araa ft Ads wU b e schsduisd to run lor 2 days. Price ol Hem must b e stated in the ad and be $ 1 0 0 or te e :. Only 1 Hem per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and can cel a s soon a s Item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presented In person fully prepared to the Seminole Herald Classified Department. Ad will start a s soon a s possible. Classified Management's decision on copy acceptability will be final. - A C RO SS 1 Prim er pot 5 O f sou nd mind 9 E m a cia te d looking 1 4 Kind of skirt 1 6 B a b a a u ___ */■1400 Sq Ft Tin Oftlc**. C This is a great opportunity (or you to enjoy the sam e great results a s our regular classified custom ers at no cost to you. Ju st follow these instructions. L The Universal Crossword p a r tm en ts 2&A/2&A apt liSSkno, Mon. thru Frl. 9 AM to 11 AM L Wan ted U nfurnished "J E Apartments Starting at PAUL OSBORNE o o m m a te Sham 48R 2BA tom*. Banted area Living room w/llr* place. Wakhar/dryar S3B0/mo. (2 50 ■ecunry. unituea todudad. 407-3741114 99— A termite* S Huge 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom vi muni 11' f t opruni s 10/ 171 4/M 95— R - C e ll ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 To S p a n k to a C la ssifie d A d S p e o la lls t Or F ax Your Ad (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -0 4 0 8 IPraJabniaalbUbng could ba uaad a* touaa/olhc* combination *750/750. 407-32147*7. Y Y o u c a n d o I t e l l w i t h i e* S o m l n o l o M r * r ta lc d c la s B illo d a d F R E E L A N C E Word* rtftCcpywrftir, property. EicaXanl working m d k t n a 4 p x d aagaa Abo befog •a a r A a k W ttl Uifotananc* Engineer A l age* ancouragad to apply. Apply In peraon, Spring HR* Sutoa. 201 N Town* Rd. Sanford U T T 1 JT Y C O N T R A C T O R HEALTH eSURAMCB AMO *eiK FLAM Onra kaa warWMaE a » W a b l e NSW Bern. AAa— ea l i n r i r «Q7-aa*4ooo. 118— O m c t S pace F o r n f u r n ib h e d DRIYER TR A IN EES NEEDEDI Plumb*, S Svc T»cft: Ptomtoat lot R m W R new conatrucbon. pleo* work a Ic u V .t lS to tlS tv 9 * Tech muHhav*Byr*a*rv»e**ip*rt*nca O rw l benafili 380-736 07? I LABO RERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND S m a lt D u bines a S ta in e d C la s s S w im m in g P o o l S e rv ic e s T e rm ite R e p a ir T ra n s p o rta tio n Tra v e l 10 11 12 13 �S e m in o le H era ld Y o u c a n fait y o u r ad to 4 O M 2 3 B4O0 900 N . F re n c h A va ., S a n fo rd 92771 • P. O . 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Condo*. Old Antique Brass Headboard $85 407-321-8590 Looking t o r i motor? Wv* not flharnl COfTB MB u » lo d tyl Nlchola Ouiboard Service Center, 1000 Waal t i l St. Sanford, 407-322-09*4. DEPRESSION GLASS SHOW AND SALE Santord Civic Center Sarrlord. FL IN) vary well maintained home bun In 1925 Wyndham > Place Apartments 160— B u s in e s s S Now Pre-Leasing ( Hurry the Rush Is On. Reserve Yours Today 230— B o a ts & A c c e s s o r ie s Old Antique Brass Headboard $85 407-321-8590 Santord: New 4/2. htiloncel d e m Cretan buM tIOGk. FYi 407- i 211— ANTIQUE/COLLECTIBLES DELTONA 10 acres, ktesf lor mcbfl# homesne. horses, cattle, terming or nurteryi Zoned agricultural *4.900/AC RE 8m. down w/ownet (nance. 904-757-1772 or 904-7*79922 For ale A Fu* sue M M H M L itsw si piastre. Mint sal *100. 407-422 H U. 1964 Monte Carlo, whne, V6, very good condition. *1,000 Alto 1977 Chevy Caprice. white w'gotd flake*, stereo I alarm. *1.200 Motivated tek x 407-221-4369. ea* lor Shawn M a s o n ic K it New In plastic. Sal *210 407-422-5648 lor over 20 year*. FINANCING AVAILABLE CALL (407) 402-1391 Moving Sale: 300 E. 20th St. SarTord Stride/, Sspf 16 Orwig Rm sat, sola, mattress, household kerne, vacuum cleaner, clothe* end more 1 8 1 — A p p l ia n c e s & Lake M ary Blvd. & 17-92 1963 Corvee Morua 2 DR. *1.000 407-695-4616, anytime TouCTSPSUNoa F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e ! 4Q7 327-4458 223— M is c e l l a n 1 L tm ry Ikm peowtop eet w«h 7 yt werterky. M *135. ryesn *140, Mng *210. Brand new Located In Santord. 407-402-2778. 157—M obile Homes Fo r S ale Sanford: 12x52.2/1.55*, No pets, doubt* root, 2 sheds, awnings. 30 R screen porch. CHA. *4.500 CALL 166-7606642 .. Business & Services Directory Nam* Brand Queen IPEDIC PILLOW TO P D O N A T IO N S N E E D E D Family Worship Cantor naads mpilratoto bicyctoa and Ncycla pqrta lo hMp lha ready, Ptosat c s l 407-922-^222. Country Style city j Living 269-Cleaning S ervices , 235— T ruck /B u se s /Va n s F o r S ale Runner. 407-888-7875 or 407-932 4332. ' 1974 Dodge work van Rule good, (700 obo 407-324-8502 Refrigerator. GE. Aktiond SO* by T /m K A TO K room set. wood 1407-3217126 Convenient 191— B uild in g M a teria ls CORRUGATED STEEL ROOFING NEAT-N-T1DY 407-324-1177 First M o u t h 's R o o t VVrlh 12 Mo Lense A Approved Credit liirR r Nr»1y Rrfurtjliihral A perinirnte with larpr Q om-I h • Ih L r Front • V ollotiall • Sp.it tell UK Foot • Tt-nnU C ou rt* 275-D rywall Dry Wall •Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcomll 407-322-6338 L/l lot Bam*. Bat! Docks, Shape, etc Also Culvert Pip* 15*42(7 (147 00/ea 18*s20* |1767*e Surplus Steel * Scppiy. Inc Apopka 407-2*3-5766 199— P e t s & S u m iE s - For reearvabon* and eddbqnal information cak. 407-321-7188 or visil us on tha web *1 wwwwekJveedventurae.com WOLFF TANNING BEDS (AN AT HOME Buy DIR ECT end SAVE CommercteVttom* un it from *199 00 Low Monthly Payments Fra* Color Catalog C e l TODAY 1-800-711-0158 www np atstan com .Country Lake Apts Aatnonr Btyp Apartments 2714 Udgewtxid Ave., Sanford • 3 30-5204 211— A n t iq u e /Co (Som e iS ete b ta te 1997CtwvyS-10.4cybidsr.X-CM>. •Kwrctean.lowmie*.*8495 407- 87DEEB3DS*yBE BadEwc 239— o to r c yc les r S / B ik e s ale 1978 HD FLH (Hog) Faclory orvneL angn* rabui el 2 t0 0 0 BA* has 40,000. Comes with many extra*. soAj test. Mwrgtets bag*. btecA 8 white, new kres. tork seels, wheel beartnge.braket 8 more, hartey meg* *9.500 obo 407-6887876. or 407-923-4332 l l e c t ib l e s 324-01 SO y 1969 Chevrolet 3/4 ton p K k tjTk wheel drive, white. V-8. good condition (5.000 407-321-2007 Fo 19)9 or older Underwood Manuel Typewriter and Table *100 407- 287-Lawn S ervices 1968 Toyota Pckup trude t ton. hes camper, freshly painted, runt great, ortgret ownsr. Iota of new part* Can be teen at 2680 Palmetto Av* Santord, between 26th * 27th ataeete. M C.ountr>' l^ike 277-Furniture R e t a i r 279-H a u l i n g i E m e rs o n M ic ro w a v e O ven, E x c e lle n t c o n d i t i o n . H o e t u r n t a b le . tur buelneee or aarvioaa for aa little aa $2.00 par day. 322-2611 to apaak to a Claaamad R epresentative 258-AirroMOTiVE c* Doing Room set 15 pc. SOLID CHERRY W 0 0 0 H t f i end Haiveid coascdon. 112" dbl ped, w/2 leal 6 CNppandale bakkvdaw ohaire, 72* bomba/ bullsi * hutch, s i stM bosad. coat *20k. h i *5.900 obo j eous Antique Bowl-Pitcher L O O K III 294-Painting The New 2002 Sea/N/Sport! ll <HoHi4 YOlth Come Check Them Out! 3SSBEC 281-Home •buy • s e a * trade Im Nichols Outboard Service Center 3 0 1 - R o o f in g pr o vem en t You efth do it all with a I ; Seminote Herald classified ad 6 te rtln g A I- *1,996 V lc h o ls O u tb o a rd S e r v ic e C e n t e r 1000 West 1*1 St. Santord 407-3224)964 A A A A a ** 241— R ec . V eiiicles /Campers For . S ale 1906 StertnS fYjpQx SAdt ate cbeig room, steepa 6 AC heal Icvtel Shower & relng Extra large tcraan room atlechmant (6500 obo 4076 6 6 ’ 764 MID FLO R ID A WINDOW & D O O R, INC Y o u r R e p l a c e m e n t S p e c ia l is t • Call (407) 322-2011 C a ll U s Today A n d A s k A b o u t O u r ... ! To Sau k to a - Clatsiflad Ad Spaciilirl • l Or Ftx Your M (487)323-0408 $15.75 per m onth.......5 lines / 3months $24.75 per month ...10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months C la ssifie d (407) 322-2611 MOVE IN SPECIALS E n e r g y E ffic ie n t I n s u la t e d ON 1 BEDROOM APTS! W indow s & Doors •Low E. Gleew Tinted 4 Clear Sanford Landing T A p t i i t m c n t t H .o ) n c s 1600 W. Firsl Stteet • Sanford, FL 32771 YN. (407) 321-6220 5y Fax (407) 330*0253 • S te el A F ib e rg la s s D o o rs 1000 W. tslSl , Sanlord, FL Frt* n-itlmetn* •Cell Ue Before You Buy • Family Owned S Operated •Over 20 Years Experience Randy Scboon (407) 322-0)84 Licensed • Bonded • Insured �J P * £ 0 8B T iie S eminole H erald Sunday. September 16, 2001 I am I a m I a m re a d y w h e n y o u are . b e tte r e n g in e e r in g y o u c a n se e a n d to u c h a n E n g i n e e r e d H o m e - in i n v e n t o r y A c c e le r a t e d R e a l t o r C o m m i s s i o n s A v a i l a b l e ! T U n I H e C a n r t u a r u jd llL lU d r y . A Prestigious Oviedo Address. Amenity C enter Including Fully Equipped 4 Staffed Fitn ess Center, 2 Pools, Tennis, B asketball, Volleyball & Com m unity C enter S.H. 4t7 (The Guxnway) to Red MugUd., Pnrcccd EaM to lodcwood A f k T Q 7 1 7 7 7 ^ lttvd. and turn Iclt, TUni right onto S.K. 419 10 TIk Sanctuary ' u ' *J ' ■ •■ * * .• $ 5 , 0 0 0 In F R E E O p t i o n s* a n d N o d o s il n ga C o s t s o n Tl T h ese In v e n to ry H o m e s d o s e d b y O c to b e r I , 2 0 0 1 .* ■ FREE P o o l o n E s ta t e H o m es MODEL LQI 14 27 124 127 130 1920 1834 2309 2277 2309 Robin (dan Barritz Presidio Barritz T h e SQtEL PRICE M BA $173,129 $173,152 $231623 $228/415 $225,990 4/2 4/2 .4/3 4/3 4/3 AVAILABLE NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW Exit si. printisI vtesi on Mt m <tri-gun. ngltf on Oregon to Orange llnulet anl It-ft i-ntu Orange I'ntnoce to Tim Retreat on the right 407.302.4177 a $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 in F R E E O p t i o n s ■ P l u s A ll A l lo w a b le C lo s in g C o s t s P r !d o n T h e s e I n v e n t o r y H o m e s .* ■ $ 5 , 0 0 0 I n c e n t i v e o n a l l t o b e B u i lt H o m e s MODEL AmoK PiokSo Capri Banitz EmiKali L a k e G lo r ia P r e s e r v e On Sami Lake Kil 8 9 12 26 158 SO.FT. M BA PRICE 2012 2277 2587 2309 2527 3/15 4/3 4/3 4/3 4/3 $221,450 $233,360 $246,990 $231,990 $270,990 Gated Com m unity.w ith Beautiful Am enity C enter Including Interactive Children's Pool, Adult Pool and Children’s Playground a t L a k e M ary M t u t tn la b -M tfy B l u l . - ■« « U " « ki CiM ary O i l ltd.. nuke a kj> »< <M i C n . i r d t lS m k . lo i/ ts a l la tr An- nukr j Uauniwui) IH miles, m lijslr V T ___ 68 89 117 119 217 W L ak e T U f 3 0 0 "7 f| | 1 C . J U f a . f U V / J N o C lo s in g C o s t s o n T h e s e In v e n to r y H o m e s , F R E E A p p l i a n c e P a c *k a g e . 0 MODEL SQJEI BP/BA 2166 2090 1698 2605 1698 Eagle Eagk* Crane III Dote Crane III 4/15 4/15 3/2 5/2 3/2 G riffin ERO AVAILABLE $170/423 $161,490 $152,798 $180,798 $156,667 OCTOBER NOW NOW NOW NOW In-Town C asselb erry Location - C ated Com m unity with Two L akes, a N eighborhood Park A Childrens Playground E sta te s S R. -f.V, to 17 92, m> in mh I mile to I’lnninsa. Continue on Plumma \K«iii center on right 407.339.9100 $5,000 in FREE Options or $5,000 Towards Closing.Costs on These Inventory Homes Closed by October 1, 2001.* PRICE AVAILABLE 3/2 w/Bonus $168,115 $175,298 $204,414 $173,240 NOW NOW NOW OCTOBER Gated Com m unity w ith Beautiful A m enity C enter Including Interactive Children^ Pool, Adult Pool and Children^ Playground Ix-twecn Orange Blossom Tr. and Orange Ave. 407.240.6840 F R E E A p p lia n c e P a c k a g e . o LOT I a n rlin n L d m iin y C ated C om m unity In Superb Location. Beautiful Lake, Parks and Playground. R e t r e a t a t W e k iv a Minutes west ill Seminole Timne Center and jud nurtfi of lake Forest, 1-4 to =01 4 6 8 9 46 C n w A t ’e t g r e i S ktODEl AScank1 (dun II Banrltvu Dane III Alkanic SOEL M BA 2315 1913 2928 1698 2315 5/15 4 5/15 3/2 5/15 n PRICE $213,065 $180,777 • $224,763 $177,948 $248^49 AVAILABLE NOW NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER Gated Community with Beautiful Amenity Center Including Interactive Children^ Pool, 2 Adult Pools, Tennis, Basketball Courts and Playground On L’S 27 just 2 miles nonli of llw y 192. nt'nules from 8 0 0 .9 5 5 .1 7 1 4 Walt Disney World Resort® W e s t o n H ills No Closing C o s t s o n T h e s e I n v e n t o r y H o m e s * ENGINEERED HOMES B e t t e r Engineering Builds A B e t t e r Home • LQI 234* 249 2S5 340 376* MODEL Crane III Heranl Crane III Robin SQJiL 1698 1466 1698 1701 1920 BQZBA 3/2 3/2 3 /tl 3/2 Ml PRICE AVAILABLE $M8,448 $141535 $148,448 $141990 $148^213 NOW OCTOBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOW w w w .enginecrcdh om es.com Does nol include lot premiums or pool packages, applies to Inventory hqm es closed by October I, 2 0 0 1 , through flornebuyers Funding. Rendering of exterior elevation Is an aftlsllc representation only. Prices and specifications are s u b le t to chanue without notice. Broker Participation WtrltomcJ. �T in Si \i i \ oi i IIi u \i i> S e ctio n G neatyie Sunday September 16, 2001 • In sid e : R e l ig io n 4 C -6 C D o r is D iet r ich 3C M arva H aw kins 7C B a se b a ll T ow n, USA H wlw court— y ot the Scnfcmt I h m w Above, and alrial view of the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium shortly after It was built in 1951 and the baseball complex that surrounded It Below left, a view of the stadium from the outside and, bekjw right, from the playing field. As pari of a promotional tour lor the Ford Motor Co. In 1948, Babe Ruth vtsltod the Sanlord stadi­ um. Sanford is a baseball town, . always has been. Whether you're talking about legends of the game like Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, and Willie Mays or home-grown talents like Buddy Lake, Tun Raines, and David Eckstein, Sanford baseball fans have seen their share of Major League talent perform on the local ballfields. At the heart of this baseball town has been the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Though it's not the city's origi­ nal stadium, it has hosted its share of famous ball players and big events. The New York Giants called Sanford home for Spring Training during the 1950s. In recent years, activities at the stadium declined as age and weather began to deteriorate the facility. But a 2-year, $2 million renovation program is giving the 50-year-old stadium new life. Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard said rebuilding lire sta­ dium would allow the city to once again host premeir softball and baseball events. "This stadium is the crown jewel of a very nice recreational complex," Lessard said. "We are re um ing to our baseball roots." Lessard said he hopes the new stadium will help Sanford's youth strive for athletic excel­ lence like Sanford legend Buddy Lake. Lake, a 1930 Sanford High graduate, faced some of the greats as a spring training player for the Boston Brpves, but he is best known, for a July 17,1947, game against the DcLand Red Hats. Lake, playing for the Sanford Giants, pitched a perfect game and hit a lu>merun in the final inning to win the game. The amazing part is the game — and Lake's pitching arm — lasted 19 innings. To find out more about Sanford's rich baseball history and the U>cal players who excelled at the sport, visit the Sanford Museum at 520 East 1st Street. The telephone number is 407-302-1000. At left, a 1950 Sanlord team At right, Sanlord legend Buddy Lake shows his pitching form. �Page 2C Sunday. September 16. 2001 K irm re n rz a InirKRnncqiws ;vmo F VS s s ; C O N C T R U C T .O r- :.*»*" ■-uuHRSifinn isr. a n n u s ; Serving Centred Fiorld< *t-.a u **• — t-t f (NBOW W li) S in c o 1 0 2 6 w -M i-M H 'Support These L ocal Businesses ta #74314711 ■ I g u m tpit+AiH -LmmM, Since 197V S O U T H E R N D IS T R IB U T O R S Of Orlando, Inc. _ _ T I L E IN S T O C K • 3 0 ,0 0 0 S F • 4 0 ,0 0 0 S F 590 SF 750 SF • 80,000 S F 990 SF G R A N D O P E N IN G New Outlet In Sanford 3 1 5 9 Orlando Dr. 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -0 2 2 7 BUSCh • • • • Lessons Music Sales Rentals jpnnr, frMfl Inr«l fAr j Unn fnrl many oter subjeds «4h your newspapsr. Youl also fcnd ortertawno teatuss, l*a cartoon*, columns, puzzles, reviews, and lots mors. (tre in on the intonation you nerd. Read your newspaper. Seminole Herald s $759 Budweiser • Accessories SrsMtm 12Pick 12ez. bodes Becks iiJ 1 0 851 E. 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Landlord /Tenant Evictions. 29 Longwood, FL 32750 ring Your World Home Kssp tp to data on local events, local ilt t am UU cs > !jflb < > rs • C r o w n M L J n t t S T i ’l i n C a r p c n t r □ P I W 1 12 ___ Wamnty oa rcfrigertlors 2 jr. Iimaty ot Itbuili I/T) S n to tS D tU m jA u m LAW OFFICES OF PAMELA J. HELTON, PA KOI N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 407. Orlando, FL 32803 ’ ti 407-481-9564 NUerCmbtfesN �T in S eminole M ould Sunday, September 10.2001 Page 3C ‘Pampered Chef’ cookbook sale to benefit Ballet Guild There are a number of firsttime dancers In the comp mpany this year. Melanie saidi 1their enthusiasm is over­ whelming and they can't wait to get on stage with the Ballet Guild dancers. Other DCuCT. special guests attend­ This Is the case of ing, along with Miriam Ballet Guild of Sanfordand Valeric, were: Seminole, Sanford's Thom Lake, a profes­ own performing dance sional dancer who got «ny, a not-forhis start with School of t venture which Doris 131 years ago. D ietrich Dance Arts, and Jackie And, the dancers have . . . . . . . „ C aolo,aI ” w” supporter. Thom, who been on their toes ever since. The community deserves has returned to the community to make his home, will choreoa rousing encore for continu­ ph several numbers for the ously sponsoring the dancers, ildayshow. with many reaching profes­ sional status. Georgia-TUrns 98 Also deserving center stage You would never guess that position for their dedicated the feisty and energetic Georgia yean of holding the guild Chorpenlng is 98. She gets together, are the Rye sisters, around like a person half her Miriam Doktor and Valerie Weld, artistic directors and cho­ age and is as sharp as a tack. Georgia celebrated her 98th reographers of the guild since birthday on Sept. 6 with a its inception. Auditions were recently held serin of luncheons. Mabel and Robert Thomas took her out on for the 2001-21X12 company the town for lunch and at the dancers. On Aug. 18, the BGS regularly scheduled luncheon Board of Directors entertained of the Women's Auxiliary of the 24 company dancers, their parents ana special guests with the Central Florida Regional Hospital, her volunteer bud­ a luncheon at the home studio dies saluted her with a birth­ In Sanford. According to the day cake and sang the birthday board president, Melanie song to her. There were also Schmitt, "It was very nice." other luncheons and she Melanie said plans were for­ received several bouquets of mulated for the forthcoming flowers and boo-coos of birth­ season. A dazzling holiday day cards. spectacular will be presented t Fordycc, A r t , on Bom a t! Dec. 8 in the performing arts Sep t 6,1903, Georgia came to theater of Winter Springs High Sanford when she was 21 years SchooL Rehearsals are already old. She was employed as a under way, Melanie said. cashier by Churchwell's Dry Fundraising was also dis­ Goods Store until she married cussed at the luncheon, and her husband, C arl She gave up dancers were reminded that her lob to be a wife and later, a they need to acquire sponsors mother when their son, Carl Jr., to help defray the production was bom. After she raised her costs. Also, this year, the guild will son, Georgia drove a Seminole County school bus for 23 years. sell thecooknook,'"Pampered She said she stills sees students Chef," to help raisee funds. The from her bus-driving years. cookbook is available from any Last year, Georgia fell and dancer or by calling School of broke her foot while visiting in Dance Arts, Melanie said. Tradition seems to be a thing of the past in so many instances on our trendy, fastpaced planet today. Then, again, some things never change, except, maybe, for the i 4 J Reno to speak at Chamber luncheon The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional d u m b e r pf Commerce Professional Women's Network Luncheon will be held on Thursday, Sept. 27, from. 11JO a.m. to 130 p m . in the Presidential Ballroom in Church Street Station. The keynote speaker will be former Attorney General Janet Reno. Individual seatingla $30 for members of the Chamber and $50 for non-members. Corporate tables are avail­ able for members at $400 and $500 for non-members. Partial proceeds from the event will go to SafeHousc of Seminole, a domestic vio­ lence center. Call Sally Underwood at 407-834-44W, ext. 229, for more information. Tkmpo. This injury slowed her down, but the still volunteers at Central Florida Regional Hospital as a "Pink Lady," n od es papers for the local Prison Ministry, and volunteers at the Sanford Christian Sharing O rder. WUcowe Home, Edith Edith Myers, a favorite Sanford lady, is back in town after taking a year's leave of abaence to b e with her family in Chicago. Edith just decided she didn’t know her grandchil­ dren and great grandchildren well enough and took this opportunity to get acquainted with them. She had a wonderful time to get id. "This is home," she added. Edith's church d itle, tire Sarah Circle of the First United Methodist Church, missed her 60 much that they honored her at a coffee at the home of the circle chairman, Mary Williams. Guests enjoyed a delightful spread of assorted tea sandwiches, dips, chips, miniature sausages, brownies, coffee and orange Juice. "We sat on the porch, and chatted and ate,” Mary said. "We had a real nice time." Clayda Jones and Inez Rose assisted Mary with the food, and Mary Nancy Terwilleger assisted with serving and pour­ ing. Memory Walk Mkhelle Hendrick, Senior Friends Adviser, has her work cut out for her. She will be Join­ ing thousands of walkers nationwide in Memory Walk, a fund-raising event on Oct. 20 hosted by me Alzheimer's Greater Orlando Chapter at Lake Eola in Orlando. This will be the sixth Memory Walk in 'which Michelle has participat­ ed, Memory Walks fund vital programs and services such as help lines, support groups and educational events for local people affected by Alzheimer's disease. Donations for Michelle may made by Sen! the general September and October meetings or mailed to Michelle at Central Florida Regional Hospital, 1401 W. Seminole Blvd., Sanford, FL 32771. For information call Michelle at the hospital, 407321-4500, e x t 5784. Outreach Team The First United Methodist Church, under the pastorship of the Rev. Jim Bradshaw, is proud of its outreach program and volunteer opportunities beyond the local church. Plaudits to the dedicated church Outreach Team which includes: Ethel Thornton, chair of Crop Walk and Rescue Mission; Erik Adamson, Youth; Gail Collins, Sanford Christian Sharing Center; Lester Rethwill, Prison Ministry; Lucy Fitzgerald, United Methodist Women; Barbara Jackson-Bond, New Missions; Mike Hill, Habitat for Humanity; Roy Thomas, Methodist Children's Home; and Suzanne Hill, Grace and Grits. Sanford Main Street __ CAR CRUISE {Sat. Night Sept. 15th • 5:30 pm Cruisin’ Through Historic Downtown Sanford The Third Saturday of Every Month C o m e E n jo y the sounds o'f the 5 0 ’s & 6 0 ’s P layed b y J .D the D .J T h e K in g o f O ld ie s . W alk dow n M a in Street w h ile en jo y in g our C la s s ic C a rs, R esturan ts, and our m any shops open fo r you r en joym en t. THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTING SPONSORS • Sanford Main Street • M organs Cafe • Diamond Glass • Seminole Herald • Ron’s lir e Shop • and our many supporting M erchants F o r Additional information contact Buddy Harvey @ 407-324-0785 or Sanford Main Street @ 407-322-5600 \ �Sunday. September 10.2001 Page 5C T he S eminole H erald Page 4 C Sunday. September 16.2001 T h e S em in ole H erald Congregational Church Notes Holy Cross Lutheran of Lake Mary <«O7)»4J007 Episcopal HOLYCHOtt VmCOPALCHUACH 401 PvtMm.Uriort T«*C*cv* 407 32^-4411 Christian n o a 1000•jit • 30 am • u u o r m ro i sc tv cl mlrwnoi Proclaim era The Proclaimers will pres­ ent a concert at The Salvation Army 6 p m Saturday, Sept 16. “The Prodaimers" have a contemporaiy countrypel sound and an inspirgospel testimony. Ingtes "This will be their first concert in our area, and we have been looking forward to this for a long time," said C apt Robert A. Reckline, craps officer for The Salvation Army In Sanford. T h e y will also be singing during the Sunday Holiness Meeting (worship service) at 11 a m * The concert is the last day of a three-day celebration of Homecoming. "Everyone is invited to attend all the meetings, and we look forward to a great time of praise, fellowship and the preaching of God's word," Reckline said. "If you have never visited us or it . has been a while since you have been to The Salvation Army, then 'welcome home.'" * The Salvation Army is located at 700 W. 24th S t in Sanford. For more informa­ tion, please call The Salvation Army at 407-322­ 2642. W o m en's Retreat House of Refuge Ministries Inc., will have a Women's Retreat at the Holiday Inn in Daytona Beach Shores. Rooms are $63 for a night and $25 for two meals. For information, call 407-324-4711 rm ttj U rma^ ^ OflOpm awm'toCMMn Tmxcmoo*i*ir M4WHM7 . 1000 t i l t 10 0 0 a m 4-4 00 p m 700 pm, 7oopm 700pm (407) 7I C - i m 0> (407) TO -0477 Lutheran (MVMCMOIWMMHJCALU7TMHAM chutich OF SANFoao (tLCA) t917 OrtanOs 0*. (M*y 17-ai) P m S M Il. Anglican B A R N E 8 H E A T IN G & A W C O N D IT IO N W Q . let us light them in honor of those whom have died in our nation." The church is located at 300 S. Mcllonville Avc. 140 (m Road Longwood H. 1407) Presbyterian 760 Sun Drive Lake Mary 11:00 a.m. Church N otes Jew ish S U IM R O W T S'A't.WO' « M B M I *4^9 434 2 A37 •00-Am mS 8 i5 S m '' JIU H M _____— S B f f O lE V N I Y C H R B T R N SCHOOL a id M V C ARE PwscSool IVU tZvNM i l U U H tA /o/O ^ch <j/£kdolSm ib*r A B B O tO ftutm •ana 22ad auSantMd >021-2721 Htfy Eudw M C M O w l O u th O0NT1UL M n « T CHURO) H A RREL & BEVERLY T R A N S M IS S IO N S DAYID BEYEHLY AhD STAFF 2 0 9 W .2 S t i S tr e e t S e n lo td , FL *101W m « . 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Now Nazarene •AS »m Pip i d * * PW puS* IS 4074(1472] M tO o C m S M «1 | e e r e p m 4 d ie a l 407475-1411 Polka Feet Saint Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church, located at 5135 Sand Lake Road (SR 482) in Orlando, will hold its annual Polka Fest on Sunday, Sept. 23, from noon until 5 p.m. The Fest will showcase the Pan Jozef, Joe Oberaitis Band and feature tradition­ al Slavic foods, a bake sale, a sale of religious articles, an ethnic display and a 50/50 raffle. Donations arc $5 per person, children under 12 arc free. Food and bever­ age items will be sold sepa­ rately. For more informa­ tion, call Helfene at 407-293­ 2239. Free Concert St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Oviedo will host "Italian Serenade," a pres­ entation by the Nova Quartet, an ensemble of the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23. The event will feature pianist Hal France, with the music of Puccini, Respighi and Mendelssohn. Admission is free, and free nursery care will be provided for small chil­ dren. The S t Luke's Concert Series is free to everyone and is a gift of its support­ ers to the Central Florida community. It is an oppor­ tunity for residents of areas north of Orlando to enjoy an OPO performance. St. Luke's is located at 2021 W. SR 426 (Aloma Avenue) in Oviedo. For more information, contact the church at 407-365-3408. Celebration o f Life The Sanford Crisis Pregnancy Center invites the community to its annu­ al "Celebration of Life," 6 to 8 3 0 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13. Guest speaker will be Kenny McCaughcy, father of the world's first living septuplcts. The event will be held in Wekiva Assembly of God, located at 1675 Dixon Road in Longwood Ticket* are $25 per person and Includes dinner. For information or reser­ vations, call 407-323-3384, 407-830-7146 or 407-774­ 0777. �Page 60 Sunday, September 16.2001 T m SnaNOLK H ekald R eligion Blythe new pastor at Sanford’s First Baptist Church B y G race M. Stlneclphsr Herald Correspondent After serving a year as its Interim pastor, the Rev. Rick Blythe tuts been called as senior pastor o f Sanford's First Baptist Church. Blythe, 48, is a 1976 gradu* ate o f Florida State University, has a mastc r of religious education degree from Southwestern Theological Seminary and a master of divinity from New Orleans Theological Seminary, He is presently w orking on a doctoral min* istry degree from New Orleans Seminary. His 25 years in the minis hy have Included service as minister of youth at First Baptist Blyttw Church, Orlando, and pastor o f two churches in North Carolina. His most recent positions have been senior pastor of First Baptist Church, Jacksonville Beach (19R91993), and senior pastor of First Baptist Church, Winter Park (1993-1999). Just prior to com ing here, he was inter­ im single adult pastor at First Baptist Church, Orlando. Through the years, Blythe has been active in Baptist AssociaHonal work and in the Florida Baptist Convention. He has led mis­ sion trips to Ecuador, Israel, South Africa and Brazil. In recent years, he lias taught courses and led seminars throughout the south. Blythe is founder and president o f To The Nations Inc., whose mission is to challenge encouraging pas­ Sharp has vision for Spirit o f Truth Ministries B y Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent The Rev. Rico Sharp Sr., said he has a vision. Sharp is currently pastor of Spirit of TVuth Worship M inistries, located at 1402 W. 16th St. in Sanford. The ministry began more than a year ago w ith hom e Bible study. Currently, 115 w orshippers attend services and Bible study 7 p.m. Thursday and 11 a.m. Sunday. Sharp, bo m M arch 22, 1971, in Sanford, is the son o f Leroy and Percilla Hardy. In M arch 1994, h e said he accepted Christ as his savior w hile incarcerated in Sem inole County Jail. A fter hearing the call in 1996, he began teaching and preaching the word. His first m inistry was in the Church o f God Prophecy, Sanford, w here the Rev. Lawrence Cooks is pastor. He paid he envisions a drug-free and prison ministry, a non-denom inational church. Serving os associate m inisters under Sharp are Shirley Wright, Diane Jones and Rosebud Rountree, who helped toward the growth o f the ministry. S h srp is m srried to the former Dana Sim s, w ho w orks with him in the work o f the Lord. They have two children. tors with a vision o f spread­ ing the gospel to the nations. The organization provides pastoral leader care, pro­ motes prayer mobilization and provokes mission aware­ ness. His wife of 25, years, the former Marilyn Rush of Orlando, has a masters degree in speech therapy from Florida State University. She is employed at Park Maitland School as a speech therapist and receptionist. The Blythes met while stu­ dents at Winter Park High School and began dating at Florida State, marrying soon after graduation. Their son, Jam es, is a senior a t the University o f Florida m ajor­ ing in architecture, while their daughter, Elizabeth, is a freshman at Florida State University. Blythe said he is exd ted to be at First Baptist Church, realizing the church has a rich history. He said he is pleased to be helping it dis­ cover its influence for the future. He extends a welcome to anyone seeking a friendly, Bible-based church. First Baptist is affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention. Christian Sharing Center needs The Christian Sharing Center Longwood has urgent need for volunteers to All various positions, including receptionists and interviewers to inter­ view families in crisis to help meet their needs. Other volunteer positions include pantry workers to stock shelves and All gro­ cery orders for client fami­ lies and van drivers to pick up food donations. Hours are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Thrift Store volunteers are also needed to sort donations, assist cus­ tomers and run the cash register. Other positions include "fix it folks" to check small appliances and make repairs and truck assistants to help with donation pickups. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p jn . Monday through Saturday. For more information or to volunteer, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. 6, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. SANFORD LAKESIDE LIONS CLUB ANNUAL SPAGHETTI DINNER AND BINGO SEPT. 29th, 4 P.M. • 8 PM SANFORD CIVIC CENTER DONATION $5.00 - BENEFIT LION’S SIGHT PROGRAM • CHILDREN UNDER 5 FREE TICKET AVAILABLE FROM ANY LION OR CALL (407) 330-5238 ARE Y O U ? Or s o m e o n e you K n o w D ia b e tic ? CALL 1(800) 894 4997 n o w ’ �Sunday. September 16.2001 P&gC 7C T he S eminole H erald Birthdays A birthday party was recently held tor Dorothea Nolan Jo h n s o n L angh ans of Sanford at Bob Evans Restaurant in Lake Mary. Langhans celebrated ner 90th birthday ay on Aug. 18, sur­ rounded by family and friends. Bom in Mount Carmel, Pa., on Aug. 18, 19lT,lo Patrick and Caroline Nolan, she was Langhans . one of 11 children. Two brother*. Richard and James, and a sister, Catherine, are still living, Langhans was adorned in a red suk dress with a white carnation corsage. Attending the party were her three J * ' , Ginny Gaudrcau , Rose Marie slottage of Levittown, Pa., and Carolyn Johnson of Spruce Creek. Also attending were her granddaughters, Matey O'Brien and her hus­ band, Shaun and Cathy Baldwin; and grandsons, Mike Gaudreau and h b wife, Kym, and D.J. Gunther. Also attending the festivi­ ties were great grandchildren Scott, Josh and TVler O'Brien, Jordan, Shay and Tkylor Gaudreau, and Destiny and Isaiah Baldwin; Jenifer Bathe', Sue McWilliams and Grace O'Brien. §L lack Slaton Bradley recently celebrated his 89th birthday. On Aug. 28, his wife; Maggie, and daughter, Alma Dunaway, made a huge cake and served punch and ice cream during a small gatirering of friends Bradley and fami­ ly. Bradley's cousins, Sheryl Reynolds and Ruth Garrison, assisted in setting up for the party and serving refresh­ ments. Many of his fnereis from Central Baptist Church attended the event. Hb two great granddaughters, Katelyn arid Knstcn LaCrosse also attended. Bradley received numerous gifts, including a homemade quilt and a cookie bouquet. 35th reunion Seminole family The Seminole County Alexander and Cook Family hosted its 35th annual family reunion Aug. 31 through S ep t 2. Clco Alexander Burton, Benny Alexander and all of the Sanford Alexanders extended heartfelt greetings and love to more than 200 family Marea members attending Hawkins the reunion. •••••••• Friday, Aug. 31, was the welcome to Seminole County Fish Fry at Siemens Recreation area. On Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., family members enjoyed a day of family fun and a picnic at Sylvan Lake Pari Sunday morning worshJp/fcllowship service was held at the Alexander's home church of Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. At the close of the service, family gath­ ered at the family feast held at the Elk'a Lodge. Master of reremonles for the dinner was a grandson of the late Issac Alexander, Alexander Issac Williams gave leadership to the reunion dinner. Prayer was offered by Frederick Alexander. The welcome was extended by Bennie Alexander An afternoon o f family reunion fun was enjoyed, and Kendra Sherman recited the family tree, ancTthe Black More than 1 II is KI i p Inno »iun Ku rw ujf | J . — Family Reunion Pledge was recited by T'clena Alexander. . Musical renditions were given by Ingrid and Ronald Nathan, and the talented dancer Rashia Sherman and Ronaldo "Fritz" Bowin entertained the reunion guests. Each family member looks forward to the 2002 family reunion, which will be held in the hometown of Live Oak. Tajari Arts will hold registration for the 2001-2002 year. Registration is Sept. 15, Sept. 22 and Sept. 29 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. This year, classes will be performing arts, drama, dance, mime, sign lan­ guage, etiquette, path to scholarship See Hawkins, Page BC attend Children’s Fun Day n s Fun Day i Lake Mary Historical Museum ■> brought in more than 100 peo­ ple! The event was planned to celebrate the Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit "Yesterday's Tomorrows." Children who visited the museum got a Rowell chance to make • • • • • • • • their own "roll can toe cream" and homemade "tootsie rolls." Local Girl Scout volunteers also taught children how to make "wrapped" bracelets. Even though the adults didn't get a chance to get in an the fun, they were given taste tests of the toe cream and the tnotefe rolb. The children also got a little taste of science on Saturday os they slug off luimemude miniature rockets. Several Girl Semite troops visited tiie museum for "Children's Fun Day" and while they really enjoyed the ■la,y iSiswmimmimiL i iiw - w i ln * n Ciao Burton, Melinda Rouse and lyana Nathan recently attended the Seminote County Alexander and Cook Family’s 35th reunion, which was held Aug. 31 through Sept. 2 Children attending the recant Fun Day held at the Lake Mary Historical Museum learn how to make bracelets. Smithsonian Exhibit, they were more thrilled with the compan­ ion exhibit. As a condition of getting the Smithsonian Exhibit, 'he museum had to have a companion exhibit. The com­ panion exhibit features paintrigs of future transportation by Ingst I, the Lake Mary Backyard Artiste nd a Gii group and Girl Scout exhibit. The Girl Scout exhibit includes a Girl Scout from the future. A resident of Mars and the year 2051, Victoria Elizabeth was actually bom in Lake Mary, where her grandmothers still live. Both her grandmothers are lifelong Girl Smuts and held their troop meetings at tire Lake Mary Historical Museum in the mid-1990s before it became a museum. The Girl Scouts also enjoyed hearing about the activities that Victoririiad to do to earn her badges. For instance, to earn her Troop Camping Badge, Victoria had to learn to camp on Earth, Mara and the Moon! Part of the Girl Scout exhibit also includes vin­ tage uniforms on loan from a private collector and from Girl Scouts of Citrus Council. Also on display is the new Cadette uniform. Men visiting the Smithsonian Exhibit seem to enjoy the kiosk on Transportation the most They especially seem to enjoy the picture of the MolJer skycar. The head of Moller International predicts he will have a skycar on the market in two years. The Smithsonian Exhibit will be open until Saturday, Sept. 22 and tlien it moves on to its next location. The hours are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 10 am . to 4 p.m., Wednesday from 6 to 9 pan. and Friday and Saturday from 1 to 5p.m. if you have a group, you can call for a reser­ vation. Tltey can even sdiedule you to come in during off hours if necessary. For reservations or for more information, call 407321-3094. �Page 8C Sunday. September 16.2001 T he S eminole H erald Native Asian evergreen thrives in Central Florida Podocarpus are evergreen trees that will thrive well throughout Florida. O f the num erous species. Pod oca rp us macrophylla or yew podocarpus and Podocarpus nagl are the most common ones grown in this region. These trees arc native to China and Japan and are very cold hardy. T h e Plant Yew podocarpus ■ is the most common specie. It is capable of attaining a height o f 50 feet or more. Its w illow ­ like leaves arc dark green above and paler beneath with a very noticeable mid-rib. Leaves may reach four inches in length and about one- fourth in width. M ale flow ers arc yellow, catkin-like and w ill gradually turn brown and fall to the ground. Female flowers arc greenish in color and not too noticeable. Male and female flowers grow in separate plants. The fruit is berry ­ like, purplish, and the fleshy part is about one-half inch in length. The green seed is attached to this fleshy stem. The fleshy stem is ed i­ ble but the foliage has been cqnsldcred somewhat toxic to some ani­ mals, especially cats. Culture Best growth can be expected when rained. • ‘ are set • * * plants in a well1-dra' im proved soil, in sun or ir pisrtial i shaded location. Plants should be set at the same depth they were grown In containers or field. A saucer­ shaped depression around the plant is desirable to retain water. Plants should be watered daily for a few days by filling the depression, and then only as needed to prevent . wilting. Container grown plants can be set out at any time. Field-grown plants that have been properly han­ dled, balled, and burlapped may also be transplanted successfully at any time. However, large, field grown plants, are difficult to move and sur­ vive without Previous root pruning. Many growers will not sell these large field-grown plants im mediate­ ly after digging. They will carry these plants for a few weeks to harden them off and to determ ine If they will survive. Because of this problem, it usually is best to transplant large plants dur­ ing the cooler season-fall, winter and spring. Trees are fertilized according to their size. Trees with less than a 6inch trunk diam eter will require 2 to 3 pounds (four to six level coffee cups) o f a 6-6-6 type fertilizer or its equivalent, per inch of trunk diame­ ter per year. Trunks over 6 " In diam ­ eter will require 5 pounds (10 level coffee cups) of fertilizer per inch of trunk diam eter p e r year. The fertiliz­ er should be split in two or three applications. These trees arc very sensitive to magnesium deficiency; therefore this plant nutrient should be included in your yea'rly fertilization program. Use Trees will grow .into fairly large trees if permitted to grow naturally. Thus they will make good specimen plants or may be used for tall hedges or screen plantings. Yew podocarpus has been used to a great extent in foundation planting and as a hedge. In both cases, frequent shearing will be required to prevent overgrowth in their location. If not pruned, it can grow up to 50 feet height. Podocarpus foliage has also found use in flower shops floral designs. There arc commercial growers that produce these plants specifically for the florist use. H a w k in s------Continued from Page 7C and entrepreneur. Classes will begin Saturday, Oct. 6, from 8 a.m. to noon, and Tuesday through Thursday from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Tdjaii will hold temporary classes and registration at the Historical Hopper Academy, 1101 Pine Ave., in collabora­ tion with the Alton Lathrop Theater Project. For further information, call Director Patricia Whathly at 407-277-5558. The 17th annual conference of International Black Women's Congress will be held In Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 21 through Sept. 23. It will focus on Black Women; Faith, Healing and Survival. Check and continue to bring breast cancer prevention knowledge and information to black women and the black community. JckvSScott and the Pastor Rickv it Calvary New Mount i Missionary Baptist Church family, located on West 12th Street, invite the community to attend the unveiling of the model of the new Mount _ Plants can be started from seeds or cuttings. Seeds often are found sprouting while still attached to the fleshy stalk on the plant. Four to six Inches tip cuttings is another means o f producing new lants. Cuttings will re-quire 10 to 2 weeks to root. S Pest And D iseases Scale insects on twigs or leaves can affect this plant. Fungi may cause leaf spots, and in severe cases, affected foliage will drop premature­ ly. Control consists o f sanitation and fungicide applications. Root rot, a disease affecting the plant root system can eventually cause its death. No chemical control is available. Sanitation will help prevent or delay root rot. 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From Start R eports District Time With a vary competitive tune-up schedule out of the way, five of the seven Seminole Athletic Conference football teams take their fh*t plunge into district play this Friday. Seminole County normal schedule Sem inole C ou nty School Superintendent Paul H ag etty said the school system p lan s to follow it's norm al schedule this w eek. "W e arc planning on • having school open (W ednesday),'* H agerty said. "W e b elieve the safe­ ty o f the children w ill b e w ell served In o u r schools. W e e1«o believe that the nurturing and su pport that schools can provide w ill help In the d ays a h ead ." H agerty said additional law enforcement w ou ld b e available to assist w ith tra ffic Sanford C ity H all opened W ednesday at its regular tim e, and the offices o f th e S t Joh n s R iver W ater M anagem ent D istrict are opened. T h e Sem inole C ou nty Board o f C ounty C om m ission er's p u blic hearing on the budget scheduled for W ednesday nig ht is cancelled. S o m ln o l# S m llo B y C hristopher Patton Staff Writer SAN FO RD — Seminole County residents reacted with shock at Tuesday morning's ter­ rorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C. and businesses government offices « r r closed, some in response to safe­ ty concerns, others to allow employees to be with their fami­ ly members. The usual noon crowd at the Sanford American Legion was subdued, eating their lunch in silence as they watched a big­ — — — —— — screen tele­ Governor Jeb Bush urged Floridians to fly the American Flag at half-mast as he made the e**'cuHve order declaring a state of em ergency Tuesday after­ noon. "T h e aim of the terrorist attack is d ear — to hurt and to humble Am erica," Bush said. "They have indeed hurt us, but they will never humble us. They will never humble us because Americans have always risen to the occasion when our liberty has been threatened and when liberty must be defended." Bush said tlte state o f emer­ gency order "w as just a preemp­ tive action to prepare for any eventuality." However, Bush said barring any further actions, the state of Florida will be open for business W ednesday — including all government offices, universities and col­ leges. "The best way to defeat ter- " ... (The U.S. $ & « • § has to) level the devasta- to gel Osama bin L a d e n ... Forget about the innocent . people. Innocent people have already died.’ those at the ^ T h t^ g the updates, and he exp ressed W* hop* See Governor, Page 6A A m e r ic a n r e ta lia tio n would be swift and sure. "I pray to B lo o d b a n k s extend hours, ask for help B y M ichelle Je rla Managing Editor In New York and Washington. D.C. Sanford airport closed by FAA morning meeting as scheduled despite the World TVade Towers being struck by airliners. During the course of the meet­ ing,' more and more people turned their attention to me tele­ visions in the lobby and even the commissioners tried to stay abreast with the disaster updates r * would be up security c perimeter g on instate, Dele w»d. long It will tA w on't lift feel comfortis safe." order would ortandoftanford International Airport workers secure the perimeter after the Federal Aviation Administration halted all nights In the United States, . * have e significant impact on the four inbound international airport" but noted the airport is flights." not as busy early in foe week. Pan Am released a statement "Tuesday b a light day here, late Ibesday cancelling all flights relatively speaking," Dale eaid. on Wednesday, Sept. 12, and "Pan Am doesn't have any flights would not say w hen flights today, and right now w e’ve got would resume. . SA N FO R D — The Central Florida Blood Bank extended Its horns Tuesday before sending a shipm ent of* blood to W ashington, D .C ., and New York City. People were lined up outside various locations in C entral Florida waiting . to donate blood. In Sanford, people were told to go to the Altamonte Springs Blood Bank, located at 661 E. Altamonte Drive, No. 327, to donate blood. During a normal > week, blood bank officials said' there are not enough donors in the area, and the Sanford and Altamonte blood banks route sU ff on various days. On TUesday, the Sanford facility was closed since the staff was In Altamonte. "But, in Altamonte, they are going to sUy open until the Ust ounce of blood is taken,” Donor Development Coordinator Robin St. Clair said TUesday. "You need blood to save lives." According to S t Clair, the Central Blood Bank only has tw o to three d ay's worth of See Blood, Page 6A of attacks. Sanford broadens celebration r iV» • i. ■u •, » * * By Dan Ping . ' Editor Delores Uuh Chairwoman of the Heolhrow/Loke Mary Arts Festival Index CkuiiLod . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4S-A» Crauwonl ............................. 4S DoorAbby ............................ 2A IoqoU .................................... 9 M I Movioi ..................................SA ObMwoitoi ............... SA Opinion..................................4A Police l o g ................. SA Sport* .............................. te-SS m S ii SA N FO RD — O n a day when Americans were shocked by the worst act of terrorism in the United SU tes, city officials agreed to move forward on a cel­ ebration o f the refurbished H istoric Sanford Memorial Stadium. O riginally scheduled as a rededication o f the •sUdium w hich honors the men and women o f Sanford who gave their lives in military service, the city is broadening the event to mourn the nation's loss and reju­ venate pride in America. " I think when you're talking about baseball, fireworks and apple pie, it has America written all over it," said Commissioner Randy Jones, 'In a sense, what you're doing is bringing the community together under the good old red, white and blue." Mayor Brady Lesaard said he contacted members o f the d ty commission and City Manager about whether to move forward with the event. The consensus was to not reschedule. "W e were stressed out about making the derision," Lessard said. "W e didn't want to cheap­ en this tragedy or the memory of those who lost their lives. "W e decided that the best thing to do w is not only move forward with the celebration at the stadium, but to broaden the scope to include a tribute to A m erica," L cm * i *1 added. "It will be a solemn occasion, no doubt about iL But I think it is senseless to cancel this solely out of fear. That's exactly wiiat tliescSce Stadium, Page 6A �Tur. S eminole H erald Page 2A Wednesday. September 12, 2001 S eminole S ummary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Fast action by rape victim helps police catch predator O ut & A bcht G e ttin g ready WED The G reater Orlando Area Sem inole Spokes of Welcome Wagon Club will meet Wednesday, Sep t 12, at 11-30 a m in Matson it Jardm Restaurant In Altamonte Springs. Cost Is $16. The program is "Psychology of Domestic Violence" with Leo Brunolle of tte Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Seminole Spokes is a social d ub dedicated to helping newcomers become familiar with the Orlando area. For reservations or information, call Betsy at 407-323-2297. DEAR ABBY: You were correct to advise “Survivor in San Francisco" that acquaintance rape must be reported as soon as possible. Drug rapes can be difficult to prove. GHB (a common .......... ................. incapacitating drug) leaves the victim's body In 12 hours with­ out a trace. Filing charges immediately enables police to obtain a search warrant to look for evidence that supports the charges — such as vials of drugs, or drug residue in a glass. Dear • A friend of mine was drugged and raped last summcrTTlI spare you the details, • • • • • • but she had the e cguts u to go immediately to the police. After the rapist was arrested, other victims came forward. No one knows for sure how many victims there are, but it's alleged that he had been drugging and rap­ ing for years. I believe that failure to report such a crime makes one an accomplice. Tire price of freedom is eternal vigilance; part of one's responsibility as a citizen is to fight for justice. If any of the rcvious victims had reported their rape, peraps my friend might not have been raped. I'd also like to begin a campaign to eliminate from the lexicon the words "date rape" and "acquaintance rape." "Incapacitation rape" is more appropriate. We don't say "date murder" or "acquaintance murder," despite the fact that most murders are committed by someone known to the victim. Let's not supply s. Criminals euphemisms to heinous crimes, should be reported, tried and punished accord­ ingly if found guilty. ANGRY BOYFRIEND IN VERM ONT Abby THURl K Herald photo by Tommy Vlnoonl Workers dean up iftp Historic Saofotd Llamortal Stadium In preparation for Thursday e (trend re-opening celebration . Jem igan, Duryea qualify for city election DEAR ANGRY BOYFRIEND: I agree. Il ls unfortunate that in cases o f sexual assau lt many people still tend to blame the victim. And because o f that mind-set, many rape vic­ tims also blame themselves for what happened to them. Until that attitude changes, and and until parents get the message across to their children of both sexes that women have the right to say no to sex, sexual assaults w ill continue. Victims must find the courage to report these crimes so the predator can be stopped. By M lchell* J# rie Managing Editor 'DEAR ABBY: Here's a topper fo r y<our can you top this* collection. My Iy wife and JI attended image with a reception and formal dinner following the ceremony. Six weeks later, we received the following e mail from the newlyweds: "Dear Friends: We' vere back from our glurious honeymoon romp through the game parks of East Africa, and still basking In the glow of our wedding. "Tomorrow we're meeting with the catering manager at the hotel where our wedding was held, because we're disputing the liquor bill from the wedding dinner. Their claim works out to seven drinks per person! This is separate from the wine and champagne served during dinner. "Would you please e-mail us the number and kind of drinks you drank at our wedding? We are meeting at 9 a.m. so we need your response ASAP. Thank you (all) for making our wedding so special." sped* Abby, my wife and 1 are aghast at this request What's your take cn this? APPALLED IN LEUCADIA, CAUF. DEAR APPALLED: That b ill must have been a sabering reality after an intoxicating honey­ moon. Either tom e guests from another w ed­ ding wandered Into the doctor's reception, or a horde o f free-loaders bellied up to the bar. Whatever the cause, the problem needs investi­ gation. Dear Abby is written by Pauline Phillips and daughter Jeanne Phillips. Abby shares more than 100 of her favorite recipes in two booklets: "Abby's Favorite Recipes" Recir ipcs" and "More Favorite Recipes by Dear Abby." Send a business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $10 (U S. funds) o mi universal press syndicate o Doug Feteer LAKE MARY — Two familiar faces in d ty government have quali­ fied for the upcoming November election. Two Incumbents, Commissioners George Duryea and Janet Jemigan, have qualified for the city's Nov. 6 election — if it is needed. The two commissioners arc the only Individu­ als who have showed Intent to run since qualifying began last Tuesday. Qualifying ends 5 pun. Friday, Sept. 14. Jemigan was elected to Commission In February following the December resignation of former Deputy Mayor Al Crump, who relo­ cated to Texas. A special election was called to fill City Commission Seat 4, in which Jemigan overwhelmingly defeated her opponent, David Hoppen. 'W hen I ran Iasi time, I said I was­ n't doing this as a lark," Jemigan said. "I'v e had eight months to rein­ force this, and I want to continue." Jem igan currently is the Commission's representative on Metroplan Orlando — the transporta­ tion planningpartnership for Orange, Osceola qndiSominoJe counties; jih She. u is uiwie wia*una. tiflnls liaison to the Jv er! ite r Management District. 1 attend each meeting of Metroplan Orlando to see how Lake Lary fits fi Into the transportation Mary plans of our region," Jemigan Bald. "I really want to keep my eyes on trans- sad porta tlon." Duryea, who has been on Commission for more than a decade, serves as the commissioner for Seat 2. In November 1999, he ran unopposed for the sea t Serving on numerous committees ad board Ithroughout his tenure, he and currently Is Commission liaison on the Downtown Development Advisory Committee. According to Deputy Clfy Clerk Mary ivmsi j Campbell, voter registration applications can be obtained at C ity , appl Hall, , located at 100 North Country Club Road. Applications must be sub­ mitted to the supervisor of Elections office 30 days before the election. For information on the election, call the City Clerk's Office at 407-5851423. W eight reduction sem inar'scheduled fo r next W ednesday Central Florida Regional Hospital will sponsor a wellness seminar for weight reduction on Wednesday, Sept. 19, from 6:30 to 8:30 p m . The seminar will be a two-hour session which combines the power of hypnosis and behavior modifica­ tion. Participants learn to lose weight by controlling overeating, blngelng, snacking and emotional eating. The first 45 minutes of each session Is a free orientation. If the participant feels comfortable with the program, then they pay a one­ time fee of $55. The fee includes a powerful hypnotic session, a behav­ ior m odification booklet, a.hom e reinforcement audio cassette tap and unlimited free repetitions o f the seminar, if needed. The hospital Is located at 1401 W. Seminole Blvd., in Sanford. For more information, call 1-800-8482822. V olu n teer O p p ortu n ities The Salvation Army o f Sem inole County needs volunteers for court ordered supervised visits and mon­ itored exchanges. This amazing group o f volunteers make it possi­ ana pare ble for children and parents to have a fun, safe place to visit and main­ tain ai pc positive relationship. For information phone 407-3222642, ext. 233. The Salvation Army in Sanford Is holding a volunteer orientation Thursday, Sept. 13. The program will begin e g l at 6 p.m. and the training will end at about 8 p.m. If there * ‘Is anyone Interested in joining the group o f volunteers for the Salvation Arm y's Family Focus program, please contact Raquel Gonzalez at 407-322-2642, ext. 228. Please call to make reservations. Dinner will be provided. The Salvation Army is located at 700 West 24th St., in Sanford. Com m unity Care for the Elderly is seeking volunteers of all ages to ' frail ' a l l elders i“ assist in Sem inole and Orange Counties. Volunteers enrich the lives o f homebound elders by helping them live independently in their own homes for as long as pos­ sible. Some volunteers may qualify for a stipend, a modest monetary allowance. M ileage and expenses are also reimbursed. The next volunteer training it scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 25 at 9:30 a.m . For more information or to register, phone 407-628-2884, ext. 104. sgnt Cool Beans, 108 M agnolia Avenue in Sanford is offering a pro­ gram called "G rea t P atient Awards.1' All local physicians and dentists are welcome to participate, free of charge. Any patient, 12 years old or younger who has a great doctor or dentist visit receives a "G reat Patient Award" certificate. The certificate can be redeemed at Cool beans for one free regular size Ice cream cone. Blank certificates for local doctors or dentists are available by calling Cool Beans at 2-2822. 407-302*: The Local Advocacy Council, which protects the rights of resi­ dents in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties who have unique social services needs, is s eeking volunteers. Duties include conduct­ ing Investigations and monitoring service agencies. Training will be provided! Please call 407-245-0400, ext. 111. /VMukrr Dan Pin* Administration Editorial Production E M n Tyrol, J R Display Adrariiaing Don* Dweeb Ctma Patton BJEgan Baity Barman John Coffman Homs lavandar Dei.". Sftstti Tommy Vincent Clasaiftsd Adrsrtising TadWaAsi Lagal AdvarilUng “Sen-ing Seminole County Since 1908” Wednesday, September 12.2001 • Vot. 04, No. 7 PubMtgd every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspaper*, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave , Sanford. FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fax (407) 323-0400 Brian Kramarc* ►**•*|C—ire—aqppiwn Cheryl Smith Larry Lawson rirtsacal P=tza* Ra» at Sartert. Ftortda and additional ma*ng offices. Trudss Langford USPS4B12S0 Paaaf Circulation Wanda Kourpandit R epublic N ew spapers, Inc. Wi. bane «* 4es4 0 W j n b Ths SEMINOLE HERALD P O Box 1M7 Sanford, FL3Z772 1M7 Subscription Rates 3------------------------------Worms MSanw yois Uxmty Ell .00 -t War MterNnoia County m 00 1 Yaar O ff * Florida Oownly $42.00 1 YaarCXXCX stale ISZ-00 The "Stepping Out In Style1" luncheon will be held 11 a m to 1 2 3 0 pan. Thursday, S e p t 13, in Malson er Jaroln Restaurant, located at 430 Wymorc Road In Altamonte Springs. The event will feature "Fashions In Shoes" by Longwood's The Bootery. Romona Pcndie will present "How To Survive When Shoe Laces Come Untied." Cost is $18, and reserva­ tions and cancellations are essential. Reservations must be made to Nancy at 407629-2923 by Sunday, Sept. 9. FRI The Orlando Singles Square and Round Dance Club offers square dance leeeoiie for beginners with pen Jhouses. Sept. two free open 14 and Sept. 21, from 7 until , 8 p m Beginners classes sts Sept. 28. Cost Is $3 per stu­ dent per lesson. The regula dub dance Is 8 to 10 p.m. at f VFW HalJ, 4444 Edgewater ■ '1 Drive, Orlando. Over 30 ' members of the cjub are resi­ dents of Seminole County. For more information phone 407-834-0615. The Sanlando Depression Glass Show will be held In the Sanford □ vie Center Friday, Sept 14, through Sunday, SepL 16. i TWenty-seven top quality j drftlm from the Southeast will I be participating in the show. Door prizes, many which have beeh donated by dealers par­ ticipating in the show, will be given away throughout the event The snack bar will be operated by The Colonial Room restaurant of Sanford. Show hours are Friday from 6 to 9 p m , with admission cost of $5, which is good for all three days of the show; Saturday from 9 a m to 5 p m ; and Sunday from 10 a m to 4 Admission for the last two days is $3. WED The Starlight Promenadeis, Square L___________ re and Round Dance Club In c , will have its annual Up cream social on Wednesday, Sept 19. All square dancers in the area are Invited to join the dul Wednesday evenings at the DeBary Community Center; located at 34 S. Shell Road. Plus doss starts at 6 3 0 p m and dancers with previous experience ore invited to Join. ror further information, call 386-574-2347 or 386-574-3682. �T u r S faunoj-E H f.rai.i > Wednesday, Scptemlicr 12. 2001 Page 3 A Obituaries VAN D. ALLEN Van D. Allen, 75, ol West 17th Street, Sanford, died Saturday, Sept. 8, 2001, In Florida Hospital, ' ' Orlando. Bom Aug. 19,1926, in Lakeland, he was a lifelong resident of _ Central Florida. He was * ImiIht and a member of the American Legion in Eustis. He was of the Methodist faith and served as a r US. Marine in World War II and in the Korean War. Survivors include his wife, , Virginia Allen of Sanford; a daugh­ ter, Nana* AHr*n of Winter Park; a " brother, Gaines Allen of Mobile, Ala.; two sisters, Peggy Mayo and Margaret Jones, both of Mulbcny; and one grandson. Memorial Services will be 10 n.m. Friday, Sept. 14, in Gramkow Funeral I tome Chapel. A commit­ tal service will follow in Evergreen j Cemetery in Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. EDGAR A. BURKHARDT SR. Edgar A. Burkhardt Sr., 72, of School Street, take Monroe, died Friday, Sept. 7, 2001. Bom In East Orange, N.J., he moved to Central Florida In 1985. He was a retired jeweler and a member of Kiawanls and Lyons of SouU; Florida. Survivors Include two sons, Edgar Burkhardt Jr., and Wilhelm Burkhardt of Pennsylvania; two daughters, Linda Schaeffer of take Monroe and Lorinda Pravlik of North Carolina; a sister, Ruth Flanagan of Vcro Beach; 13 grand­ children; and two great grandchil­ dren. Brtsson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. DWIGHT E. 'DEWEY* CATRON Dwight E “Dewey' Catron, 35, of WLndbrook Drive, Deltona, died Wednesday, Sept. 5,2001, while working in Orange County. Bom in Blueficld, W.Va., he moved to Central Florida in 1976. He was a Mason and loved fishing. Survivors include his fiancee, Chrisay Kelly of Deltona; a daugh­ ter, Sonya Catron of Deltona; his mother, Nancy E Catron of Deltona; his father, Harrison N. - Catron of Bluefield, W. Va.; a brother, Harrison “Corky" Catron Jr., of Deltona; two sisters, Melllsa Adkins of Dctand and Sara Capon of Cape Canaveral' and a grandmother, Louise Hale of Blueneld, W. Va. ' • ,J tf Baldauff Family Funentl Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. Survivors include his mother, Georgina Quinones of Sanford; one son, isracl Cortes Jr., of New York; one daughter, Denise Cortes of New York; two brothers, Noe Cortes and Herbcrto Cortes, both of New York; five sisters, Gulllermina Cortes of Ponce Puerto Rico, Daisy Aviles of Sanford, Carmen E Cories of Miami, Clara Cortes of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Edicta Cortes of Sanford. Family Funeral Care of Oviedo Is In charge of arrangements. JOHN FRANCIS 1.A7.ARONY SR. John Francis tazarony Sr., 73, ot Oslo Drive, Deltona, died Friday, Sept. 7,21X11, in his residence. Bom In Dunkirk. N.Y., he moved to Central Florida from Rhinebeck, N.Y., in 1988. He was a retired physical therapist for Dutclwss County Health Department In New York, a former assistant county commissioner, an a member of Knights of Columbus-Grand Knight, In Poughkeepsie, N.Y. He was of the Catholic faith. I Ic was a horseracing and avid sports fan. Survivors Include n son, John tazarony Jr., of Rhinebeck, N.Y.; Iwo daughters, Mary Cashulette ol Dctand and Anne Rohaiem of Astoria, N.Y.; a brother, Horace tazarony of Batavia, N.Y.; a sister, Janet tazarony of Deltona; and one grandchild. Memorial donations may be made to the American Heart Association, 7272 Greenville Ave., Dallas, Texas, 75231. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City Is In charge of arrangements. JOHN G. FRYER SR. John G. Fryer Sr., 66, of Satsuma, died Saturday, Sept. 8, 2(101, in his residence Dorn in Sanfoni, he resided in Satsuma since 1975. He was a mem­ ber of First Baptist Church of Satsuma, Youth Woodmen of the World, Elks of I'al.ilkiJMasons Pincland Lodge No. 80, and the Lions Club, where he Served in every local office. I Ic was past pres­ ident tor the Republican Party, band president at Jenkins Middle School and Palatka High School for nine years and a U.S. Army Veteran who served in the Korean War. Survivors include his wife of 34 years, Annie Fryer of Satsuma; two sons and daughters-in-law, John G. and Theresa Fryer Jr., of Satsuma, and Robert and Tina Fryer of Flotahnmc; a daughter and son-inlaw, Cynthia and Mike Thompson of Mobile, Ala; five brothers, Bill Fryer of El Dorado, 111., I lenry Fryer Michael Fryer and Martin Fryer, all of Sanfoni, and Donald Fryer of Duckhlll, Mo.; eight sisters, Marie Cliasc of Satsuma, Eamesllne Dyal of Jacksonville, Fran Redd of Cilra, Juanita Trail and Joanne Sweat, both of Geneva, Elizabeth Jett, and Helen Hyrcs and •Ilvitlia Brown, ail of Sanford; seven grandchildren; and an aunt, Emcra Fryer of Crescent City. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent to First Baptist Church of Satsuma Building Fund, P.O. Box 470, Satsuma, F L , 32189. Walts Funeral I lomc of San Mateo is in charge of arrangements. KENNETH MAURICE NORVELL Kenneth Maurice Norvrll, 66, of South White Cedar, Sanford, died Sunday, Sept. 9, 2001. Bom in Shclbyville, lnd., he moved to Central Florida In 1981. He was a construction worker and of the Baptist faith. He was a U.S. Navy velcrnn. Survivors include a sort, kenneth C. Norvcll of Sanford; a daughter, Angela K. Shroycr of Kentucky; two sisters, Patricia Sipes and Audrey Bass, both of Shelbyvllle, lnd.; and two grandchildren. Tri-County Cremation Service of Longwood is In charge of arrange­ ments. NAOMI DUNLAP POFFENBERGER Naomi Dunlap Poffenbergcr, 102, died Sunday, Sept. 2, in Sanford. Bom Dee. 2, 1898, to John Dennis and Margaret Dunlap, she married Frank M. Poffenbergcr on June 16, 1914. She worked as a nanny, a drugstore clerk, a telephone opera­ tor and a fruit stand owner. She was a longtime member of Sanford Presbyterian Church. Survivors Include two sora and daughter-in-law, Henry and Nellie Poffenbergcr of Sanford, and Frank Poffenbergcr of Arcanum, Ohio; two daughters and a son-in-law, Ruth Honncl ot Sadus, Mich., and Patricia and James Bollon of Geneva; a daughter-in-law, Vada Poffenbergcr of Panama City; 16 grandchildren; 30 great grandchil­ dren; and 12 great great grandchil­ dren. Brockman and Bocckman Funeral I lomc of Fort Recovery. Ohio Is in charge of arrangements. Bom In Pittsburg, Pa., he moved to Central Florida in 1990 from Potomac, Md. He was an FBI agetri for the federal government and A member of Annunciation Catholic Church. I It* was a 1963 graduate of Notre Dame, where he was a quar­ terback for the football team. He was also a 1967 graduate of CaseWestern taw Schorl) in Cleveland, Ohio, and locally practiced law after 1994. Survivors include his wife, Margaret Raschcr of Longwood; a son, Timothy Rascher of longwood; a daughler, Megan Rascher of longwood; a brother, James Rascher ot I'otomac, Md.; and a sister, Mary Rascher of Longwood. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel is In charge of arrange­ ments. EDNAC. RAMBO Edna C. Rambo, 73, of Gainesville, died Saturday, Sept. 8, 2001, In Gainesville. t-ormerly of Sanford, where she lived for 15 years, she moved to Gainesville in May. An electronics assembler for the I Ian is Cnrp. in Melbourne, she retired in 1977. She was a talented artists and craftsman and nn avid sports fan, especially baseball. She was of the Methodist faith. Survivors include two daughters, Rhonda Jo Marsh of Gainesville and Margaret Davis of Sanford; two sons, Wesley F. Rambo Jr., of Whiting, lnd., and Ronald Wayne Rambo of Portage, lnd ; two broth­ ers, Edwin Dixon of Banbury Dxon, England and Robert “Bobby" Dixon of Pawleys Island, S.C.; eight grandchildren; and nine great grandchildren. ARTUR G. WRIEDE Artur G. Wricde, 90, of Grant Street, Longwood, died Saturday, Sept. 8,2001, in Longwood Health Care Center, Longwood. Bom Jan. 17,1911, In Hamburg, Germany, he resided in Central Florida lor 23 years. He was a retired cabinet maker. Survivors include Iwo sons, Peter Wricde of River Vale, N.J., and Michael Wriedc of Orange, Calif.; a daughter, Eleanor Martin of Baldwin, N.Y.; and six grandchil­ dren. Banfield Funeral Home ol Winter Springs is in charge of arrange­ ments. NORBERT II. RASCHEK JR. Norbcrt H Rascher |r., 59, of Vista Oak, Longwood, died Friday, Sept. 7 , 2001, in Orlando of I.mi Gehrig Disease. 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September 12. 2001 Opinion E m b race Im m igration The newspaper story of the immigrant Mexican boy's bitter disaplintmcnt was poignant and memorable Under the headline "The earns of Rigo Nunez," Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter Jim Dyer profiled a 17-year-old who, despite a childhood of hard labor, became one of the brightest and best at Dalton High School in the nation's carpet capital, Dalton. Ga. Rigo worked hard because his teachers assured trim his academic talents would help him secure a scholarship to college. He did not wish to spend his life as a laborer in a carpet mill. But in Dyer's 1999 profile, Rigo had just learned tint, despite his excellent grades, he would not get a scholarship to an American university. You see, he Cynthia was an illegal worker, making him ineligible for col­ T u cker lege in this country. • • • • • • • The story of Rigo Nunez stuck with me not only because of the injustice of the boy's plight but also because he was named and photographed by the newspaper. I was surprised by the reporter's decision to identify the hoy — which made him vulnerable, I thought, to agents from the Immigration and Naturalization Service. ! was both reassured and surprised by the reporter's response. There would be no INS raid, Dyer assured me, no effort to deport Rigo. With an American economy bustling and begging for workers, the INS had settled into complicity with American business: Only criminals and coyotes — lb*' bustlers who smuggle undocumented workers into this country for a stiff fee — would he rounded up. (The INS la ter denied dial implicit policy, but it has been confirmed by the fact that there is rarely a raid on a North Georgia workplace, despite the fact that virtually every carpet mill, poultry plant and con­ struction site uses illegal workers.) Thus did I come to understand America's ambivalence toward undocumented workers, wiio arc overwhelmingly Mexican: We will use them to pluck our chickens and mow our lawns and dig our con­ struction trenches (where, cvciy month or so, a worker is killed in a cave-in), but we will not give them any legal rights. So they are left with no workplace protections, no health insurance, and no right to attend our colleges and universities. Tills is the strange state of affairs that Mexican President Vicente Fox wishes to change with a new immigration policy that grants some legal status to undocumented workers who arc already here. Fox understands, as do many American economists, that if fNS were able to round up and deport all 3 million or so undocumented Mexicans, the nation's construction and agriculture industries would collapse, as Emory University marketing professor Jagdish Shcth put i t But American xenophobia is not to be underestimated — especially toward inunigianls of darker hues. Even those businesses that depend on Mexican labor arc afraid to support immigration reform. Dalton's Carpet and Rug Institute trade group recently considered offering ublic support for general amnesty for illegal Mexican workers, but acked off because it feared controversy, according to The Wall Street Journal. President Bush ought to plow ahead with plans for broad immigra­ tion reform (and he ought to include all undocumented workers, not just Mexicans), despite the political firestorm. Sometimes, a politician ought to expend his political capital just to do the right thing. This is one of those times. O3001 ATLANTACONSTITUTION E O p in io n O N E & O O D B IT O F S C O A / o rA tC . M E W S \S Page P olicy W f i V e AAANA&ED TO DOWN O D R Don't like our point of view? Do something about It. Write us a letter to tho editor. All letters to the editor must be signed and, tor verification purposes, indude an address and phone number. Letters should also be limited to 500 words. Letters to tho odltor will be accepted by. • U.S. Malt 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. Fla. 32771 • E-mail shoditorOaol.com • Fax 323-9408 USWo to tho Kftcr end columnists wtvo appear on the editorial page do not necessarily represent the views of the Seminole Herald. Lettere may be edited for length. IN V E N T O R IE S . 4NV op OUR. CO1TOMEBA7 fSlU ACDl.no l TK» Your View C om m issioner disagrees with Herald opinion To the edlton I must respond to the H erald's Sunday editorial ("City should OK conference center agreem ent", Sept, 9, 2001), not for its opinion, but for its comments about some very fine citizens. The Herald's contention that "a small fac­ tion" would like the conference center deal rejected and that they do not want a conference center in Sanford "com e hell or high w ater" is not only dishon­ est, but docs a disservice to the community by not promoting open debate on the issues. Three years ago 45 percent of the voters were against the project tn the referendum. This past March 61 percent of the voters in district one voted for me knowing that I did not sup­ port the project in Fort Mellon Park. In the m ayor's race, 42 percent of the voters supported a save-thc-park candidate. It's difficult for me to understand how the Herald considers that any of these groups is a small faction. O f the hundreds of voters that I talked with, very few have said that they do not want a conference center at all; they are opposed to the project based on Issues like its loca­ tion, its feasibility, and its financing. Now, with the con­ sideration of a location that requires the demolition of the civic center, providing space for those users is added to the list. It is very easy to dismiss an opposing viewpoint as being "m isguided Bcntimentalism" or being mean spiritedness, os others have called it. Doing so allows one to avoid the tough questions about traffic impact, true cost to our finances and lifestyle, and viability now and in the future. There has been a long debate on the issue, as there should have been. Monday night the rily commis­ sion voted to have a profes­ sional team develop detailed financing, development, and operation plans to provide the complete picture needed for the commission to decide the issue. I hope that as the debate continues we listen to those with differing opinions and encourage useful debate that will lead to the best decision for our residents. Finally, it is probably true that many of the old timers, those that remember the Forrest Lake Hotel and the Holiday inn on Marina Isle, do not like the project. However, the Herald's contention that those opposed to Hue hotel/conference center project are "curm udgeons" who want Sanford to be what it was in the days of their youth ignores the many people who moved to Sanford recently and also do not support the project. It also Ignores the long-time residents who do support the project. As we continue to debate the hotel/conference center issue, and the larger Issue o f what kind of city we want Sanford to be, we need to make sure that w c continue to put our residents' interests first. We are sure to disagree on what that means, but we should at least have the discussion rather than hiding behind attacks on those with whom we disagree. Sincerely, Art W oodruff Com m issioner, D istrict 1 iftftl fltiw Uilfl The 51st state: U .S. m ay need M exico m ore than many realize M exican Gen. Santa Anna and Across the English Channel, American Gen. Zachary Taylor young m en are m assing near faced off across the Rio the beaches o f D unkirk, desGrande. rately seeking boats and In Washington, the new aliiien to carry them across president o f M exico Vicente to England before it is tco late. Fox, spoke to the U S. T his is not 1940, when Congress last British boats large and Thursday, in both small bravely crossed Spanish and English, the choppy channel to urging the Am ericans rescue more than to le t nis people com e, 300,000 o f their own give m igrant workers, soldiers trapped by and illegal immigrants H itler's army. This is too, docum ents to now, and the brave make them legal resi­ young men are dents of the United refugees, from Asia and Richard States. Afterward Sen. Africa and the poorer arts of southern RCCVCS Joseph Uebermnn, D£ urope, who want asy- • • • • • • • Conn., cam e out and spoke a truth that lum and, more im por­ seem s harsh to many: "The tant, w ork in Britain. bottom line is that the fences And back hom e in the are going to go down between United States, along the bor­ these two countries. And it is ders o f Texas and C alifornia, in the interest of both countries young men from Central that w c make it w ork." America arc doing the same I had no Idea Sen. thing. And this is not the Liebcrman was such a vision1840s, w hen the arm ies of G ary. That vision may not be popular now — perhaps it never will be — out the truth is that M exico Js going to become part o f the United States necause the countries need each other — or more precise­ ly, and for obvious reasons, tncy cannot break away from each other. There they arc, across 1,946 miles of river, desert and roads, and here we are. Fox dreams of joining his country to the prosperity of the United States, as Santa Anna fought, unsuccessfully, to keep the potential of Texas and California when they were legally part of Mexico. That's obvious. But w hat's in it for us? Peace and more prosperity. We can't afford to have a poor and comparatively unstable country on our border. It is just loo much trouble — and there is more trouble latent in the countries south of Mexico. To Guatemala and then on to Honduras and Nicaragua, M exico is not much on the way to the United States as it is the biggest and richest coun­ try in their immediate part of 60 T h e r e ’s a .b e tte r the world. And we need those people, because they are 'ounger than our aging popuation and because they arc willing to do jobs Americans will no longer do. That is what is happening ail over the world. That is why young men from Pakistan and Nigeria arc standing by the channel at Dunkirk. People are on the move everywhere, and it is economic movement, not political. The only way a developed country, the United States or Britain or France, can block those young men is by force and not by taw. "Experts agree," wrote The Daily Telegraph in London last 1 grants — and asylum seekers working illegally — were somehow prevented from working in the United Kingdom, they would not come. Certainly, stopping or reducing welfare payments has had little im p a ct.... Moreover, the UK economy has a near insatiable demand for labor." Those experts are right, and their expertise is universal. Law, culture and religion are w a y to b u y insurance. You c W IL L P O W E R - G a in T h e L o s e T h e W e ig h t . . i i i t> u y y o u r insurance ft tun .i *>lr a n g e r a t a Weight Watcher b Winning Point* katayou eat your favorite foods, so you Stay satisfied! 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Country Club Road Wednesday 9:30am &5:30pm j a r An __ % u O.UU Reystrition begins 30 minutesprior to exti meeting \ flMnO'l Wmrm*wmmmcnm.tmDm>SiW mVM LKjmTYMAJQ4+4Ikhewl AlF^U'(Wwl' '•cm*-mrn**wNdn) «rwMm*g •irr*KSw*mNetKMkarirmAtWu* a wwwrteyimatripl secondary. In the late 1970s, as Moxican-Americanx became a majority of the population of San Antonio, Texas, the city's cultural center put out a book­ let that explained to Mexicans what was different about the Anglos. Part of it read like this; "FUNDAMENTAL INSTI- • TUTJONS: Anglo — The peoIc arc the government; (exican — The people against the government. "FUNDAMENTAL VALUES: Anglo — Control of oneself, of others, of nature; Mexican — Harmony. Within oneself. With others. With nature. "RESPONSE TO STRESS: Anglo — Immediate and con­ stant action, modify the envi­ E dal P lIsI ronment to meet our needs: Mexican — Passive endurance and resistance, modify our­ selves to meet the environ­ m ent." But this is not about such tilings — if it were, there would not be tens of millions of Irish-Americans and ItalianAmcricans. It is about work. We have it, they want it, so they will com e — unless we arc willing lo resist forcibly, and by that 1 mean militarily as a police state. That is how it has usually been, and how it will alw ays be now with the development of available and affordable global transporta­ tion. e root universal ra t ss syndicate P " L e t U s C o v e r Y o u r T o o t s ie s " During Our Huge After Inventory Clearance Sale! BRAND NAME WOMEN’S SHOES ATHLETIC SHOES Values to $95 * 5 * s7 * s1 0 $1Q90 Great Savings Throughout The Store! • am SHOE *■ STORE 2 0 8 E . F IR S T ST ., SA N FO R D • 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -0 2 0 4 W "W"9 •am OrtitcalM �T iif. S eminole H ikalh Wednesday. September 12. 2001 P a g e R ea ctio n Continued from Page 1A By the end of the morning meeting commissioners directed their attention to the horrific events being played out on the televisions. Ultimately, the subse­ quent afternoon and evening meetings were canceled as well as the special called public hearing on tne bui‘ budget for Wednesday night. "Its mind boggling to think about the innocent lives that are being sacrificed and in turmoil," Commissioner Grant Maloy said. "You heart goes out to them." "1 don't feel like being here right now. You start thinking about your friends and relatives." The events especially hit home for Commissioner Randy Morris who was scheduled to board a plane for Tallahassee Wednesday. But more im portantly, his wife was also to board a plane head­ ed for New Y o r k Wednesday. The count y ' s E m erg en cy O p e r a tio n s Center was a c tiv a te d Maloy shortly after the national disaster, but accord­ ing to emergency management manager Joe McCluan, it was only to monitor events In the county. "We're just at a little bit height­ ened state of monitoring," said McCluan. "it's just one more step to sec what's happening." In a heightened state of emer­ gency, representatives from all comers of the county would con­ verge at the EOC, but only per­ sonnel from the Red Cross, sher­ iff's office and fire rescue were requested Tuesday. According to McCluan, the Red Cross was called in to assist with the possible stranded pas­ sengers at the Sanford airport. Sanford Mayor Brady lessard said City Hall was operating on a skeleton crew, with mostly man­ agement employees manning the phones to answer questions. "The employees were sent home, not because of any threat to City Hall, but to allow the employees to go home and be with their kids, to be with their spouses," Lessard said. "This is an American tragedy. Today we are not Democrats or Republicans or different religions. We are Americans united in disgust against these terrorist acts." At press time, Lessen! said he was unsure about the status ot the city's scheduled events, par­ ticularly Thursday's re-opening of the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. "W e're not sure about Thursday's ceremony, but 1 would hope that we as a communlty don't let a group of cowards prevent us from celebrating what has been a communitywide effort to rebuild this stadium," Lessard said. "This Ls an important com­ munity event. We may have to alter some of the activities. I know the guy who was suppose to do the fireworks is in Philadelphia. We might not have the fireworks." Seminole County School Superintendent Paul Hagerty said the school system plans to follow it's normal schedule this week. "We arc planning on having school open (Wednesday)," Hagerty said. "We believe the safety of the children will be well served in our schools. We also believe that tin* nurturing and support that schools can provide will help in the days ahead." Concerned parents jammed the phone lines at local schools to get the latest updates on their chil­ dren. In an e-mail message, Hagerty informed principals on how the school system should liandlc lire situation, including allowing parents to pick up their children from school "I have sent two voice mails to all principals apprising them of the national tragedy and apparent terrorist attacks," “Hagerty said. "I have asked all principals at the appropriate time to Inform their students and to conduct a moment of silence In memory of the lives lost and for our country in this time of trial. "I have also directed principals NOT to let news media into class­ rooms for any student reaction. They need to stay on public prop­ erty. "In consultation with Rita, Geri, Ron, and Ray, w c believe that a direct feed of television into the elementary classrooms would B ush puts m ilitary on ‘high alert’ jcmsii From Staff R eports President George W. Bush called those responsible for the terrorist attacks in Now York and Washington "faceless cow­ ards" and promised the United States would "hunt down and punish" those responsible. Here is a transcript of the president's statement; "Freedom Itself was attacked this morning by faceless cow ­ ards. And freedom w ill be defended. "I want to reassure the American people that the full resources of the federal govern­ ment are working to assist local authorities to save lives and to help the victims of these attacks. "M ake no mistake, the United States will hunt down and punish those responsible for these cow- _______________ ardly acts. See I've been in regular con- Chronology tact with the of events. vice presi­ dent, secre­ Page 6A tary of _______________ defense, the national security team and my cabinet. We have taken all appropriate security precau­ tions to protect the American people. Our military at home and around the world is on high alert status and we've taken the necessary security precautions to continue the functions of your government. "We have been in touch with the leaders of Congress and with world leaders to assure them that we will do whatever is necessary- to protect America and Americans. "I ask the American people to join me in saying a thanks tor all tire- folks who have been fight­ ing hard to rescue our fellow citizens and to join me in saying a prayer for the victims and their families. "T h e resolve of our great nation Is being tested. Make no mistake. We will show the world that we will pass this test. "God bless." K'W ' W: W Vr.r: Above: Pilots at Comalr Aviation School at Ortnndo'Snnford International Airport wore grounded Tuesday as part ot iho Federal Aviation Admlnstratlon's order lo stop all flights in the United States. Right: Seminole Counly Commissioners Randy Morris, left. and Dick Van der Woide follow updates on lelevisions mounted In tho lobby of the commission cham­ bers. Below: Sanlord airport employee Ray Hayes and Sanlord Police Officer Bill Stead set barri­ cades at the airport Herald photos by Tommy Vincent be too dramatic especially at the younger grades. At the secondary schools it would lx* a local deci­ sion to show the television through the closed dreuit system. "Contrary to some rumors going around, we are NOT in a lock down situation. "I have also asked each princi­ pal to work with their counselors to activate crisis counseling activ­ ities as needed. "Some parents are coming to school to pick up their children. Tlwrt is their prerogative. Please try to accommodate that in as orderly a fashion as possible. "The best thing for our stu­ dents is to be in a supportive nur­ turing environment during this time of national trial. Our schools can help in But effort." Ilfrald rtAff mtmWn Michelle JrrU, C hriilophrj fAllan, D tu Plug,. D r Art Smith And Tommy Vtnrrnl contributed la ihia AtticI#, Prominent Orlando Attorney Joins First Health Doctors: Cites Whiplash “Vital Period” Dr. Joseph Boyle and Dr. Joaaph Slcurella, of the First Health Chiropractic Clinics, were joined by prominent Orlando attorney Ranlar Munna and shared an Important message for automobile accident victims. Tuesday evening, at The Cattle Ranch Steak House, tnia group of professionals came together lo make Seminole County residents aware of the Impor­ tance of on immediate chiropractic examination for an whiplash Injuries. During the dinner seminar, Dr. Joseph Slcurella stated, th e first three weeks after a whiplash Injury should be call the Vital period ot treatment." If accident victims would only realize the need for Immediate examination and treatment following an automobile accident,* says Dr. Slcurella. "During the three week period following an accident, proper care and treatment of a whiplash injury can often save the accident victim a lifetime of pain and discomfort* •Remember.* Dr. Blcurefla stated, *a whiplash Injury doesn’t always produce symptoms until days, weeks, or months after an accident Many accident victims are ’stunned* after an accident and don't feel pain and stillness associated urith whiplash. However, after a nights sleep, or even longer they usually expe­ rience e stiffness or soreness ot their neck. This Is a tip-off of a whiplash Injury.* *OI course,* Dr. Slcurella added, 'many whiplash victims feel pain Immediately.* The most common symptoms of a whiplash are stiffness and tenderness In the neck and headaches. There can also be visual disturbances and shoulder pain. 'And, he noted, In 60% ot the cases, there is low back pain* tVhaf la a w tilplaah an d what la ha cauaa? Dr. Joseph Boyle answered this question as he stated, *A whiplash injury Is caused by a sudden vio­ lent bending of the neck In one direction, and then In the opposite direction. IhU sudden violent bending misaligns bones, tears muscles and ligaments and sprains joints.* The most common cause of a whiplash is an auto collision. However, a sudden jerk on one or both arms, a violent blow to the head, a reflex jerking of the head due to fright or sudden noise, or any kind of a fall that causes forceful movement of the head and neck can causa a whiplash Injury. 'Incidentally,* Dr. Boyle pointed out. *1 recently read that a research council of the U.S. Air Force demonstrated that the normal nock can withstand a forward snapping motion 50 times the lorce of gravity before a major Injury occurs, but on*y a backward snapping of five times the torce ot gravity can be tol­ erated.* He also noted that the elasticity of the neck struc­ *1 5A N IN E W EST, g B A N D f f l L I N O A ER O SO LES, E'n z o A n g io lin i * j Take $EO O From left to right: Qary Lewis - Paralegal, Dr. Joaaph Slcurella, Ranlar Munna • Attorney, Or. Joaaph Boyle at First Haatth Chlropractlca monthfy auto accident Dlnrter/Ssmlnar. tures decreases with advancing age. Dr. Boyle stated, "The older the accident victim, the more likely he will be Injured and disability occur.* •There are many complications of whiplash injuries. Strains, sprains, fractures, nerve Injuries, muscle spasms, ruptured discs, nerve compression, brain and spinal cord Injury and traumatic arihritis.* Dr. Boyle added. *!f the aeddont victim has not received proper care and treatment following the injury,* Dr. Boyle added. *all too frequently, an old whiplash Injury comes bock lo haunt the person.* “When I say there is a vital peri­ od’ alter a whiplash, I mean just that. It s the one ana only golden opportunity to give proper care, treatment and correction.* When should you determine whether or not you have been Injured In an automobile accident? *At any time you experience a soreness or stiff­ ness In your neck after an accident, you should con­ sult a Doctor of Chiropractic. Chiropractic Physicians are specialists In spinal disorders and will advise you Irankfy and sincerely. Should you require medical care, they will refer you to an appropriate physician,* Dr. Boyle said. Dr. Boyle and Dr. Slcurella maintain an office at 3601 W. Lake Mary, In the Publix shopping center. (Next to Block Buster Video) and can be teacliod for further Information at (407) 321-7500. Your Total Purchase of $40°° or m orel Must present coupon it Urns of purchase Not valid with any olhar oftat. Soma style* excluded duo to manufacturers' limitations Sly Isa and colors may vaty by locitkin. Excludes Big Brand Savings Itama. Expires September 18. 2001. ( _ A 1t C x o x t o c i i . W O M E N 'S S P E C IA L V A L U E * E x c l u d e s w o tiii- u 's h o o t s iin tl a t h l e t i c s Not valid with any other offar. Som a styles excluded due to manufacturers’ limitations. Styles and colors may vary by location. Excludes Big Brand Savings Items. RACK ROOM SHOES T h e B ig B ra n d s l Th e B ig S a v in g il Visit us at www.rackroomshoas.com Seminole Towne Center 407-323-7411 Altamonte Mall 407-767-7044 S a le S ta rts Thursday ii Bi.jfci.Jti_.Bfc<Bi ie * �Page 6A Wednesday. September 12. 2001 T iif S eminole H frau ) Chronology of events of l\iesday, Sept. 11, 2001 Blood 8:45 a.m.: A large piano, a hijacked airliner, crashes into one of Ihc World Trade Center towers, tearing a gaping hole in the building and setting it afire. 9:03 a.m.: A second plane, apparently a pas­ senger jet, crashes into the second World Trade Center tower and explodes. 9:17 a.m.: Ihe FAA shuts down all New York City area airports. 9:21 a.ma New York City Port Authority orders all bridges and tunnels in the New York City area closed. 9v30 a.m.: Bush, speaking in Florida, say’s the country has suffered an "apparent terrorist attack." 9:40 a.m.: The FAA halts all flight operations at U S. airports, the first time in U S. history that air traffic nationwide has been lulled. 9:43 a.m.: An aircraft crashes into the Pentagon, sending up a huge plume of smoke. Evacuation begins immediately. 9:45 a.m.: The White House evacuates. 9:57 a.m.: Bush departs from Florida. IChOS a.m.: Tire south tower of the World Trade Center collapses, plummeting into the streets below. A massive cloud of dust and debris forms and slowly drifts away from the building. 10:08 a.m.: Secret Service agents armed with automatic rifles are deployed into Lafayette Park across from the White House. 10:10 a.m.: A portion of the Pentagon col­ lapses 10:10 a.m.: United Airlines Flight 93 crashes in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, southeast .of Pittsburgh. 10:13 a.m.: The United Nations building evacuates, including 4,700 people from the headquarters building and 7,000 total from i UNICEF and U.N. development programs. 10:22 a.m.: In Washington, tire State and justice departments arc evacuated, along with the World Bank. 10:24 a.m.: The FAA reports that all inbound transatlantic aircraft flying into the United States are being diverted to Canada. 10:28 a.m.: Tire World Trade Center’s north tower collapses from the top down as if it were being peeled apart, releasing a tremendous cloud of debris and smoke. 10:45 a.m.: All federal office buildings in Washington arc evacuated. 10.46 a.m.: U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell cuts short his trip to Latin America to return to live United States. 10.48 a.m.: Police confirm the crash of a large plane in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. 10:53 a.m.: New York's primary elections scheduled for today arc postponed. 10-34 a.m.: Israel evacuates all diplomatic missions. 1037 a.m : New York Gov. George Pataki says all state government offices arc closed. 11:02 a.m : New York Mayor Rudy Guiliani urges citizens to stay at home and orders an evacuation of the area south of Canal Street. 11:16 a.m.: CNN reports that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Is preparing biotermrism teams to respond to the incidents in a precautionary move. The preparation is not based on any known bioterrorism threat. 11:18 a.m.: American Airlines reports it lias lost two aircraft. American Flight 11, a Boeing 767 flying from Boston to Los Angeles, liad 81 passengers and 11 crew aboard. Flight 77, a tkx’ing 757 en route from Dulles Airport near Washington to Los Angeles, liad 58 passengers and six crew members aboard, flight 11 is S' 7 * 7 believed to be one of tin? planes Out crashed into the World Trade Center. 11:26 a.m.: United Airlines reports that United Flight 93, en route from Newark, New Jersey, to San Francisco, has crashed in Pennsylvania, southeast of Pittsburgh The air­ line also says Out it is "deeply concerned” about United flight 175. 1139 a.m.: United Airlines confirms Out Flight 175, from Boston to Los Angeles, has crashed with 56 passengers and nine crew members aboard. Emergency personnel at the scene say there arc no survivors. 12.-04 p.m.: Los Angeles Iiilcinalion.il Airport, the destination ol two of lire hijacked American Airlines flights, is evacuated. 12:15 p.m.: The Immigration and Naturalization Service says U S. borders with Canada and Mexico are on the highest state of alert, but no decision has been made about closing borders. 12:15 p.m: San Francisco International Airport is evacuated and shut down. The alr>rt was the destination of American Airlines ight 77, which was one of the aircraft to strike the World Trade Center. 1230 p.ma The FAA s a p 50 flights arc in U.S. airspace, but none are reporting any prob­ lems. 1KM p.m.: President Bush, speaking from an undisclosed location, s a p that all appropriate security measures arc being taken, including putting the U S. military on high alert world­ wide. He asks for prayers for those killed or wounded in the attacks and says: "Make no mistake, the United States will hunt down and punish those responsible for these cowardly acts." K Continued ffrom Page 1A blood on hand. It takes at least 12 to 18 hours to test blood before it can be used. "W hen something like this happens, you can’t anticipate it," St. Clair said. "During a catastro­ phe, people come together. But, people need to donate blood all the time." Both the Sanford and Winter Springs blood banks will be open Wednesday. Normal hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., but St. Clair said hours will probably be extended due to Tuesday's events. Both blood banks will also be open Thursday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. lh e Sanford Blood Bank is located at 1302 E. Second St., and the Winter Springs Blood Bank is located at 268 E. SR 434. The Altamonte Springs Blood Bank is scheduled to be open Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. To donate blood, people need to be at least 110 pounds, in good health and at least 17 years old. Those who arc 17 need their par­ ent or guardian's signature before donating blood. G o v e rn o r Continued from Page 1A rorism is to get back to work serving our people and our state," Bush said. He also urged residents to contact local blood banks and Red Cross offices to help in the disaster relief effort. Florida Speaker of the House Tom Feeney (R-Ovledo) direct­ ed all House committee meet­ ings be canceled Tliesday. Meetings for the remainder of the week have not been can­ celed, but House members will be excused and no votes will be i taken at any such meetings. "Although it is our under­ standing that all flights have been canceled. Members and district staff who are able to travel home arc encouraged to do so to be with their families," Feeney said Tuesday. "Additionally, as precautionary measure, the Capitol and Legislative Buildings will be evacuated for the remainder of the day. " A dditional inform ation on relief efforts can be acquirer! through a toll free number, 1888-993-1023, and the state web site, www.myflorida.com, said Bush "I ask every Floridian who have ev er prayed to pray tonight. Pray for the victims of this cowardly attack and their loved ones. Pray for the missing and the loved ones holding vigil between hope and despair." the tournament arc probably not going to make it, but we'll deal with the logistics." If enough participants arc available, the home run derby will begin at 7 p.m. "W e may have to get some people out o f the crowd," Lcssard said. The ceremonies will begin at 8 p.m . w ith introductions and comments from local, state and federal officials; the ceremonial first pitch; Pat W hatcly's perfor­ mance of "God Bless America"; and the National Anthem by local group Voices of Inspiration. "This isn't just about a soft­ ball tournament or about the stadium, this is about coming together ns a community and as a nation to mourn those wc have lost and to show our pride in A m erica," Lcssard said. "The American tradition is to face adversity, to rebuild, and to remain the greatest nation in the world. "W e want to use this as an opportunity for folks who arc hurting to com e together as A m ericans," Lessaru added. "Wc invite people from all over the region to come out and show they care about their fellow Am ericans and the United States." For updates on Thursday night's schedule, call the city's parks and recreation depart­ ment at 407-330-5697. S ta d iu m Herald photo by Tommy Vincent P an Am didn’t h ave nights scheduled Into Santord Tuesday, s o nights wore not disrupted. However, airline officials 'ann oun ced they w ere cancelling all flights on W ednesday, S ept. 1 2 . \ Continued from Page 1A terrorists, these cowards want." The ceremony is lo be held in conjunction with the opening night o f the ASA M en’s Super Slow Pitch National Softball Tournament, but the event will be rearranged to include addi­ tional tributes and to compen­ sate for some of the teams unable to travel to Sanford. "W e’re probably going to have to cancel the home run derby," Commissioner W hitey Eckstein said. "Som e of those teams from out of state w on't be here because o f the flights being canceled." "Logistically, w e're going to have problems," Lcssard said. "Som e of the teams flying in for .a lA U iV U O NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE The CITY OF L0NGW00D has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. Last Year’s property tax levy: A. Initially proposed tax levy............$3.323.918 B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes...$ 31.982 C. Actual property tax levy...............$ 3.291.936 This year’s proposed tax levy..................$ 3.496.270 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to he held on Monday, September 17, 2001 7:00 pm at Longwood City Commission Chambers 175 W. Warren Avenue Longwood, Florida 32750 A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. ...V - BU D G ET SU M M A RY C IT Y O F LO N G W O O D - FISCAL YEAR 2002 PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD ARE 15.5% LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES CASH BALANCES BROUGHT FORWARD ESTIMATED REVENUES: Ad Valorem Taxes - Millage 5.00 Sales and Use Taxes Franchise Fees Utility Service Taxes Communications Services Tax Licenses and Permits Intergovernmental Charges for Servires Fines and Forlatures Miscellaneous Other Financing Sources Total Estimated Revenues and Cash Balances Brought Forward ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES / EXPENSES: General Government Public Safety Physical Environment Transportation Culture & Recreation Debt Service GENERAL FUND SPECIAL REVENUE FUN0S CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND ENTERPRISE FUND TOTAL $5,158.151 1743.114 S3.7B8232 SL219.689 SUL9Q9J86 3,321,500 207,300 229,000 1,239,400 1,478,800 346,600 1.640,080 qoq ff>n 275,700 346,400 506,490 S15.733.621 S2.297.100 S5.406.750 621,500 1,807,200 1.633,070 45,900 500.000 *> 161,000 450,500 SI.129.314 S4m 532 S4.Q22Q89 S47.400 25,500 742,000 SI.676.000 aU.uUu Total Expenditures / Expenses Reserves Total Appropriated Expenditures / Expenses and Reserves pi TM OOO 23,700 362,500 3.321,500 207,300 229,000 1,239,400 1,478,800 346,600 2,340.060 q <141 inn 299,400 1,342,400 506,490 S25.561.556 456,490 $2.297,100 5.454.150 3.995,520 4,225,200 1.633,070 45,900 606.490 S3.348.520 11.811.520 654.900 L676.Q00 3.805.010 18J5L43Q 3.922.101 264,414 3,000,532 217.079 7,404,126 *15 733 621 Sl.129.31i S4.676.532 S4J222JK9 S25.561.556 THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED AND / OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD. �T he S eminole H erald Wednesday. September 12, 2001 Page 7A M ilitary News Air Force Airman 1st Class Jessica D. Lopez has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks of train­ ing, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. Lopez is the daughter of Tanya M. and Dan J. Lopez of Oviedo. In 1999, she graduated from Oviedo High School. Air Force Airman Jason A. Jessee has graduated from basic milltaiy training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks of train­ ing, the airman studied live Air Force mission, organization, and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training cam credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son of Randy and Vicky Jessee of 719 Gallaway Court, Winter Springs, Fla. Jessee is a 1997 graduate of Univeristy High School, Orlando, Fla. BRO W N S GYMNASTICS A ir Force Airman Jo se L. Aponte has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks of train­ ing, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and custom s and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree tltrough the Community College o f live Air Force. He is the son o f Martha Aponte o f Casselberry and Jose L Aponte of Orlando. Aponte is a 1998 graduate of the University High School, Orlando. LA K E M A R Y /S A JjFQ R D R e g is te r N o w F o r F a ll Classes Tin* Onlv (Jvm nuslirs School in Central ---------K J o r i< ia - O r j 'iu : in ii. l F r e e H o u r s o f ( •v in n a s i i c s E a c h M o n t h NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE Th e City of Sanford proposes to adopt the following ordinances: Ordinance No. 3648 (site 17 on map below) AN ORDINANCE O F THE CITY O F SANFORD, FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 3117 O F SAID CITY; SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN; SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OF 3 5 .4 4 A C RES O F PRO PERTY LYING BETWEEN 13TH ST R E E T AND 23RD ST R E E T AND BETWEEN ELM AVENUE AND LOCUST AVENUE. FROM MR-2, MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL; G C-2, GENERAL COMMERCIAL; AND SR -1A , SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING RESIDENTIAL. TO S R -1 , SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING RESIDENTIAL; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND E FF E C ­ TIVE DATE. 8 Hours for the Price of 4 • CLASSES FOR BOY AND GIRLS OF ALL AGES • CALL FOR YOUR AND Ordinance No. 3649 (site 18 on map below) AN ORDINANCE O F THE CITY O F SANFORD, FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 3117 OF SAID CITY; SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN; SAID AMEND­ MENT CHANGING THE ZONING O F 4.1 2 A C RES O F PRO PER TY LYING BETWEEN 24TH ST R E E T AND 25TH S T R E E T AND BETWEEN OAK AVENUE AND PALMETTO AVENUE, FROM RMOI, MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL-OFFICE-INSTITUTIONAL, TO SR-1 A, SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING RESIDENTIAL; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILI­ TY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. F R E E T R IA L C LASS OJ(1« & Boy* Beginner / Advanced Gymnastics, Mom & Tot, Tiny Tots. Chaerieadlng, High School, Mini Camps, Qlrft Competettve Teams. J 1 W j birthday Parties Available. V u cS i National ana IntamattonaKy •Renowned Coaching Stuff AND Ordinance No. 3650 (site 19 on map below) AN ORDINANCE O F THE CITY O F SANFORD, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 3117 OF SAID CITY; SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN; SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING O F 1.54 A C RES O F PRO PERTY LYING BETWEEN 23RD STR E E T AND 24TH S T R E E T AND BETWEEN OAK AVENUE AND MAGNOLIA AVENUE, FROM MR-2, MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, TO RMOI. MULTIPLE FAMILY RESI* DENTIAL-OFFICE-INSTmrnONAL; PROVIDING FO R SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. tiv / 3 = V b *' R e g ister B e fo re Aug. 31. 2001 & R e c e iv e " * S10 O ff 1si M o n th ! N e w S tu d e n ts O n ly M f Lake Mary/SanFord 901 Centra) Park Dr. irmn <4c.—ii—u a c—m r«t n»» i Sanford. FL 32771 (407) 302-2044 GOT YOUR HARDS FULL? CALL... NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN SERVICE Residential Our Specialty I DEEP CLEAN SPECIAL i $7 5 H O U S E C L E A N IN G 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon We Do It All!! A public hearing on the ordinances wilt be held on Monday, September 2 4 ,20 0 1 , at 7:00 o’clock P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, In the City Commission Room, City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Interested parties m ay appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the proposed ordinances, interbsled putties m ay also submit written commentr.. Copies of the proposed ordinances are available for inspection by the public at the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. A D V IC E T O T H E P U B U C : IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S T O A P P E A L A D E C IS IO N M A D E W IT H R E S P E C T T O A N Y M A T T E R C O N S ID E R E D A T T H E A B O V E M E E T IN G , O R H E A R IN G , H E M A Y N E E D A V E R B A T IM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S , IN C L U D IN G , T H E T E S T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E , W H IC H R E C O R D IS N O T P R O V ID E D B Y T H E C I T Y O F S A N F O R D . (F S 266.0105) P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G A S S IS T A N C E T O P A R T IC IP A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T T H E H U M A N R E S O U R C E S O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R A T 330-5626 48 H O U R 8 IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T IN G . Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clark Including • DUSTING •VACUUMING CALL TODAY! • RESIDENTIAL '■OFFICES • APARTMENTS • COMMER­ • MOPPING/WAXINQ FLOORS] CIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING • CEILING FANS • EXCELLENT SERVICE • ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED • AFFORDABLE RATES INSIDE & OUT .*NEW.CONSTRUCTION . • CHANGE DIRTY LINENS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 25 % OFF i WINDOW PACKAGES ! - - - - WITHCOUPON_____ ____ J A L iiiA C A R P E T CAR E ] A L L C A R P E T & T IL E C L E A N IN G J 4 0 7 - 4 9 6 -1 2 2 2 NEAT-N-TIDY flU CLEAN 40J-324-1117 We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, - ; * All Seminole County & surrounding areas. �) u T m : S f ju in o l f . H e r a l d t s j w t iiw r si a »n i if i u eiii a * ■ < Your guide to this sum m er’s co o le st hot fbrIhtbestpImhtowiiftiMITO His & H ers Lounge If you're looking to relax in a friendly, neighborhood atmos­ phere, His St Hers Lounge and Kareoke Bar at 2617 South Orlando Avenue, Sanford, is the place you need to be. Ih c new owners, Paul and P.J., opened the doors for business Sub* Sul F re s h S u b s A r e W a it in g F o r You! FULL SE RVICE BAKERY BIRTHDAY • WEDDING • SNACKS PASTRIES • BREADS • SALADS TAMMY’S CUSTOM BA KERY ! S A N f O R U A V E .. S A N f O B D 1 4 1 )7 1 irner o f 2nd Avc. & Sanford Ave.) \ 7 ( 1 9 . 4 1 1 ■ f ft “W ■ I U 110 S. P A L M E T T O , D O W N TO W N S A N FO R D 407-321-6933 Drew pointed out that the main purpose of the new owners is to create a friendly neighborhood establishment. She explained that His St Hers will not tolerate any patnms “with an attitude". But if ymi're looking to have a lot of fun, then His St Here has much to offer. “We have a lot of regular customers and they think of it as their place," Drew said. One of the main attractions is Kareoke. The person in charge of getting you to sing your heart out is Melissa Stafford. "We have Kareoke seven days a week," Stafford said. You can sing on Sunday from 7 p.m. to 12 p.m. and the nest of the week from 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. And it doesn't matter wltal style you like, Stafford said they sing everything, from Oldies to Country. Thursday night, Stafford said, is contest night. First place will receive a $25 bar tab certificate, second place is worth $15 off their bar tab and third place will get $10 toward lounge beverages. After eight weeks, .ill llu* finalist will compete for a grand prize — three dav vacation at the beach. "W e always try and have something fun on the weekends," Drew said. "Last weekend we had a "Hokcy Pokey" contest and the winner received a bottle of Champaign." If singing Kareoke or doing the Hokgy Pokey isn’t your thing, you might want to Join the dart league. The league meets every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. "All you have tc do hr drop in and we'll help get you signed up," Drew said. A new feature at His 4c Hers which everyone will enjoy is the Tlkl Bar. Once out the back door, customers are greeted by the tranquil sound of n waterfall and pond, Ieohs. and ilu iis dot ilte small patio which is bordered by tiki loiiiw s .md an aivn of grass. Special nights to mark on your calendar.!re ladies night each Monday and His St Here T-shirt night on Wednesday's. So if you like that friendly neighborhood bar atmosphere, stop in at His Sc Here iq Sanford and make some new friends. And parking is never a problem. Drew said their friends across the street at Prime Equipment said it's OK to use their lot. Phone: 407-328-8444. 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Night l o n d a y Is L p d i e s N i g h t H a p p y H o u r P r ic e s 9 to 12 * �IIlKAI.I) S e c t io n B In s id e : W ednesday September 12, 2001 C lassifeds C rossword 4B Rinker, E c k s te in s e ts A L r o o k ie r e c o r d Eckstein Within one of tying Major League record for being hit by a pitch are to be thanked By Dean Smith Sports Eriilor With the beautiful remodel* ing of Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium complete and ready for its | reopening tomorrow, it's| time to pay thanks to the two men who| arc primarily responsible for the fadli still being here. If not for Dean Smith the hard . work of the late Wes Rinker and the foresight of Sanford City Commissioner Whltry EcUstelr., tlie ilatii.ua m tw than likely would have been leveled years ago. . I don't know exactly when in the 1960's that the stadium stopped being used for base­ ball, but I know that since my family moved here in the summer of 1967 that it was being used strictly as a foot­ ball stadium fur Seminole aiul Crooms high schools and the now-defunct Sanford Naval Academy. I do know that sometime in the late 1960's that Jav Bergman, then the coach at Seminole Junior College, was trying to get the facility named aa the permanent rite . for the Florida Junior College State Baseball Tournament, but could not get enough sup­ port for the Idea. Then in 1973 the drafting class at Seminole High School designed a new on-campus football stadium that was to open In time for the 1974 foot­ ball season, putting an end to using the stadium for football and seemingly signaling the death-kneil for the facility. But after sitting empty and in disrepair for almost a year and several rumors being floated around about the sta­ dium's fate, Rinker, the owner and operator of Florida Baseball Schools, came for­ ward with an offer to the City of Sanford to lease the stadi­ um and/etum it to a baseball field. At the time Rinker did not have a permanent facility and was operating his school, which taught youngsters how to correctly play baseball, wherever he could find an open field throughout Central Florida. Rinker and the City wens able to work out a deal and the former minor league play­ er and major league scout set about the huge task of trying to make the stadium usable again. At the time Rinker took pos­ session of the facility, it looked like a football field with bleachers running down what is now the third base line and from what is now the rightfield line to the centerfield wall. With the help of many local people, particularly Tommy and BUly Gracey who had access to heavy equipment, fences that ran in front of the bleachers were removed, the dugouts were refurbished and the infield was resodded. Even with the field still not ready, Rinker started holding classics and scrimmage games at the stadium in the winter of 1974 and In the spring pring of 1975 chool. the Seminole High School, Universityy of of C Central Florida and the Sanford Recreation DcpoiUnuit sto rial using the field for its baseball games. There were also four other fields around the stadium that were made playable again and Rinker started bringing in See Dean, Page SB ANAHEIM. CA. — It may b e an o b scu re record, bu t It Is a record non eth eless. David E ck stein 's excellent rookie seaso n Ju s t keeps getting b ette r and b ette r us the shortstop In now in the A m erican League record book for get­ ting hit by a pitch and sta n d s Ju s t one away from tying the M ajor League m ark. "David did the same thing in college," David Eckstein’s father, Whitey, said. "H e looks to get hit. As a lead-off hitter, his job is to get on base, and he looks to get Ihcre anyway he can." T h is p a st Saturd ay night th e Sanford native w as h it by a pitch for th e third straig h t gome. In th e fifth Inning by th e M innesota Tw ins’ Rick Reed. raLtin^ Ids total to 10 this sea Hall o f Fnm er F ra n k R obinson for son. the C in cin n ati Reds In 1 956. On T h u rsd ay. E ck ste in lied a 7 8 W hitey Eckstein said he understands year-old AL rookie record for m ost his son’s playing style, but he still wor­ tim es being h it by n pitch se t by the ries about David getting hurt. D etroit Tigers' Helnlc M anush in "It's so easy to be seriously hurt when 1023. T h en on Friday, h e se t th e new AL -you get hit," Eckstein said. "There are so record and Ued the Anaheim Angels' . many little bones in.your hand that are easy to break, and David won't wear a fran ch ise record, se t by Rick wrist guard. He says it's uncomfortable. R cich ard t In 1 9 6 8 and Don Baylor In So yeah, I worry about him all the time." 1 0 7 9 . when h e w as plunked for the E ck stein nl*o b ro k e an o th er streak 18th tim e. on Sa tu rd a y a s h e ripped a n RBI Sa tu rd a y 's Leaning broke the double In th e sev enth Inning, ending Angels record und moved the a n O -for-17 slum p. Sem inole High and University of E ck stein stayed b ru ise free on Florida grad w ithin o n e o f th e M ajor Su n d ay and Monday, bu t did steal League rookie record o f 2 0 se t by h is 2 0 th b a se in 2 4 attem p ts on Monday a g ain st th e S ea ttle M ariners. T h e steal p u ts him 2 4 th In Uie AL In th efts th is sea so n and gives him one o f th e highest stolen b a se p er­ cen ta g es In th e league w ith a n .8 3 3 . He Is now hittin g .2 8 7 th is sea so n , the h ig h est am ong all regu lars on th e Angels, and h a s an on b a se per- * cen tag e o f .3 5 9 . Whitey Eckstein said he is proud of his son and the example he is sitting for younger players. "I'm just glad somebody from Sanford — whether it's my son or someone else — is playing in the Major Leagues," Eckstein said. "If a kid who's 5-foot-7 can make It by working hard, then anyone can." R A IN E S B A C K IN T O P F O R M Have you got to see San fo rd 's Tim See Raines, Page 3B . District time is here Most SAC teams begin ‘real’ part of football schedule Special to the Herald B1THLO — Mother Nature again took care of local PASCAR racing, this time washing out action at both Orlando Specdworid and New Smyrna Speedway tills past weekend. This Friday night (September 14 th) Orlando Speed world will hold a special event with the Florida LegendCars paying visit to the local speedpiant. Also on the card will be heats and features in all of the regular FASCAR classes of Super Late Model, Modified, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. It will also be a Double-Points Night for the Super Late Models and Mini-Stocks. Gates open a 6 p ro . and rac­ ing begins at 8 p ro . every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. B y Dean Smith Sports Editor S A N F O R D —: With a very competitive fune-up schedule outtofthe way.'flre c f the C*2 seven Seminole Athletic Confeience football teams take their first plunge into district •/Uythls Friday. Only Lake Brantley emerged from the first two weeks with an undefeated record and five teams have victories already. But with a couple of breaks every team could have a win and as many as three ta u t* could be undefeated. The Patriots remained unde­ feated as quarterback John Venters ran for three touch­ downs and threw for another In a 36-22 victory over Lyman in the home opener for Lake Brantley at Tom Storey Field last Friday. All-around star Jamal Oliver ran for 64 yards on the first play of the game to set-up a one-yard run by Venters as tire Patriots got off to a fast start. The Greyhounds (0-2) answered right back as quar­ terback Victor Johnson gal­ loped in from 61-yards out, but Lake Brantley regained the lead for good moments later when Oliver broke loose on an 87-yard scamper. Chad Bearden then hit Corey Andrade with a two point conversion pass and the Patriots led 15-7 after m e quarter. See Football, Page 2B rMrPI FWXJROBWf lla Seminole High Schools defense (above) did a good job of containing the Lake Howell offense for much of the first and third quarters, forcing many fumbles and losses. But once Brandon Marshall (No. 14. right) entered the game st qoertwbscfc the Sitvor Hawks began to gobble up the yardage and pulled off a 24­ 22 upset in the Fighting Seminotes' home opener i t Thomas E. Whighem Stadium last Friday. Lake Howell ( H ) wE look to win Its fire! Class 4A-Distric1 S game when H hosts Palm Bay-BaysfcJe at Richard L Evans. Field this Friday, while Seminole (1-1) will continue Seminole Athletic Conference play when it travels to the Carlton Henley Sports Complex to challenge the Lymen Greyhounds. All games win b w M 7:30 p.m. N EW SM YRN A SPEEDWAY Schedule set for ASA National Tournament B y Doan Sm ith Sports Editor $ ' * R a c in g lo s e s to M o th e r N a tu re . SANFORD — I he schedule has been announced for the 2001 ASA (Amateur Softball Association) Men’s Super Slow Pitch National Tournament that will take place at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium this Thursday through Sunday. The 10 best slow pitch softball teams in the country, which qualified through differ‘ ‘ ut the United ent tournaments throughou1 States thisi past year, will be on RinkerStenstrom Field for the double elimination event that will also feature the grand ceremonies for tire remodeled reopening; < stadium. The tournament noons at 3 p.m. tomor­ row (Thursday) with New Construction tak­ ing on Oswego Drywall. At 5 p ro., Rcds/J 4c J/Fairweather/Worth will face Pov’s/Walser/TPS. The event will then take a break with the exciting and thrilling Home Run Derby being held at 7 p.m. At 8 p.m. the dcdlca-. tion and ribbon-cutting ceremonies will be held, followed by a fireworks display at around 8 2 5 p.m. The first day of the tournament will wrap up with the winner of tire 3 p.m. game reluming to play N o .! seeded I eng Haul/Taylor Brolhers/Shcn Corp./TPS at 9 p.m. The tournament cranks back up bright and early on Friday with Hague/Resmondo/Spedalty Tknk/TPS tak­ ing on Medic-Aidc at 9 a.m. At 11 a.m., Aftershock/Easton faces Budweiser/Summerlln/ITT/Master Graphics/Easton and at 1 p.m. the final first round game will see the 9 a.m. winner com­ ing back to play Dan . Smith/Backman/Menossey/Easton at 1 p.m. Loser's Bracket games will be played at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m., with the Winner's Bracket semifinals set for 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Action begins again at 9 a.m. on Saturday with a Loser's Bracket game and more elim­ ination games follow at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m. ' The Winner's Bracket final is set for 5 p.m. and the day's action ends with another Loser's Bracket game at 7 p.m. The final three teams will then return on Sunday with the Loser's Bracket final scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. The survivor of that game will stick around to take on the Last undefeated team in the Championship Game at 11 aro . If after the 11 a.m. contest both teams have one loss, a winner-take-all 'if neces­ sary’ game will be played at 1 p.m. Tne public is invited to attend the Home Run Derby, grand reopening ceremony and fireworks free of charge, but the games will rcqiuirc an admission charge. ’ui more information and ticket iprices, F< please contact the Central Florida Sports Commission at 407-648-4900 or the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department at 407-330-5697. SAM SULA — New Smyrna Speedway also suffered from the effects of last week's dally rainfall and had to cancel its weekly card. This Saturday (September 15th) New Smyrna Speedway will also hold special even Is as the SARA Late Models will be on hand as well as the running of the School Bus Race that was originally scheduled for last Saturday. Also on the card will be fea­ tures in the regular FASCAR divisions of Late Model, Mini­ Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. There will be no Super Late Models this week. , In a recap of the races from August 25th: It was a familiar sight as David Rogers put the fill TM Ranch Dodge out front on the first lap and went flag to flag for the win in the Super Late Models. Past champion B.J. McLeod drove a steady race in the #78 to grab the runner up spot over The Briar Construction #27 of Lake Mary's Mike Good. Modified champion Mark Vandevendcr w is fourth in the #7 and Mike Williams placed 5th in the South 40 car. Tank Tucker Used every bit of his energy and experience to pul the #15 Graham Custom Fabrication Modified out front and he kept it there to come home with the big win in the 100 Lap Ed Meredith Memorial, See Racing, Page 2B �Po r <* 2 It ttWInrsdny September 12. 2001 J T he S eminole H erald Racing Gibbs drove a smart race and Continued from page IB held off Friday winner Doug the fourth race o f the FASCAR Samion in the Rinaldi #04. Pro Modified Tour Scries. The race drew the very best of Third fell to veteran Dale Florida's Modified cars and dri­ Clouser in the red #30, while vers with all eyes on Mike Frills Brett Bultemcicr and Ron Lufcy were also in the Top five at the who set fast time in Ed's #52. pay window. The inverted starting line-up Shane Stacy took the No. 11 »ut Frilts back to seventh, and Strictly Stock to the Winner's erry Symons drew the pole. Symons' car was off, and Circle over Big Bob Trombley, Tucker and Fritts quickly got by. Geno Smith, Josh Wronkowski, and Scott Lees. It was a clean race ice with tew few Gates open at 5 p.m. and rac­ serious wrecks, and Tucker was flawless on the re-starts. ing begins at 730 p.m. every Saturday night at the track When it was done, Fritts fol­ located at the com er of SR. 44 lowed Tank to the checkers, and C.R. 419, between New with Symons holding on for Smyrna, DcLand and Daytona. third. Returning champion Jimmy Winks drove to an impressive BITHLO — Test and Tune fourth, and Doug Molf drove will be held every Wednesday the yellow #99 from the near to night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at fifth. O flardo Sj^ed world. Honorable mention also goes Cost is $20, which Is good for to Mike Filch, Aiic AlmiroLa, the car and three people In the Jason Boyd, Rob Underwood, pits only, while individuals can Justin Henderson, Andy enter for $5. Saffiotti, Jim Flynn, Ross For more information on any Eldridgc, Bobby Blake, and the rest of the teams that participat­ local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 568ed. 1367 (Orlando) or (386) 427The mighty #7 Mini-Stock of 4129 (New Smyrna), or check “the Missileman" Tim McPhail the Internet site at continued his winning ways as WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDi he took advantage of a motor WAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASproblem on Rick Turney "The CARNOW3AOL.COM. Concrete King" in the #55 Also you arc invited to tune T.H.E. Ford Probe. in to Daytona's WNDB-AM The second spot went to the 1150 ’ The new ’ VOICE" o f Stock #8 of Jamie McCague. Conrad Car R acingl" every Monday Grenier's #01 was third, with night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. fol­ Patricia Grey's #8R and Rex lowing the Benny Parsons Christensen's V-3 rounding out Show. the field. This is a radio show that is It was a big first time devoted to Short Thick Stock Sportsman win for the Golden Flori lorida Mgt. #47 of Dave Gibbs! Car Racing and is sponsored by I TEST AND TUNE New Smyrna Speedway and d by Randy Dye of hosted Speedway Dodge and Don Ncron crone and Terry Roberts from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls and answer questions at 386-239-0033. You can listen to the radio show anywhere in the United Stales via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Give them a call and support "your" radio show! RESULTS NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SttunJif, A ufii.l U SVTTB LATE MODEL . 1. (11) OrrM l o p n : 2. (,>) B J, M clfod, 3. (2?) M jIfiioaL ' i . (7) Mirk V.ndrvmdct, 1 (S40) C r o r f r Murphy; 6. (17) Mmc Klnlcy; 7. (22) David Fnwhlkh; 8. (42) Mtdurl WUllama. 9. (20) Ron Dicandkt, 10 (7Y) Malt Griffin; II. (68) Jimbo lyviland; 12. (31) D ai Funk. MODIFIED (100 LAP ED MEEIDmi MEMORIAL RACE *4 O f D IE FASCAR n o MODIFIED TOUR SERIES STACK) . t. (18) lin k U r t tr ; 2. (J?) M!k» Prlff?; 3 (88) f m y Synwm. 4. (5711) Jimmy Wtnka; 1 (99) Uour Mott; 6. (14) Anc AlmutSa; 7. (00) BcMry Slakr. A (57) Jim ‘ lire*- Flynn. 9. (IB) Andy SafitUn. ID (18) Jualin H m lm n n 11. (2X) |*am Boyd; 12. (WJr ) John Clayxrlt 13. (22) Tim Dyaorv 1 4 .0 ) Wayn* Parkrr; 15. (75) Praa Chkhftanr; 18 (09) Sofa Undanvond. 17. (1R) Mika R k h 18 (71) Larry Oatmv; 19 (721) John B am rtt 20. (M) Frank (Wly; 21. (13) Bill Cimn; 21 (77) Tim Wallatr SPORTSMAN . 1 ( 4 7 ) David Gft*a; 1 (04) Dbug Samion; 3. (30) Uklr Clouarr; 4. (2) Brrti Outtrmkin; 5. (07) Ron Lufcy; 8 (90) Sirva Flinav; 7. ( ID)Tommy Dow; 8. (18) Kan Lrwlmu 9. (43) Diillip BnartW MINI-STOCK .1 .( 7 ) Tim McFhaU. 1 (8Y) Jaoik iX iC ig ix i 3- (01) Cuvad Gicr.lt.-. 4 (r) Trlaha Gray; 5. (V3) R n Chritlmacn. 8 (4) Ron (>.,hrau. 7. (58) Don DaUrmpk; 8 ( » ) Rick Tumry; 9. (12) David F u m ; 10 (9) Dak CaaawL 11. (H) PUR Puglki STRICTLY STOCK . 1. (11Y) Shana Stacy; 2. (38) Bth Tmmhlry; X (25) Gcno SanilK 8. (27) No driver llakd; 5. (81) Serf! taw ; 8 (50) Rohm Skkmrr: 7. (58) David 5CT*t 8 (89) GraJy SiX L 9. (t O S a ji G ouM 10 p ?) TrmrS Score 11. (24) Richard Brauw ll. 1 2 (28) MkhrlkDyaL 13. (11C) Nick Verier; 1 8 (98A) No driver liakd; 15. (94) Ruaty Boyce. FW C prepares rule to ban marine life feeding Sp ecial to the Harald OCALA — The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), today, directed its staff to draft a rule to prohibit marine life feeding. 71 te tule may come up foi Final action at the FWC's Oct. 31 - Nov. 1 meeting in Key Largo. Marine life feeding takes place on a small (ul number of scuba diving tours, during which diver tour operators use food to attract sharks, rays, eels and other marine predators for Inter­ action with adventurous divers. Opponents say the practice Is dangerous and alters the preda­ tors’ natural feeding habits and conditions predators to associate people with food. Dive tour operators have worked with the FWC for the past two years to work out a set of voluntary guidelines for the dives rather than mandatory regulations. However, Commissioners expressed concern that marine predator feeding may modify the behavior of sea life and is potentially danger­ ous. "We have spent two years studying the situa­ tion, and we Were not able to agree with the Industry on acceptable guidelines," Commission Vico Chairman John Rood said. "We had no choice but to initiate rule-making to ban the feeding of marine life. My concerns related to public safety as a result of behavior modification and my philosophical opposition to feeding wild animals." Commission Chairman David Meehan said he believes any activity that alters feeding habiU o f marine life and potentially conditions predators to associate people with food Is unwise. "Even though the dive tour operators have nn excellent safety record, the potential for tragedy is real," he said, "and 1 think it's not a good conservation practice to take animals that arc equipped to be nunters and train them to rely on people for food handouts." The FWC m ade a diligent effort to get input from both sides of the issue and encouraged public debate. Commissioners also will take public com­ ments at the November meeting to ensure that everyone with opinions or information about marine life feeding has an opportunity to bring them to the Commissioners' attention. If passed by the Commission, the rule would have minimal Impact on the dive tour industry. Only four dive tour operators conduct dives that faaturc marinE predator feeding, and they usually conduct one or two such dives per week in addition to other diving adventures See F W C Page 3B Football Continued from page IB Neither team could find pay­ dirt in the second period and die Iiuntefon.es went to the lockerroom leading by eight points. The Lake Brantley special teams turned the game info a rout quickly in the second half as Duane 1 foane Holmes, who had intercepted a pass late In die second quarter, recovered a fumble forced by Andrade cm the opening kick off of the sec­ ond naif and Venters found the end z o r - two plays later from SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTORS O f O rla n d o , Inc. TIL E IN S TO C K • 30,000 SF • 40,000 SF 590 SF 750 SF •80,000 SF 990 SF W t Accept ■ “ GRANDOPENING New Outlet in Sanford 3169 Orlando Dr. 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -0 2 2 7 • Letsons • Music • Sales • Rentals 851 E. 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Magnolia Ave., Suite 407, Orlando, FL 32803 407 481-9564 ThB iNifeig1of An Aidfftty «•an impalmf doawort that ihouU not in taMd .notary I 8y a Patriots coach George Clayton then reached into his bag o f tricks ami uslied for an on-side kick, which Holmes recovered, putting the home team right tuck In business. Venters found Fabier Fernandez for 56-yards three plays later and the rout was on. A horrible third quarter con­ tinued for Lyman momenta later when anotlarr fumble gave Lake Brantley the ball at foe 12 and Venters raced In on the first play, making the score 36-7 after three periods of play. The Greyhounds made the game respect! ble in the fourth period as MaU M oise scored on a five-yard run, followed by a two-point run by Johnson, and ‘ Johnson to Stenko will hop?*> when they tra this Friday to to Jackson' take on Ed White High School in a Class 6A-District 1 match lo (1-1) will also be heading to Jacksonville this week, opening Its 6A-1 schedule a t Sandalwood High School The two surprise teams of the 2GG1 season, Lake Howell and Winter Springs, will look to carry the momentum gained from upsets last Friday of Seminole and Oviedo, respec­ tively, when they open district pkw at home. T h e!Stiver Hawks (1-1), who very nearly upset Oviedo In the season opener, pulled off a major shock when they edged Seminole, 24-22. Lake Howell will now face a total unknown when It plays its first-ever Class 4A-Distrkt 5 me against a new school, y s l" from “Palm ‘ -Bay at ayslde, Richard L. Evans Field. Bayside figures to be tough because at least some o f Its players are transfers from Palm Bay High School which won the Class 6A State Championship last year. The Brers (1-1) gave new head coach Steve Katz nls first victo­ ry when they tripped Oviedo, 18-12. This week Winter Springs will face another extremely difficult opponent when defending Class 5A-District 4 champion Mainland pays a visit to the A. Wayne Epps Sports Complex for a 5A-Distnct 3 contest. The final district opener this week finds Lake Mary trying for its first victory o f the season against a very tough opponent, Spruce Creek, on foe road. Hie Hawks, who lutve fin­ ished second In the district each of the last two years, will host the Rams at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium. The only non-district game this week finds the Fighting Seminole* (1-1) looking to bounce back from the upset when they travel to Longwood to take on Lyman in a Seminole All ilc Ik Conference gono; at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex. All of the games will begin at 7:30 p.m. S �T uf. S eminole H erald Wrdncmlay. September 12, 2001 P a g e 3 B FWC Continued from page 2B such as shipwreck diving, reef diving, night diving, spearfishing am ' others. The proposed rule is not linked to recent publicity con­ cerning shark bites in Florida. Shark bites have attracted wide­ spread attention in news media this year, but 2001 has not been an extraordinary year for such incidents. M o s t bites have been minor, and there have been no fatalities in Florida. Marine biol­ ogists believe most of the bites have occurred where sharks — while feeding on schools of bait fish near shore - mistake swim­ mers, waders or surfers for food in murky waters at peak feeding times. “With regard to scuba divers and others who could potential­ ly be affected by the marinepredator-feeding dives, we have an obligation to be cautious," Meehan said. Beach goers can minimize risks of encountering sharks by avoiding the water during morning and evening hours, staying out of murky waters all together and by not wearing shiny jewelry that may resemble bait fish to sharks. Statistics indicate the increase in the number of shark bites in Florida in recent years reflects the increase in the number of people who swim in Florida waters in a given year. The shark population is a frac­ tion of what it was during the 1970's. Federal and state govern­ ments have established an annu­ al quota of sharks that commer­ cial fishermen can take before the commercial fishery has to shut down to enable the shark population to recover. W ild lif e alert offers rewards for information The Wildlife Alert Reward Association is offering rewards for information leading to the arrest of the individuals respon­ sible for two recent wildlife killings in central Florida. There is a $1,500 reward for information about a bald eagle that was apparently killed, dismemberca and dumped along the side of Canoe Creek Road about three miles south of the entrance to the Prairie Lakes Unit of Three Lakes Wildlife Management Area in Osceola Count}’, ih e eagle’s carcass was found on Monday, Aug. 27. In a separate incident, on Wednesday, Aug. 29 someone killed a 9 1/2 -foot alligator, dressed it in a wildlife officer's raincoat, pinned the name of an officer to the gator and hung it with a hangman's noose from a tree along the St. Johns River in Brevard County. Wildlife Alert is offering a $1,000 reward for information regarding this inci­ dent. Anyone with information about either of these incidents should call the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Wildlife Alert tollfree hotline at 1-838-401-FWCC (3922). The hotline is available 24 hours a day and callers may remain anonymous. Briefs SANFORD GYMNASTICS Fall Classes are being offered at Sanford Gymnastics for beginners, intermediate, and advanced gymnasts, plus cheerleading, Tac Kwon Do, Rung Fu, Tai Chi, and wall climbing. Dance Classes will also begin in September. Classes for gymnastics will be on Mondays and Wednesday starting at 4:30 p.m. and run­ ning until 7:30 p.m. Cnccrlcading will be Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m. for high school students and Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. for middle school students. Tae Kwon Do will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesday, Kung Fu for adults will be on Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., and Monday and Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. for kids. Sanford Gmynastics is located at 601 East 25th Place. For more information call: 407-3232462,407-252-3103, or 407-322-8234. ALTAMONTE TENNIS The City of Altamonte Springs has expanded its Tennis Program. Bradstrect Tennis now directs Tennis Lessons at both Westmontc and Eastmontc parks. Lessons are ongoing and available for all ability Raines Contlnuted from page 3B R ain es Sr. lately? He looks like a rookie him ­ s e lf again. T h e 4 1 -year-old outfielder h a s becom e a s ta r cgnfn for th e M n n trrcl Expos, co n tin u ­ ing h is m iracu lo u s recovery from a ca re e rth reaten in g Injury. A fter getting ofT to good, b u t slow, sta rt w ith th e E xp os before su ffering a n inju ry to h is sh o u ld er and b icep s m u scle th a t figured to keep him o u t u ntil th e m iddle o f th e 2 0 0 2 sea s o n , R ain es underw ent arth ro sco p ic surgery to rep air th e d am age and retu rned to th e M ajor League ro ste r in late A ugust. S in c e h is re tu rn . E xpos m an ag er J e f f Torborg h a s b ee n u sin g R ain es a s a p lnchh ltter and p art-tim e startin g leftfielder and lendoff m an an d th e re su lts have b een sp e c­ tacu lar. R ain es, who ca m e ou t o f retirem en t after recovering from a b o u t w ith Lupus to p u rsu e h is d ream o f playing in a M ajor League gam e w llli eld est so u TUn d r., h a s h ad a couple o f th ree h it gam es, inclu d ing one a g ain st the B ra v es In A tlan ta two w eeks ago, and is now hlttlrlg .3 1 8 o n th e sea s o n , h is h igh est b a t­ ting average In sev eral y ears. In 3 6 gam es he h a s 21 h its In 6 6 a t b a ts . Including eight d oubles an d a triple, hns scored 11 ru n s an d driven In two. He h a s also w alked 15 tim es an d stru c k o u t J u s t six tim es, b u t also h a s am azingly n o t attem p ted to ste a l a b a se th is sea so n . H is o n -b a se p ercen tag e is a phenom enal .4 4 4 an d h is slugging p ercen tage Is .4 7 0 . BTTM S ORCUTT COURT OF TH f D O H TEIN TH j u d ic ia l o r c u t t St AND FOR 8 CMMOLE CO U N TY C A M NO. I K A I I I M M vmis FASOO HOME m o r tg a g e *tc, as known to be dead or e*v*. whether add tePnewn p to w d*mi ** hatra. panty**. or other d a h M i. TEN AN T I I *r*Vot TEN A N T ( I . to* pan** Mended to aooate* tor to* parson or Parana to ............ton; SEMINOLE COUNTY. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION O F TH E STATE O F Fl o r id a NOTICE O F ACTION TO . DAMN U V M TM ULA NAVA OAWN M REED and at teiknown peruse deM ng by, toroudL tevtof or agalnd toa above named Ottondara. ad or te n . ! N O TFTED toat an acaon YOUARET pa mortgage on to* td operty In SEMINOLE C atM y.Ftortda.tM t: lra H a O r. R c c c n s r ) in p l a t SOON f t . PAGES M . M . AND 17 O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF ■ EM EX X f COUNTY. F iO S C A haa baan Sad agatoai you and you am ragtffrad to aanra a copy d yete adBan ddanata. I any. to ■ on DOUO LAS C . ZAHM, P A , Ptotnar* nom ay. whoa* addiaaa la I M X U S Itgaaay I t Mom. Sun* 300 remter, Florida 337*4, wthto ■r to* trat pubffcad Acton and Na toa CNrti of M l Co w l a< M l N . Parti Avenue, Barton! F L 17771, vta* on PtatoHTa asomay or -, effarwfte, a ikJa, t F U P H O TO The Lets Wss Rinkar poses in front of the dedication plaque at Sanford Memorial Stadium back In 1091. Through Rlnker's efforts, the stadium was saved from destiucdon beck In 1074 and with the backing of veteran groups and Sanford City Commissioner Whitey Eckstein, the facility has baan completely remodeled. Dean Continued from page IB college teams for 'Spring Training,' with several teams spending a week at a time working out, playing games and going to the local attractions. The stadium played host to the FHSAA Class 4A State Baseball Tournament in 1977 that featured the Tim Raincs-led Seminole High team and even hosted a few professional games when the Orlando TWins, now the Rav*, brought Class A games to Sanford. Rinkcr also started the Zlnn Beck Classic, a fall tournament for colUgc teams that usually featured Seminole Community College, Stetson, Rollins, Jacksonville University and for a couple of years nationallyranked University of Miami, and even attracted a profession­ al umpires school to use his facility. Ilut after several years o f suc­ ks, tilings started to change in \earty 1980's, lie Naval Academy closed 1 one of the fields was bull­ doz’d when the Seminole Comity School Board moved its offires into the former prep schopl. The School Board also razed two of the fields behind the right 4nd center field wails to make }vay for the new Hamilton Elementary School and the NCAA changed its ruler rv the number of games a college team could play in a season, ending the spring trips to Florida for most schools and severely cut­ ting Rlnker's income. W ITNESS my hand and teal ol toa on M i day d SEP 0* 7001, to o l. (SEAL) Mary mm M ora Ctork cf to* Cacti* Court • yd u to ta g Deputy Clark Pufeffah Ft SfeMPtULS HERALD C ou rt It. I*. 7001 And when Seminole High School built an on-campus field, the City built Chase Park, and the American Legion quit hav­ ing a team again, the stadium was left to being used for the schools and the occasional col­ lege game or private high school game. With Rlnker's income being cut and the school’* attendance starting to fall, he could not afford to make repairs as the sta­ dium started to age, and he also was forced to start taking the school on the road again to attract participants. It was not widely known at the time, but Rinkcr waa spend­ ing a lot of time in Wisconsin with his family because he was suffering from a return of profit restate cancer that had affected him iearlier and eventually took his life several year* ago. With the stadium being used very little in the mld-1990's, talk was that the stadium would be tom down. The word was that die School Board was willing to trade land with the City because it wanted to tear down the stadium so you could better see Hamilton from Mellonville Avenue. That's when Eckstein stepped up and said NO, citing the his­ tory and heritage of tree stadium and baseball in this city. Eckstein also knew that with th b being the only covered sta­ dium with this kind of seating capacity in the county, that the place could attract many differ­ ent type of events and bring life back to the downtown Sanford area if it was made into a show­ piece. The American Legion and DAV also got into tne act, because the stadium was dedi­ cated to the memory of the men and women of Seminole County military veterans who served their country in all wars. The furor created by the con­ troversy ended any talk of tear­ ing the stadium down and under the leadereliip o f Eckstein and a plan put forward by Mike Kirby and his employees at the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department, the stadium was slowly •lowly put back into shape. The SRD started youth baseball games at the sta­ dium again ana a concert featur­ ing Sanford's own Jack Elton and his tribute to Elvis Pressley, helpcu start the ball rolling on funding the rebuilding of the stadium Another factor in getting the remodeling started was when the SRD, on the strength of work by Rocky EUinesworth and Tom Farnsworth) longtime ASA Softball members, persuad­ ed the ASA (Amateur Softball Association) to bring its show­ case tournament, the Super Slow Pitch World Series, to the stadium. And the rest is history. So when you go out to see the Grand Reopening and fireworks tomorrow, give pause for a minute to remember the efforts of Wes Rinker and Whitey Eckstein; they deserve a BIG thank you from all of us. a. 2001 NOT1CS OF FU B U C HCAIW M T6 Whom I May Contain: NoBat It hereby ghran tod tot C ty Conwaaaton ol to* Coy ol Contort. Ftortda wS heid • pubic hooting al 7:00 pm . on Saptorttoar *4, *001 to too C*y CnmmNtton Chombors. F M Floor. C ly HdL *00 Notto Park Aoonuo, Sa n ta ! Rond*. to oonatoor to* us* oI tada to b* method m la r a U. & Daparknarff ol OtirOa Program. Tho _ ol to*** lin l* la to attoPNmar* com­ munity poactog effort* and to A l to* pubtc hading. too kivkad to pm O N onton and oral ta rn to to* C »y Commaaton about too Cto/0 oners budget, to* loNOon alto* O ra l to to* anar* budge! and to* propoaad uae ol toe p a d ta d * For tah a R. Dougherty. CM C. Cay C N A . 407 JJO 5003 ADVICE TO TH E FUBUC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY M ATTER CONSIDERED AT TH E ABOVE M EETPtO OR HEAR­ ING. HE MAY NEED A VERBATS4 RECORD O F TH E PROCEEDINGS. M CLUOM O TH E TESTB40NY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NO T PROVOCO BY THE C ITY OF SANFORO (FB2000IU6I PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDIN GS SHOULD CO N TACT TH E Id A IA tl RESOURCES O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3304121 M HOURS M ADVANCE O f THE MEETING By order cl toe C ly Conm eean ol to* cay d Sardord. Florida Janet R. Dougherty. CMC C*y CNrti Pubtah Septet**, 12.2001 u r r u e l Iwreurje, in pceccaUjn cl IN TH E O P O P T COURT S U N O FO R SSM M OLS COUNTY. to* eufcfecl m d property * 2 .» Svlng. and aa tednown para* daimtog by. toroudL tmder and agatoai to* mod d*Nndam|>) rtho are known to b* dead or e*ve. devtteet. grantees, or other claimants. OomtnaN County, a poMcal aubdrvteton ol to* S U N ol DEFENDANT. NOTICE OF ACTION TO : Debra Johnson, a* Tluasee ol toa Debre Johnson Revocable Trust d*!s<] January 22, 1 P M I Orton, and a* unknoam pome* rw in jrg by. through, under and agatoai to* above named rtelendetRs) mho ere not known to b* dead or th e . claimants, whose toridenc* N 1M1 North Coudry Rood 420 Oviedo, FL 32708 YO U ARE NOTIFIED toe! an action tor toradottea d mortgage on to* ticconoa or rrm ieir PROOATS DIVISION FILE NUMBSR 0I-S4OCP *1 RE: ESTATE OF JUUE ANN MOORE. AAVA JU U C A .C A R E U J. NOTICE OF ADM BBSTTUTW N The adrwtWbeaon d to* artd r d A X JE ANN MOORE, daoaaaad. F*a Nurawr 01-S4GCP, N pandtoo to to* Cecul Cowl tor Berranoto Cctaey. Ftortda. Prebau Dhrtaton, to* address d which to M l North Par* Avenue PerJrvtl. Ftortda 32771 The nemo* and oddraos* d to* ad torn below. ALL M TERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T A l parson* on whom t*s noio* la arvod who lav* oblodtont tool ch aMnga to* vaOcary d toe wd. to* d toO p e v e e l lOpr*aenUOv*. venue, or taoddlon d tod Court are rotpjbsd to toe toe* cbfecbons w*h M s Court W1THM TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F TH IS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAYB AFTER TH E DATE O F SERVICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM, crodtors d to* c c jh TY . FLORIDA ere legend to aerv* a copy al yo u wreren aelenrrr. I any, to I . on : J PEPAUL, oaomgy lot toe — — v*- f y . PJL4010 Tampe. FL 33*07 on or botoro tooiy day* bom toe doN d toe NM pddcaaon d tow nonce and *N to* ortglnd wan to* dork d M i Court i M f M m n rv to i on you lor th9 i « U I to toe compNtoL NO TE: PumanC to to* Fab Debt adrtoed tool tow low Nm W deemed to bo o dad coOector oBemptotg to coSed a debt and any SdormsOon obueved wd be used tor tod pun W ITNESS my hand and to* aed d add Cstfl on AUG 2* 2001.. (SEA L) MAry®nni As Cleik d to* Court ByRuto ta g As Deputy Cter* COOSJS 4 8TAWIARSKL P A 4010 Boyacod Botieverrt SuPa 450 Tamp*. FL 33007 TedpUme. (813J177C003 CA841001-3082 Publwh September S. 12. 2001 EE030* M TH E O R CUTT CO UR T O F TH S M NTH JUDICIAL CBICUIT PIAN O FOR ORANGE COUNTY, N s. DR 01-1*41 In Re Acton d Custody KatoyUrtw N O TK E O F ACTION T O Unknown Bsto Father d to* ftrtotor Ch*d Koaoy Mono Routo Ybu hereby are no dlid tod a motion lor pormener* custody d your manor ch*d bom on 12EE7. was Bad to tow court on fi-IF O I. Ybu a n retydred to aerv* a copy d t wrdrn orlw n et. 4 guy, m i Jte pottooner a attorney, wlioea w ire I aitkara IsS heraJInn Farrar, IM S W ed CotanW Odra Orlando •4*1 to* dark d tod octal on of baton *-27-01 Otherwte*. a )udgYrttneet my hand and aed on E I4 0 1 (dad) LYDIA GARDNER (name) Oar* d to* Court B y OWEN Deputy Clerk (Court Seal) Pubta. Scptemb** S. I t 1*. 28. 2001 ccosea lo id B M M M I-B 3 d rie d Canbodor Thw pddanttai W betog leeuud to hang* the bid due dele Inm September 7.200! to tepterwbd I t *001 d 10 00AM. and to odd to too workjcop* toe toamrtng language TTw contractor the* be raeponetiW tor tatwhlng a* malerww and labor or* imknoam d N s tone toe bktdd Shei toctod* In hwlhar bto to* per- *f TH E O R CUTT COURT OF THE MTM ^•^un-tAi em eurr e r r .c f t o A IN A M I FOR • F ttP tO if COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION LffoMON Coes No. 01-CA-1SM -14-K North American Mortgage Conyon, PLAINTIFF. Vs. Debra Johnson. as Truatee ol toe Debt* Johneon Revocable True! Sponsorships, players and volunteers are being sought for the 2nd Annual Mothers Against Drunk Driving Golf Tournament. Tiie event, which will be a fund-raiser for the Central Florida Chapter of MADD, will be held on December 7,2001 at Alaqua Country Club in Longwood. The entry fee includes greens fee, cart, range balls, golf clinic, breakfast, lunch, prizes, awards, T-shirt, goodie bag and much, much more. There will be on-course contests for the challenged golfer as well as a bountiful silent auction table. The tournament will have a morning shotgun start and mulligans will be available. The tour­ nament will be played as a four-person scram­ ble. If you are a victim of a drunk driver and wish to contribute or participate in this event, or for more tournament information, to sign-up as a sponsor, player or volunteer, please contact Betsy Ncin, Tournament Director, at 407-8319991. PubSth SepWntrer a. 12. 2001 EB0S7 TH AT PART O F LO T 437 LYING SO UTH OF STATS ROAD 43d. VAN ARSOALE OSBORNE BROKER­ AGE C O B ADO TO BLACK HAM­ MOCK. ACCOROM G TO TH E FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 31. OF TH E PUBLIC Sprint*. FL 32733 GOLF TOURNEY WILL AID MADD dated Jarwoiy 22. 1NB. ______ _ irtm oaR peran(a) to poeteeeton ol to* sublet real property a t; . SU eC ESTO R NY M FROFP TO c r o s s l a n o m o h io a o e c o u p . SHAUN F. V W T M U A OAWN M. REED F4UA OAWN M. VTNTXJH.LA. w d at teiknown p W M clurwig 0 / N w j A in t o or ig a M r » K m levels and ages. For more information please contact Bradstrect Tennis at 407 h620-7101. Thw along wffh toa In Tho Bantord Houwng Autoorty retenee toa nd* to n ia d any and a l tads and to weave any totormetare ShotSd you has* m y guaebons pWfte contact Bd Barkman d 407323 3110 tranm EiacuPv* Deader Sardord Housing Autoorty Court W ITHIN TH E LATER O F TH R EE M ONTHS A FTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIR ST PUBLICA­ TIO N O F THIS N O TICE OR TFffRTY OATS A FTER . TH E OATS O F SER ­ VICE O F A CO PY O F THM N O TICE ON THEM. I of N dradanf court WTTTSN TH R EE M ONTHS AFTER TH E OATS O F TH E FW ST PUBLICATION O T TH O N O TIC E 00247 B( TH E CPICUrr CO UN T OF TH* 2IONTEENTH JUDICIAL O R CUTT IN ANO FOR S B S IO tS CO UN TY CASE NO. gi-D R 4 4 0 7 -0 «V K Horae* Cam > ANO Otona Jorwe NOOCE O F ACTION TO Dtmff Jonas (Name d Raapondanl) I you are ragdrad la te n t a copy d yo u wrtPm defer***, * any. to * an (nam* d Padtonat) Horao* Cato Jr. w* addreea w *00 Wdow Avenue. SarSord, FLA 32771. on Of baton (da**) gn fiD l. and tot to* orieid wdi toa Ctork d H a Ooul d (Cterk'a add***) M l N I Seniord. FL 327711 Pddartd or totmadatafy Sip * you to* toda to. a (atodl may ba Cvptaa d U (u a t dccLcrorta m i d to* Ctork ol toe O c u « Cetera oBIc*. Ybu may ratrtaw to*** •cterwrfft upon raquoeL Ybu araid keep r * Clark d toe Cbcul CoteTa Ode* nodtoff d your currant atklraft (you may de Note* b r r v t Artrkeee FVmde Fempy Farm It.fflftl Fteteff peperi W tow n u t wd ba mated la to* t vtARMtHQfke* 133P3. Ftortda ragwree eondn eutomdje taeii 11 e d doctenenfi and eworntellun DATED: d S 44)1 MARTANNC MORSE. CLERK CLERK OP TH E O R CUTT CO UR T O yE Betsy Deputy Ctork Pitoffdt Augtd IB. end Beptewder t . i t . ia, OBJECTIONS N O T SO F E ED W XL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tho date d to* tod puMcaaon ol 2001. DONALD W. SCARLETT. U Q U M DONALD W. SCARLETT, P A 1003 Cad Conoord Bbad Orlando. Ftortda 33*03 F A N . 112B21 (407vt»-aiat PubM t Saptancar B, 12. (001 CE04I Cbotdl Court n to County, Fto Caaa « 01-CA-1340-14-K Tho Pile* Raff RanaWeanoa Paraw rm p-LP Loudoun J i a all ra. tog NOTICE OF NOTICE 13 HEREBY OIVEN tod by virtue d tod certain Wra d Eaacdton wsued out d and undar to* sod d to* Clrcud Court ot OemanoW Cotady. Florida. Coat • 01-CA-1340-15-K tpen o toat pidgmera randarad to to* atoraadd ooul on toe (to day d Mery A D 2001 to tod certain case snodsd Tho Prtoo Re* nan wasenre Partodahtp, U P , PtotodX*). v*. Loudot»i Jawdara, In c, DetandanKU which dsn a d d W it 0t Eaoodon era* dePverad to me *a Sham d 8or«nda Ommay. Ftortda did I horn levied tpan a* too ■Ilia -IMS ■ nuI ■ - » —- O U-l tm»■ Mre . Bddraal 1147 N W 24to Avenue kffamL F L A M U 7 YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal m I m oi Bf TH E CBICLST CO UR T O F IM S EIGHTEENTH N O TK E O F ACTION TO : OcmMdk John Smdt I . addreea) I M t l N S . fOto PL NM Pm f.M M id YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod an a to tan* ■ copy d ■ m y. to I an ol PaMonar) Mere* Eton Lapffi whoaa t t t i u to 131 Rad Ootel • Sardord. FL 32773 an or lenliei 2*. to o l, m d Ba to* ort^rid w di to* dark d M a Ootel d (Ctorkb addeee) M l N Perk A va, Smtord. R . 32771 before or I tvtw JeWt) toerad tor. S you toi la da ao, a defeat may be entered agdnd you tor toa n t d demanded m toff pat* fate d at ootel •Mt d to* Ctork al toe Cbctd Ybu may revfew toeee . cm rag wot keep to* Ctork d to* C k a d CcurTt Odo* nadtod d y«t* (you may da Noffce d Cterant Addas*. Ftortda FamPy Form 1 1 ( 11). Fuke* papara to Ma < * * (») |n N lolowiio dwcrtMd propeMy, M d p o p b e i n g b f ibd In Bcmmoli Courtfy. Ftortdt. mart dMcrtMd M laBowt i k s r< lTi0'.n.n jewelry inciudrig but not fcmrted to lingo. nr i d l* ovdtobto tor >We»tg m to* SerranoW County BhorWa OMo*. Court Sorvtcaf. loo Bukh Urvd. Sardord and toe itoderaigned a* Shard d Remetcl# County Florida, wd d 1100 A M on to* IP dry d CkX A O . *001 offer tor ••!* end tea lo toff h ta ed bidder. FOR CASH M HAND AND S U B JtCT TO ANT AND ALL EXISTMO LIENS, d toe Fran (WedjOoor. d toff d«pff. d toff Stmlnolff Cotmty Courtttouffff In Luuo.3. Ftondff. Pw (hot* deffcrfeffd property T h d add id s la bdng made toad- d tow wn d Donald F. Eaffnger. Sherd Sertyncfe Cocrey, Ftortda NOTICE RCGAROPfQ THE AMER­ ICANS WITH DtSABEJTEB ACT OF I MO. PERSONS WITH A WSABKJTY NEEOPfG SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATIONS TO PARTOPATE Pf THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT THE E JfFO H C tA bLt W W TS SECTION OF THE CTYA DIVISION AT THE SH ERIFFS OFFICE. I0U PUSH burl). PANFORO. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ INGS (f07 >6838440 T T D (407)883 3323 Wfh Saw Held On : Oct 1 .2001 Pubtah August IS . m d Saptantoer t. II. 11.2001 I ptmtMngt UAT fcO. *2441 M ARYAIME MORSE CLERK O F TH E CW CUTT COURT BySdonda Peapp* Deputy Ctr-k Pubtah August» . and Septerrber S. 12. It , 2001 0 0 2(7 aubcordidcre and raryffere to subprepoeda to toam to> toa toffoerpra)d t INTERNATIONAL TERMMAL APRON PAVEMENT REHA BffJTATTON tor toe Sanfard Airport Autoorty Mark Ccneeucffon Co renew m toe C * r«d Ftortda Bidder* Eadtangt, Orlando Dodge Room. Conemcaon Herkd Data. Mmonty/Woman Business Btwoara Eadtanpe er by caang Mark O d d B uaBen • (4 0 T )«ii-«2 7 ( Butene ffi btda prior to 400 pm Praoneeuey. EepfeeJr*r It , 3301 In ardtr tor bda lo be oonwdered The prefect btdf TNxedey September (0.1001 Dlrad any Ingteraa to Pa Oelron end toe propoeaW lo (407)332 S3II. Pubfah September ft, ( . 12. 7001 EE020 �P a g e 411 L Wednesday. September 12. 2031 A^gutt TO. 2001 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. ELORIOA Nottco ti h#r*l:ry q m k i tftsi a PuWc will tin* ha Id Ini1 Hi# C c ^ ^ ^ o n Rrwn mi th# C#y Mull In th# Crfy c* rtoftia, at 7 00 o'clock PM oo Saptam^ar 24. 2001, lo rmmler the artjption of an onltn#nc# by ifva Oty cl Sanford, Florida, UOo of which i* a* fotowt ORDINANCE N0.36S1 AN OROiNANCE OF THE CITY O f SANFORD. FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 3117 OF SAiO CITY. SAIO ORDINANCE BEINQ A ZONING PLAN. SAID AMENDMENT CHANGINQ THE /OfPNG O f l<*t ACRES O f PROPERTY LYINO BETW EEN SEMINOLE BOULE­ VARD EXTENDED EASTERLY ANO CELERY AVENUE AftD BETWEEN BRISSON AVENUE EXTENDED NORTHERLY AND MAY RIVER COURT. FROM AQ AGRlCULTUR A l. AND SR-1AA. SINGLE rAMHY RESIDENTIAL TO SR 1, SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. PROVID­ ING FOR SEVERABILITY. CON a » C T S AND EFFECTIVE DATE A copy than tx> AvaHabia at lha oftica of th# City OofX loi #1 panona dftunng to awamlna lha mama AS in Irtcrasf #ha« rwva mr uwutHroy to i*a f*#4wJ at ui. j hearing By order of th* Cty Commotion of th# City of Sanford. Ftonda PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-6626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE P JC U C If a per­ son decides to Appeal a dartwon made with respacf lo any matter constde'frd at lha above meeting or heamg. he may need a Whalen raooU i*f m r-nj-arartvja, frt A r f i g Ihe testimony and avtdonce. which record is not provided by toe City of Sanford <FS 286 0105) Cynthia Porter. Deputy Qrty Clerk Publish September 12. 2001 EE 004 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC None# is hereby grven tha! the Board of Adjustment of toe C4y of Sanford will hold a regufs? meeting on September 27, 2001 In the Ctfy Hail Commission Chambers a ll 1 30 A M to order to consider a request for variance m ihe Zoning Ordnance as 4 pertains to rear yard: setback, requirements to a MR 1 zoning dotmelon Lot 04. Mayfair Oak*, at recorded to PB 60 PGs 38 thru 41. Pubic Records of Seminole County. Florida Being more specificaJfy described ah 113 Fruit** FlAca Planned use of Itw property is lo cortstiyd a screen enclosure Larry ftour. Charrman Board of Adfustment ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A PER­ SON DEC IDE S TO APPEAL A 0E Cl SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT iht above L eg als ucwiuG on hear INQ. HE7SHE WILL NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORD OF TH E PRO­ CEEDINGS WCLUOiNG THE TES TI»AONY ANO EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY TH E CITY OF SANFORD IFS 286 01061 ptnacwia VflTW im u n u m t h H lim M Q ASSISTANCL TO PAR TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO CEEDINQS SHOULD CON TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 6626 48 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE MEETING Pubkah September 12. 19, 2001 EE023 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Note* m hereby grven mat I am engaged to busmen at 1133 Amanda Kay Dicta. Sanford. Seminole County. Honda under tha Ftotutous Nam# gf Quality Woodworking and that I Inland lo re^sier said name with toe Drvkuon of Corporations. Tallahassee, Florida, in accordance with toa provi skxis of lha Fictitious Name Statutes. lo-Wit Section 865 09. Florida Statutes 1991. Kayhan Shafll#i Pubkah September 12. 2001 FFW * NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MCCONNELL TOWING WILL SELL AT PitRLIO AUCTION. FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CASH. ON DEMAND TO HIGHEST BlDOER. THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE : AUCTION YEAR MAKE YINI SEPTEMBER 27TH 90 TOYOTA JT7STB7N6L001687S 62 FORD 1FMCA11U6KZA49361 SEPTEMBER 28TH 87 DODGE 1B3B036O6HF168776 80 OLDSM06JLE 3R60FAM656966 OCTOBER 2ND 66 BU C K ?(VfU14L*»JM07S496 OCTOBER STH W FORD IFABP26AXGF256667 OCTOBER 8TN 96 CHE V 2G1WX12X0T9226515 69 FORD 1FAPP93J3KW306319 88 FORO 1FMCU12T1JUB96549 67 HYUNDAI KMHLF32J1HU227I97 TTia Auction ww be heto at 9 U0 a m. on sard dates above MoConnel Towing I Recovery. 2600 Sanfvd Ave. Sanford. F I, 32773 Prospective bidders may roped vehidet one hour pnof to sate Tarms are *CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS* McCormal Towing reserves toe ngia lo accept or reted any and a l BIDS Pubksh September 12. 2001 E£Jfl» __________ NOTICE OF FIC Tm O U S NAME Note# is hereby given toat I am angegad to business at 2011 FRENCH AVE SANFORD FL. Semmote County. Ftonda under toe FtoUttout Name of ACTION VEHF C L t a and toat I totend to rebate* said narrie wrth 'the Division of Corporations. Talahatsaa. Florida, to accordance with toe provisions of um F iU i u m Kama S tiM ta Wa Section 865 09. Honda Statutes 1991. DWIGHT WILLEY Pubiieh September 12. 2001 EE062 NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE ALTAMONTE TOWINO. **C-UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION 117 MARKFR ST., ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. R SALE BEGINS AT 1000 AM. SOLD AS IS NO WARRANTY NO TITLE SELLER RESERVES THE RlOHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIDS PURSUANT 4)1 TO F 9 713 78 09-24- 2001 1992 Kawaski JKAZX4D13NB5C7431 1093 Nissan 1N6SD11S9PC327103 Publish- September 12, 2001 EE 063_________________________ PUBLIC AUCTION Pubic auction to be heW at 12 00 pm on the 21et dey of SEPTEM­ BER 2001 At toe front door of Sanford Towing and Recovery local edi at 2522 Country Cluta Rd , Sanfgid. FI 32771, for the purpot# of diapgsing of die following vehicle YEAR 1997 MAKE KlA VtNf KNAFA1257V5280809 ruuujft 12. ~DC1 EE064 VEHICLE AUCTION (3) t y lilUWl, •JN1MB 11S0CU510397 2 67 Honda. •1HGCA5636MA22S0S4 Auction to be held 09-26-01 Ct 10AM O 1240 S C n 427. 3 62 Chav, •1AS8710CL1S3517 Auction to be hekl 09-27*01 O 10AM O 1240 S C R . 427. Luftgw&od. Publish September 1,2.2001 CE085_________________________ PUBUC NOTICE Tha Semmole County Pod Authority hereby grvas pubic natto# toat toa ftomnaing Committee wtil meet on September 19. 2001 at 3 45 pm. to the Board Room of the Administration Building. Pod of Saf^ord. 1510 Katfner Plata, $anf'^rf. RwmtoNe Ototoff. FVmde Persons with dtsabnrties needmg asMstanca to p«,4«apate to these proceedings should contact the Seminal# County Port Author#/ in tdvenre o'1toe mewing, to f407)3224798 Persona are advised that H they dead# to appeal any decteiona made at this meeting, they wtN need a record of toe proceedings, and tor such purposes, they may need lo insure a verbatim record of the pro­ ceedings made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which lha appeal is based. Section 286 0105 Horida Statutes Deled to Sanford. Semmole County, Ftond# ft* £tfl d#/ df 2001 A D Semtnoie County Port Authority By David P Lamer. J r *Chairman Attest Brenda 'Carey* Eecrtoary Pubksh September 12* 2001 EE 086 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Hie No. Division IN R t: ESTATE Of ARUNE E. REAMS aV a ARUNE EVANS GOOOARO NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha adnanlsirabon of toa estate of ARUNE E. REAMS. s V i ARUNE EVANS GOOD AND. decaaead. FSa Ni/rLsr . 1i p ry in g in ton (Y n # Court lor Sammola County. Ftonda. Probata Divtson. tha eddresa of which Is 301 N. Pari Avenue. Sanford. FL 32771 The narrws and address of the Personal Represenlativs and' the Personal Represeniative's attorney ere sal ALL iNTtRL&TLO PtRSOHS AP^ NOTIFIED THAT AMpersons on whom ton note* la served who have obyecuons that challenge toe vabdrfy of toe wfll. toa quakfeabon* of toa personal representanve. venue, or Jurtsdfcbon of thia Court are required lo fie toev obfeebons with toes Court WITHIN THE LATER C T THREE MOffTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOT ICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l creditors of toa decadent and other persons having claims or demands agarol rtenedenr« estate on whom a copy of tors notice la date c4 toa first publication of 9va notice mult file their claims unto mis Court WITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH other creditors of toa decedent and persons having claims or demands agamit the dbvadent a estate must fie thee deans with ton court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER lH t DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data of tha fast putAcalion of this Notice « September 12. 2001, Personal Representative JOAN MacOONNELL 414 N Shore Dove Osprey. FL 34229 Attorney lor Personal ROBERT K MctNTOSH, Esquve Ftonda Bar No 376302 STENSTOM . MCINTOSH. CO L­ BERT. WHIGHAM 6 SIMMONS. P A Poet Office Bo* 4848 Sanford. FL 32772A640 (Otophone 407022-2171 Publish September 12. 19,2001 EE087 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE i r m JUDICIAL CIRCUD, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE No. 99 235 7-CA-14-0 IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION Piamtifl vs PATRICIA A PENN, et al . NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an Order or Fatal Judgment entered to Case No 99 235 7-CA 14 F uf toe Circuit Court of toe 16to Judtdai Cacuit to ar*J tor ULLL'ICLL County. Florida, wherein IRWIN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plant*, and PATRICIA A PENN, et ai are defendant*. I w « safl to to# Nghest balder tor cash al 11OO a m . at tr* West Front Door of th# Sammota County Courthouse. Sariord, Honda, on toa 9to day of October 2001, lha following ol 9. Block K, Sky Lark rraJon, tudm g lo O'* pl.1 * . . noordtd In Pul boo* 17, . a o .u s :. p jit * “ — -r ioi» Court/. Fiona. FP IV* 7l*l 0 * i <* Sa(*iimb«. | i> n M o t t iC n M C M l lory Slraup* Jfy Clort, =R 0 BEAR. P A bo, 4901 do, F I 32007 (99-1160) L eg als Call 322-2611 S e m in o le Herald C lassified Dept. T o Place Y o u r A d eg als Pubksh September 12. 19. 2001 EE0B8__________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Itth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 01 CA 1W1-15-K QUEBECOR WORLD (USA) INu Ptamtiff. va. IBIDUSA COM. Defendeinl. NOTICE OF ACTION TO IBIDUSA COM VOUARE NOTIFIFD that Ihe Ptatotiff named above has filed a lew •Ut egerol you for eviction and rwrwrrkng the following described property to Seminole County Honda. 3? Skyline Drive, Sue# 1105 StYrtfch Crvnmwi-rw Perk Like Mary. Fionde 32748 and you are required Id serve a copy of your written defenses, I any. to It on Bruce A, Norms, E sq , or Oamel M Greene, E*q. Lyon Kirwtn Norm. P.A-, whose address is. 338 W Morse Bfvd . Suit# 160. Winter Park. FL 32789. on or before Oct 12th. 2001 and Ma the original with the clerk of this court either before ser­ vice on Plaintiffs attorney or immedi­ ately thereafter, otherwise a default wi< he entered agarmt you tor tho rekef demanded to the complaint DATED this dey of 2001. SEP 08 2001 Mery Anne Morse As Clerk of the Court By Ruth Kng As Deputy Clerk Pubksh September 12. 19, 26, end October 3. 2001 EE089__________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SCUm ULE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 01-CA-1674-14L AMSOUTH BANK. PLWliif, V, CHRISTtNE M HERNANDEZ, et a l. Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT * PROPERTY TO: CHRISTINE M MERNANOEZ A/K/A CHRISTINE MARIE H ER ­ NANDEZ NK/A CHRISTINE MARIE BRYDEN Address Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toal an action to torertoee ■ mortgage on toe following property to Seminole County, Horida Lot 9, Bkxk 5. Resubdivision of Dtocik S and Trad A n Orlando ,2nd Addition, according to the plat there­ of et recorded to Plat Book 13 ait Pag* 78 of toe Pubkc Record* of Semtool*, County. Ftonda Th* street address of which la 91 S. FaFlat Avenua. Winter Springs. Florida 32708 has beeri Ned against: you, and you ara requlredl to serve a copy of 'your' written d|fsnt 9i , # any to a. m AmSouth Banka attorney, whoa# name end address n Matthew E Thatcher. THE SOLOMON LAW GROUP. P A . 400 North Ashley Ptaia • Suae 3000, Tampa. Horida 33802* and Me the original with tha CSark uf tha above jtyted Court, with­ in iNtfy (301 days after toe Bret publi­ cation. an answer truH ba leao or you win be defaulted and a Judgment may be entered egarot you lor toa rekef demanded to to# Complaint WTTNES&my hand and toe seel ol takl Court on Septembers EPOT 23— Lost & Found LOST DOG B la c k C o c k e r "partial/ M ix 3 yr» okt lArar Polar Lost In Iront ot tha Sanford Court House betweon I t -11 30am, Wad. August 29.2001 Dog s do u^tw * pat and vim I* l.cjilbiiku r.- 'TwTv* I* currortOy on an 6 w* cycle ol modcma from a sruha M * (vet Jerry 407-3CTCB7B)TV >t*»frd and noth 407-40G432S(pgr). 407-342 2564, or 407-592-4325 Reward ot £5001!! God P1- ' * Pieosn On The Rght Thing 2 5 — S p e c ia l N o n c t r . C R EA TIVE PEO P LE W ANTED! Now co-op dub 4 support group tor antraprane.--*. traatancars, hobby.sli, tm/hom* business ownart (A N Y art. apphtud*. avocation, skill, or trad*) now forming' A LL TA L E N TS , tort**, unlquas. S eclectic* welcomed' Idea # ,changes sheied rolorrsls casual gat-logatfiars lo t lun S p r trji Imrastor* Mentors. Sponsors. & Hosts also tiYitod'! Networking newsletters barter, event*, tie 1 To roster lot future Into. I you, •52)426. Longwood, FL 327521426 27—Nursery & C hild C are CartCPH'AarvnrwPtayrrxxn ! Lot ol TLC.’ C*. r V i -T U s >4! K TO CM Oeanne. 407-M400S4 a* 55— IN T H t CIBCUrT COURT OF THE U TM jufwctAL em eurr, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL ORICA GENERAL JURliDtCTKJN DEVIWON CASE NO: 01 CA 1M l K O HRST MATIONWIOE MORTQAOE CORPORATION FU M rO FF VS SUSAN ANN SMITH. E T AL.. DEFENDANTS! NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO SUSAN ANN SMITH *nd LEETHOT SMITH. JR otKj.o ittaiooco U urtlr.cv.rt H t>o/tho/ttwy bo bwig. *nd 8 l o v o ' J * ) u> Jood. tbo vnlutrwn rtotmlonu oho may bo tpouvo*. how*. Oo.Hooa. grarytH*. M t^noot. Iionon. croOrtor*. truttoo*. ono u port** citonng on mo)o*l by. ffvou^i. into, or ooomol tho Dotondonts. oho ryot lutnon to bo dood Ol okvo. ond oi porta* hnoig o* ctomoifl to hovo on> rtg«, iita Of mtorotl to th* proportj dotunbod in th* mortgago be«yg lorodoud taron YOUARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ta t on oebon to torodoo* o morlgagoon th* lolaoing pruporty LOT t. SAN SEM KNOLLS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE M . PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEMiNOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA ho* boon Nod agonal you and you or* roqmrod to ton* a copy o l your oratory dolonoo*. i any. on DAVID J STERN. ESQ Ptomutr* ottomoy. whoso t o t n i is 901 S Unhroraoy Dm* *500, Ptantobcrt. FL 33324 (no lalor toon 30 days Irony Pa dal* ut th* bm pubtcoUoo at ><■ nobco at oebon) ond Mo r * ongryo! wth th* dor* oI r o court #*h#r tator* **t. Me* o i PiooiWt • anenoy or arymod. Maty tharoaltor. dhorwa* a dofaun wS b* Orttorod agomit you tor th* ratal dtmandod In tra ainypburt or WITNESS my hand and r a aaot o» to* Court at SEMINOLE C a r * ,. Ftonda t*a day d SEP 07 2001. 2001 . (SEAL) MARYANNL MORSE. CLERK CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT BYiRuth King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J S1ERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE s’j r r c s k i PLANTATION FL 33324 01-73392(7 NUj IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. parun* with doohrtfcot naadmg a tpaoai accommodaDon should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION at th* SEMINOLE County Courthouaa al 4 0 7 4 U 4 2 2 7 .1-900 855 9 771 (TOO) or 1BOB855 *770. vi* Ftonda Ratoy S a n a THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB LISMED ONCE A WEEK (O R I WO f?1 CnNSEClfTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HERALD PiAMh boptambar 12, 18. 2001 EEDB1 IN THE anCLKT COURT OF THE EKJHTM NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CrvK ACTION u s in e s s U r p o tn u N im s Amarmg A l Cash Busnass Wc-ii 5 Mr Wtoy Hugo Fsrrvng Potanbal Turnkey' No SoBaig1 Fra* Into Pack & Video CALL 1900-330 1456 AIN* 2001-029 IN VESTIGATE BEFORE YOU i n v e s t ; ANray* a good policy, especially tor business opportunities and franchtsat. C a l Ftonda Dept ol AgnoAur* S Consumer Service* at 0OG-435-7352 or F T C -H E IP lor Iraa rtonnatnn Or vwi our Web sit* at www ncgovibfxop. Ftortds law teguees satars ol certain buanaai cnportcubas to a g r lr r M i Ftonda Dept ol Agncuitur* S Consumer Sanrtca* balor* sating Can to verity lawful rogisbehon ht*xa you tary Leca ls CASE NO.: 0l-CA-t11S1S-C APPROVED RFptOFNTlAL MORTGAGE. IN C . •Naw Technology Company* 133. ".Vuildwld* ralents. NO Coropatltlonl A product that's needed by ovary man. woman 9 child. Your invited to check us out Friday. Sapt 2 1at. 7-9pm Wyndhsm Hotel. Orlando, negator today O 666632-7152. Jim Johnson. 57—O pportunities I W A N TED I SEEKING Phitsnthrope ANGEL INVESTORS kk.Th h:r<l hia-tt I deep pnekot? to help fund unique censorHum ot venture enterprises, trades. 9 services (In* arts, publishing, real estate gifting 9 consulting services, et sin) with ch.v liable benalits. International multi-talent scope requires insightful, longterm commitment' Sdeni'working partners, beckers. underwriters, syndicators. A sponsors Invited Mutt sign non-disdosuretooncompele agreement. S ER IO U S te»dy lo lend, rlearrt respond w-your areals) ol Merest, type ol oommitmonl. awettmenl amount ottered. 9 contact namn/addrsat Details will be forwarded AS tepee* tiato in oonhdenc* 4n 9 Co PO Bos *521426. Longwood. FL 327521426 FORE I FOfl Cl 05111 SLkill,Art |LEARN TO BUY AND SELL (407)330-6241 Women’s Financial Support Group Women that «ro N8fM46d in aW Vf f>itum 407-320-9062 59— F in S DOUGLAS KAPLAN and MICHELLE NAPIER. TO H O TIC t OF ACTION kUCHULT. NAPIER. 4 *Sv*. clawing an enarasi in r * property as horrs. davtsaas. grant***. or oaiar cUmwg by. torough. under or against MICHELLE NAPIER, and a* psitias or parsons hairing or daenlng any right. MV*, or Maras! In and to to* prana*** wvotvod In tort sii:. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a modgaga on toa toL toesng property In Samnol* County. Ftonda: Lot 63. HAMPTON PARK. Actordng to to* Plat Tiered As Rauirdad In Pit! Book 39. Paget 69 tornigh90. OtTh* Pubsc Records ol SameM* County. Ftonda (alva 1997 Obartei Terrera. Lake Mary. Florida 32749) ha* bean toad against you and yog ara required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. • any. to * on JAMES O nueSON. ESQUIRE, to* PtneiMrs anomay whoa* add*** la HCMNiCn. GldSCN. t KOHL IIC . BIG. P L . 1600 Second Straw. Suit* 8(11. bataauta. FL 34239 tnOw, X days altar to* Nst puMcakon ol tha None end Is* to* ortpnal wrth th* Oar* or tha Court either before roc etc* on the Plawtitts aoomay or nvnadoiaty toaraaltar. otoarvwt* a deioiA wa b* entered agawal you tor the reiral demanded to the CoroplaM or PeOBon DATED tooAUG27 2001 day ol August. 2001 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF COURT ByRutoKing Deputy dark cc Jama* D. Gibson. Kroues Pubtoh: Backember 12. 18,2001 EE083 including th* testimony and avtdanca, which record a not prondad by 111* City ol Santord (F8 2860106) Cyntoto Porter. Deputy Dry CierS PitoSsh Septembar 12. 2001 EE085_________________________ NOTICE OF PUBUC SALE PUBLIC NOTICE a hereby grvon, that on th* data and ten* tiled batowand continuing tram day to day until *1 goods are toW. w* wK tf" St P it* - A'irtem to toa NfRiesl boder tor cash, at toa warehouse ol STORAGE USA. located *1 460 Fund* Central Partway. Longwoud FL 32753. lha loUowin; goods, warn, and marchando* tor rant and othar dargat tor which a tan on same a ctarmed, to w4 DATE OF SALE 087167 Ot TIME OF SALE 2 30 PSt (Cuatomar Nama)(Unrt •IIBriat Da*crp«an ol Goods Bawg Sold) TVn McCoy e 68 Sot*. SmoSar. Tools. Dob O jw jo i : t 324 Horra Head Hem*. Sabrina WHtarna • 336 Vacuum. Bcycto's. Table STORAGE PROTECTION AUC­ TION SERVICES LICENSE • 683 A 960 00 cWaning depot* wd ba cntacied lor aach ifw purehas* and ratundad attar a* content! Ol (MUs has bean renewed t o n th* lacAly Th* abu.e Momabon a to ba pubkrhad one* a weak tor two conaacutoe weak* Sard sat* lo b* under and by vvtu* of to* rlatutar ot lha r*e*w to a»rN rare, mad* and twowdad Pubtrh Saptarnbar 5 I? 200t ELM 7 Classifieds Work! Call Today To Place Your Ad 407-322-2611 71—Help Wanted 71—H elp Wanted INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST) Ahntyl * gnnrt pnivy aspedaly lor business opportunities and Iranctiises. C a l Honda Dept ol Agriculture 9 Consumer Services et 600435-7352 or FTC -H E LP (Of tow totonnMwn Or vita m i Web Si* el www he govIryoo Ftonda taw reqMres id e m ol certaei tuenese opportuttoee to mgetor wtot Flonda Depl ol Agnculturo 9 Consumer Service* before selmg C e l lo verity lawful regittrelion betor* you buy Plumber 9 Bvc Tech: Ptumber tor Residential new construction. Puce v*jk or hourly. 11513 lis ts . 9ie Toth must have 5 yte service eipenence Great benefits 360-736-0/21 Growing credit card processing oompany to Canlto Ftortki nraa Stotog applications tor lha loltowing fJOkfLAjlll, Technical Support; Mon ttvu Frt. 9 30-5 30 Soma computer sMIs required SSOOTir Appllcetlon Processor; Mon thru TA 630 B 4 3 0 CorrpiA*rWTr» todto required 96 00 Tv Pert Time Bookkeeper; Lkat know Quick Books 9 Excel 407-639-0361 T O R U ffD E R G R O U N D U D L I T Y C O N I M A C lO M HEALTH INSURANCE AND »1 K PLAN! Orug ft## »orl(p(#c# Apply at: MO UIH#r Ot*#. AlUmont# Spring# 407 ?#0 9000. Locst cab oo. note)* part dm# drivafs. DeylWght thill. No esp npcnswy Reeree* wetoome Fhscal 5 5pm, 407-314-6500 M AINTENANCE A SSISTANT Growng rmperty mgns company hae itvnediei* opportunity aval at apt community in Santord 1 yr general m ar*eip req'd EPAoertl.*♦. Fai resume to 407-324-3402. EO E Make It.OOO/Weekl Working In the bonking industry Bonkers hours, no eip needed Cell TerboNet a 407-261-6907 NEEDED 37 PEOPLE TO LOSE 10400 LBS, R ESU LTS GUARANTEED C A U P a t r ic i a (407)349-1284 Pointer; Spray parent needed 2 yis experm e wtoi toduNW aates* spray •v«iem Salary based on e»o Hrs 6 2 30pm Apply ai person M i l l ) led i Drive. Santord 407-330-5000 Perl lime nureery a n c ia l 6 green house worker. 407-322-0064. Attention Readers!! IF* Illegal lor companies doing bush*st by phon* to pomO* you a loan and ask you lo pay lot It baler* may owbvtr. For mure Wormatton. cal loH-be* 1-977-FTC HELP IA pUAc sentoa metaega Ircm Th* Sammoia Herald end th* Federal Trade Commission) 61— M LA BO R ERS NEEDED e r v ic e s o n ey to L LEARN TO DRIVE T M TRAILERS m t m im m n ) ! baler* (hay dabvwr. rut muia information.cal tol-fraa t-977-FIC HELP (ApiiAc ai Tha Saminot* Herald and lha Federal Trad* Commission) 7 1 — H elp W anted ACHYSCAL TECHP S12/HR WE TRAIN •15D syC D L Training • Day 6 Witkend Classos • Financial A n lttin ca • C i n l i r t Hiring On Aramark Corp to looking lor aipd cocks. gnO, cashtors. vsixtng routs parson. Great pay 9 benefits M-F, no mtes/hoiideys/wktnds. Irmadato openexp. U*e Mary area Far resume or cat between 8am10.3Ctom.40/-7362191taj 407-7307370 AltanPon'l Work From Home' PT 91.000-95 uuu FTrMo u . i Order For tree Into. 1 669 2604237 CAB94ET DULDEB- bkta hava own tool*. With Eipartanca. Qraal Naw Company (407)673 1ST 1 CustcdJ' Mjintenanca Person Santord company needs part lime parson to do cleaning and mmor repairs to cnmmaroal bwkkngs C a l Res: 407-326-6000 Datallers. Butters. 9 Car Washers needed immedalery Ejp halpU. M feTspcsSJB Nsly n prw n . ADESA Onando Sanlord. 3695 East SR 46. Santord. F L 407-323-4080 EDE/M/F/D/V. Drug Testing Employer DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED! L O C A L REGIONAL 6 LO NQ H AU L POSITIONS AVAILABLE 9700 to 9900 pei week earring potential Drive the BIO RIGS lor TR A NSY 8 TEMS No Eipenonce Necessary no CDL? No problem' COL training avsleblel I -600435-5593 Elrty ehltohnort leamtng rente, needs lutt lime 9 pan tune toucher I lot infants, toddler* 1 2year old clsssroom Pay baaed on a up*nance Prater laachers with 10 9 30 hr training 407-321-7635 EARN CASH NOWI Work From Home I 150O V O P T 96,000/Mo. F T T-600-237-1091 Eipandng praschod isnng tul tone Director Must hava CDA. ■■penance with 4C. HRS kcensing 9 stall management Benelns evalabte CaU Joyce lor etpommenl 407-321 7615 EXPERIENCED A U TO BO D Y PAINTER BODY TECHNICIAN Must hava own tools 9 a ■penance In heavy cotosion Apply it person 2601 Country Club Rd. Santord 407-322-6644 FLOORINQ INSTALLERS Hardwood and Larrwiala Ftoonng Appranticas needed ■nmediataly lor establahed. eipandmg. company Qreat advene emant opportunity C al Jack al 407- 321&)a£ tor t a r t *ka> have vatd denars kcenseaul pasa back yu in d check li h C NIA S S TN ri • iiir ir H t v i i u i v A U TO A U CTIO N DRIVERS!! New Santord auebun Daly pay! Day 9 n g t M k 407 2606106 NO FEE Grid* tractortxubtade operator tor lendenapra company Must be ebto to Inal grade DL lequred Vacation. Hokdiy and Pensionbenetu 407 322-8133 Sit# K T r u c k D riv e r s Production Dept Altlslant lor video 9 C O duplication Co. Label 9 package vstoo topes 9 CDs Lflng Requvsd Fid or Part Time 407-767Anno W A H E H U U S E -Llgh l InduttrlelMust be Dependable. 16 pel hr. O T Avalabto, C e l Deb «07)6T3-19t1 WORK FROM HOME UP TO 925 * 7571IR PT/FT Treining-Mel Order 1 888 248 5717 WWW W E-R-OLESSEO COM PT position. Friday 6 Sshirdey rsgiiis N y 4 pabotignxjnds position tartargaaplcomnusty P a b i 437321-0270 73— Employment Wanted Recsptlonlst Wanted: Filing, compel*i work, lasing, answering phones, etc 25-15 hratok $7.0Ghr ♦ bonuses C e l J P. Pel*. 407-320TOOL__________________________ Service Technician. Water well ponprspai. Etoctrtcel or pump eip reqd Overtime nijYmrJ Customer Irtendty, 407-3224610 or eppfy in person 2709 CoiM ry Club Rd, Santord FREELANCE: WattomtosCopytatsT PRJSrrv Dsra CoraUtoig Rnto Estoto a speciality! (Phi* professional artworks, webpage design. 6 piloting contacts) Crtattvs. dependable .ettlctonLdtoalortontad: ad*, proofread, type (OOvwpm. houra/tees nego LongwoodSemlnola County area (407) 331-6050. Ask tor T C (B r o c h u r e ^ A ^ jo ^ v a lJ ^ ^ ^ The Happy Elves needs chad cars asatotenca Fu* ten* fob Pta cal 407-321-2364. 93— Rooms For R ent TU R F E TC . INC Is looking to M positions within out growing company We *>* looking lor (torwYlobto peer** wrih * good altitude end the deav* lo pioduca quality work. We would Hie to tab to you about the following Job opening*: J . m w y s M i r r e w r s Foremen • Deta* Person • Crew Member* Foramen and data! (anon must hew vakd Florida doves leans* Prefer tomato tor detal peraon with an eye tor qualfy No enpensnce necesaery. Just a deal* to team and grow with 89 Please a l 407-302-0274 lor more Into and lo atftodUt «n Stoervtow wth our stall Workers Comp Insurance • Eoual Opportunity Employer We era looking h r a tow ( 3oT paopto1 Ara you one ol ol ttiem? Furnished room, B B S S prhdege*. came tv. easy mewae to Lus. 437 330-7736. eves. 2 story Vlctortan home, hlslortc district. Ipic. balcony, house l*M*uaaVIUJ*totoX£<kp~klX 1 2775 (bpr). 3265277 We e k l y h£NfA13T Startlng O 992/erk. 407-3304423 Vtory too*, very ctototkjnmv remodeled, a l Ufl. CatA*. ArC. phon*. kiich use. eec. dr. ra owner. 2 biks from but. e m to rl Otoy drag tree aobei apply. 407-330-7373. o .v i i c m m : <V.to% t ^VA4#L4jr M/*tad> Ladies Call FREE! iiOT)7SC TALK* t'rrdit Canl Billing I 8 0 0 ( T T Y F l> \ J i m s M M 9m kt I MS M 6 B i l l 11 Bn ( V r t Oaf Ibr M ietf MrtaHrt i k p n r a a A p rU n a i in s t it u t e 800-554-7364 ^ to*6. (silstto ■»Fai|9)i*1|^ The Universal Crossword Airport Passangot S a n t a FTanbla horrs Ire* urolorm*. paid vacstnna 9 hoivia yl No e ip necessary, DFiNP 407-320-0900 AIRPORT SCREENERS Wito Sacurty Oftcars D keens# No asp ragd Paa) earwig CompeMn* provided Fleitoi* schedule Ceil Orlando Santord Alport at 407-566-4772. Attn hnura, DFW Pre-lab mstsf t u d n g erectors Re 32t-2662929 kirn ju i l dial these 3 digits Attention Readers!! In Magal lor compare** dong busnass by phon* lo promts* you a loan and i*k you to pay lor It Plumbers Helper; Residential Construction. Musi be Geod wtth Rough-Ins, E ire 'tom Pay 9 Benefits (366)7360221 O K I,,\\i> o \s en d local Work 1-900-778-2535 2001,2001 (Court Bool) UiHYAHMl WORSE. CEEUK Clorii oMho Cttcu* Court ()y Rut-i King OopwyCfcrti Plowrt Sopton*#» 1?. i». m ot EE 080 B 71— H elp Wanted 55— B usiness O lT O R T U N in ih E d ite d b y T im o th y E . 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P R E V IO U S P U Z Z L E A N S W E R 5 T S ' r ~ H < "p A p a 5 5 t •u JB n kt J, 1 j i j i JL V _U n ti J l ja _L 3 j. v L - t* ^3 JJ, ■J J ) _L _L _S) J r m m o .B s jl r t n u t f t f i n i i uikitoH ftr n k in is ir in * n r r r u n t i n n i u r r n ll A _L JL u ■’ ■ r r i n u r n ■ 5 _ j; - _L^ j l J i O 2001 UntvOTaf Pm## Syrrtcat# www uanprMS joom “ WORD TO THE WHYS” By Gayle Dean 1 2 3 4 1*1 17 20 24 20 | i< ir n .r r n �Call 322-2611 Seminoie Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Wednesday. Seplcmlter 12.2001 P a g e 511 93— Rooms For R ent 103—HousesUnfurnished 99—Apartments Unfurnished Private e—wnr*. b*»ie* p-'-w-ya, cable. 5450*nonti. Indude* 16,560 depot* 407-830 5571 Lake U »ry'5 in !ofd 2/2. W(i s h w D r y « Hook <JOl. Swvnmmg Pod. No Pat*. 1650. Randolph Court Apia, 407-330-1300 Prtvala Room In longwood Steady amptoyad. Non amoker. SfiAVrk. 550 dapos* 407-6306216 ONE MONTH FREE! tUrmad Tima OHar) I Bedroom* from 553S 3 Oadroom* 5634 Shaft 4BR 2BA home. Serkird area. Living room w/tiraplace, Waahar/dryer. 5360/mo. 5250 tacunty, utikMi included 407-375- 118— O ff ic e S pa ce F o r R en t LARS M k M sen. CH A d t e i n a 5500. pkn depot* 407-3216165 Sanford. Park Aye. large 2/1, CHA. t e e . waiher/dryer hook-141, le an , rope*, ids. 54256™. 407471-12S3. 3000 FT OFFICE A WAREHOUSE 106 N Maple Ava, Cal Tom or John Draga, (407)302-7664 107—M obile Humes OffP-e Rtrrttl Spare Fnr Lera Sanlord area An new. eo u lo 16UU aq h available on buey 17/92. 50,000 cart Oaky 250 fl Itot.ugo Ample parking At low a t 5850/mo Rartdy-407-716 6611 or Shalby407-782-5848 Fo r R en t o n s r 427. 2 Dadtoom urdum 5125 wk 5125 Can 407-333-3864 or 407302-7034. e l d e r s p r in g s 97—Apartments ' Furnished Wrtar S p n rv, 2/1 t&2SYnontTld tail 3 dapoa*. No pals 407472- ■me* Otar Queer Coaagt tor rani partly tumnhed lor a angle nmamokar, Include* moal uMitlat. 5350/mq. Ca* 407-3234183 1 0 3 — H ouses- M6U ibr/iba no f>fets U 99—Apartments Unfurnished DOYLE'S RENTALS Sanlord. 3/1, i65CVmonth H I. latl 4 depots No pall. 407-672 0345 •aidant HMortc DtaMct 1/1 le t w(h W/D Hookup Enctoted P«no. Oat H replace. Hard wood Firs. 10 It 2DIV 2W apt *525/™, 115—I ndustrial RENTAL5 B-ntnrd Hatortc Datnd 1/1 Apt W AVIO Hoaa U p , End Patio. Qaa Santa* 2/1 Wf Carport Lg* UL DR, 5500 DOWN - WHY RENT?? 3BR/28A For Sakr With Down PaymL Aaustance AvaAabie Cheaper than rand. The Aflordabla Home Center 407-321-1333 SANFORO 26IV1BA, NO P ETS 340OMOWTM. PLUS DEPOSIT 407-323-1167 CeJingv 5400/400 Sanford: ELreoaant area, 31 home, could be used at houaaWfic* combination 4750750 407-321- Sanlord Ofhca Sut®‘Store. 3rd A S. Sartcrd Awl 750V 5860 n o *v TOO* aula 5450 month, aieofent parking, rtca. Br/Own 407-679-1960 Cai 40 7579-8042 141— H u m e s For S ale 530OMONTM pUa Dipodf 407.323 1167 n f u r n is iie d 4BFV2BA $ 4 5 ,0 0 0 Olflct/W trahouta space from 5575/monlh. 1250 aq II Prime tocaton. comer of 46A A Old Lake twitorj Mama Uatmgi Cat 800-319-33231 11529 Mary l-J.. SarJUeJ 4C7 S-liCSIU" 117—C ommercial R entals SIFIEDS W m f i u tA ile yew dids axe atuAcot! 30* Waal 13 frt. Ottea or Rate!, Cuatom Bit 37. Ovar 1900 aq II on 17 acta Ifaavty triad, cm kt. In, dn. lam rm w^reptaca, aal m Irtcf-er, !C*?2 ae pmfi » e garage, deeded, adceee lo «kl taka 6 lennta da. 5118.900 Over 1/4 Acre M i l l Bedi: Lh. cka appfc, heeWykeed Priced lorcpkk sale. 564.900 RamraMd •Uha N a w 3/11/2 win newly painted mL A art., caramc He, d r , tv, apple, garage wlanced yard 577,500 Townhouaa: 2/ 2 1/2 2 Rory-over 1600 sq fl Dm, hr rm n/Draplaca. sc penfi V P g ra rrla iw MewpMI, waipapat, unw-wi be. 132.301 Plna ridge Ctob: 212 caramc do. ■ppN. water Irort 563.500 SALES STAFF Food Service • Custodial HOLEDJ F I S T P ftS V C M Tie il / IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS ' .. _ , 2020 8 . O rla n d o D rive • S anford 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 a :«w-utt.,«u VAfi/-.'MP-o/vV. 118—O ffice S pace For ’ Rent (‘107)323-0-1‘JO HOUSE FOR SALE- 3 Bedroom. 2 Bum. mature thnde tree. In large fenced yard, kitide utility room Avail now 578,000 407-323 5168 SANFORD ?B R in A ,tv n * * » rww 1 Cherry Stak/i bod. ao*d wood. wWi prllowlop mattreta aet Never ueed5475 Can itaevw 4U/-AC-277S 1 luiury hrm pnowiop aal w*h 7 yt warranty k* 5135, quean 5140. king 47in Brand new. Located In Sanlord 40 7-402 2778 ienlVrd/Lk 1 2 fence Name Brand O m en O R TH O PEDIC PILLOW TO P Man.-art Sal Brand Haw. St* in Pintle. Sacrifice 51 DO Can Deliver. 40/-422 884a Sanford; 1be<*oom/1 bn»i erte targe fenced yard, loci led 1100 Santa Bartera Dr 543.000 407-687-6410 36" ewWi Kenmora Side by SMa wttta refrigerator, ice maker A water AkroU brand new. 5750 Stove. 5200 Washer. 5360. Dryer. 5150 407 2661880,8arrv7jwn or 407-323-4574. a * lor Vrfta________________________ cntpel A pare, upduied ktchen, a iA Had u d to 581600 fhrrt O f Realty 407-626-1788 Mery: 12 pooLlountam'waterleil. 4 perron •po. good area Many iptyadM Orty 5115K. Marin. 407-314-7507. Sarilord 3BfV 1 1/7BA. dn rm. complaiafy renovated. C H A down payment euitlence available Old Antique B rass Headboard $85 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -8 5 9 0 550B W 407-302 2872 Sanford: Dnve by 210 Weil 15m Si. men cal lor an apporwnort 407-3225353. You muat tea Interior lo epfveaale 6w charm and comfod of me vary wel maintained home but* H IM 1940a Vintage: Beautiful antique camel back Duncan Phyla couch with mahogany claw feat A trim. 5800. Call 407-321 6590 arm resow top menreae aet Never ueed St* 5450 C m dehor 407-422- 153—Acreace Lot For S ale pUtbc Mutt M « $100 407-4220648 h . Sanlord A n . Near Airport. Comer Lot, 171711''. T v n ri O a fc ttm i < r ’A lfy 407 321-0759 - THT ill msTtta AuedoRt n.TfTt Cinv CHURCH FURNITUREr Doa your dawtb need pew*, pwfpll eat haMltwvy neaple wtodnwa, earpet, UefklaaT ABJOLUre LAND AUCTION, Stanley I 2 9 * at fcOOAM. In fw y On. 2, I7S+A A C 3 p i n * . in (10 trat9)moa«yl p . P .F, idb rasardMaa of jvfce J. llifhaa AL 936 Target Aocttoo (705)425-5454. Builncsi For Sale NATIONAL SUB SANDWICH Om c U m * far M b b TfeDatMM*. FL Bcdnhn* an b *Md tooMkaa arlfa low nycdbtd. Avw*^ uaual lib * of <210^100 and 1300,000 <br cadi tocadoa. Alkb* S H 0 JM far bo* bewbu. wU HM lbt reflb* MpM*My. Sertodabqaba only. Alb far BUI (530)9500066. Builness Opportunities ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Do you e*n SI00 b a day? Y um own local caady raott. 30 Macbbaa wd Candy. A IR r59,993. Call (500)9*5.VEND. AWBOOO031. Bl| atM on m w CMhlOMd piwi/apSplMtyy fer hard pcwi.(500)2JI-»J60. OARAOE CLOSEOUTS W / T i f c l t : 70T71, 1 - c r n ^ n ( i W 16*7 door, low a t I 140/i m . w/approved erode, I* Mi t i l l 20*41 piM m , tUOO. 24*41 p o M a n . C t M . Othar tizat (vaibbia. C al (500)112-0969. FACTORY DIRECT POOL HEATERS: Sobr.orCbL M^xbnndi. NawMdbrUaadL Dob yoanalf or bttaBed. Fit* PboM Qaotca. (I00UJ3WARM (9276) wwwjobnUrectocm LbfCWOD9T93. 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(OutofSlxte piacemenl It abo available) $ 1 b ./6 per m o n in ........5 lines / 3morillis $ 2 4 .7 5 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $ 3 3.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months � 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, 2001 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, September 12, 2001 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 2001. 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>, September 12, 2001; <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/0be81f2f75cc80ecddffc094fd7d9831.pdf ebe7ba2d41faee1d862773d2e1dae947 PDF Text Text SEPTEMBER 9, 2001 •4th YEAR No. M S an ford , Flo rid a CopyrtgM O 2 0 0 rn « 3wmnoN Hwatd City to vote on conference center ld“ nP",g Friday Night Lights Prop football season enters its second week with Seminole hosting Lake Howell, Lake Mary at home against O sceola and Oviedo at Winter Springs. Page IB SA N FO RD — City Commissioners will decide Monday whether to approve a memorandum of understanding for the development of a hotel/conferencc center on the Like Monroe waterfront. The memorandum between the city and Acqucst/Bcnchmark Hospitality out­ lines the responsibilities of each party in developing a plan to finance, build and operate a hotel/conference center. It also Commission will decide whether to enter a preliminary agreement with developer 2002, to determine if the project will be built. During the five-month designation period, tne city, through its consultant Hunter Interests Inc., will conduct detailed feasibility studies and market analysis, while Acquest/benchmark will develop specific financing models and conceptual designs of the facilities. While exact numbers and models will be developed in the coming months. Acquest/Benchmark is expected to pro- pose the creation of a Special Purpose Ownership Entity (SIXTE) to finance the project. According to City M anager Tony VanDcrworp, a SPOE is a non-profit, quasi-govcmmcntal agency that would issue tax-exempt revenue bonds to finance the project. The SPOE would also oversee the Acquest/benchmark team as it built and operated the hotel/conference center. "There are three basic ways to finance A ltam o n te police lend a hand to P acific island fo rce Feeding Time By Christopher Patton Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SP R IN G S — Thousands of miles away from the Altamonte Police Department is a tiny Pacific island where the police force uses rocks to fend off dangerous criminals. Word of the primitive crime­ fighting techniques got back to Police C hief William Liquor! through an old black belt karate buddy. In addition, 9th judicial circuit prosecutor Chris Lindamood visited the Island, Kosrae, in April fer the wadding of an old colleague, who also You Sank M y Battleship! Hobbtests from across the Southeast gather monthly at Trotwood Park In Winter Springe to engage In nautical battles. Page 1C Senior Stick-Up Suspect Sought Sem in ole C ounty M ajor Crimes Investigators are seek­ ing a 60-to-65 year old m»n M a suspect In an armed robbery. It happened Thursday, Aug. 30 at around 2 pan. at the Bonus Dollar Store. The store clerk, who was the victim, stat­ ed that an older white male entered the store and then exit­ ed. She says there were two other customers In the store at the time, Shortly after they left the store, the suspect entered the store again. He approached the victim with a small hand­ sized firearm and demanded money from the cash register. He also took the victim's puree. He was described as 60-65 years of age, approximately six feet tall, 180-200 pounds, and wearing large rim glasses. About 40 minutes after the robbery, the suspect's Image was captured on a bank cam­ era. He was using the victim's ATM card at the CNL Bank on International Parkway in Heathrow. Anybody with information shouts call Crime Line at 1-800­ 423-TIPS. Leslie Zokauskus UCF Student and Inlem ot Cintrol Florida Regional Hospital ◦c m ifw d . Crouwtxd D *a > A bby U g a lt . . . LiU S iyU . . O b M uartci O p in io n . . M c « lo g w orks w ith the Island 's police departm ent. H orror stories of the 30-m em ­ b er force sh arin g one gun and using dilapidated vehicles with h an d -p ain ted » « ------ ■-* _ »— * — «___^ ________. nvfBKi pooto Dy iomm y >■vinctftl With soma handfuls of crackars and popoom, Matthew Gibson, 2, ot Sanford and his father, Fred, draw a crowd of mallard ducks near the Best Western Marine Hotel on Lake Monroe. "p o lic e " sig n s motivated the Altamonte Police Department to donate some old equipment. "Sometimes we don’t realize something that we have and See Police, Page 7A C a tch in g a risin g sta r L o ca l officials pitch budget priorities to state legislators Journalism students at Sanford Middle School scored a major scoop when they landed an interview with a new teen pop sensation B y M ichelle Ja ria Managing Editor SANFORD — Young journalists at Sanford Middle School received a rare opportunity Tuesday when a rising teen pop star from Los Angeles agreed to sit down with them for a 30minute Interview. Singing sensation Christina Milian spent time with students in Wanda Currie’s journalism class to discuss what it’s like to be on the verge of pop stardom, Although the singer didn't perform, the students were able to ask Milian, who just finished touring w ith 'N Sync, a variety nf (/\r the IVmx orli of nunallnrwi questions for schrvn o oI' lsc newspapet and television show. "A ll the kids have been very exdted about this," Currie said. "However, my First and Third Lunch students feel cheated because the interview was scheduled for Second Lunch." According to Currie, the stu­ dents jumped at the chance to Interview Milian after a group based in Los Angeles contacted the school about doing an interview. It was the first time the journalism class had an opportunity to interview one of the stars they usually only read about. "They asked If we were interested In having her here," Currie said, "and of course we were. This is the first time ever we have had someone of her caliber visit the school." Only 19 years old, Milian began her career a decade ago by appearing in commercials. Since then, she has appeared on Disney's “Movie Surfers," had a role on "Smart Guy” and was the rtf itf lltu iitfc in MA S ta ll W ntor [TTr. . <-$«■» V 1 v B , ■ ' A \g j . j _ * § | ^ A ^ lighted on MTV, and she is cur­ rently touring throughout the world to promote her upcoming debut i 'bum. Students in Wanda Currie's Sanford Middle School jour­ nalism class put their skills to work last woek when they interviewed Christina Milian. a 19-year-old performer from Los Angelos who has appeared in movies and on MTV. The interview will be the lead story In the Beck-to-School issue the students publish later this month. by Tom m y V lncont , ":m By Christopher Patton SAN FORD — The state leg­ islature doesn't meet in regular session until January, but already local entities are lobby­ ing for state funding in next year's budget. Representatives from every com er of county from Sheriff Don Eslinger to Seminole Community College President Dr. Ann McGee used their allotted five minutes to discuss past and future funding as well as possible law changes. "W e understand good things don't happen over night, but we hope some of these things will occur down the road," said County Commission Chairman Dick Van Der Weide to the leg­ islative delegation. The delegation is comprised of Sen. Lee Constantine, Speaker of the House of Representatives Tom Feeney, Rep. Jim Kallinger, Rep. David H w M p tw N by Tom m y V tnoonl State Rep. David M ealor talks with Doroen Kirk about her duties on the Florida Commission lor the Transportation Disadvantaged. Mealor, Rep. David Simmons, Sen. David Webster, Rep. Carey Baker and Sen. Juhn Dyer. County representatives spoke first and asked for the delegation to consider reallo­ cating rental car taxes to the See Priorities, Page 9A SCC Foundation Board names new members W ife of school’s first president joins board Frank S. loppolo Jr. and G eraldine "G erry " Weldon were recently named to the Seminole Community College Foundation Board. loppolo is a shareholder in the Corporate and Securities Department and n m ember of the Inform ation Technology and Litigation practice groups of Greenberg Traurig P.A. He is a graduate of Wake Forest University and Fordham University School of Law. Weldon, w ife of SC C 's Founding President, Dr. Earl Weldon, is a graduate of the University of Central Florida. She is a retired teacher and volunteer for the Sem inole County Schools. Created in 1968, the SCC Foundation supports the col­ lege through programs and activities including student scholarships, (acuity grants and annual fund-raisers. �Page 2 A Sunday. September 0. 2001 THE S fminolf. H erald S em ino le S um m ary A GLANCE AR O U ND O UR C O U N TY Take-all: A disease of grasses O ut & A bout The one that got away SUN The Florida TVall Association Central Florida Chapter will have its Apopka Historical 'TVall Hike Sunday, Sept. 9, beginning at 8 a.m. Directions to tne meeting jint are: In Apopka, from S. 441, drive North on Park Avenue. Go cast on First Street to Forest Avenue. Park In the lot near the baseball field. Hikers will walk 6.4 miles and sec 49 historical sites. The public fa invited. For more information, email Steve Raj tar at rajtarOaol.com Take-all is a root rot disease caused by a soil-inhabi­ tant fungus affecting all warm-season turf grasses, espe­ cially S t Augustine grass. Symptoms of this disease arc ............................ primarily observed during the sum­ mer and early fall months when Florida receives the majority of its rainfall. G Symptoms Because the roots arc affected, plants will not be able to efficiently obtain water or nutrients from the soil, nor will they be able to store the products from photosynthesis. The fungus does not attack leaves and symptoms observed on the leaves are * * * * * * * tne result of the damage to the root system. If the turf grass Is not stressed or is under a low level of stress, leaf symptoms may never be observed. However, under high stress conditions, symptoms will begin to appear on the leaves. By the time the leaf symptoms appear, the pathogen probably had been active on the roots for at least two to three weeks, maybe longer. Initially, yellowing areas develop randomly on the turf ranging in diameter from a few inches to a few feet Roots develop black lesions and eventually, become very short, black and rotted. Stolons and rhizomes may have black lesions and, under severe disease conditions, begin to rot Cultural Controls Measures that prevent or alleviate stress are the best methods for con trolling the disease or at least decreasing the potential daman;. The turf grass must be mowed at the correct height during the summer It may even be necessary to raise the mowing height during periods of rainy weather. The turf grass must be mowed as fre­ quently as necessary so that only one third of the leaf tis­ sue fa removed during any one mowing event Scalping live grass damages the growing point, especially of S t Augustine grass. Balance nitrogen applications with equal amounts of potassium. For every pound of nitrogen applied,, an equal amount of elemental potassium should be applied. Slow-rvlease nitrogen and slow-rclease potassi­ um sources should be used. Avoid nitrate-nitrogai products and quick-rclease urea products. If slowrclease potassium fa not available, then apply quickrelease potassium to the turf grass between nitrogen applications. Extra potassium may be useful in late sum­ mer and early falL Apply micronutrients, especially manganese. C h em ic a l C o n tro l The fungicides containing aanxystriibin, mytiobu- tanil triadimefon propkonazolc, and thiophanatc methyl arc used to control this disease. These systemic fungicides arc not as effective os the use o f cultural con­ trols once the disease symptoms have developed. There fungicides may be useful when used preventively. This means they must be applied before symptoms develop. For best control apply the fungicides at least one symptoms. Continue applying the fungldde once a month until the weather fa no longer conducive for dis­ ease development. Al Ferrer Is Ire O w li Cowry Urban HcrOodketst taquMse may ba dbacMd b N m S M Ceopandve Extension sarvtoa, *40 W. County Hama Read, aantord, R M TO or phone N M M . AM•enanota County Coapan^vrxMnainneerylteeaieupenloeliunrJieai olfDAtelut, Larceny Sheriecse Welsh, 19, of Orlando was arrested by Sanford police Thursday for reportedly trying to steal a gold ring from the Sears department store. Welsh was charged with larceny and transported to the Seminole County Jail. Drug Possession Michael Currier, 39, of Sanford was arrested by a Seminole deputy after he noticed Currier had a broken taillight. After stop­ ping the driver; the deputy noticed a strong odor of an alco­ hol type beverage. Currier was charged with driving under the influence and possession of mari­ juana. Aggravated Battery Deborah Devita, 46, of Sanford was arrested Thursday for aggra­ vated battery with a deadly weapon. Her live in boyfriend stated to police that she began to strike him in the face with a closed fist. Devita also kicked him on his legs and in the genital WED H e ra ld p h o to b y Tom m y V ln c a n t A local fisherm an works with his pole while fishing on L ake M onroe during a recent, but rare, sunny afternoon. W ith the m ore than 7 Inches of rein that has drenched Sanford In the past w eek, It hasn't b een easy to slay dry w hile on the lake. Military Notes Marine Corps Pfc. Charles A. M cLain, son of Barbara and Daryl G. McLain o f Sanford, recently com­ pleted basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Paris Island, SC . McLain successfully completed 12 weeks of training designed to chal­ lenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally. McLain and fellow recruits began their training at 5 a.m. by running three miles and performing calis­ thenics. In addition to the physical condi­ tioning p ro g ra m , McLain spent numerous hours in classroom and field assignments which included /Aiming fiflrt aid,'uniforin regula­ tions, combat water survival, marks­ manship, hand-to-hand combat and assorted weapons training. They performed dose order drill and operated as a small infantry unit during field training. McLain and other recroits also received instruction on the Marine Crops' core values — honor, courage and commitment — and what the words mean In guiding personal and professional conduct. Prostitution Carolyn Mincey, 47, of Sanford was arrested by agents of the Clty/County Investigative Bureau for prostitution Thursday night. During an undercover operation, an agent reportedly asked Mincey If she was workini8 and she responded "yes." Mincey got into the vehicle asked the agent If he was "police", tlie agent responded no. Mincey then offered "head" to the agent for $20 and then the agent gave out the code word and units arrived to arrest Mincey. AU Mixed Up Sanford police arrived at a Sanford Avenue apartment Thursday to find two individuals bound and gagged. Derek Alford, 20, and Derek O'Havcr, 20, reportedly invited three men to come over to their apartment C harles'Petrovich of Sanford, rccn it- t C rtton , Conn. During the five-week course, Petrovich learned the basic theory, construction and operation of nucloar-powercd submarines. Petrovich is a 2000 graduate of Seminole High School He joined the Navy in November 2000. Air Force Airman Dawn V. DeHomey has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. to smoke some weed and "cook up a tittle powder cocaine." As the so called "friends” started to beat up and gag the two, police arrived ana arrested all five subjects. O'Haver was found in the bathroom by police screaming "they're going to kill m e" with lacerations to nis chest back and neck. Gregory Stafford, 23, Leroy Sutton, 42, and Willie Ports, 20, all of Sanford, were all arrested and charged with more than nine different charges including kid­ napping, robbery with a weapon, cocaine and marijuana posses­ sion and aggravated assault and battery. Alford and O'Haver were also arrested for possession of cocaine and marijuana. Shoplifting • Richard Williams, 42, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday for trying to steal two pairs of shoes from Wal-Mart. Reportedly, W iliams selected two pairs of shoes val­ ued at $42 and then tried to con­ ceal them in his Wal-Mart shop­ ping bags. • Jason Hamilton, 29, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police for trying to steal two flashlights, two bicycle mirrors, a ESrm Tyre*. JR H lte M M IlB I Dons Dietnch Chns Ration M arys Hawlune D u n Smith Tommy Vincent C la s s ifie d A d vertising T sd W a h sf BJ Egan C irc u la tio n W anda Kourpam du Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 * f a* (407) 323-9408 □nan K /am ertdi rv u tte M itM Cheryl Sm en f n >Mli | l U I I » r « i Larry Lawson Ueciy Tibbette Periodical Postage Paid at Sannud. Florida and sddtional melmg offices USPS 441200 Postmaster. Sand settees charms to . The BEMMOLG HERALD po R epublic N ew spapers, Inc. toy Hot Wheels car and VHS video tape from Wal-Mart. Hamilton reportedly tried to con­ ceal the $17 worth of merchan­ dise in his backpack while In the store'B garden department. Grand Theft Seminole investigators served Jeffrey Shaver, 28, of DeLand Wednesday while he was Incar­ cerated In the Orange County Jail for two unrelated Sanford tllefts. Fingerprints from a burglarized Ford van in Sanford matched Shaver’s prints. On Aug. 22, Shaver reportedly pawned two of the items from the van at a pawn shop in Orlando. He was charged with grand theft and burglary of an auto. On July 6 , Shaver also report­ edly stole a bike from an Orlando and pawned it a Sanford pawn shop only an hour later. He was charged with dealing in stolen property and giving false ownership information to the pawn shop. THUR| The "Stepping Out In S ty le ' luncheon will be I 11 oan. to 1230 p m Thu Sept-13, In MoImjii Ju,x Restaurant, located at 43C Wymote Road in Altamonte Springs. The event will feature "Fashlore In Shoes" by Longwood's The Bootery. Ramona Pendle will present "How To Survive When Shoe Laces Come Untied." Cost is $18, and reservations and cancellations are essential Reservations must be made to Nancy at 407-629-2923 by Sunday, Sept. 9. The Salvation Army In Sanford fa holding a volunteer orientation Thursday, Sep t 13. The program will begin at 6 p m and the training will end at about 8 p m Please contact Roqucl Gonzalez at 407-322-2642, ext. 228, to make reservations. Burglary Lake Mary police arrested Deanna Moon, 20, and Derrick Eason, 19, for burglary and disor­ derly conduct Tlie two were found sleeping in a vacant resi­ dence master bedroom closet The owner of the residence arrived to do some maintenance work and called police. Marijuana was also found on the subjects. DUI An unidentified lady reported­ ly flagged down Sanford police TUesday night to ask for direc­ tions, but police noticed the woman was drunk. After failing several sobriety tests, officers arrested her but a South Carolina identification card identified her as Renee Williamson, 36. The lady said that was her sister and her real name was Jerriann Williamson, 24. During the first breathalyzer test the woman had a seizure and ihe lady had another sort seizure during transport to jail. The tests revealed a .224 and a 220. Wc welcome and encourage your letters and com m ents. A lt letters m ust include your nam e, address and phone number to be published. i i* j r rl; * Sunday, September 9 .2 0 0 1 • Vol. 94, No. 6 r im l c ■ i ■ ■ flv u r—. L eg al A d vertisin g Tfudee Langford Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the slx Wecks bf draining, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training cam credits tuward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son of Rosa tglesias of Altamonte Springs. Iglcsias is a 2000 graduate of Lake Brantley High School. Disorderly Tavius Hunter, 21, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police after officers observed Hunter drinking am open container of liquor near the intersection of Southwest Road and Roosevelt Avenue. According to the report at the point of contact Hunter started to shout obscenities. Officers calmly advised Hunter If we wanted to drink he would need to do so on his property and at that time Hunter became more Irate. He was charged with disorderly intoxication. "Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ D isp lay A d vertisin g John Coffm an R o u ie Lsvsndsr Air Force Airman 1st Class Jeffrey lflle s la a tuia g ra d u a te d fro m basic m ilita ry tra in in g o t L u c k L m d A ir T he S eminole H erald Daa Pint BaOy Bennett During the six weeks of training, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credit" toward «n associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. She is the daughter of Carol Sands o f Bronx, N.Y., and granddaughter of Thomas Sands ofAltam onte Springs. Navy Seaman Recruit Ruben J. Petrovich, son of Mlgdalia and area. At that time Devita grabbed a knife from the kitchen and swung it wildly at him. He received two lacerations on his left and right chest. D oug F e tz c r Publisher © McLain and fellow recruits ended the training phase with The Crucible, a 54-hour team effort, problem solving evolution which culminated with an emotional cere­ mony In which the recruits were presented the Marine Corps Emblem, and were addressed as "M arines" for the first time since boot camp began. McLain is a 1999 graduate of Seminole High School. The Greater Orlando Area Seminole Spokes of Welcome Wagon Club will meet Wednesday, Sept. 12, at 11JO run in Mnlson 4e Jardin Restaurant in Altamonte Springs. Cost fa $16. The program fa "Psychology of Domestic Violence" with Leo Drunelle of the Seminole County Sheriff's I Office. Seminole Spokes fa a social club dedicated to helping newcomers become familiar with the Orlando area. For reservations or information, call Betsy at 407-323-2297. Dm teer Santord, FL 327 72-1667 S u b s c rip tio n Rates 3 Months In SenW iole County S U 00 0 Monane m Sem inole C o u n t. $ 2 0 0 0 1 vea r m S am n ole County 436 .00 1 Vfcar O tte r F k v td i County 4 4Z 00 1 Y ea, O ut O ! S late 442 00 Call ua: (M7) 322-2611 �T he S eminole H erald Sunday, S i'IiIimuIkt !t. 211(11 I ’URP [ l\ Obituaries V IO LET IRENE CARTER Violet Irene Carter, 82, of Lake Dot Drive, Sanford, died Sunday, Sept. 2, 2001, in Sanford. Bom In Boulder, III., she moved to Central Florida in 1984. She was a homemaker and o f the Baptist faith. Survivors include her hus' band, Donald Carter of Sanford; a daughter, Linda C. Fogle of Fuquay-Varina, N.C.; a son, Stanley A. Carter of DeLand; two brothers. Dale and Emil Nattier, both of Patoka, * III.; and two grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Oakiawn Chapel is In charge of arrange­ ments. L E O N A R D ;. GULINO Leonard J. Gulino, 89, of Alafaya Woods Boulevard, Oviedo, died Wednesday, Sept. 5,2001, in Alterra Sterling House of Oviedo. Bom Dec. 1,1911, In Chicago, 111., he resided In Central Florida for six years. He was a retired tool and dye maker and welder and a member of Knights of Columbus with St. Jolui Catholic G iurch in Benton Harbor, Mich. Survivors include a son, Michael L. Gulino of McLean, Va.; a daughter, Marianne Zook of Oviedo; a brother, Gus Gulino of Elmwood Park, 111.; six grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. N ELU E FAY HODGES Nellie Fay Hodges, 65, of West New York Avenue, Orange City, died Wednesday, Sept. 5,2001, In her residence. Bom In Gallia Count she moved to Orange City from ’ : Columbus, CMiio, tn 1989. She was a homemaker and enjoyed reading books. Survivors Include her hus­ band of 40 years, Walter T. Hodges; two sons, Keith Suiter of Columbus, Ohio, and Thomas Hodges of Grove City, Ohio; two daughters, Susan Wingfeathcr of Seville and Candle Freeman of Columbus, ‘ ' Ohio; three brothers, Joe 1Johnson o f Dade City, Clement Johnson o f Niles, Mich., and Stanley Johnson o f Jerome, Idaho; two sisters, Vora Waugh of Crown City, Ohio, and Ethel Cave of Nashville, Term.; and eight grandddldten. Baldauff Family Funeral , Home of Orange City is In charge of anangements. seven great grandchildren. Services will be held at Grccnlawn Cemetery, located on Beach Boulevard in Jacksonville. Greenlawn Cemetery is in charge of arrangements. Starkvillc, Miss. Golden’s Funeral Home Inc., is in charge of arrangements. FRANCIS E PRICE SR. Francis E. Price S r, 85, of Borders Circle, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 2,2001, in Health Central of Ocoee. Bom Feb. 4,1916, in New Jersey, he resided in Central Florida for 45 years. He was retired from security at Crozer Medical Center. Survivors include his wife, Estelle Price of Orlando; two sons, Francis E. Price of Richmond, Ga., and Roger Price of Bridgeton, N.J.; two daugh­ ters, Joan Baldwin of Las Vegas, Nev., and Phyllis James of Bridgeton, N.J.; and six sisters, Inez Hubbard of Willmington, Del., Irene Jones of Chester, Pa., Roberta P. Ross of Federalburg, Md., Kathleen Tasco of Middletown, Del., Virginia McBride of Millville, N.J., and Yvonne Greene of PIcasantvillo, N.J. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. MICHAEL L. KOEPPE Michael L. Koeppo, 47, of Land Avenue, Longwood, died Wednesday, Sept. 5,2001, in his residence. Bom Feb. 5,1954, in Corvallis, Ore., he resided in Central Florida for 11 years. He was a computer technician and a member of Ascension Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife, Barbara D. Kooppc of Longwood; two daughters, Robin D. and Jennifer A. Kocppe, both of Longwood; a stepmother, Alta Kocppe of Corvallis, Ore.; a brother, Mark Kocppe of Philomath, Ore.; a stepbrother, Scott Stewart of Corvallis, Ore.; and a stepsister, Rabccca Humphrey o f Albany, Ore. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is In charge of arrangements. CATRINA PATRICE McGEE Catrina Patrice McGee, 28, of Principle Court, Kissimmee, died Saturday, Sept. 1, 2001, of pneumonia. Bom in St. Cloud, she was a cashier for Winn Dixie and a member o f St, James A.M.E. Zion Church. Survivors include her mother and stepfather, Barbara and Jerome Carter of Kissimmee; her father, Ray Anderson of Kissimmee; five sisters, Kimberly Mims, Lashaunda Carter, Shaquila Anderson, and Shanae and Chantal Jenkins, all of Kissimmee; three brothers, Antonio McGee, Jerome Carter J r , and Rakeef Thomas, all of Kissimmee; grandmothers, Lula McGee, Katherine Stewart and Maxine Anderson, all of Kissimmee; and a great grand­ mother, Mary Brown of SUSAN R. QUINTANA Susan E Quintana, 55, of Hackamore Road, Apopka, died Tuesday, Sept. 4,2001. Bom in Buffalo, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1977. She was a resident manag­ er for human services at Quest Inc. Survivors include her hus­ band, John Quintana Sr.; a son, John Quintana Jr. of Oviedo; a daughter, Lisa McCann of Mount Dora; two sisters, Gail Swannie of Longwood and Judith Cosgrove of Buffalo, N.Y.; a brother, David Peters of Winter Springs; and four grandchildren. Wood lawn Carey Hand Funeral Home of Longwood is in charge of arrangements. LEO J. SCHNITKER Leo J. Schnitkcr, 77, of Iklbot Road, Fem Park, died Thursday, Sept. 6 ,2001, in ORMC-Orange Division of Orlando. Bom Aug. 28,1924, in Neola, Iowa, he resided in Central Florida for 27 years. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran of World War II, and a Eucharistic minis­ ter to the sick. He was a retired insurance adjuster and a mem­ ber of St. Augustine Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife, Bemadine Schnitker of Fern Park; four sons, Steve Sdinilker of Winter Springs, Bill Schnitker of Orlando, Kevin Schnitker of Apopka and Mark Schnitker of Orlando; four daughters, Karen Malatcsta of Maitland, Ann Luten of Pace, Ellen Haddock of Lake Mary and Mary Pettingill of Casselberry; one brother, Jack Schnitker of Laramie, Wyo.; and 15 grand­ children. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. DAVID E SWEAT David E Sweat, 39, of White Pine Lane, Longwood, died Wednesday, Sept. 5,2001, in his residence. Bom Se p t 30,1962, in Sanford, he was a lifelong resi­ dent of Central Florida. He was a truck driver and a member of Geneva's First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Susan of Longwood; his father. William Sweat of Geneva; his mother, JoAnne Sweat of Geneva; a sister, Cynthia Bolton of Belleview; and two brothers, Brian and Daniel Sweat, both of Dttnnellon, A gathering of family and friends is 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, in the chapel of Gramkow Funeral Home with Pastor Greg Howard officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. b r is s o n FU N ERA L H O M E Seminole County's Most Experienced Funeral Home A Combined Total Of 143 Years of Caring Service t to R Hcit e t , fitMijr httm Hi F U L FIL L IN G YO U R FU N ERA L AND C REM A TIO N N E E D S LOCALLY AND W O R L D W ID E 905 Laurel Avc., Sanford 407 ) 322-2131 ( M X H W W A m AOEHAIIDW AIU A C C HARDWARE ft H a rd w a re * S to r e s F lv r u la SMOOTH STEPPING STON ES D1AZINON 1 Covers 5000 Sq . 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X 339-4883 J - 321 -0885/*— 339-7365 — atCEHARO W 4 R E ^ C F H A R D W A R E i U HARDW ARE ACF H ARDW ARE ACE HARD W ARE �I 4 A TIIKSKMINOL8 HERALD Sunday. September !>■2001 O pinion Opinion Our View City should OK conference center agreement Sanford C ity C o m m issio n e rs w ill m ak e an im p o rta n t d ecisio n M o n d ay n ig h t a s they co n sid e r w h eth er o r n o t to ex ecu te a m e m o ran d u m o f ag reem en t w ith A cq u est/ B en ch m ark H ospitality. T h e m em o ra n d u m w ou ld o u tlin e the resp o n sib ilities an d estab lish a tim elin e fo r g a th ­ erin g d etailed in fo rm atio n ab o u t b u ild in g a h o tel/ co n feren ce ce n te r o n th e L ak e M o n ro e w aterfron t. T h e co n fere n ce ce n te r issu e h as b een in th e p u b lic s p o t­ light for fiv e y ears. T h a t's th e n o rm fo r th ese ty p es o f p ro ­ jects. D ecisio n s c a n 't b e m ad e o v ern ig h t an d a p p ro p ria te an aly sis m u st b e d o n e to en su re th e city is n ot g ettin g itself in to a fin an cial m ess. To d ale , the stu d ie s are p o sitiv e for b u ild in g th e co n fe r­ en ce center. In ad d itio n , San fo rd resid en ts a p p rov ed a refer­ en d u m to bu ild th e facility th ree y ears ag o. T h erefo re, the C ity C o m m issio n shou ld ap p ro v e the m em o ra n d u m o f u n d erstan d in g , w h ich w ill allo w all p arties to co m p lete th e ir an aly sis and p lan n in g . S u ch effo rts w ill p ro d u ce th e n u ts and b o lts facts ab o u t th e feasib ility o f th e p ro ject an d the fin an cin g and d esig n elem e n ts th at a re in v o lv ed . A sm all factio n in th e co m m u n ity w o u ld ju s t a s so o n co m m issio n e rs reject th e m em o ran d u m o f u n d e rsta n d in g . T h ey d o n 't w an t a co n fere n ce ce n te r in S a n fo rd c o m e h ell o r hig h w ater. C o m m issio n e rs sh o u ld reject th at n eg a tiv ism . To m ak e an in fo rm ed d ecisio n , co m m issio n e rs m u st h a v e facts, not m isg u id ed sen tim e n ta lism from a few cu rm u d ­ g eo n s w h o long fo r th e d ay s o f th e ir y o u th . W h ile S a n fo rd sh o u ld n ev e r lo ss sig h t o f its history, it m u st a ls o fo cu s on th e future. T h is n e w sp a p e r h as su p p o rte d th e co n cep t o f a c o n fe r­ e n c e ce n te r sin c e th e p ro je c t's in cep tio n , an d it w ill co n tin u e to d o so fo r a n y p ru d en t, v ia b le p lan th a t is p resen ted . A p p ro v in g the m e m o ra n d u m o f ag ree m en t is th e rig h t step to d eterm in e if th is is th e v ia b le p lan . C o m m issio n e r W h itey E ck ste in h it th e n ail o n th e h ead w h e n h e sa id , " I f th e city d o e sn 't d o th is now , it w o n ’t h ap p e n for m any, m any, y«ai^. Thi^ is a o n c e in a g en era tio n ty p e th in g ." C o m m issio n ers sh o u ld rem em b e r that as th ey co n te m ­ p la te Mnritf.Vrnigfrt'rf s r t tc .lt iv o u M b c a striirtie/ o rth e m to m iss an o p p o rtu n ity to sco re b ig fo r San fo rd ju s t b eca u se th e y 're afraid to tak e a sw in g at th e plate. \ c a p i t a l Gamy J a * & JT A FEDB B U R ri T R E / O 'M S ' CENTER • U S. M a ll 3 0 0 N . French Ave., Sanford. F la. 3 2 7 71 »T*J o u t OF REACH l Think Haircut opens consumer’s eyes to downtown To the e d ito r With missile defense system debates, stem cell research and the good ole Condit scandal — it's somewhat refreshing to take a look at the local front, more specifically — Sanford Main Street b u sin esses. Being a resident of Sanford for Ita lia decade, 1 am ashamed to admit I didn't get to know some local business ow ners until my "bad hair day." M y upmarket, very expensive mall hair 6alon expe Hence turned sour when instead o f resembling Reece W itherspoon In Legally B lo nd e, I could have been mis­ tak en lo r "1 l>ovc L ucy." O h what a mess. Betty Anne's Salon Is p fix­ ture on Main Street In Sanford. 1 entered the salon after my disastrous experience and Betty Anne told me not to worry. There was hope. And, true to her promise, Betty Anne not only erased the Lucille Ball look, but indeed made me look "Legally Blonde." W hile Betty Anne worked her magic on my hair, her husband of 51 years was doing his own magic with the scissors, transforming a shaggy haired boy into a "stylin ' hip young m an" ready to join the academic world after the summer break with his new "sp iked " haircut. So happy was I, I visited Knights Shoe Store a few doors down and after talking to wonderful Mr. Knight, I have vowed not to shop anywhere else for shoes. With our obsession for malls and chain stores, fast food and everything convenient, the wonderful main street shop­ ping districts sometimes go Unnoticed. Sanford truly Is one uf. those tnaglutl jptaees w ith tts small businesses and propri­ etors who arc truly genuine, delightful and unique. t j ' J C a ro l Johansson S a n fo rd On the Street The Herald asks people w hat they think Findin gs from a rtctn l report Issued by the International la b o r Organimtion indicated Americans added near­ ly a fu ll w ttk to their work year during the 1990s, clim bing to 1,979 hours on average last year — an increase o f 36 hours from 1990. This means American are pulsing in nearly 49 172 weeks a year on the Job, m ore than workers in Japan an d a ll other industrial nations. Midi ou r leisure time dwin­ dling, we asked people what they do in their spare time, ( f they have any. B u n k I like to go swim­ ming, shopping and spending time with my kids. Lida Badri Longwood Mina's a bit unusual. I'm a musi­ cian In a Celtic band that includes m y hus­ band. I play guitar and am the lead singer tor the band, Celtic Dragon. la t f o r m wty i watch punt- television than turn off their TVs. ’■ Initiative Media, the ad agency that surveyed T V i nlc diversity, also looked a viewing habits. According •Americans watch 73.6 noun of TV a week — about 17 hours more a week than Latinos and about 22 hours more than other nonblacks, including whites and Asians If ing a stupefying amount of time in front of the boob tube. Much of what passes for TV entertainment is sheer drivel — dumb, dkhed, banal. And even well-written and well-acted TV shows are no substitute for a good book. With the academic perfor­ mance of black students still lag­ ging behind their white and Asian peers, an emphasis on books and scholarship ought to be the NAACP’s big push. The annual release of nationwide SAT scores revealed that while scores for white and Asian stu­ dents had risen, test scores for black and Latino students had declined. While some of the learning gap can be accounted for by an 1 go to school full time and work full time, so I don't have much spare time. Denise Green Altamonte Springs O viedo P H u t news comes as I federal courts show increasing hostility to college affirmative action programs, intended to boost . admissions of minority I students who have his- 1 Cynthia about 12 percent black. •nrWtly had kwMhan- S Now that there is evi Tucker stellar test scores. Just I dencc the NAACP still last week, an Atlanta- 3 has some clout, maybe based federal court ruled the jja the organization can be per­ University of Georgia's affirm^* j suaded to turn it to a worth­ tive action program unconstituMa while purpose. Badgering the ti'-u l. If the U S. Supreme C a U fl networks to put more blades on uplwlds that view, many bbdj| TV is the wrong cause. A more and Latino kids will be shut flB fc worthy crusade would be per­ of tlie nation's premier u m v J B suading black Americana r r that's anywhererime *osreu- Jennifer King B e d s u d g et Don't Hke our point of view? Do something about It Write us a latter to the oditor. All letters to the editor must be signod and, for verification purer*** Include an address and phone numbor. Letters should also be limited to 500 wonts. Letters to the editor will be acceptor! by: B e d s S o f a B e d s I i GIANT WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM A ltam o n te Springs • 1321 E. H w y. 4 3 6 • 4 0 7 -3 3 1 -7 4 0 0 -m i k B M M M M M M M M ta M F u t o n -1*The:NAACTLegal D e f e n J f Fund is actively working to sup* port affirmative action in college admissions. Perhaps its exper­ tise can help to persuade federal courts to support college admis­ sions programs that recognize ' discrimination centuries ot ineducatior going back to anti-literacy laws that made it a crime to teach blacks to read. But it would be foolish to think that affirmative action in college admissions will last for­ ever. African-American and Latino students need to prepare for the coming age of rigid reliance on standardized test scores. They need to take more demanding high school classes, attend SAT-prep courses and practice test-taking skills. And they need to turn off the TV and read novels on college-prep reading lists. Actually, almost any book is more beneficial than TV. And on NAACP crusade emphasizing alternative leisurely pursuits — reading, chess, walks in the park — would be more beneficial to black Americans than an inte­ grated cast on "Friends." G r o u p s �T T T iie S eminole II ekalu The Way We W ere: Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Nonis and Joyce Nichols Lewis ■8UH0ICAL CLOSINGS' By KATHLEEN FAY OBRIEN ACROSS 1 soma openingt 5 Tronatta* law gp. 9 Fool . 14 Shaving mishaps 19 Estate division 20 It shuts Brazil 21 Hindu sage 22 Actor Milo 2 3 Cleric ol questionable character? 26 River from Staffordshire 27 28 29 31 Spoke formally Not pass Mythical rogue Early 16th century dale 32 With 60 Across, legendary flag maker 33 Tavern choices 34 With 14 Oown, landlord's tactic 36 Language suffix 37 Long trial, say? 40 Latest 41 Big problems 43 Making domestic 60 See 32 Across 82 War hero Murphy 64 Govt, body 8S Formal order 66 Keister 67 Roma's country 89 For the lady 90 New Yorker cartoonist Steinberg 92 Prison riot protection? 06 Half a bray 99 Bulldog ol fiction 102 Lusitania sinker 103 'The Bell Jar* novelist 105 French king 106 _ Fox 107 "McSorteys Bar* artist 106 B d 109 Site to unite 111 Eatery drum? 114 Plant life 115 _ parking 116 *My wordl* 117 Vague quantity 116 Contract details 119 Overact 120 Society nowcomers 121 Subjects of old wives' tales? 12 Wrathful 13 Russian ballet city 14 See 34 Across 15 Syr. neighbor 16 Memorizing Die periodic table, say 7 17 Japanese fencing DOWN 16 Glossy fabric 1 1 , Claudius' star 24 Crucial Derek 25 Sign ot feline tetchy 2 Earth tones 3 Inhalation 30 Comedian Alan'a mentor? 4 Breakaway groups 33 Student carrier 35 Branch branch 5 Dashed 6 Not agin 37 T h e Beverly 7 Fancy Hillbillies’ dad 6 Nell's beloved 38 Spaces Mountie 39 Leave out 9 Passage 41 Tost the water 42 Bullring "Bravol* 10 World domination 44 Obscurities game 46 Foolproof 47 Out-of-dais 11 Novel add-on 46 Ready-for-theworst status 49 Valentine words 50 One dating a coworker7 51 *__a Strange.'' 52 Cosmonaut Gagarin 53 Idle In comedy 57 Game stopper 58 Start of Caesar's boast 60 Abbr. on old maps 63 Garfield's formal consultant? 64 In need of punctuating 67 Large container 66 Big top goar 69 Regular charge 74 Basics 77 River to the Colorado 76 Will beneficiary 70 _ Ungus 61 Counterfeit 83 Boredom consequence, maybe 85 Essen article 68 Fawn over 89 Popular 9t Shadows 93 *__Ben Adhem* 94 Warned, lionstyle 95 Get by 96 Derby site 97 Back from a trip, maybe 98 * _ Waldo?* 99 Bar order 100 Actress Esther fOt Chutzpah 103 Treat like a dog? 104 New car option 107 Let stand 108 Benchmarks: Abbr. 110 Escort's offer 112 Road caution 113 Collar Stu m p ed ? 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The major hub would be located at the Drlando/Sanford International Airport, with several other sites located throughout the county. "This announcement is the culmination o f a long effort by our local leaders to increase employment. Investment and trade opportunities in Seminole County," Mica said. "The foreign-trade zone will be critical to attracting new Industries and encouraging economic expansion, which will benefit'citizens In our community and in Central Florida." Mica assisted the Sanford Airport Authority In making an application for the designa­ tion, which was submitted Sept. 5,2000. The sites approved for the foreign-trade zone designation include: • Orlando/Sanford International Airport, includ­ ing the Airport Commerce Park • Technology Park • Port of Sanford • Northstar Business Park • Silver Lake Industrial Park • Sanford Commerce Park • Sanford Central Park • Oviedo Business Park "In just a short amount of time, Orlando/Sanford International has had phenom­ enal growth as a center of eco­ 8umtny, September D. 2001 P f l R f B A nomic activity," Mica said. "Tlie federal gc\ em inent rec­ ognizes this, and now our community wilt better be able to capitalize on the incredible activities taking place at the airport." In 2000, Orlando/Sanford International Airport was rated second In the state of Florida for total number of air­ port operations. Miami International Airport ranked first. For the first quarter of 2001, the airport processed 921 tons of cargo, a 26 percent increase over last year. "The foreign-trade zone will make the airport and Seminole County even more attractive as an international hub for cargo and shipping," Mica said. The Seminole High School Class of 1956 is gathering this weekend to celebrate its 45-year reunion. The main event will be this evening, Saturday, Sept. H, at the Cultural Arts Center. The class will gather at 4 p.m. and the meat will be served at 5 JO p.m. On Friday evening, there was an informal gathering at the Lake Monroe Inn, and the group will meet again toady at the Colonial room for lunch. Following this, there will be a tour of the former Sanford Grammar School. Today we will review some of this class's activi­ ties during Grace Marie their senior Stineciphcr year, accord• • • • • • • ingto infor­ mation from the 1956 Salmagundi. The president of the Class of 1956 was Jimmy Owen; vice president Sandra Peterson; secre­ tary, Mary Virginia Robinson; treasurer. Dot Lee; and chaplain, Barbara Smith. "In ourselves the Future Lies," was the class motto. The class colors were crimson and white, and the class flower was the gladioli. Faculty sponsors were Rebecca Stevens, George Dabbs, Ethel Riser and Roger Harris. Herman Morris was the SHS principal. He would retire with this class after 30 years of teach­ ing. The assistant principal was Andrew Bracken, who would become principal the next year. Senior Superlatives pictured in the Salmagundi were Elizabeth Woodruff, Ernie Morris, Nancy White, Jim Hawkins, Jimmy Owen, Sue Haye, Betty Ann Munson, Homer Alexander, Howard Allred, Helen Hampton, Faye Ashley and Tommy Wyatt. The Student Council spon­ sored the Fall Hop and the May Day Dali, and claimed that Sadie Hawkins Day was their most outstanding project. Their float in the Christmas parade won first prize. Leading the council was Jimmy Hawkins, president; Nan Cushing, vice president; Dawn Ann Pearson, secretary; and Mary Tanner, trea­ surer. Senior members were Janice Kinlaw, Sandra Peterson and Ernie Morris. The Library Council, with Pat Nicks ns president, had a busy year, in addition to their regular duties of checking out books and keeping the library neat, they held several fundraising projects to benefit the library, in addition, they introduced a Savings Plan which encouraged students to by Savings Stamps cadi week. In February, they honored the facul­ ty with a Tea, which carried out a clever Valentine theme. Their social events induded parties at Christmas and at the end of the year. Sara Jacobson was editor of the Celery Fed, with Pat Dunn as business manager. The Sally edi­ tor was Ernie Morris and its busi­ ness manager was Robert Samuel. THE BEST BUFFALO STYLE WINGS ANYWHERE! Famous in Orlando since 1977, our famous wings are now available In Sanford I WIN! -N THINOS H .SI 4 . I Fresh-cut wings are topped wit the sauce ot your choice • Mild, Medium, Hot or Mother-In-Law (with or without garlic) and served with celery and our own Homemade Creamy White Saucel Open: Mon.-Sat 10:30-6:30 Kid’s Menu AvaKabln! The Key Club, led by Edwin Madden, held fundraising pro­ jects, sponsored a football dance and a banquet in honor of their mothers. In appreciation for their sponsor, the Sanford Kiwanis Club, they honored them with a luncheon The Tri Hi Y, led by president Betty Ann Munson, was very active. Their annual party for the freshmen girls had a Mad Hatter theme with attendees appearing in creative hats, such as colan­ ders, buckets and a bird's nest. Their annual banquet to honor the football team had a White Christmas theme. And in May, the club honored the graduating class with a Tea. To fund all these activities, club members sold Christmas cards. Among the awards given at the football banquet were the Peter Schall Trophy (Most Valuable Player) to Jimmy Hawkins; Best Sport to Howard Allred; Best Blocker to Robert Carter; and Most Improved to Brantley Schirand. The Glee Club was led by president Tommy Wyatt, who was also the group's talented accompanist. Miss Ollie Reese Whittle was the director. This group held a variety show, "It's a Big, Wide Wonderful World," and concerts at Christmas and in the spring. The Triple Trio and Double Quartet performed often at various dvic dubs and events. The SHS Band was led by cap­ tain Joe Fisher and director Ernie Cowley. Because of the band's excellent half-time performances, it was invited to present the pre­ game show at the Tangerine Bowl game in Orlando. A large majorette corps was first formed that year, with Carol Nutt os head majorette. Others were Sandra Peterson, June Jennings, Marty Cameron, Dcloris Jones, Bobbie Crutchfield, Joyce Rock, Pat Harrington, Harriett Redding, Mary Rose Speer, Geraldine Spivey, Nancy Richards, Mary Tanner and Dottle Williams. M ary Virginia Robinson head­ ed the Pep Club, which per­ formed In half-time shows with Picture Identification In the Sept. 2 Vintage View about the Thespian apprentices, the back row was not identified. They are, left to right,- Deveriy Benton, Sandra Dunn, Dot Holloway and Patsy Collins. Retirement should mean less work and more play. That* why at Summerville at Lake Mary we do the housekeeping, laundry and meal preparation while you enjoy outings, entertainment, classes and much, much more! Plus, you'll have the comlon of knowing personal care is available if needed and stafT is on hand around the clock. Our beautiful, brand-new community is equipped with a variety of safety features, including an emergency cal) system in each room. 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The seniors presented the play, “Seven Cinderellas," directed by George Dabbs, while the Junior Class play was “Father Knows Best," directed by Nellie Coleman. In football, the SHS Celery Feds played the usual teams for that era: Palatka, Leesburg, DoLand, Apopka, S t Augustine, New Smyrna Beach, Daytona Seabreeze, and Winter Park. Coaches Fleming, Layer and Koontz led the team to a 5-4 record. Coach Bud Layer led the bas­ ketball team to its best record in several years — six wins and 14 losses. Many of these activities and events are remembered fondly by the Class of 1956. There will be much reminiscing and catching up as class members have a great time with their long-time friends. If class members read this in time, they are encouraged to visit the Sanford Museum at 520 East 1st St. The museum will be open Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 pm . Graduates will find Sanford memorabilia from General Henry Sanford's time (and even before) to the present, including a mar­ velous sports exhibit which fea­ tures sports figures who have a local tie. First Street may be closed because of a bicycle race, but visitors can park on a side street. C om e see what fun is m ade J DINE IN OR TAKE OUT! W IN G S SH S C lass o f 1 9 5 6 3655 West Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary • u c x a u o o o t l—a twwri wnM w n a m U t itW«|z— ju ijfe a u h M s M S k a u a M k a js a js M Js �Tin: S eminole H i h uh Drawing Contest Winner: F o r C e n t r a l F lo r id a Z o o T ic k e t s It's /A )mok Out T h a n k s t o e v e r y o n e w h o e n t e r e d o u r c o n t e s t . 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S eminole H erau > Vote ------------ Sunday, September 1>. 2001 P f l f t C 7 / \ Police Continued from P i| e 1A this project," VanDerworp Mid. "One, we can bring in a private developer to do the whole thing. They in turn would go to a bank or go to investors to get funding at an interest rale of about 12.5 percent. "Second, we as a city could finance the thing ourselves, and get a rate of about 5 percent. Under that scenario, the d ty would have to pledge its full faith and credit (through an increase in ad valorum taxes) to secure the funding. "Third, we could get what they call a blended rateby estab­ lishing an SPOE — some people call It a Community Development Corporation (CDC). With tax breaks and cer­ tain guarantees, you get a lower Interest rate, about 7 percent." VanDerworp said the SPOE model offers two advantages. One, it provides a better interest rate than 100 percent private financing, which translates into more money being spent on the facilities rather than on interest rales. Two, the dty docs not have to commit ad valorum taxes to guarantee the bonds. "W e're not interested and would prefer nut to pledge gen­ eral ad valorum taxes," VanDerworp said. "W hat this docs is say to the general tax payer, *You're not on the hook.' The bond holders are at risk. Whoever buys the bonds is assuming the risk." The bonds can be guaranteed a number o f ways, VanDerworp said, and the more guarantees, the lower the Interest rate. For example, Seminole County has committed $600,000 a year In Tourism Development Commission funds which could be used as a pledge to lower bond Interests rates. Community Redevelopment taxes generated by the facility cou ld also be pledged, as could net profits generated by the hotel/confer­ ence center. Commissioner Whltey Eckstein said he Is not familiar with SPOE funding models and park complex." has questions about it functions. "It's a different plan than we "Tne financing is the biggest went into three years ago," part of it," Eckstein said. "We've Woodruff said, noting that the got to make sure that's solid." proposed funding structure Eckstein said would create a he did like the SPOE rather idea o f not pledg­ than leasing Ihe ing ad valorum property. "I taxes to guaran­ think there were W e’ re not interested a lot of specifics tee a bond issuance. and would prefer not given three years "If it was just ago, and now we to pledge general ad have changed the city doing this alone, you valom m taxes. What those specifics." would have to be V an D erw orp this does is say to very careful on said — and the financing," Woodruff agreed the general tax Eckstein said. — that the city payer, ‘ Y o u ’ re not "I'll tell you this, has to have flexi­ these people bility in deter­ on the hook.’ The aren't going to mining what bond holders are at build the confer­ funding mecha­ ence center if nisms to use. Tile risk. W hoever buys City they don't think Manager they can make the bonds is assum­ also said the lan­ some money and guage in the ref­ ing the risk. pay off the bond erendum does service. not dictate there "And there arc must be a lease plenty of people agreement. out there who "The voters Tony VanDerw orp buy these type of Sanford City Manager were not voting bonds," Eckstein ____________ said. "We would­ n 't have the Va » D i' r iv u r p Microsofts and these other com­ said. "The intent in the language panies if people didn't make was to tell people that w e’re not these types of Investments." going to give the property away. Commissioner Art Woodruff I’ve checked this with our attor­ is more hesitant about the fund­ ney Bill Colbert." ing model Eckstein said he hopes the "I have a lot questions about City Commission moves for­ how these things w ork," ward with the project. Woodruff said. "It concerns me "A rt Woodruff is a smart guy, that the developer doesn't take and he'll have a lot of question any risks and it seems like the — good questions that need to dtv does." be answered," Eckstein said. "If In particular. Woodruff said we feel comfortable that all the he thinks the dty Is changing its questions have been resolved, direction from three years ago we need to do it. If the city does­ when voters approved a referen­ n't do this now, it won’t happen dum on the notel/confcrence for many, many, years. center. The ballot language for "This is a once in a generation that referendum asks voters to type thing." authorize the dty to "lease a por- * tion o f Fort Mellon Park, to enter into contracts and to authorize D a n P in g c a n bn re a c h e d a t development of the park for a d p ln g O n e m ln o le h tra ld .c o m o r 407-322-2611. hotel/conference center and dty u— — L o o k in g f o r i n u p r o s p e c ts w h e r e In Ih e S e m in o le b an g t fo r y o u r b u p b e a th e y H e ra c k . L t , c o s t - e f f e c t iv e w n y In r a n c h m o r e liv e , w o r k a n d u p e n d ? T r y o n m l ld . I t ’ u th e b e e t w n y In g n m o r e o t i m u k e m u e lo . C u l t 7 ) x /< iy / C o n tin u e d fro m Pag e I A what other people don't have," Liqoori said. "It kind of touched my heart, and I felt like we could do something for this agency " Thursday morning officers began to pack the 30 navy "Kosrae Police" baseball hats, flashlights, rain c o jls , PR-24s, bio-hazard kits, binoculars, cas­ sette recorders, report and ticket holders, spiral note pads, key chains, magnetic vehicle police signs and a radar gun for the island. "Their capacity is for tourism, but it's not really developed," Lind a mood said, "They're installing runway lights at the airport as we speak. It's a strange place. They have some ameni­ ties, but not others. They have Internet connections but no tele­ vision." Tire island is located 2,500 miles west of Hawaii and is a UN Trust Territory under U.S. administration. Magnificent coral reefs bring scuba divers and snorkclcrs to the island. Originally the island was under Germany's control until World War 1. During World War II, Japan occupied Kosrae and arti­ facts from the war still remain. According to Lindamood, the relatively peaceful island of 8,000 people, which is one uf the 680 islands In the Federated States of Micronesia, has recently come under criminal attack from Chinese and Russian mob­ sters. "The one way to deter crime is to have a well-established, welltrained, well-equipped police departm ent," Officer Derrick Becton said. "We help other agencies with minor things, but never to this extent. They would never have been able to afford what we're sending them. "We're going to try to keep helping them out,” Bccton added. "We're going to try and take a big brother role. The whole law enforcement commu­ nity worldwide is a brother and sister hood. I've never seen these guys before, but I can't imagine going against a guy with a machete and all I had was some rocks." Liquori who is also chairman for International Association of Chiefs of Police Education Training Committee, said he will try to get the island's force some free training to go along wilh their new equipment. "The key here is if we have it and someone else doesn't, we need to share," Liquori said. "The business community was fantastic. 1 can't thank them enough." Altamonte Springs businesses who donated the much needed equipment were Best Buy, Instant Banner, Office Depot, Office Max, Positive Impressions, The Sports Authority and U S . Surplus. C h rla to p h a r P a tto n can ba re a c h a d a t c p a tto n O a a m ln o la h arald.com o r 4 07-322-2611. Members of the 30-m an Kosrae Police force share one gun and have to use rocks to fend oft dangerous criminals. Kosrae is a Pacific Island located 2,500 miles west ot Hawaii, and has a population ot 6 ,000. 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As a reminder, this meeting is a non-public meeting and Is exempt from Section 286.011 ol the Florida Statutes In accordance with Section 447.605 ol the Florida Statutes. Individuals to be In attendance include. Mayor and City Commissioners: Labor Negotiating Team, Including Labor Counsol; City Manager REG U LA R M EETIN G 7 p m , City Commission Chambers, First Floor • P resentation ol Em ployoe o f tho M onth Aw ard for September 2001. • TRIM first public hearing adver­ tised via Notice ol Proposed Taxes (TR IM Notice) mailed by Seminole County Property Appraiser. mountod sewer cleaner by piggy backing bid Irom Hillsborough County, In the amount ot S34.730. R ecom m en ded by the City Manager. 5. A p p ro v e e xecu tio n ot a gree­ m ents with Melroptan Orlando: Amendment (for ^apportionm ent) to tho Interlocal Agreement Creating Metroplan Orlando, and tho 20012 002 Annual Funding Agreement. Recom m ended by the City Manager. 6. A p prove p urchase ol chlorine contact chamber covers, In the amount ot $31,840, from Lemna Technologies. R ecom m en ded by the City Managor. 7. A ccep t proposal from U S. Fitter Corp. to retrofit existing tertiary filter at the Water Reclamation Facility, In the amount of $84,267. R ecom m ended by the City Managor. 8. A p prove purch ase of Elgin street swoeper from Vantage Equtpmont Company per G.S.A. contract G S -3 0 F -1 0 I2 H , and approve trade in of existing sweep­ er in the amount ot $10,000 lor final amount ot $88,832.77. R ecom m en ded by the City Managor. 9. A ccep t pro po sal from Insitulorm to rehabilitate 1822 leet ol 8 ’ sani­ tary sewer pipe and 670 feel ol 10' sanitary sewer pipe for an estimat­ ed cost ol $73,343. R ecom m en ded by the City Manager. 10. Accept bid «IFB 0 0 /01-33 lor Mulberry Avenua/tOth Street water end sewor construction, Irom Progressive Contractors, In the amount ol $147,147, pending receipt ol all appropriate contract documents. Recom m ended by the City Manager. Finance Director and City Managor reco m m end holding public hear­ ing on tentative budget and pro­ posed mtllage rate lor FY 01/02. • A p proval o f M inutes. August 27. 2001 Regular Meeting. R ecom m en ded by the City Clerk and the City Manager. C o nsent Agenda 1. A ccept bid #IFB 00/01-27 lor painting park facilities, in tho amount of $11,950, Irom Magic Painting R ecom m en ded by tho City Manager. 2. A p p ro v e agreem ent with Central Florida Regional Hospital Company Caro lor drug and alcohol testing services October 1, 2001 to September 30, 2004. R ecom m ended by the City Manager. 3. A u th orize n eg otiation with A/R/C Associates, highest ranked firm lor professional doslgn services lor re-roofing City Hall, and if nec­ essary, negotiate with Rogers & Sark Consisting, tnc., second high­ est ranked, and D .8 . Young Associates, Inc., third highest ranked. R ecom m en ded by the City Manager. 4. A p prove purch ase ol trailor Sanford Express Lube, Inc. A Nice Place...For A Change! S top ...G o JO IN O U R “FR EQ U EN T CHANG ERS" C L U B FO R D IS C O U N T S YOUR FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR & TIRE CENTER • OIL CHANGES •BRAKES • CV AXLES • A/C REPAIR • ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS • TRANSMISSION SVC & REBUILDING • NEW S USED TIRES •COMPUTER AUGNMENTS 11. Approve m ediated settlem ent tn the amount ot $118,250 lor Richard Poovey's Workers' Compensation claim. Recom m ended by the City Manager. 12. A pprove request for use ol Magnolia Square on Septem ber 2 0 , 2 0 0 1 . Irom 5:00 P.M. to 6:30 P.M.; ap p ro ve street clo s u re of 407-323-FAST (3278) 2413 S. French Ave. (17-92) 1/4 Ml. N. ol 25th St., Sanford H R S . M -F 0 - 5 . 3 0 S a t. 0 - 3 S e m in o le B o u le v a r d tro m S a n to r d A v e n u e to S a n J u a n ; S a n J u a n F a m ily O w n e d a n d O p e r a t e d frdm Seminole Boulevard to First Street: and First Street from San Juan to Park Avenue, on September 20, 2001, from 2:30 P.M. to 6:30 P.M.; and w aive all fees e x c ep t refundable clean-up bond; in conjunction with tho Seminole High School Homecoming Parade special e v e n t. R ecom m en ded by the City Manager. 13. A p prove req uest tor use ol French Avenue Park (across Irom Sanford Middle School) on October 6, 2001, Irom 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., In conjunction with the First Shiloh Fall Bazaar & Yard Sale spe­ cial event. R ecom m ended by the City Manager. 14. A p p ro v e req uest tor use ot Magnolia Square and First Street Irom O ak Avenue to Santord Avenue on October 20. 2001, from 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.; approve street closu re ot First Street trom Oak Avenue to Sanford Avenue; Palmetto Avenue trom Commercial Street to Second Street; and Park Avenue trom Commercial Street to Second Street on October 2 0 , 2001. Irom 6:00 P.M, to 10:00 P.M.; ap p ro ve sale an d con sum ption ot alcoholic beverages and food; and w aive all Parks Department and Police Department foes; In conjunc­ tion with the Sanford Main Street Inc. "Oktoberfest* special event. R eco m m en d ed by the City Manager. 15. Approve request lor use ol Lake Monroe Marina Island, munici­ pal parking lot, and Fort Mellon Park on Novem ber 1 0 ,2 0 0 1 , from 8:00 A.M . to 7:00 P.M.: and approve street closure of Seminote Boulevard from Sanford Avenue to Meltonvine Avenue, from 6:00 A.M . to 7:00 P.M. November 1 0 ,2 0 0 1 , In conjunction with the Heritage Festival Regatta special event. Recom m ended by the City Manager. 16. Approve request lor use ol Centennial Park and Bettye D. Smith Cultural Arts Center trom 6:30 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. nightly from Novem ber 3 0 to December 2 ,2 0 0 1 ; approve street closure of O ak Avenue from 4th Street to 7th Street: and 5th Street trom O ak Avenue to P a r k A v a n u a trom 0 .0 0 P.M. to 1 0 :0 0 P.M.; approve req uest to serve w in * and choose outside during the evont; w aive “no parking" restriction on Park Avonua between 20th Street and 21st Street on December 1 and 2, 2001; w aive alt lees lor use ot Centennial Park and the Bettyo D. Smith Cultural Arts Center, tn con­ junction with the Holiday Tour of Homes special evont. R ecom m en ded by tho City Manager. 17. Approve w aivers of fees, use o f C ity property and C ity equip­ m ent, and street closures, as rec­ ommended, In conjunction with the Christmas Extravaganza special event. Recomm ended by the City Manager. P ublic H earings 1. Second reading and adoption ot Ordinance No. 3665 to annex 28.07+ acres of property lying between U.S. 17-92 end Narcissus Avenue and between Power Road oxtondod northerly and Rand Yard Rood oxtended northerly (2770 Narcisvua Avenue); John F. nnd Annls Popp: William E. Kirchhoff and Nixie K. Colem an, as Trustees ot the William E. Kirchhoff Revocable Trust; and Margaret R. Sonnett, owners. Ad published August 29 and Septem ber 5 ,2 0 0 1 . Recomm ended by the City Manager. 2. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3667 to rezone 7 1 .0 6 + acres ot property tying between Celery Avenue and East 20th Street and between Summerlin Avenue South and Brisson Avenue (2151 Celery Avenue) from tho approved Oasis PD, a Planned Development with mixed uses, to Celery Plantation PD. a Planned Development with up to 3 2 5 single family lots; and approve Developm ent O rder No. 01 0028; W ym an Reids Foundation, owner; Thom as Daly, Daly Design Group, applicant. Ad published August 2 9 , 2001. Recom m ended by the City Manager. Regular Rems 1. Condem nation Statua Report. Community Development Director and tha City M anagar re c o m m a n d dem olition of 1324 Oleander BROWN’S GYMNASTICS SANFORD MA1NSTREET FARMER’S MARKET Register Now For Fall Classes T h e* O n ly O y m t u i s l ic s l ‘* l o r i ( h i ( H T c r i n j * ( i \ m n t i s l it*. S c h o o l I I'Y o c Iliic lt in 1. City ol Santord Third Quarter Financial Report. 2. Orlando Sanford Airport Third Quarter Financial Report. 3. Santord Police Department Third Quarter Report. 4 . Miscellaneous other Items. • • • • • Ctty A ttorney's Report C ity C lerk's Report C ity M anager's Report C itizen Participation C ity C om m issioners' Reports MAGNOLIA SQUARE ON FIRST STREET EVERY TUESDAY & SATURDAY ( V n t n t l M o tifs • Add-on Item s • Inform ation only A D V IC E T O T H E PUB LIC: IF A P E R S O N O E C ID E S T O A PPEAL A D E C IS IO N M A D E W IT H R E S P E C T T O A N Y M A TTER C O N S ID E R E D AT T H E A B O VE M E E T IN G O R H E A R ­ IN G H E MAY N E E D A VERBATIM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S IN C L U D IN G T H E T E S T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E W H IC H R E C O R D IS N O T P R O V ID E D B Y T H E C IT Y O F S A N F O R D . (F S 288.0105) P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G A SS ISTA N C E T O PARTlC IP A 'iE IN AN V O r T H E S E P R O ­ C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T THE HUMAN RESOURCES O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A TO R AT 3 3 0 -5 6 2 6 4 8 H O U R S IN ADVANCE O F T H E M E E T IN G . Don’t miss our LAKE MARY/SANFORD Avor.uo and 2543 French Avenue; nnd exte n s io n s to Novomber 30, 2001, tor 4 16 E. 5th Street. 1000 Locust Avenue, nnd 1101 W. 10th Street. 2. P ost O lflc e B lue R ibbon C o m m ittee. City Managor reco m ­ m en ds ap p ro v a l to forward to the Postal Service (tie list of potontial sitos to locato n retail Post Office. 3 A u th o riza tio n to p ro ce e d with bid procoss for selection of a doslgn/build firm (or Fire Station #32 on the proposed site adjacont to Airport Bowling Lanes. R e c o m m e n d e d by the Director ol Engineering & Planning and the City M anager. 4. A p p ro v e 2 0 0 2 L eg is lativ e b u d ­ g et req uests. R e c o m m e n d e d by the City Managor. 5. A p p ro v e M em o ra n d u m o f U n d e rs ta n d in g and A m en d m e n t N o . 2 to Novem ber 2 9 ,1 9 9 9 Agreement with Huntor Interests Inc. regarding Hotel/Conlerence Center. R e c o m m e n d e d by the City M anager. 6 . A irth orlze video d o c u m e n ta tio n ot tlis Sanford Riverwalk Project by Seminole Community College Video Production Departm ent, e l a cost ol $ 5 ,0 0 0 to be paid Irom lha City M anager's printing budget. Recom m ended by the Director of Engineering A Planning and the City Manager. 7 . First reeding ol Ordinance No. 3 6 6 8 to Im plem ent reengineering ol the Engineering & Planning Departm ent and the Community Development Department. Recom m ended by the City M anager. o l LIVE ENTERTAINMENT • FRUITS • VEGGIES •P L A N T S *A N D MORE M o n t h For More Information Call ( 40 7 ) 322-5600 . Call %day! Seminole Herald n f lr l ['■'frrpr'l n . 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"All of them (budget requests) arc important. It would be nice for the state to get inter­ ested in the blind mosquitoes problem." According to Lessard, through discussions with delegates the money needed for the Farmers Market property might be the most attainable. The C ity Commission has identified the roperty as the best location to uild a public safety complex housing the police and fire head­ quarters. State officials might agree with the d ty as the loca­ tion is also the entrance to the Goldsboro neighborhood, which was named a Front Porch Community by Gov. Jeb Bush in May. It is uncertain if the state will support the community center complex, but according to Lessard the project is moving along nicely as the stadium is set to open Thursday, Sept. 13. Lessard said the property needed for the community center com ­ plex is owned by the Seminole County School Board and cur­ rent discussions for a trade-off will reduce the price tag by more than a million dollars. Airport officials used some impressive figures to sell their budget requests to the delega­ tion, including the airport being the fastest growing airport in Florida and the third fastest in the US. "Wo would like to continue that growth," said airport Vice President Victor White. "W e're running out of parking spaces and that's a critical problem." White asked the delegation to reallocate a S I.5 million existing Florida Department of Transportation grant that was to be used for land acquisition and engineering for runway exten­ sion for a new $6 million parking garage. The airport is also asking for a remaining $1.5 million loan from FDOT to be transferred into a grant or payment due date pushed back to 2008. White also requested $1.3 million for an environm ental clean-up from fuel tanks that have leaked into the soil and groundwater. In other business, the delega­ tion elected a new chairman and vice chairm an. Sim m ons will replace Mcalor as chairman and Kallinger will be the new vice chairman. pop star what it's like living in On Tuesday, the seventh and . Los Angeles. "I moved to L.A. to pursue my eighth graders set up their video cam eras and reviewed their career," Milian said. "We were questions before sitting down only supposed to go there for six with Milian for the interview. months. I've been there now for Senior w riter Brendan Case seven years." The students also asked ques­ began the session, asking the tions about her education (Milian recently graduated from high school) and what it was like touring with 'N Sync — "they're really cool guys." According to M ilian's mother, Carmen, the young singer takes time from her hectic schedule to communities that actually rent the cars. Currently rental car taxes arc dispersed throughout the state, but the majority of the funds come from the tourism attractions in Central Florida. A local option of a $2 surcharge on rental cars was also asked to be considered by the delegation. TWo Sanford entities repealed some of their requests from last year as they were cut by the gov* cm or in the budget process. The city of Sanford asked for funding for the control of blind mosqui­ toes and the Orlando International Airport requested money for parking garage con­ struction. The city is also asking for $2.1 million to build a community center complex around the new Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium and $250,000 for rede­ velopment and environmental clean-up of the Farmers Market property on the com er of U 5 . Highway 17/92 and 13th Street. The proposed community center would be within walking distance for 10,000 city residents and would be immediately adja­ cent to the Georgetown neigh­ borhood. The facilities would provide space for summer and after-school recreation pro­ grams. E E H e ra ld p h o to by Tom m y V in cen t Seminole County M anager Kevin G race, left, and County Commission Chairman Dick Van dor Woide, right, present a picture of a Seminole County Park to state Rep. David M ealor ol Lake Mary. All of iho members of the county’s state legislature delegation received a framed picture of various park lards. C h ris to p h e r P a tto n can be re a c h e d a t c p a tto n O s e m ln o le h on tld .co m o r 4 07-323-3611. 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"Birds, especially crows, arc just victims." Wallace said West Nile virus is what scientists call an "arbovirus" — a disease spread by such critters as mosquitoes, sand flies and ticks. Mosquitoes carry West Nile virus In their sali­ va, and they infect host species, su ai as birds, when the iiiMxls bile to draw blood. "Some birds die within a couole of days," Wallace said. "Others — the birds that survive the virus, will have Infectious West Nile virus for one to four days after exposure. Then they are Im m une." A large number of mos­ quitoes must feed on an infectious host to ensure that some of them are still around after the portion of the virus' Incubation cycle that occurs outside of a host (about 2 weeks, depending on temperature) to feed again on another bird h o st Over 70 species of birds have tested positive for West Nile virus in the nutlicuslem states where the virus first turned up In North America in 1999. “People, horses and most other mammals are not known to develop infec­ tious-level viral disease very often, and thus are probably 'dead-end' or ’incidental' hosts," Wallace said. So far, 20 birds have test­ ed positive for West Nile virus In Florida, all o f them in Okaloosa, Washington, Leon, Jefferson, Madison, Duval and Taylor counties. Half of them were in Jefferson County. West Nile virus can cause encephalitis (inflammation of the brain), and it can also cause serious disease or even death in horses, but people can protect them­ selves by taldng a few sim­ ple precautions. For instance: * Stay Indoors during hours of peak mosquito activity. If you are going to be outdoors during those times, use mosquito repel­ lent with DEBT (30 percent or less is strong enough). * Eliminate mosquito breeding habitat around your home, such as stag­ nant water in bird baths, buckets or tires. * Report dead birds to your county health depart­ ment or to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. You can log dead bird discoveries at FWC's Web site: http://wld.fwc.sta te.fl.us/b lid/ Fewer than 1 percent of all mosquitoes arc infected, and fewer than 1 percent of all people bitten by infected mosquitoes develop the dis­ ease. Even fewer develop See, FWC, Page 2B S ta d iu m to S p e c ia l to th e H e ra ld SANFORD — The sound of ball on bat and dugout chatter comes alive with the grand reopening of the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, Seminole County's only stadium, next Thursday (September 13). Originally built in 1926, this historic baseball stadium has seen the likes of Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, Willie McCovcy, Jackie Robinson and the New York Giants take the field during its storied past. The City of Sanford, in partnership with the Central Florida Sports Commission, has worked to reconstruct the stadium at a cost of more than $2 million. The current renovation has taken c e le b r a te g ra n d r e o p e n in g Home run derby, fireworks, ribboncutting, dinner to highlight festivities more than one year to complete. The reopening is being highlighted by a grand celebration that features a home run derby, ribbon-cutting ceremony, VIP dinner, fireworks and appearances by Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard and Central Florida Sports Commission President and Florida House of Representatives member Randy Johnson, joined by a number of other city, county and state officials. “Our goal is to bring top-level profes­ sional and collegiate bascoall and softball back to Sanford to compliment this excit­ ing project," said Central Florida Sports Commission Senior Vice President John Saboor. “We are proud and excited to be a part of the reopening of this historic Central Florida landmark." The first event scheduled to take place at the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium is the ASA Men's Super Slow Pitch National Softball Championship, which begins immediately after the grand reopening and concludes on Sunday, September 16. The Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium was the spring training home of the New York Giants from 1949 to 1951. The stadium was completely reconstruct­ ed in 1951 at a cost of S144,000 and was dedicated to the soldiers who lost their lives in World War I and World War II. Grand reopening festivities begin at 7 .m. with the home run derby, followed y the official ribbon-cutting and fire­ works at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend and admission to the grand reopening cele­ bration is free. For more information, please contact the Central Florida Sports Commission at (407) 648-4900 or the City of Sanford Recreation Department at (407) 330-5697. L a k e H o w e ll liv e s McNemey’s field goal gives Silver Hawks upset of Seminole By D#an Smith See, Lake Howell, Page 2B There’s no such thing as an ugly victory By Tony DaSormiar Sports Editor SANFORD — A week ago Lake Howell showed signs that it was competitive again when it lost a close decision to Oviedo in the season opener. Friday night at Thomas B. Whlgham Stadium, the Silver Hawks proved to everyone that they are Indeed back on track as they edged Seminole, 24-22, in the home opener for the Tribe. Lake Howell jumped out to a 21-6 lead just before half­ time, but the righting Semlnoles clawed their way back, eventually taking a 22-21 lead early In the fourth period. The Silver Hawks were not to be denied on this night however, as Lake Howell s Mr. Do-everything, Brandon Marshall, bounced back from a severe cramp to lead his team on an eight-play, 68 -yard scoring drive capped by a 31yard Jason McNemey Held goal with 475-seconds left to give the visitors the huge upset. The Silver Hawks improved to 1-1 with the win and will return home to host Baysldc High School from Palm Bay in their first Class 4A-District 5 \e next Friday starting at game 1) p.m. at Richard L. Evans 730 1 Field. Seminole fell to 1-1 with the loss and will look to get back on the winning track when it travels to Longwood to take on Lyman in a Seminole Athletic Conference contest against Lyman at live Carlton Henley Spo Henle “ rts Complex ~ * start­ ing at 7 3 0 .pan. next Friday. Lake Howell showed right off the bat that it meant business as the Silver Hawks defense held Seminole to a three-andout, holding the Tribe to a minus-1 yard on the first series. 5B Herald Correspondent W INTER SPR IN G S — It was ugly. And they couldn't have cared less. After slogging around In the e a r ly three im n h noura n m ud lor for n nearly o u r* aand nearlyy jgiving ' * * game away the than they would m ore<Itimes ' to aadmit, care to d m it,:the Winter Springs Bears secured their first-ever win over neighbor­ hood rival Oviedo Friday, beat­ ing the visiting Lions 18-12. A sizable portion o f the inau­ gural Winter Springs student body, faculty, and staff came from Oviedo High School when the school opened four years ago. A. Wayne Epps, the first prin­ cipal of Winter Springs and namesake of the school's athlet­ ic complex, led the contingency that moved from Oviedo. Now, all the one-time Oviedo Lions who became Winter Springs Bears as sophomores and juniors are gone. Still, the connection is fresh and made Friday's victory oh so sweet. "I'm so happy for our seniors," said first-year coach Steve Katz, who came to Winter Springs from Lake Mary High School last March. "This is tneir first win over Oviedo. They worked so hard to beat a well-coached and talented team. A "They fought their hearts out." Offensively, the Bears were led by senior running back Chauncey Hampton, who car­ ried the ball 26 times for 164 ards and a touchdown. He ad a second touchdown called back in the fourth quarter by a holding penalty. Quarterback Jimmy Lanier completed just five of his 13 pass attempts, but Kyle Hill turned one of the completions into an 85-yard touchdown play just before halftime. Micah Smith also contributed a 36yard field goal. All of the Bears' points came in the first half. After that, it was up to the defense to hold the Lions at bay. While the wet, heavy turf helped slow Oviedo's quick-strike attack a step, Winter Springs continual­ ly won the war along the line of scrimmage, stuffing Lion plays before they had a chance to develop. Not that Oviedo didn't have its chances. The Lions had the ball in Winter Springs' territory six times - penetrating the 30yard line on four occasions and only scored twice. Billy Dreggors scored K —»— * — *— ^ --------- « IWIW pnotoi py tommy«— yincont Two ot the best athletes in Seminoio County showed off their stud at Thom as E. Whtgham Stadium Friday night as Brandon Marshall (No. 14, white uniform, t r ? photo) came back from a severe cramp to lead Lake Howell to the game-winning field goal and Seminole's Andre Raines (No. 9, dark uniform bottom photo) led the Tribe back from a 21-6 deficit to give his team at 22-21 lead before Marshall's heroics won it for the Sitvei Hawks, 24-22. Rams rally comes up short By Henry Uhienbrauck, Jr. Herald Correspondent LAKE MARY — Lake Mary attempted a late fourth quarter rally but came up short as they got butted by the Osceola Kowboys 23-20 Friday night at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. The Rams offense was led by Wil Allison who rushed for 137 yards on 20 carries. Another big run came from defensive back Kyle Cooper who carried a blocked kick for 42 yards. Lake Mary quarterback Mike Muzcka completed 10 passes for 52 yards. T\vo of the completions came during the last drive of the game, but Muzcka also threw two interceptions, the last one com­ ing from the last play of the game. It was a game of breaks for both teams but it was Lake Mary that had two huge chances when the game was left in the air. The first came early in the second quarter when Kowboy running back Darwin Emmanuel fumbled near the three-yard line as he tried for a potential touchdown. Rams defensive lineman R.J. Myers recovered the ball in the end zone keeping Lake Mary in the game. Tire second break came on the first play of the Rams opening second quarter drive as Allison went 56 yards to set up teammate Derrick Grayson's 24 yard scamper into the end zone with 10:23 left before intermission. Another Lake Mary break came in the third quarter when linebacker Kyle Cooper blocked a three-point attempt by the See, Rams, Page 2B See, Bears, Page 2B �T he S eminole H erald P age 211 Sunday. September !), 2001 ■ 'A Bears Continued from page IB Oviedo’s first touchdown, catching a 4-yard pass from Lee Sloan to cut Winter Springs’ lead to 10-6. Unfortunately for the Lions, 11111 and Lanier hooked up on their 85-yard scoring pass on the very next play from scrimmage to put the Bears up 18-6 heading into half­ time. Will Harrison cut the deficit to six points with a 26-yard touch­ down run in the third quarter. Drcggors led the Lions with 58 yards rushing on 13 carries while Harrison added 56 yards on 10 rushes. James Jordan car­ ried the ball twice for 35 yards and picked up 19 yards on two receptions. The Bears did their share to . keep Oviedo in the game until the final whistle, losing three fumbles and committing 10 penalties for 113 yards. One of the fumbles came at the end of a 30-yard punt return that would have given the Bears first-and'oal inside the Oviedo 5-yard inc while one penalty negated a second touchdown by Hampton. "It was a tough one," Katz conceded. "But we'll take it f anyway we can get it. Tire assis­ tant coaches and kids have worked so hard to turn this pro­ gram around during the sum­ mer. I'm just proud to be a part o f it.” Winter Springs (1-1) hosts Daytona Beach-Mainland next Friday in a Class 5A-District 3 contest while Oviedo (1-1) heads north to JacksonvilleSandalwood for a Class 6 ADistrict 1 contest. BEARS 18, LIO N S 12 Oviedo 0 6 6 0 _ 12 W inter Springs 7 1 1 0 o l l 8 First Quarter WS Hampton 28 run (M. Smith kick), 9:22. Second Quarter W S _ M : Smith 36 FG, 8:12 O _ Drcggors 4 pass from Sloan (kick blocked), 51 WS _ Hill 85 pass from Lanier (Hunter pass from Lanier), 5 6 Third Quarter O _ Harrison 26 run (run failed), 4:12 Fourth Quarter No scoring TEAM STA TISTICS First Downs _ Oviedo 10; Winter Springs 9. Rushe s-yards _ Oviedo 33-131; Winter Springs 44-198. Passing _ Oviedo 6-26-0; Winter Springs 5-13-0. Passing yards _ Oviedo 33; Winter Springs 108. Fumbles-lost _ Oviedo 4-1; Winter Springs 4-3. Penalties-yards _ Oviedo 2-26; Winter Springs 10-113. Punts-average _ Oviedo 6-35.0; Winter Springs 4-215 IN DIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING _ Oviedo: Drcggors 13-58, Harrison 10-56, Jordan 235, Rudolph l-(minus 2), Sloan 7-(minus 16); Winter Springs: Hampton 26-164, M. Jones 4-22, Banachowski 5-19, Talley 5-8, Lanier 4-{mlnus 15). PASSING _ Oviedo: Sloan 6264), 33; Winter Springs: Lanier 5-134), 108. RECEIVING _ Oviedo: Jordan 2-19, Harrison 1-11, Drcggors 33; Winter Springs: K. Hill 3-105, M. Jones 2-3. PUNTING _ Oviedo: Belson 6 216, 35.0; Winter Springs: Lindner 4 -8 6 ,2 1 5 . Lake Howell Continued from page IB Lake Howell then took the ball and marched right down the field. Marshall returned a punt eight yards to his own 43 to set up the Silver Hawks' six play, 57 yard drive. Joseph Furjanic, the "quarter­ back" in Lake Howell's wing-t set-up, carried for three yards before John Williams canted twice for two five yard gains. Drc Goreo also carried for five yards before Furjanlc ran for another two. Williams then completed the drive, breaking loose for a 37yard touchdown run with 7:19 feft on the dock. The score stayed 64), however, as Seminole's Chris White broke through to block the extra point try. The Tribe answ ered right back w ith the atd of )i little trickery. Seminole appeared as If Itv . just three plays, but while In the unt formation a hard count by latt Groover pulled the Silver Hawks offside, giving the Tribe a first down. Quarterback Andre Raines and running back Julius Griffin did the rest, canying the ball 11 times for 64 yards to get the tying touchdown. All told, Raines carried the ball four times for 37 yards and Griffin toted the pigskin nine limes for 30 yards (seven times for 34 yards after the fake punt). Griffin capped the drive with a three-yarn run that tied the game at 6-6 with a minute left in the first quarter. Seminole also missed the extra point attempt. Lake Howell wasted no time in regaining the lead as on the first play after the kickoff Furjanic flipped a pass over the Tribe defense to a wide open Chris Narsesian who then out­ ran all defenders for an 81-yard touchdown. Williams then added a 2-point run and the score was 14-6 Silver Hawks with 42.5-seconds left in the opening period. Neither team could do much the first half of the second peri­ od until Lake Howell coach E Mike Bisccglia inserted Marshall into the game at quarterback. Taking over at their own 36, the Silver Hawks marched down the field behind the strong arm of the big senior, who completed five of five pass­ es during on 11-play drive. The big plays were a 14-yard pass to Mac Walker, a 13-yard pass to Narsesian, a 16-yard pass to Walker and the drive was capped by an 18-yard scor­ ing strike from Marshall to Patrick Rhiner. M cNemey added the extra point and Lake Howell led 21-6 with 1:12 left in the half. The Tribe then went to a pass­ ing attack o f its own and grabbed the momentum head­ ing into the lockerroom as Raines did all the damage, com­ pleting three passes for 48 yards and running three times for seven yards to Ret up a 28-yard G,rpqycr(Hcld gpal, as Hrpe expired, making the score 21-9 driwtbrmission.* *“■*— Seminole looked like it would get right back in the game quicluy after the break as Jerald Lucas picked off a pass or. the third play after intermission at the Lake Howell 35. But the Tribe immediately fumbled the ball back to the Silver hawks. Again nothing much hap­ pened for the first half of the quarter, but Seminole finally caught a break on a short swrd punt. Taking over at the Lake Howell 16, Seminole needed just three plays to find p ayd irt with Raines rambling the final 14 for the score. The two-point try failed and the Sliver Hawks led 21-15. The Tribe defense held and another short punt gave the hosts the ball at the Lake Howell 48 with 1:23 left in the third quarter. Deon Casey went eightyards and Raines carried twice for five before the quarter ended. On the first play of the fourth period, Raines got outside of containment and used excellent blocks by Casey and Daruia Chaplin to get open and the senior sprinted 35 yards into the end zone. Groover added the extra point and Seminole led for the first time, 22-21, with 1151 left on the clock. The Tribe's defense then went to work, stopping the Lake Howell offense on several dri­ ves, but the Silver Hawks defense was just as stingy. Seminole had a golden oppor­ tunity to sew up the victory with less than five-and-o-half minutes to go as Groover nailed a perfect pooch punt to the Lake Howell three. On second down, u Seminole defender stepped right in front o f a would be Silver Hawks receiver, but the ball bounced off his facemask and then off his finger tips for an incompletion. Things still looked good for the home forces as Lake Howell was forced to punt, this time by M cNcmcy because Marshall went down on the previous play with a severe cramp. • B r ie fs SANFORD GYMNASTICS Fall Classes are being offered at Sanford Gymnastics for beginners, intermediate, and advanced gymnasts, plus cheerleading, Tae Kwon Do, Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and wall climbing. Dance Classes will also begin in September. Classes for gymnastics will be on Mondays and Wednesday starting at 4:30 p.m. and run­ ning until 7 5 0 p.m. Cheorlcading will be Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m. for high school students and Wednesday evenings at 7.30 p.m. for middle school students. Tae Kwon Do will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesday, Kung Fu for adults will be on Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., and Monday and Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. for kids. Sanford Gmynnstics is located at 601 East 25th Place. For more Information call: 407-323-2462, 407-252-3103, or 407-322-8234. S A N F O R D FA LL A D U L T S O F T B A L L The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is offering Fail Slow Pitch Softball Leagues in the following divisions _ Church, Co-Ed, Industrial, Women and Men. Both Pinehuret Park and Zinn Beck Field will be used for the leagues, which will begin play the week o f September 10th. Coll 407-330-5697 for more information. YO U TH SO C C ER The City of Casselberry is offering Youth Soccer Co-Ed and Girls Leagues for players ages 4-to-17 starting in late August or early September. The fee is $50 for Casselberry residents and $60 for non-residents. Interested parties may register at the City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department, 125 East Melody Lane, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information please call 407-6965189. W IR Z P A R K P O O L The Wirz Park Pool In Casselbcny is offering Open Swimming through September 9th _ Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from noon to 7 p.m. ily Fees are $? for residents and $3 for non­ residents; Individual Season Passes arc $35 for residents and $50 for non-residents; and Group (up to 5 people) Season Passes arc $55 for resi­ dents and $75 for non-residents. Swim Lessons arc also available for Groups (up to 6 in a class) at $30 for residents and $40 for non-residents; and Private Lessons (up to 2 in a class) are $50 for residents and $60 for non­ residents. For information call the Wirz Pool Office at 407-263-7177 or Uie Casselberry Recreation Office at 407-696-5189. ALTAMONTE TENNIS The City of Altamonte Springs has expanded its Tennis Program. Bradstreet Tennis now directs Tennis Lessons at both Westmonte and Eastmonte parks. Lessons arc ongoing and available for all ability levels and ages. For more information please contact Bradstreet Tennis at 407-620-7101. GOLF TOURNEY WILL AID MADD Sponsorships, players and volunteers are being sought for the 2nd Annual Mothers Against Drunk Driving Golf Tournament. The event, which will be a fund-raiser for the Central Florida Chapter of MADD, will be held on December 7,2001 at Alaqua Country Club in Longwood. Sponsor packages range in price from $150 to S2.0C0 while the entry fee is $125. The entry fee includes greens fee, cart, range balls, golf clinic, breakfast, lunch, prizes, awards, T-shirt, goodie bag and much, much more. There will be on-course contests for the challenged golfer as well as a bountiful silent auction table. The tournament will have a morning shotgun start and mulligans will be available. The tour­ nament will be played as a four-person scram­ ble. All proceeds from this event remain with MADD's Central Florida chapter. This support allows them to focus stronger on the area's vic­ tims of drunk driving crashes. If you are a victim of a drunk driver and wish to contribute or participate in this event, or for more tournament information, to sign-up as a sponsor, player or volunteer, please contact Betsy Nctn, Tournament Director, at 407-831- »nger. With 4:49 on the clock the Tribe was looking to kill some time, but Instead started match­ ing backward, losing eight yards and Raines, to a cramp, on the first two plays and then losing 18 more on a fumbled sn ip and run. forcing a punt. Lake Howell took over on its own 32 with 2:44 on the dock and Marshall went to work. He hit Williams for 33 yards and after a five-yard loss and an incompletion, the duo hooked up again for 24 yards down to the Seminole 33. A pair o f incomplctions and a two-yard run made it fourth and eight at the 31, but McNemey came on to calmly bury the field goal and the Silver Hawks were back on top with only 475-second remain­ ing. Seminole tried to get into field goal range and got to midfield on an 18-yard Raines to Griffin pass. But three incompletions and a final desperation pass that was intercepted by Gregory Ashworth sealed Uie victory and the upset R a m s ---------------------Continued from page IB Kowboys T.J. Bell and run it back 42 yards for a touchdown. For Kowboys head coach, Kim Sribie, it was a matter o f some of his squad's mistakes Out kept the game dose. "We committed nine fumbles last week (and this w eek)," Scible said. "We got dinged on their on-sidekicks." The third on-side kick by Lake Mary came late in the fourth quarter wlien Uie Rams attempted a rally with less than a minute left. The drive saw Mukzeka connect on two long yardage passes to Bobby Good for 34 yards and another to Grayson for 18. The drive got the Rams to the Kowlxiys 25 yard line but then an interception by the Kowboys' Everett Baker put the game away with 11 seconds left. Lake Mary fell to 0-2 on the season and now the Ram ; must travel to Daytona Beach next Friday to face a very good Spruce Creek team in their Class 5A-District 3 opener at Daytona Munidpal Stadium starting at 7:30 pan. RAM S 20, KOW BOYS 23 Kisshnmee-Osccola 7 7 7 Lake Mary S 6 6 First Quarter O _ Emmanuel 8 run 6:41 (Bell Kick) 2 _ 23 0 I 20 LM _ Allison 2 run (Allison 2pt conversion), 2:36 Second Quarter LM _ Britt 24 run (Kick failed), 10:23 O _ Carillo 47 pass from Nichols (Bell kick), 1:00 Third Quarter LM _ Cooper 42 run blocked kick recovery (kick failed), 6 :22. O _ White 13 run (Bell Kick), 2 54. Fourth Quarter O _ Safety, 5 4 . TEAM STA TISTICS First Downs _ Lake Mary 23; Osceola 33. Rushes-yards _ Lake Mary 32-203; Osceola 61397. Passing yards _ Lake Mary 52; Osceola 47, Penalties _ Lake Mary 1-5; Osceola 5-50. IN DIVIDUAL STA TISTICS RUSHING _ Lake Mary: Allison 20-137, Grayson 8-51, Hall 2-9, Bateman 2-6; Osceola: White 29-195, Gorman 15-122, Emmanuel 9-50, Nichols 8-30. PASSING _ Lake Mary: Muzcka 2-10-2,52; Osceola: Nichols 1-44) 47. RECEIVING _ Lake Mary: Grayson 6-18, Good 3-34, Dill 14); Osceola: Carillo 2-47, Pinellas 14), White 1-0 • TABLOIDS • BOOKS • NEWSPAPERS On Specialty Grade Paper & Newsprint Call Doug Fetzer 322-2611 For Quotes S e m in o le H e r a ld CO M M ERCIAL PRINTING �T he Seminole Herald Sundny, Scptcmlif r 0. 2001 P a g e 3 B FW C Continued from page IB serious illness. People over age 50 are at greatest risk. In areas where the virus has been found, it occurs in a very small percentage of the birds. Of those that do carry the virus, many are dead-end hosts that have no role in spreading the virus. Killing a few birds will do virtually nothing to stop the virus. The odds of killing birds that actu­ ally have infectious West Nile virus are extremely small. Furthermore, it's against the law. All migratory birds except introduced species such as starling? and house sparrows are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. West Nile virus is not known to affect white­ tailed deer. Most mammals are also protected by state law. In combating arboviruses like West Nile virus, it's much easier to control the vectors (the mos­ quitoes) than the hosts (the birds). The most effective method of controlling the spread of the virus is mosquito control targeted at specific areas where the virus has been detected. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and county and regional mos­ quito control boards are in charge of those efforts. NEW BOAT SPEED L IM ITS IN DUVAL AND CLAY COUNTIES New regulatory signs have been posted throughout portions of the St. Johns River in Duval County and the northern portions of Clay and St. Johns counties to mark the manatee pn> Lecals Lecals MTHECMCUTCOURT 0FTHB1ITH WITNESSMYHANDandBNoaal oltill CourtonAugust 30.2001 (SEAL) Mifyuvni cure ol s l to Bta C b a * Court ByM ary S tro p * DiptftvCM juotcuu. oncurr MAMOFOR t COUNTY H a .0 l-C A -1 9 fM 4 -K Waahtagton M uk/al B trA , FA. ■uraaaaa by norptirt e n w y M to O n to W ttttm Bank, • Fadarai Seringa B a r*. PLAINTIFF. va. RichardL Knmpa, ■> DEFENDANTS NOTTCI OF Noioa to hamby oMn Brat pureuant to Burt Firm ! JufrfflWI at I Auguat 29; 2001, andtoitorpdtocMcawnun** o1• CA-10ST-14-K, ofBaCMulCourtof Bib lib Ju dtaWCtoaB In and tor te--, j A . r v . ^ 1 . O w iw iiJ* tLwurwy, r u u i i w p ie i WASHINGTONMUTUALBAMt, FA, SUCCESSOR BY CORPORATE MERGER TO OREAT WESTERN BANK. A FEDERAL BAVINOS BANK, to FtoMN and Rtetad L QMACUotlftoc VWflWu ttomwwn*f» cssr«£li Curt* W. Cartoon. Water V. Farrtx [ d a w N M i it mtoto i. PA . p o Baa 2901S Tampa. Ftortdo 33B22-B01S F 00 010M I "B aa Amartcano toto O M abEi R you are a pareon « m a i J B mi are anw ad at no eoat to you, torBta ■rertaaton ol oartato aaototonoa. N m ^.*1pi?A«M ,lltetedI Ftortda 32771. to kp h o n i n u rte r (407)003-4227, rriBBn 2 working d ay t o l your no alp l d toto dooum a t B haartog Impaired. (TOO) 1000000-0771. IS2001 EE061 TH BO BICU T COURT 0 F THE D Q H T B W TH I COUNTY, OVRACTION C A M N O . B1 O H IS * ------ I10K ' OUACM ORTOAOE Rkhatd T. Martrl and Mkhaal P. CORPORATION. OuOm,aamatter* oltoaMatBoard at CbMton andaa Truatoae ol Kay JOSHUASCVNO.JR. NaL PatonteddL pnm toton Oatonrtortfa). I *E ■attoBNN^iaolandbaMMdtolor ttoiO h Wool bod door MBn HU I tu b IB HEREBY 3 N E N pur­ lanNnto County Courthouaa In Sorted. Florida. Bananola CouBy. suant to a F in d Judgm oa d FtorkM,at 11:00AMonBNlTdayd Mortgage Forectoaure datod Auguat SapMmter. 1001, Bn toBoWng t> . fo o t and oraorad to Caaa NO. IniiBirf prepany aa aal tom to 01-CA-1193 d Bn C M u l Court d toa EIGHTEENTH J u fc M C bo/9 to oaUFtoolJutenota. toa* LOT ITS, WNDWAROSQUARE N d tor SEMBKXJE CouBy. Ftortdo SECTION TWO. AOCORtKNO TO ■harato QMAC MORTGAGE CORTHE FLATTHENtO*- HuLWUX FO nA TlO N , N toa PlatoBB a id H FLA TBOOK<0, FACES 34 ANO JOSHUA 8CJP10, JR.; B O B U S as, PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMI­ CO UNTY BOARO O F CO UNTY NOLECOUNTY, FLORHA NOTE: PuOuuB to Bta Fab DaM lor c a d i d W EST CoBacBon Pracfluaa Ad you are edotoeBtel tto lawtomtoBoemed FRONT DOOR O P THE S aS N O LB CO UNTY CO URTHO USE. SAN­ ■ dob) and any totonnabon FORD. F U M O A at 11:00AM. on Bn 1 ba uaad tor BnI put- 28B iday d lo p to n t e r . 2001. too to*DatodBn 30dayolAvguk, NOOI. MARYANNCMORSE ClarktBCMul Court D e p u r Clark COOCJSSSTAWIAftSKLPA 4010 Boyacoul BoMavard Tampa, FL33*07 ItephonK(113*77*008 CSSt1041-1163 Pubtoh: SapOantoar». IS. 3001 EEOSO T H B D B K U T COURT OP TNE EM HTESNTN j u c t o a l cs o c u rr MAM) FOR BEMM OLE COUNTY, CIVXACTON CASE MO. SO U S I r l nVM U NP CHASEMANHATTANMORTOAOC c o r p o r a t io n . W KLIAM 8 . BASCUE. to BL NO TICE OP PO RECLO aU REB AU I NOTICEIS HEREBYOWENpu­ le a Final JudgmaM et ■Forectoaure datodAirea i, root and areared to Caaa NO. F22BBCA«4 BNCbtUI Court (4 0EJQHTEENTMAatetol O ram to tdtor BOBNOLE CouBy. Ftortdo Dareto CHASE MANHATTAN ORTOAQECORPORATION,IttN anal and IMLUAM8 BASCUE: Ud A. BASCUE: ANYANOALL n k n o w n p a r t ie s c l a im in g Y, THROUGH, UNDER. ANO oamst the herein named EXVEXJALDEFEMWrUS) WHO RE NOT KNOWNTO BE DEAD r alive, wwmicn SAIO NKNOWNPARTIES MAY CLAM N INTEREST AS SPOUSES. SIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ROTHERCLAMAMTS: BANKOF MERICA, HA. SUCCESSOR M ITEREST BY MERGER OF ATiONaSANK. NA-; are BN Mandate, Ired oat toBn Ntfrte nd baal MBte tor caah at WEST RONTDOOROFTHESEMINOLE OUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN ORD,FLORIDAtdIt OOAM.onBta 7 dayor 1581. 2=>M... tocardFtokJudgmar* urr » OFTRACTSOI ATCARE OH. ACCORDINGTOTHE PLAT £ CORDED M PLAT BOOK 4«. AGES 31 THROUGH37. BKXUIVE.ASRECORDEDMIHEPUB­ IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE OUNTY. FLORCA AACA 3612 BaoureredPLOriada, L 32705 loartna doaertoad proparty aa a d to m to aaH F ind ju d vn arK LOT 4 4 . BLOCK S *. 4TH SEC­ TIO N . DREAMW ORLD. ACCORD BOG TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECO RDED W P U T BOOK 4 . PAGE S t O F TH E FU B U C RECORDS O F SEM B KXE COWSTY. FLO RIDA A/K/A 2040 Q aorgla A varua, S an ted , FL 32773 W ITNESS M Y HAND and BN aaal d toN C ow l on Ausud 302001. (SEAL) Maryonna d d Ni C b c u t Court CtotktBB B y J te y S b o m a DapUy Ctork d N W rrta SA aaodaNa, PA . P O . Boa 2901* Tampa, Ftortdo 33B22-401S FO10D434B " 8 a * Am erican* w *i £ N you are a parean adn a tection zones that were adopted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) in August 2000. Now that the regulatory signs are in place, boaters are required to abide by the new speed restrictions. However the new manatee protection zones do not supersede more restrictive local gov­ ernment zones or other state regulations that must also be obeyed. The Florida Inland Navigation District (FIND) posted the new signs in Duval and St. Johns counties, while the FWC posted the signs in Clay County. The aluminum signs have a white reflective background bordered with international orange tape. In addition, the pilings to which the signs are attached contain international orange and white reflective bands to increase boater visibility for both day and nighttime travel. Boaters are urged to use caution If operating at night to ensure that they see the new signs. Following are some of the specific changes to the posted speed zones: •The Slow Speed zone at the Intersection of the St. Jolins River and the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) at Sisters Creek has been changed to a 300-foot Slow Speed shoreline buffer. •The 300-foot buffer in most of Mill Cove and around the associated islands has been removed. •The 300-foot Slow Speed Buffer in the TVout River lias been extended to tliu 195 Bridge while new 300-foot shoreline buffers have been estab­ lished in portions of the Ortega River, Julington Creek and several other smaller waterways. Lecals A/K/A 2429 Yala Avanua, SantonL PL 37771 W ITNESS M Y HAND and toa a te (4totoCowl onAugual SOJOOI. ....... MMyiBWIWW Ctom d B » O m * Court ■BySMyiBwpB " DaptayCtorti EcnavamaOAmccaatoa. PA HOOIEO SERVICING CO RPORATIO N, auocaaaor «fS h IM S MoriQagiB kic., M ELVIN E. HALT, R; UNKNOW N SPOUSE O P M ELVH E . HOLT. It. -JANEUO HN DOC, te a tw a narr to Inoeoaitoyou, proriaaton ol Ptoaaa oomad at 201 R Paw Atenua. Ftortda S2T71. totophona numte* (40TMM-4227, tetoto f aorttog day* oI your moat* ol Ha docu­ ment B hearing treated. (TOO) Ituowt I7TI. and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGHUNDERORAGAINSTA NAMED OEFENOANT TO THIS action, or havingor CUUMNOTO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST M THE PROPERTYHEREMDESCRIBED. DatontonNt). NOTK* OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENpwauanlto a BoamaryFlnNJudgynam cl FomOoaum datod Auguat 29, 2001. and amend toCaaa No. 01CA-713-14 Pol toa Ocut Court lor •natoCou9kFtortda.IwBml to toaNghte andbeat btodar Sat pul. PubSBcSaptontoar 1 ,1 0 .1 0 0 1 at Bra Waal From Dow til toa E E 0 « 8 ________________________ ante Cotey Courthouaa. 301 NamPartiAeania, SwAord, Ftortda. TH B C S R M T COURT at 1100 a m an 9m 29 day cl tenter. 2001. to* toawrtng Drtbad praparty aa aal tom to H A N D FOR ate SummaryFinalJudgmte: COUNTY, Lot IE. Bbd 7. DREAMWORLD. 3RDSeCTION. acccrdtogtotoa ptol m m ACTION toamot, u mooted to FMBook4. C A M NO . 01 a r t CA Pag* TO, N toa PuMc Record* a SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INC. Teninoki County. Roddt F/K/A BUNBANX MORTGAGE TOOETHKIWTTHadte tnpnjy*COMPANY, OUYOOUQLASQR1FPBLal H NOT1CCn HEREBY OIVENpur•uam to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foractotura daladAuauN 19. 9001 and anlamd to Cm NO. 0I-S7SCAOltto CteR Coat rf Via EIGHTEENTHJUteWCbaRhand tor SEMBKXE County. Florida •harato SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. MC. F/K/ABUN8AHKMORTGAGE COMPANY, latoa PtoteRandOUY DOUGLAS ORtfFPL RANDOLPH ANTHONY LEN OOSURN; BOB PATE.OLAOYBH.WARE;ANYANU uparedpdato ALL UMDOOWNRAHTTES CLAS4oreamd a l im u n i t o you. to> toa MOBY. THROUGH. UHOfcH. AND provtooion d tartato aooM anoa, AGAINST THE HEREM NAMED F t o u u a r u a C ow l AdiOdadaBon MOIVEXMLDCFENDANTIS) WHO a 201 K Park Aranua. B a tte d . ARC NOT KNOWNTO M DEAD Florida 37771. NNprtona numbar OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAIO (407)000-4227. wamn 2 m riu n g UMMOWN PARTIES MAYCLAM daya d your reoalpl d BW docw AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. m ant n haam g Inrpdred. (TOO) 1HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES, •00000-477 1 OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; LAKE P u b W iE 4p M n te r 0 . IE 2001 HOWELL ARMS CONDOSOMUM EE002 ASSOCIATION. INC.; am toa Oetonterta, I wB eai to toe li#ite and bail Mdte hr oaaA m WEST O F THE H Q H TB IM TH FRONTDOOROFTHESEMBKXE JUDICIAL ORCUTT COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANH A N D FOR FORD,FLORIDAtf 114MAM.ontoa B E IN N O U COUNTY, 2S Bay NSaptanter. 2001. toa loh toatog Mated property aa O W L ACTION hrti toate FtoalJutenant C A M N O 01-740-CA UNITNOSOOC,OUaOMQNO. IE LAKE HOWELL ARMS CONOOMATRIX CAPRAL BANK. MJNIUM. A CONDOMINIUM ACTOROMOTO THi DECLARA­ TION OP COHOOMteOM ANO TERRENCE JOHNSON AW A EXHIBITS ANNEXED THERETO, TAARENCS JOTB4SOH. ol aL RECORDEDFEBRUARY 10. Ittt DatondoreO) M OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK NOTICEOP 1377, MOB 11*4, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBYOWENpur- HtMUHtrS Cr saswt" reruNtuanl to a Enal Judgmte a* TY. F U M O A , AS AMENDED, TOGETHER W ITH AN UNtXVTOED _ ___________ Aiiguat 29, 2001 and anlamd to Cam NO •mERESTMTHECOUPONELE­ 01-T40CAol toaCteMICourtoltoa MENTS AND LMTTEO COMMON EIGHTEENTHJuHMI Ctaa toand ELEMENTS DECLARED I SAIO tor SEMINOLE County. Florida DECLARATIONOFCONDOMBBUM aftwatoMATTVXCAPRALBANK. N TO BE AN APTURTENANCF OT toa PtoM andTERRENCEJOHN THEABOVECONDOiaMUMUFBT A/K/A 600 C Oaotgriom Dnve SONA/K/ATARRENCEJOHNSON; RENEE MARIE KEITH; HEATHER Caaaaterry, FL32707 W 1TTCSSMVHANDandtoa ual JOHNSON, ANY AND AU UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAMING al tea CourtonAugual 302001 DY. THROUGH UNDER. ANO (SEAL) AGAINST THE HEREM NAMED M aryam a M oria MOrVUXIALOEFENOANT(B) WHO O a rt ol toa Cirou* Court ARE NOT KNOWNTO BE DEAD By M ary Stroup* OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID Deputydark 8 0 U T H RANGE 32 EAST. SEM I­ NOLE CO UN1T, T L lm iu n , m in S O U TH ALONG THE EAST UNE O F SAX) SOUTH 1 /7 .3 1 6 .7 8 FEET THENCE LEAVING SAID EAST U N E . N S t DEOREES 20 M INUTES SO SECONDS W 19000 FEET FOR A POBfT OF BEGBBBNQ. CO NTIN­ UE THENCE N S t DEGREES 20 M IN UTES SO SECONDS W 200 FEET. RUN THENCE SOUTH 380.00 FEET TO THE NORTHERLY RIG H T O F WAY U N E O F OLD OSCEOLA ROAD. RUN THENCE S 8 * DEOREES 20 M N U TES 80 SEC­ ONDS E, ALONG SAX) NORTHER­ LY RIGHT O F WAY U N E , 200 FEET THENCE LEAVING SAX) RIGHT OF WAY U N E. NORTH 3 8 0 0 0 FEET TO THE P O S H O F BEOW NING. KYJA 1222 OSCEOLA HUAU W EST. GEN E V A FLORIDA 32732 and commonly t e a t aa; 1322 O rn a te Road W aaL Oanava. F L 32732 h o l l a n o ik m o h t u p P. a B o . 3547 SL P e te ib u ig . FL 33731 (777)080-7171 BTP1 * 4 15350 >1 P u U M tS apH m tar I , IS . 2001 EEOSS M T H B C M C U T COURT 0 F TMB B Q H reB M TH JU D K aA LO R C U IT S I A M I FOR SM BN O LE COUNTY. FLO M OA C A M NO j SQ01-CA-1D39-14 M ANUFACTURERS * TRADERS TRUST COMPANY. Truaaaa tor SECURITIZATION SERIES 1 9 9 *-*, AGREEMENT DATED S 0 1 M . NED J GOLDEN and BARBARA HAZEL G O LDEN. Ma wtto; O .E . CAPITAL FIN A N C IA L IN C .. CRESTAR MORTGAGE CORPORATION » V a SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. U K L and UNKNOWN TENANTSO W NERS. NQTICC O F SALE N o w to haroby th a n toaL pur- auanl to Bta Order or Fkte Judgamar* enterao to 9a* cauaa to toaCMUlCoul ol 8ortootoCouBy. FTontto Iw K a a lthha a proparty M aaual' " ed to Samtnota County. Ftortda. PARCEL TT COMMENCING AT TH E NO RTHEAST CO RNER OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE NORTH­ EAST 1/4 O F THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 O F SECTIO N 9. TO W NSHIP 20 EEOtS to parttoteto to caadirtg ahould contact court AtBnteatradon a l totaphona n u n te r 407)0*4-4330. not totor to o t aavan (7) day* prior toa pmeaadtog B haartog Impariad. (TDO) 1 * 0 0 * 8 5 •7 7 1 . a V o te (V ) 1 * 0 0 * 8 8 * 7 7 0 trt* Florida Ratoy S a rv te. Maaon S A a a a la te . P A 177S7 U S . IS North, S u m 800 -F L 33784 (7 7 7 )8 3 8 *8 0 0 PiteM cSaptom bw 9. IS . 2001 to eeo m M TUB CSKUTT COURT o f t h b ir m JUCBCUL CMCUTT S IA M ) FOR S d M K X E COUNTY. FLOM OA C A M N O 01-CA-1 111 140 GUARANTY BANK, a Fartoral Storing* B o * Mda OUARANTY FEDERAL BANK. JOSEPH J. W AECHTER. al u t.. a l Barvtoaa tor Croaa OamtooM Tra* South . Phaaa L Du* Data O ctober X 2901 at 2 0 0 PM local tone. 2 . Pro|act. PS S 1 0 O *1 *J C • JEFFREY L JONES, at aL N O n C * OF ACTION T O JEFFREY L JONES (Currant Raalrianca Unknoam) YOU ARE NO DFIEO M an aetton lor Foractoaura ol Mortgaga on toa LOT 193 SAN LANTANA THIRD SECTIO N . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED B1 PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 79. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM B KXE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA. a V a 1409 MARA COURT. SAN­ FORD. FL 32771 haa team Bad agatoat you and you era r*m *r*d aery* a copy o l your written datanaaa. I any. A on R w in u i#. w iito n , f a , M om vy tor P la te *, atooaa alte r i t la 1100 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT. LAUO tnO ALE. FL 33309 w * * t » * ly (30) daya te a r toa *rM put*ca*on (4 tola Noaca In toa (Ptaaaa eutaun THE SU/MHOLB HERALD) and Ma am artenat wrtto toa C te k at tola to to AcL Pareona naedtoga modakon to parttolpato In B*a pmoaarSng ahould contact toa Court A d m M atrateal201 N . Park Avarua, Santord FL 12771. TWaphona Number (407)323-4330 not to te •to n to w n (7) daya prior to to a p te oaadtog. 9 haartog Impariad, (TDO) 1 * 0 0 *6 5 *7 7 1 a V o te (V )1 *0 0 9 8 5 *7 7 0 *to Florida Ratoy B arvtea. W ITNESS my hand and toa aaal ol toto Court Baa day olA U O 31 2001. 2001. (SEAL) Mary Anna M ona Aa Ctork id toa Court By Ruto m g A * UapUy D ark Pubtoh: September X IX 2001 EE069 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME N o tte to haroby gpran t t e tea am •ngagad In b u tn a u at 234 W. Church Avanua Longwood Ftorida 32750. Samtnota CouBy. Florida under toa F te to u N o na ol Fa* ■Band to ragtolar aaid name tatoi Bta N o n c a o a a c t io n TO: VKTTORU n o e a o a « a im . am ter YOU A M NO TIFIED an Actom lo r tom doaua o l rro rijag a on toa W toaring proparty BM BNO LECouay. Ftortda: LOT 207, TU 8CA W XLA IB KT 148, ACCORDING TO THE PUT THEREOF AS RECORDED B I P U T BOOK 37, PAGES 8 THROUGH 10. PUBUC RECORDS OF SEM BKXE COUNTY. FLORXM . to 1. Pro/act. PS-8101-O t/B JC TN a addendum to batog M au d to Chang* toa btd due data bom J t e r te 7.2001 to S ateaetoat IS K O I at 1000A M , and to add to toa Tha com m ote aha* ba katBahtoga* ntet rrrotte, atooa toa Piotmlonii g^rvioei tor Project m (SR 424) to Somoran B M (SR 4 3 *) Oranga Counry Ltoa to Samoran BNd (SR 438). D u* DataiO atobar 1X IS O t at 2.00 PM tocal Bma 3. P roR d; FC -H M F O I/B JC • I t - A 4 , - M *k - M MIJMil nByKnil■ mw- IrMcTvnt TN a along irtto toa •to titte r to bkkMr. Tha 4*- - , ——- —- — rwuitng Auoiorwy mtnm to a iV d to ta y a a a n y and a*btd aand to t a M any MonvtaBtoa- K t Pro Bid 2 *. 2001 at 1:30 P M . D im Data O ctober 17, 3001 a l 2 0 0 PM total ton* ol addenda. ■ lo toa raapondama’ raapcraK tey to County to toa Uaad rocaning dale ol . a. - r . a. , --. a. ^ ■- i a *-.U D«TkRX JU*.T*JB A tJLM BFX J* 'BTBgtTTH i- «on !• t * o 9 .1 X 9 0 0 1 on W * C a * * f I fl u*/bkrttrv*«*/pu»ch»*WYQ ot cm«JT-«M-7ni PUbMti 9. toot IN TH E a R C U rf CO UR T PON I COUNTY, to MARYANNE MORSE d a rk ol to t Ctroua Court B y S te y Bmaupa Deputy C tek O o te D D arta.Eaq BANK O NE. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE. tAARTANHC M O H S* AS CLERK CP THE COURT By-.Mary St/oupa Dapuly Ctartt toto or agency raring rate* no tote toan aaaan day* prior to toa procaadtog. Btearing tnpated. (TOO) 1-900-9*5*771, or Vote (VJ 1-S00■SSB770. VI*Ftortte RatoyBwvka WITNESSmyhandandtoaate c tolaCourt onAusuat 30.2001. L eca ls L eca ls atpuMeMia. toB» NgRaatandbte bktter, tot cam. Mtoa awt hunt door ol toa Bananola County Courthouaa. Banted, Florida. M to I1» AMonBayaamtef 77.2001. DaM Auguat 30.1001 or gmmaaa and a l panona or p a rtte ctotottog by. V m u tfL tteto r a agatoto Nm (toam) H O IK S OP There will be a period of time when FWC law enforcement officers will issue warnings to those boaters who violate the new speed zones, Regulation of the speed and operation of water­ craft on Florida's waterways is mandated under the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Recovery Plan for the federally endangered manatee and is authorized by state laws. The FWC as well as other local and federal agencies can enforce the zones. &nbsp;The state fine for violating these speed zones is 550. To help protect the Florida manatee, please fol­ low these guidelines: •Obey manatee speed zones, stay in marked channels and slow down in areas where manatees arc known to occur. * Report any dead or injured manatees to FWC's Division of Law Enforcement at 1-588-404FWCC (3922) as soon as you sec them. If you hit a manatee, call for help and stay with the animal until help arrives. * Wear polarized sunglasses to better sec mana­ tees In the water. • Pole, paddle or use a trolling motor when you are near shallow grass beds, which are prime manatee habitat. • Buy or renew a "Save the Manioc” license plate. * Visit the FWC's website at www.floridaconservation.org/psml to loam more about manatees. For more Information about the zones or to obtain maps of the manatee protection zones please contact the FWC's Bureau of Protected Species Management In Tallalussec at (850) 92?4330. Lecals Lecals L ecals UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAM Ettoam m a OAaanctotoa. PA AN NTEREST AS SPOUSES, P.OBoa2001* HORS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. Tbmpa, Ftortda 33*22 -001 * OR OTHER CLAIMANTS: SEMI- F010074M MXECOUNTYBOAROOPCOUN­ "S e e Amartoana irtto DtaabW aa A « TY COMMISSIONERS. CENTRAL R you am a paraon a4Bi a dtoattey FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL PC.: SANFORD PLAZA. BC. OP to B*a praoaadns. you DELTONA: ADVENTIST HEALTH m no coal to you, to toa 8Y8TEMSUNBELT. INC. DW* pfp v<M lon of certain asiietsn c#. FLORIDA HOSPITAL: STATE OF PHi i t t c o n tid Court Admtnlttnkiion FLOROAOEMRTMENT OP REV­ ■ I 201 N . Park Av w x m , 8anAord. ENUE; TENANTB1 FWWVJOANNA Ftortda 32771, totopAona nuitoar WNQ; amtoa Oatondtea. I as a*4 (4 0 7 )0 *5 -4 7 2 7 , ariBan 2 o o rtln g to toa HtfuM ana baal t**Hf tor daya o l y o u moalpl o I tola doeuaaart m WEST FRONT DOOR OP manc B hearing tre a te d . (TDD) 1THEBEMBIOLECOUNTYCOURT­ •00-900-0771. HOUSE. SANFORD, FLORCA at P u tte i Saptorm ar 1 , 10.2001 1100AM, on Bta IS Bay ol EE0S4 Saptontef. 2001, la loBaatog daaortbart pmparty aa aal tom to THRORCtirrCOURT ••MFtoalJudgmanl: OPTHBUONTEENTH LOT *7, rWUJPS TERRACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF.AERECORDEDMPLAT BOOK S. PAGE SB. PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMBKXE COUN­ C M L ACTION TY, FLORIOA. C A M NO . 01-C A -713-10R In * The year-round and seasonal shore-to-shorc zones In the St. Johns River between Reddle Point and the Acosta Bridge have also been changed to shoreline buffers. * Slow Speed shoreline buffers have been adopt­ ed from the Fuller Warren Bridge south to Peter Branch in Clay County, and Nature's Hammock Road in Si. Johns Count)', as well a? in Doctor's Lake and its associated waterways (Swimming Pen Creek and Duck Creek). These shoreline buffers extend 500 feet from shore or 200 feet beyond the dock line, whichever is greater. * Vessels are required to travel at Slow Speed while operating within 500 feet of the US Highway 17 Bridge over Doctor's Lake. Slow Speed means the speed at which a vessel proceeds when it is fully off plane and completely settled into the water. Outside the Slow Speed zones, boaters may resume safe vessel operation. To assist boaters in understanding the new stale manatee protection zones, FWC law enforcement officers are distributing a Summary Guide to the Duval County Manatee Protection Plan, devel­ oped by Jacksonville University, which contains maps of the new zones. To obtain a brochure contact the Jacksonville FWC office at (904) 270-7500 or the city of Jacksonville Planning Department at (904) 6301904. In Clay County waters, FWC and local law enforcement officers are distributing a Boater's Guide on the Clay County Manatee Protection Zone?. In nddition. the guide is being distributed through vessel registration renewal notices, some county offices, and at marinas located on Doctor's Lake. am raqulmd aarm a copy c* yo u written datanaaa. B any. X on SPEAR ANO HO FFM AN. P A .. Attorney*. whuM ad d rM t *» 7 0 * Souti D tria IRptw ay. Coral G a te *. Ftortda 3314*. (308 )M « 2299. w tttr X daya artar toa to * pubacakon c l toa r te te and N a toa original wtto toa Ctoik o1 Court Mtoer b a te * aarrica on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN, P A . teom ay* or tow du ly toamotoanriaa a B ataul wto ba Inal you tor toa ra te In toa C o m p ter* or to to toto r WTTNEBSmy hand and a te o l toto Court an • * • AUG 31 2001 day ol AUGUST. 2001. (SEAL) MaryanrtE Moraa. CLERK A * Ctork ol toa C o u l B y Ruto King Aa Deputy Ctork AMERICANS W ITH U S AB ILITIES ACT O F 1990 A U n /rn aaim Order No. 97-3 k yuu o r* a paroan with a tto a .'**/ ■ooommodaaot to p a rtte tte to Baa proceed■v l : tr a ded, at no com to you, to toa proritoon t* oteton aatoaPtoaaa contact Court • I 301 N , P Am nua. Suita N 301. S o tte d Flokto 32771. (4 0 7 )3 2 3 *3 3 0 a n 4237 warm 2 worktop day* u I you receipt ol to a rte o a ; * you ara h. t e or v o te anpated. c a 4 1 * 0 0 955s n tA te P u U to h S a p te rterB , 1X 2001 EE08B ______________ H T H JUW CIAL C IR C U T, M AND FOR IC M B K X E COUNTY. FLORIDA C IVIL DTVWION C A M NO j 01-CA-1S24-14-K Florida. In anm rrtanoa toa pronator* ot toa FUtooua S u tu ta t. to-W tS acbon lorlda S tatu te 1991. HomaShow Mage rtna Inc Frank Stdttaartr Pubtoh Sapaarrter 9.2001 EEoeo NOTICE OF FKTTTIOUS NAME N o tte to haroby ghan t t e wa am ngagad in buatnaaa a t 234 W . ChurOi Avanua Longaood FI 32750. B anw te* County. Florida untor toa Flct/boua Nam a oI F or Sato By aald nam e wttfi toa D M atet o l Corporator!*, Ttotetaaaax Fktrkto, to accoroanc*-to t to * proriatona to Bta Ftcntloua Nama S ta tu te . Io­ w a Sacbcn 985 .0*. t e n ia StaLlaa 1991. HomaShoat M agaito* toe Frank S O im rti Frank V/am ar Pitotoh Saptambar 9. 2001 EEOSI Pubto auction to ba h *U a l S O I am. on toa rto ylt) apaotoad baton, al to * bom door at Atoan't Taring too. Locate) at 2499 Otd Lake Mary Rd Su m 134. Santed. FL tor toa purpoaa ol rtopoang tB toa totoatog FB oM toB t-1 MRE: ESTATEOF MARGIEBUROICKMcAFEE. F S i N o r t e 01-790-C P. k panrbnu In to * C b ato Court tor Sandnoto CouBy. FtorkM. Prn tMa Dhkton, toa arkkaaa o l rrMch u P O Dnaaur C , SantonL Ftortda 32T73. Tha nam e* and at te r to n ot toa paraaia/rap rataBm'a artomay ara aat to tti baknr ALL W TEREBTEO PERSONS ARE NO TIFIED THAT. toa yattM y ot toa irk , toa na tB toa paroonai ropra ________varku . or K a k M o n e l t ik C o u l ara nqubad to k * tu b m te — r i n ib yea C o u l WTTHSI THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH IS NO TICE O R TH W TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY OF TIBS NO TICE O N THEM A l cn iM o n at to * daoaiMtB and aB iw paraon* having on ahom a oopy *4 M noaca k dM * ol Via MM puldtoaton o l h a noaca m a t M i tu b Raim a artto tta C o u l W ITH IN TH E LATER OF THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE F *W T FUBUCATXJN OF T H » NO TICE OR THkTTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F EERV K E OF AC O PY O F TH O NOTICE ON THEM A l o tfte cnrMora e l B i* daoadam again*! to * daoate Mk* torir cten* rr*h court W ITH IN TH REE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUEUCADON O F TH M NOTICE. ALL CLAIM S. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T BO FE E D W XL BE FOREVER BARREO. THe data o l Bra Oral pubteabon ol S. 2001. R. P O Boa 190750 Abamcraa Springe. FL 32715 tor I iflB ar WMtefW. F w FtorkM B a Ito . 0772143 P .O . Boa 3*29 OrMnda, FtorkM 32902 Tbt (407/645-4333 F a x (407 )8 4 0 *7 7 2 Pubaah: S a p ra n te X IX 2001 M THE O IC U T COURT o f t h e ir m JU D IC IA L CE9CLXT OF FLO RIDA, CO UNTY M THE MATTER O F THE A D O m O N OF A M W O R C H XD NO TICE O F ACTION TD : Tha Legal F a tte r or toa bBam to ba Adoptad. n a u ia q Tharon Ybu ara haraby noMtod tom a pen on tor ad opbon o l y o u nanor chad om on January 22. 2001 rraa Mad l te a Court. TOU m e ragUrad to aarva a copy o l yo u a risen Baton*•a to V d paBIMn, Bony, o n to * paBtr*a aaomey. ahoaa nama and rnaa to Ehaa A FuaeM. 1100 rY rth rx A O tte . S ite 3 0 ft Orlando. Ida 32S10 and « • an o n g n k m « i toa ctork e l h r court on or baton OCTOBER 10. 2001. O Branrka. a W kiaaa my hand and aaal on SEP­ TEMBER 5 .2001. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l toa C to te Court SpVfM m r Iflp K D «ouivC l«ft F h b to h S ap tarrte 9 . 1X 2 3 .3 0 . 2001 CE072 a■--- - El »««»— 4— - M THE ORCLBT COURT OF THE EIOKTEENTH M ANO FOR I COUNTY, CASE N tt B 1-O R -332M S N G N im * Chang*. Buaan Anna MoCrndy ANO Chartaa Harold M enhaa n o t k i of a ctkn TO . Chartaa Harold M arahal (Nam a ol Raapondanq (RoanondkXa Laat to w n atteaaa) ■17 Marion St A tenoroe Sprimya. FL VOU ARE NO TIFIED F d l an acaon haa baan Mad ogatoat you and B at you am raqUrod to aarva a copy ol yo u vrrtoan daTtn a u . I any. to « cat ( te n * o l Paoooiar) Soaro UcCrody ■hoaa arteaaa k l 03 H am kn U an *. AbarrtoBa Spring*. FI 32714 on a baton (data) October 1 X 2 0 0 1 . and Ma Bra o rite a l rd ti tta Ctork o l tak Court at ICtark a arteaaa) 301 N. P o k Ava-SarBord. F I 32771 baton P a ra to te or >nm rr>a tr)) B you la l to Bo ao. a eeo u F a hirtoar totomteton ptaaaa c a l (407)321-2940 9-10-01 (t)Y aar 84A4e VINO YV1AX0S40E1009EM (J)Y.ar 86VI, VINO KMHLD11J0HLW2539* 8*2*1 (1 (Year H U M For V B tf IFAfiP28ADQF243904 Pubtoh S apte n te r 9. 2001 EE 0 *3 NOTICE OF AUCTION Thu auction r r il ba Ite d on tap tam b ar IT , 2001 a l 9 0 0 AM at 325 Alton Ava , Ontario. F L to * M h to te on tia Bay batata to * Aucbon bom BAM L rt* S P U Tarma are cash or carttoad kind* only Oviacto Ttmarg m aerve* to * rt^B to •oca<B w r a te * any and a i b te Tha ktomring vatveto* ara ctoarad la b te 19*9 F a d Probe VIN 012VBT2OCOK9229643 P uttoh September 9.2001 NOTICE UNOER FK TTTIO U fl NAME STATUTE TO W HOM IT MAY CONCERN undaratew d, punuam to Bia - F o n u r Ite r ------------ -----------BOS OV, Ftortda ONtoton o l O rp o ra rta M . upon m ra k l ol p ro o l« V » putecaton e l GRIZZLY BAR ANO O RHA lin t naaa at 400 Savage Co u l to toa C ar o l Longrrood. Samtnota County. Thai toa party t a e ra te d to at b .a tn a lt amarpnaa k «■ fcBtoau LTJC .M C . B y Davkj B BouhraX Praardarn Dated at Longrrood. S a rrw te County, Ftoridx h a 3 1 k day ol Auguat. 2001. P u b M r B a U a n te I . 2001 EE 070 S eikN O LE COUNTY BCC PROJECTS: Copras el a l to u t docunem a In tee O M . M u rin g order*, ara a ite a N a at Bta Clark p i to * CtroUt C o u rt m u tra/M keep to * Ctork ol to * Q u a D r .r r i O k ra n o tte ) at yo u curam a rlrb iw (you may k a Noaca a l C uram A rteaaa. Ftortda FamOy Form 12.015) F u k n papan In « •• MvraUI fM ba mabad to Bta arteaaa on raoord M to * d a rV i aNoa. W ARNINQRraa 12256, FtorkM FamOy L a * Ruta* ol Procadura, o I dooumants and Intomtabon FaA jr* to comply can m ark In r a n t eon*, h d td n g damtoaal a takin g ol ptaadnga DATED. S M I MARYANNE M ORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Barbara Andaman Deputy Clark Pubtoh September t . IX 2 3 .3 0 . 2001 E to n �T he S eminole Herald I'ngC 411 Sunday. September 9. 2001 L egals L eg a ls L eg a ls CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PU BLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN by Ihe Cay C o rm M m n of the Cay o l le k * M ary F lorid*. m at u t l Com m aaion w ill held a P ublic H earing on S eptem ber 20. 2001. e l 7 00 P M or a t toon thereafter a t p o ttb to . lo cont*der S econd R*e<t-ng o l an O rdinance entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLO RIDA PROVIO INO A SHORT TITLE, PHO VIDINa FOR LEGISLATIVE INTENT AND riN O ING S OF FACT. PROVIDING FOR THE CREATION OF THE PRE­ SERVE AT SO LD IER S CREEK PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, APPROVING THE FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN APPLICA­ BLE THERETO. AMENDING THE C IT Y S OFFICIAL ZONING MAP, PROVIDING CONDITIONS TO THE APPROVAL OF THE PLANNED UN IT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. 35*2510- EAST, AN ARC LENGTH OF 174 *4 FEET. AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 4 *3 r0 S *. NORTH 57*4036* EAST. 124 20 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE O f SAID SECTIO N 22. THENCE DEPARTING SAID PROPOSED RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE. RUN NORTH 00'36*S4‘ W EST. ALONG SAID EAST LINE 140.1S FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHWESTERLY RIOffT-OF-W AY LINE O f COUNTY HOME ROAD. THENCE RUN NORTH 34*42*11* WEST. ALONG SAID SOUTHW ESTERLY RIGHTOF WAY LINE. 3 1 * 23 FEET TO THE POINT O f CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHW EST­ ERLY, HAVINO A RADIUS O F 2 *9 0 71 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTHW ESTERLY. ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE ANO ALONG SAID SOUTHW ESTERLY RIGHTOF-WAY LIN E , 7 *9 1 FEET THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF o t * jr s r t o a p o in t , t h e n c e RUN SOUTH 40*23 30* WEST. 707 62 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEO INN iN a CONTAINING 7 2 0 * ACRES Tha poperty bang mere generally detertw d a t 424 * Orlando Ortra. Tha Planning 4 Zoning Commlation w it aubmfl a recommendatlon to me C4y Commtealon to la w r 01. or agetoaL me tegueaied change or amentonerd. The C»y Commission m il hold ■ Public Hearing to me Commlaeton Room to Cey H a t. Santord. Florida al 7 0 0 pm . on October *2 0 0 1 , lo consider ■eld recommendation. Tha Cay Comm otion may place commons upon the raronmg by mean t o l a ed by the pubic at the Department id Engineering end Planning O ffe r. Second Floor, Sanford Cay Ha*. 300 N Park Airevnue. Santord. Florida Michael Skai, Chatm an Planmng 6 Zoning Commlation ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC K a peteon decide! to appeal a daemon made weh reaped to arty m ailer con woereo al me aoove rnweb-g or hearing, hWshe may need a verbeten record ol tha proceackngr metedmg me letlim ony and evidence, wrach record it nor provided by me Cay ol Santord (FS 286 OIOS) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEED IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-5*78 4a HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PubKeh September 9. 2001 E E 07* c o n f l ic t s ano e f f e c t iv e DATE Raronm g me property detenbed at the louowtng legal descrip tion lo Planned Una Devetopm ars (PUD) The D ry C om m asnn a n l ado eontld a r the prelim inary Subdnrtalon Plan and me Developer ! Agreement te r Itae PUD THAI PORTION OF THE FOL­ LOW ING DESCRIBED LANDS LYING NORTH OF THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-W AY OF THE SEABOARD COASTLINE RAIL* ROAD 'T h e Soum 17 o ttn e ta d i/2 d th a Northaaat l i t of m e Soudriaeat 1/4 d S ection IS , Tow nship 20 S o u lti, Range 30 L a d . a t recorded In tie P u t* : R ecord! e l Sermnote County, F lo rid a " ANO t a i l 1 7 ot SE 1/4 o l SW IN |L a a t South 4 I/.4 teet or W ed t e a r le a l) S ection I t . Township 20 South, Range 30 Ea il le ii th e l H arrow ! R rghi o l W ay a t show n m Deed Booa 102. Page 322. 0» m e Pubke R e co rd ! ot Sem inole C ounty. Florxta * TOGETHER W ITH Beget 132 te e t south o l the N onhead co iner o t Vie Northwest t/4 o t the S o uthe ad 1/4 o l the S o u th w e ll 1/4 o t S ection t f , Tow nthip 20 SoU h. Range 30 E a st Sem inole C ounty. F lorida, thence SOO'OSTXTE. 563.17 te s t, thence S69"sr22"W. 656 43 leer, tw ic e B00*112S*E, 63126 le e t to e p o e t located on the Soum In e o t la id S ection t t : thence S a t ia lS 'W along aald In e . 196 91 teet: thence N O O '1 3 'o rw end d ep artin g aald line, 330 00 le e t: thence SSS'54 ir w , 132 00 le e t: thence N 00H 307-W . w e 74 le e t: thence N M 'S 7 7 2 -E . 63*60 te e t. m ence 6 0 0 *0 * 4 r E . 132 01 le e t. thence N 69"S7-22"E. 3 2 *3 0 le e t to the Point o t S e gneng Contaeang 412 2 A aee, M ore or L e ts. The Pubke Heanng w * he Iw tel to m e Cornm raaion C ham ben.100 N C o u n ty Club Road, Lake Mem The PubSc e toveed to elten d and ba heard Seal hearing m ay be contxv ued trom tana to tone e ra ! a In a l deerdon ta m ada by tha C ity C om m aaion C opies o t lh a O rdnanca ta M ere aveaeble In the C ity C o rk's O fhce to r review NOTE IF A PERSON O EDD EB TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY T H IS CO M M ISSIO N W ITH RESPECT TO AMY MATTER CO N­ SIDERED AT THIS M EETING OR HEARING. HE OH SHE W ILL HEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD O F THE PROCEEDINGS IS M ADE. W HICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON W HICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLO R I­ DA STATUTES 266 0106 PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEED IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURB IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETING AT 407-324-3024 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carry A Foder O y C latt DATED: Saptontoer 4 .2001 Pubkah: September ( . 2001 EE066_________________________ NOT1C* TO THE PUBLIC Nobce Is hereby (pven ta d a Pubic H iv in g m d * rMMa Of H i n in n n g A Zoning CorTimiltron to *16 Crty C c rn m rttn n C ham bart. C *y H at, Santord. Ftonda. a t 7 0 0 p m . on Thundey. S e ptem ber *0 , 2001, to co n e rte t m e toaow ng change end • N ttM to m e Zoning O ntotanoe o t the Cay ol S antord, Sem inole County. Florida R azoning trom : M R -3. MuHipto Fam ty R aaldaneal To th a t o l: O C -2. G anaral LEGAL DESCRIPTION EXHIBIT "A* A PORTION OF SECTION 22. TOW NSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS FROM THE NOfTTHEAST COR­ NER O f THE NORTHEAST t/4 OF SE C TIO N * 2 . TO W NSHIP 20 S O U T H RANGE 30 EAST. SEM I­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. RUN SO UTH B 9-2640* WEST ALONG THE NO RTH LINE OF THE NORTH­ EAST 1/4 OF SECTION 22, A DIS­ TANCE OF 7 0 * *7 FEET. THENCE RUN SO UTH 00*27 T J- EAST . 3 2 /2 0 FEET TO A PO JfT ON THE SOUTHEASTERLY RIGHT-OF WAY LINE O F STATE ROAD No IS 6 BOO, THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH o o - a r i r e a s t . 2s j m feet. THENCE RUN NORTH 40*23-30T EAST, 34 13 rE E T . THENCE RUN SO UTH 0 0 *3 6 '3 4 ' EAST. 1 *6 *7 FEET FOR A POINT OF BEGIN NINO . THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00*36 64* EAST. 306 42 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH B 9 "094r EAST, 174 JO FEET TO A POINT ON THE PROPOSED NORTHW ESTER LY RIGHT-OF-W AY LINE O f COUN TY HOAD No 427 . THENCE RUN THE FO LLO W ING EIG H T IS) CO UR SES ALONG 8A10 PRO PO SED RIG HT-O F-W AY LINE. NO RTHEASTERLY. ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEAST ERLY. HAVING A RAOIUS O f 2233 46 F f F T A CHO RD BEARING OF NO RTH 46TJ0 J6 LAST. Ah ARC LENG TH O F 1 *3 .3 2 FEET ANO A CENTR AL ANGLE OF o r o tr A r . s o u t h 4 r t « y e a s t . 13 DO FEET. NO RTHEASTERLY. ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. HAVING A RADIUS OF 2 2 1 * 4 * F E E T * CHORD BEARING O F NO RTH 4 **0 3 3 1 * EAST. AN ARC LENGTH OF 10* 43 FEET ANO A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 2 -4 *-O l*, SO UTH 3**3 0 2 ** EAST. S 0 0 FE FT NORTHEASTERLY. ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SO UTHEAST­ ERLY HAVINO A R A DIUS OF 2213 4 * FEET. A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 31*40*31* EAST, AN ARC LENGTH OF 1 0 3 0 2 FEET AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 02*4000*. NORTH 36*30*2*" WEST. 3 00 FEET. NORTHEASTERLY. ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. HAVING A RADIUS OF 2216 46 FEET. A CHORD BEARING O F NO RTH A t parbea to totareal and ctfiene ■he* have an opportunay to be heard al raid heertngt Michael S kd. Chairman Pta.it.lrig 3 Zooi Kj Cjtrm lss'on ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a parton decldae to appeal a daemon mada wrm reaped to any matter eonsaterad el the above meepng or hearing. hW the may need 1 verba­ tim record ot the proceedng* Includ­ ing the letlim ony and avidenca, when record la not provided by me C»y o< Santord (FS 2*631106) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEED IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-S626 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETING Publish September 9.2001 EE077 N o rte* o t Am endm ent to th e Cby e l Santord Com prehenetve Pten Node* to hereby given t w a pubic heating wb be held by to * Cay ot saniorn ru n n in g in a zoning Commaaion, ectng a t toe Cay ol Santord! Land P b rn eig Agancy. to toe City Commiaaton Cham ber*. C ty H a l. Santord. Ftonda, at 7.00 p m fn Thundey. *ep tam b er *0 . *661 to conaator m e propoaed amendmem to toa Comprahenahm Plan tor property tocatod al 424 * Orlando D rive (Highway 1 7 -*2 ). Legal E X H W T*A * A PORTION OF SECTION 22. TOW NSHIP 20 S O U TH RANGE 30 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FROM THE NORTHEAST COR HER OF THE NORTHEAST 1)4 OF SECTIO N 2 2 . TO W NSHIP 20 BOOTH. RANGE 30 EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. RUN SOUTH 69*2640* W EST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF THE NORTH­ EAST 1M OF SECTION *2 . A DIS­ TANCE O F 7 0 * *7 FEET, THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 0 1 7 *1 3 * EAST . 127 20 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHEASTERLY R1GHT-OF WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD Ho. IS A *0 0 . THENCE CONHNUE SOUTH 0 0 7 7 **1 * EAST. 233 64 FEET, THENCE RUN NORTH 4 0 1 8 3 0 EAST. 34 IS FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 0 1 6 *3 4 ' EAST. 1 M J T FEET FOR A POINT O F BEG M t6N G : THENCE CONTW UE SOUTH 00 *3 6 3 4 * EAST. 3 0 * 41 FEET, THENCE RUN NORTH M *0 t* 4 r EAST. 17420 FEET TD A P O IN T ON THE PROPOSED NORTHW ESTER­ LY RIGHT-OF-W AY U N e OF COUN­ TY ROAD No. 427, THENCE RUN THE FOLLOW ING EIG H T ( I) COURSES ALONG SAID PRO­ PO SED RIGHT-OF-W AY U N E . NORTHEASTERLY. ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEAST­ ERLY. HAVING A RADIUS OF 2233 46 FEET, A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 46*0636* EAST, AN ARC LENGTH OF 123 32 FEET AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 03*0949*. SOUTH 42*1 *'3 0 * EAST, I * 0 0 FEET, NORTHEASTERLY. ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. HAVINO A RADIUS O F 2 2 1 * 41 FEET. A CHO RD BEARING OF NORTH A r c s 'll* EAST, AN ARC LENGTH OF 1 0 *4 3 FEET AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 02*46*01". SOUTH 3 9 *3 0 2 9 * EAST. 6 0 0 FEET. NORTHEASTERLY. ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEAST­ ERLY. HAVINO A RAOIUS OF 2 2 1 1 4 * FEET. A CHORO BEARING OF NORTH 81*49*31* EAST. AN ARC LENGTH O F 103 0 2 FEET ANO A CENTRAL ANOLE O f 02*40*00*. NORTH 36*3029* WEST. • 00 FEET. NORTHEASTERLY. ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. HAVINO A RADIUS OF 2 1 1 * 46 FEET. A CHORD BEAR INO OF NORTH 6 6 *2 3 *3 r EAST. AN ARC LENGTH O F 174-94 FEET. AND A CENTRAL ANOLE OF 0 4 1 1 *0 5 *. NORTH S 7 * 4 0 ir EAST. 12420 FEET TO A POINT ON T F * EAST UNE OF BAID SECTIO N 12. THENCE DEPARTING SAID PROPOSED RIGHT-OF-W AY UN E. RUN NORTH 00*36 34* W E8T, ALONG SAID EAST U N E 1 4 0 1 * FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHWESTERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY LINE OF COUNTY HOME ROAD. THENCE RUN NORTH 34*43*11* WEST. ALONG SAID SOUTHW ESTERLY RIGHTOF-W AY U N E . 3 1 *2 3 FEET TO THE PO INT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHW EST­ ERLY. HAVING A RADIUS OF 2*90.71 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTHW ESTERLY. ALONO THE ARC OF SAID CURVE ANO ALONG SAID SOUTHW ESTERLY RIGHTCrF-WAY LU L. 78 91 FEET THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0111*31’ TO A PO N T. THENCE RUN SO UTH 4 0 *7 5 3 0 * WEST. 707.62 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 7 286 ACRES Amendng tea Fokaa Land lla a oeugneoon cd l a Comprahanaiva Plan liom HOR (High Oenaay Rrudanua/) to to il d OC-2 (Ganaral Commarctef) X ■ aramprued m at ate Santord C ly e l a pubke hearing on Monday. October *2 0 0 1 to me Cay CornmtMion Cham ber*. Cay H a*. Santoro Ftonda, el 7:00 p m Iranam m ei ol the propoaed plan ■mendmerx to me C ly Commiaaton M aroatad paraona may aubma wra- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IVIL ACTION CASE NO: 01-C A -14W -13G NATURE S IMAGE O f CENTRAL FLO RIDA INC . a Ftonda M AURO J FLORENTINE, Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION TO: M AURO J FLORENTINE YOU ARE NO TIFIED mat an action ■(Rinat purauant to f 713 24. Ftonda S tatute* to aecute dtburaem ant cl money depoaaed with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court lot Seminole C oaffy hanetornng a Clam el Lien to tuuur.iy. tsr title *-, c l ccrtrod. and lor quantum m erull/un|utt enrichmam haa been Ned againal you and you are required to aenre a copy cl your written deteneea, a any. to * on David C. W ta> ptamt/tr* attorney, w hota eddrata I! Suite S00. landm ark Cantor II. 225 E Roblnaon Street. P O . D ot 2 *3 4 . Orlando. Florida 32802. on or baton October 1aL 2001. and Me m e original wim m e d a rk ol me Court eaher baton eerytee on PlakitHTa attorney or ImmeiSatety them eller, omenatee a detou* w l ba entered agdnat you PtekaflTa Com pton DATED mieday ol AUG 27 2001. 2001. MARYANNE M ORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Rum tong Deputy Clark In accordance wnh me Americana W ith O eabJrtiei Act. PERSONS W ITH D ISA BILITIES ONLY who neadi accommodation In order to paritetpeto In mra proceedng. you anentfftod to. al no m l to you, me provtaton o l certain a ta itla n c * Ptoaai contact Court AdmtnMmacn a t 301 N. Park A n nua. Santord. FL 32771. Tatophone (407)665-4330. w*ton 2 working day* ol your receipt d toa document » you am hearing Impaired or w toe im p en d . c e l 1•0 0 -9 5 5 6 7 /1 P ib*ah: September 2. 9. 16. 23, 2001 EE033 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR M U M O L 8 COUNTY. FLORIDA O V E . ACTION CAES NO..- 01-C A -11I9-14-G APPROVED RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE, IN C , DOUOLAS KAPLAN and MICHELLE NAPIER. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: DOUGLAS KAPLAN. « ekm . end I dead, a * penone or pemea csutfTiing. m ■wwipii ill inn 01 other detmtng by. EvqlkFl taidar cr againal DOUGLAS KAPLAN, and e l parbea or paraona having or caeanng any n ^ a . nee, or intereel ei ■wig >o in * pr•Truant r n w io ri r a ML YOU ARE NO TIFIED mal an action to lonctoee e mortgage on me kktowmg property to Semeiote County. lo t 8 3 . HAM PTON PARK. Accndtog to * • Plat Thereof Aa Raoordad to P M Book 36. P aget 86 m m id i 60. O l The Puble Record! M Semmota County. Florida. (eW e 1567 Obartto Terrace. Lake Mary. Ftonda 32746) haa bean Had agaaiet you and you are required to e a rn a copy c l your w rttan deten te! E any. to 6 on JAMES D . GIBSON. ESQUIRE, me nMrnm • iiuxn vy wttom' •ao raat if ROKNICH. GIBSON. 1 KOHL HELBK). P L . 1800 Second Street. Suite 901. Saraaota. FL 34236 wahm 30 d eyi aftar toa k rtl petecacon ol tore Clark o I m n Court eaher baton aarvIce on tha Ptatotifra attorney or tmmeiaetary m enailer: odierwtte a defem wE be in la n d againal you tor Ihe m ia t dem anded to the Complaaa or Pewon DATED mtaAUG27 2001 day ol 2 0 0 I. W MARYANNE M ORSE. CLERK CLERK OF COURT ByRiAh King Depufy Clerk cc James D Dtoaan. Eaquva Pubkah September 2. ». 2001 EE034 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O F THE EIGHTEENTH JU O IC U L CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. M AND FOR BEMM OLE COUNTY CASE NO.! 9 1 -C A -im W GREENPOINT MORTGAGE f u n d in g a r c . PAUL M QOULDBOU RN E and ATHINE V O O ULDflO URNE. h li w et, and UNKNOW N TENANTS/ OWNERS. P LA IN TIFF6 NOTICE OF ACTION rO: PAUL N OOULOSOURNE A T H M V. GOULDBOORNL And a t p a rte ! clearing attaraat by. mroutpi. under or againal PAUL N QOULDBOURNE ATHINE V GOULD0OURNE and a6 partw t having or Manvng to have any right. M a. or aaaraat n tha property hereto described LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 239 SHADY OAKS CIRCLE. LAKE MARY, FL 32746 YOU ARE NO TIFIED Tie! an to tonctoee mortgage on I tog described property to Banknote County Ftonda LOT 23 CARDINAL OAKS COVE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 35. PAGES 17 ANO I I . PUS LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and having a commonly known The propoaed emen k nere to me 2 3 * Shady Oaee Carte Lake Mary. L ecals FL 32745 haa been kiwi againal you and you are required lo larva an ortgeie! ot your w rttan d eten te), 8 any. wflh me Sam noia C otrity Cterk nl p at Court wahto 30 day) from lha test data ol pubkcalian. and to te rm a copy on p lain tiff') Attorney Jennifer S [banka, ol lha Lew Firm o l MASON 6 ASSOCIATES. P A , whose address la 17T37 U S. I lig r .„ . jf , y North, Sulla 500, Mangrove Bay. Clearwater. Ftonda 33754. within 30 days trom me N il data ol pubicatton: otherwise a delautt will ba •m en d againit you lor lha reket demanded In ffie cumplakil Dated AU02B 2001 MARYANNC MORSE. CLERK AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Ruffi Ktog Aa Dapuiy Ciaik to accordance wim t Wnh DttabM iee Act. paraona wRh dltabM iaa naedng a tp ao al accom­ modation to participate to Put pro­ ceeding should contact court A driw .ttrm on at telephone number 1-407-665-4330. no! leler man l e w (7) days prior to thk proceeding It hearing unpaired. (TDD) 1-600 *35•7 7 1 , Of Vraok (V ) 1 6 0 0 9356770. via Florida Ratay Service Mason 6 AaaodaM *. P A 17757 US 19 N . Suite 500 Clearwater. FL 337646366 Alto Jann4ef S Ebank* (727)336 3600 Pubkah. September 2, 9. 2001 EE033____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fite Number: 0 1 6 9 9 C P IN RE ESTATE OF RALPH SMANT. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The adm H rfraiViri nt me terete ot RALPH SMANT. deceased. File Number 0 1-669-CP. la pendaig to the C n u i Court ter Seminole County Florida. Probate Dhnston. m e eddrata ot which la Peat Office Bur ROM, Santord. Ftonda J2772-60M Tha names and addresses c4 lha personal rapraseniauvs and ffia per*) ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: A* paraona taxm whom mra nonce la served who have obfeebona mal cheienga me vakdey at me w «. me quakkeanona ol lha paraona! rapresentatrve. venue, or Rtoadtekon ol Eks Court are raquked to lie mee obfacbons wflh tha Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l endaora ot me decedent and other paraona having claims cr on wham i copy ol this notes la data Of ma tin t pubkeatun ot *ka notice m e t He tic k ctotma wkh tea Court W ITH IN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF TH IS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A * other creditors Ol ffia decedent end persona having claim s or demands ma dacadanra estate must Me m ek claim s w flh n u t court W ITH ­ IN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PU BLICA­ TIO N OF TH IS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. OEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date c l me tost pubicabon ot Eke Nonce a September 2 .2001. 4201 VtoftaC oun W riter Springs Florida 32706 Attorney lo* RUSSELL K DICKSON. JR Ftonda Bar Num ber t *6678 Ftih ar. Ruahmer. W tfitn ra th . Dickaon, Taltey tDuntap. P A. 20 N Orange Avanua. Suae 1300 P o tl O tkre Boa 712 Orlando. Florida 32801 larapnona. k O rte k j-ilu Facaknaa. 407/422-1060 Pubkah: September 2, 9.2001 EE032 THECtRCUtT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR 6E W HO LE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO . 94-1993-CA DIVISION I4 E FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER W ITH DOMINION BANK SHARES MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintal, ve. RUSSELL L HUDSON, at e l Oefendanf(a) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN pur­ suant to a Final Judgment at M origaga Foractoaura deled December 06. 19*4 and entered to Case NO 94-1993-CA ot me Circus Court ot lha EIGHTEENTH Judttal Ckcua to and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda whereto FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER W ITH DOM INION RANKSHARFS MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION. U «w P le n a and RUSSELL L HUDSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSDCO-TENANT OF RUSSELL L HUDSON M W FAY HUDSON, ara me Delendanu. I wd sal to me highasl and best l»d darter cash at W EST FRONTDOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORI DA al II0 0 A M . on *w 23 day ol Septem ber, 2001. toe toliowmg described property as set forth to ■aid Final Judgmarfl LOT *8 . SAN LANTA. THIRO SEC­ TION. A SUBDIVISION ACCORD INO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAOE TS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO UN­ TY. FLORIDA ArtC/A 1407 LOCUST A V E . Sendtord. F I 32771 W ITNESS M Y HAND tn d d r erst cl Vae Court on August 282001 (SEAL) Clerk ot me C a a a Court By M ary E m m ie Deputy Cterk Echevama LAssociate! PA P O Boa 2SOI8 Tampa, Ftonda 33822 5016 F94091934 "S e e Am ericana w tto Doabrkbaa A d a you are a person w ith • ikaeM ky w tto needs accom m odekon s i enter to pkrbapale to te a proceeding, you are unrated at no coat to you. lo r tie prevtsston nr re rta v i assistance Please contact C ourt A d m n stra lio n a l 201 N Perk A w u e . Santord Florida 32771. telephone num ber (407)686-4227. wahto 2 w orking days o l your receipt o l tore docu­ m ent. It hearing knpeeed. (TOO) 1800 9556771 Pubaah September 2. 9. 2001 EE031 M T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JU O IC U L CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURIS DICTION DIVISION Casa No. 0I-C A -1T 3914-Q Chase Mai Ita lia n Uurlgaga Corporation. PLAINTIFF, Va. Larry B e rkle y....... unknown peraonls) In posaein o n ot ma eubiect rate property a t; ______ , unknown p tra o n ls l to p o k e s won o l Ihe s u b le t real property 9 2 ,4 Wring, and a * unknown pan es ctakntog by. through, under and against Ihe above ra m p ) -V*enden 1<-1 U y i ere not know n to be dead or atom, w hsthsr sad unknown parttea may clean an im sresi as spouses ham . d e viM a a . grantees, or other DEFENDANT NOTICE OF ACTION TO Larry Barkley a thing and a f unknown partw t claim ing by, through, under and againal the not known lo ba dead or akve, Halm an totareal a t spouses, hem . devisees grantees, or other Claim ants: whose, residence t t unknown and whose le s t known e d d ra a s lt: 303 G randrw w W ey W C esaetw ny. FL 32707 YOU ARE NOTIFIED m et an ecbon to r torectoaure o I m ortgage on me toftowtog d e se rte d property LOT 12. BLOCK 22. H E FTIER HOMES HOWELL PAnK SECTION O NE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT ROOK 13. PAGES 43 THROUGH 46. W CLU 3T.T, PUBLIC RECOHOS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA h a t bean Mad a g a rts i you and you era required to serve a copy o l ycaa w ritten d e te n te ). * any. to fl. on KIM­ BERLY A N A T IX IS , Attorney tor me fta to lift, whose address u Codes iS taw tersA L PA . 4010 boyscout Bouteva-d Suite 430 Tampa. FL 33607 on o r batons m aty days trom the data ot tha tira l puM catton o l m a nonce end tea m e a rig n e i w flh m e Cterk o l th is C ourt saner before service on PteaiW T) tn o m e y o r Im m eU aiely thereafter, M herwtaa a d aiaufl w * ba •n tored egainel you to r m e reltef dem anded to m e com plelrfl. NOTE. P ik tc o n l to me Fen Debt C o lle ction P re c lic e t A ct you ere advised mat m ti tew krm b daamad to be a data enflectot aitem pong to o o ie d * data and any mtormabon obtained w * be used to r m al purpOM W ITNESS m y hand and lh a seal o l ■eld C ourt on AUO 29 2 0 0 1 , (SEAL) M a/yam a Maroa Aa Cterk c l tie C ourt By Rum King Aa DapUy Clark COOIUS 4 STAW IAASKI. P A 4010 Boyecoul Boutevard Suae 450 Tampa, FL 33607 Tatephona: (*13)877 6006 C « 591061-3159 Pubkah Saptom ber 2 .9 .2 0 0 1 EEOC* 91 THE CIRCUIT COURT M ANO FOR SEIMNOLE COUNTY, FLOmOA CASE MO. 9 9 G A -im -1 4 -a HOWARD 6 REYES. CHARTERED, a Florida corporation. ROBERT MORRIS and "JOHN DOE and M ARTOOC, ma names betog Scbboua, Ihe irue Idenny ol me Determents being unknown to pletoM . lha parttea Intended being me perttefl In poaaeeeam. AMENDED NOTICE OF M L 1 NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN tote pursuant to Ihe Final Judgment enured In tola cause on Febnory 2 8 .2 0 0 0 .1wB e e l me property s iu . •le d to Banknote County Florida, tkaenbedas. Lot I I . W F. le a v e !a Subdrwpcnof Senlord. acoordtog to me to es recorded to Plai B a i M 2 7 . Pubke Records ol Cotafly. rtonda al pubac tala to ma Ngheet batoar. tor cash, al ma areal front door ol me Semtooto Cowfly C ourtnuaa. 301 H Parti Avenue. Benton). Florida at 11DO am on September 11.2001. Deled m a 24 day ol AugueL 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Cterk ol Hh Orou4 Court By M aq Stroups Deputy Cteik Terry A Brooke, Eaquee TERRY A BROOKS. PA . 2110 E. fiobmaon SI Orlando. Ftorida 32803 (407)695-1981 PUBLICATION: SEMINOLE HER­ ALD N O T IF IC A T IO N IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AM ERICANSW ITH DISA BILITIES ACT, person* trim rfls s tiW )) need­ ing a speci e acccmmudation shcxAd corflad COURT ADMINISTRATION, a l tw local Ccnamouae n d teier man SEVENday* prior to ma procaedtog II healing unpaired. (TEX)) 1-800 9336771 or VOICE (V ) 1 6 0 0 9 5 5 *770, vie Ftonda Relay Sendee Pubkah September 2. 9. 2001 EE028_________________________ W THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOIC1AL CIRCUIT. *4 AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 01-C C I44020R SWEETWATER CLUB HOMEOW NERS’ ASSOCIATION, 94C.. a Florida nol-tor-proM corpora, •on. pum a. va WILLIAM C. BARKER and PHYLLIS E. BARKER h a wtte L egals L eg als Comm tealon Room to C ity H a l. Santord Ftonda a l 7 0 0 p m on O ctobar 6,2001. to con*W »f s*M meommendahon The C»y C om m ttston m ay place condfltons upon Ihe rexoning by means o l a deretopm erfl order AX parties n interest and effitan s a h s l have an opportunay to be heard a l said hearing) U irhaw l Kkai. Chairm an Ftw eang L Z u .g C c.T.TJS iar ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC « a per■on rto o d a * to eppeel a decision m ade w flh rasped lo any m ailer nonsktored at (he above fne e te ifl o r hearing, he tth e m ey need a verbebm raoon) o l toa procM dtogs InckxJng m * ittlim o rty and evidence, which record la noi pio vitto d by m e Cay M Santord. (FS 2 *6 OIOS) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS BHCMJIO CONTACT THE PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Pubkah Septem ber 9.2001 EEOTS _ p iia c e e o n o l m ia nobca d •coon) a n ) Ito m * ortgtaaf so n ma cterk d m is court aahar betore aenric * on P tetodT* odom ey or rra n a t*. aw ry th e ra a fle r (d a rw tta a d a to d l tri* be araarad agaaM you ta r tie r a id dam anded to m a c o n tfla w or L ecals L egals MaryarmE M o n *. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: L u i C. Herdsm an Deputy Ck*rk Wim DiaabW ttet A rt. PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES ONLY. It you a r* a parson wflh a dttabflay who needs any accommodation to order to p a ita p a t* to m a procaedtog, you ant emptied, at no coat to you. to tha provtaton ot certain assistance Please contact me Court Admaeslrelor wahto 2 working days ol your ra c e ** ol m a Notice of Achon 4 you ere hearing ar voice impaired, co l 1 *0 0 9 5 5 6 7 7 1 PuWoh September 2 .9 ,1 6 .2 3 .2 0 0 1 EE027 NOTICE Marti Construction Co. toveea a * subcontractors and auppaara to feb mit proposals to mem lor me kXciwtog protect INTERNATIONAL TER­ MINAL APRON PAVEMENT REHA­ BILITATION tor me Santord Airport Authority Mark Conatruclion Co. encourages MDE/WBE/DBE p arto pabon on m a protect Plans ara avallabte lor review al lha Central Ftorida BuAdara Eschang*. Orlando Dodge Room. Construction M artel D ata, Minorey/W om en B utinesa Alliance and Ftorida Eaal Coast Oukdara Eichanga or by caAng Mark Construction O (40 7 )6 3 1 6 2 7 5 . Submfl a l bida prior to 4 0 0 pm Wednesday. Septem ber I t , 2001 to order tor bid* to be coneldared The prated bids Thursday. September 20. 2001. D eed any Inquires to Ik* Dalroh and lax proposals to (407)3326311 Publish September 5. 9 .1 2 .2 0 0 1 EE020 Advertlsem anl of Sete NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN mar me tester signed aflands lo se4 ms personal property daaertoed below to enhiTce e te n lm (vrte.l nn ae«J |e f*> erty under me Ftorida Sell Storage FadNy A d Statues (Sacban 63 *0 1 6 3 *0 *) The undermined w * ee* al pubke sate by esmpattove laddng on tha 10th day o l Septem ber. 2001 *1 105pm . on m * pram aaa where ask) are tocetod al Ample Storage Cantor, 100 Ample Court. 2900 W ed Airport Boulevard, County ol Sem inole. Stela ol Ftorida. tha tokowing: C u ilo m a it N kfna. .Unit I . D ctcn ctan cl G ra ti Apr* Myles. A 0 2 1 . Tofftor Car Beds.Mallretsee.Dreseer. Minor Etc. Lekeahe Wngm. B-005. Miac Lekeaha W righi. E l OB. Tool Boxsa. Toole, Engtoe Stand. Enffna. M ac. B oies. M ac. Furniture Purchases n o t be pax) tor M Ihe •m e ol ptachese to cash only A* purchased flam * add aa tt. where tt, and must be removed al toe tone ol sate Sto* aib ted to cancatabon to owner and oW gaied party. Thto la lha 29di day ol August 2 0 0 1. Knslaan A tari Pubkah September 2 .9 .2 0 0 1 EE019 N O T IC t Of LIEN SALE to eocontonce wflh me provtatana. ol law. flo ra being due and Ixpasd chargee tor which the latdem gned H antated to H ttety an ownar's ta n ol stored a l U nde B o b'* Sea Storage; 2650 W 2 8 *i Sheet Santord. Ftorida 12771 And. oua nonce ha rin g been Often, lo ma ow ner of said pvripwriy and a * parttea known lo claim an Had to euch nonce tor ptym arfl ol Such having tip e a d l to * goods wB be add al puM c egcoon to toe M^>f i l (jfcjdbf of cUfurwUi cMupoMKt ol o n O t/IM O l Dele of Auction Time 2:45 PM AUCTIONEER U C . NO. _Ll U a O to _ _ C in S m » ' hrxnra _ A d d u ix _ D *ia )o liton id G aodt la ta AuM O fw d 2 2 *. Dentoe L Morgen. 112 McKay Bhrd Santord. FL 32771. Reirtgarator, w tndow XC. una. bed*. TV. amartatomarfl oantor. mtoc bags 3 2 *. Beverley Cem pbe*. 387 Crystal Htog* Wey Lane Mary. FL TZ*L7, tean*. (to m tomY-jra k g 333. Maurice D. Barmen. 1711 Soutoweat Road Santord. FL 32771, Table taw . car lop pod. m ac. tool*. •CL 428. J*n*4s Toman. 186 Mato Sr Oaneve, FL 32T32. Lamp, touch Pubkah September 2 .8 . 2001 EE 002 NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE PUBLIC NOTICE M hereby gnran toeL on toa date and to * ten* toted below, and oorfltoutog bum day to se4 al Pubac Auction, to toe hr^w al bidder, tor cash, u h r werahouae a l STORAGE USA. located al 1007 WAa Springs O r. Wtotor Bprtngt. Fl 32706. toe catoento ol toe toaowmg storage ire s cpntersrg household other charges tor which 6 tan on seme Is cleaned, lo wfl. OATE OF S A LEM PTEM B ER 18. 1*01 3 0 0 PM Brian Cotton *9 1 * Fum hae * household goods Karla Fsletlx (3 1 * Houeahoid kerne 8 turmure Demelto O uaw t *334 Fum aure AHoueehoUtem e. Ruby Scon 9604 Household goods Bechtel Carp 9*67 C ate*, antennae, stags prulactora. ground Las. connectors, toventory. Aucbcn Services . License < 5*3 A 150 0 0 casting Deposit w il be col acted tor each una punheaed and retondad altor contents ol tie ia i* NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING TO CONSIDER A CO NDITIONAL USE Nobce tt hereby given m al ■ Plhkc Hearing wB be hak) by to * Planning AZonlng Commiaaton to toe Cay Commaaion Chambers. Cay H a*. Santord. Ftonda. el 7.00 p m on Thundey. Septem ber 20, 2001 to consider a request tor a Condncnal Use to ■ O C-2, Genets! Commercial Zoning D aM d LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot IS . Block 8. Dreemwoto. a s recorded to Itte Pubke Records ol Seminole County. Ftorida In Plal Book 3. Page 90. The property betog more gsnermAy described as 2333 French Aversa C u s I0 j5 » l U »* Requested Outdoor dteptey ol used furniture (antiques) A * penes to IrM m i and calrana aha* have an opportunay to be heen) ateatoheertog By order ol the Planning AZixflng Commission ol me C *y ol StedOrtL Ftorida. Fito am day at Seotembar. Michaal Skai. Chatonan Planntog AZonlng Commtealon ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: « a per to n dectoet to appeal a dactenn made wSh respect to any matter ccrv aidared at toe abova maeeng or hearing, he/sha may need ■ irarbebm record ol toe proceedtoga todbdtog toe testimony end evidence, which record te n d provided by toe Cay ol Santord (FS 2880108) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDING S SHOULD CONTACT TH E PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 8628 4 * HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE MEETING. Pubtah September 9.2001 EE07B Publish September 1 .1 *. 2001 * D u to » tt 2 3 d *y ol AugusL 2001. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Noece te hereby gkren to n • Pubic Hearing wB be held by me nanrw ig •Zoning Commission In the Cay Commaaion Chembera. C *y H a l. bentord, Fkaate. al 7 0b tu n . un Thursday. Eaptositoas 20. 10*1, to •m erxbnenl to me Zonng Onknance ol toe Cay ol Santord. Semmoto County, ftonda Reiorang hum AG . Agrtouaiatl To m et o l. O C -2. General LEGAL DESCRIPTION T h *S 2 5 O 0 lm *W lO C TolffteE 166’ ol Lot 20 and me N 12 0 te ma 8 230* cl to* E 65* of Lol PO M M Sm to a 3rd Subd. as recorded to Plal Book t. Pegs 66. ol toe Pubke Records ol Semmote County. Florida The poperty b a n g m ore genets ty desertted as 4 0*3 Smah C anal Rd The Plerm tog AZontog Commteaaon w d aubm * a raenm mandabon to ma C4y Com m iealon to lavoc o l, o r agemat. ma requested change or am endm ent Tha C *y Comm aaion w ii hold a P itokc H earing to ma to accordance wflh toe pro.Drone d <h* FV Ji r o s Nam e Statute*, to­ w n becoon ooa 09. Flurkto Steluiea INI. Hom eSluw Magaztoe Ire Fran* Schwartz rfa m i T T ifru i Pubtah. Septombar 9.2001 EE081__________________________ *1 T H i CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH judicial ancurr or FLORIOA NANOFOR 1 COUNTY JURISDICTIO N DIVISION No. 01-CA-1081-14-K rrorw eei c a m M innascxa. l u . as Trustee tor C e rnn catt H ddara d SACO I Sertee, 1999-2, PLAPCTFF. vk Aaron M. Bundeean, at «L, DEFENDANTS. N O T IC t OF Noece la hereby gflnn to d . pursuant to that Final J u d g ie n l d Forectodae dated Augud 29. 2001, and entered to d r il case r u r t a r 01C A -108I-14-K . of the C a o d Court d me lam J u d d d C iroul to and tor NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARMO O ffninoli County, fl ortda . w ih y tn TO CONSIDER A NORW EST BANK M IN NESO TA CONDITIONAL USE H A . AS TRUSTEE FOR CERTIFI­ Nobce tt to n b y (W en toto a Pubic CATE HOLDERS O F SACO I Fleertog w tt be Kakt by toe fta m n g SERIES. t t* B 6 , tt P ttk fld told AZonlng Comm lation to ffie City Aaron M . B urdn i ro AtottyaVtooda VrifXTVTMHJOrl w n V IW V fl Wny r H | , Homeowner's Aaaoddtan. toe.; . Senlord. Ftorida. at 7.00 p m . on u fln w m peraon(t) to poaeeaaton d Thuradar. Septam ber 20. *001 to oonaldat e requeal tor ■ Condkcnal I I ; ____ _ d U a * to an AO. AartcMIuraL Zoning 62. toto e DatrtoL LSOAL 0E9CR1PT10S* Aw: 32 DetenrtsnKI). I w * a d to *te M d ted Twp 1*3 Rpe 316 . Beg 10716' N o t and baal tkddar tor aeah M rnaWasa b e d d id d toe Senflnoto County Can d Sec. run N 223’ E 190'S 208' E w 8 43’ W 1S Z N 2S W t o r to: Cowrthouee to Sarderd, Florida. Bag (LESSW 18* tor Rd). Semeiote Courtly; Ftorida. M 11.00 Tha property betog mom gtnerafly AM on toe 27 (toy d SaOarnbar. 2001. * ■ IdAjwtog d a icrtt l 3 propen d e icrtbed as 1701 B m m Avenue ty • • a d torth to edd Ftod Judgniert. to trtt LOT M .ALAFATAW OOOS PHASE TEN, ACCORDING TO T X FLAT TNEREOF AS RECORDED M R A T th e l have an epporkawy to ba heard a ia a L l hearing. BOOK 37, PAGES 11 THROUGH t4 . By order d to * Planntog AZontog PUBLIC RECORDS O F BBMNOLE Commtealon of me City d Santord. COUNTY. FLORIDA Ftorida. M a 6m day o l t f/m r t m . NOTE; Pim uarfl to m e F d r Debt Cotoc&ofi fn c H c n A d you m 2001. Ikchaal S kat Chaxman •drieed t id tfla lew tnw tt deemed Planning AZorwig Commteston to be a d a d ewiartor d tom d n g to cofle d s i2aT.it tn d any totortheflui A patnon drtckket to appeal e rtadsten obtained wB ba lam ) tor to d purmada w tti reaped to any M B * oonDtow) to * 20 itoy d AuguaL 1001. aldared al me above meebng or hearing, he/she may need a vatbattn Cterk d Cacu6 Court record d ffie proceedtoga toctodmg Dy Mery Stroup* Dapufy Cterk record t t n d provkted by 9te c a y d Santord (FS 288 0105) COOflJS A 8TAW1ARSM. P A 40101 PERSONS W ITH D tS A flIU TIE S Sufla 430 NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TAmpe, FL 33807 TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ Tatephona: («13)8776006 CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT CASS 10-01-1997 THE PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 5828 4 * Pubfleh; September 9, IE 2001 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE EE049______________________ MEETING Pubkah September 6.2001 EEOTS ADVCETOTHEPUBLIC. E MARYANNEMORSE M THE C W C U T COURT OF THE 1*TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR I COUNTY, JURISDICTION o rm ro N CASE NO; 01 CA 1 1 *1 1 4 W IRW IN MORTGAGE CO RPO RATE*!. PLAINTIFF VS. MARY HAINES, E T A L . DEFENDANTS) N o m e * OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO . MARY HAINES ANO UNKNOW N SPOUSE OP MARY HAINES w ho** residence tt unknown 2 hesherthey be bring end * he/lherthey be deed, ate laiknown who may be apouaea. granteae. to ba deed or a*ve. and • * panes haring or claiming to have any n d *. bite or M ares! to Ihe property deaerated to me mortgage bemg eeo m NOTICE OF ACTION TO WILLIAM C BARKER end PHYLLIS E BARKER h a w4e. end e l unknown piritoe having or dtenvmg an mwraat u k k r Barker YOU APE NO TIFIED m al an ertiqn to bractosa a kan againv! me to*owtog property to Sam noto County. Ftonda. 203 Rivervww Drive, Longwood. Ftonda 32779. mare parbcuterty dtaertoed aa: Lot 3 ULKA. Sweetwater Chib Una I. eocontng to ma plal mereol aa recorded m Plal Book t t . Pag* 28. to tha Pubac Records ol Semrooto Com fy. Ftonda haa been Wed against you and you are raqusad to serve a copy ol your wnaan deterwas to E * any. on Susan Msowsndar Buck P lunu rs ahurney. whose address a : Post O ffre Bos 2854. Orlando, ftonda 32*02. on ot batora September 27. 2001. end Ua toe ortgnal wflh ffw Clark ol to* C o a l eimar batora aenrk.s on P lr r c a i abomey or r r rw k atety vwrsaAar uCwrwae ■ dataua w4l ba araarad agaaisl you tor ffia ratal demanded to me C om pten to N O TK C O F FICTITIO US MAKE Nobce tt hereby (pren to d we ara engaged to buatoes* *1 234 W . C huch Avenue Longwood Fl 32750, Semanto Coufly. Ftorida ixrdar me FIcM toui Nam e d For bate By Owner end mat wa Intend toredder aald heme with m e O n tton d 2001. The above notice to be pubtahed w eek* Sax) s ite to be undw and by virtue o tflw S la lu to s o l toa States te Ftonda. In such cases mada and pro- W ITNESS my hand and Itr* seal ol rnw Court *1 SEMINOLE C daffy. Ftorida. # ** day d AUG 31 2001. 2001 (SEAL) MARYANNE M ORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Rum Ktog DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 8 . UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 0 t-7 3 e « (!N ) IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES ACT. parsons wflh dsabflfltet lo a d ­ ing a special accommodation ahodd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at ma SEMINOLE County C o u d n o e d 4 0 7 6 8 6 -4 2 2 7 .1 6 0 0 9556771 (TOO) or 1600-9866770, vm Ftorktt Ratoy Servtoa THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O (21 CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. P U B LISH IN: TH E SEM IN O LE H ER ALD Pudteh Septombw 9 .1 8 .2 0 0 1 EE074 YOUARE HEREBY NO TIFIED met an ectam to torectoee a mortgage on m * toaowmg property CONDOMINIUM UNIT 22S. BUILD­ ING 14A. OF HIDOEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO T ilE D LCLA .IAIXJN O l C C W IO MINIUM RECORDED ON NOVEM­ BER 15. 1964 IN O FFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1594. PAGES 066* THROUGH 0795 AND AMENDED BY FIRST AMENDMENT THERETO RECORDED ON MARCH 18. 19*5 IN O FFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1823. PAGES 471 THROUGH 4A4 OF THE PUB U C RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY FLO R ID A TOGETHER W ITH ALL APPURTENANCES THERETO AND AN UN DIVIDED WTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE­ MENTS OF SAIO CONDOMINIUM AS SET TOfTTH IN SAID DECLARA­ TION haa bean Mad egsStet you and you a r* raqixmd to aerve a copy ol your written defenses. 4 any. on DAVID J. STERN. ESO PlatoMT* attorney, .whose a d d *** la 801 S Urw endy D riw #500. Plantation. FL 33324 (no later men 30 days horn lha date d MTHEC8KUITCOURT OFTHE19TM JUOICULCBKUT M ANO FOR FLORIDA C A M NO . 91-CA >4014 P CHASE M ANHAnAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. CHARLES SEABORN. J R , d UK. d 6L, Datendara(sj, NO T1CI OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN pip. euad to an Order or Find Judgmant Bchedubng Foractoaura Sate araarad on August t * . to o t to Fya c h * now pandtog to add C ouL IM atyte d which tt todealad aborai. I w a s a l to m * h fl/teal am) beat b flf ite r tor cash to toe SEMINOLE County Courtaouea, W aal From Door SEMINOLE COUNTY COUR­ THOUSE. 301 Norm Park Atenue. SerJonL Ftorida 32771. at 1144) A M . on m * 23 day d Bagtambar. 2001. fie kaostengdescrbec) proper ly a * a d torm to **k ) Order or Ftod LOT *0 . HKX)CN LAKE PHASE « UNIT 4. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLA' THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLA’ BOOK 27. PAOE 46 ANO 42. Ql THE PUBLIC RCCOHOS OF 6041 N O U COUNTY. FLO RO A ORDEREDet SANFORD. S O P MOLE Cocrty. Ftonda, M e 30 day c AUGUST. 2001. MARYANNE UOR5E A * Clark. Ciroul Court SEMINOLE, Ftonda I f Mr/ Shxyc Aa Dapuiy Cterk SPEAR A HOFFMAN. P A 708 Soum D tateH V w ey Coral Gabos. Ftorida 33146 Tateptxn* (305)6662299 AMERICANS W ITH DISAB6JT1ES ACT OF 1190 Admmolrserve O tter No. 9 7 6 * you ara a peraan wan a r order ta partulpal* In 44* pnoaadmg. you ara strutted, d no cod to you. M ma provision d canam a n e lance P leas* contact Court Admmtalrauon *1 301 N . Park Avanua. S irin to o l Karaonl FL 32771, 1*07)323 4130 ,.1 4227 w flhri 2 worittog day* d you noeflx d tote nonce. I you era hearing or voice Im paired, c at 1 6 0 0 6 8 6 (7 7 1 1 * P rison leptam ber 9. I t . 1001 EE067 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Legals 23— Lost & F ound 61— M oney to Lend Attention R eadersll Black Cocker Spaniel/ Mix 3 yra o ld , advar c o ta r. Low In Irom o l V ia S a n fo rd C o u rt H o u ia batw oon IM ID O e m . W ed. A u gW 29.2001. Dog a daughter's pal and sho a h a a rtb ro k a n l 'T u fty I t c u m n d y on a n S w k cycfa o f m « k d n a from a an ake btta (v a t Jarry. 407-377C67B) FVxxn cat iv r l ream 407-40043?5<pgr), 407-342-2564. o r 4 0 7 *5 92*4325. R e w a rd o f 5500111 G od O to u .P la a e e D o The fig h t Thing. rta dtogal I n co m p x n ix x d o in g buakieaa phene to prom fxa you * lo an and aak y o u to p a y to r It b a lo to th e y d e liv e r. F o r m ote W o tm a lio n . c a l to U m a 1-877-FTC IC LP . ( A p i l * a e rv ta maaaage k x n T he S e m in o le H e ra ld a n d tha F ed era l T rada C om m leacn) 71— H e lp Wanted ACRY8EALTECHS $t2/HR WE TRAIN Loca l W ork 1-800*779 2535 25— S pecia l N o t ic e s A irp o rt P asaangar S ervice F le xto e flo u rs , fre e uniform s, paid vacations A ho lid a ys . N o a sp necessary. OFW P. 4 0 7 *3 2 0 0 6 0 6 . 71— H elp Wanted 71—Help Wanted FLO O R IN G IN S T A LLE R S H ardw ood and L a m n x te F lo o rin g A p p re n tic e ! noedad Im m edtoloty lo r e itx b llth e d , e rp a n d m g , co m p a n y Q ra a t adva ncem ent o p p o rtu n ity C a llJ o c k a H Q /-3210332 lor A t r t M uu I x m j v ik l o w n toansaan d paee back g o u n d d a rk . W A R E H O U S E -U g h l In d u x lrlx l M u tt be Dxpxndxblx. 59 par hr. O T AvnXabfa. C a l Dab <407)673*1511 IN V E S TIG A TE BEFO R E YO U IN V E S T A fw aya a goo d pokey, a ip a d a d y (o r busm en o p p o rtu n itie s and franctoaas. C a l F lo rid a D ap! o f A g rlc u ltu rt A C onsum er S ervices a l 600 *435*7332 o f FTC H E LP (or tree b to m a b a n O n to * our W eb M e a t w w w fk : gov/bU op F lorida law requires te ko ra o l c a ru ln business c fp c rtu n A c fl lb register w ith F lo rid a D e p l o f A g rlc u ltu rt A C onsum er S e rvices ba to ra s a tin g C a t 10 v e rify la w fU re g is tra tio n before youbuy LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH INSURANCE AMO 401K 9LAM Drug free workplace. Ape*y at: aao a e w a rm . A tte n tio n 1! W ork F ram M om cl PT 5 1 .0 0 0 55.000 FT/M o MaN O rder F or fre e Into. 1 -688-260-4237 S itfe V e to b n in rie r snrlbyW toxnl tie Stela ol Hortda, ei such u s e made and prodded. Pubkxh September 9 .1 9 .2 0 0 1 EE001 27— N ursery & C hild C are 73— Employment Wanted FREELANCE: Y A nkrrW tC ceyw iar. P R /a n Bxna Ccnejang. Ito d Eskto a apecuiklyl (P lu * p ro laxtlo n al artw orka. w abpaga dxxtgn, A printing c o n lx d t) C raalhra. e d it, p ro o fre a d , ty p e lO O iw p m , h o u rs /fe e t nego Lo n g w o o rl’S erm nole C ounty area (4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 -8 0 5 0 . A sk fo r T.C . (B rochure A B io a v a il)___________ 93— R ooms For R ent 107— M obile H omes For R ent 1 1 7 — C o m m e r c ia l 4C ar garag a. cad yard, acraan perch, BOO. H ltf Air. MO PETS. 51000 moPVrt U L L a x t A Sac 407 349-2779 O R 407 -34 9 5396 ftANFohD 2BIV1BA. klO PETS. 540GMOHTH. PLUS DEPOSIT 407-323-1167 106 (Atoat 13 SL S C o r A a 5 C •/-1 5 0 0 Sq F l. Tara O fBoaa. O ne Large C ordaranoa A re a A M c h a n a tix 11067/51000 2565 P a rk D r.. O toca o r R x to i. 8 aaparala o fflce a R acapdon area. Lg C onfxranc* Rm , * /• 3.434 aq ‘.v tix iv brhUiA DOYLE’S RENTALS S a n lo r* r x * * r IN Apt wan W O H ookup E ndoaad P a tio. G a t F irep lace, H a n l w ood F k t. 10 fl C a llin g s. 540CV400 S a n fo rd H is to ric D is tric t 1/1 Apt W V M D H ook U p . E n d P a !u G a t Fplc, H ardw ood M oors. tO R e e tn g s 5525/500 S anford: 2/1 W / Carport. Lga LR. DR, M aw C H A . N aw W n d o w t A Palm 56405025 S a n fo rd S anora 3 ? W ith D ouble G arage. F orm al DR. W O H ookups. C H A , C o m er L o t. X -Ira N ice 56005600 D O YLE R E ALTY, M C . (4 0 7 ) 322-2495 W E RENT 6 S E LL HO M ES b e m a d . *•'.' V I* IM lv g U u .' P tw C ird e . H idden Lake. 575CVmo ♦ d e p o sit 407*768-5140. 407-3234540 55— B u sin e s s i person 0 210 Tech 4 0 7 -3 3 0 5 0 0 0 R estdanbal Construction. M ust be G ood w ith F lo u g v n x . E x c e ie n t P ay A B e n e fits (366)736-0221 no C D L7 N o problem l EBBEK E m p lo y m e n t O p p . n o w ta k in g a p p l. fo r D e ll A s e o c . E xc. O p p ty a n d g re a t b e n e tlta . a t L k. M ary, DATWNS TO FARTW PATE M THE PROCEEDING S s h o u l d c o n TACT THE ENFORCEABLE W W TS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SH ER IFFS O FFICE. 100 BUSHtoVD. FANFORO. FLORV1A. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS- (407)608* 9640 TTD (407)686*3323 W W Sale Held O n : O et 10. K O I Pixew i: Sxpiantoar 9. 19, 23. 30. M usi sign norvdtxdoeuretaoncom p el* agraem shl. S E R IO U S mirror tr> land, ptoaae respond ■ /y * F araa(s) o f M w ea L type of 97— A partments F urnished PT p o s itio n . F rid a y A S a turday fuR jus. N tgrif p a iro ry n x c ia i p o u n n to targe * * . a x rm x riy t-k t 407* 321-6220. SUERM AR KEI I W AN TED • SE EK IN G P hA antooptoA N O E L INVESTO R S w ith kin d h e a rts A deep p o e fca ft 10 help fu n d unique ooneom um o f v e n lu r* e m e rp rtse a . tre d e a . A aenrioee (9na a rts , p u n ks/w ig . reef eattoa. 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X 5 9 — F in a n cia l S er v ic es e a lU M to a 1-677-FTC - E qual O p p o rtu n ity E m ployer W e a r t lo o kin g lo r a le w goo d p eo ple! A m you one o f o f (hem ? Leca ls Looking For •15 DiyCDLTraining •Day &Weekend Claisei •Financial Aultlancs •Carried HiringOnSite sTru ck Driver • In stitu te 8 0 0 -5 5 4-73 6 4 C o u n s e lo r (Part-tim e) h it s . To provide counseling and educational planning services to currently enrolled and prospective col­ lege credit students. Salary $19.52 hourly. DESIREO QUALIFICATIONS: Master’s degree (required) from an regionally accredited Institution In counseling or closely related Held with knowledge of the community college philosophy and goals. Demonstrate commitment to an accountability based, development model of counseling. Graduate level of coursework in the following areas: career counseling, personal counseling, assessment and testing, human development. Previous experierfta In interpreting aptitude, personality, Interest, achieve­ ment and values lest. Previous experience as a teacher in a classroom setting. FOR APPLICATION PACKET: visit websile www.semlnole.cc.tl.us/iobs/del ault.asD. FAX 407-328-2425, email hrOmall.semlnole.cc.ll.us. or call 407-328-2101. To be eligible for consideration, a completed SCC application must be submitted. Refer to position number J00011A00. Application screen­ ing will begin September 13,2001. Applications received after that date w ill be reviewed as necessary. EA/EO__________________________ l c a rp e tin g 1 4 R an g e e x te n d i ixj ab ou t 1 , 5 0 0 m ile s to hxxzu khxtan Kind o f c lo th D u tch g o v e rn m e n t sent (with -T h e ') 1 7 G et up 1 B •Come Ehck. 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O r la n d o D riv e S a n fo r d 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 ‘ O ffices C oast lo Const" sin ce 1054 Wmft white lout bids axe at ficheat! Scm m olu County lias inim cdintc positions available Mrnjusl • Food Service • Custodial Ladles Call FREE lMfi7M-TALK' Crrdll Laid Billing 1-flttU ( I I k r l .V im .ii IM w n km k» I • a o x n ilt l 11 e i iiU ^ - d (4 0 7 )3 2 3 -0 4 4 0 * 22 25 26 F U r t r n 'n canal 3 CXiarly rvasty 4 N o te d sp ace t r a v n lr r 27 re a cm b la n co U jo a liy RiecjixA k b it p n tio x jy A T ra v e lin g wilbury 29 Jap an ese seap o rt 3 0 w r i s t 's 'f l i t i vo m 3 1 Hillm an fe a tu re 3 2 Xiipiriru in o p U cn b L e 9 10 11 12 13 2 1 un, e .g . H y d ro x y benzene P ate cn th e back F r u it fran J a m a ic a Aniiml f a t lelad in H a v in g som e PR EVIO US fm r 33 3 5 37 39 C lo th e o lira alu am tiv o Underhande d Cite o f th e IkrxV girls Blood l i ia tr ib r n r 4 0 D isfigure ANSWER *9 ‘ sl r J - V‘- f’J I _E J t B Q rtr T n U Latin c i t a - 2 001 UiivasrsaX Fiona ^-illcaCa www. u p x p rtu k ii. con, "COURT CROWD” By Lynn L tm p e l d ial thcAC 3 tllftiis e t OF FUOUC AUCTION NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN CAJ TOWVfO WAX S E U AT PUB­ LIC AUCTION FOR SALVAGE FOR 1 U R /1 BA N U iL w rl IV O NE M O N TH FR EEI (Lim ned Tim e O ffer) •xpe/fe-wuwEl 4C. HRS Venting SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE The Universal Crossword 407*123-6670 Women's financial Support Group mon 6U WILL TRAIN noeda fu l bm a A p a il tim e te a ch e r* to r W a n ts, loddtora A 2 ye a r ok) cla ssro o m P ay b e ta d on axpadanoa. P rater fa t h ers w kh to A 3 0 tv k a rn * v 407*321*7635. LE AR N TO B U Y ANO S E lL (407)330-5241 Tampa. F l 33907 Txtipncnx (913)977-9009 CAST 1001-2194 Puliiw li Saptorrxsr 9 .1 9 . 2 °" 1 EE049 107— M obile Homes For R ent 2 ilfV 2 fiA apt 5525,n>o. Tha Happy favee neede r f C CASH ON DEMANO TO teGHEBT BIDDER THE FOLLOW ING DESCRIBED VEHICLES 1969 HYUNDAI 4 DOOR: SAVER V M x KMHJF23M9SU909917 1995 MERCURY S D O O R 6LK V IM 1U C 8P9I93FW 937936 1996 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR: BLACK VVM IP3E897C 7S0923494 TH O AUCTION W E L BE HELD ON SEFTEM SSR 99. M C I AT 10 O'CLOCK AT CAJ TOW ING. 1190 6. C fl 427. LONaW OCO.FL J27SO PROSPECTIVE BfOOERS MAY INSPECT VEHICLES ON THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETW EEN BAM ANO 5PM. TERMS ARC CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS CAJ TW A N G W SERVF9 THE RIG HT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY AND ALL lL A fg l3 A R Y .2 B R .fa fA . U n f u r n is h e d EE043 DEFENDANTS NO TtCSO F FonSCLOAURE SALE NODBW N fw nby tfv w l M . pur* ' w wnf to Ihwl Finxl Judgmwto ol Fotwetowun datod A vgw l 29. 2001, • bnd xrwxrxd to e M ca*d nwnbw O f* CA-1217-14-K, of 9w C to x * C oixl of n x IS h Judtoxf C ta A In and tor 1 Swninoto CoirAy. Ftotda. whxraxi ‘ Wo r t h Am e r ic a n m o r t g a g e c o m p a n y . ■ P toraa and X avw ' Ttoxtwx, RooaavaA Ktoon. Chanxxx Lakay T lxm iat, Itom xq Sarvtotoy Coqxxxaon kV a TUSMortQxqx. Inc. ; (M W Tha M oray Stow: American G eneral Finance, In c.. Ix/xr* OetondwWxl. I wB le t to toe h V w « ; and b x« txdJar t o caah al toa W ad Irani door cl tox Sandncto County Courihouxx In Baniord. Ftorida. ! Sanw nto County. Ftorida. al I t 6 0 -0 0 AM on tw 27 day of Sxptxrrtoxr. 2001. toe toiowtog . dtacribad propariy ax le t torihtoaaid fk ia l Juttonanl, to a t: , LOT IbM A Y FA IR SECTION FIRST ADOTTiON. ACCORDfNG TO THE FLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. FADE 99. AS RECORDED d f ; THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; SAID LAND SITUATE. LYINO ANO BEING W SEMMOLE COUNTY. a O R D A NOTE: P ixxuxri to toa Fair D M * C o aecw t PracU c*) A d you are W W W <w l J * / law Urn 1 -I to be * debt odacto i aBampOng to irW xn a daM and m y totonmaon odtokiad wB be uxxd to toal pur- C e s s e lb e rry : 2bedraom 1bsth D u k e s , n o s . 5500 407-695-7120 99— Apartments 2001 N w .9 1 -C A -1 l1 7 .1 4 * M or*i Arrwrtcxn Mongwa* Compwny, FDUNRFF, 105— D uplex/Triplex fL 5 1 9 W /S I6 0 0 . 2640 H iaw atha A va 9E ♦ /- 630 •q fl w / lour aaparafi 56005600 O lfle a /W a re tio u a e tp a c a Irom 5575m o n fh 1250 t q ft Pnm x tocabon. com ar of 46A A O ld la k a M ary R d , Sanford 407 6 4 8 8541 «3 3461. OrroRTUNrrtES 95— R oommate Wanted 115— I ndustrial R entals S a nford 1BR 1BA house to r ra n i 5150*w k. 5375 d e p o t!), includes uktoas. no pats o r ctokfren 407-323- NEEDED 37 PEO PLE TO LOSE 10400 LB S , R E SU LTS G U AR AN TEED - C A LL PATRICIA (407)349*1264 NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN H al by W toe o f tw l cenaki WAX o f E seouton R en ta ls 4B IV 3B A . Lake M a ry /S a n fo rd 3 /2 /2 , naw ceram ic U a, carpeL palm Escakam c o n d itio n R a n i to ow n O K 5 9 7 S A to o o irt In v e s to r! Goairy. 407774*5615. Fixrvehed C A b to e ( B iM J d R - Lkx« haae ow n lo o ts , W ith E x p e rie n c e , G re a t N ew C o m p a n y (407)973-1511 C atlC P fV A cPvibosPlayroom L o t o f T LC / E x. n e ft/R e a . rate s W ORK FR O M HOME U P TO 525 • 7 5 / HR P T/FT Training-M ail Order 1-886-248-5717 W W W W E R B U S S E D COM 103— H oitornU n furn isiied �Page Oil Kviassifieds Where the deals are! I Shop with us everyday 117—C ommercial R entals 118— O m cE S pace F or R ent U k a M ary B lvd alg n ag a . P ark In Ira n i o l o flc w tlo re A p p ro *. 680 aq ft 305-937-38411407-202-0555 1 O H tce: O na at i* iO m o A l Ireva! CHA 8 p rtv a lib e to * 407-322-81801 Sunday. September 9. Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad 2001 141— H omes Fo e S ale 4BFV2BA (45,000 ta M H m L H n gi Cal 800-218-3322 I HS3S 2 ROOM O FFIC E FO E LEASE, 101 N. M aple, Sanford. 645084onth C a l Tom o r Joh n D rag a (407)3027M 4 THE ( O i s SIFIEDS- :unf ispunnino out! Nichols Outboard Service Center 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s 230— B o a t s S c A c c e s s o r ie s 2000 FT O FFIC E A W AREHO USE 10S N M apla A re , C a l Tom or John D rag a, (4 0 7 )2 0 2 -7 M 4 50.000 c a n d a fy 250 ft tro n u g * Am ple partin g A * km a« lOStVmo R a n d y-407-718-8611 o r S lreto r407 -78 2 5848 H u g e 1, 2 & 3 B ed ro o m BEAT i CLOCK * ueerl bool anchor A p a rtm e n ts S ta r tin g a t FR EE R E N T Please Mention This Ad When You Call For Details 141— H omes For S ale 1000W. UtSL. Sartori,FL (407) 322-0964 407- 328*8818 FO R O N E Y E A R W lin H ir a r m : F O R DETAILS CALL O R VISIT IM U T 8 M W S p o rtl no C h ock T hem I ttm n jjA t- *» ,m Sanford Court A p ts . 3291 S. Sanford Ave„ Sanford „ 407-323-3301 1 Open JTouse Don V Miss The Opportunity AFFORDABLE HOMES Wyndham r Place Apartm ents Now Pre-Leasing Hurry the Rush is On. Reserve Yours Today 231—C ars For S ale lt41 Correlr UoruaT GREAT PRIZES, FOOD MOVE-IN SPECIALSI NO APPLICATION FEES THE DAY OF OPEN HOUSE1 Brand Hew! Nichols Outboard Barries Cantar 1000 W aal 1al S t. S anfo rd *0 7-132 -0004 September 15th,2001 10 am - 5 pm Call Today! 407-322-1051 VENTURE I PROPERTIES v44 F ord TW npo. 1 ow ner, 49k, FEATURES: L a k e M a ry B lv d . & 1 7 -9 2 11 • S creened pool & cabana 407- 327-4458 Free Rent ■Call Today 181— A p t u a n c e s * F u r n it u r e F o r S ale PAUL O SBO RNE IvimiOhi i rrionurn I II I.M • Super fitness center • Screened-In porch • Outside storage In most •Washer/dryer Included • Business cantor • Racquet ball & tennis courts • And m uch m orel - W ill ?me (Zelebtait ^ o u t Aleto Business & Services Directory <Home YOltk Y4 * A d v e rtis e y o u r b u s in e s s o r s e rv ic e s fo r a s little a s $ 2 .0 0 p e r d ay. C a ll (4 0 7 ) 32 2-2 611 to s p e a k to a C la s s ifie d R e p re s e n ta tiv e 258-A utomotive 277-F urniture R epair Ropalr L o w e ll's A u to Toyota 8 ASE M e tie r M echanic F oreign 8 D o m a ttic A uto R a p a * 281-H ome I mprovement Antique Brass Headboard $85 407-321-6590.lv mag Tnm . P a rt. Jo b Too S 8 Samoa 2400 W aal SR 48. S antord C a l 407-302-8555 M ow * 8 00 • 5 30 V1SAW ASTER CARO 263-C arplntry 159— R ia l Estate W a n ted C a ll Us Today A nd A sk About Our... 279-H auunc MOVE IN SPECIALS Sanford Landing B am C toan outa , C o m m ercial C lean U p 8 H a ul A w ay O ebna M aiA ng. U ta T ree Tnm m rvg ^Apartment <Homes 292-MOVINC St Storage j 2 fe 9 - C tiA N iN G S e r v ic e s IlMCKavrei* 1U ton pldup. 4' 160— Bus w e s * Fo r S als (407)321-6220 Fax (407) 330-0253 281-H ome Home (407)322-6318 Atao Lead S Unload Truck* 29 4 -P a in t in g Com m ercial or Realdenual W indow * 8 Btnda M any E xtras. licAneured 239— Motorcycus/Bikes For S ale CALL (407) 402-1281 O tg M . antana rab U i m 2 1 0 0 0 B8a h a t 4 0 .0 0 0 Com ae w «h m any 181—Aptuances Sc F urniture F or S ale Country Style City J NEAT-N-T1DY 301-R o oh n g 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 n a a td a n S a l • C o m m e rcia l A a a A b o u t O u r Spa * * lr 1 1908 StooM PepUx a « a trt A * * ) room , 8taap4 8. A C Treat to ta l S how er 8 reotg E idra la rg a acrearv room a lta c h n re rt $86 00 obo. 407 8 *8 -1 7 8 4 Convenient Spacious Affordable Antxjue B r a n Headboard $85 Lar*e Nealy Krfurtrfabrd Aparlmema wHh larfe Clowu • Lake Front • Volleyball • bparillnx I’uol • Tennis Courts Country Laks Apts —, Nwronrnum Service F L ‘ P° i U,e/M S15.75 per month $24.75 per month $33.75 per month ...5 lines / 3months 10 lines / 3 months 15 lines / 3 months Classified (407) 322-2611 Fo r S a le Dry Wall puree tieefc A whAe, new tre e , kxfc ee 2 e , w heel beartnge,brakes A m ote, fa ita y m ta i tW O O o b o a«v7-88»7878, or 407-022-4222. 2 4 1 — R ec . 2 7 5 -D ryw all •S tu c co Repairs* A ll T extu res Matched Popcorn!) 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -6 3 3 0 L/l •tH, »o*o Met. nberyt*M begs, V e h ic l e s / C a m p e m L iv in g 07»eWe07» 407-481-9231 to p p e r, n o w B rea. ru n * g re a t lo r o v e r SO m a re . F V M N O N Q AVAILABLE iM r U O V E M L N T B u t * C LEAN W a ONar Thee* S e rvce e •M aid S ervice * O I6ce C taarang •P reaaura W aatvng •F lo o r R a4rtal«ng 407-321-8712 hlbubWIAMUSBa^ia.. Famly ovrad 8 operated 1800 W. R n t Street • Sanford, F t 32771 a. 1980 C hevy Luv P U w p ; R e b u t a ng ina, ru n s graeL B edkner. S450. A lao have L e a n cam per a h e l to r • b e ta d p e l l * l Lha naa* 1 7 5 407­ 324-0519 o r 407- 482 -64 29 Country Lake Apartments MID FLORIDA WINDOW A DOOR, INC. Y o u r T ----------------------------------- -------- - 407-321-6590, tv meg Energy Efficient Insulated W indow s & B e a ts �. Section C R eugion 3C-5C E ducation 6C De a r A bby 3C Sunday C n n tn m K o r Q QAA1 — �Page 2C T he Seminole H erald Sunday. September 9. 2001 liia c n a n r n iiu M n i’ v. 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Seminole Herald GunttiSMi 6*«6’ Wstsrtns Us CvdswAcrykdtct Oumond-flnte Electrical Hoofc-Up / VacuumEd (j 1-HP.pump 1-Csrtridjs 1-Pool Lis I HATH® AiwniflM M ftrtyftn 1 IF r t l« RESIDENT MANAQIm T I AL & JOLEEN BLUE • Easy drive up accet 305 daya •AC 4 Non Unlta • Rant month to month * No DepoaH • Security Gate access •Fenced 4 Lighted Ground* • Peat Control •Your Lock-Your Key (407)333-4355 300 North Fiend) Ava., Sanford 407- 322-2611 153 W SR. 434‘ Winter Springs BANKRUPTCY • DIVORCE Payment Plans • Also Practicing In: Family Law, M odification, Child Support, I ... Landlord/Tenant, Evictions, I - v Domestic Injunctions, Guardianship, Probate and Wills. 8 0 1 N. Magnolia Ave., Ste. 407, Orlando, FL 32803 Phone: 481-9564 f- Crow n Mi J 407-327-3344 i f 12Mo. TtmaLy m nftjpfftii 5 Z jt. WuTtiljf nalebiilt V/D ^ J NtHMt&DtUmjAnMIt �Page 3C Sunday. September 0.2001 Genealogist wrestles with skeleton in the closet DEAR ABBY: I am a genealogist who is working with my mother on a family history, and we're not sure . * 17. how to handle a situation that has come up. A rela­ tive, "Mary," had a child. Dear "Jane," out Abby of wed_______________ lock. w Mary's parents raised Jane os their own, so everyone in the family refers to Jane as Mary's sister, rather than her daughter. My mother knows the truth — as do other rela­ tives — but no one acknowl­ edges this publicly. Mom thinks we should put the truth about Jane in our fami­ ly history. However, I’m afraid if we do, it will upset my grandmother. As a historian, I think we should print the facts. However, there has already been a great deal of feuding in that part of our family, so 1 hate to add fuel to the Are. What's the best way to handle this? SKELETON IN THE CLOSET DEAR SKELETON: The most skillful diplomat in your family should approach your grandmother tactfully and assess her feelings. If she would be hurt or embarrassed by the revelation, perhaps those facts should be kept "pri­ vate" for another genera­ tion. Announcements of (Ids kind can be bomb­ shells with reverberations that echo through the entire family. While it is Impor­ tant to have an accurate family tree, and people are more open-minded today than they were a generation ago, there is no reason to make public at this time a revelation that could fur­ ther fracture your family. Dear Abby is written by Pauline Phillips and daughter Jeanne Phillips. C ZDI UNIVERSAL rRESB SYNDICATE T h k S iminole Herald Religion H olt nam ed new recto r at St. P e te r’s S t Peter's Episcopal Church, Lake Mary, recently welcomed their new rector, the Rev. Charles L Hold, at a service of New Ministry. Holt and his wife, Brooke, both Florida natives, said they fed blessed to be back in Central Florida. They have a daughter, Ashton, 7 months, and a son. Chase, 2 years. During the past four years. Holt has been one of four priests at S t John's Episcopal Church in Chariotic, N.G Holt grew up In Jacksonville, graduated from the Episcopal High School in Jacksonville, the University of Florida, and Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando prior to entering Seabuiy-Westem Theological Seminary in Evanston, 111., where he earned his master of divinity degree. "The main theme of his min­ istry is to lead people to a deep and abiding desire for the living God — by revealing the thirst of the human heart for the Living Water. I try to stimulate the cravings by raising challenges and issues, then have the living Water on hand when they are ready to drink," Holt said. Brooke Holt, a graduate of Boone High School in Orlando Food pro­ gram now The Sanford Church of Christ is presently working with a pro­ gram called Food Source to help the cm and thebenevolent program. The shipment for this month must bepaid by Sept 10 at a cost of $20. The suggested menu indudes chicken tenders, pepperoni pizza, smoked sausage, deli sliors, cheese slices, raspber­ ry preserves, peanut butter; wheat berry bread, eggs, crack­ ers, Vidalia creamy dressing, let­ tuce, tomatoes, carrots, onions, potatoes and bananas. A meat package may also be purchased at an additional cost of $20. The meat package may not b e ; chased without a food [ Checks should be written to "Food Source" and directed to Jeannette Sdffey at the church office by Sept 10. Those interest­ ed may deliver nr send a check to 1500 & Park Ave., Sanford, IL., 32771. Call 407-322-8234 or 407-82W1272 for further infor­ mation or to reserve a package. ■College: has done graduate work in Biblical studies at the Reformed Theological Seminary. She grew up in Orlando's Emmanuel Episcopal Qrureh, and Charles Holt was raised in the United Methodist Church. They met while both were on a hurricane relief mission trip to Albany, Ga„ in 1995. At Holt's prior parish, he shared responsibilities with three other priests Hi* primary responriH’irtes included over­ seeing adult education, young adult ministry, pastoral care, teaching a Tuesday morning Bible class and Sunday School preaching every third Sunday and administratian. The Rev. Robert T. Mountford will continue as assisting rector at S t Peter's. The church is located at 700 Rinehart Road in Lake Mary. Sunday services ore 8 am . and 10 am . Church school for all ages is at 9 am . Holy Communion Is held Wednesday at 7 am . and 7 pm . For further information, call 407-444-UORD. The Rev. Charles Holt, his wife, Brooke, and son Chose Do You Wool To Ooise Money For Your Club, Charity, School or Organization? It’s Easy! S e ll S u b s c r ip tio n s o r R e n e w a ls T o : T he Seminole H erald Your Organization Sells One-Year Subscriptions (Renewals) At The Regular Rate of $36... You M ake $5.00 F o r E a ch O ne Soldi it No Gimmicks. No Games. No Limits it Call: Doug Fctzer Seminole Herald Publisher (407) 322-2611 For Details!! �fa T he S eminole Herald Page 4C 8unday, September 9. 2001 Church Notes , 1 < JO Y Seeker* JOY Seekers Adult Sunday School class at First Presbyterian Church of Sanford will begin a new study on the book of James, "Walking the Talk.” The new class will have a "kick-off” breakfast 9 a.m. S e p t 9, In the church's Fellowship Center. The class welcomes new mem­ bers and meets every Sunday beginning at 9 a.m. in the parlor. Campaign K ickoff The Jewish Community of Greater Orlando will launch a community wide capital and endowment fund-raising campaign at a kickoff event Sunday, Sept. 9, at 4 p.m. in the Orlando Marriott Downtown. An unprecedented $16 million will be raised to renovate and expand the Jewish Community Campus in Maitland, to build a new Jewish Community Campus in Southwest Orlando, to fund the relocation of Jewish Family Services agency to its building on Lee Road in Winter Park, and to acquire land for the development of independ­ ent housing for middleincome seniors through the Kinneret Council on Aging. Those interested in learning more about the expansion project and fund-raising campaign or who would like further information on the kickoff event, may contact Jay Epstein, capital and endowment campaign director, at 407-616-4686. The kickoff is open to the public and there is no charge to attend. Youth Revival The Rev. James Turner and the Hickory Avenue Church of God Youth On the Move/Youth Ministry will host a youth revival Wednesday, Sept. 26, through Friday, Sept. 28, starting 7 p.m. nightly. Guest revivalist will be Pastor Sharon Riley of Agape Perfecting Praise and Worship Center Inc. of Orlando. H ic k o ry Avenue Church o f God i* located at 503 H icko ry' A ve. in Sanford. For more Information, call R o b in B lack a t 407-3231565 o r 407-323-0833. First Presbyterian Church Of Lake Mary 128 Wilber Ave, •ie • .***»• **■ *. n> BARNE8 HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING OOUHETE SYSTEMS "M O O N S sot e . a s m s t. 3 2 1 -O J U i ( C E • AXIOCJLN r jL .l.i : if . 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Santord 407-324-01M wmmmrrmtjkeetaaatoom Jerry Walaht Paatas b m S ef Worm*} Srac I 45 S 1030 am r. m u d t m i N r tf) f m M c m . Polka Fest Saint Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church, located at 5135 Sand Lake Road (SR 482) In Orlando, will hold its annual Polka Fest on Sunday, SepL 23, from noon until 5 p.m. The Fest will showcase the Pan Jozef, Joe Oberaitis Band and feature traditional Slavic foods, a bake sale, a ■ale of religious articles, an ethnic display and a 50/50 raffle. Donations are $5 per per­ son, children under 12 are free. Food and beverage items will be sold separately. For more information, call Helene at 407-293-2239. •J O a n t nWM Sunday morning f i r * Wont* 6* N n o rM n iM to O tm Umng Wmti* 7*0 Sw Mm, UMWaya too am. • M Agaa Tin 8 n k ) W lM l o r u M u ir r iriofw a& s 730 Up44l* no. Church Notes Om Oo t MTi Ui 1100 im O n * h u n W i> » i> |i Page 5C •31 M M Sunday School lA jrW tfl W offiNp C*aW**^»Ch**** 8 4 S im IQ 46 am t y r y t ia c Sarvkaa W K h M k y F « t* fM |7 f 34m Idas am S 00 p m 700pm A Saangw Ham’ id. 2:30 pm Volunteers Needed U k Christian Sharing Center Longwood has urgent need for volunteers to nil various positions, including receptionists and intervieweni to interview families in crisis to help meet their needs. Other vol­ unteer positions indude pantry workers to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for client families and von drivers to pick up food donations. Hours are from 9 a.m. to lp .m . Monday through Friday. Thrift Store volunteers are also needed to sort dona­ tions, assist customers and run the cash register. Other positions induae 'fix it folks' to check small appli­ ances and make repairs and truck assistants to nelp with donation pickups. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 pan. Monday through Saturday. For more information or to volunteer, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. b. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Celebration of Life The Sanford Crisis Pregnancy Center invites the community to its annual "Celebration of Life," 6 to 8 JO p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13. Guest speaker will be Kenny McCaughey, father of die world's first living sep­ tupled. The event will be held in Wekiva Assembly of God, located at 1675 Dixon Road in Longwood. Tickets are £25 per person and indudes dinner. For information or reser­ vations, call 407-323-3384, 407-830-7146 or 407-7740777. �T hk Seminole Hexald Sunday. September 0.2001 Page 6C E ducation Kids Together, a child care center In Lake Mary, recently held a bookfair/ fund­ raiser. At right, Nicole Kauffman gets a hug from Clifford, the big red dog. H if ild p h o io i b y Tom m y V lo c tn l Amanda and Nicola Kauffman attended the Kids Together bookfalr and fund-raiser with their mother, Julia Kauffman, chairperson of the bookfalr, and their grandmother, Nancy Qoslin. While eating tom e snacks, the group got a visit from Clifford, the big red dog. At left. Chris O'Brien, director of the toddler ci&sa at Kids Together, holds her grandson, U am O'Brien. School Notes M usic Program Bear Lake Elementary will be piloting a new intern pro­ gram this year titled "C onnect With Music: A M usic Infusion M odel." The UCF C ollege of Education, along with the Bear Lake faculty and adm inistration, has collaboratively designed the pro­ gram. The purpose of the program is to enhance stu­ dent learning through the infusion of m usic into the prim ary curriculum . Three classroom teachers and three UCF interns are involved. Artie Alm eida, m usic ARE YOU LOST IN THE MEDICARE MAZE? teacher, will work closely with the teachers and interns. 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Samantha Faith Paylor, daughter of Teresa and Robert Paylor of Orlando, was bom. A u g . 15,2001 Caitlln Shae Pitts, daughter of Heather Custer and Timothy Pitts of Jacksonville, was bom. Charles Ryan Sunscri, son of Linda Sunscri of Orlando, was bom. Grace Charlotte Swartz, daughter of THda and Christopher Swartz of Heathrow, was bom. Aug. 16,2001 Joslah Keegan Brower, son o f Shawn and Sluwn Brower of Winter Park, was bom. Collin Sharard Brown, son o f Kristal and Torrance Brown of Orlando, was bom. Morgan Elizabeth Fine, daughter of LeeAnn and Brian Fine o f Apopka, was bom Devin Thomas Kilm aitln, son of Muriel and Robert Kilmartin of Orlando, was b o m Amber Nicole Stock, daughter of Tiffany Hardmand and Dwayne Stock of Apopka, was b o m Madison Jam ie Stokes, daughter of Shelby Stokes of Sanford, was b o m .Cesar Javier Vallejos Jr., son of Dawn Morales and Cesar Vallejos of Deltona, was bom. Aug. 17,2001 Kamden Blaze Mercurio, son of Miranda Hayes and Kurt Mercurio, was b o m Kennlth Dale Morris 111, son of Amy and Kennith Morris II, of Apopka, was bom. Daisy Sharma, daughter of Rcnu Gupta and Puneel Pavan of Maitland, was bom. Hunter Anthony Edward Yates, son of Danielle Yates and Jason Roberston of Casselberry, was bom. Aaron Dean Piett, son of Bobbie and Gregory Piett of Sanford, was bom. This 1951 Sanford promotional photo was recently donated to the Sanford Museum by Rachael Johnson Ranar. P ic U e d a r e B titu r e FPnt, B # Fleming end Rachael Johnson. Fun Festival deemed a success The sixth annual Family Fund Festival event was indeed a success. The activity provided food, fun, games and give-aways to more than 1,200 participants. Sanford District 2 Commissioner Velma W iliam s gave the occasion, and Sanford Deputy G ty Manager Roger Dixon gave the welcome that began the festivities. Representatives from the city and county governments, city and county law enforcement, d vic, cultural and educa­ tional organizations and health services attended M a rv a the event to help make the H a w k i n s festival a great day. •••••••a The event was scheduled for the week before Seminole County students returned to school horn trimmer vacation. Approximately 300 kids received school backpacks that were stuffed with school supplies. All of the children had smiles on their faces as a result of the i Highlighting the Family 1Fun Festival was a special appearancer Iby the Orlando Magic mascot "’stuff." A special thanks to CPH Engineering, Sunniland, Target o f Casselberry, County Tobacco Free Partnership and all of the con­ tributors and participants for making this event a success. Thanks also to: The Grove Counseling Center and The Boys and Girls Club of West Sanford, along with Seminole County Tobacco Free Partnership, the city of Sanford, the Sanford Police Department, Seminole County Sheriff's Office, Seminole » i. . . . _■ * _ fc . . ■ ■ n v m a p n o io m it v i ■ ■— n t w it n i Students receive bookbags during the sixth annual Family Fun Festival. County Health Department, Girls and Boys Town, Brethren Reaching Out, the Seminole Herald, Universal Needs Alliance, Kids Care and the committee who worked toward the success of this grand sixth Family Fun Festival. Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, located at 534 Osteen-Maytown Road, the Rev. James A. Jenkins, and the women of Macedonia invite the community to wor­ ship with them at their 100 Women In White Service, Sunday, Sept. 9, at 4 p.m. Guest speaker is Sister Willie Mae Church of Daytona Beach. S ee litw k in i, Page BC Page 7C Oktoberfest is coming to Lake Mary, Saturday, Oct. 20th from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Lake Mary Community Building. There'll be live entertain­ ment, great food and door prizes. Tickets ore $5 in advance and $6 at the door. The Oktoberfest is being sponsored by the Lake Mary Elder Affairs Marv Commission. The Commission is Rowell putting on the Oktoberfest as a fund-raiser. The Lake Mary Elder Affairs Commission is helping raise money for improvements to the Community Building. Tentatively, there arc plans to add a porch to the back of the community build­ ing and, possibly, a storage room for the Lake Mary Seniors. Tickets for the event go on sale the last week of September. You can stop by the community building to pick yours up. For more information, call 407-324-3060 or 407-3065. Backyard Artists Schedule Field Trip The Lake Mary Backyard Artists are taking a field trip on Tuesday, SepL 11. Senior Coordinator Paulee Stevens is taking the group to the Heritage of Longwood. The Heritage is an assisted-living facili­ ty. The artists will be visiting to show the seniors living at the Heritage how easy it is to start painting at any age and how stay­ ing active can make you feel better. if you're interested in joining the Backyard Artists, they meet at the community building every 930a.m.. to 1230 123 Wednesday1from 930am pan. am. Stop by b any Wednesday and Join in the fun. AARPTb Meet After taking the summer off, the Lake Mary Chapter of the AARP will begin meeting again on Tuesday, Sept. 11 at noon at the Lake Mary Community Building. The AARP normally meets on the third Tuesday, but in honor of Rnsh Hashanah, which this month falls on the third Tuesday, the group will be meeting on the sec­ ond Tuesday. If you're not a mem­ ber of the local chapter of the AARP, the cost is minimal and they help you keep up with cur­ rent and pending stale and federal laws and regulations and how they apply to seniors. If you're interested in Joining, just stop by any upcoming meeting. �Page 8C Sunday. September 0.2001 T he S eminole Herald Battleships ContlniMd from Page 1C hobby on the Internet "Ever since I was a kid, 1 liked models" he said. "But when I was younger; we didn't have the technology we have today. Back then, we would throw rocks to sink ships." Technology' has changed. Today, captains use BBs to snoot and sink their opponents ships. Strict rules and regulations estab­ lished by Model Worship Combat Inc (MWQ, help determine the winner of each battle. Points are accumulated by the number and location of a BBs' entry hole, penalties and the sinking o f an opponent's ship. According to King, however, it is rare for a miniature si up to sit ik — but there is always a diver on hand. Just in case. For Joel Goodman of Atlanta, the idea of his ship sinking is probably a painful thought. It took three months for him to build his 1:144 (1 indt equals 12 feet) scale model of the USS Indiana. He is one of the few members of FRAG who spends hours on the minute details of his ship, including the flags, carmans and airplanes that were found on "1 do this because it's cheaper than therapy," Goodman said. "Actually, it goes back to when we were kids. Then, we made model ships and then blew them up with firecrackers. Now, we use The miniature battleship cap­ tains spend more money than children do on plastic and metal models. According to King, peo­ ple interested in rotting into the naval combat hobby should expect to pay between $300 ard $1,000 for their first ship. I lowe»er, ihe FRAG membas say spending the money is worth it "Many people get involved because o f the ships and history, but most stay In it because of the Orlando to enjoy our famous Let Us D o Your ____ ___ For more information about FRAG, contact King at 407-3563962 or 407-322-7750. Residential Our DEEPCLEANSPECIAL Pholoi by I A member of FRAG (Florida Region Attack Group) maneuvers his ship dur­ ing the recent battle between the Allies and Axis powers at Trotwood Park. ! HOUSECLEANING j Hawkins------Continued from Page 7C Litressa P. Haws was recently honored by the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. I ior and majoring in political sci­ ence. Site is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Haws. Ih e Honorary Board of Regents and the boaid of directors of the| National -ft Society of Collegiate Sdtclars Latressa Haws conferred honor and q M p ii distinction upon Litre*-a for outstanding scholarship, leader­ ship end service. With this recognition comes all tlie rights honors and pnviIcgcs pertaining to the society at I Lirku State University hillalussee, where she i> a jun­ New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate Family and Friends Day, Satunlay Sept. 8, and Sunday, Sept. 9. Tlie church is located on Hickory Avenue and 10th Street. On Satunlay, Joy Night begins at 7 p.m. and will include the Gospel Christian Aires of Sanford, New Mount Calvary Male Chorus, Litica Carter, DeBuso Family, and the S t James AME Choir On Sunday, the worship fel­ lowship with the message o f the hour by Rev. Authur Graham begins at 11 am . The Rev. William Lewis is pastor. We Do It A ll!! 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 09, 2001 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 2001. 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>, September 09, 2001; <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/ca1168aa0d3bb435fe47cb1832cb032a.pdf f0209116ae7da5b18b8372a86ecf710d PDF Text Text T September 5, 2001 voters O K 1$ B y a landslide margin, 7 2 -2 8 , Seminole residents extend penny tax for 10 more years B y Christophar Patton SANFORD — Ten years after Seminole County voters approved an initial 1-cent sales tax increase, citizens on Tuesday approved a 10-year extension of the tax. County voters approved the extension by a 72 to 28 percent margin, with 30,533 votes in favor of the measure and 11,664 against. The 42,197 people who voted on the sales tax represents 21 percent of Seminole County's registered voters. On July 9, 1991, 20,696 voters, or 17.5 percent of the county’s registered voters, approved the initial one-cent sales tax, gamer­ ing 6 ° percent of the vote. " think it's a great day for Seminole County," Commissioner Dick Van Der Weide said. "I'm proud to be a resident of Seminole County, and I’m proud to be an elected official of Seminole County." Van Der Weide credited the landslide victory to the "massive collective effort" of the county, schools and the seven cities of the county. He also credited the Private Business Association of Seminole County and the schools' Parent Teacher Associations for coordinating the groundwork. sional poll conducted, and it showed 65 percent of the people in Seminole County would sup­ port the tax. If we had the roads and schools together, it would be higher," Commissioner Carlton Henley said. "I'm still extremely, extremely pleased it passed." Seminole County School Board Member Larry Furlong was su r­ prised at the margin of victory and the voter turnout, but felt the schools may have made the dif­ ference. "I think what we will find when it's all said and done is the school community turned out a large chunk o f the voter*,* Furlong said. County manager Kevin Grace agreed "Ten years ago it was just transportation ortationand and ititwas was60 60per­ percent. I thin.......................... think it would of been that again, but I think the schools cer­ tainly added something to i t " According to Grace, the first referendum "established credibil­ ity" because the county "laid out in detail what they planned to do with the money, oney," which also helped with the large margin of victory Hiesday. The last referendum helped Improve 86 miles of key roads. This referendum will help fund more than just roads improve­ ments as a Quarter of the revenue will help schools build an additio n U a l189 . dunoonu. growth," Furlong said. "It's unusual for a tax referendum to pass that overwhelmingly. I think It's encouraging for Orange County, too. You can get a tax ref­ erendum passed tf it's done a cer­ tain way. sion to put it on we had a profes­ chance to keep up With Die Walter* winning the mayor elec­ Staff Writer M oving O n Up Taylor Ramsaur of Lake Braniioy High Softool and Willie Bennett of Seminole High School, both First Team All-Semlnole Athletic Conference Offensive per­ formers from last year, have taken their talente to the mid­ west to begin their college careers. Page1B Legislative Meeting is Sept. 6 The Seminole County Legislative Delegation will hold its annual public hearing Thursday, Sept. 6 at the Seminole County Commission Chambers, 1101 E First Street in Sanford, from 2 p.m. until 6 pun. If it is determined a second meeting will be needed. Sept. 24 has been reserved at the same location. To be listed to make a pre­ sentation, or for additional information on a local matter, call Representative David M ealor's office at 407-328­ 3718. Sanford Main Street has Annual Meeting .; ‘; Sanford Main Street In c will hold its Annual Meeting Tuesday, S ep t 25, at Da Vinci's restaurant, located at 107 Magnolia Ave. in downtown Sanford. A social time will begin at 5 3 0 p.m. with hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar, followed at 6 p.m. with the business meeting. For more information, call 407-322-5600. Seminole Smile U e fo n i we ever made liw deci­ “THU iw w v-i w ill i w n a ^ 11 ^ ^ #1“ ^ ^ Sa^ ^ fetowpol wwkar* across the county had plenty ol spare time — only 21 percent of registered voters turned out (or the sales tax referendum. UW cUona In O v U l o Ivtul Ti«tr\ n e a p e d d e fe a t a a He w a a lo a in a u n til tHe la s t p re c in c t re p o rte d a n d n a v e H im a n a rro w 1 3 0 v o te victory. The water treatment and parks and recreation bonds in Oviedo passed by more than 70 percent, while the cultural arts center fell b y a lm o s t 7 0 p e rc e n t. In W in te r B p rln R S, v o t e r s p a s s e d w h o le sa le c h a rte r a m e n d ­ m e n ts a n d a H o o d re fe re n d u m lo r Central Winds Park by 63 percent. County’s credit ranking among state’s highest Stairs Theatre hosts Saturday night run of Sanford Opry B y C h ris to p h e r Patton Staff Writer SA N FO RD — As the econo­ my sways and dips don't look for the Seminole County gov­ ernment to falter. County officials traveled to New York last month to dis­ cuss credit ratings with two m ajor bond rating agencies ana were able to bring home good news: Seminole County now has one o f the five high­ est credit ratings o f the 67 counties in Florida. Only Palm B y Michelle Jeria Managing Editor SAN FORD — A cast of aspir­ ing professional and amateur vocalists will perform an array of musical selections Saturday during the premier o f the Sanford Opiy. The brainchild of Wyatt Davis, the Sanford Opry is a new highenergy variety show. Performers will sing some of today's great­ est hits and standard selections from music's golden day*. "The show offers something for everybody," said Sanford Opry Assistant Director Dale Wesley. "We don't do anything that would offend anybody. It's a real family show." Along with directing the show, Wesley also sings several numbers during the perfor­ mance, including "The One I Love Back Then" end "Everything Is Beautiful." Local residents may recognize Wesley from his former band, "Renegade," which performed at the Lake Monroe Inn. As for the Sanford Opry, tion, while Todd Russell defeated incumbent Christopher Jepson by 15 percent for one of the council­ man seats. Incumbent council­ man Tom O'Hanlon narrowly I M d photo by IMctua* Jtrla Lindsay Logsdon, a singer from Seminole County, is one of the local per­ formers In the 8anford Opry, a variety show at the Helen Stairs Theatre. Wesley said the premier perfor­ mance is one of many future appearances scheduled to appear at the Helen Stairs Theatre. Besides Wesley, who is one of the show's veteran performers, numerous up-and-coming talent will be featured during the Opry, including Melisa TenBroecfc, Dustin Seymour, Lindsay Logsdon ana recent Seminole High School graduates Phaze 3. Other performers include leg­ endary saxophone player Noble "Thin M an* Watts, who will headline the showcase, former M ousekateer Jennifer McGill, Raye Snow, Eddie Uzzle and Elvis Impersonator Michael Leone. "People are really going to love this show," Wesley said. "I've been with it for 14 months, See Opiy, Page 8A Beach and Broward counties have h igher ratings and H illsborough and Sarasota counties arc equal to Seminole. "The rating services have now solidly put Sem inole County in the elite financial categories for county govern­ m ents," said Com m issioner Randy Morris. "W hat makes this even more significant and satisfying is that we have been upgraded during a national See Credit, Page 6A G ED testing changes will affect partial qualifiers B y C hristopher Patton Staff Writer SA N FO RD — A major change to the state GED test will force thousands of Florida residents to fully complete the test before the new one is intro­ duced in January. Any Seminole County resi­ dents who have partially com­ pleted the current GED test must complete the remaining parts before December or all their progress will be lost. "We did a mail out to 3,800 persons in Seminole County who were partial completers over the last four years," said Harriet Little, director of the GED program at Seminole Community College. "They've had changes before, but this is a total revision. We don't want See GED, Page 8A P u lit z e r P r iz e n o m in e e C lif t o n T a u lb e r t v is its S a n f o r d B y M lcholla J t r la Managing Editor D on Knight - O w ner of Knight's Shoo Store in downtown Sanford Index Oaulfiod.......................... 3S-6B C io ttw o r d ........................................ S B DeorAbby ........'.................. 2A Ugolt ..............................38-31 M o vm i ............................................3 A O bn uori.1 ......................................3 A Opinion............... ,4A Mice l o g .............................. 2A Sporit .............................. IB-21 SA N FO R D — The Good Sam aritan Home opened Its doors and its heart Saturday to w elcom e internationally renowned author and speaker Clifton Taulbert. The w riter spent more than an hour touring the facility with members of the communi­ ty, including Sanford County Commissioner Velma Williams, Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard, Good Samaritan Home Director Thelm a M ike and Good Sam aritan Home board and committee members. The tour was part of Taulbert's visit that ended with a benefit perfor­ mance at the Helen Stairs Theatre. "This is Sanford's day, and I am just glad to be part of it," Tkulbert said. "I think Sanford is its own little entity. It con­ tains an explosive pow er of unselfishness that has its own ability to live and connect." Taulbert said plans for his first visit to Sanford began more than a year ago when Good Samaritan Home Board of D irtxto is Chairm an Dorothea Fogle contacted the writer about doing' a benefit performance for the facility. It was F ogle's persistence that eventually made Taulbert agree to the request. "M s. Fogle talked to my assistant so much, I was begin­ ning to think they were having a telephone love affair," Taulbert said. "Betw een both of them , they convinced me to come to Sanford." Taulbert, who holda bemhutn. and lectures throughout the world, is the author of the high­ ly acclaim ed book, "E igh t Habits of the Heart." He is also the Pulitzer Prize nominated author o f "T h e Last Train N orth," "O nce Upon a Time When We Were Colored," "and "W atching O ur Crops Grow." He has received numerous awards, including the 1996 NAACP Image Award and the National Arthritis Foundation Volunteer of the Year Citation, and he was the Presidential See Taulbert, Page BA Sartiord Commissioner Velma Williams, left, and Mayor Brady Lessard, right, presented Ckflon Taidberl with a proclamation welcoming him to the city. �/ Page 2\ T he S eminole H erald Wednesday, ScpO-mlKT fi. 2(H)I S e m i n o l e S u m m a r y A G LAN CE AROU N D OUR CO U N TY Pet guide’s advice is the ca t’s meow O ut & A Flower frenzy WED Lake M ary H igh School will present "C actus Flow er," an Abe Burrows comedy about a dentist and his relationships with women, in the school's auditorium at 7 p.m. on Sept. 5 ,6 and Sept. 8. Admission is $4, and tick­ ets can be purchased 30 minutes prior to each per­ formance. DEAR ABBY: Over the years, I have seen letters about dogs and cats needing emergency veterinary care. Preventable accidents are the No. 1 cause of death and disability for our canine and feline companions. Most of the time, pet owners say they were unaware that the plant * X .' their pet ate was poisonous, or llrey didn't recognize tire early symptoms of their pet's illness. Being informed and prepared is the key to having healthy, happy, furry family members. Dear Tire American Animal Hospital Association estimates a a a a a a • that one out of four pets could be saved if just ONE bask pet first-aid technique was applied prior to getting veterinary care. I would like to offer your legion of pel-loving readers a pet preparedness guide titled "Knowing Your Pet's Health." It’s a 20-page booklet that includes pet emergency preparedness advice, how to assess your pet's health, a health chart, a list of common plant and household pet poisons, a snoutto-tail assessment with worksheet, and suggestions for finding the best pet insurance. Thank you, Abby, for your many years of pro­ viding helpful and accurate information to consci­ entious pet owners. THOM SOM ES, PRESIDENT, PET TECH IN C r» <jr FRI Abby DEAR THOM: Because pet first-aid classes are not available everywhere, I'm sure your booklet will save the lives o f companion animals that might not otherwise survive. I commend you for providing such a readable and easy-to-understand guide for pet owners. Readers: l b order a copy of "Knowing Your Pet's Health," send a check or money older for $3.50 to: Pet Preparedness Guide, d o Pet Tech In c , 5800 Severin Drive, La Mesa, Calif, 91942. T he pet you save could be your own. DEAR ABBY; For the past year, I have been see­ ing a 35-year-old widow and motlrcr of three small children. About every five weeks and every holi­ day, her 24-year-old brother-in-law, "M ark," will call her and spend the night with her and the kids. If wc have plans, they are canceled to accommo­ date Mark. Also, when Mark is visiting, 1 am told uui it nuuU t c “inappropriate" for me lo be there or call her. A lte r a y e a r of th is, 1 finally loM m y girlfriend 1 was uncomfortable with this arrangement, and if Mark wants to see her and the kids, that's fine — but he should go home at night. My girlfriend became irate. last time was as Marie was leaving. She then turned to me and told me to leave. She said that Mark is family and welcome to stay with her any time. (I thought I was family, too.) do you think? If there is to be a future In Whatd ................. this relationship, we need your opinion. THREE'S A CROWD IN WISCONSIN DEAR THREE'S A CROWD: I f the relation­ ship with her brother-in-law was strictly platonic she wouldn't Insist that you be absent and not call when he la visiting. Wise up and move on. She has made her choice — and you're not I t O 20OT UNIVERSAL rRESS SYNDICATE Aggravated Battery • Robert Ott, 35, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police Monday morning for throwing and striking a man with a pool ball while at Uncle Nick'B Lounge located at 2605 Park Drive. Reportedly Ott was upset that the man was in the lounge and he was not white. • Anthony Jones, 22, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police Saturday morning after he reportedly struck a man in the face several times with his fishing pule. During Uie altercation In the Sanford Landing Apartments park­ ing lot, Jones also reportedly punched the man in the face and kicked the man's car leaving damage in excess of $200. Drug Possession • Lisa Barber, 30, was arrested by a Seminole County deputy Friday night after she reportedly took a "pee" at the back of Russell's Bromcliads Airptants in Sanford. During a search of her vehicle a partially smoked marijuana cigarette was discovered and a silver colored tube ___ The Florida TYall A ssociation Central Florida C hapter w ill have its Geneva Wilderness T G IF H ike Friday, Sept. 7, starting at 6 p.m. Individuals should meet at the Geneva Wilderness, located six m iles east o f Oviedo. It will be a 3-mile walk, and the group will adjourn to Black Hammock Fish Camp for dinner. The public is invited. For more information, call or e-m ail Joan Jarvis at 407-365-6036, bluctrailOaol.com n t r i i a pnoio djt iQfirmjr vrncwni People visiting Santonft Main Street Farmer** Market on Tuesday or Saturday will find an array ol orchids lor tale, along with var­ ious other produce, craft* and food Items. Military Notes Air Force Airman Eric A. Leavitt has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks of training, the airman studied the Air Force mis­ sion, organization, and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete bask training cam credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. He Is the son of David Leavitt of Lake Mary. Navy Hospltalman Apprentice Amy B. Reinalda, daughter of Terri L. and Ken R. Reinalda of Sanford, recently graduated hum the Basic Hospital Corps School at Naval Hospital Corps School, Great Lakes, m. During the 14-week course, Reinalda learned a wide range of med­ ical procedures used to provide first aid and assist Navy doctors and nurs­ es. Reinalda also received an introduc­ tory instruction for service in a variety of medical environments, from fleet hospitals and shipboard medical departments to fleet Marine forces and medical administration offices. Graduates' newly acquired skills and knowledge will enable them to used for smoking cocaine was found In her underwear at the ja il • Ralph Milton, 23, of Winter Springs was arrested by deputies Sunday morn­ ing for marijuana possession and drug paraphernalia. Deputies stopped Milton on his pedal bike on Brentwood Avenue In Sanford for not having proper lighting equipmcnL Found in his backpack was a baggy of marijuana and a Coors Light canoeing used as a smoking device. • Lcshon Tlndell, 20, of Sanford was arrested by deputies in Lake Mary after a routine traffic stop produced three small bags of marijuana. Tindell was charged with possession with intent to sell and drug paraphernalia. Holiday Weekend Thefts • Dianna Manie, 37, of Longwood was arrested by Sanford police for trying to pawn a stolen power tool at the Value Pawn located on French Avenue. • Clifford Anderson, 40, of Sanfond was arrested by Sanford police for steal­ ing batteries and mosquito repellent from the Winn Dixie Supermarket help provide quality health care to Navy and Marine Corps personnel and their families. Rcinalda's first assignment after school will involve direct patient care, but with her train­ ing, Reinalda can work in several areas, including first aid and assisting with minor surgery, pharmacy and laboratory analysis, patient transporta­ tion, and food service inspections. Reinalda is a 1999 graduate of Seminole High School, and she joined th e N a v y In M a y 2 0 0 0 . Air Force Airman Donovan C Bryan has graduated from basic mili­ tary training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks of training, the airman studied the Air Force mis­ sion, organization, and customs and received special training in human relations. He is the son of Sharon Bryan of Oviedo. Bryan is a 2000 graduate of Seminole Community College High. Air Force Airman Jam es D. Dixon III has graduated from basic m ilitary. training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks of training, the airman studied the Air Force mis­ sion, organization, and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son of Minnie Allen of Snellville, Ga., and grandson of Elizabeth Youngblood of Sanford. The airman Is a 1999 graduate of Shiloh High School, SncUviUe. Navy Seaman Recruit Ruben J. Petrovich, w n of Migtlalia and Charles Petrovich of Sanford, recently graduated from the Basic Enlisted Submarine Course at the Naval Submarine School In Groton, Conn. During the five-week course, Petrovich learned the basic theory, construction and operation of nuclcarpcivcrcd submarines. Petrovich also learned shipboard organization, dam­ age control, and submarine safety and escape procedures. Petrovich participated in hands-on learned about a submarine's basic hydraulic, water and air systems, and practiced escaping from a simulated sinking submarine. Petrovich Is a 2000 graduate of Seminole High School He joined the Navy in November 2000. dress. Police Blotter • Corey Prom, 31, of Lake Mary was arrested by deputies after Lake Mary Publix grocery store officials witnessed him trying to leave the store with two bags of ice and a case of beer without paying for them. The merchandise total was $36.65. • Gloria Rounory, 39, and Angela Robbins, 33, both of Sanford were arrest­ ed by Sanford police for trying to steal more than $80 of merchandise from WalMart. • Teresa Henderson, 45, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police after she tried to conceal a $50 Burdines' depart­ ment store dress underneath her own Fleeing Suspect Warren Hooks, 22, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police Sunday night an seven different changes. Officers tried to stop Hooks' red F-150 pick-up because they noticed it as the same vehicle they stopped days before for an expired tag. Hooks fled police, but was apprehended at his home after a foot chase there as w ell He was charged with driving with a suspended license, high speed vehicle flee, reckless driving, driving without insurance, wearing a headset while dri­ Seminole H erald “Serving S em inole County Since 1908" Wednesday, September S, 2001 • Voi. 94, No. 5 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave.. Seniord. F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *Fas (407) 323-9408 uses 4*1200 r c s t ^ t t s r Bond addreee change* lo The SEMINOLE HERALD F O . B ob 1607 Banfcmi f t S2772-1M 7 : - ^--. SAT A Lupus Support Group will meet 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, In W inter Park M em orial H ospital's library, located at 200 N. Lakcmont Ave., In W inter Park. Speaker will be Laura Summers, MD, Rheumatologist. Admission is free. Patients, families and the public are Invited to attend. For more information, call 407-295-8500. SUN The Florida TYall A ssociation C entral Florida C hapter will have its Apopka H istorical TYall H ike Sunday, Sept. 9, beginning at 8 a.m. Directions to the meeting rint are: In Apopka, from 3 . 441, drive North on Park Avenue. Go east on First Street to Forest Avenue. Park in the lot near the baseball field. Hikers wiU w alk 6.4 miles and see 49 historical sites. The public is invited. For more Information, email Steve Rajtar at rajtarQaol.com C ving, resisting an officer and expired tag. Open Container • Elias Ayala, 26, and Astrubal Camacho, 34, both o f Sanford were arrested by Sanford police for open container. The two were witnessed by police drinking Bud Light beers In Park and Shop food store parking lot. • Francis Murphy, 50, of Sanford was arrested for open container when he was witnessed drinking a Magnum 32 in a closed business at 2601 Park Drive. • Vance Brown, 44, o f Longwood was arrested by Sanford police after he was witnessed riding a bicycle down 27th Street and drinking a can of Natural Light beer. Peeping Nick According to the police report, the apartment manager of Towne Center Apartments in Sanford received numer­ ous calls about Nicholas Had dona peep­ ing into other residents' windows. On Monday night a county deputy observed Daddona peeping into six different apart­ ments while walking his dog — spending more than 10 minutes peering into each window. Daddona was arrested for voyeurism. —; ; D ou g F e tz e r R epublic N ew spapers, Inc. bout Exclusionary Zone Sanford police arrested its first sus­ pect during a narcotics and vice sting and as part o f his bond conditions was not to return to the city's exclu­ sionary zone. Curtis Littles, 52, of Deltona was arrested for contempt of court - violation o f conditions o f bond , W s welcome and comments. All letter* _ _ _ _ _ _ address and phone number to be wmm Write to us: W mt eSt em fS ? f\Pt s R .H c m ^ ran* IU 7 ) m u n �T i n : S e m in o l e H erald W rd n i’M l.iy S c |il( iiiln - i i, 2(J(II Obituaries NEDA WAMLEY BLANKENSHIP Nedn Wamlcy Blankenship, 67, of West 52nd Street, Riviera Beach, died Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2001 in St. M ary’s Medical Center. Bom Sept. 18, 1933, in Sanford, she was a homemak­ er and a member o f the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Survivors include six sons, Harold Earl Williams, Eric Earl Williams Sr., Ronald V. Freeman and Ricardo Johnson, all of Sanford, Barry R. Wamlcy Sr„ of West Palm Beach and Rodricus Johnson of Altamonte Springs; two daughters, Loretta Williams c Sanford and Venila Whitaker o f Eustis; a brother, George Wamley of Hallandale; three sisters, Geneva Duval, Laura June and Elma Young, all of Sanford; 25 grandchildren; and a host of great grandchil­ dren. W ilson-Eichelbcrger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. FELTO N D . BA R K ER Felton D. Barker, 78, of Buckshot Avenue, Osteen, died Saturday, Sepl. 1, 2001, in Central Florida Regional Hospital o f Sanford. Born in Austin, Texas, he moved to Central Florida from Cocoa in 1965. He was a retired, self-employed mason for 44 years and a former 32nd degree Mason and Bahia Shrine. He was also an avid hunter and enjoyed fishing. Survivors include his wife of 38 years, Betty Barker; five sons, Bill Barker o f Georgia, Buddy Barker of Orlando, John Barker of Deltona, Dale Barker of Osteen and Alan Webb of Ocala; two daughters, Linda Barker of Lakeland and Beverly Wright of Sanford; a brother, Ray Harmon of New Braunfels, Texas; two sisters. Lola Rautio and Shirley Jong, both of New Braunfels, Texas; 18 grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or a charity of donor's choice. Fourtown Cremation Inc. of Orange City Is in charge of arrangements. RUBY E, BRADSHAW Ruby E. Bradshaw, 93, of Selma Road, Longwood, died Friday, Aug. 31, 2001, in her residence. Born Feb. 4, 1908, in Fishers Island, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida 11 years ago. She was a retired entertainer and o f the Episcopalian faith. Survivors include two sons, Kenneth L. Bradshaw Jr., of Inverness, and Richard Bradshaw of St. Petersburg; ‘ three daughters, Judi Green of Longwood, Ruby iGagnon of Jacksonville and Eunice Busiere of Taunton, M ass.; 17 grandchildren; 26 great grand­ children; and 9 great great grandchildren. Banfield Euneral I Ionic of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. Victoria Ethel "Sister G raham " Dargan, 98, o f North West 26lh Street, Fort Lauderdale, died Thursday, Aug. 30, 2001, in Hospice Florida Medical Center. Bom July 22,19 0 3 in tonCemw ounoiy ocnooi Sunday Eeertng Wtd NO BIQ DEAL TALLAHASSEE s139 4 0 7 J2 * -3 I» 1Mommg 1i‘i■■■i■■i. ui--4 . worsrrp OiM siulr Wed. MghOUde CU> Sekrtet Samoa 10Mam From Orlando / Sanford A irport >M am 600 pm 7.00 p m 700 pm 6.00 pm www.of1andoaU1ink.com (round trip required) v U___ 1 » X he made to the American Cancer Society or The I lomeless Coalition. National Cremation Society Beacon Chapter of Winter Park is in charge of arrangc- Glass show returns to Civic Center 102, ol Beardall Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, Sepl. 2, 2001. She came lo Florida in 1950 from New Weston, Ohio. She was Pentecostal. Survivors include Iwo sons, Henry Poffcnbcrger o f Sanford and Frank Poffenbcrger of Arcanum, Ohio; and Iwo daughters, Ruth Bonncll of Sodus, M ich., and Patricia Bolton o f Geneva. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. RYAN JA M ES M CCARTHY-N IEVES Ryan James McCarthyNieves, 16 days, of Bitterwood Street, Winter Springs, died Thursday, Aug. 30, 2001, in Arnold Palmer Hospital of Orlando. Bom in Orlando, he was a member of Nativity Catholic Church. Survivors include his father, James Lee Nieves of Winter Springs; his mother. Heather Lynn McCarthy o f Winter Springs; grandm other and grandfather, Kevin and Donna McCarthy of Winter Springs; grandm other and grandfather, Melissa and Jeff Morales of Casselberry; and great grand­ parents Louise H. McCarthy of Port St. Lucie, Richard Rcbcllo of Orlando, Ruth T. Rebello of Orlando and Joyce Jordan of Exeter, N.H, Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. Once again, plans are under way fora rVpression G b '« ShtnV, scheduled for Sept. 14 through Sept. 16, in Itie Sanford Civic Center. Twenty-seven lop quality, knowledgeable dealers will be* participating. They "'ill be representing 11 different states. Gene Florence, well-known author, will lie the special guest. I le will be on band the entire weekend and will be* offering new books lor sale I le'll have ihe sixth edition of "Kitchemyare of,lhe Depiesslon Era,” "'40s, ‘5ik and '60 b Glassware,” and "Encyclopedia of Depression Glass," as well as the sixth edition of "Occupied Japan." Florence will also be auto­ graphing books. A display of Green Cherry Blossom by Jeannette Glass Co., will be on display during the event. I he show hours are 6 p.m. to 9 p.m, Friday with an admission fee or $5, which is good for all three days of the show. Doors open Saturday at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday fnun 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission for the final two days is $3. DEBORAH ALICE PUKTELL Deborah Alice Purtell, -19, of 4th Street, Orlando, died Friday, Aug. 31, 2001. Born in jesup, Ga., she moved to Central Florida in 1952. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. She was a mem­ ber of the Onondaga Nation. Survivors include her hus­ band, Ronald "R J" Prutell; two daughters, Suzettc Nosal of Orlando and M elanie Price of Orlando; her mother, Sarah A. (Thornton) Griffis of Clerm ont; three sisters, Maxine Bruns of Winter Garden, Linda Bradlk'iry <-f Clermont and Lynn Boggs of Winter Springs; and two grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. NAOM I DUNLAP POFFEN BERGER Naomi Dunlap Poffenbetger, MXHARDWARE MXHARDWARE aY X HARDWARE ml mwf ~ H a r d w a r e S to r e s ORLANDO AIR LINK 8 0 0 -8 4 9 -6 9 9 9 1 S P L IT L E A T H E R PALM W O R K O tL O V E J I T T 1’ " T fflMll'll * |§f| G ORDAN F .'W IL L IE ' M ANGHAM JR . Gordan F. "W illie” Maugham J r , 48, of Floyd Avenue, Lake Mary, died Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2001. Bom in Mobile, Ala., he moved to Central Florida in 1968. He was a mason and a member nf Seminole Community Church of Sanford. Survivors include h b father, Gordan Mangham Sr., of Lake Mary; a step-mother, Sharon Parker Mangham of Lake Mary; three sisters, Pam of Cocoa, Deborah of Orlando, and Kelley Kingsland of Oviedo; and Ihree brothers, M ichael and David, both of DeBary and John of Cumming, Ga. Memorial services will be 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, In Seminole Community Church, located at 5070 Orange Blvd. in Sanford. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations V IC T O R IA E T H E L D A R G A N FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE M4I SanM A x . Santort, FI Sanford, she was a homemak­ er and a member of Hickory Avenue Church of God. Survivors include two sons, Victor Da re an of uarg<! DARGAN Sanford and Jim m ie Royal Hill of Orlando; two daughters, Violet Dargan of Fort Lauderdale and Elflenta Deveaux of Greenbelt, Md.; 11 grandchildren; and 11 great grandchildren. 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A new program barring drug and vice offenders from 3 0 -by -13 block area is just what the doctor ordered Curtis Littles earned a dubious honor over the weekend. Mr. Littles was arrested on drug charges during a sting operation last month. On Saturday, he became one of the first arrested for violating Sanford's exclusionary zone, a 30-by-13 block area that is off limits to those convicted of drug and prostitution crimes. For too long, law-abiding residents in north Sanford have dealt with repeated drug dealing and prostitution activities in their neighborhoods. Numerous police stings in the area routinely net dozens of arrests. Despite the success of such stings, the illicit activities ultimately continue, often just hours after officers leave the area. Some label the offenses petty crimes, but there's nothing petty about living with crime night after night. A new crime initiative created by State Attorney Norm Wolfinger, Sheriff Don Eslinger and Sanford Police Chief Brian Tooley is designed to dramatical­ ly reduce repeated vice crimes in the area and give residents relief from nightly visits by prostitutes and drug dealers. In short, anyone arrested in the exclusionary zone — between 1st and 13th streets and Persimmon and Mellonville avenues — is barred as a condition of bond or probation from returning to the area. There are provisions for those offenders who live or have immediate family in the area, but their activities will be closely monitored. Tilts crime-fighting tool, while new to Seminole County,“has been effective in Baltimore and San Die$^0?hfef Tooley said a similar small-scale pro­ gram in Orlando has also shown proven results. What makes Sanford's exclusionary unique is the cooperation from the State Attorney's office. Wolfinger has agreed to have his prosecutors insist on the ban for those arrested in the exclusionary zone. Wolfinger, Tooley and Eslinger should be com­ mended for implementing the exclusionary zone program. Their actions re-enforce residents' belief the law enforcement community is serious about eliminating criminal hot spots, and it sends a mes­ sage to Mr. Littles and his fellow offenders they should take their business elsewhere. n /*i£>jpe*iTY JoiTACouwO TW£ toRWfft?- Y o u r V iew Missing dog story has a happy ending To the editor Our dog disappeared while jogging along side our kids in a safe neighborhood in take Count)’. She was there one minute, gone the next. Signs were hung offering n reward. She wore tags for easy identification. We searched Die area. We called the animal control depart­ ments of several counties. We watched the ads in the papers. We eventually got two more puppies. Nearly four montlis later, we were overjoyed when we got a call from Dr. Susan Wayne of Murphy Veterinary Clinic in Sanford. Someone from Ihe clinic had seen our sign and posted picture. They tad found our dog along State Road -16 looking very lo s t... a month and a half ago. She became the "clinic's dog" and probably got attached to them. You sec, this story has a happy ending. Her description of our dog matched. We were reunited today. We feel so blessed to ta v e her back and it was evident to us that they look very good care of her. Most importanlly, they con­ tinued to find her missing family. Every person at Murphy's clinic was so kind and personable to us. I just think it's the right thing to do to let people in the Sanford area know that their community has a very caring place to take their loving pets. God bless them! Kathleen Kahn Sorrento R uling ign ores im p ortan ce o f racially d iv erse cam p u ses It has not been so long ago that George Wallace stood in the schoolhouse dixir at the University of Alabama to try to preserve a lilywhite student body. And it ta s not been mi long ago that while students M the University of* modest affirmative action or gram as unconstitutional. Worse, the judges used the occasion to undermine the ideal of racially diverse college campuses. They were careful not t o a c t u a l l y r u l e on w lw U tL 'r n w l .t l d l w i t t i l y ot college camp ’ Georgia rioted because r their lily-white student . body ta d been marred stitute a "compelling state by the arrival of two — interest," a theory Itat Cynthia two! — black students. ta s growing support Norte of UGA's current Tucker among university prcsiundergraduates is likely • • • • • • dents and professors. to be old enough to Increasingly, academics remember those turbulent times, say part of the learning experi­ but many faculty and administra­ ence lies in being exposed to stu­ dents from different back­ tors do. And they can look around tire campus and see the grounds. The 11th Circuit panel left ttat claim to be tested W o re legacy of that recent past: Even the U 5. Supreme Court. now, despite efforts to raise the number of African- America as, Nevertheless, they showed their only 6 percent of UGA's students hostility to the notion. are black. "... lith e goal in creating a diverse student body is to devel­ With Monday's federal court op a university community ruling, ttat number could shrink. where students are exposed to A three-judge panel of the Atlanta-based lltlt Circuit Court rsons of different cultures, outjks and experiences, a white of Appeals tossed out UGA’s E applicant in some circumstances may make a greater contribution than a non-white applicant.... A white applicant from a disadvan­ taged rural area in Appalachia may well tave more to offer a Georgia public university such as UGA — from the standpoint of d iv e r s ity short 40 years ago. Nor is racism the only barrier to black America's achievement. Selfdestructive behaviors — from drug use and teen pregnancy to a youth culture tta t dismisses scholarship as a "white thing" — certainly play a role. —-- U w ut «i l i o n - w h i t e applicant from an affluent fami­ ly," the judges wrote. Somehow, dial ruling captured the naivete ttat is the special province of well-intentioned white Americans. Those judges imagine ttat the experiences of an affluent black kid growing up in suburban Dunwoody arc no different from the experiences of an affluent white kid growing up In Dunwoody. I wish ttat were so. But U Isn't — not yet any­ way. And you can only believe tta t if you tave never been black. America's racial dynamic is a terribly complicated thing — a lot more complicated than either affirmative action critics or civil rights traditionalists will admit. Racism is by no means os viru­ lent or widespread as it was a n u t n K l u n In n i l v i ’ a n d w e l l i n America. Every black American, no matter how wealthy, is even­ tually confronted by it. By con­ trast, no white student, no matter how poor, will ever meet a police officer or store clerk or judge who makes instant judgments about his character based on the color of his skin. Economic diversity on college campuses is indeed important, e iplace of but it cannot take the aching racial diversity in teaching lessons about the broad American experience. If college is to grant a genuine education. It certainly ought to Include the experience of rubbing shoulders with students who ta v e strug­ gled against the color line. c not An-ANTrACONsmunoN CLASSIFIEDS deals CALL 4 0 7-3 2 2 -2 6 11 r fle iiu AmericanGrill &Pub m V * ■ $ S a n fo rd , FI )0W UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP! ^ NFL SUNDAY TICK ET NEW 61” BIG SCREEN TV PLUS 9 OTHER TELEVISION SETS! f a r THE BHRn 1200 S . French avenue • Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 324-BARN (2276) • W ed.-Snt. 6pm-2am The Best Country Bar In Central Florida Under New Ownership Happy Hour Specials Every Niahf C o m in g .. Gary Allen 10/5* *Ty Herndon 10/18 t EDN ESDAY TUESDAY&FRIDAY^ W (Minus VIDEO BEER BUCKETS 5J ? no B iB rjiu aw hum us TPHTICLOSE 30$ WINGS 70$ DRAFTS w onm n SANFORD SQUARE *1566 8. 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Misuk Davis, the new owner of Wings-N-Things located in the Sanford Plaza off of 17-92, has more than 20 years experience in the original buffalo style wings. Beginning in Winter Garden, Davis has had restau­ rants in Orange, Seminole and Brevard counties and also Puerto Rico. Davis said she has always believed in giving back to the communities where her businesses have been located. Supporting her belief, she recently hosted a meeting for the Sanford Explorers —■even though the doors to her most recent business were barely open. Along with hosting the meeting, Davis provided everyone with a free dinner. A neighbor at the Sanford Plaza, Roy of Sam's Flea Miirket, also invited the Explorers to come to his store after the meeting to help themselves to anything they wanted up to $20, Davis said their generosity is a way to help out and be involved in the community. Wings-N-Things will be having its grand opening celebration on Friday, Sept. 14, and Saturday, Sept. 15. 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Night M o n d a y Is L a d ie s N ig h t H a p p y H o u r P r i c e s 9 to 12 * j �* I f I J Page 6 A T Wednesday. S cp lrm b cr 5 , 2001 C re d it Continued from Page 1A dow ntum ing economy." M orris made the trip to New York along with County M anager Kevin Grace and fiscal services director Cindy Hall. W hat does this mean for county taxpayers? According to H all, the potential for Increased savings on the traits and court construction bonds. "W hat we are able lo do because of the higher ratings is issue these bonds w ithout insurance," Hall said. "It makes the bonds more marketable because they would be recog­ nized more highly." Typically insurance on bonds cost approxim ately $500,000, said Hall, and since the bonds will be more mar­ ketable they "w ill --------------likely sell easily." Hall said the trails bond will probably be issued in October, w hile the court construction bond issued November. lo According Hall, one of Ihe reasons the coun­ ty received such a favorable bond rating was Ihe co u n ty 's strong lax base. The Top 10 property tax payers in the county make up a mere 5.1 percent o f the lax base, Seminole said Hall. Unlike Orange County, where the top tax base comes from tourist attractions, Sem inole County could still manage if one o f the top tax payers left. "It's just another exam ple of Ihe success story In the county," said Grace about the new rat­ ings. "A nything that cuts costs makes it more affordable, and it's recognition that w e're doing things right here. "It's easy for us to get lum ped Into Orange County and the tourism market, but ■ ec onomi c develop­ m ent," Hall said. "T h e success and im pact of that is statist I c a I 1y sound." According to Hall, since the creation o f the eco ­ nomic dovelo p m e n t d e p a r tm e n t in the 1990s, Kevin Grace industrial County Manager and commer­ cial is grow­ ing more rapidly lhan residential In the percentage o f total land devel­ oped. "A successful growth pro­ gram makes for high-paying stable jo b s," Hall said. "O ur unemployment rates are just a little bit higher than they used to be, but they are low er than the state and national average." Christopher S eminole H f.hald Senior Center hosts ‘tacky tourists’ that's not us. T h at's a good story in it's own, but w e're a better story." Hall said other reasons for the favorable bond ratings is the county's median income, financial status, current debt and growth management. According to Hall, Seminole County has boasted the highest median income in the state for the last 20 years, averaging out at approximately »48,tKX) pet resident. Over the past five years the county was able lo retain an average o f 16 percent of its rev­ enue to the follow ing years. Hall said. The current debt In the county is $184 per person, which according lo Hall is one of the lowest in the state for the coun­ ty's size. "T h e other strong fea­ ture is our It’s easy for us to get lumped into Orange County and the tourism market, but that’s not us. That’s a good story, but we’ re a better story. iik Patton can jAiJtosi by T&rwry 'VNvjpfif Charlie and Lorrotta Szuiowskl of DeBary put on tholr tackiest tourist apparel as pari ot the Sanford Senior Center’s Tacky Tourist Contost and Pizza Party, hold Aug. 30. ron* jf Latt: Michelle Hendrick ot Central Florida Regional Hospital helped emcee the Tacky Tourist Contest Above: Beryl and Tom Lackey of DeBary make a bid for first place with their outfits. 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During the evening's openhouse at the school, parents were reted at the door by Uncle m, a Roman solidcr, a kimonodad teacher and various other international icons. “We wanted to do something fun and exdHng to kick-off our S international theme and the Accelerated Reading Program," Mossman said. "We also dedded to dress up during the open house to help get the theme across to parents." Every few years, a committee selects a theme to be Incorporat­ ed into the school's standard cur­ riculum, Mossman said. This ar, the committee selected the tcmational theme inspired by Jules Verne's "Around The World In 80 Days." During the first few days of school, students filled out a sur­ vey concerning their heritage, said teacher Martha Gioiclli. The results determined what coun­ tries will be studied during the year. Spcdal events and projects are planned to help teach students about the different countries and their cultures. Each student will make a passport and stamp them with what countries they would like to visit. A country will also be highlighted each month on the school's morning television program, and next month, the students will visit Disney's S I I , , , 1 in|' r j r n l n *-■ u T - m i n i * ** ——-----M ikj pnoiu uj iofiM Tiy i iricaint, South Semlnolo Middle School's Rosa Aleman, left, represented Cuba, while Tamesla Glover represented Africa. Epcot. On Thursday, more than 40 teachers arrived at school wear­ ing costumes representing coun­ tries from throughout the world. The morning got started with the faculty singing, " I ’d Like To Teach The World To Sing." In Randy Allman’s English class, students were learning about China. However, the teacher was dressed as one of the most patriotic U S. symbols •— Uncle Sam. “We wanted to dress in cos­ tumes representing our class­ room's country," Allman said. "But, I'm a tall person, and this was all I could get into." Allman and Gioiclli, who both served on the committee that came up with the international theme, said the students and teachers at South Seminole arc really enjoying the cultural cur­ riculum. "The faculty arc excited because they like to tic in a theme with what they are teach­ ing," Allman said. "And, the stu­ dents think it’s fantastic and fun." As for King Henry VIII, he couldn't find a solution to the heat. So, by the end of the day, he was wearing the typical dress shirt and pants of a middle school principal. ifv iiK i proof a oy lom m y vinciTR Michelle Jerla can be reached at mdJertaOaemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. T h e r e ’s a b e tte r V W in s u ra n c e . 2 A * **b C *'* it U-*t You i nn Imy your in s u ra n c e fio in All Transmission A - w a y to b u y A'\ 1-800 Hm M p M t by Tammy Vincent South Semlnofa Middle School's Randy Altman and Martha Gtorelli dressed as Mr. and Mra. Unde 8am. And more volunteer* Community Care for the Elderly Is seeking volunteers of all ages to assist frail elders in Seminole and Orange Counties. Volunteers enrich lire lives of homebound elders by helping them live independently in their own homes for as long as possi­ ble. Some volunteers may quali­ fy for a stipend, a modest mon­ etary allowance. Mileage and expenses are also reimbursed. The next volunteer training is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 25 at 9:30 a.m. For more Informa­ tion or to register, phone 407628-2884, ext. 104. Upcoming reunion Although a Seminole High School Class Reunion for the class of 1981 won't be held until sometime in October, efforts are underway to locate as many old classmates as possible in advance. A definite date remains to be set, possibly based on the SHS Homecoming Game. 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"The 'very heart of our coun­ Taulbert said it was also the unselfishness o f the Good Itry is not the monuments that Sam aritan Home and its volun­ surround the Potomac, it is the teers that made him agree to the every day actions of individual eople who choose to live benefit appearance. Since 1948, eyond them selves," Taulbcrt the facility has been a haven for Indigent elderly and the dis­ said. Tnulhert, however, wasn't the abled. The Good Samarilan Home only person handing out praise. Lcssard and w as established by Timothy Mayor and Ruby Lee "M other" Wilson, Com m issioner W illiam s pre­ who fed the hungry during the sented the author with the key Great Depression and the war to the city and a resolution pro­ years. As the num bers claiming Sept. 1, 2001 Clifton Day. The Good increased, the couple founded Taulbcrt Board and the home, which was construct­ Sam aritan ed by members and friends of Committee also hosted a small reception for the guest of honor. Free Holiness Church. "I am absolutely amazed and Today, the facility Is run by Thelma Mike, who was encour­ thrilled that he is giving us his aged to care for the elderly by tim e," Good Samaritan Board her mother, Ruby Lee Wilson. Vice Chairman Phyllis Conklin More than 40 residents current­ said. "H e's doing this out of the ly reside at the Good Samarilan graciousness of his heart. He believes in community involve­ Home. Taulbert praised the efforts of ment. Michelle Jerte can be reached at "This was a family reunion the Good Samaritan Home dur­ mdJertaOsemlnofehereld.com or weekend for him and he still i. _ ing Saturday's visit and com 407-322-2611. mended the many hours of vol- came to Sanford," she said. "H e E G E D -------------Continued from Page LA anybody to lose what they've already achieved." There arc five sections to the current GED test: math, writing, literature, social studies and sci­ ence. Many times people will take the test and will not pass all the portions. They must then retake the failed parts to receive a Slate of Florida High School Diploma. lire new test will be a "good bit harder" with more difficult math questions and a greater emphasia on work-like docu­ ments, said Little. The new test will feature an answer grid that does away with math multiple choice questions, putting the emphasis instead on analyzing graphs and tables and using a scientific calculator. "W e're working very hard to make sure people are prepared for the new test," little said, "but we're urging people to come on in end finish the old test." To t o uVus th o o\d toot before the end of October. The test takes approximately six hours and you must be 18 years old. New applicants arc encour­ aged to enroll in the free GED prep classes available on SCC campus and the six study centers throughout the county before tak­ ing the test. The entire test costs $35 and $7 to $8 for an individual section. "We're down to the line now where it's a one shot try," Little ir ii| * v ii* v 9iv ^ photo by Tommy V ln n n l Bob and Linda Kuhn, loft, recently presented two Sea-Doo personal watercrafts tothe wlm! In memory ol Bob's mother, Madelyn S. Kuhn. The Soa-Doos will be used as Par1 ^ nn hnrvi in Arrant the donation for tho fire department were Dave Frost, center, Mike Tumor, said. According to Little, instructors have begun video-conferencing with test publishers and attend­ ing workshops to prepare for the new test TWo hundred and fifty calculators were also purchased in preparation. Instructors help assess the skills of individuals wanting to take the GED test They then help them prepare for the test through individualized assistance and a program called the "GED fast Continued from Page LA and I love It." There is also an opportunity for aspiring performers to par­ ticipate in the Sanford Opry. According to Davis, there arc several cast openings still avail­ able. For an audition, call Davis at 386-672-6500. The Sanford Opry will begin 7 m. Saturday, Sept. 8, In the clcn Stairs Theatre located at 201 Magnolia Ave. In Sanford, tick ets can be purchased at the track." The SCC GED program helps about 600 people a year receive their high school diploma. "Sanford was an agricultural center for years," Little said. "This was a different type of cul­ tural. Children left school to work in the fields with their families. They were not encouraged to go to school." B Christopher Patton esn bs reached et cpettonOsemlnolehersld.com or 407-322-2611. theater's box office until Friday between the times of 10 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and one hour prior to show time. Ticket prices are $15, general public, and $13, senior citizens. Groups of 10 or more are $12 per person. Reserved seating la lim­ ited. To order tickets, call 407­ 321-8111 or 386-672-6500. 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"Seven of the 96 bears we identified and tagged for this study were road-killed," Eason said. Bears do not naturally seek out humans, but they are attracted to the food ~ odors from gsrbagi ttiis, bird feeders, pet foods, com­ post piles ana grease on bar­ becue grills. They learn quickly'where to look for food wh when people don’t secure garbage cans and don’t keep pet foods indoors, especially at night when bears feed most actively. "Once a bear makes that connection between human dwellings and food, it can tum into a nuisance ani­ mal," Eason said. "The food bears get from human sources is the drive behind almost all hum an/bear con­ flicts. If people stop leaving food out where bears can get to it, the problem will largely go awaj “ When a bear I problem, the FWC first works with the affected landowner to prevent fur­ ther conflict, usually by securing attractants or "bear proofing" food sources. If the problem persists after preventative measures have been taken, the FWC may attempt to capture and relocate th*> animal,, hut that practice la largely ineffec­ tive. It accomplishes no more than moving a prob­ lem. Also, since there are almost no unoccupied bear habitats in Florida, moving a nuisance bear amounts to taking a problem bear and placing it on top of a bear that is not a problem. This situation often results in aggressive encounters between bears. Relocated bears often struggle to sur­ vive, and they arc subject to high mortality risk from ireto r vehicles or other con­ tact with humans. "Relocating nuisance bears is not the best option in most cases," Eason said. "It’s dangerous for the bears, and it’s dangerous for the people who do the cap­ ture, but we do try to allow it to work before we take more drastic measures." When bears repeatedly wander into human settle­ ments or do not display a natural fear of humans, offi­ cials have no choice but to euthanize (put to sleep) the Sec Outdoors, Page 2B 4B -6B SANFORD — With the opening ga ;ame jitters out o f the way, Seminole Athleetic Conference varsity football teams get one more week of dress rehearsals before they have to play for "real." Tne second week of the regular season finds most local teams again playing old rivals and conference foes before the start of the district schedule and the race for the playoffs. TWo neighborhood battles, a long­ standing r rivalry . . and an interesting g intracounty battle are on this week's schedule. S SAC football teams to play another round of non-district games Coach Bill Caughell's Lyman Greyhounds look to establish themselves as a contender when they look for the upset against Coach George Clayton's powerful Lake Brantley Patriots. This will be the home opener for the defend­ ing Seminole Athletic Conference Champion Patriots at Tom Story Field. The other backyard battle finds Winter Springs hosting its second Class 6A power in as many weeks when the Oviedo Lions come calling at the A. Wayne Epps Sports Complex. First-year head coach Steve Katz feels his Bears are talented enough to make a run at the playoffs this season, while Coach Greg Register is anxious to estab­ lish his Lions as a favorite and not just a darkhorsc for the 6A-District 1 crown. The other inter-county battle finds for­ mer district rivals Lake Howell and Seminole squaring otf at Thomas E. Whigham Stadium. The game also fcaS tt Football, P a g e 2 B Moving on Rams quartet off to college Ramsaur, Bennett begin college football careers Special to the Herald LAKE MARY — Christopher topher L. Lastarza,, a gradu graduate ofif Lake Mary High School, has committed to continue his education and football career at Maryville College In Maryville, Tennessee. The son o f Larry and Shari Lastarza o f Lake Mary, Chris has East Tennessee connections. His great-grandfather, Ernest M. Lees, is a resident of nearby Oak Ridge, Tennessee. After making the move from wide receiver to tight end prior to his senior season, Lastarza became a 10-game starter for head coach Greg Stanton. The 6-foot-2,200-pounder helped his team to a 6-4 record in 2000. In 1999, Lake Mary went 9-1 and won the district champi­ onship. A two-year letterman in foot­ ball, Lastarza also earned two letters in basketball under coach Kym Gaudreau. For the 1998-99 oasketball season, Lastarza was named Most Improved by the team. As an NCAA Division III institution, Maryville College docs not award scholarships based on athletic performance; however, for his proven acade­ mic ability and accomplish­ ments, the Lake Mary graduate has been awarded the Maryville College Scots Scholarship, a $7,000 meritbased scholarship. Maryville is ideally situated between the Great Smoky Mountains and Knoxville, the B y D oan Sm ith Sports Editor SANFORD — Taylor Ramsaur arid Willie Bennett, a pair of First Team AllSeminole Athletic Conference Offensive performers from last year, have taken their tal­ ents to the midwest to begin their college careers. Ramsaur, a quarterback and defensive back from Lake Brantley High School, is attending Augustana College in Rock island, Illinois, while Bennett, a four-year starter at running back for Seminole High School, is proving him­ self at William Penn University in Oskaloosa, Iowa. Ramsaur, 6-foot, 165unds, was a four-year perm er for the Patriots and head coach George Clayton. He was the offensive Most Valuable Player and won the Coach’s Award for Excellence after leading Lake Brantley to an 8-2 regular season record and a spot in the playoffs. He was also named the Patriots' "Athlete of the Sm Signings, Pag* 2B K tfaraM photo* by Art ZM m M TWo 2 0 0 0 Sammoie A tm o u c Conference First-Team performers began their college careers last weekend as the 2001 season kicked otf. Seminole High School's Willie Bennett (No. 31 above), a four-year starter at running back for the Tribe, la at William Penn University In Oskaloosa, Iowa, while Lake Brantley's Taylor Ramsaur (No. 5, right) has taken his many talents to Augustanna College in Rock Island, Illinois. « ID P % \ See lU n u , rage 20 Grand reopening of Sanford Memorial Stadium next week B y D t i r . Sm ith Sports Editor H lfltd pt>o4o# by Tommy Vlncsnt The excitement will return to Rinker-Stensirom Field at Historic Sanlord Memorial Stadium when Grand Reopening Ceremonies for the Stadium end the start ol the ASA Super Slowpitch World Series take place next Thursday. SANFORD — A year of hard woik and waiting will come to a grand fruition next Thursday (September 13th) when the ren­ ovated Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium is reopened for use. Grand Reopening Ceremonies are tentatively scheduled for 7 p.m. and will precede the open­ ing of the 2001 ASA (Amateur Softball Association) Super Slowpitch World Series. The stadium and the playing field, which has been named in honor of Wes Rinkcr and Julian Stenstrom, has been the home to such baseball dignitaries as Jackie Robinson, Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Tim Raines and Buddy Lake over the years. The ASA World Series will run through the weekend and brings together eight o f the top slowpitch softball teams in America and is leg three of the Grand Slam of championship tournaments for the 'pro' play­ ers who consistently drive the ball far beyond the 330-foot walls. Among the new amenities at the stadium is club houses for both teams, a new concession area, new bathrooms, a new press box, and improved seat­ ing under the covered roof. For more information on the Grand Opening or the World Series, call 407-330-5697. �T he S eminole H erald Page 2 B Wednesday. Seplcnnber 5, 2001 School Bus Race on tap for New Smyrna Speedway By Doan Smith Sports Editor BITHLO — New Smyrna Speedway will bo holding another of its popular School Bus Races, while Orlando Speedworld will nin regular divi­ sions races this weekend. Friday night (September 7th) at Orlando Speedworld, heats and features will be nin in the regular FASCAR classes of Super Late Model, Modificds, Sportsman, Mini Stock, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. Next week (Friday, September 14th) the Sunbelt Super Series returns to Speedworld another 125lapper in the Racecar Engineering Sunbelt Super Late Model Series. In addition to the Sunbelt 125-lapper, features will also be nin in the Modified, Sportsman, Mini Stock, Super Stock and Strictly Stock divisions. No Late Models. Dick Anderson of Wildwood has been domi­ nant in the series, winning five of the first six races, including the last 125-Iappcr held at Speedworld on August 17th. Anderson drove his Racecar Englncering/XIR Chevrolet Monte Carlo to win over Mike Fritts, who has the only other win on the scries this sea­ son. Gates open a 6 p.m. and racing 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. This Saturday (September 8th), In addition to the School Bus Race, New Smyrna Speedway in Samsula will also hold features in the regular FASCAR divisions of Super Late Model, Late Model, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Mini-Stocks this week. NSS will hold a Special Night of racing next Saturday (September 15th) as the SARA Late Model Series will be on hand to run an event. Also on the card will be features in the regular FASCAR classes of Mini Slock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Super Late Models this week. Gates open at 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7:50 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located at the comer of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. TEST AND TUNE BITHLO — Test and Tune will be held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando Speedworld. Cost Is $20, which is good for the car and three people in the pits only, while individuals can enter for $5. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NF.WSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOWMAOL.COM. Also you are invited to tune in to Daytona s WNDB-AM 1150 “Vie new "VOICE" o f SfocA Grr Racing!" every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. Tilts is a radio show that is devoted to Short Track Stock Car Racing and is sponsored by New Smyrna Speedway and hosted by Kandy Dye of Speedway Dodge and Don Ncrone and Terry Roberts from New Smyrna Speedway. They will lake your calls and answer questions at 386-2390033. You can listen to the radio show anywhere in the United States via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Give them a call and support "your” radio show! O utdoors — Continued from page IB bear to ensure public safety. "And even that doesn't always solve the problem," Fason said. "If residents persist in leaving sources of lood out­ side their homes, another bear will come along and create another problem." The FWC Is beginning a series of six studies to gather more information about the six core populations o f bears in Florida. The state Department of Transportation has agreed to pay for a $400,000 three-year study, which will Involve gath­ ering fur samples from sites that will be baited with doughnuLs and com . From the DNA speci­ mens contained in the fur, scien­ tists will be able to identify individual animals and keep track of their sex ratios, survival and abundance. "When we complete these studies, we will have a sound basis in science for future bear management decisions," Eason said. S H U P E 'S S C O O P Believe it or twt, there is a thriv­ ing bear population not fa r from Sanford. All along the area o ff of Hightvay 46-A and the St. Johns river near Cassia Ims a high con­ centration o f black bears. FISH IN G FO R E C A S T Bass action is as slow as it gets. Between the heat and high water, bass arc almost impossi­ ble to catch. Wait until cooler weather or fish at night. Bream and catfish continue to hit worms and mussels in deep bends, while anglers continue to catch mullet, catfish, and bream from the Sanford sea wall. Sebastian Inlet has fair action with Bnook, redfish, trout, and a few tarpon. Large live shrimp or smart baitfish work best on an outgoing tide. Captain lack at Port Canaveral reports that king mackerel arc the most depend­ able species, and can be found on Pelican Flats. 8 A reef and in the buoy line. Tripletail are also in the buov line, while the usual shcepshead and flounder can be found Inside the Port. TVout and redfish are rated as fair in the Banana and Indian riv en . Ponce Inlet has fast action with shcepshead, drum, redfish, and jack crevalle. Live or dead shrimp is the top bait. Trout and redfish are rated as fair to good in Mosquito Lagoon- S ign in gs,-----Continued from page IB M onth" for August o f 2000 and was the "Player of tlw Game" for his play against Lake Howell High School. In addition to being named the First Team All-SAC quarter­ back, Ramsaur also was named Honorable Mention All-Stale In CU h c»A . Am a m e n to r h u t u i f t i c d for VlU yards'on 169 attempts and scored JJ.tbychdgwqs. ftp, , also completed 64 of 107 pass­ ing attempts for 1,101 yards and 14 touchdowns, while throwing just two Interceptions in 12 games. The son of Carl and Cindy Ramsaur o f Altamonte Springs, *mmmm■ Taylor was named the winner of the 2000 Scholar/Athlcte Award at Lake Brantley High School. Ramsaur w ill be joining an Augustana team that Is coming off a 7-3 campaign in 2000. The Vikings have put together a string of 22 consecutive winning seasons. )tm tVames, a 1961 A u g u s ta n a g r a d u a t e , is in h is s e c o n d y e a r am th e h e a d c o a c h at his alma mater. Bennett, the son of Willie and Sylvia Bennett of Sanford, did not sign a Letter-of-Intcnt until July 30th because he was trying to make a decision of whether he was going to play football or baseball F o o tb a ll----------------Continued from page IB turns the coaches with longest tenure In the SAC, Lake Howell's Mike Bisceglla, 21 years, and Seminole's Jim Bernhardt, first year. Bisceglia's Silver Hawks, who are now in Class 4 A, have 16 starters, eight on both sides of the line, back from last year and arc out to prove that they are completely recovered from a couple of horrible seasons and are ready to reassume their place in the county's elite squads. Seminole fans, meanwhile, will get their first look at new head man Bernhardt and the new triple-option offense that should showcase the many talents of Bcnior quarterback Andre Raines as the Fighting Scminolcs get ready to begin their The 5-foot-8,185-pound left fielder helped the Seminole High School baseball team to a 25-9 record and one win away from the state tournament Bennett, who starred at run­ ning back, but actually began his varsity career as a freshman defensive back before being moved to offense after the F ig h tin g S e m in o le *' ru n n in g back corps was depleted by Injury. ■ The William Penn Statemen are well known in NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) circles and are coached by Jim Cox. first season in Class bA. The final matchup on the schedule may actually be the best as powerful Osceola High School from Kissimmee play a call on the Lake Mary Rams at Don Reynolds Stadium. The Kowboys have been a perennial playoff qualifier the past few years and not so long ago were the Class 5A State Champions and should prove quite a test for coach Greg Stanton's Rams as they prepare for their first season in Class 5A. Lake Mary's star junior running back Reggie Campbell, who was Third Team All-State selec­ tion last year, will be looking to show that he is one of the best backs in Florida when he tackles a tough Kissmmee defense. All of the games are set for a 7:30 p.m. start. Briefs PAL H O T S H O T H O O PS C O M PET IT IO N On Saturday, September 8th, the Seminole County Police Athletic League (PAL) will host the Hot Shut Competition. Hot Shot is a timed basketball event where ints are earned by shooting from pre-estabtied locations. The event, which will be held at Seminole Community College, is open to Seminole County boys and girls, ages 9-to-14, as of September 1. The gym will open at 8:30 a.m. with the compe­ tition schedule as follows: * 9 -1 0 ,9 a m . *11-12,9:45 a.m. * 1 3 - 1 4 ,10:30 a.m. There is no cost to participate. All competitors must fill out proper PAL paper­ work, Including emergency contact information, a liability release, as well as provide a copy of birth certificate. For more information, contact Sergeant John Zeh at 407-328-3762. G Elementary. All coaches and high school players must attend this clinic (girls aiid boys). For Information on youth league lacrosse in Seminole County contact AUison O'Sullivan (boys) at youthlacrosseOaol.com (407-774-8112) or Chuck Scales (girls) at Jcs8626502@aol.com (407862-6502). [ S A N FO R D G Y M N A S T IC S Fall Classes are being offered at Sanford Gymnastics for beginners, intermediate, and advanced gymnasts, plus cheerleading, Tae Kwon Do, Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and wall climbing. Dance Classes will also begin in September. Classes for gymnastics will be on Mondays and Wednesday starting at 4:30 p.m. and running until 7JO p.m. Cheerleading will be Monday evenings at 7JO p.m. for high school students and Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. for middle school students. Tae Kwon Do will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesday, Kung Fu for adults will' be on Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., J.m., and Monday Mond and Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. for kids. Sanford G mynas tics is located at 601 East 25th Place. For more information call: 407-323-2462, 407-252-3103, or 407-322-8234. M I D D L E S C H O O L L A C R O S S E C L IN IC S On Saturday, September 8, from 9 a.m. till noon there will be a Referee Clinic held at Forest City S A N FO R D FA LL A D U LT SO FT B A L L The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is offering Fall Slow Pilch Softball Leagues in the following divisions _ Church, CoEd, Industrial, Women and Men. Both Pinchurst Park and Zinn Beck Field will be used for the leagues, which will begin play the week of September 10th. Call 407-330-5697 for more information. C A S S E L B E R R Y BO W LIN G PARTY Casselberry Parks and Recreation will be hold­ ing a Bowling Party for this interested in being a >art of the first Casselberry Recreational Bowling arague on Thursday, September 6th at 6JO p.m. at the AMF Casselberry twines. Those in attendance will receive three free games and free shoe rental. For more information please contact Casselberry Parks and Recreation at 407-696-5189 or AMF Casselberry Lanes at 407-831-7171. New Seminole Hlflh School head coach Jim Bernhardt (middle, bottom row) and the rest ol the Fighting Somtnotea coaching staff will see their first home action this season when the Tribe hosts the Lake Howell Silver Hawks at Thomas E. Whigham Stadium this Friday night starling at 7:30 p.m. Continued from page IB state’s third largest city. Founded in 1619, it ts one of the oldest Institutions o f,higher,learning in the South. For six o f the last seven years, Maryville has been ranked in the top 10 of U.S. Nat'S and WorU Report's listing of the best Southern liberal arts colleges. Total enrollment for the fall 2000 semester was 985 students. Maryville College head football coach Phil Wilks said Lastarza should make a big contribu­ tion to the Scots' team. "His size gives him a definite advantage on the field," Wilks said. "Chris will help us answer a Htroth problem at wldp receiver." This fall, Lastarza, who chose Matyvilie over Greensboro College and IXisculum College, will join a team that struggled at times in the 2000 season but still saw its players ranked in several NCAA categories. Senior tailback Brandon Evans finished 13th in the country in kickoff returns, and sophomore unter Doug Loomis averaged 40 J yards per lek, placing him ninth in punting statistics among all Division III programs. Junior wide receiver Robert McCants was 27th In punt returns. Senior offensive lineman Brian Gossett was named to the AFCA's Good Work's Team, the Verizon Academic All-America Football Team and the Avo Grower Consensus AllAmerican Team. WUks, who is entering his 14 th season at the helm of the Fighting Scots football program, E holds the second longest tenure as football coach | In (be school's history. A unlive of Chesapeake, Ohio, the coach played defensive end at Marshall University in Hunting ton. West Virginia. He •' ‘ earned bachelor's and master's degrees from Marshall In 1970 and 1974. Three other ex-Rams have decided lo continue their college playing careers together at Middle Georgia Junior College in Cochran, Georgia. Jason Hadley, Justin Komondoreas, and Mario Fields as the Lake Mary graduates who are at try grail Middle Georgia, one of the: top ti junior college football programs In the country. Hadley, a Second Team All-Seminole Athletic Conference quarterback, was a three-year starter for the Rams, leading the team to a 15-6 record and one state playoff appearance in his last two seasons. He also was a letterman for the Lake Mary track team. Komondoreas was also a three-year starter for Lake Mary and was one of the top defcasive players in all of Central Florida and was a First Team All-SAC pick at defensive end as a senior. He was also a two-sport standout, being a vital member of a very good Rams weightlifting squad. The other defensive end at Lake Mary, Mario Fields, is also joining Middle Georgia. Like his other two teammates. Fields was a three-year starter for the Rams in football and was picked to the All-SAC Second Team and played in the Central Florida All-Star Game as a senior. He also lettered for two years in basketball. S C W D o m in a ito n Professional Wrestling returns to Altamonte Spring's Eastmontc Civic Center on Saturday, September 8th at 7:30 pm. This event is titled "SCW Domination" will feature 7 top superstai match ups as well as The SCW Dating Game. In the honor of Sadie Hawkins, lucky partici­ pants will be blddcd out during the event for the sake of match making. SCW is known for their entertainment as well os their fine wrestling. In the Main Event, SCW Champion, Frankie Capone will face Dagon Briggs. The NWA World Tag Team Champions, The New Heavenly Bodies will be taking on a SCW Mystery team. Also, SCW Mid Atlantic Champion, Justice will face for­ mer WCW wrestler, Jet Jaguar Accompanied by Sir Ronald Neiml IV. Also In action "Black Nature Boy" Scoot Andrews, Fete Cannon, Rico Casanova, Live Wire as well as other SCW wrestlers. Also, just announced a mud wrestling match up between 2 of the very beautiful women of SCW! This evening will be filled with great wrestling, possible new found love and many surprises! Tickets are on sale now at Ray's Appliances (407) 328-0083, at popular prices $10.00 Ring Side and $8.00 General Admission. Check out SCW out at: www.SCWMarked.com for updates and for further show infonnation. �Tur. S eminole H erald L ecals c m r o f u u i m art , fl o r io a No n o i o r r u n i c h ea rin g NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by th# C*y C o M u o n el to* Cky uf Lake M#ry, Ftortdt. (HI u b Camrreulon m i hold > Pubic Hearing an —Itarnbar M . TOOL i t TOO P M . or as toon toareaker a t poertUe. la conwlir « raqued bam Th* Cany Company tor F M tnqnrennq Plan Review d Uiwcuen Boulevard SJem to to* ~ru* r\f* <y way a | a ca o k) to* Mowing ol Traci I. LEGAL DESCRIPTION TRACT I A PORDON OF SECTION ( . TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH RANGE 30 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS BEGIN AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TRACT W, DMACUAN PHASE I , ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK S i. PAGES M THROUGH 79. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA THENCE RUN ALONG THE WESTERLY BOUND­ ARY OF SAID TRACT‘A* THE FOL­ LOWING TWO (2) COURSES AND DISTANCES: THENCE RUN S O r e t-ftr E , A DISTANCE OF iltJ7 FEET. THENCE RUN S M D r a r E , A DISTANCE OF 29751 FEET TO THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF T1UACUAN BOULEVARD AS SHOWN ON THE P U T OF SAX) "DMACUAN PHASE I -! THENCE RUN ALONG SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY THE FOUOWWO THREE <3t COURSES ANO DIS­ TANCES; THENCE RUN S 74 “0 r t r w . A DISTANCE OF 1T 3 S J FEET TO A ROBiT OF CUR­ VATURE OF CURVE. CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY. HAVING A RADIUS OF 13SOOO FEET ANO A CENTRAL ANGLE OF IS N S W ; THENCE RUN SOUTHWESTERLY. a lo n g t h e a r c c r a n a c u r v e , a d ist a n c e o f i n . t o f e e t t o THE POINT OF TANOENCY THEREOF. THENCE RUN s s r s n r w . a d is t a n c e o f * 5 0 0 0 FEET TO THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY OF RINEHART ROAD: THENCE RUN MWOe-LTW. ALONG 8AJO EAST­ ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY, A DISTANCE OF 7 9 0 0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTH UNE OF THE NORTH 71X00 FEET OF SAD SECTION S. BAD POINT ALSO BFWG THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF -OAKUWN CFMCTARY", ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK IS. PAGE M OF THE PUBLIC REOOROS OF BEMMOLE COUNTY. PUMOAiTHBICE RUN N s n r t r E along t h e s o u t h LME OF THE NORTH 72X00 FEET OF SA D SECTION s. A DISTANCE OF aSJJDO FEET TO THE POINT OF SAX) PARCEL CONTAINS 12 BOM ACRES. MORE OR LESS. The PuCAc I leering wB be haU to toe Ccmmtoeton Oerrbera.100 N Ccurary CAP Road, Lake Mary The Pubaa re aMied to eaend and ba heard- Saw heartog may ba eorttoued bom Sn a to tana unM a Inal la made by to* Cay Lecals Lecals Lecals The Local Planrvrg Agency wifl ba teeig an appacaBor. to change the Future Land Uee Oeeignabon ol the autyaa property from Medium Danaty Rewdennet la Mgh Denarty Community Cobeg* armouneae a ragWer Board mealing to wtedi a i pareone are Invited Dele end Time September IX 1001 « 700pm Community Hyou U* lo do to, a d*fatf*l may b* •nitw l a^amat you tot N f* M damandad m th* p*MKm 'Cop*#* ot ofi court doctimwrt* In !lhila caaa, Indudmg order* art avaiaibla •I h e 0*t% iA |ha CtroiH Court * Ik*. You may r*v*w th *** doev mania ufwn r*Que*i Yby must k**p (h* Clark of th* Clmiit Coutfl Oflc* notified of youi ojrranf adkjrpss (you may fit* None* of CwT*f« Addreat. Dorida Family Fortnl2u0tSV AAjra papertln tfis lawaul w« b* m***d lo lh* addr**s on record at th* d*rk a offer WARNING Ru*» 12 265. Florida Family Law Rui*a of Procedure, rec^sre* certain automatic dtadosure of docum*nt» and mformatwn Failure lo comply can r#*uft in *anc* Ions, fncfudmg dnimi«*aJ or striking A copy ol tie Compreharwm Plan. Future land Uee Map and propoaad tan In to* Community Development “ itment. Lake Mary City Hal. too North Courarv C U i Road. Lake Mary. Florid*, Monday through Friday anAnlng hoidaya, tram S 0 0 AM. unll 5 0 0 P M .o r you may con­ tact 0 3 Spivey, Cly Ptanrw, «! 407 MS-1447 tor ktarmatan concamlng ba haard regarding the propoaad rendmanl or wrfltan commantt may ba Nad wen Tie City Clare at 100 Norm Country Ctob Road. Lee* aeuuence to perbetpete In any ot toe Cry a ADA Coordtoator al haatl 41 houre In advance ot too maabng at (407) 374-307* C«y ol LaAa Mary. Ftonde Card A Foalet CtyCtort Pubkah: September * , 7001 EE04S_________________________ CITY OF LONOWOOO, FLORIOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARMOS TO CONSXKR ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OROMAMCES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toe Cay ol Longwood Ftonde. toet aw Cay Comnaeaton wB hcM a pubic hearing to oonatoer anaebnari ol toe lotawlng Ordnance* ORDINANCE MO. 01-1U 7 AN ORDINANCE O f THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA, DETER­ MINING THE AMOUNT O f ANO FIXING THE RATE OF AD VAL­ OREM TAXATION ANO MAKING THE ANNUAL TAX LEVY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING OCTOBER I, 7001 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30. 7007. PROVID­ ING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVER AB4JTY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. ORDNANCE NO. 01-1 SEE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIOA. ADOPTE4Q A BUDGET FOR THE C7TY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIDA. FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEOINMNQ OCTO BCn I. 2001 ANO ENDING SEP­ TEMBER 30, 2002. APPROPRIATMQ AND ALLOCATING REVENUE *OF THE CITY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 700113002. PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT BY ORDINANCE. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. OROMANCE NO. E M IBS AN OROMANCE OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOO, FLORIDA. AMENDMO THE PAY ANO CLASSIFICA­ TION P U N ; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Weldon Admrnitbanon BuHdtog Room A-TOO Purpoee Regular Monthly Meeting A copy ot toe agande may ba oblaiied by wriBng to Or E. Arm McGee « 100 Weldon h~«evero. Sartard Ftonde 32773 or by eeang Unde KiY0d d 407 3 2 * 7010 and arranging lor an agenda to be maied or evaieWa tor ptoi-up Pureuant to toa prmidone d toe Americana wrto DteaMOee Act any pareon raqWrkig epactal accommodefame to perhdpeae m toll meetmg la atbed to adatea Seminole Commuby Coiege al leafll 4 * houre be tore toe nweUtg Ly conLvdtog Unde Krug* *1407-328-2010 II you era hearing or I peach impaired, pteaee corned Seminole Community Coiege by caKng Me. Dorothy Paiahta at 407-32* 2109 Periona ere ertvwed r a t. t toey (data appeal any daemon made al tor* me rung, toey a d need ■ record ot toe proceedng* end lor auch purpoee. toey may need to Ineunt toal • verbatim record ol toe prooeedtoge re made, wham record Include* toe leebmony end evidence upon which toe appeal la to be Dated par 8ectan 2M 010*. Ftortde DATED B 3 a m MXPYkNNF MORSE CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By E Bailey Deputy Clerk Pubkeh Auguel 20. end September X U . 1X2001 DOTS* M THE CIRCUfT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DtVMION File No. 01-AJACP IN RE E8TATE OF LORAINE LOIS TISTLE Pubieh September S. 2001 EE042______________________ NOTICE OF ADbUMSTRARON Th* arknmwiraiion d to* e t u i* d LDiana Low TwB*. daewaaed. F4* Nimbar 01 -AM CP. re pentkng In toa C tn a Court tor Ser-vno*# Cotmly. Florida, Probata Drviaion, to* a d d ra u d wench w 301 N ParkAva, Sartard. FL 32771. Th* namae and aiblraeaat d to* patacnal rapreaenlalhe and to* paraonal repraeantabve i attorney era ealtorth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE MOTIF IFO THAT Al p e n u it mi whom C— n ets* a terved who have ob|*ction* toal dia*anga toa vaktoy d to* * X toa guatacatan* d toa paraorwl rapraDva, venue or (unadebon d tore Court ere required lo N* then t4v*ct«nl Wtto toa Court WITHIN THE U TER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF DIE FIRST PUBUCADON OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON DIEM. Al o r d to n of too decoded end other perwn* having daana or M THE CmCUfT COURT SEMMOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION IN RE: ESTATE OF JUUE ANN MOORE. AAVA JULIE A CARELU. NOTICE O f AUMMtSl RAIHJN The edmmlebenon ot toe ealete ct JUUE AIPI MOORE, deceaaed Fie Number 01 54X C P. mpanting In * ■ CkcWI Court tor BamtooN County, Ftorlda, Probata Dlvtiton. toa eddreae ol etoicii a 30t Norto Perk Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 32771. The namae and edebweeae at toe l Mid toe peteat lotto below. AU INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al poreone on whom We nonce a tnaiutngps in* viiarjf Of ws, m* bebone ol too pareonal repreeariatoa. venue, or Juradetan ol tow Court are raqiArid to Me toea obRcaona wMi toa Court WlTHtN THE U T ER OF THREE MONTHS AFTtn THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OH THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Al craGton at toe decadent end other poreone having cla im ot on wham a copy at tor* nonce It dal* d to* Iral publication d toa nobca muet Me toev derma wta tot* Court WITHIN THE U T E R 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 Al otoer creditor! at to* decadent and partona having datoia or demand! agalnal toa docadanre octal* muet Me toev »i_\ CJi court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCADON OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO FXED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data d to* Um pubacaboo d toa Notice a Auguel 29 2001 Paraonal Rapraaamairve Sandra Kowebe taaoQutoeiere Drive ivewnv. i L a t r o t -nay i lor u l 1 •i1vapivata "Tf I r,|i Ahi D noddeDarNo ISS323 A tari R. Coca. Eaqune p. O. Boa ISOMS Caaaatarry. FL 32718-OS95 Tvrvpnonv |407)S30 40W Pubatlt Auguel 2», and Seplambaf X 2001 r X 1001 The Cay Cmiaitaeluri a d conddar and adopOcm I on whom a copy ol tow noace a itorRnalpi altot toe pubic hearing. wticn rad ba dato ol toe irel pubicatan tit tow hald In toa cay Hal. 17* W e i Warran Avanua. Longwood. Ftonde. ncWca mual Ua toab dabrw wta toW 17to day ot Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF A TAPED RECORD OF THIS a . A O , 2001. M 7.00 p m , THREE MONTHS AFTER THE HEETTNO IS MAOE BY THE CnY DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ .A t FOR ITS CONVEMENCE. THIS TION OF THM NOTICE OR TMRTY toa meeting. Iraareeaad pa/iwa may RECORD MAY NOT C O N S T m n i appear and ba heard wtto laapad to DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ AN ADEQUATE RECORO FOR VICE OF A COPY OF THI3 NOTICE vopoaed Ordmancae ThW PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A ON THEM. hearing may ba oonbnued bom bma DECISION MADE BY THE CITY Al otoar eradtare ol toa darwdeaa - a itoM a inal acbon t* teian by WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREOOpereorw h r w e t l i w r =* toa c a r Commtaewn ING MATTER. ANY PERSON ,nde egainel aw daewdant e A oopy M toa propoaad Ontaancee WISHV40 TO ENSURE THAT AN ___ i m o l Me toea dam e w fi M i poaled al toa City HU. ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE court WITHIN THREE MONTHS .w o d , Ftonde. and acplae are PROCEEDINGS IS UAtMTAMED AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST on Me artto toe dark ol aw Cay end FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS PUSUCAT10N OF THtt NOTICE. eeme may be bwpecMd by toe torti­ ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECES­ ALL CLAWS. DEMANDS ANO le. SARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OBJECTIONS NOT BO F U D W U . NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC At perOH HER OWN EXPENSE. BE FOREVER SARREO. eona ere advloed toM. I toey deebta PERSONS WITH D tSA B Eim S The dele ol tow an* pubicafcn ot lo appeal any dadaion made al HEEDING ABBWANCB TO BARe to Saptordwr B. 2001 TX3RME M ANY OF THESE PRO­ I Rapreaamabva: need a reocad ol toa prrpMGnga CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT ROBERT JIUOORE and tor audi ptapoaaa. toey may T »« COY ADA OOORDMATOR AT *22 RanaWaansa Bhd, #30* need to Inaure tor* * -trbwam record LEAST a HOURS at ADVANCE OF I bprtnga. FL 32714 M made, wtato record to kiolude toe THE MEETWQ AT (407)324-3074. lor Potaonal Hdbncny and aattane* m en wbkto OTY OF LAKX MARY, FLORIOA J la to b e made (par Carol A. FoMer. C*y Clerk DONALD W. SCARLETT. ESOUIRE 1010*. Ftonde SakAeel DATED: Augud 7*. 2001 DONALD W SCARLETT. P A _______wta ilaattalai naeSng Pubtah Seplantoar X 7001 1003 E*W Concord Strew ueHtenca to pertaptoe to any M CEQ22_________________________ _ Ortendo. Ftorkta 32803 toaee prscacGnge thcvAd nomad FAN. 111821 toe A O X Ooocbwtar. al (407)200M OW S OF (4 C T )ir-*’ K« 34* I , M toad 4S hour* el advance ul ta:S*ptom b*r X I I . 1001 PUSUC NOTICE M haraby given. I me meeting EE041 _________ mol on toe data and taw W ed I o a t e d n :l t d day d At«uaL X & . DatodfH* bokwrand ccmttoMnfl bom dey to dry AuguM 30.1001 u m a* gesda are add. wawB o«i M CITY OF LONGWOOD __________FPUSUC HEAMNOS OF FLU PUbta Auaton, to toa Ncyad bjddar, OERAUXNE D, ZAMBRL FOR THE PROPOSED CAPITAL tor cadvM toa warehouMol STOR­ CITY CLERK AGE USA, tocatod M 4*0 Ftorkta i X lo o t CFTY OF SANFORD, Central Parkway. Longwood. FL EE04*__________ *27*0. toa loAmrtng good*, w arn. Nobca M hereby given tool PtA*c m tu n le e tor red and otoar CITY OF LONOWOOO, n O R B A Heartnge w * be held In toe i fcr wNdt a »an on aama M NOTICa OF FUSUC MEARF40 Cummwelon Room M toe Cdy Ha* to TO CONSXICT ADOPTION OF ctototod. to w*. to* CXy ol Sartard. Florid*, M 74X1 FROFOtED RESOLUTION DATE OF SALE: W M / S t o'dodt PM on Septombor 10 ta d TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: T »JE OF SALE 2 3 0 PM I X S001. to a (Cuetomar NamaKUna IMSrtal , NOTICE 0 HEREBY GIVEN by toa Program tor to* bacal year ol I ’ C r y d Longwood. Honda, toal to# Daacrtpbon ol Oooda Batog Scad) October 1. 2001. to Saptontwr 30. Ttoi McCoy • S t Soto. Smoker. | Cay Comrteeaton wB head a ptto*c 2002. hearing to oonddar anacknam oto. Tod*. Bob Dawton * M 4 Hoaaa A oopy ol aold Capiat Program ta*« Hdd M n *. Sabrtoa WMam* * S3* r e s o l u t io n n o . s i - i s * o ba amiable, bom • 00 AM to * 0 0 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY PAL Monday torouta Friday. M We W* 8 tofl5 T r r o t e c t x w AUCCOMMISSION OF THE CITY OF oMca d toe Cry Clerk, 300 North LONOWOOO. FLORIOA, ADOPTTX3NSERVKXS Park Avenue. SartanL Ftonde. tor tA IMG A FIVE YEAR CAPITAL U C E N SE 4H 3 -to , 'S M W i IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR A s a o s o daamng ttopom w « t a I tor bach i* d pwehaaa and THE FISCAL YEARS 2003. 1004. Al paid** In TOOL TOO*, and 2007. PURSUANT lO tta W tae * Have an cpportunly to ba haerd TO THE REOU0EUENTS OF SEC­ Wamd hearing TION X 07 OF THE LONOWOOO Th* PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES CITY CHARTER, PROVXXNO FOR M M d c ra a p -----HEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARAN EFFECTIVE DATE. tow wadi*, laid aato to be under TX3PATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ The City Commwaiai wB i md by vklua at toe odutoe d toe CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT laid R eacA iw tor Inal | Mma. to eutto eaeee made and THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COOROMATOA AT putaab Saptamtwr X I X 1001 which wB be hail to to* G»y M*X 33G6S2S a HOURS W ADVANCE ITS W ctl Warren Avenue. EE047_____________ ________ OF THE MU: I WU. Longwood. Flortdx on Monday, to* ADVICE TO THE PL0LX2: 7 * per* W OTKSDFOUN GII t r t i day d Saptombar. A D , 1001. to appeal a daewton M TBO pJti. or a * aeon toe re Mtot pa O F F U T O SSU N O U M made wta raepad to any maoar conAN OR074ANCE OF THE CITY OF eatorad d to* above moaong or U X E UARV. FIORKM./AJENOMG Iwarng. ha may need a varbabm ^CO M PREH EN SIV E F U N TOR wta roapad to to* propoaad m o ld d toe prooeadtoga, Inckatag naeoktotm. Thw hearing may be THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORI­ corWkwd bom ta t* to tone ta d total DA. PHDVXXNO FOR A CHANGE racod la n d ptovkead by to* Cty d to token by to* Cay OF FUTURE U l ® USE DESIGNA­ Sartard CF12*60105) TION FROM MEDIUM DENSITY Cyntora Porter, A copy d to* propoaad Raaokdnn fUSJOENTlAL (MOR) TO HIGH Deputy Cay Cterli I* poatod d toa C*y HaX Ipngwaod. DENISTY RESIDENTIAL (HDRI; PUAM iS*pe*m b*rX200l PROVIDING FOR 8CVERABXITY, Ftorlda. and copma am on N* wta EE040 toa Clark d toa C iy and aama CONFLICTS. ANO EFFECTIVE be toapactod by to* puMc. DATE. to TH* ORCUTT COURT NOnCC 0 HEREBY GIVEN toat NOTICE Al pareon* ere edrtead OF THE EIGHTEENTH to* C by d Lake Mery Local Plerwng to*L * toey dead* to *(peel eny JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Agency wS heto a pubta hearingJ o IN ANO FOR __________ , toey need e I COUNTY record'd tod dooeeitag* and tor Ma^w* and O y CommwWon con***. Fwy may head to earring l a above propoaad ort»CASS NO. 01 -00-24074BO-K ________ a varbabm record M rono* tor a ewwMcMa Mur* land Hor*n* Cam Jt. m u , ah ch rtootl In kickrtM tok u a a m n d n am to •>•* C Jj"i PaLSonar toebmony and yvtdFww t*cri whrta ANO to* appeal i* to b * mad* (per Dian* Jena* Sactan Md OIOS. Ftortde StabAae) Wetaaaday. Saptombd IX 2001. al La** Mary Cay HM, 100 Norm NODCS OF ACTION _ _ _ _ _ lo pametpd* In any d Country Cato Road. Lake Mary. TO D tanoJena* yiae* proceeding! thould cod ed Fkxkto al 7 0 0 PJ4 or a * loon toare(Nam* d Ratpondanl) tie A D A CoorGntajt, d (40R2SO(Reepondera* Lad known addrete) 34 Th* property to ba conektorad kV jag* I . d toad 4 * hcavt In advanoa d ■147 N W 24Vi Averera MtomL F U toe m M ecdv emendmedl I* a t me 33147. Datod tola 3 td day e* Arta«L A D , YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod an action ProyaiX 2001-LU-02. Faatoar Edge BOOI. hat bean Ned agdnd you and tod c m OF LONGWOOD A - Llccap«*« Hum** yvu a.1 rttjjred in tenre a copy d GERALDINE 0 ZAMBHl your wdton deteneei. * any. to * on CITY CLERK Ucabpn Th* n udiaatl comer d (name d Petitioner) Home* Cain > . Puttah Septomber X 2001 Bui Ortd end Rmeharl Road whoa* addrea* M S00 WJtow Lead BEC07.TW P203RCC3CC. FEOU Avenue. Sartard. F U 32771 on or Pared A and Pared B batng pdl d betor* (date) H M I , and U* to* L d I . Faatoar Edga. ACondarranavn ortand wta to* Clerk d W * Court d Lor acam tag to to* pld toarad. aa [Clerk* ettorete) 301 N Perk Av* Bantam. FL UTT1 recoded at Pld Booi 2*. Page Sartard. FL 17771 before verve* on Node* d Board Mailing d toe pubic record* at BenanoU PManner or enmodletoty toamafier Th* OtoWO Board d Tnreta** d Cotvtty-Flcrtda. to THt CtoCUD COURT o f m e i it h JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, to ANO FOR U M B M X I COUNTY. FLORIOA OCNERAL JURISDtCDON DtVIStON CASK NO: M C A 1 *3 * 14 0 CITIBANK. FCDERAL SAVINGS BANK. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CKKX3RP SAVavba OF FlOfUOA A FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VX FRANCIS P. MCCULLOUGH IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. a s s i g n e e s , l ie n o r s . CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CUIUtNQ AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST FRANCIS P MCCULLOUGH. PENNY L MCCUUOUCH if LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CUIUING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. IM 3ER OR AGAINST PENNY L MCCULLOUGH. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE S A U NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN pur*u*nt to an Otdat Gtanlln* to* Mdkto to Read Foradotun Sal* doled Auguel I X 2001 eraerad In Card Caaa No OOCA 1*3* 14 G d to* OtaM Ocurt d to* l*TH Judcral CWuk In and b» SFMblOLE CotaXy. SANFORD. Flonda. I w * aa* to to* Ndwei and bad bidder kx caeh el WEST FRONT DOOR d to* SEMI HOLE County Courthouse. 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SAN FOOD. Flonde. d 1100 a m onto* 24 day at Bepiembar. 2001 to* Idlowing doaatoad property a t eat lh In ta d Summary Find ^ jajeaW aM k iB M M LOT 6. WINOTREE WEST. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PU T BOOK *0 . PAGES 97 ANO M. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dttod W * 73 day d AuguM. 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) UARYANNE MORSE Cl*<k d toe Cvurt Court Oy Mery Stroup* Qaputy Ckuk PuLtoh ki D IE 'FUINOLF. MFRAID IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, peraon* wta d ta b ta a * nr mg a epwad eccommodebon ahmAd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al to* SEMINOLE County Courtooua* d 407 5654 2 2 7 . 1BOOSW-7T71 (TOO) or 1-400-B56X770. vt* Flcnda Roiay Sonne* DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF (01 s UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE BOO PLANTATION. FL 33324 (954)233-8000 00700M1CMI) PubkehAuguel 29. and Saptamtier X 2001 00254 Wednesday. September 5, 2001 P a g e 3 B I.EGALS Lecals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fll# No 0 IA 7 4 C P IN RE ESTATE OF WAYNE SOOOTKA NODCE OF ADMMMTRADON Th* admmretrelvm d toa a eu i* at Wayne Sobotke, deceased. Fll* N teta * N pandng to toe CVcue Ccvrt lor F vmtnrta Cotvny Fevvy*. Probei* Orvteron. hi* ertdree* d which la Seminole Cavity Clerk d Court. Probei* DMwon. PO. Bor 6099. Sanlord Ftortde 32772 The namae and adtbemsae d to* persond rapraaanieav* and « reprveentative t etlomay ere ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AJ persona on whan tola nobca it challenge to* vaMMy d to* wB. to* quattcabon* d toa pareonal repreeantatota, venue, or Junadtotan d Yet Court ere laqtAtd to N* to** obyectonl wta due Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOIK E OR THIRTY PAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A* creditors d toa decedent end other persons having claim* or demands aganal decoders* vital* on whom a copy d tore nobca it dal* d to* * n l publication d toil nohee muet Me toev cleans wta tola Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS ATTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE OF ACOPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A3 otoer credaora d toe Seceded and parson* having dayna or demand* again*! to* decadent* c h a d must hw t < » cr*rm» « ir-r court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL C U IU S. DEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dale d to* Bm pubbeetan d We Nonce MAuguel W, 2001 Ronald E. Harvay 455 Detroit Terrace DeBtry. Ftorlda 37713 Attorney tor Personal U W OFFICES OF MARY F. TROTTER P A Mary F. Troller Attorney al tow Florida Bar No 0377*00 1BOO Perronx* Dr, Sue* 300 Ortando, Florida 32*10 Telephone (4071774-1233 PubSeh: AuguM 27, and September X 2001 002*7 JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO 00 CA 1*43 14 L IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. ERICA L RATLIFF, IF LIVINQ, ANC IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. OEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST ST THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ERICA L. RATLIFF; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ERICA L RATLIFF. IF ANY. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. JOHN DOE ANO JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTIS] RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purluant lo an Ordai Granting toa Mobon to Revel foredoeur* Salt dated AuguM 20. 2001 entered ki C M C at* No 00 CA 1*43 14 L d to* Orcua Court of the 18IH J u k w Ctrod ki and tor SEMINOLE County Sartard. Ftortde. I d d k l a h-ghad end bail bidder tor cath d AT WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE d to* SEMINOLE County Courthoueo, 301 N. Park Avanu*. Santotd. FL 32771. , Ftorkta. al 1100 a m on to* I t day d September. 2001 to* toaowlng deecrtaed property aa ad torn In add Suranary Find JudgmonL v> rrtt LOT B. ROSE COURT ADOTTION TO SANFORD. ACCORDING TO THE P U T RECORDED IN PUT BOOK 3. PAGES 3 ANO 4. AS RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA SAID LAND SITU­ ATE. LYING ANO BEING IN SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Deled ton 20 day d AuguM 2001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARVA'JIC UCIUC Clark d to* Cbcua Court ByMarySIrtMM Deputy Clark Pubieh In THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. pareon* wta dtoditatu need tog a (par'd thoMkl contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, toe SEMINOLE CotvHy Courthoue# al *07X85-4227.1-900915 *771 (TOO) or I -600-9555770. DAVID J STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE BOO PLANTATION, FL 33324 1954)213 6000 00-59235(9X1 Pubkta Auguat 79. at X 2001 00260 L ecals L ecals A* cmtbtara d to* dacadant and S. 2001 DD2S5 on whom * oopy d rtk* nonce to •wrvTOwffininin™*1iwtoi ainwr ra dare of tfre Mref publication of Na ncOoa must fla Brelf cfaJma wah fNa Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF ACOPY OF THIS NOTICE Off THETA Al oihsf erection of (ba dacadant nd paraon* having claim* or demand* agalnal to* decedent i e d it* mud Me took d u n * wta re* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CUIM S, DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FXED WXL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* del* d t » M auMcbten d tore Nobca It Augud 29.2001 W ROBERT GOLDMAN. JR PO Boa 1*1557 Aftamonto Spring*. FL 3271* inomey lor Repreaentaova: Donald w S c a r l e t t , e s q u ir e DONALD W SCARLETT. PA 1003 E*M Concord S b ad Ortando, Ftorkta 32703 FBN 112*21 (407)4225177 Pubieh: Augud 27. and Saptorrpor 5.2001 0 0257 M THB ORCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH ju o a cu u . ORCurr M ANO FOR SEMMOLB COUNTY, F *e No: 01 -443-CK IN RE: ESTATE OF JOY L RAUSCHER. NOTICE OF ADtPNW F AVION Th* eontordreben d to* * * t e » d JOY L RAUSCHER, deoeeeeX F I* Nurrber 01-443C P .it pendtog into* Ocurt Court tor Bameioto County. Flortdx Probata DMdon. toa d which to 301 N. Park Avanua. Sartard. FL 32771 The namae and adbaeeee d toe pervond mpreeerrtatrve end pereond repre9 A U 74TERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. Al paraon* ico n whom toM nobca to aarvad who In to obtwcaona tod Tangajha vabdty d toa wB, to* quatacancna d toa paraond rapraa*r**9v*. vanu* « (tktodebon d toto Court a t* raqukad to B * T ab ob(*obon* wta raa Court W1THM THE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF IN THE CmCUfT COURT FOR ■EMHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBAT1 DIVISION FU* Ha. 01-402 CP IN RE ESTATE OF MAI2IE R MCKENZIE NOTICt OF AOadFBBTRATION Th* adntowlieXri ul Pd aetaM J MAIZIE R MCKENZIE, decaatad. FM Ntanbar o I -402 CP. to pandng to to* Ckcub Court lor Saminol* County. Fiona*. Probate Drwtan. toe a d d *** d wttah to 301 N Perk Avenue. BartanL Ftortde 37771 Th* noma end addrete d toe A U INTERESTED PERSONS AflF NOTIFIED THAT Al pareon* on whom Tito node* to chdtong* to* idbMy d to* W x to* qutWIcallone d to* Pareonal Rapreeenteto-a. vanu*. or Jwtodcbon d M e Cowl a t* raqdrtd to Ik* took obHcTew wta 99* Court WITH­ IN THE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCADON OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF T H 0 NOTICE ON THEM Al e n d to d of Vto rtooodoN m l othor portorit hortnQ ^ ilw i of on whom ■ copy d toM nobca to del* d toe IkM pddPTTdk d tor* Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCA T10N OF THB NOTICE OR THtRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al other otettawe d to* deca dent end pareon* having ctalm* ct demand* again*! to* decadence Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS. DEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WXL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data at toa Met PubTcaaon at toto none* to Augitol 2 7 .2 0 0 1 . ROSE OUVERSEAU 14*7 Eato 103rd Btraal Brooklyn, New VMM 1237 tar F .J No. 776590 d Amber Johnaon. PJL 1201 B. Ortando A nnul Buka 350 Taiaphcn* (407)7405005 M T H BO RC U T COURT t h is n o t ic e o n t h em Pubieh: Augurt 29. and Baptardwr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHB17TH 4 cradtara d toto decoder! and X 2001 OF THE ItTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR f t ANO FOR BOBNOLB COUNTY. M THB ORCUIT COURT BIMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA OF THB EIGHTEENTH FLORA) A take or tie Ant pub*c * *on d toto GENERAL JUOeCIAL CMCUTT OENERAL JURIED4G1IOM DIVISION JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOS t 119* CA 14 P Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF MANOFOB THE BANK OF NEW YORK TRUST CABS NO; 71 C A S K 144. (COUNTY THREE MONTHS AFTER THE STANDARO FEDERAL BArac COMPANY OF FLORIOA N A . A* DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCA■now OF Tv«* N om ca cm THwrrr TRUSTEE PLAINTIFF c a m NO. oi-CA-iaaa-14 a v w DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF BERPLAINTIFF VS CmtoAHK. N A.. AS TRUETEE. v ic « o f ACoenr o f t h ie HCmOB VS. ROBERT BLACK. JR IP LmNCt. ON THEM. DCNIM L. GARVIN. IF LIVING, AMO IP DEAD, THE UNKNOWN AND IF M A D . TW « UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. a e a u a a . H a m a , o cw taaao. a n w n s a * ,,,, is iw w u s . GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS, UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER unknown pareon ki Court-WITHIN THREE MONTHS TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CUIUING AN INTEREST .............. an d to* SUBJECT REAL AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PARTIES CUIMINa AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ROBERT BU C K . J R : A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO AGAINST DENISE L. GARVIN; LNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT NODCE OF ACTION OBJECTIONS NOT SO FXED WXL UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DENISE BLACK. J R , IF ANY. SEARS. TO KEVIN EUGENE BUSBY BE FOREVER BARRED L GARVIN. IF ANY FOX CHASE ROEBUCK ANO COMPANY. Reeidence Urtona Th* data d to* l t d pubacabon d HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ON 7 ekve, and 7 i •ta ftabo* to Augud 2 9.1001. INC; JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOG BEHALF OF THE US de ta ta g totand by. tonudi. under AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN DEPARTMENT OF MOUSINO ANO ^ k w ( KEVIN EUGENE BUSBY Ja n a E . Tooto POSSESSION URBAN DEVELOPMENT. ANN X end *7 perbee k a to g or deknkig to 205 N Chat* Cl. DCFENOANT(S) WIOOINS. IF UVINO. AND IF Akamonta Bprtnga. FL 32714 RE-NOTICE OF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. tor Paraond FORECLOSURE BALE HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. , NOTICE 0 HEREBY GIVEN purASSIGNEES. LIENORS. TO: ANNETTE SANDRA BUSBY Richard B. Owen CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL ‘ •uam to an Orda» Granting to* Ftorlda Bar *201715 Honor to Raaat Famdoaum Bda OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN 7 earn, and I dead, i *290 8 H ay-1 7 5 2 datad AuguM 20. to o l antorad to INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER Un*ng ntereet by. h n u p l wider P.O. Boa 1*099* C M Caaa No. 9 * 119* CA 14 P <4 OR AGAINST ANN B WMGINS; agakid ANNETTE SANDRA Caeadbarry FL 3271X0995 to* C bod Court d to* ISTH JuddM 2EB WEBB IF UVINO. ANO IF BUSBY, and a l pars** having or (407)730-4009 Cecil* to and tor SEMINOLE Covsy, DEAD. THE L.lsNOWN SPOUSE. clatitng to htoro any rtgrt. an* a (407)8305537 taa Sartard. Ftorkta. I w * **7 to to* HEIPS DEVISEES. GRANTEES. KHaraai In to* proparty hanki PubTdn Augud 29. a ntdwM and bad bidder lot cadi M ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. X 9001 Wad Fred Door d to* Cotvtooua* CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO AU YOU ARE NODFIED tod t a actain 00297 d to* SEMINOLE Courwy OTHER PARTIES CUIMINa AN tor Fondoowa d Mortgag* on to* Courthoua* to Sartard, Ftortde, M INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER M THB CBICWT COURT FOB 1 1 0 0 a m . on to* 17 day d OR AGAINST ZEB WEBB: CAROL LOT 7, FOXMOfuT EAST. September, 7001 to* toToerlno LYNN WEBB IF UVMO. ANO IF ACCORDING TO THE P U T aeecrbed property a * Ml tom In DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. THEREOF AS RECOROED M P U T HEIRS. D EV 0EE8, GRANTEES. BOOK S I, PMQEfl X I ANO 7, PUB­ N J [ NUMBER: 0VT9XCP a s s i g n e e s , l ie n o r s . LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE IN RE: ESTATE OF LOT 37. FOXCHASE PHASE L CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU COUNTY. FLORIDA: a/V/a T21 GENEVA C. PENIEY. a V e ACCORDING TO THE P U T OTHER PARTIES C U IM IN a AN Edgamon Avtre* , WMar Bprtige. GENEVA COWART PENLEY. THEREOF AS RECOROCD 91 PU T INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER FL 32707 (SSN *2 9 7 5 4 5 1 9 9 ). BOOK 3X PAGES 77 ANO 71. OF OR AGAINST CAROL LYNN WEBB, ha* b**n Mad agakid you tad you DfCMMd. THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ JOHN DOC ANO JANE OOE AS am nqW nd to aonro a oepy d yow NODC7 OF ADM97 7 TRATION NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA unknow n t e n a n t s in arTOtan datanaax « my, to X on A m * The d bnatabd tan d to* a d d * d Dated tor* 71 (toy d Aupid 2001 p o s s e s s io n M C ru i-A lw ei. Anomey tor GENEVA C PENLEY, * V * GENE­ (CMCUrT COURT BEAL) DEFENDANT18) Pleiad, whoee i kka i l to SWto 300, VA COWART PENUEY. d ici n ed. MARYANNE MORSE RE-NOTICE OF 1 (7 0 Itedrupe Avanu*. Cord F ie Nwnber 01-734-CP. M pandkig Ctotk d to* C bod Court FORECLOSURE BALE Qabtax Ftorkta 3 31*7 eta k i tarty to to* Ckcu* Cowl tar Bonktod* By Mary Streep* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p a (30) dsya dtor Tia (rd piAtocabta d Courty. Ftorlda. Probata Oirtotan. Deputy Ctefc euenl to an Order Granting to* toM Ndto* to to* ta d Me toa oripkid to* adiba** d whKh to Room 402N. Pub*ah kc THE SEMINOLE HER­ Mobon to Reeat F o t c t a u l Sato wta to* Clerk d toto Cowl dtoar 301 North Pari Aeorai ALD dated AuguM 20. 2001 edarad in Ftorkta 32771, and to* IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE C M Cat# No 01 CA 3*6 14-L d to* _ raaeat d to* pareonal AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES Qrcdt Court at to* 1ETH Jud d d a detauK * 0 b * e rte n d agalnd you wive and d to* paraonal ACT, poreone wta diaat W ie needCbcdt In and tar SEMINOLE Cotmly. tog a apedd acccmmodaiun diodd Sartard. Florida. I wta ea* to to* AU PYTTRESTED PERSONS ARE corned COURT ADMINISTRATION, hdtoM and beat brddar tor c* 4h at WFIHESSmy hand and to* ead d NOTIFIED THAT _ to* SEMIMOLE County wad born door d to* courtooua* d toto Cowl toto day d AUG 22 2001. Courtooua* d 407-32X433X 1500to* SEMINOLE Cavity Courtooua* 9555771 (TOO) or 1 5 C 05S 55T JX tocatod at 301 N Park Avanu* In vto Ftorlda Rday Santa*. . Bartard. Ftorlda. at 1100 am . on to* MVyHWra I Mtional f DAW) J . STERN. PJL IS day d Saptombar. 2001 to* M.A e C ta rtd toto Cowl d toto Court ar* ragwrad ATTORNEY FOR PU04T1FF ‘ by Jane E Jeeawt. io B * too* odacbon* a t a fita Cwrt 901 A UNIVERSITY DRIVE to vard Summery Find AeDapWy Oerk WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE SUITE *Y> JUdOTMlX KMWt MONTHS AFTEI) D C DATE OF PLANTATION, a 33324 LOT IX BLOCK X LESS NORTH a epeotol ectnmmodabon to parbciTHE FVWT PUBUCADON OF T H 0 (954)2335000 1 1 0 0 FEET. ANO LOT 11. BLOCK X pata ki te e procwedkig ehodd oonNOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER 99-40Tax AMT) LESS SOUTH * 7 00 FEET. WYNtad AOAConrdknaaw d Samnota THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Pub*eh Augud 79 and Sadambar NEWOOO. ACCORDING TO THE County Courtooua*. 301 N. Part COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 12001 P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Avanu*. S u l* N 30I, Sanlord. Al endow* d toa deoadad end DD259 P U T BOOK 4. PAGLS 92. S3 ANO Ftorkta 32771. d toad *ve day* otoar paraon* having claknt or 94. PUBLIC RECORDS OF S t Ml pnor to to* prooatibng damandt agatod decod ed ! a# M THE CBkCUT COURT HOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Tetophon* (407)823-4330 art 4227. in whom a copy d Via ndto* to Deled toa 20 day d AuguM 2001 1 5 0 0 5 7 5 5 7 7 1 (TOO) or 1 5 0 0 aarved atato tom* mwtaa dtat to* U MMOLE COUNTY. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) 9567770 (V) vto Ftorlda Relay del* d toa N il pubacabon d toto FLORIDA MARYANNE MORSE PROBATE CXY1MON Ctotk at th* C bod Court PuMduAugud 29. and Saptontoar Cowl WITHIN THE U T E R OF FXE NUMBER 0159X C P Bydtary t o a d X 2001 THREE MONTHS AFTER THE M RE. ESTATE OF DepiVy Clerk 00254 DATE OF D * FIRST PUBUCA MIRIAMS GOLDMAN. Pubkeh n THE SEMINOLE HER TION OF THIS NODCE OR THIRTY .D n a iii ALD NODC7 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ NOTICE OF ADMWrtTRA'nON IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Mark Conduction Co. tnvta* a l VICE OF ACOPY OF 1 H 0 NOTICE Th* admintobabon at to* *N*N AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES auboortonotor* and aipp*an to aubON THEM MIRIAM S GOLDMAN, d ec**** ACT, perecnv wtto d i d ta ee need­ d to* decadent m* propniad to toam tor to* MtowFU* Ntatoar 01550 CP. to pandhg ing 1 apaod ectcmmjdatun MvxAd a tog prayecL INTERNATIONAL TER In to* Ckcu* Cowl tor Santo canted COURT ADMINISTRATION, agun d MMAL APRON PAVE50NT REHA Court-;. Florida, Probei* Dtvtoion. al to* SEMINOLE County BXITADON tor to* Sartard Airport Ihi a-kb me d ahkto B 301 Norto Counnuue*d407-GLl-tL.',. , XA> Cowl WITHIN THACL MONTHS Autowly. Mark CordcucbBi Co Pari. Avanu*. Sartard. Flonda 9555771 (TOO) or 1500 9 5 55770 AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST ancoungn MbEAYBCGBE parka 32771. Th* M I M and addaaaaa d via Ftond* Rday Santa* PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. DAVID J STERN. PA A U CLAIMS. DEMANOS ANO paraonal raprotantaovo* anomay tor mvtow d toa Central AnORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF OBJECTIONS NOT SO FXED WXL era eel tom batoer Ftorkta B A t a i Euhang*. Ortando 901 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE BE FOREVER BARRED AU INTERESTED PERSONS ARE Dodge Room. Ccnabuctan Martel 5LXTE 500 Th# data d to* iral puMcaacn d NOTIFIED THAT PLANTATION. FL 33324 toa Nobo* to Augud 29.2001 Al pareon* on whom toto ndio* to (95412335000 p e r s o n a l r e p r e s e n t a t iv e tarvad who have ottacoont tod Ead ang* o by cetaig Mart 01560261AMI) BEVERLY ANN MXFORO chakenge toa vtldly at to* wB. to# PubtahJkugud 29. and SepMmbar Condrudion B (4 0 7 0 3 1 5 2 7 5 32 Chimney Sweep Lane, urn* quakkeabone d to* paraond repta5.2001 B d n d a* beta prtot to 4 0 0 pm t a x AKm u eenUIrr*. vanu*. or Anwbcaon WataPdtay; B t o l i w l i i I X 1901 m J2S2I----------------------GRACE ANNE GUVW. PJL to * Court art reguaeJ W Me took order tar tedi to ba uunaidemd Th* Attorney tor Pareonal Repneartatm ofyerta ra « t a *ae C a n WITHM IN THE CtaCUtT COURT preyed bkta Thuradey. Beptetroier 1340 TuaiawMb Road. BMW 109 THE U TER OF THREE MONTHS OFTHC17TH 20.2001. Deed any nqwret to We Winter Springe. FL 32709 AFTER THE DATE O f THE FH9T JUDICIAL ORCL'IT. Gelmh and 1*i propoaaii to Tetophura (*07)039-1110 PUBUCADON OF THIS NONCE IN ANO FOR (407)332-5311. By O n e* Am * Qiavki. Eaq OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE SU d N O U COUNTY. PUWeh Saptontwr 6, X 12. 2001 FLSar 1350605 DATE OF SERVICE OF ACOPY OF FLORIOA EE COO Putkuh Augud 29. end September THIS NOTICE ON THEM OENERAL �L ega ls TH ECW CUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO 97-1141 CA DIVISION BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS TRUSTEE O r VENDEE MORTGAGE TRUST 199* 1. . Plan) id. L THE PUBLIC H t CORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA A K A 816 MARSHALL STREET. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA 32701. al public eda. lo the hr^ieFt and bail bidder, lor ca»h. AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COON 1Y COURTHOUSE. SANFORD, FLORIDA Florida, al 1100 A M . on ma 20 day ol September, 7001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Mary Stmupe Deputy CleiX le a Ottee« ol Oemel C Conauagra 6901 North Armenia Avenua Tampa F I 33804-1041 Attorney* lor PlamWI pi-hf|h- Aug-.nl 29, and September 6,2001 DD252 VINCENT L, PAiANO, #1 *1. Duf*ndantl*l NOTICE O f RESCHEDULED f ORECLOSURE SALE i - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pmluan) lo an Order Rescheduling rtxactoaura Bala datad August 70 2001 and entered n Casa NO 9? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 1141 CA o) ms CVcult Court ot ms L .EIGHTEENTH Judoal C n u ) m and OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT I, lot SEMINOLE County, Florida IN ANO FOR ,wh#ra«i BANKERS TRUST COMPA BEMINOLF COUNTY. NY OF CALIFORNIA, N A , AS STATE OF FLORIDA L TR U S TEE OF VENDEE MORTCTRL DIVISION ♦ GAGE TRUST 19961. Is the Plant*! CaaaNo. 0 1 -C A -U 1 M 4 ' and VINCENT l_ PAIANO. ORANGE GROVE PAnK HOMEOWNERS NATION SCREDIT FINANCIAL -A S S O C IA T IO N CO HECTOR SERVICES CORPORATION. RIVERA, FVA. ara It* Defendant*. I SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO . will eaklo to# hi(Fi#»! end beef tedder NATIONSCREDIT MORTGAGE lot cash al WEST FRONT DOOR OF CORPORATION OF FLORIOA. ■THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT PiaMdl. • H O U S E. SANFORD, FLORIDA al v* 1100AM, on tha 1#th day of PHILIP FRANCOIS AMIA PHILIPPE September. 2001. tha lo#ov B FRANCOIS. E T A L . rtescrkiad property as sal fodh n said OatandanRi). i Final Judpnert NOTICE OF ACTION S LO T 19, OF ORANGE GROVE TO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ,s PARK, UNIT I. A SUBDIVISION PHILIP FRANCOIS M C A PHILIPPE .•ACCORDING TO THE PLAT S FRANCOIS THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT last known ratdanca a T. BOOK 27, PAGE 60. PUBLIC 101 Francea Circle, RECOROS OF SEMINOLE CCKJN Sprtng* Florida 32701 IV. FLORIDA Current reerdenca rt A K A 959 N JETUCO DRIVE. CASUNKNOWN i.SELBERRY. FL 32708 YOU ARE NOTIFIED va l an action , WITNESS MV HANO and Iha saal to loredot* a mortgage on Iha tot» of tfw Court on August 23.2001 toning properly m Sarranola Corny. - (St AL) Farida, to e l Maryann* Mona LOTS 21 ANO 22, BLOCK 30. SAN * CUu* ol ma Ocuif Court LANDO, THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. Dy Mary Stroups SANFORD SECTION. ACCORDING Deputy Clots TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF Echevarria AAuodaiat. PA AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. ; . P O Dos 25016 PAGES 65 1/2 THROUGH 66. PUB­ Tampa. Flotida 33622 5016 LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE F97357396 COUNTY. FLORIDA. "Sea American* ertlti DiaafMMias Art 731 KM1 TUB EJ11A1I 7BU H IU yKT If you am a person with a dtsabtHy am mqarad a nanm a copy ol yaa j . who need* accommodation n onjar nrtBan deten***. a any. a 6 on Mark : to partcpale n mis pnjceadng. you O. Beeakitone. Esquire. PldnHITe are entitled al no cos) lo you. lot me ■ Homey, who*# addrax la 1247 provision of certain asaislance, South Myrtle Avenue, peamater. FL Please eontert Court Adownslrenon 33756, nrmn may day* from tha Ural al 201 N Pars Avetxre, Sanford, dam ol pubacakon oI mm nonce, and Florida 32771. telephone number Ma ma ongnal wkh ma Clark oI d a (4077665-4227. erlhin 2 working Court atthar before eenrtce on days of your racapf of this document; Plaintiff* anomay or Immeiketely If hearing unpaired, (T D D ). t 600 955-8771 amarad ageinrt you lor ma mkal PubUsh August 29. and September 5. { 2001 D0253 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FL0RI0A, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION I CASE NO. B*-CAH*4-14-e . IMC MORTGAGE COMPANY. A FLORIDA CORPORATION, 1* SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO 'IN D U S TR Y MORTGAGE c o m p a n y . l t *. y i sen (ANtifwsoM . ja m b , o a t M iD tH SO H .im UHUMOWHWf C ' r » WW MWWRROW ANDERSON ALBERTO L LEON. NY0IA I LEON. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANTS). IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. inn O CG Ji. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S) ; UNIVERSAL TRUST INC : WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PHESENILY EXISTING. TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR TRUSTEES O F SAID DfFENOANT(S) ANO AU. OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. OR AGAINST OEFENOANT(S) , JOHN DOE, UNKNOWN TENANT, JANE DOE UNKNOWN TENANT. Oefendamti) NOTICE OF BALE Notice la hereby gtven Fat. pur >uam lo a Fatal Summary Judgment ol Foradoaura entered In tie abov*ttyted cauaa. In F a Circua Court ol Same*** Courky. Fiord*. I w* ia< ma ptopart/ M ud * In Sammola County. Honda, daaenbad aa LO T 9. BLOCK 0. OAKLAND ES TA TES . 1ST SECTION. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGES 19 ANO 20. OF L eg a ls WITNESS my hand and ma aaal ol mri Court on AUG 22 2001,2001. (SEAL) Maryann* Mona CLERK OF THE COURT BY Rum King Deputy Clark NATCRE 871 Pubkah Augual 29. and Saptanmar 5. 2001 00251 W T H t CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANOKM U W M H A COUHTV. iM a n to m tn H c u i h o i o i eee c r m o ru t I l l l l l O f MART MBMB0M, N o nce OF A O M w e m u no N Tha arknmacrabon d ma aalale d MARY ATKWSON. daoaaaad, F*a ffcxnbar 01-669-CPi* pandng in to# C m d Court L r Sammola Couky. Florida. Probata Drvtaion. ma erkbee* ol winch la Poll Office Draw* C. Sarkord. Florida 32772 Tha name* and addraaaaa d ma op peraonal rapmaematom and Bd cm panonal rapraianUBva'a anomay ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AAE NOTIFIED THAT A l paraona on artiom mra noeca la •erred w in Id re uuyacbon* Fat ctu lin g i ma raadey ol tie ad. ma ryakncl ttora ol ma paraona! rapreaanumm. venue, or (urtaiMKXi d Bid Court ara raqurad to Ma Brae obyectmne edh *aa Coral WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l credaora d me decedent and her paraona havMg claimi or on whom a oopy ol Dae nobca M data Ol ma m i pubkeawn ol F a noooa nkial Ma ma* rtaena wWi tea Court WITHIN TH E 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 ega ls THEM A l omar creator* ol F a aecadent and paraona haring clalmt oi demand* agamit Ihe decedent • attain n u l lie thee da m i arm Ihn coon WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A IL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND 06JCCT13NC NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol ma I m pubNation ol B«» tfcrt-.ee a Augur! 29. 2R01 Perioral Rapretentalrve RACHEL CHRISTENSEN JOHN A BALDWIN. ESOUIRE TVmda Bar No 114179 7t00 South U S . Migheny 17-92 Fam Pad. Florae 32730 Telephone 4077634-1424 Anon-ay lor Paracmai Reureea.il*:..* Putfceh Augual 29. and Saptarrrtar S. daacrtiad property, a* *al lorth m *akl Sixnmary Fmal fcAtg/ranl of Forectoeura Including Award ol Anomay*' Fee* and Coat*, to »wl Lot 21 d TiMBERWOOO, according to Iha Plat tberrol. a* racordad m Pial Book 26. al Page 98, ol Ihe Pubkc Record* d Sammola County Florida DATED mu 22 day rl A-igi*i 2001 Mary Anna Morte, Clerk By; Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk DENISE M ROSENTHAL, ESOUIRE ADORNO 6 ZEDER PA 2601 South Bayahora Dmra Suite 1600 Miami. Flortda 33133 (3051858 5555 n y?u f it 7 perann wkh a duabkity 2001 order to partidpaia Bi mi* proceed Big. you ara entitled, al no co*1 to you, to Bit prorlticm d cartam u n lance Plena contact Court Admmralrabon at M l North Park Avenue. Suite TOOL Santord. Home 32771 (407)323-4227, within (2) wortong day* d your i*ca*4 d mt» no«ca. 4 you ai* hearing ot roue rupeeed. cal 1 (800) 955 6771 Pubkah Augutl 29. and Sapiamtiar 6,20(31 DD246 DD250__________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION Caee No. 01-CA-U77-14 K EOUICREOIT CORPORATION OF AMERICA. PlamWI. v* CARL C. DANSEREAU and___ DANSEREAU, imknoen spouse d CARL C DANSEREAU. « married. WINTER PARK HOSPfTAL; ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEUSUNOCLT. INC , a Florida corporabon. dtVa Fiord* Hoop**!. CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD. CITY OF CASSELBERRY. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. NOTICE OF ACTION TO CARL C DANStRLAU. 451 Lowndee Squire. Cateelberry. Florida 32707. YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an action to toredoee 4 mortgage on ma lob lowing property 6l Sammola County, florid*: Lot 3. m Block C. d CARRIAGE MILL . UNIT NO 4. according lo Iha Plat Bieraol. at recorded m Pial Boo* 18. al Page 56 and 69. of Iha Pubkc Reoordaol Sammola County, Honda hat bean Mad again*) you and you ara raqmwrt k> aarra a copy d yea* wnrtan detente* / any. to a on ADORNO 6 2EDER P A . PlamWr* anomay*. whcaa addraa* M 2601 Souto Bayahora Orrra. Suae 1600. Miami. Honda 33133. and Ma me original wan tha Clark ol th* Court aimar before nin e * on PiamWT* anomay* or Bnmadalafy thereafter; olhanm*. a defeuk ad be entered agarret you tor Via ratal demanded In Iha Comnlamt Oalad on the day d AUO 21 2001, 2001. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Clark of ma Coud By Rum King Deputy Clark N you ara a paraon wth a draabaiy who nu di any acoommodaton m order to parkdpaW 6i Baa proceed Big. you ara emitted, al no coal to you. to m* pmnatan ol cartaBi aaatalanca Plaaaa contact Court Admmtlnbon al 301 Norm Park Aroma. Sulla 14301. Santord. Ftartda 12771 (407)323-4227, within (2) workng day* d your racalpl d h i noeca. ■ you ara hearing or voice Impaired cal t -(600) 955 6 771 Adorno U e d a . P A WWl tlkOMBi tlMi'vmFmmm OrMi u rj ! Pubfwh Auguet 29. and Saplambar 6.6001 00249 04 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE t»T H JU04CLAL CJRCUTT 04 ANO FOR ■6M04ULC COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION 0IVIS1ON CaaaNo. 01-CA5OJ-I4G EOUICREOIT CORPORATION OF AMERICA %— FRANK J BAKER and K MICHELLE BAKER, tea w4e. at a l. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purnor* to a Stannary Fmat Judgment ol Foractoaura Inckakng Award of Anomay*' Fee* and Cotta dated June 29. 2001. amarad Bi Cake No 01 -CA 80314G ol ma O ra * Court ol ma IIT H Axkdai CmxJi m and tor Sammola Counly. Flortda whatam EOUICREOIT CORPORATION OF AMERICA la Via PlambR and FRANK J. BAKER and K. MICHELLE BAKER, hra wda. JOHN DOE m JANE DOE Ware Da lem m a. I w4 te l lo » » h^ieal and ba*i biddar tor oath, al watt front door ol Bra Bartknoka Counly Courmouee r ma CBy d Santord. Florida al 11EX) 0 dock A M . on Tue»day Via II day 01 Sapuntoar. 2001. ma totowing Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Legals Circuit Court Seminole Courtly. Ftortda C u t I 01-CA-134O-15-K The price Ran Rana!*aanca Partnarahip. L P. Plamtifts v» Loudoun Jeweler*. Inc Dfffd'ndinl NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S BALE NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN dial by virtue d Biel certain Wr* d E .ecuhon lamed oul ol and under Iha aaal ol me Cmom Court d Sammola Counly. Florkli. L u s f 0I-CA-IJ4&-16-K upon a Inal (udgmanl rendered m Via aloraaald court onmeHtndayotMiy A D 2001 mmaloaitamcataenwied Tha Price Hen Renatttance Partnerthip, LP.. Plakilill(*(, ve Loudoun Jeweler*. Inc., Defendanl(t) which atorauid Will ol Eiecunon wai deUverad lo me a* Shetfl ol Semmol* Cramty. Ftortda and I hare toned upon al me ngt* me and murati ol me detendanti*) Bi me toaowmg deaertoed property. *ak) property being located m Sammola Cramty. Ftonda. more parUcUarty daaenbad aa tonow* Uwcalanaoua fawaky Bidudmg but not krnnad to rtiga. walcha*. ear rmg*. bratetor* A complete mventory Ml to avaaabla lor viewing a| Via Sammola County Shertft* Omca. Court Samcaa. 100 Bu*h Bird . Santord and Via undersigned a* ShenH ol Seminole County, Ftortda, wil al 1100 A M on Ihe 1today of Oct A D 2001 over tor *ato and eel to ma hghetl biddar, FOR CASH IN HANO AND SUBJECT TO ANY ANO A l l EXISTING LIENS, at Iha Front (Wa*l)0oor, at the alapa. d the Seminole County Courthou*e to Santord. Ftortda. the above Thai avid aala to bang made to tab tofy Iha Iarm* ol Vito Writ ol E n o io n Donato F E Unger. She HI M k M County. Ftonda n o t ic e r e g a r d in g t h e a m e r ICANS WITH DISAB1UTE3 ACT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A 0ISABIU TY NEEDING 6PECIAL ACCOMMO­ DATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT THE IN* o n e r WHY WRITS SECTION Ok THE Civil DIVISION AT In *. *1111*1 r a 111 1 K.E, IDO F T LEAST FIVE DAYS PRK3RTO TH E PROCCttHNOS (407)645 6640 TTD (407)6663323 WXh Sale Hato O n : Ocl. 1.2001 Pubkah Augual 29. and Saplambar 6. *2.19. 2001 00247 NOTICE OF r u s u c SALE PUBLIC NOTICE to hereby mat. on Via dale and al Via lima hal­ ed bakae. and comvajng tram Day lo day itoU al goods ara add w* wkl aei M Pubte Auction, to ma feghetl biddar. tar cash, al ma Warahouaa d STORAGE USA lucaiad al 8CS South Semnran B*vri. Wtoter Park FL 32792. Via Contents d toaowmg ator age unk* contaeung household and/or buaaiau good*, tor rark and tkhar charge* lor which I ton m earn* to claimed, lo wk DATE OF SALE; SEPTEMBER IS, 2001 TIME OF SALE 1230 PM Lemuel Dakay *16$. $0* TV. organ. Linda Mustek *263. House Bangs. Aaron Lunpkto *309. black learner couch, love seal, washer, dryer, book*. Marin Parry *336. ktotoure. Ruben DeJeius >336. hmvture, boaes. aiareiM aqupmsnL John or Jertokar Oraaley • 372, houtahok) goods and tooto. Margaral Manaiei * 361, panonal aama; David Praaton *3921, household item*, Juan Armando Shane *423. household good* Ltoa WOefl *625. household •am* starao cabeiaL Cory Hama •654. slarao. household good* lap­ top. mtoc. tom*. Local N ews Local S ports Local People Legals L Auctioneer STORAGE PROTEC­ TION AIK, HON rrEriV,CC; LICENSE 593 A 350 00 clearing depaaa Win be eobeded tot each unlT(t) puichaaed and telunded alien al tie cw ilanl* ol ma iai4(*) hare been removed Horn Via lackey Tha above nonce w to be pubkthed once a week lor two conaeculnra week* Said aa>e to be under and t/y nrtue d me Statue* of Vie Slat* d Florida, n *uch cake* made and provakad Pubkah Auguat 29. and September 5. 2001 00246 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION File No 01 676 CP IN RE ESTATE OF ROSALIE NOR OMAN KEITH Deceeaed NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION (One PR) The kdmntolralion d trie estate o4 ROSALIE NORDMAN KEITH, decekted. F 4e Nurrner 01 876 CP. to pending to Ihe Circuit Court lor Seirvnoto Counly. Ftondi. P »4 »le Divtoion.meaddrataolwhujili P O Drawer C, Probata Departmanl, Santord. Ftonda 32772 Tha naina and addiasa ol ma Partonal Rapraaantaliva and Iha Peraonal Rapreaanlaliva'* ahomey ara eel form below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AY perron* on whom tut notice to served who have ubtechort* mar challenge Ihe vawlity of Vie W4 me gua Illusion* ol Ihe Persona! ITepraaanlalrva. vanuy. or yunadiclxto ol Bai Corkt ara raquead to Ma Via* obfacbona wkh in * 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 A l craddort d ma dacadant and bthar paraona having daYna or demand* agarni decadent a M ale on whom a copy ol Baa nobca to served wttrwi three monVia alter ma data ol the hral piAkcatan d Baa nobca must Ma iheu claim* wkh Bill Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF 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 AM omar cradaora ol Via dacadant and paraona having clave* or demands spans! the dacadant * ■stale must Ma tiatf claims wkh Bak Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS HOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dale d ma tr*l Publication d B n nobca to Augutl 29. 2001. Panonal Bepraaenlalrv* LOUISE M HEAPS 450 O U Mima Road Geneva. Flortda 32732 Anomay lor Peraonal Repraeerkative Mary Elan Ceely ramie Bet Ho 603566 n a »k j cA irvtL a c e t iv . p a a n ■ war n*ji a — w. l— m stsm m si F * c w r^ | J «6 jW W 0 «, Pubfcsri August $9. *nd " 2001 D0241 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT B4 ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO. 01-OR-3348-020-0 Marcia Elan Lopez ANO DortkrJck John Smith Fia»4*toU«r. NOTICE OF ACTION TO Oonwve* John Srrvm (Name ol Respondent) (Respondent • LaU known addraa*) 13916 N E . 7(Xh Pt N Miami, n 33161 YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat an action ha* bean Mad aganal you and dial you ara raquead lo aanra a copy ot your written detente* It any. lo * on ima ol Peuborw) Marcia Eken Leper whose addraa* • 131 Reel Court • Santord. FI. 32773 on or bator* (data) September 26. 2001 and Ma Via ongtoal wkh me dark d B«4 Coito at (CierVt eddrata) 301 N Park Ave. Santord. FL 37771 balora aarrtoa on Patkionar or rmmadtotaty raahar II you la* to (to to, a Belaud may be entered aganal you lor Via takal damandad at Ihe ptbtxto Copiea ol *6 court Etooxnantt to Baa case. nchxBng orders, ara avaiabto ma Clark of Vu Cvcu* Court's lea You may review mesa documanta upon raquaal You mual keep tie Clark of Via Cvcuk Courts 06c* no4A*d ol your ettoark addraa* (you may Ma Nobca ol Currant Addraa*. Ftonda FamBy Form 12 915) rutura papara Bi I lawaul wk ba maned to 17k addr*u on record al ma dark's ertee WARN'NO Rule 12 765 Ftonda Family Law Rules ol Pncaduia. laquraa cartam automatic docaatura d document* and Bilormalion Fatun to comply can rased to aancbona. r v s d r g dramasa! or sbtirig olplaadngt DATED 6 24-01 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Sutonda Paapbrs Deputy Clark Pu4Jrch August 29, and Saplambar 6.12. 19. 2001 D0267 Saminoto Community The Seminole Herald 190 Weldon Boulevard Sanford. Florida 3277} Nolle* of Rule Development Semnof* Cammmiy Cdtog* here­ by gem* node* ol B* devalopmerk ot prryvvwd -Mod *1 tc/tow*' Policy No.: 1 0*0 Policy Tine- Student ADartoanca Pokey Purpose and ERacI To aatabkth a guktoikr a tor Studarka and Inatmctort on Sluderk Anandanca Legal Authority •• 240 319. 240 134 Flurala Statuta*. FAC 5 A 14. 6A-I4 0247. 0262 A copy d any prawnnary drab ol me proposed rut** B isntatae. may b* promptly obtained wkheul coal by contacting Chnaryns Hamkun. Vic* Prawdam lor Admtoalialira and Busan** Servic**, al iha above address Pitokah Saptamtiai S. 2001 EE0U3 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC AUCTION INFPURSUANT TO FLORIDA STAT­ UES 713 76 THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOU ) AT PUB Lie AUCTION ON TUESDAY SEP­ TEMBER 29. D O! AT 1 0 0 0 AM AT CORTES TOWINO SERVICE. J4S ORA NOF ave lon g w oo d. FLORIDA THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLO AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUAR­ ANTEE SEILER RESERVES DIE RIGHT TO BtD BtDOINO STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWINO ANO STORAGE VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE FORM OF PAYMENT IS CASH OR CASHIER3 CHECK. 1) 1990 FORD TAURUS VIN * 1FACP50U9LAI37936 7) 1965 FORD IHUNOERSiRD VIN* irABP4634FA154t04 3| 1990 FORD TAURUS VINI 1FACPS2U9LA143233 4) 1999 FORD ESCORT VINI 1FAFP10P3XWI67877 5) 1967 FORD VAN VIN* 1FMEE11Y4HMC2J552 6) 1969 CHEVROLET CORSICA VIN* 1G1LT5413KY116407 7) 1995CHEVROLET S 10 VIN* 1QCCSI949S6127966 8) 1964 CHEVROUT IMPALA VIN* 2 0 1AN89H4E9787293 9) 1962 CHEVROLET P UP VIN* 2SRI4S8C6200736 10) 1969 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER VIN) TP4FH45K0KR120041 111 1963 PLYMOUTH RELIANT VIN* 1P30P26C40F24642S 12) 1994 DOOOE SHADOW VIN* 1B3AP66K6RN25067I 13) 1966 CHRYSLER LAZER VIN* 1C 30A 54K 400163391 14) 1996 HONDA ACCORD VIN* 1HGCE6670TA011764 1$) 1992 NISSAN SENT RA VIN* 1N4EB32A1NC741521 Pubkah Septamber 5. 2001 EEU10 . Seminole Community College 100 Weldon Boulevard Sanford. Ftortda 32773 Noire* ol M a rt lo Amend Rule Samtoul* Community CoAeg* haraby give* notice of Iha tolondad amendment ol m* toBowvig nM: Policy No : 3 0 * 0 Policy TXJa Student Anandanca Pokey Purpota and Ellact To *elabfc*n a guidattoa lor Students and Inttiuctora on Sludark Anandanca Legal Authority aa 240 319. 240 134 Ftonda Statute*. FAC 6 A14 6A-14 0247. 0202 A Nobca d Rule Development appeared on August 29. 2001, BI tha SamBxia HaraBL A pubac hearing on m* propoaad ruta may b* requested Bi writing, tpacBytog how me paraon requesting m* public hearing woiAd b* akaclad by m* prcpoakd rutaa. Wkhto 21 dayi of tea nobca, (ubm*lad lo Chrntyn* Hamilton. Vic* President lor Admlntotrathra and Butin*** Sarvlc**. al Iha abov* Pubfcsh Saplambar 6. 2001 EE024 NOTTCC OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nobca to hereby given Bui I am engaged bi buamats al SIB E Tat Santord Shakneh Glory PiMMkng. Sammota County. Ftonda Under me Flcbtnu* Nam* d ad *o known aa AKA ShaUnah Glory Utgailne AKA Vbtuou* Woman and dial I inland to ragtotat sard name wkh Bi* Orvwron d Corporation*. TeBehaaeae. Ftortda. to B n v d n a F « h |h*B fm rwl«i*jn®i r i Wthb- r k iamius Katftofh Southward Pubtah Saplambar 6. 2001 EC036 NOTICE 1969 CHEVROLET VBf 2 0 1WN54T2L1105900 754 MONROE ROAD (CflIS) LAKE MONROE. FL 32747 S717W1 Pubkah: Saplambar 5,2001 EE037 PUBUC AUCTION Pubic auction to b* held at 1200 pJh. (to L 'j 176i d « , of SFPTO1 B U T 1001. Al Bie kora door of Sanford Towing and Recovery local ad at 2522 Country Ctoa Rd . Santord, FI 32771, tor tw putpcaa d dtopo*tog cf tha lo*owing vahtda: YEAR 1962 MAKE HONOA VB4I JHME06367KS015092 Publrth Saplambar 5. 2001 F T 038 SEMINOLE COUNTY BCC PROJECTS: 1. FNcfacf RFP-4125-OlrBJC Conautong Sanricaa tor an Magralad Planning and Development Service* Proved Due (3*1* September 25 2001 al 200 PM local Ian* 2. Prefect AH J036 OlrQO Mowing 6 Clean up ol Surplua Locabona. Pre-Bid Data September 14. 2001 *1 9 00 AM Du* Dale October 3, 3001 at 2.00 PM tocafton* To guarani** r*c**X of addenda, a to Iha respondents rtaponatakry to contact tha Sammola Counly Ftorchaamg Dwtoton prior to the lu*d racaivmg dal* of lutvrvrulilwj* Adder*la totorv bon to atoo avaaabla on ma Courk/a Web Pag* For information on any ol tha Stndncfe County BCCprofaeta, pkaata v)*4 our wab page al www co •snunoi* n ua/buamaaa/purchatmg c* cal 407-666-71It Pubkah Saptambor 5 .2001 EE025a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL ORCUfT IN ANO FOR ORANGE COUNTY. FLORIOA Caa* No OR 01-1911 to R* Actum pi Custody KaBiy Ltoba NOTICE OF ACTION TO Unknown Bvto Fader of Bto Mmor Chid Kasay Mane Room You haraby are nobflad mat a mobon tor parmanark custody ol you) mmor chad bom on 12-9 97, was Mad m r n court on 614-01. You ara raquead to **rv* a ccpy of your wrkten d*»en*et. k any on Bie pabbonar e anomay, wtioaa name and addrata la Share* Ann Farrar. 1999 Waal Colonial O r** Orlando Ftonda 32604. and Me an original m ti to* dark d Baa court on ot bator* 9 2701 Omerwia*. a (udgmara may b* amarad agamaf you tor B o rebel damandad to Bie pauun Wanaa* my hand and aaal on 6-1401 Idala) LYDIA GARDNER (name) Clark ol Bm Court Dy. GIVEN Dapuly Clark (Court Saal) Publrth Saplambar 5. 12. 19.26. 11— HOME H ealth C arf. L l ’C A I S eg als JURISDICTION DIVISION C ate Ho 01-CA-1*95-14-K Nurtfi A/.witoar. Company PLAINTIFF. V* Debra Johnwn, aa Tnnme d Iha Debra Johnaon HevocaUe Trust deled January 27. 1996; • ixknCTwn paraon!*) r proie* non d m* tubyed real property * 1 . ____. unknown p*raon(() Bi posaetuon ol the BUbfad real property a l . 4 bring, and a* (Bik/irvwn parbat daaning try, mroui^i. imrtor and aoamtl tn* abov* named dalandanl(t) who are nof known to he dead or aBv*. whether •aid unknown parbat may Halm an totarakt a* ipout**. h*B*. devtoae*. grantee* or other dermenl*. Semrxke Ccuky, • political aUbttvtolon d Ihe Stalk ol Ftonda DEFENDANT NOTICE OF ACTION Power Wheat C h a in at irnia o f no c o a t Pw aaa CaU 1-877-563-64*9 12— E lderly C Care lor the elderly Bi your h during tchool houra. Fhatar Lake MaryTSanlord area. RN. mother of 4. Ref BvalaWa. 4C7-322* 0691. ______________ 27— N u r se r y & C h il d C are Cad CPfVAdMbat/foeytoom Lot ol TLC/ E* RalM Ra*. ra1*« r ? c»a Deanna. *07314-00*4 re TO . 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s Debra Johnwn, a * Turtle* ol me Debra Johnton Revocable Trial deled January 22. 1996 B Mng, and a * unknown pent** claiming by. mrou^i. i n t o and agent! ma above named dalandarkli) who a rt nof known to he dead or aBv*. whether said unknown parbat may claim an grartee*. or othay daknark*. who** residence to unknown and wane* latl known addrati to 1061 North Coukiy Road 426 Oviedo. FL 32765 you ARE NOTIFIED lhal an action toi toredkiaura ol mortgag* on Bw THAT PART OF LOT 437 LYING SOUTH or STA1E HOAD 42U VAN ARSOALE OSOORNE BROKER­ AGE CO'S ADO TO BLACK HAM MOCK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I. PAGE 31. OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA ha* bean Ned agatotl you and you ara required to earn* a copy d you written defen*#*, * any. to l on W E N O Y J DEPAIIL Anomay tor ma Ptamtilf. whose addraa* 1* Cockkt AStawianU. P A 4010 Boytoout BoMavard Suae 450 Tampa. FL 33607 on or bator* maty day* from Bi* dal* of m* IWb) pubkc*bon d Bn* nobca and M* the original wkh Iha Clark ol Bet Court aahar before aarvto* on Plaintiff * elinrnay or BnmadUlafy maraaliar, oiharwtoa a detain wkl be entered aganal you tor to* ratal damandad to to# complaBt NOTE: Pursuant to to* Fak Dab) Collection Pr eelc e l Acl you era artvicad toa! toto lew firm to deemed lo ba ■ dtb) oonactot alMmpbng to cuffed ■ debt and any kkormation rbrewed w « b* used to) toal pur- Amarng M C **h Buemae* ■ ' B Hr VYk/y Hug* Eankng dial. Tumkayl No SaMngl Free Into Pack 6 WJao CALL 1-600-336-1456 A1NB 2001-029 INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST Ahvay* a good poKcy. oapaciity tor bub n et * oppod unmet and In n d k ta *. C a l Ftortda Dark of Fann# iT » 6 CnnaiBner Senrtoat at 6W M JS-/352 or FTC HELP tor Ira* Bkofmabcxi O 'v M our Wat) *6* *1 www he govrtxropFtortda tow raquBd* selara d certMn b u n a oppatxiMaa to ngM *r w *i Flortda Dept Ol AgrtcuRura A Contumer Sanrtca* balora toHng C a l to vartly lawful ragtotration bator* you buy Leg a ls WITNESS my hand end to* l ■aid Court on AUCJ 26 2001.. (SEAL) AeCtoeko d to * Court By Ruto King A* Deputy Clork COOOJS A STAW1ARSK1, P A 4010 Boyeooul BocAevert) Stela 450 Temp*. FL 33607 Tatoftoona- (613)677 6006 CAS* 104)1-3062 Pubiah September 6. 12.2001 EE030* NOTICE The SL John* River Water Management DtoMct ha* moahrad toa appecaBon(t) lor Coraumpuv* Wator Uaa bom CBy d Lake Mary. POGo* 950700. Lake Mary, a 32795070a app*c**on *6262. Tha appbrara prcpotat to wBhdraw 4 99 rrvMon patent par day d water to tuppTy a population d 14.105 paopto Bi 2002 The wkhdraeefl uead by toa propoaad prefect wd conktol ot Grpmd Water bom Floridan AqiXtoi via 3 active wake and 4 propoaad wak* In 8knwtato Counly. tocatod In Satdodk): 5. 7,6. Towtrthp 20 Souto; Rang* 30 Ekt! known aa CTTY OF LAKE MARY. The fk*(t) oorkarwig each d to* ehovekslad appecaOon(i) ara n BkkTke lor kieaealxei Movidav Ihmugh Friday avoapl for too*) hcadayk. k 00 I m to 500 a w* al ara at Jehne nwwr Drew* Ueneqemaol OUlrtM Headquarter* Or to* kpprcprww sam e* cantor Wikian utyactoeie to to* appacaaon kray b * made, b d Bhodd fee Mad ekto (raoafvad by) to* Datnd Clerk, 4049 Raid S t . Pafafka, Tkekle 52TFT*1429, txjlkkar toarrTT dayv Bom Vw daft of pubkeadon Wrkton otyacbon* ahodd BtarkBy toa styactor by rw ra and addran, araf M y d atoto* to* ota|acbon to to* appacaaori FAng a wrkton ob*ac»on doa* n d a n a * yog to * Chapter 120. Ftonda Stam m . Adnwkttratfv* Haaitog Only too** paraon* whoaa titoalamaf Bkaraet* a rt akactad by to* appecaban and who M* a pe6bon mealing to* nqiaramanit d Sraoona 120166 wid 12057, Ftorkla 8falu*k. and Chafaar 26-106. Ftonda ArtoWkelraliv* Cod*, may cbtarn an Aramntaiiainra haanng A4 bmafy Mad wndan obRCfton* w« b * praaarkad to Vw Boaid toy consider ebon In *k dekbareiiona on appkeabort prior to to# Board taking acoon on to* appkeakon Gloria Law*. Dvactor. Dwtoton d Perm* Data S e r v e * SI John* Rver Water Menegemeik OrtbU Pubkah September 6.2001 EE 030 Augual 24,2001 NOTfCk OF A PUBUC llEATuNG TO CONSIDER THE AOOFTION O F AN ORDINANCE 6 Y THB CTTY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Ndica rt haraby gfveo toal a Pubkc Hearing wR be hefd In to* Cwiwdilon Room at to* CBy Hal. jOQ North Parti Avenua, ki toa Cvy d Santord, Flortda, at 700 o dock PM on Seplarrtoar 10.2001 to ooneider to* adoyktond mi wdfc nanca by to* C*y d Sarkord. Ftortda. deacrkiad *• todowi: ORDINANCE NO TO ANNEX 28 071 ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN U S 17/92 ANO NARCISSUS AVENUE AND BETWEEN POWER ROAD EXTENDED NORTHERLY ANO RAND YARD ROAD EXTENOEO NORTHERLY. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW A c u i ( b b rteempmn and a copy of to* ordnanc* ahal b* avklebto M to* flic* d Bw CBy Clark tor al paraona daamng fc> esarrxn* m* earn* Al paraae m miaram and cklrana Bhai have an opportmiy io b* hewd M •**! By order of to* Cky C onm ueui of toa CBy d Sarkord, Ftonda. PERSONS WTTH DlSABItm CS NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO FARTICIPATI IM ANY O F THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAA RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3305626 48 HOURS lb ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC H■ paraon dwuda* lo appaal 1 dacrtKaimade wv raepac) k> any manarcpnakiwad M to* abov* maafBig or haaraig. h* may naac a varbawn record d toa procaadkiga. wcJudwg tot toaL.^my and avktonca which raoonf la nof providad by Bi* City d Sarkord. (FS 286 0105) Jana) R Doudwrty. CMC Cay Clark Pubkah Augual 79. end Sepferrtoer 5.2001 D026S outthem! Let u* l>cat (lie b u t lu i for you. We brlnit the advertiser and the coiu u m cr together to meet the needs o f our community. S u b scrib e Today 2001 EE 026a 'T Bf THE CIRCUTT COURT OF THE IfTH JUDICIAL aRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL are h e S e m in q ij . H k r a i .i y 300 N French A.-er»uw Srtnlof(J, FloridA 4 0 7 -3 ^ 2 -2 6 1 1 \ ^ �PogC S B 57—OrroKTUNmcs r o m c io a c n x u a t t n LEAF1N TO BUY ANO SEU . (r o 7 )i» S 2 tt 71—Help Wanted 71—H elp Wanted Alrpon Paatangar Service: FW itia hours, tree undorma. paid vacations A holidays . No a ip necessary. DFWP. 4 0 7 -3200800 Delivery Ortver/Wanhouee Good Drrvvrg Record Drop Free. Apply 138 Commerce Way, Santord 487-322-9207 ArtenOonll Work From Homal PT 11.000-15.000 FT/Mo Mail Order For free Into. 1 * 8 * 2 * 0 -4 2 3 7 Bllllng/Codlng/Collec1loni: 1-2 years ol medical impedance Knowledge dM erlrareM a'ki>1 and mrermadtoia codtog skAs Coked on aa«-pay and Insurmnca companlat Fas resume to 4 0 7 -7 8 8 9 5 6 8 W om en's Financial Support Group Woman mat am Interested to croatng a batter fmanctel tutors 401320 9962 ’ 59—Financial S ervices AUTO MECHANIC EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. OOOO WAGES A BENEFITS (407)3233778 61— M Lend on ey to Attention Readersll ir» Illegal tor comps Mai doing b u tin a u by phono lo p r o m s you a loan and ask you lo pay lor It iw fu tj Ihoy d ttlv ir. For mom ntormatiul. c a l loll tree 1-B77-FIC HELP. IA putAc aatvlns moaaaga tom The Seminole Harald and Via Federal Trada C a n tiw to n l 71— H elp W tab tor you) CHURCH NURSERY ATTENDANT Nn M tor Lafca Mary ctnath, mortt 4 tin every Sunday momng & tom* ova* *7.5<yhr Mud ba caring, itepenttobte, and at te a * 11 m . otol C a l Barbara tor Mervtew 407-335- ifKtpBon rotiuwi Wo a n Making a FT IndMduil to wnk to a last pacsd anvtronmanl tod a cnpdto ol handteg rrUktedi wnukaneouMy Retponetoantei a n ted ACRYSEAL TECH S S12/HR WE TRAIN Local Work I-BOO-779-2535 SSIF1EDS package, tod uin g I01K . Panaton Plan, and amptoyaa dtecounte HS tkptomWOED required. EOE Wanted FLOORING INSTALLERS Hardwood and Laminate Flooring lor stlabiiahed. aspanding, company Qmat advancamant Opportunvy. C a lU a d ia U f lli 3 2 L K tU t.4 |ti U U t.v.a .-v r o n loanaa and pass back grand dredi Grade trvctortoosblada operator tor tvatecaping company Must ba able to final grade D l required. Weapon, Holiday and Panaion benefit* 407322-8133_______________________ In auranca Vartflar: To In sw io e and gol prooeta CM i anvtronmanL Eaca8ant opportunvy to (oto a growing company. Top | and banana. Fanaaurw to 407-7 1-786M V Em O A T E BEFO RE YOU MVEST1 Aiwiyi • good poley. M p id d y lor buslnasa opportuniuaa and hancrsscs. C a t Florida Oef4 ol Agrtedwr# A Consumer Sendee* al 800-435-7352 of FTC-HELP tor file tdormason. Or vWt our Web ska at wwwftogovrbinp. Florida law raqdree aaiara ol oartato ts atoaaa nppnrtnNea tompasr m l Florida Dept, ol AgrtouBura A Conaumar Barv C a l to verily before you buy._________________ LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND im U TY CONTRACTOR Apply to Pereon. Bam-4pm Schoteinc Book F ain 200 Technology Park, Sullo 120 Lafca mary, a 32746 (407)829-2688 HEALTH iWUltANCa AW) 401K FLAW Proa baa wsrlrel i ns Apply at: saO WBar iDrive. Amu ms aprkips wr-aaaaaoa. AUTO BODY PAINTER BODY TECHNICIAN Must have cam looie A Country Style City j Living elp House kaapar/PT. Camp ground? Immedate opening, Bantord. 407322-4470- Book Falre may hsva toe parted Wa have FT/R7 day ihto poaWora available In our warabouaa, pemng docks km •cnooi won iwn. II you a n too poekhro, moOvatod parent wa ara lootong tor, you w * aryoy our caauto, dean and tamly tnendy afinoephera. H Wednesday. September 5, 2001 Homs Caro Aid, 4 hrs Frl afternoon, 8 hrs Sat. 4 hrs Bondayrnorreng or afternoon. to Santord. h a c a l 4074 7 4 -1 1 5 8 or 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -9 0 8 2 to attoadMa personal r t srvtew B a tstog resume to niarriaw Attention Readersll It'S Wtegal tor companies doing buttoaM by phone lo promise you a loan and ash you lo pay lor It b a t o n Itray deliver. For m o n n tormaBon, c a l toSfre* 1 -877-FTC ICLR ( ApilAe aervtoo rnaaaaga kom The Samlnola Harald and Via ra d a n l Trada Commission) 71— anpartanca toheavy cetoteon Apply In person 2801 Country Ctob Rd. Santord 407-322-#844 Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Maks E1,00Q/Weak! worung n oirw ng n a a ir y Bankart hour*, no s ip needed C a l TWtcNet » 407-281-8907 MOLD LAB TECH; CaabrpMokfing ol ear mold ahefia, (ytodhg A butong tor haartogaida. Good bsnatts. Ca* Magnatons Hearing Aid Co O 407339-1702 71— H elp W 71— H n p W an ted NEEDED 17 PEOPLE TO LOSE 10400 LBS. RESULTS GUARANTEED- CALL PATOICIA (407)349-1284 NURSERY HELP WANTED P/T Hrs can ba arranged- Santord /Sorronto Area (407)323-9278 or lo a .a a Ofltoe hslp: Clanoal. pan or k a kna Computer literate Apply to parson 138 Commerce Way. Santord. 407322-9207. Spray perear naadad. 2 yrs. oa »4to InduNM attaaa apray ayatam Salary based on asp Hrs 62JQpm,Aprty to person O 210 Tech Drive. Santord 4 0 7-330 5000 Padtobto Medtoal A ssistan t Largs padtotitc praefioa leaking a Mstfical Assistant wah s i toast 1-2 years sip erton cs. EiceOeni banallta FrtontPy avnoaphara. Fast pttcad. Team environment Positions ova,Libia to Lake Mary and Orange Cay. Pay depends on eipertonce. rn r tn m ItO. Fas y s a n a m e tatoy. 407*788-9588. Plum ber: Restdentlal new Gomtructon, Ptoc* work of hourty, ( 1 5 to IIBtor. Groat beneltts 3887380221. ResidsnBel ConaVucbon. Must ba Good iriVt R-vijh-lna E i ce fienl Pay A Banafita (3 8 8 )7 3 8 0 2 2 1 PT position. Friday A Saturday nights NigN petrofgrounds position tor togs apt comnsxwy. Pis c a l 407321-6220. -------- E f f i G E — S U R flM A R K E T Em ploym ent O pp. n o w taking eppl. for Deli Aeeoc. Exc. O p p ty end greet benefits, at Lk. Mary, W IL L TR A IN S7HRI 407-321-9693 R e cep tio n ist W anted: Filing, computer worti, taung, answering phones, ate. 25-35 hraAek. I 7 0 » h r « bonuses C a l J P. Pets, 4 0 7 -3 2 8 7001. Convenient MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT Growing property m g rt company has knmadroM opportunity aval al apt. community In Sanford t yr general manl tip rog'd ERA cart* a ♦. Fa« resume to 407-324-3402. EOE Service Technician: Water wall pump repair Electrical or pim p nip reqd Overtime requIreiL Customer Inendry. 4 0 7 -3 2 2 4 6 1 0 or apply In person 2709 Country Club ltd. Santord The Happy E h w needs chW oere Ska,nance. FuS Ume )ob Pto ca* 407-321-2384. TURF ETC. INC la lootong lo fit positions wllhto our growing company. Wa are tootong lor dependable people wtlh a prod altitude and the d ears In produce quality work. Wa would Ike to ta * lo you about the knowing (ob us. Please e l 407-302-0274 tor more k4o and to ictuduiu on totervtow writ our stall. Worker, Comp Insurance • Equal Opportunity Employer. We ara toofctog tor a law good peoptol Ara you one ol ol (ham? WAREHOUSE-Llght Industrial Must ba Dependable, IS par hr. OT A valaH ., C a l Dab (407)$73-1 fit t WORK FROM HOME UP TO * 2 5 - 75/ HR PT/FT Tntotog-Ma* Order 1-888-248 5717 WWW.WE-R B U S S E D COM 93— R oo m s “ Fo r 4 0 7 -3 3 8 4 4 2 3 C o u n t r y Lake Apartments MOVE IN SPECIALS ON 2714 Ridgewood Aye., Sanford • 3)0-5204 1 BED R O O M A P TS I <VW- S o m t n o lc C o u n ty t i . i s im m iM liitli1 p o s i t i o n s .t v i i i l .t h i f •Feed Sor/Ice •Custodial jApnttment <Homes 1800 W. Flr»t Street •Sanlord, FL 32771 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -6 2 2 0 I too44* U|ff (407)323-04*10 Fax (407) 330-0253 Ladies Call FREE! I«m786 TALK (Yrdll Card Billing iBoo n n n . v jiiiat twiawf itftfcTi aovtsi Bint ti in ( to r t (tall i k t f n ran 4 ctoto i n SAr>f> FA "ft I* Ifm Looking For TRIILV M I T PREVENTION TERMITES SALES STAFF _______ • ♦ • ♦ » i r This Is a great opportunity tor you to an)oy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just foEow theso Instructions. IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS Mon. thru Frl. 9A M to 11 AM 2 9 2 0 S . O r l a n d o D r iv e • S a n f o r d 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 | 'Offices Coast to Coast* s in c e 1054 1. Ada will be scheduled to run for 2 days. 2. Price ol Hem must be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. 3. Only 1 1tem per ad and 1 ad per household per week. 4. You should call and cancel as soon at Item sells. 5. Available to Individual* (non Commercial) only. Does not apply lo rental* or garage & yard tales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presented In person fully prepared to the Seminole Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Management's decision on copy acceptability will be final. E-MAIL TO: Seminole Herald Classified Ads M ID F L O R I D A W IN D O W & D O O R , IN C . Yoon Re PLACEMENT r •ONLY ONE ITEM I •MUST INCLUDE PRICE $100 OR LESS j PRINT AD HERE:. Energy Efficient Ineulmted Windows & Poors • L o w E . G l a s s . T in te d A C lea r • S te a l A F lb a rg tA s s D o e r s • F r e e E a tlm a ts a • C a ll U * B e fo r e Y o u B u y • F a m ily O w n e d A O p e ra te d • O v e r 2 0 Y e a r s E x p e r ie n c e R an d y S c h o o n mm 407-644-4796 A W HiSS* Licensed • Bonded • Insured NAME: San tord: Newly remodeleo 10n/IBA 35(XVmonth. tel. Iasi, A security 407-774 0802. LAKE ADA I BOOM. 3470140 2BORM.3U<VUO *710 UP 407-323-8870 m ate 105— D ONE MONTH FREE! (limited Time Otter) 2 Bedroome from 3539 3 Bedrooms 3834 I pay waurtsewer. Cedar Creak Apia 407-324-4334 New 2 0 R 1BA. 6anlord eroa, IBTSitm K tost eacuty Rato nyl 4 0 7 -2 6 8 1 8 8 0 ._______________ i 107— M o b il e For R 103— HOUSESU n f u r n is h e d C a frtu rti: u p l e x / T r ip l e X H om es ent E L M R SPRINOS 0 8 S R 427. 2 DeO oom urTurn 3 )2 5 wk 3125 dapoaA. Call 407-333-3*84 or 407_______ 303-7034. < iY !(i* V / 115— In 407-321-0759 3 BadroonVII/2 Bato. Dan, Eitre Room on Largs Comar Lot 3750 Dapi|750 Rent C a l (407)321 -4464 R Offlee/W arehouse apace from 3575/month 1250 aq It. Prime Ideation, comer ol 48A 8 Ok) la k e Mery R d , Santord 4 0 7 -8 4 8 8 5 4 U 3 4 Bn 1 1/2 BA, caramte t*e Vsuout. Inside laundry room, CHA, ecraen pabo. 3795/mo * dap. S e c 8 welcome 407-739-4265 4Car garage, oodyanl screen porch, BBQ. Hlg/Air. N O PETS, ftOOOnsPtua 1st. Last A S e c 4 0 7 -3 4 8 2 7 7 9 OR 4 0 7 -3 4 8 5 3 9 8 4BFV38A. Santord Historic District 1/1 Apt W/W1D Hook U p . End Patio. G as Fpte. Hardwood Floors. 10H 35257500 Santord 2/1 1/2 2 Story Condo wI Drvng fkn. Lairtky Rm. New Pair*, Like New.CHA 3 5 9 8 3 5 5 0 DOYLE REALTY. INC. (407) 322-249* WR RENT A SELL HOMES Lake Mary/Santord: 3/2/2. new ceramic 14a. carpet, p a rt. Ei c e fiant condition Rani to own OK. 3 9 7 V d a co rt Investors Realty, 407774-5615. Sanford: 301. 201 E. 22nd SI. 3695/mo ♦ dap : 1/1 123 Club Rd. 3625/tno .dap P s tl ok w/dep. 407323-4540 d u s t r ia l enta ls 117— C R o m m e r c ia l entals 3 0 * Weet 11 St. O flca or Rets*. W* 1800 Sq FI Two O fle ei. On* Large Cnnierence Area 3 Kadienotte 31067/31000 2585 Park Dr.. Office or Ratal. 8 separele o ttces Reception area. I n Contemn™ Rm. •/• 3,434 sq 8. 31800/31800 2840 Hiawatha Ave SC */- 830 tq It w/ lour eeperale rooms 3600/3800 Doyle Realty, Inc. 407-322-2495. Lake Mery Blvd algnege. Perk m front pi ofim istore Approi 560 sq ft 3 0 8 9 3 7 -3 8 4 3 4 0 7 -3 0 2 -0 5 5 5 118— OrncE Space For Rent I Office: O v e n 3450tno Alhave CHA 3 private bafts 407-127 -«1»> 2 ROOM OFFICE FOR LEASE. 103 N. Maple. Sardord. 345QMorth Ca* Tom or Jo h n Drege (407)3027934 3000 FT OFFICE S WAREHOUSE 108 N Maple Asa, C e l Tom or John Drege. (407)302-7334 ACROSS 1 A while back 5 Protrude outward 10 Circular announce­ ment 14 Former Spanish coin 1B Negatively charged atom 16 "Witness' director 17 Haywire 1B Scout group 10 Angers 20 Biirs film buddy 21 Even chance to go wacky? 23 Wearing away 25 'I’ve Got You fl 26 Table scraps 27 Expels, as from a com ­ munity 31 Impressive display 33 Nat and Natalie 34 Crownabie Miss 35 Prosodic foot 38 Pipe parts 37 "Tna Sound ol M usic' backdrop 35 Forensic tool 30 Cambria, now 40 Supplicates 41 O n e ol two, doesn't really matter 43 Dinkins' predecessor 44 H e sincerely flattere 45 Off the briny 48 Nocturnal flier meets a baseball employee? 52 Pole with a blade 53 Pause in the activities 54 ire bid fondly 55 Upolu seaport 55 Boieyn, for one 67 Is able to, to Shokespear e 58 Economic and social misfortunes 59 It’s drawn wtth a rifle? 61 Make the flat flat DOW N 1 Talk pompously 2 More wet behind the ears 3 Auto acceaB O iy on a welcome sign? 4 A Ta rza n portrayer 6 Track stars pass them 6 Rem ove sail supports 7 With pride, It's a m em ber 8 Silly, silly people B Utilizes LaGuardia 10 Processes a credit card 11 Precederof gram or na utica 12 Stead 13 Formerly, formerly 21 Metropolis 22 Wading creature 24 Certainly not colorful 27 Leafy retreat 25 Fad toy rings a big to-do? 29 Catch sight of 30 Guff 31 Detail handler, 32 Rajah's wife 33 Native of Aspon 36 Without a saddle 37 Curved structure 39 Blubbered 40 Corsage 42 Like taxis 43 Whips used tor (logging 45 Corpulent 46 Train supporters 47 Dem ag­ netize a diskette 48 Body­ builder's bane 49 Song in literature 50 Elbow-wrist connection 51 Pitchfork prong 55 Melody P R EV IO U S P U Z Z LE A N S W E R Cl tOOl UntasTMri P f« M Syncftcala .com “JOINED IN THE MIDDLE” By Joseph Mantell '' P.O. Box 1667 Sanford. FL 32772-1887 MARINER'S VILLAGE n iu r n is m it i Edited by Timothy E. Parker August 3. 2001 Sanford Landing Mr ii Just dial (lin e 3 dll'll* Santord.ticeBent 4U«a. 3 1 hon» could be used a s house/oflm combination 375<y7SO 407-321 6757, U The Universal Crossword Wadi while, yawt fads axe a t ac h c c l! C a ll U s Today A n d A s k A b o u t Our... Lake MarylSanlord 2/2, Wusher.T)ry*f Hook 4 4 * . Swimming Pool, No Pets. 3650 Randolph Court Apu. 4 0 7 -3 3 8 1 3 0 0 Santord: 1BR 1BA house tor rent. tlSO tok, 3375 deposit, includes mattes, no pets or darken 4 0 7 -3 2 8 3481. a n ted H iring .Country Like Apts, ent Share 46R 2BA home, SerScrd ares. Living room wriiraplace. WasherTdryer. »380M w . 3 2 5 0 security, ustotos Induded 4 0 7 -3 7 8 1118 Nm\ l-n rg r N rk ly K rfu rtilah rO A p a r tm e n t* w ith la rg e CIi w I k • l a k e F r o n t • V olleyball • S p a rk lin g (tool • T e n n is C o u rts R WEEKLY hET^TALB Starting • *82A rt. 95— R oo m f.T/ 103— H o u s e s - D O Y LE S REN TALS ilOOTweek. m cludsi utilities, washsr/dryer. tree cabto. Lake Avs. Santord 4 0 7 -6 8 8 7 0 2 3 W Spurious Affordable 99—ArARTMENTS Unfurnished la n d s c a p e Maintenance Foreman •Crew Members Foreman and date! parson oust have ra id Florida drivers Lcenta Prefer female lor data* person wfih an aye tor guaMy No aipenm ce necessary. )uet a desks to toem end grow with I entrance, house privitoges. MSOtoicnti. todudsa s i ISO 4 0 7 -8 3 8 5 5 7 1 . ome dcUbtaie > ^ o u t an ted PHONE: A D D R E S S :. I subscribe to the Seminole Herald ( ) Yes ( ) No J . -•-------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad 'Wt'clnpwlay. SrplomlKT 5.2001 l*uftc 6B 118— OmcE S pace For R ent O m ^ -R ar.tal S p a ce For 1 * * “ Sanford area. Al new. 000 to 1000 aq ft. evtotable on buxy 17/02 30.000 c a n defy 250 ft frontage Ample parVjng Ax tow a t 5650 mo llandy 407-718 6611 or Shafoy 407-702-5040 141—Homes For S ale 3BR7BA a t pod *i S a r t o * near mal 4 417. T ie 6 new 40 7 ­ 402-4546. 407-688*7730 5500 DOWN - WHY RENT77 3BIV ?BA For Sal* W4h Down P*yml A ttitlanca Ay*4aW*.C7>**p*r man rani' Th* Allordabl* Horn* Center 407-321 -8313 HOUSE FOR SALE 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath, mature ahade tree* at large lanced yard, n u d t utility room A ral now 578.000 407-323-5188 141— H omes For S ale AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES Sanlord/Lk Mary: 3/2. poot/loontalrVwalerlai. 4 perton apa. gnodaraa Marry ipgradm (My 5I09K . Marin. 407-314-7507 Banford: 1bor*oorrY1 bail M l te g * fenced yard, located 1100 Santa Barbara Dr. 543 900 407667-6410 Sanford: 4BH 1 1/2BA. newcarpat a paint. CHA, appralted lor 573.000. t e l tor 569.900 407-687­ 6410 ______________ 153— Acreage Lot For S ale ol 4 8 a Wekiva Park Hd H at rh-ar a c c a t t a a'octnc C a t Jo y ce. Canlury 21 H a I. 407 323-8755 Close To Home 191— B uilding M aterials ' I 7 ’J 4 H V 5R AMD CA&&A6E CASSEROLE, ' M T H A 6A R U C / CR EA H SA U C E. ? CORROQATED STEEL ROOFTNQ tor Bam *. Rom Dock*. 8 h o *» ale. Alto Cutvart Pipe: 15 'x 2f f 5147 00/aa 1 8 '*2 0 ' $175/#a Sufotoa 8to*l 0 Supply. Inc. Apopka 407-203-5708 DELTONA 10 acre* IdMd lor mobto homaafla. h o n e *, cattle, lamvng or nuneryl Zoned agncuturel 54.90O A C RE.Sm down w/owner fmance 1 0 * 7 9 7 -1 7 7 2 or 904-707- 8 to r n * ett 5119.900 O w 1M Acre 38R 1 Bath: Lkr. tfo. appta. haavty bead Pnoed tor quick taka. 564.900 Renovated L SaM aarST t/2w«i newly panted tot 6 e i t . ceramic ■a, tan. hr. applt. garage wdencad yard 577.500 raam houee: 2/ 2 I S 2 ttory •over 1800 aq ft Dm, »v rm w lreplace t c p a th «T r g a n d tp a Haw part, ►n"paper, ceramic He 559.900 P in *R id g *C tob :2/ 2 ceramic He applt. water front 563.500 PAUL OSBORNE viinunr i rnoi’f tints -3U7 3?1 4764 Savings Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! M echanict Special 8 8 N lttan S a n ta . 8 6 Plymouth Voyeoer Van. 8 9 Lincoln Continental (mini ctn ftu n ) JI2 Toyota Cake* GTS Cal tor d e ta il 407-327-4298/ 211— A ■022 157—M obile Homes For S ale n t iq u e /C o l l e c t ib l e s Antique Bowf-PItcher 235— T ruck/Buses/Vans For S ale Sanford: 1 2 i5 2 ,2/1. 5 5 r. No pet*, doubt* rod. 2 th ed t. awning*. 30 n tcreen porch. CH A. 54.500 CALL 386 7 8 9 6 8 4 2 Sanford 1BR I BA m 55 and older park. Qreal lot tocabcn RacanBy nfurbtthed 55500 407-302-4002 181—Appuances & Furniture For S ale Sanford: Drtre by 210 Watt 15*1 SL Hen cat tor an t ppuaarK 407-322­ 5353. You mutt t e e Interior to appraoat* tie charm and contort of m * very wot maintained home bull In 1925_________________________ Sanford: Ramodefed 4/2 Mock, big treed lot. quiet ttraet. 5711/mo Owner wft haft) 24hr recorded mag 407-332 1008 Cara/Trucks From 55001 Poke* van! Sale: Houaahoid Same. TVt, aecunty monftora. craft*, too much lo mention 714 Meadow 81. Sanford, eft Yrt • M»*yB**d Nddnrt 1980 Chevy Luv PUwup: Rabuto anglxa runt groat. BotSnar. T45Q. Alto h ere L ea n camper th a t tor a long bad pick l*x Lha new 575.407­ 324-0519 or 407- 4 6 3 8 4 2 9 Nichols Outboard I Luxury fern pitowtapaet with 7yr warranty tut 5l35.quacrt5140.ktig 9 2 to Brand new Located to Sanford. 407-402-2770 Antique Brass Hnndboard $85 407-321-8590, h/msg Beautiful antique cam el beck Ouncan Phyla co u ch . 5400. Call 407-321-6590, leave m e g _____ In evory office there Is always one person who consistently microwaves disgusting-smelting food. 181— A ppuances & F urniture For S ale 1 cherry ataq^t bed. aokd wood, e l new In bo* wfouean pftow top m attratt eat Suggested tel 91499. aei 5450 Cwi dstver 407-4220230. FR EE RENT S e r v l c o C o n le r 1989 Chevrolet 4/4 ton pkkup 4 1000 W ee tIM S L Sanford 407-33309*4 cto cicicrcict 181— A ppliances & F urniture F or S ale 97 MtaubtoH kkMdy Mag Badknar. topper, new bra*. run* great Dinmg Hm 14 pc. eotd CHERRY WOOD. 9 4 ' dbl pedattal. w/2 leave*. 8 Chppendale chain, btitof 4 hutch, never uted. coat 912k. t e l 51950 Server 5 3 9 5 .4 0 7 -7 0 3 5 8 9 8 IfARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS m m m m m m ’ 223— M iscellaneous 239— M otorcycles/Bikes For S ale 19&i Corveir I3ania~ Dmlng Room t a t 18 pc. SOLID CHERRY WOOO I V i and Harvard ooaacbon. 1i r dW ped. * ? taaf. 8 Chqjptndato baUrvdaw ch a rt. 7 7 bombay buftet 6 hutch, a l MB boxed. COM 520k. e e l 5 5 .900 oho 4 0 7 8 5 7 -2 0 8 6 . mm: Oven Butt In. Cavater R S: 31km4ee, /FM Cm atto, m c ilin t teraged. 5 4 .0 0 0 ebo. 78. aftar 5pm. Lv mag. B a d * tocatad In Santord. ortnpadto trm aala w*h5 yr wanarry Twin 175. U 590. n a a n 595. 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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>, September 05, 2001; <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/1e4bd1e39e17db664555459ac89de4b3.pdf afede6dccf4a774f1e048d5419e4706b PDF Text Text •» • • i SEPTEMBER 2, 2001 Sanford, Florida W o lf in g e r: B y C h risto p h e r Patton Staff Writer Prep Football Season begins with Seminole at Lake M a ry For gridiron lovers there's no better time than the end of August because the games begin to qount. High Schools In Contral Florida kicked off the season Friday night, with all Seminole Athletic Conference teams In action. / 9 i • SANFORD — The three keys to real estate have always been location, location, location. The same keys hold true for a new law enforcement initiative designed to cut repeated criminal activity. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit State Attorney Norm Wolfinger, with help from the sheriff and local police chiefs, has begun a crime prevention program that prohibits offenders from re-entering the areas they were arrested in. The program began in January at East Criminals can t return N ew program bars drug and vice offenders from a 3 0 -b y-1 3 block area in Sanford Altamonte Springs and it is expanding into Sanfofd and Fern Park. The program designates an "exclusionary zone" that udges can use during a pre-trial release k m ring or probation sentencing to pro­ hibit offenders of prostitution or narcotics from re-entering their arrest location. "It's very unusual that a state attorney would be involved in crime prevention," said assistant state attorney Beth Rutbeig. "It helps us tackle crime from a non-tradi­ tional approach. Chief Brian Tooley is very involved with it, as well as Sheriff Don Eslinger." For Sanford police the exclusionary zone will assist in its routine narcotics and prostitution stings. The zone in Sanford extends north and south from 1st Street to 13th Street and east to west from M cllonville Avenue to Persimmon Avenue. "If we get rid of the customers, the business will move — its a simple as that," said Sanford Lt. David DclRosso about the repeat offenders in the dty's prostitution and narcotics stings. The idea of an exclusionary zone is nothing new according to Tooley. Large cities such as Baltimore, San Diego and Indianapolis utilize the idea to cut down on repeat offenders. Other Florida cities See Return, Page I0A Speed blamed in fatality County nixes large comp plan change Celery Avenue land remains zoned suburban estates B y C hristopher Patton Staff Writer Emergency personal remove Timothy John MAtynlHor from his Ford Mustang alter Ikj lost control ot his vohl* cle and slammed Into a soml. Manmlller was pronouncod doad sovoral hours later nt Contral Florid Regional Hospital. Police said Manmlller was driving too fast as ho tried to negotlsto tho curve at U.B. 17/02 and Seminole Boulevard. Lake Mary Police Department settles into Itsnew |Jjl 1 ‘T h e y re d u c e sp e e d lim its fo r a reason Davis earns professional a w ard ^ Star y*.5 FM midday host Joe Davis has been named the first recipient of the pres­ tigious Powerful Professional Award. The Sanford Network Alliance Award recognizes exceptional career profession­ als who live or work In Seminole County. Davis is current Chairperson of the Sanford Housing Authority and practices sports and entertainment law. H m t d photo by Tomm y W m n t Owen T. Johnson tries to collect himself after a vehicle crossed the median and crashed Into the semi he was driving. A nine-year veter­ an, Johnson said ha had never been involved In an accident until Thursday's fatality. B y Dan Ping Editor Johnson. 53, o f St. Augustine said after the crash, the car Police say speed was a factor. Timothy John Manmlller, 37, was traveling southbound on 17/92 near the in lei section of Seminole Boulevard. Police and witnesses say as Manmlller tried to navigate the curve, he crossed the median and hit a semi traveling northbound. The truck Is owned by the Truck Drivers Institute. "As I started to get near the curve, I saw him coming across the median," said Owen Johnson, who was driving the truck. "I said, 'Hey man watch out.' There was nothing 1 could do." out of the way," Johnson said. "H e must have been going 60 or 70 miles per hour." O co Col ten, spoilsm an for die Sanford Police Department, said traffic homicide Investigators are still gathering information about the crash, and she could not state precisely how fast Manmlller was going. "It looks like he was going pretty fast," Cohen said, adding that over the years police have seen a number of accidents at the intersection, "Generally, it's a speed Issue," Cohen said. "We’ve had tlicm cross the median, as well as driving into the lake. TIi fust loo much speed for Johnson and his passengers, training Instructor Tom Proeis and driver Litho Solomon, were not injured in the accident. Johnson is a nine-year veter­ an driver and was taking a refresher course at TDI. "I've never had an accident," Johnson said. "A fter this, I don't know If I want to drive anymore." "H e was going so fast," See Fatality, Page 7A See County, Page 10A Web site may boost test scores B y Mlchoila je r ia Managing Edttor cn critical reading and math skills they need in the classroom H ie Florida Department of Education has created a Webbased instructional tool to help students practice their testing sldlls. Ron Pinnell, Seminole County executive of secondary educa­ tion, told members of the School Board TUesday, FCAT Explorer can now be found on tire Internet. The site Is a compre­ hensive, interactive instructional tool that helps students strength- Officers’ work rewarded with ‘cop’ cakes B y C hristop he r Patton Stall Writer programs Mom, Lisa, owns Cool Bsans Coffe Shop in Magnolia Square in Sanford Ckm lflnd cashier C ro u w o rd and Education Dear Abby Ingull . . . O U S lyt* . . rker Opinion .. Policn log Rallglon . Spoil! . . [wliion In altifu l i nllerc joined the 11.ml ot Hrw He See Banker, Page 7A resigned SANFORD — Being a Sanford police officer isn't always a piece of cake. One local couple knows all about their daily tribulations and recently sent four Tammy's Custom Bakery cakes to show their gratitude to the Sanford force. After leaving for a trip for Washington D.C., Sanford resi­ dents Don and Heidi Marsh began having troubles with their house alarm. "My alarm went berserk when I was away," said Heidi. "They (police) were out hen? probably eight times, poor guys." "The police were very kind. The dispatch was really polite too They never said 'Crazy woman get your alarm fixed.'" After returning home, Heidi believes she discoveied a warped window that pullet! the alarm Miivin. apart i.liicli cau?.cd tit** false alarm-'. 1 1<idt said site want ed to do something for the offi- H « S d photo b r C M t M t m Sargaent Robert Mitchell and officer David Morganstem show off the four cakes the department received Irom a local couple. cere and thought some locally town. We really appreciate the baked cakes would be just right. thoughtful and serious manner in Arriving at the Sanford Police which your force handles calls." Department's door and into the "It was a very nice gesture on happy officers' stomachs was a the part of the Marshes," said German chocolate, bee hive, Tooley in response. "We've gotraspberry chocolate and sheet ten a lot of that positive feedback cakes. recently from citizens, but we "1 just wanted everybody to don't expect eve yone to send us have a shot at it," said Heidi cake." about the four cakes she hoped The Marshes moved to would be enough for all the shifts Sanford a year ago from Orlando, at the department. Now the couple are also looking A card addressed to Chief to move their Orlando-basea Brian Tooley from the Marshes business, Aurora Information read, "I want to express my hus- Systems, to the dty. band's and my deepest gratitude "I would love to be down there lot your department's diligence on Magnolia Square it's so beau- / last week while we were out of tiful," Heidi said. jf~ / �T in S eminole H erald Pane 2\ Sunday. September 2. 2001 S em in o le S um m ary IHipg _> u. ip i—'i 1 1.§’"**■*» « A G LA N C E AROUND O U R C O U N TY ________ ___ WI W— W W W Pasta and Bingo Following the yellow brick road O W inter Springs H igh School w ill be per­ form ing the "W izard o f O z " O ct. 4 , 5 and 6 at 7 p.m . and O ct. 7 at 2 p.m . in the W SH S au d i­ torium . T ile production w e w ill perform is the Broadw ay version, not the M G M /Jud y G arland version so there w ill be som e fun su rprises. Perform ing m u sicals w ith an orchestra enriches and elevates the p erfo rm ­ ing exp erience for the acto rs and audience. We are currently raising fund s for an orches­ tra for T h e "W izard o f O z " to bo conducted by n ationally know n M aestro D avid R eichert Sp ru ng w ho has guest cond u cted for the P rinceton Sym phony, San F rancisco C oncerto O rchestra, San Francisco Ballet O rchestra and the San Francisco O pera O rchestra am ong others. We feel fortunate that he has an interest in prom oting sm all com m u nity o rchestras and is w illing to w ork w ith us. T h e professional keyboard player, H arrison Light, is accom pa­ nying rehearsals and w ill play in the orches­ tra. T h e hig h ly esteem ed Ray H atch, profes­ sional ch o reo grap h er and director, w ill be w orking w ith o u r student choreographers and d ancers. We are very excited about the w onderful exp eriences o u r stu d ents w ill have in preparing for and p erform ing this prod uc­ tion and w e are looking forw ard to p resent­ ing o u r au d ien ces w ith a very special pro­ duction. T he "W izard o f O z ," w as selected for the you ng and the you ng at heart — it is funny and "fa n ta stic a l" w ith sw ing and rap and p rovides p o sitive lessons in character. We think o u r program is fam ily en tertain m en t at its very best, it w ill ben efit ev ery on e involved ; fam ily, co m m u n ity and school. As w ith previou s prod u ctions, a portion o f the ticket p roceed s w ill b e d onated to a local charity ; this y ear the ch arity w ill b e the C hild ren H om e So ciety o f C entral Florida. We en co u rag e ev ery on e to obtain y o u r tickets early as w e exp ect all perfo rm an ces to be sold out. T ick ets arc $5. F o r m ore inform ation call C hristin e Bredholt, 407-320-8729 i, f f \ \ ff/W , - | | D ram a B o osters T his y eb r, the-D ram a B oosters A ssociation is establish in g o p p o rtu n ities for sponsoring the D ram a P rogram . Platinum Sp onsors, $500 d o n ation , receiv e fou r reserved seats at the fall m u sical and spring play and at all other d ram a prod u ctions plus oth er ben efits to be an n o u n ced . G old Sp onsors, $250 d onation, receive tw o reserved seats at the fall m usical and sp rin g play and all other d ram a p rod uc­ tion s. Silv er Sponsors^lO O d onation receive tw o free tickets to the fall m usical and spring p lay an d all o th er d ram a productions. All sp o n so rs w ill be recognized in all program s fo r th e season. To o b tain m ore inform ation, call D iane W alters at 407-365-8198 or em ail: D ram aM am m as© excite.com . • P latinu m Sp onsors, $500 d onation, receiv e fou r reserved seats at the fall m usical an d sp rin g p lay and at all o th er d ram a pro­ d u ctio n s p lu s o th er benefits to b e announced . • G o ld Sp o n so rs, $250 d onation, receive tw o reserved seats at the fall m usical and sp rin g play and all other d ram a productions. • Sliv er Sp o n so rs receive tw o free tickets to the fall m usical and sp rin g p lay and all oth er d ram a p rod uctions. To obtain m ore in fo rm a­ tion, C all D iane W alters at 407-365-8198 or em ail: D ram aM am m as@ excite.com . The North Branch o f the Sem inole County Public Library System, located at 150 N. Palmetto Ave., w ill be closed Sunday, Sept. 2 for maintenance work. All five Seminole County branches will be closed Monday, Sept. 3, for Labor Day. The North Branch will once again be open during regular hours HiPsHay, Sept. 4. For more information, call the North Branch at 407-3222182. TU ES Herald photo bp Tommy Vincent Tho Sanford Lakosldo Lions Club will have its annual spaghetti dinner and bingo ovent Saturday, Sept. 29, from 4 to 8 p.m. In the Sanford Civic Confer. Donation Is $5, which will benefit the Lion's Sight Program. Children under 5 aro tree. Tickets are available from any Lions member or calf 407-330-5238. D rag R acing Sanford police arrested Stephen Sm ith, 41, o f Longw ood Friday m orning after an o fficer observed a black D odge and blue C hevy pick-ups racing near the W algreen d rug store at 25th Street and French Avenue. Sm ith w as in the D odge and reported that lire C hevy driver, G ary D nnglem an, 54, w ere friends. Sm ith was arrested for driving under lire influence and reckless driving w h ile.,. Danglemun only received a reck­ less driving cita tio n . .... T ig e r L ik es L in g erie Bruce Tiger, 19, o f Sanford was arrested by Sanford police after a W al-M art security officer w it­ nessed him rem ove tags from lin­ gerie and place them into his sh o rts' pocket. Tiger w as charged with his second charge o f shoplifting. D rug F o sscssio n • Robert C razier, 47, of O rlando w as arrested by Longwood police Tuesday night as a vehicle ow ner w itnessed him looking through his unlocked van. A fter placing him under arrest, police found five Zancx pills and a baggy o f m arijuana on C razier and in his car. • Sem inole C ounty deputies arrested M ario C hav arria, 36, of Sanford W ednesday night. D eputies stopped C havarria after a d riv e r's license checked revealed the su bject had a su s­ pended license. Found on the subject and in the car w as two partially sm oked cannabis ciga- offering new books for sale. H e'll have the sixth edition of "K itchenw are of the Depression Era," “'4()s, '50s and '60s G lassw are," and " Encyclopedia of Depression G lass," as well as the sixth edition o f "O ccupied Japan." Florence will also be autographing books. A display of Green Cherry Blossom by Jeannette G lass Co., will be on dislay during the event. A snack bar will e operated by Sanfurd's Colonial She then filed a false report to the sh eriff's office statin g the car had been stolen . Sh e Is charged w ith veh icle theft o f m ore than $ 20,000, filing false report and failure to redeliver leased proper­ Police Blotter ty- Larceny • Ralph Baxter, 41, o f W inter Park w as arrested by Sanford rcltes. police after he was initially • A fter running a stop sign on stopped for having a headlight ecan Avenue W ednesday night, out) A check o f the tag revealed It deputies arrested Eidonte Still, was stolen out of T itu sv ille and 27, o f Sanford arjd .Ebon Johnsop, . Baxter also had an activ e w arrant 34, o f W inter Parle for possession in Trenton, N .j. Baxter was and intent to sell m arijuana. charged w ith larceny, driving A pproxim ately 130 gram s o f w ithout insurance, h aving a m arijuana w ere found in various headlight ou t, no registration and baggies throughout the car and having a license p la t* that did the suspects. not belon g to the car. • C hristop h er Perez, 31, o f • Sanford police arrested Sanford w as arrested by Sanford W illiam Postem a, 4 1 , o f Sanford police after he w as stopped for for stealing a bracelet w orth having an expired tag. Police $1,600 from th c C h e e p o D epot on found a m arijuana pipe and a 13th Street and Frencn Avenue. bag containing m arijuana in the • G len D ane, 19, o f Deltona vehicle. He w as arrested fur d ri­ was arrested by Sanford police ving w ith a suspended license, for reportedly taking $800 from drug paraphernalia and m ariju a­ Handy Way register on 25th na possession. Street. Store officials noticed that em ployee D ane w ould h it the V eh icle T h e ft void key on the register when a D eputies arrested Sherri sale w as m ade ana then pocket W illiam s, 30, o f Lake Mary the money. Dane stated he knew W ednesday w hen she was it w as w rong, but intended to observed operating a stolen 2001 replace the m oney in time. Chevy M onte C arlo. W illiam s stated she originally rented the O pen C on tain er vehicle from E nterprise Leasing W illie Jenkins, 57, and John for a three-day period; how ever W ansley Jr., 33, both o f Sanford at the end o f three dayB she w ere arrested by Sanford police decided she still needed the car for enjoying a N atural Light and but did not have the m oney to Old M ilw aukee beer in Popular pay for it. M arket parking lot. l-ihiur Dlepley A dvetlW n g John CoOman llo one Lavendet Dorn Owtrich CTna Patton Mann Hawtuna Doan Smith Tommy Vmcanl C la e e fle d A d « r t l* 4 n g Miopth ULin llu lit Bd E g an rrnil Cww t w o Dnan Kramarc* Praut L+mm* CharytSman hm ayM talm * Laity Lawton Legal Advertltlng Trudoo Langtoid Man Hoorn Dadiy TTbbMM R ep u b lic N ew spapers, Inc. [ Members of the Sanford M iddle School Advanced and Concert Bands will be taking orders for their annu­ al Krispy Kreme donut sale starting Thcsday, Sept. 4. A dozen donuts will cost $5 and must be prepaid with order. All oraera will be ready for pickup Saturday, S e p t 8, at the band room entrance on 18th Street in Sanford. Proceeds will go toward band expenses, including instruments and m u sic To place an order, contact any Sanford Middle School Advanced or Concert Band member, or call the band room at 407-320-6203. Lake Mary H ig h ! will present "Cactu Flow er* an Abe B comedy about a dent his relationships with women, in the school's aud torium at 7 p.m. on Sept. 4, 5,6 and Sept. 8. Admission is $4, and tickets can be pur­ chased 30 minutes prior to each performance. FR I j ______ Th e Florida TVall Association Central Florida Chapter will have Its Geneva Wilderness TGIF Hike Friday, Sept. 7, starting at 6 p.m. Individuals should meet at the Geneva Wilderness, located six miles cast of Oviedo. It will be a 3-milc walk, and the group will adjourn to Black Hammock Fish Camp for dinner. The public is invited. For more information, call or e-mail Joan Jarvis at 407365-6036, bluetrail@aol.com SA T ______ A Lupus Support G ro u p will meet 1 p.m. Saturday, Se p t 8, in Winter Park Memorial Hospital's library, located at 200 N. Lakemont Ave., in Winter Park. Speaker will be Laura Summers, MD, Rheumatologist. Admission is free. Patients, families and the public are invited to attend. For more information, call 407-295-8500. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. AU tetters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. "Serving Sem inole County Since IV0M" Production E M n Tyrol JF1 IwtWSU, Circulation Wanda KoorpanKSa however, was sold in jew elry stores and fine department 6tores. The show hours are 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday with an admission fee o f $5, which is good for all three days of the show. Doors open Saturday at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 >.m. Adm ission for the final two days s $3. A winter show is scheduled for Jan. 25 through Jan. 27, 2002. T h e S em in o le H era ld Dm Pine JontMlMki Room restaurant. Depression Era glassw are was pro­ duced during the Great Depression of the 1930s. There are two types o f glass­ ware from the era — machine-made and hand-made glass. The machine-made glass was mass produced and usually inexpensive, he said. It was even given away at movie houses or appliance stores. I land-made glassw are made during the 1930s, C Editorial Mel wile Jy la b o u t SU N D oug F e lz e r t'uNnhit A S m ln M n U o n Betty Bennett A There will be on Elks Family and Community Day 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 1. The event will include games, food and several other activities. The Elks Lodge Ls located nt 1006 E. 2nd St. in Sanford. Annual fall Depression Era Glass Show scheduled to begin Sept. 14 o & SAT Special to the Herald O nce again, plans are under way for a Depression C lass Show, scheduled for 5cp t. 14 through Sept. 16, in the Sanford C ivic Center. TWenty-sevcn top quality, know l­ edgeable dealers will be participating. They w ill be representing 11 different states. G ene Florence, well-known author, w ill be the special guest. He will e on hand the entire weekend and will be u t Sunday, September 2, 2001 • Vot. 94, No. 4 Call us: Published every Wednesday and Saturday by nopubiic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Sunlord, FL. 32771 (407) 322*2611 •Ptiorw (407) 322-2G1t -Fcx (407) 323 940A Periodical P ottage Paid at Sanford. Honda and additional mating otlicee U S P S 401700 hottmatiwr Sand add reti changes to The SEMINOLE HE HALO P.O B o . 1667 Sanlord. FL 37777-1667 Subscription Rates 3 Month* In Semmoie County $11.00 0 Month* m Semmoie County 170 OO 1 Tear in Sem noie County * 3 6 CO 1 Year O tter Honda C a n ty * 4 7 00 1 Year Out or Sune * 6 7 0 0 n u n n er 1e1n1loug@aol.cam �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. September 2. 2001 P a g e 3A Obituaries BEVERLY CAROL M ESSIN G ER AUGUSTINE Beverly Carol Messinger Augustine of Froslproof died wtproof d Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2001. She was a local officer of the Sanford Salvation Army Corp and volunteered many hours through the years. She worked at Baby Furniture Factor in Lake City, Pa., Ramona Inn in Eric, Pa., and Dots on the Dot in Orlando. Most recently, she was secretary at Local Laborers Union No. 517 in Orlando. She was the babysitter for all her nieces and nephews. Survivors include her hus­ band of 17 years, Eugene Lyle Augustine; her father, Lavem Messinger and his wife, Clara, of Casselberry; her mother, Helen L Messinger of Orlando; a slep-son, Ricky Augustine and his wife, Gloria, of Mcadvillc, Pa.; a step-daughter, Carolyn and her husband, Jack Calhoun, of Columbus, Pa.; two brothers, Franklin and Frederick Messinger; eight sisters, Viola Jane Firstcr, Barbara Chandler and Dorothy Crcach, all of Orlando, Clara "TooHe" Schwcndlcr of Frostproof, Patty Young of Calhoun, Ga., Shirley Tuff-Vilvay of Bellfonte, Pa., Vera Durkey of Mascotte and Vcma O'Donnell of Orlando; and several grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Memorial Services will be held at the Sanford Salvation Army, located on 24th Street in Sanford, 3 p.n».. Sept. 9. Florida Mortuary Funeral and Cremation Services of Tampa is in charge of arrangements. G EO RG E J. 'JIM ' FINDLEY George J. "Jim " Findley, 65, of South Cochran Road, Geneva, died Thesday, Aug. 28,2001. Bom in May vilie, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida from Mayvlllc in 1972. He was the owner/operator of Findley's Lawn Service. He was a U S . Air Force Veteran and of the Methodist faith. Survivors include his wife, Audrey Dyckes Findley of Geneva; his mother, Eleanor E. Findley ofM oyvlIte, N.Y.; two daughters, Laura J. Frye and Pamela J. Meizlik, both of Geneva; a son, Philip J. Findley of Geneva; a sister, Dorothy Davis of Jamestown, N.Y.; and one granddaughter. Baldwin-Fairdiild Funeral Homes, Oviedo Chapel, is in charge of arrangements. LLOYD TH O M A S G IBBO N S Lloyd Thomas Gibbons, 65, of Pine Tree Road, Lake Mary, died Tuesday, Aug. 28,2001. Bom May 30,1936, in Columbus, Ga., he moved to Central Florida in 1964. He was an electrician and a member of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department. Survivors include his wife, Trixie Gibbons of Lake Mary; a daughter, Donna Kay Hall of Sanford; a son, William Steve Gibbons of Mount Pleasant, S.C.; a brother, Curtis Gibbons of Rome, Ga.; two sisters, Francis Truluck of Hazelhurst, Ga., and Diana Muckey of Cleveland, Ga.; and five grand­ children. Baldwin-Fairchild, Oaklawn Chapel, is In charge of arrange­ ment. BENJAM IN JA M ES GLENN Benjamin James Glenn, 91, of East Seventh Street, Sanford, died Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2001, in Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Aug. 10,1910, in Blakely, Ga., was a retired nurs­ es assistant. He was also a mem­ ber of New Bethel M.B. Church. Survivors include his wife, Jean S. Glenn of Sanford; three sons, Edward R. Glenn of Wilmington, Del., Wallace Glenn o f Newark, N.J., and Fando Glenn of AlJquippa, Pa.; one daughter, Marlene Glenn of Sanford; 15 grandchildren; and 12 great grandchildren. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary Inc. of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. ROSA LIE POPE LANIER Rosalie Pope Lanier, 88, of West Airport Boulevard, Sanford, died Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2001. Bom In Sanford, she was a lifelong resident of Seminole and Orange counties. She was the daughter of prominent Sanford farmer and former Somtnole County Commissioner, the late O.J. Pope. She was a retired book­ keeper. Survivors include a son, William O. Ijinier of Orlando; two grandchildren, Stephanie and Vassllls Lanier of Athens, Greece; and brother-in-law, Bob Kams of Orange City. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association or the charity of the donor's choice. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. G ORDAN F. MANGHAM JR. Gordan F. Maugham Jr., 48, of Floyd Avenue, Lake Maty, died Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2001. Bom in Mobile, Ala., he moved to Central Florida in 1968. He was a mason and a member of Seminole Community Church of Sanford. Survivors include his father, Gordan Mangham Sr., of Lake Mary; a step-mother, Sharon Parker Mangham of Lake Mary; three sisters, Pam of Cocoa, Deborah of Orlando, and Kelley Kingsland of Oviedo; and three brothers, Michael and David, both of DcBary and John of Burial $ 1 ,4 9 5 KAROLINE ANN M YERSON Karoline Ann Mycreon, 55, of Harvard Street, Orlando, died W ILLIE L. W HITE Willie L. W hite, 85, of Mcllonvillo Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, Aug. 24, 2001, in Health Care and Rehabilitation Center of Sanford. Born Aug. 2 3 ,1 9 1 6 , in Decatur, Ga., he was a retired cook and o f the Baptist faith. Survivors include three sons, Willie James W hite, William I W hite and Larry D. White, all of Sanford; the mother of his children. Ruby Lee W hite; and three daugh­ ters, Madelyn W hite Thomas and Bridget W hite of Sanford and Evelyn White of Deltona. 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Family Owned & Serving Central Florida For 10 Years J(Jll tJoitti C n Florida KldCare Cumming, Ga. Memorial services will be 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, in Seminole Community Church. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the American Cancer Society of The Homeless Coalition. National Cremation Society Beacon Chapter of Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. OREST CITY & I1122 W. Hwy 436 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 J SATISFACTION OVIEDO Hwy. 426 & 434 GUARANTEED 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 O N G W O O D t& SiA N F O R D tf%Hwy 207 E. 26th St. 434 & 427 Z I----------3 3 9 - 4 8 8 3 J -----------. 33 2211 --00 888855 ASSELBERRY Winter Park Dr. ;' -------- 3 33 99 -- 77 33 06 05 3 M fE HARDWAREA C E HARDWARe J O E HARDWAREJ C E HARDWARe J C E *l �4A T1IE .SEMINOLE HERALD Sunday. September 2. 2001 Opinion Opinion Our View I Vote ‘Yes’ to extend 1-cent sales tax d o n 't g e t it . A S K IN G w h e n t h e n ' l l (A A N d a T E TH E N E W H E A D A N D Don't Ilka our point or view/ Do someltilng aboul It. Wrtta us a latter to the odltor. An letters to the editor must be sloned end, for verification purpose*. MRC.K RESTRAINlMC* DEVICES IS U K E . TA L V O N fe T O *••• Seminole County residents want to continuing having some of the best roads and schools in the state. The penny tax is the way to do it. Are Seminole County voters willing to continue the county's one cent sales tax and take approximately $534 million out of tourists and their own pockets over the next 10 years? We'll find out Tuesday as thousands of voters are expected to bombard the 133 county voting precincts Tuesday and ultimately decide the fate of the tax. Supports point out that the penny sales tax is not an increase, but rather an extension of a tax voters approved in 1990. They also say that the penny tax is needed to fund specific road and school improvements. On the other side of the coin is the Stop the PEST (Penny Extra Sales Tax) crowd. They contend smart con­ sumer will routinely shop in nearby counties to avoid the extra penny sales tax ultimately costing Seminole County businesses thousands of dollars in lost rev­ enues. For all their passion, the PEST folks are being penny­ wise and pound foolish. A sales tax generates revenue not only from county residents, but from the thousands of visitors who pass through Seminole County each year. What better way to improve schools and roads than to have outsiders shoulder part of the tax burden. Furthermore, PEST's claims that Seminole County is loosing millions of dollars in revenue because surround­ ing counties have a lower sales tax is just plain wrong. They like to cite that Orange County businesses sell more office supplies than Seminole County businesses as proof our residents are shopping in Orlando. There are three big problems w ith PEST's claims: Disney, Universal, and Lockheed Martin. Those three businesses buy quite a few paper clips every year. In addition, PEST seems to forget that Orange County has twice the population as Seminole County. We understand PEST's concern about additional taxes; but a vote in favor of extending the penny sales tax is not a blank check for the Seminole County Commission. State law requires commissioners spend the tax revenue only on those projects they have specifi­ cally listed .Commissioners have laid at specific projects that will be funded by the tax revenue, and state law requires it be spent. How w ill it be spent? Upgrading the roads w e travel on and the schools we send our kids to. Som e o f the most notable local road improvements include US Highway 17-92 along Lake Monroe, State Road 415 between Celery Avenue and State Road 46 and U S Highway 17-92 between Lake Mary Boulevard and State Road 436. >. In addition to the upgrade o f 30 key county roadways and 37 transportation projects within the county's seven cities, the tax will also fund the construction of more than 340 miles of sidewalks focused on areas closest to schools. O ur neighbors to the south in Orange County may pay a lower sales tax, but they are also facing a bigger budget crunch to fund road and school improvements. That's a pretty convincing reason to support the penny sales lax extension. Vote 'Yes' on Tuesday. phone number. Letters words. Lotiors to the editor will be accoptod by: tUODfWiV Your View Department needs help raising funds To the editon The Sanford Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #140 is proud to endorses a fund-raising effort for a new K-9. The Sanford Police Department needs to replace one of the K-9s cur­ rently assigned to the patrol division and Officer Snull is the handler. The aging K-9 Mako Is 8 years old and has served the department and the citizens of Sanford for the last six years. One of the officers, after reading the logo, "In Partnership with the Community," came up with the idea to raise funds through soliciting funds from area civic groups. A well-trained imported German shepherd 1b avail­ able in our area. This K-9 has been trained and meets all the requirements of the city of Sanford's specifica­ tions and has passed a com­ plete medical examination. The benefits of this joint effort would be as follows: • Replacement of the aging K-9, Mako, to elimi­ nate any unnecessary hard­ ship on the K-9. • Officer Shull's experi­ ence would fast-track the training required. • A new, younger K-9 would enhance officer and community safety. The amount needed to finance this K-9 would be $5,800. The average cost of a K-9 is about $7,000. This is a savings of $1,200, which the importer is donating. This is a chance for the civic groups and the Sanford Police Department to combine their efforts to forge a lasting relationship for a safer community. Ned Golden President Sanford FOP Lodge No. 140 Area chamber endorses ‘Cent for Seminole’ Editor's UoU. The follow ing letter was sent to Seminole County/Lake M ary Regional Chamber o f Commerce mem­ bers. Dear Chamber Members: Our community needs your support T u esd ay , Sept. 4 , 2 0 0 1 . O n this day, Seminole County will be holding the "Cent for Seminole" Local Option One-Cent Sales Tax referen­ dum election. Your Yes vote is needed to maintain the high quality of life in Seminole County. For 10 years, Seminole County has had a 7th-cent Local Option Sales Tax that has funded an aggressive and successful new road program. On the day after Labor Day, Tuesday, Sept. 4, the voters of Seminole County will have their chance to renew the Local Option One-Cent Sales Tax for 10 more years, begin­ ning Jan. 1, 2002. Revenue enerated from this Penny ax would be used to address the two most important quality of life issues as identified by a survey of our residents — transportation and educa­ tion. Through a unique partnership of the seven cities, the county and the School Board, road and school projects to be funded have been agreed upon, G documented and presented for public review. The renewal of the Penny Tax for 10 more years will con­ tinue to maintain the high quality of life in Seminole County by implementing these projects. Without voter approval to continue the Penny Tax, there will not be dedicated funding for needed road and school improvements. Who pays the penny tax? Everyone who purchases taxable goods and services In Seminole County will be contributing. For a family of four with an income of $50,000, that would amount to approximately $127.20 per year. However, the growing n u m b e r of to u rists and visi­ tors who travel through our area and make purchases here will fund about 20 per­ cent of the total estimated revenues. That will amount to over $9 million dollars a year. On Sept. 4, not only does our community need your Yes vote, but also those of your family, friends, associ­ ates and employees. So let's get out there as only our Chamber can and drum up support for the "Cent for Seminole" Local Option One-Cent Sales Tax referen­ dum. Remember, a Yes vote is a vote for maintaining our high quality of life and continued prosperity in Seminole County. For more information on the referendum, you may visit the Seminole County web site: wwwcaseminoleiLua/onecent or call the information/ uestion line at 407-665* ENT (2368). Sincerely, Diane Parker, Chamber President 2 Kiobasa does not agree with endorsements To the editon I don't know where the Orlando Sentinel got its information from when it decided to endorse the can­ didates for the Oviedo City Council. I've lived in the city and followed what has been going on tor a long time. I know that most of the things that the Sentinel gave credit to Mr. O'Hanlon and Mr. Jepson for doing were started before they became members of the City Council. I also know that it is wrong for them to take § credit for projects involving state and county roads. Anyone who know anything about government knows that it takes years to decide what to do, then the money has to be budgeted, not iu mention that it takes years to design, engineer and pur­ chase rights-of-way to build roads. Mr. O'Hanlon and Mr. Jepson were not on llic City Council when these hases of the projects were sing discussed. I think the voters need to vote on the truth, not the fictions in the Sentinel endorsements. I know the truth because I've been fol­ lowing things in this city for a long time. I'll be voting for Todd Russell and Regina Be reswill. I've seen both of them around this city a long time before they decided to run for the City Council. I never saw Mr. O'Hanlon and Mr. Jepson before they became candidates. Judy Kiobasa Oviedo E H&R Block Tax Course Teaches N ew Laws New that Congress haa paaaad the biggest taz cute tn tweotyjmara, people ererTwhare a n scrambling to figure oat how the nfbrma will allbet than. For more information, cell 1-800-HRBLOCK, taach you how to law dungee. YouTl laani find out that mimatiaa /c o r tax UabUil Moat how to d a ta aftan-owtocked _______ at preparing a baaio 1040 to orwiplat returns visit www.hrblock.com or contact your local office. 648 South Highway 17-92 Longwood, FL 32750 407-831-2207 All Day Sunday 30(5 OYSTERS H U BLOCK i �4 •* ♦ i T he SEUTNot* H T h e W a y W e W e r e : J. Dan W right’s career W liilc sorting through some papers recently, I found some unused items that have been given me in the past and also some notes I've taken that haven't made it into print. I'll remedy some of this today with information from two articles that were sent to me separately. Florida O range M arketers, a super cooperative formed to supply oranges for the Minute Maid Corp. He was also a mem­ ber o f the Florida C itrus Commission by virtue o f his cam paign work for LeRoy Collins, The freeze struck In December 1957 and tripled the J. Dan Wright Is new value o f frozen concentrate in B um s appointee the w arehouses at M inute This article appeared In the Maid, whose stock skyrocketed. Jan. 28, 1965, issue of the Miami . Wright and others who owned Herald under the heading "The stock made money from this. Men Around B u m s." It was The 1962 freeze increased the explained that this .................................... value o f W right's was one of several m inority interest in articles on the men Patrick Fruit's 1,000 Gov. Hayden Bum s acres of citrus, but the had chosen to carry com pany closed its out his policies. packing houses. Sanford resident J. This left Wright Dan Wright had been with little to do, so he appointed chairm an w aged a successful of the Florida cam paign for the I n d u s t r i a l Sem inole County Com m ission, a state School Board. He agency that employed became its chairman 1,600 and handled Grace Marie in 1963, spending o f some Itching for more $200 m illion every >olltical activity, he two vears. • • • ooked over the field The com m ission of prospective gover­ chairman's salary was $15,000 a nors and picked Bum s to sup­ year. There were two other port. Bum s made Wright his commissioner appointed to rep­ C entral Florida coordinator, resent labor and business. Their which oversaw campaign activ­ salary was $3,600. ities In eight counties. Wright The duties of the commission devoted almost full time to the included handling unemploy­ campaign from August 1963 to ment compensation payments, November 1964. running 37 employment agency Bum s rewarded Wright by offices, and adm inistrating m aking him a part o f his w orkman's compensation. adm inistration. The M iami Although Wright, age 48, had Herald article noted that sever­ been In the citrus business most al businessm en w ere happy o f his life, he got into it almost that Wright was a hard-nosed by accident. He cam e to businessm an Instead of an Sanford during the 1930s to attorney. open a store for Firestone and one of its dealers, Warren A. SH S Band to present Patrick. Sp rin g Concert Instead o f moving on after This article appeared in the the store was open, he decided Sankm l Herald in May 1965 to stay nnd go into the citrus and is accompanied by a pic­ business with Patrick. ture o f the seven band members By 1957, Wright had worked who were to direct the band his way high up In the citrus that evening at the Spring industry. He was partner and Concert in the Civic Center. m anager o f Patrick Fruit Proceeding the concert, there Com pany, w hich before that w as an awards banauet in the year's big freeze was the state's Civic Center for band members tOth largest fresh orange ship­ and their guests. A special honper. Wright was president of orce w as Mrs. H.L. Johnson, a Stinecipher [ Sem inole C ounty school bus driver, who was retiring that year. Johnson had driven the band on many of its trips for several years. In addition to honors for Johnson, trophies were award­ ed for the best musician and best twirler, most improved musician and most improved twirler. O utstanding senior bandsmen received gold keys, and the new staff of officers were revealed. Joel Fehd, who had received superior ratings at the district and state contests, was featured in a flute solo "Concertino," by Chaminadc. Charles Stein, who received an excellent rating as a student conductor in the dis­ trict contest, directed "Tocata for Band," by Erickson. O ther officers and the march­ es they conducted were: Captain "Topper Avencl, "The Purple P ageant"; Lt. Peggy Bower, "El Capitan"; Lt. Joel Fehd, "Liberty Bell"; Lt. Eddie Hubbard (drum m ajor), "E l C a la fllcro "; Lt. Marcia Lippincott, "K ing C otton"; and Lt. Terry Rabun, "Stars and Stripes Forever." Pelei Uukcr, director o f Ihc Sanford Junior High Band and associate director of the SHS Band directed several numbers. As o f 1965, Ernest Cowley had been the SHS Band director for 14 years. A ttention Sw edish Descendants The publications committee of the Sanford H istorical Society is working on a booklet, "N ew Upsala — Henry Sanford’s Swedish Colony" to be published in November and they need help. If any Swedish descendants, or anyone else, has pictures that you would let the committee copy, it would be appreciated. We need photographs of early settlers, the Lutheran Church, the schoolhouse, hom esteads, railroad station house, and any other building or place of inter­ est. T he con tact person is Christine Best at 407-321-8671. She will b e delighted to hear from you. Sunday. September 2. 20»i Page 5A er ald Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis -JOB WSSATlSFACTlOtr By LILA CHERRY ACROSS 1. Dosert vista 8. Luau Instrument 9. 'Time's Arrow* novelist 13. Milky IB. Soothing cream* 20. 7th largest st. 21. Faction 22. Eating In, e g. 23. Kingly 24. It may come from a pencil 28. Rail relatives 27. She wanted to be a historian but__ 30. Poet Teasdalo 31. Word* before bird or plane 32. Moshe ol Israel 33. Expend* 35. Hardware item 38. Fifty-titty 42. Vietnam seaport 45.1wanted to be a fisherman but _ (with 48 Across) 48. Sea 45 Acrosa 52. Land east of the Alt. 53. Pledge 54. AES deleater 55. More diminutive 56. Male mallard 5A. 54 Across. temiliarty 59. 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Only those areas listed below will be serviced: • City of Sanford - Garbage • City of Winter Springs - Garbage • Osceola County - Garbage Florida Recycling Services will resume normal schedule beginning Tuesday, September 4, 2001. The City of Longwood will have a make-up day for the pick up of yardwaste on Thursday, September 6 , 2 0 0 1. The City of Oviedo will have a make-up day for the pick up of yardwaste on Wednesday, September 5, I f you a r e in ju red , you m ay be entitled to h ave c a r accid en t in su ran ce pay fo r 1 0 0 % o f the tre a tm e n t needed fo r y o u r inju ries. A t o u r office you m ay pay nothing until y o u r claim is settled, an d we will handle all the p ap erw ork . M ost p erson al in su ran ce also co v ers ch iro p ra ctic. Special Guesi Speaker Ranier Munns Mr Munns has been repre­ senting injured Individuals In seri­ ous accidents tor the past 25 years. A team ol experienced trial lawyers and effective parolegal/case managers onablo the firm fo handle a wide variety of Ranlir Munns cases. With an Individual personal touch and compassion, they provido aggressive legal representation in this area ot the law. The (aw firm's reputation and relationship with the medical community has proved to be a wonderful assel 'n tho nrea of personal Injury. Bogin, M unns & Munns Main Office, Orlando: 250 N. Orange Avenue •Tenth end 11th Floora Orlando, Florida 32801 Tho Nrtng ol an attorney « • vary lmpo#lanl d*o*4on wurt tfratf «IQt bobooed oo*o»y odvorttoomont Botoro you daade. aaa ua to n o d you 2 0 0 1. We at Florida Recycling Services, Inc. thank you for the opportunity to serve your community, and hope that all of you enjoy this Labor Day Holiday. HI R tf I You may nut he aware of the Hidden Injuries that usually oceur during an auto accident. SYMPTOMS CAN TAKE YEARS TOAPPEAR! Find out the information most doctors never tell you, warning signs o f injury, the treatment that really works, how scat and shoulder belts really affect you why arthritis o f Ihc neck occurs 80% more often in accident victims...and more. l^ou’te FREE DINNER Cattle Ranch Steak House 2700 S . Sanford Ave. Sanford, Florida 32773 When: Tuesday, Sept. 4 7:00 - 9:00 P.M . What: Free Dinner Seminar Who: First Health Chiropractic Topic: Auto Accidents and the Injuries they produce. Speakers: Dr. Joseph Boyle Dr. Joseph Slcurella (First Health Chiropractic) Mr. Gary Lewis, Paralegal Mr. Ranier Munns, Esquire (Bogin, Munns, & Munns) Where; R.S.V.P. with First Health at (407) 321-7500 FIRST HEALTH CHIROPRACTIC 3801 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. • SUITE 131 • LAKE MARY, F L 32746 FOR A FR EE REPORT 1 -BOO-962 9258 The andany Otar parson rasfMnsitM tor pajrfw l tow* tiw rtgfi to iffu ia to pay cnM f payment, Gf M natW M d tor ptomart tor any offwi which h partomud as a raws of warm 71 hoon of itseonftng to ao—mewtani tor fie tret or Oaco^oad tea or ro d * * toe sen** i �T Page GA September 2.2001 Business Notes Promotion TEI Engineers & Planners has announced Joe McConnell, B S.E .E has been promoted to Intelligent Transportations Systems Manager, and Jeff Goodman has been promoted to Data Collection Supervisor. McConnell lias over 16 years of specialized experi­ ence. He has been serving as Project and Technical Manager. Goodman has over nine years of traffic engineering technical experience. TEI is a comprehensive roadway design, traffic engi­ neering and transportation planning firm with offices in Lake Mary, Tampa, Tallahassee and Atlanta. New Mall Stores Seminole Towne Center now has two new stores. Featuring the hottest in teen fashion and unique gifts, Hot Topic is scJ Kxlulod to open in early August outside or Sears on the mail's upper level. Also scheduled to open in early August is Wilson's Leather, a specialty retailer of leather, outerwear apparel and accessories. Wilson's Leather will be fixated out­ side the Disney Store on the mall's lower level. Sanford Auto Dealers Exchange McKee Construction Company of Sanford recently completed construction on a $4 million auto auction com­ plex for the Sanford Auto Dealers Exchange. Owner, Ron Drody hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony recently to kick off the first auction at the 50-acre complex, at the comer of Jewett Lane and Airport Blvd. in Sanford. In atten­ dance were McKee Construction Co. President Bobby Von Herbulis, Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard and Joan Breslin with the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Contract Brasficld it Gqrrie, LLC a Maitland-based general con­ tractor, has selected SI. Goldman Company, Inc/Comfort Systems USA, a mechanical contractor to pro­ vide HVAC and plumbing systems for Colonial Center Building 200 at Colonial Town Park in Dike Mary. H ie 160/100 square foot specula­ tive office building is being developed by Colonial Properties. Real Estate Honors Signature GMAC Real Estate in Oviedo presented nearly 170 awards to the company's top sales produc­ ers for the year's first six months, during a special awards breakfast in Orlando recently. The company has seven Central Florida offices that serve Seminole, Orange, Osceola and Lake Counties. Realtors Letty Lopez of Signature's Lake Mary office and Larry Johnson of the company's Oviedo office lead tlx* way with 20 and five awards respectively. Other Seminole County winners include Lisa 1lili, Mary Anderson and Jeanette Ekberg of the Lake Mary office, Nick Dvorak, Adrianne Milam, Bo Qvenger, Arlene Komancce, Mary Thomas, Bruce Tanncnbaum, Loida Rodriguez-Ledesma and Ally Wright of the Oviedo office. T he S eminole H erald Consulting company helps protect businesses against computer viruses want to pay $200 to $3000 per Computer viruses aren't a hour to bring experts on board. worry /or the Seminole/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Outsourcing is their best option." Commerce even though the The security service TEAM organization is highly depen­ provides to its clients is con­ dent on information technolo­ sidered ethically responsible gy to maintain its network of today — call It "safe tech." members, sponsors, local offi­ "W ith a worm like Code cials and events. Red, it not only hurts those The chamber contracts with companies but all of their cus­ a major US IT consulting com­ tomers as w ell," Moore added. pany — TEAM Information Code Red, known as a worn Services, also headquartered in for the way it burrows into Lake Mary — for its computer web servers, eventually gives technology. back door access to web Security against virus and servers. "Code Red didn't take worm attacks like the recent "Code Red" arc part of the ser­ a great deal of expertise," said Moore, "but the next one will, vice, said Matt Moore, founder and I think we have a lot of and chief executive officer at business owners — and their TEAM. customers — who wished The chamber is part of a they'd sought professional growing cadre of small compa­ help sooner." nies and organizations that arc TEAM Information Services outsouring information tech­ is a computer consulting com­ nology tasks to companies like pany and part of an IT group TEAM. Moore said more com­ that includes Vereon panies should be doing it. Technology, Inc. in Jacksonville "A worm like Code Red is a and Dragon Development Inc. serious threat," Moore In Washington, D.C. explained. "M any small com­ For more information con­ panies that don’t have the tact Malt Moore at 407-548technical expertise to deal with 6307. security issues in-house don't it i n*ma jxww try •onwny yhiqvth Sanford City Manager Tony VanDerworp presents Sanford City Engineer Bob Walter with the city's Employee of the Month award. Walter works h the city's EngtnesringfPlanning Department. T h e S em inole H erald r / <1 / Seminole County's In Depth, Local Newspaper. Covering Local Government, Local Sports, Local Events, Local People. Not World or National News, Not Orlando News Just Seminole Countv LOCAL NEWS Carrier Delivered To 4 0 0 OC4 4 Your Home or Business 5 Days A Week. 4 U l Bu££'*<.vl i SPECIAL REFERENDUM ELECTION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 4, 2001 "S a n d y " O o a rd _nA i._ „ Of fO tB . Gncini ---iqr SupirMarol 1i* V M U 1=7=2001 SAMPLE BALLOT r v lra r Sadont forda __ I caKt 407-665-7700 i a h w»r*< wnco«l**oni ory U ■fs~* . OFFICIAL BALLOT SPECIAL REFERENDUM ELECTION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 4,2001 SPI & PfrdcGoite: Comptetely fill In lh» SEMINOLE C O U N TY TEN (10) YEAR SALES SURTAX T O FUND COUNTYW IDE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENTS AND SCHOOL CON STR UCTION To provide public transportation Improvements and fund school construction, Seminole County requires additional revenue. The proposed revenue source Is a tan (10) year one cent par dollar sales surtax on taxable transactions occurring within Seminole County. These revenues wodd be used only lor lending transportation improvements such ea renovation. Improvement, reconstruction and construction ol road, sidewalk and pedestrian safety projects throughout Seminole County, and improvements to the infrastructure of the Seminole County FOR the one cent sales tax O AGAINST the one cent sales tax O ALL PRECINCTS Chamber Luncheon The Professional Women's Network Luncheon will be held on Thursday, Sept 27, from 11:30 a.m. to 130 p.m. in Use Presidential Ballroom at Church Street Station. The keynote speaker for the event is former U S. Attorney General Janet Reno. Individual seating is $30 for members of the Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce and $50 for non-members. Corporate tables are $400 for members and $500 for nonmembers. Partial proceeds from the event will go to Safeliouse of Seminole, a domestic violence center. Call Sally Underwood at 407-834-4404, ext 229, for more information. Employee of the Month ■'•IT?'1*77" 1 4 o l's A i M i s kV /. MAYOR (Vote for On«) RON DOTSON *, J TOM W ALTERS COUNCILMAN. GROUP I (Vote for One) CHRISTOPHER R. JEPSON ( 3 TOGO RUSSELL O COUNCILMAN, GROUP (Vote for One) II you are irifavor of the I bonds, W in the oval next to ------- *» ’FOR BONDS'. fcr - o TO M O'HANLON < 3 ■ If you are not in fsvor ol the issuance of the bonds, W in the oval I the words ‘AGAINST I PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT REVENUE BONDS REFERENDUM Shall City of Oviedo, Florida, Issue not exceeding $9,500,000 Public Improvement Revenue Bonds for financing, dealpi, permitting, acqdaition, end conetrucbco of the West Mitchell Hammock Road Weiar Treatment Plant with the City, and purpose* Inctoantal thereto, bearing an Interest rate not excaedng the maximum legal rate, maiming williin 30 years trem date thereof, payable from legally available non-ed valorem revenues of the City, es provided In City Resolution No. 666-01? FOR BONDS C3 AGAINST BONOS O PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT REVENUE BONDS REFERENDUM Shan City of Oviedo, Florida, issue not exceeding $3,000,000 Public Improvement Revenue Bonds lor the acquisition of land lor parks and recreational use and for the financing, design, permitting, acquisition, and construction ct park end leueebon improvement» with the City, and purposes incidental thereto, bearing an Interest rats not exceeding the maximum legal rate, maturing within 30 years from date thereof, payable from legacy available non-ad valorem revenues of toe City; ae provided In City Reeoiutwr No. 671-017 FOR BONOS REGINA BERE SWILL SEMINOLE CO UN TY TEN (10) YEAR' SALES SURTAX T O FUND COUNTYW IDE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENTS AND SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION AGAINST BONOS n o n ouo i ioomoosmoi O LIMITED AD VALOREM TAX BONDS REFERENDUM ShalCfty of Oviedo, Florida, be authorized to levy ad valorem taxes at • rata not exceedng atxty-ftve hundredths of one mi* ( 65 m N Jonal taxable property In the Cby tor nef in excess of $8,000,000 Limbed Ad Valorem Tax Bonds for acquisition of land and financing, design, permuting, acquisition, and construction of a cultural arts cantar thereon located wtthtn the City, and purposes Inctdantal thereto. bearing an Merest rate not excaedng toe maximum legel rale, maturing within 30 years Irom toe date thereof, payable from such ad valorem taxes; tot maximum length of this levy Is 30 years; es provided In City Resolution No. 670-017 FOR BONDS AGAINST BONDS C3 O PLEASE NOTE: City of Oviedo candi­ dates and issues w i appear OHtY on bated Issued to City residents. To proridn pubic transportation improvements and lund school construction. Seminole County requires addttonsl revtnue. The proposed revenue sourot Is a tan (10) year one c* per debar salsa surtax on taxable wBOBMcnom occurring winwi owriinwif County. These revenues woiid be ueed only for lUndng transportation Improvements such as renovation. Improvement, reconstojctton and construction of road, sidewalk and pedMfrian safety protects toruugliout Semtnota County, and improvements to toe Infrastructure of toe Seminole Court) school system. FOR toe one oent sales lax AGAINST toe one cent safes tax ALL PRECINCTS O C3 �T ill. SlAIINOU l it RAIJ> Sunday, September 2. 20<)l Page 7 A Banker Raising funds for police K-9 C ontinued from Page 1A Smyrna in 1939 until 1941, when he resigned to s e n e in VVWII In the Air Corps and later the U.S. Merchant Marine where he was discharged in 1945. He then brought youth and new visions and performance to banking and to the Sanford area when he was elected in 1945 as Cashier of the Florida State Bank of Sanford, a member of the McNulty Group of Banks. At the age of 38, In 1954, he was elected to the Board of Directors and President of the bank. He later was elected as Chairman of the nine McNulty Banks. He formed one of the first Bank Holding Companies, First Florida Bancorporation, where he served as Chairman and CEO. He helped to acquire approxi­ mately 30 small banks through­ out ihe State of Honda. The banks name was later changed to Flagship Banks, where he served as Chairman of tire Executive Committee. He also served as Chairman of seven individual banks from 1962 to 1984. Upon the merger of the Flagship Banks and Sun Bank (now known as SunTrust), Tucker retired to Sea Island, Ga. Tucker was elected as the first President of the Florida Bank Holding Co. Association, 1972, and American Bankers Association, Vice President for Florida, 1960, where he also served on many banking com­ mittees. He served as President of the Femald Laughton Memorial Hospital in Sanford 1948-1953. He helped to plan and construct the Seminole County Memorial Hospital at Sanford (now known as the Seminole County Service Building) in 1952. He wrote many articles and manuals on all aspects of bank­ ing. He recently published a hook "A Collodion of Insights." Tucker was an excellent tennis player and always rose to the challenge of a match. He could often he found serving tennis balls across Ihe net to his oppo­ nents with the same determina­ tion to succeed in whatever he undertook. He was the winner of six Sanford Tennis Tournaments. Tucker served as Chairman of Ihe Sanford Cancer Society; Treasurer of Ihe Stale of Florida Civil Air Patrol; and he was a Kotarian. Tucker never met a stranger. He met many people in his role as a Sanford banker. He instilled in his employees how to make customers happy, how to greet them and bow to please them. He was one of the first bankers to install drive-in and walk up win­ dows in the Sanford area. He also was responsible for one of the first banks being established on a military facility (Sanford Naval Air Station). Tucker is survived by his widow, Maud Trisinen Tucker of Sea Island; his previous wife, Helen Hutchison Tdcker of Sanford and their children: Jalie Ann Vuchinich, who is a profes­ sor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham; Mary Neal Reynolds, an attorney in Birmingham, Ala. John Carson Tucker, Professor and Environmental Attorney at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He has six grand­ children. Private services were held Thursday, Aug. 30, 2001, in Sea Island, Ga. Rex Newton, the training director at TDI, said the semi was traveling at about 20 miles per hour. "H e had just made the tum from (SR) 46 onto 17/92," Newton said. "They start out in second gear, and he would have been in sixth gear when the acddent happened. That's about 15 to 20 miles per hour." Fatality C ontinued from Page IA Prods said, "that if he Itadn't hit us, he may have hit another car, and then there might be more than one person dead." i^ u eijV ih H jb iIW — -_ Dan Ping can be reached at dpingO aem lnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. Self-Employed? Nn obligation Information on: n i i~i n v fiK j pnoio o j imiHiijf vincomjk The Sanford Fratamal Order of Pofice Lodge *140 Is raising money to purchase a new police K-9. The FOP recently received help from the Sanford Kiwanis Club in the form of a $500 donation. Club president Dot Waller, center, and boar member John Wlmblsh, right, present offi­ cer Rob Shull with the check. Also on had was Oalko, a 3-year-old police dog. To make contributions, checks can be mailed to the Santord FOP at P.0. Box 1742, Santord. Fla. 32772. H ealth In su ran ce* @ Affordable R ates! D o n ’t m iss our * f l n > l i y i y i itJUptm »wti w ijw r twjyr l SAN FO RD M AIN STREET V FARMER’S MARKET •nut Mr IN mAmAttu lm S>w/<e rim** m k M m Call our toll-free 01.888.239.3470 w a n t to o w n a ic c re d it ( . less th a n p iPORTAfm MAGNOLIA SQUARE ON FIRST STREET FLORIDA STATE STATU TES REQUIRE TH A T YO U PR ESEN T A PH O TO I.D. TO V O TE A T YOUR POLLING PLACE. IF YO U FAIL T O PROVIDE A PH O TO I.D., Y O U W ILL BE REQUIRED T O SIGN A “VO TER W ITH O U T PH O TO I.D." AFFIRM ATION. E V E R Y • -K jv D - (407) 322-5600 Y o u r T o o ts ie s " During O u r Huge After Inventory Clearance Sale! BRANDNAME ATHLETICSHOES WOMEN’SSHOES Valuesto$95 EVISED CITY CHARTER 8M1 eCJty Charter be revised per Ontnjicn 2001-44 to provide, among i, Mayor/Commisaion elections durrtf'bnda gubernatorial and elections, define term limits as M l tarma of office, a Mayor who preside* at $5i$7#510 T h e r e ’s a b e tte r w a y to b u y in su ra n ce . You cun buy yum insurance? fiq m .1 s t i .i n y i 'i •' 1 -8 0 0 NUMBER R IC H A R D R U S S I o r fro m $^Q 90 TONY RUSSI G reat S a vin g s Throughout The Store! INSURANCE meetings, appointment and ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect. Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family's protection and security. Since 1968 rdBbbictjCJty Manager, City Clerk, and OiryV arney by a vote of not less than S T O R E lourC knmlastonofs, requirements for City buty cOapttal Program, and citizen & UVE ENTERTAINMENT • FRUITS • VEGGIES • PLANTS • AND MORE For More Information Call Cell Howl " L et U s C o v er ICIAL BALLOT RENDUM ELECTION COUNTY, FLORIDA MBER 4,2001 T U E S D A Y SA T U R D A Y Certificates N X B 208 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD • 407-322-0204 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford (407) 322-0285 * A u t o - O w n e r s In s u ra n c e Life Home Car Business r u 'S t PnHtm “ P ttpU * lorCharter Amendments? O VB9. OH HE VISION NO£f GAJMST REVISION DtW 9»GN OF CENTRAL WINDS PARK Shea rieidty purchase approximately 27 acr*> land adjacent to Central Wlnda Park ^construct soccer, lootbail, baseball anrit Wx recreation lacdltw* and finance Otfpfthaee and construction by issuing Bonds not exceeding $3,400,000 00, beopno interest at a rate not exceeding the CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby Qlven by the City of Longwood, Florida, that the City Commission will hold a Public Hearing on Monday, September 17, 2001 at 7:00 p.m. or a s soon thereafter as possible, in ihe Longwood City Commission Chambere, 175 W. Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida, to consider adoption of Resolution No. 01-1040, enacting a five year Capital Improvement Program as required by Section 6.07 of the City Charter. Copies of the Resolution and the Five Year Capital Improvement Program are available for Inspection by the public at the City Clerk's Office. 175 W. Warren Avenue, from 8:00 a m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. A summary of the Five Year Capital Improvement Program is as follows: C IT Y O F LO N G W O O D - C A P ITA L IM P R O V E M E N T P R O G R A M - F IS C A L Y E A R S 2003 - 2007 maurkrm permitted by law, end by knyiitg an »dvalorem tax not exceedng PUBLIC FACILITIES IM PR O VEM EN T FUND FINANCING M ETHO D AD V A LO R EM IA X ES , LO C A L OPTIONS GAS TAXES AN 0 PAVING PUBLIC UTILITIES FUND / W ATER PUBLIC UTILITIES FUND I W ASTEW ATER PUBLIC UTILITIES FUND R EV EN U ES ontMXxtrier of one mill (0.25) on al fo p bo n d s CJ a h u n stbo n d s PISOCMOTE: City of Winter Springs issues w#.appear,ONLY ext ballots issued to Ctty i w/>Karr uuc rtoonocaowi FY 2003704 S i.500,000 FY 2004/05 $1,133,000 400.000 250.000 250.000 350.000 250.000 400.000 $1,850,000 $2,100,000 $1,750,000 FY 2005/06 F Y 2006/07 $700,003 $1,500,000 TO TAL $6,100,000 ASSESSMENTS tarn** property within Winter Springs tor repayment o< euch Bonds? FY2002/03 $1,300,000 TOTAL CAPITAL IMPH0VEMEMT PROGRAM 1.250,000 400,000 250.000 350.000 2.400.000 1.750.000 $Z,$50,000 $2,100,000 $10,250.000 Notice: All persons are advised that it they decide to appeal any decision mado at these meetings/hoarings, they will need a record ot the proceedings and tor such purposes, they may need !u ensure that a verbatim record is made, which record to indude the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based (per Sec 266.0105, Florida Statutes) Persons with disabilities needing assistance to parUdpate in any ot those meetings, should contact the A.D.A. Coordinator at 407-260-3481 at least 48 hours in advance ot the mooting. Geraldine D. Zambri, City Clerk �I’ilftC BA T ilt: SEMINOLE HERALD Sunday. September 2.2001 N e w to n tu rn s 101 P R E C IN C T P O L L IN G P L A C E S September 4, 2001 Hsraid photo by Tommy Vincent Annio Mao Nowton o( Sanford celebrfltod her 101 si birthday on August 15.2001, at the Health Care and Rehab Center on Melonvillo Avonue. Among those attending the celebration was Shanlee Howard, one of Ms. Nowton's carogivers. News Briefs Legislative meeting The Seminole County Legislative Delegation will hold ts annual public hearing ITiursday, Sept. 6 at the Seminole bounty Commission Chambers. 1101 E. First Street in Sanford, from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. If it is determined a second meeting will be needed. Sept. 24 has been reserved at the same location. To t>o listed to make a presen­ tation, or for additional informa­ tion on a local matter, call Representative David Mcalor** o ffice at 41T7-3M -371B. Good appointment? Cool Beans, 108 Magnolia Avenue in Sanford is offering a program called "Great Patient Awards ’. All local physicians and dentists arc welcome to par­ ticipate, free of charge. Any patient, 12 years old or younger who has a great doctor or dentist visit receives a "Great Patient Award” certificate. The certifi­ cate can b e redeemed at Cool beans for one free regular size ice cream cone. Blank certificates for total doctors or dentists are available by catting Cool Beans at 407-302-2822. Upcoming reunion Although a Sem inole High School Class Reunion for the class o f 1981 w on't be held until sometime in October, efforts are underway to locate as many old classm ates as possible in advance. A definite dale remains to be set, possibly based on the SI IS Homecoming Game. For information, phone Glnny Bishop Lyden at 407-678-3942 or visit the class website at www.SI ISCIassofrtl .com. B R O W N ’S G Y M N A S T IC S LAK E MARY/SANFORD Register Now For Fall Classes Tilt* Only ( iymtiiisl ics School in (Vnlrtil Floridii Offering I Free limn s of ( i\innnstics Fitch Month 8 Hours for the Price of 4 •C LA S S E S FOR B O Y AND G IR L S O F ALL A G E S •C A LL FO R Y O U R F R E E T R IA L CLASS Girl* & Boyi Boginnoi /Advanced Gymnastics. Mom & Tot, Tiny Tots. Cheerleading, High School, Mini Camps, Girt* Compelelivo Teams, birthday Parties Available. National and Internationally - Renowned Coaching Stull Luke Mury/Sunford 901 Central I’urk Dr. M U m i I IVt tlm.l Sanford. FL .12771 (407) 302-2044 © i * PRECINCT LOCATION | Markham Wood* Presbyterian Church. S310 Markham \Wxx1s Road (one mile North of Lake Mary llonlevnrdl. Lake Mary 2 Sports Training Center at Sytvan Lake Park. 8 4 3 Luke Markham Road. Sanford 3 Midway Elenientary School. 3291 Jllway (Midway). Sanford 4 Altamonte Springs City Hall, 2 33 Nrwtmrypnrt Avenue, Altamonte Spring* 5 Oviedo East Ilranch library, 3 1 0 DtvUlon Street. Oviedo 0 Geneva Elementary School, (Family Resource Center) 2 78 First Street. Geneva 7 VFW Post 10139. 1 133 7th Street. (Avenue E A 7lh Slreetl. Chuluota S First llapllal Ctiurch of Tuncawtlla. 4 3 0 0 Dike Road. (Comer of Dike Road A Tuscawllla Road), Winter Park 9 First baptist Church of Sweetwater, 3B00 Wektva Springs Road, Longwnod 10 Lake Mary Community Halt. 2 0 0 N. Country Ciub U*»ud, Lolu. Mary 11 Seventh Day Adventist Church. 4 5 3 Maitland Avenue. Altamonte Springs 12 Country Creek Inn and Racquet Club. S20 Country Creek Parkway (off Dunnell Road). Altamonte Springs 13 Winter Springs Civic Center. 4 0 0 N. Kdgetnnn Avenue. Winter Springs 14 Northland Church. S30 Dog Track Rood. Longwood 15 I loly Cross Lutheran Church. 7 0 0 Sun Drive. Lake Mary 10 Lnkrvlew Christian Church. 1400 Hear Lake Road. Apopka 17 Casselberry City Hall Council Chambers. 9 3 Triplet Lake Drive, Casselberry IS Ssnora Club House. 2 3 9 Sonora boulevard. Sanford 19 Seminole County Public Health and Human Services Auditorium. 4 0 0 W. Airport boulevard. Sanford 20 Seminole County Public Health and Human Service* Auditorium, 4 0 0 W. Airport boulevard. Sanford 31 Sanlord City Halt. 3 0 0 N. Park Avenue. Sanford 22 Sanford Church or Christ. ISOO S. Park Avenue Sanford 23 Northwest branch library. 5 8 0 Greenway boulevard. Lake Mary 24 Seventh Day Adventist Church. 3 0 S. Moss Road. (South of SR 434 on Moos Rood). Winter Spring* 25 Eoitmonle Civic Center. 8 3 0 Magnolia Avenue. Altamonte Spring* 20 lake Mary New City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary 27 Seminole County Cooperative Extension Auditorium, 2 3 0 W. County Home Rood, building 340. Sanford 28 Orthodox Church of St. Stephen. 1893 Lake Emma Road. Longwood 29 West Sanford bays A Girl* Club. 9 1 9 Persimmon Avenue, Sanford 30 Central baptist Church (Christian Activity Center). 3101 W. State Road 4 0 . Sanford 31 Fern Park Church of the Naearene. 141 OUrten Road. Fern Park 32 Grace Untied Methodist Church. 4 9 9 N. Country Club Rood, Lake Mary 33 Longwood City llall. 175 W. Warren Avenue. (Comer of Whrren Street and Wilma Street}. Longwood 34 Sanlando United Methodist Church. 1890 State Road 4 3 4 , Longwood 35 Spring Oaks Community Clubhouse. 3 00 Spring Oaks boulevard. Altamonte Springs 30 Hampton Inn, ISI Douglas Avenue, Altamonte Springs 37 Garden Club of Sanford. 2 0 0 Fairmont Drive. Sanford 38 Je a n Rhein Central branch library, 2 IS N. Oxford Rood, Casselberry 39 American Legion Post 183. 2 7 0 0 Wells Avenue (off Highway 17-921, Fern Park 40 Elks Club. 4 7 3 3 Howell branch Road. Winter Park 41 IL T. Mllwre Middle School, 1341 S. County Road 4 2 7 . Longwood 42 First Church of the Nszarene Fellowship Hall. 2381 Sanford Avenue. Sanford 43 Cornerstone Community Church (previously known as Slovak Oardcn). 3 1 1 0 Howell branch Road. Winter Park 44 Westminster Presbyterian Church. 2541 Red bug take Road. Coaoelberry 45 Summit Village Condominium Clubhouse. 2 0 3 Esplanade Way. Casaelbeny 48 SI. Marks iirsbytertxn Church (Activity building). 1021 Palm Springs Drive. Altamonte Springs 47 Longwood Aquatic Club, 1633 E.E. Williamson Rood. Longwood 40 Golden Corral. 9 97 W. T trm Parkway, Altamonte Spring* 49 St. Richard's Episcopal Church. 3151 Lake Howell Road. Winter Pork 50 TuskawtUa Country Club. 1500 Winter Springs boulevard. Winter Springs 51 First baptist Church Sanlando Springs. 742 Sanlando Rood (off S.R. 43 4 . I 1 /2 miles west of 1-4, between Montgomery and Jamestown). Altamonte Springs 52 Senior Citterns Multipurpose Center, 2 0 0 N. Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry 53 Longwood Hitts Congregational Church, 1253 E.E. WUllamson Road. Longwood 54 Sweetwater Oaks Homeowner’s Association Community Center a Racquet Club. 8 ) 0 Fox Valley Drive (behind 7-11 Store on Wektva Springs Rood), longwood 55 Oviedo Women's Club. 414 King Street (Ik tween High School rnd Method!** Church). Oviedo 30 New life Fellowship Church, 9 7 0 TuskawtUa Road. Whiter Springs 37 WrsUnlnster Prrsbytrrtan Church. 2 8 4 1 Red bug Lake Hoad. Casselberry 38 Fust Christian Church of Longwood. 1400 E.E. WUllamson Road. Longwood 39 Royal Anna Condominiums. 6 0 0 Orange Drive. Altamonte Springs GO First Uaptlst Church Sanlando Springs. 742 Sanlando Road (oft S.R. 434. I 1 /3 miles vvst of 1-4. between Montgomery and Jamestown). Altamonte Springs 61 Ryan's Family Strakhouse of Apopka. 3101 E. Sonoran IIIWY 430)1 Forest City 02 Sanford Civic Center, 401 E. Seminole boulevard. (Sanford Avenue at Seminole boulevard), Sanford 63 Westvlrw baptist Church. 4 1 0 0 C .R 48A. (Also known us H E. Thomas Jr. Parkway). Sanford PRECINCT LOCATION 04 Altamonte Springs Elementary Scttool. 525 Plnevtew Street (off Palm Springs Drivel. Altamonte Springs 65 Forest City Elementary School. 9 8 0 Sand Lake Road. Forest City 00 Central Church of Christ. 8 7 3 Oak Drive. Altamonte Spring* 67 Seventh Day Adventist Church. 3 0 3. Moss Road, (Soutil of SR 434 on Mo»* Road). Winter Springs 68 Elks Club, 4 7 3 3 llowrll branch Road. Winter Park 69 Hampton Inn. 181 Douglas Avenue. Altamonte Springs 70 Holiday but. 2 3 0 W. Highway 4.16. Altamonte Spring* 71 Wrklvn Community Center. 2 3 9 Hunt Club boulevard. Suite 101. Longwood 72 Longwood Church of the Norarme Fellowship Hall. 2 0 0 Wayman Avrime. Longwood 73 Lutheran Haven Fellowship Halt. 2 0 4 1 W. State Road 42 0 . (South of Oviedo). Oviedo 74 Cornerstone community G h.iuli (|£rcldotu]y known a* Slovak Garden). 3 1 1 0 Howrtl branch Road. Wilder Park 73 St. Stephen's Catholic Church. 3 73 TuskawtUa Road. Winter Springs 76 Church of The New Covenant, 873 TuskawtUa Road. Winter Springs 77 CoaoelljerTy Police Headquarter*. 4 1 9 5 S. Highway 17-92. Casselberry 78 Winter Springs Ctvtc Center. 4 0 0 N. Edgcmon Ave.. Winter Spring* 79 Sterling Park Elementary School. 2 0 ) Eagle Circle. Casaelbeny 60 Lakevtew Christian Church. 1400 Hear Lake Road, Apopka 8) West branch Library, 3 4 5 N. Hunt Club boulevard. Longwood 82 First baptist Church of Sweetwater. 3 8 0 0 Wektva Springs Road. Longwood 83 St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 2 14 0 W. State Road 4 3 4 . Longwood 84 River Oaks Prrabytertsan Church. 4 0 5 Washington Avenue. Lake Mary 83 Oviedo City HaU, 4 0 0 Alexandria t km levant. Oviedo 80 Mstkhom Woods Prraliylrrtin Church. 5 2 ( 0 Markham Wood* Road (one mile North of Lake Mary boulevordl. Lake Mary 87 Eocondldo Condominiums Club Housr, 101 Hsltsway Drive. Altamonte Springs B8 Lighthouse Community Church (formerly known os Our Saviour Community Chttrehl, 4 6 0 0 Gahriella lan e. Winter Park 89 Grace Presbyterian Ctiurrh. t i l l TbskawtlLi Road (1 /2 mite North of lied bug Luke Road), Winter Springs 90 South Seminole Church of Christ. 5 4 10 Lake llowrll Road. Winter Park 91 Spring Lake Elementary Sellout Activity Center. 0 9 3 Orange Avenue. Allurnontr Springs 92 Sobol Point Country Club. 2002 Salmi Club Way, Longwood 93 Neighborhood Alliance Church (formerly known aa Christian Neighborhood Alliance Church). 301 Marktiam Woods ttuad. Longwood 94 TuskawtUa Country Club. 1500 Winter Springs boulevard. Winter Spring* 93 Wrdgrwood Tennl* Villa*, (401 Forest Hill* Drive. Winter Springs 96 Winter Spring* City HaU. 1126 E. Stale Road 4 3 4 . Whiter Springs 07 TLsli.jv21a r.-cvhjir-im Cbuwh. W d W State Road 42 6 , Oviedo 98 Lutheran Haven Fellowship HaU. 2 0 4 1 W. Stale Road 42 0 , (South of Oviedo), Oviedo 99 Palm Valley Club House. 3 0 0 Palm Valley Drive. Oviedo 100 Oviedo Riverside Park. 1600 Lockwood boulevard. Oviedo 101 First baptist Church Fellowship Hall. 3 20 First Street. Geneva 102 Oviedo Women's Club. 414 King Street [between High Sellout and Methodist Church). Oviedo 103 TuskawtUa Country Club. 1500 Winter Springs boulevard. Winter Spring* 104 103 Altamonte Springs Elementary Sellout. 0 23 llnevtew Street (otf Palm Spring* Drivel, Altamonte Spring* 106 Altamonte Spring* City Hall. 2 2 3 Newburypori Avenue. Altamonte Spilngs 107 108 109 Eastmonte Clvtr Center, 8 3 0 Magnolia Avenue. Altamonlr Spring* 110 111 112 113 R .T , Mllwre Middle Sellout. 1 3 4 1 S. Counly Rood 4 2 7 . Longwood 114 Ed Myers Recreation building Iprrvtousiy known os Longwood Community building). 194 Wilma Street. ICurner of Wilma and Ctiurrh Street). Longwood 115 River Oak* Presbyterian Church. 4 03 Wbsh'ngton Avrnur, lake Mary 1 16 Lake Mary New City Hull, 100 N. Country Club Kitod, Lake Mary 117 118 First Presbyterian Ctiurrh Lake Mary. 128 W. Wilbur Avenue, lake Mary 119 120 Sah-atfou Amiy. 7 0 0 W. 24th Street. Sunfon: 121 Sanford Churvh of Christ. 1500 S Park Avenue. Sanford 122 Midway Elementary School. 2251 Jllway IMtdway). Sanfoid 123 Ibunlilon Elementary Sellout. 1301 E. mb Siren. Sanford (Entrance otf Celery Avrnur) 124 Hamilton Elementary School. 1601 h oih Street. Sanford (Enlruner otf Celery Avenur) 125 Sanford Clvte Center. 401 E. Snninolr boulevard. (Sanford Avenue at Seminole boulevard}, Sanford 126 Sanford City HaU. 3 0 0 N. Park Avenue, Sanford 127 128 129 Spring HUI Suites by Marriott. 201 N. Town. Rood. Sanford 130 Spurts Training Center at Sylvan take Park, 8 4 5 Lake Markham Kruid. Sanford 131 First baptist Chureh of Sweetwater. 1«n*v Wektva Spring* Rood, langwood 132 First baptiit Ctiureti of Sweetwater. 3HOO Wektva Spring* Road, langwuod 133 * Indicates changes from November 7 . 2 0 0 0 �Tltr. SEMINOLE IIFRAU) Siimliiy. .September 2, 2001 P a g e OA Military News Air Force Airman Sam uel S. Assia has graduated from basic military training at Lackland I Air Force Base, San Antonio, |Texas. During the six week® of train­ in g , the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and customs and received speial training in human relations. In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training earn credits So ward an associate degree through the Community [College of the Air Force. He is the son of Aristides sis o f Winter Springs. Air Force Airman Chanta D. ireon has graduated from Isic military training at pckland Air Force Base, San ltonlo, Texas. [During the six weeks of train, the airman studied the Air ! mission, organization, I customs and received speI training in human relations. n addition, airmen who com­ ic basic training cam credits van! an associate degree jugh the Community liege of the Air Force. £he is the daughter of Karen on of Oviedo and grandjightcr of Herman and ice Parson of Orlando. i is a 2000 graduate of . Ridge High School, ido. of the disabled Yemeni vessel who were at sea for 10 days without food and water. San Jacinto provided them with con­ tainers of food, filled the ves­ sel's water tanks, then towed it to within one-half mile of shore, where they were met by a pilot boat. Jackson also visited Valletta, Malta and Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, where he had the opportunity to shop, sightsee and enjoy the local culture an cuisine. While in Malta, sailors from San Jacinto cleaned the Bahraini Special Olympics headquarters. They also assisted the athletes as their escorts, timers and score keepers. Jackson's ship is one of the most powerful warships ever put to sea. The computer-based AEGIS weapons system is the heart of the ship's war-fightingcapabiiity. It centers around a powerful radar that enables the crew to detect, track and fire on more than 100 targets at a time. licks on Is a 1W graduate of DcLand High School, and he joined the Navy in April 1990. f Javy Petty Officer 2nd Class i T. Jackson, son of Mary on o f Sanford, recently 1 from a six-month oyment to the iterrancan Sea and the jian Gulf while assigned to itlded missile destroyer i San Jacinto, home ported in oik, Va. rig the deployment, on's ship assisted the crew Air Force Airman Fabiola Nau has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks of train­ ing, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and customs and received spe­ cial training in human relations. In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the Community College o f the Air Force. She is the daughter of Ronald and Maggie Nau of Altamonte Springs. Nau is a 2000 graduate of Lyman High School. Solution to Today’s Puzzle □ □ □ 0 0 0 □□□□□□ A M 1 Sm r S E c TJ A 1N E R lc F UT U e D > -< c A c 1T | 1H U l K E ■ A L o0 0 0 E V R O Y Ia |l M e |Y E L T H E 0 0 0 Q S N O S A R [a M i I si 1 T A A C T 1C T H□ ME RA NE S 1N 1T A N , hr - - - us* Herald photo* by Tom m y Vincent The city ot Sanlord Is exploring ways to restore about 6 milos of streets to their original brick layout. The bricks have been paved over with asphalt. Pavement Savorr Inc. ot Cocos demonstrated a process that heats tho asphalt so it can be removed without damaging the bricks. B a c k to B Residents in the 9th Street and Magnolia Avenue area probably noticed a strange vehicle in their neighborhood recently. The vehicle, dubbed the "Heat Master,” is the invention of Patrick O'Connor, founder of Pavement Savers Inc. O'Connor brought his machine to Sanford for a demonstrate of how to remove asphalt from the city's brick streets. “The demo went really well,"said Tom George, project manager for the city of Sanford. "Their process works well. I hope we're able to utilize it." George said the city has about six miles of brick streets cov­ ered with asphalt. "We'd most likely start in the downtown area and move south," George said. "W e’ll have to do it in phases." O'Connor said the Heat Master works by forcing gas and air through porous tiles similar to those mounted on the space shut­ tle. Each tile has a pilot light that ignites the gas/air mixture and heats the tiles to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit (pictured above). r ic k "It takes about a minute to get it that hot," O'Connor said. "When you turn it off, it takes a minute for it to a x il down to where you can put your hand on it." When hot, the tiles are lowered a few inches from the asphalt. The heat loosens the asphalt. Workers with shovels follow th<* H<*at Master and scrap the asphalt off the bricks (bottom left). O na' the chunks are cooled, they are swept away (bottom right) and can be rcsused on other paving projects. O'Connor, who holds more than 30 patents, said the same machine can be used to strip away old asphalt to prepare for tra­ ditional paving, and because the old asphalt can be reused, it cuts paving costs in half. The Heat Master is also used to de-ice runways and fix utility mad cuts, eliminating the conventional patch jobs tiiat lead to potholes. "We sell Heat Masters all over the world," O ’Connor said. — Dan Ping □ □ □ □ □ D Q E 3 I3 D Q □ □ □ s 3 0 0 n n 0 0 H n 0 0 □00 HcmnEQ □□□ □□□no 000000 □□ □□□ □□□ 000 11|C|Q|N □ □ 0 □ □ □ 1 D R D 1 T S T O P E 0 Q 0 □ □ □ W □ P 1 o L T_ S S T E E ,'lSDH T C U O R N c R U J=J A p R A T G H |a S Li H E ° N 7 O s \k s N 1 T A O N E L 1 R A S A N E N T 1 D E A S See Puzzle on Page JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT HAS RECEIVED AN APPLICATION FOR CONSUMPTIVE WATER USE FROM: City of Lake Mary, P.O. Box 950700, Lake Mary, FL., 32795-0700, applica­ tion *8282. Th e applicant proposes to withdraw 4.99 million gallons per day of water to supply a population of 14,105 people In 2002. Th e withdrawals used by this proposed project will consist of ground water from the Floridan Aquifer via 3 active wells and 4 proposed wells in Seminole County, locat­ ed in Sectlon(s) 5 , 7 , 8 , Township: 20 South, Range 30 East, known as the City of Lake Mary. T h e file(8) containing each of the above-listed appllcatlon(s) are available for inspection Monday through Friday except for legal holidays, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the St. Johns River Water Management District Headquarters or the appropri­ ate service center. Written objections to the application may be made, but should be filed with (received by) the District Clerk, 4049 Reid Street, Palatka, Florida 32177-1429, no lator that 21 days from the date of publication. Written objections should Identify the objector by name and address, and fully describe the objection to the application. Flin g a written objection does not entitle you to a Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Administrative Hearing. Only those persons whose substantial Interests are affected by the application and who file a petition meeting the require­ ments of Sections 120.596 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 28-106, Florida Administrative Code, may obtain an Administrative hearing. All timely filed written objections will be presented to the Board for consideration in its delibera­ tions on application prior to the Board taking action on the application. Gloria Lewis, Director, Division of Permit Data Services St. Johns River Water Management District C e n tra l • R E G I O N A L F lo rid a H O S P I T A L P ro s ta te S c re e n in g Saturday, September 15th 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Cost: $15 Space is Limited Reservations are Required 1-800-445-3392 1401 West Seminole Blvd / Sanford, FL ( 1 m ile s H nst of thu Seminole Tovvno Center on Highway 4 0 ) w w w .c e n tr .'iH lo r id a r e g i o n a l .c o m �I P a g e IO A TllF. Sf M IN O U . H erald Sunday. September 2,2001 Scores ----------- Return C ontinued from Page 1A have follow ed W olfinger's lead, according lo Rutbcrg, asS a ra so la has utilized the exclu sio n ary /one to cu rb its prostitu tion problem s. A ccord ing to R u tbcrg , the /ones are formed in cities when certain problem s arc identified In specific areas o f the city. For exam ple, the exclusionary zone in East A ltam o n te fo cu ses around Jackson Street w here there is a "h igh drug problem ." To develop the exclusionary zone is a slow process, said Rutbcrg, as a system o f com m u­ nication takes tim e to install b etw een the sta te atto rn ey 's office and police. "It has lo be a partnership with law enforcem ent for it to w ork," Rutbcrg slid . It works well w hen officers report tire crim es to the state attorney soon after suspects arc initially arrested. Tire slate attor­ ney in return im m ediately asks the judge to include the exclu­ sionary zone as a condition of (Ire suspect's bond or probation. I hen if the suspect is seen in the exclusionary zone by officers, he or she can be arrested as viola­ tion of parole or bond, which is a m isdem eanor charge. A ccording to Tooley, there is a reasonableness built in for su s­ pects who live in tire area or need to visit a sick grandmother. They arc allow ed to travel in and cult as long as "th ey 're not stand­ ing on Ihe co m er for a half a hour." "O u r thought is if we m ake it more difficult for these people to apply their trade, they'll stop or leave S a n fo rd ," Tooley said. "T h is is trying to key repeat offend ers. The p erso n that is caught once in a sting is hopeful- C o n tin u ed from Page IA Sanford Exclusion Zone for Drug/VIce Related Crim es N Drawing aubmlttad to tho Horatd The Exclusion Zono for drug end vice offenders Is borders on the west by Persimmon Avenue, on the east by Mellonville Avenue, on the north by 1st Street and on tho south by 13th Street. "It's not a cure all that will fix everything— it's just another arrow In our quiver," Tooley said. ly not an issue for them." DcIRosso added "It's iust another tool to our arsenal to keep our community safe from these crim es." In less than a month, Sanford police have already added 19 suspects to the exclusionary zone list. If police were to run a check on any of the 19 while in the zone, the officer's in-car com­ puter alert them lo arrest the sus­ pect. The 19 ore: Angel Baez, Ruben Ramirez, Abelardo Juares, Sandy Coleman, Wanda Comer, Henry Mitchell, Daniel Kish, Thomas Mancr, David Dalton, Roderick Mills, Willie Williams, Antonio Taylor, Morgan Bradford, Ben Ham pton, Alfred C cballo, Anthony Oliver, Jam es Longw ell, C urtis Littles and H an y Jones. works for 10 years. I hope this will become a reality. I've never seen as mudt time put into a plan as this one. protect us." Commissioner Henley said he was reluctant to impose some­ thing on people that were so adamant against it. "M y greatest fear is the fear of the city's future actions," Commissioner Randy Morris said. "I seriously believe we need lo continue negotiations." In the last several months, Sanford started its annexing pro­ gression down Celery Avenue as Celery Farms was annexed Into the dly. Morris said to the oppos­ ing crowd If the county docs not M orris said. The property in which the do something the city will, which may mean a higher density of tower was proposed to placed Is owned by James Hammond of housing for the area. In other business, commission­ Longwood. "We had five acres — a nice ers unanimously overturned a board of adjustment decision to ( place up there, but the GreeneWay allow a new cell phone tower only took it," Hammond said about the 22 feet from another property 9,700 square feet left. "We're kind owner's line. of stuck with it and this was the "We have had to deal with cell | best tiling we could think of." towers on a number o f occasions. They are a necessary evil In ' Chrtatophar Patton can ba today's time, but I've never seen raachad at cp atlonO tam lnolaone with a 22-foot variance, " 1 harald.com or 407-322-2611. Chrlatopher Patton can ba raachad at cpattonO aem lnolaharald.com or 407-322*2611. County C o n tin u ed from Page 1A water, but rather it w as the Indian Mound Water Association, which in 1967 built and maintained the water lines. The lines were turned over to the city in 1993 for no charge. Chie C elery Avenue resident and former Sanford mayor, Larry Hate, argued Celery Avenue was lire future (or the city, "IVe have a lot o f old areas in Sanford — we don't have a lot of new areas," said Dale. "T h e out­ com e o f tills plan lias been in Ihe "I can envision a very beautiful upscale com munity in this area. M y family Itas put our assets and ttopes this plan will w ork." McIntosh argued opposite of Dale stating, "Wo want to protect the area we invested our money and lives in. "W e are not legally subject to annexation. If the county will not protect us from annexation, I will reinforce classroom instniction by providing interactive skills practice in an FCAT-like format, providing performance feedback and learning guidance. Programs and materials, created by ITorlda teachers and other subject experts, are currently available for fourth-grade reading, fifthgrade mathematics and eightgrade mathematics, with more programs being added next year. According to Pinned, DOE will be sending each principal in the district a school-specific pass­ word along with directions for creating student files Ihnt parents and teachers will be able lo access to review individual stu­ dent performance. "Parents will be able lo access the database to sec their child's progress," Pinned said. Also during Thursday's School Board meeting, • Received $15,000 from Florida Power for the Excellence In Education Endowment. • Approved the inter-local agreement establishing a formal coordination framework for col­ laborative planning and decision making among the School Board and other municipalities in the county. Some of die more signifi­ cant provisions include no charges for plans review other titan required advertising, com­ mitment to expedite review of plans and other approvals, com­ mitment to co-locnte public facil­ ities and commitment to provide facility information and plans to local law enforcement agencies and fire departments. • Approved three form con­ tracts for the enrollment of a Seminole County student in an Orange County school or the enrollment of an Orange County student in a Seminole County school. The three form contracts ore specifically for Devon G tarter School, rriiK ttcn House Charter School and Westminster Academy Charter School. • Adopted the revised Field Trips and Excursions Policy. • Approved the final draft of the proposed revisions to the Charter School Policy. The Board will consider adoption of the revised policy during Its Sept. 11 meeting. Mlchalla Jerla can bn raachad at mdJartaOaamlnolaharald.com or 407-322-2611. A m e ric a n G r ill f t P u b Sanford, FI NEW OWNERSHIP! NFL SUNDAY TICKET NEW 61 ” BIG SCREEN TV PLUS 10 OTHER TELEVISION SETS! WINGS TUESDAY ft FRIDAY goeW 4 PM TIL CLOSE VIDEO GAMES WEDNES 7 PM TIL ER B U C K E T S | DARTS lUbS. MiLLER-LITE/lCE HOUSE « FRI. BUD’BUD LITE (DOMESTICS ONLY) S A N F O R D S Q U A R E • 1566 S. F R E N C H AV E., S A N F O R D (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -1 2 7 5 FA X U S Y O U R O R D E R A T (407) 330-2392 ■^ m I 4 POOL TADLES �11RP 11A Sunday. 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September 2.2001 m i n o i .k H f.r a i j i Son of Winter Springs couple completes ROTC camp B y A n d re S a n d e rs Special to the Herald FORT LEW IS, WASH. — A*; surely as lla* rain returns lo the Pacific Northwest every sum ­ mer, so h»o do 4,300 college stu­ dents, converging on Fort Lewis to discover if they have what it takes to be the leaders of tomorrow's Army Among this y e a r's crop of Army officer hopefuls is the son ol a Winter Springs couple. Army ROTC Cadet Brett llcrry, son of Gerald and G lenda Kerry of Winter Springs, recently joined Army and National Guard cadets from 307 universities for the Army R O IC Advanced Camp, a .12-day leadership developm ent course held at Fort Lewis. The camp is a requirement for ROTC cadets to becom e officers in the Army and an opportunity for the instructors to test the cadet's leadership skills. During their training cycle, each cadet is placed in various leadership positions, allow ing them to put their intelligence, common sense, ingenuity and stamina to the lest. Kerry is currently attend­ ing The Citadel in Charleston, S.C. "I'v e got a lot of reasons for attending the advanced cam p," said Berry, a graduate of O viedo High School. "The main reason I'm here is to serve my country." In order to graduate from the cam p, the cadets must overcome the challenges of the 27-part Advanced Camp train­ ing matrix, which consists of physical exercises, combat field training, classroom exam s, and weapons usage drills. The matrix is designed to challenge each cadet's ability to succeed individually and M fik u iu m Photo tubmlttod to the Herald Army ROTC Cadet Brott Berry aims his M-10 rifle dur­ ing marksmanship drills at tho ROTC Advancod Camp at Fort Lowis, Wash. 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O ther age group winners were Bryan Anderson, Flagler Palm Coast (13-to-15 Boys), Sara Carbicner, Mainland (13to-15 Girls) and Matthew Spicer (Open). 2001 LAKE M ARY SU M M ERTIM E C R O SS C O U N TRY RUN BOYS 16-11 1. Fbfkr nttan Ctm*. 54; 2. INDIVIDUAL. 10ft 3. L*k» HotrriL 134) 4 Orfeda 14ft 1 fliwIUdc*. 1736 Ed(rw«tn 1*3; 7. Btahop Moan, soft 8 KmjriM, SSSi 9. Laka Mary, 2*4; 10. Laka BranlWy. 2S*; 11. Uk« Highland, 2S7; I t Falter Lopn. T* I t Mainland. 353 INDIVIDUALS 1. Ryan RJpWy, BHS. 153*07; 2. O-nar Martin, Laka liowrU. 1H5J1; t Anthony. Hm Rrdg*. 16:14*7; 4 Cook. Tnm Cook Cnandm. 1*31*7; t Mrlt Odndv FUgWtPtlm Cont 1643-05; * Mika Culdrr. Orlrdo, 1643*2; 7. Sammy Vaiquca, FUglrr-Palm Coatt. 14466*; 6 jimmy Klradt, Individual. I72MJ4. 9. jot Matuaacxak. Falgfer-Falm Coaat 1704*0; la jamn UunL. uulvaluaL 17:1031 G IRLS 16-1E TEAM I. Laka Mary. 5%t Bfehop Moan, W. t Orlado, 14*. 6 BIG, 150; 3. TTS. 137; 6 CakmviUa. 17ft 7. Laka Uowrtl 1S6; * Flagler PalmCoaat, 248; 3. Pina Rldgr, SSt INDIVIDUALS I. jaaata Zatet LakaMary, 1*32**; l diaquallAad, 19.4699, t Amanda Pritn, Blit 203534; 6 Aatrtd Clniuna. Late Mary. 2104.77; S. Bridget Dyer. Calnnvilla, 210801; 6 Megan WUlUma. laka Maty, 21:1434; 7. julit lUlaay, Laka Mary. -211877; 8 TUfenjr Wlanp. BHS, 21*041;». AhbK Day. Laka Highland. 21:43*0; 10 Cngory Clrary, Father Lopez. 213590 BOYS 13-15 TEAM I. Edgewater; 104; t Kenyan*, 109; t Atlantic Ilk] Wuriam 109; 4. Lyman Puppy Chow ft 137) 3 Pina RJdga. lift 8 Flagler PalmCoaat. 14ft 7. BIB, 184; 8 OvMft 1S5; 9. Laka Mery; 233; 18 Lyman Puppy Chow A. 263; 11. Falhtr Lopez. 349; i t Lyman Puppy ChowC.403. INDIVIDUALS 1. Bryan Andaman. Flagltr-Ptlm Coral. 14*778 t Brian Chriohan. Lyman Puppy Chow B. 17:16.93; t Bryan ThichrM Krnyana. 171X73; 6 Timothy McLaod. Kanyana. 1719.9ft 3. Draw llomer. Fdgrwrtrr. 1719*3; • Chria Drftrtdga. Individual (Lake Brantley), 17*937; 7. janaan MrClung. 180815; 8 Chria Wetter. FlagWr-Palm Coaat. 18171ft 9. Andrew Kkm. Pine Ridgz. 181412; 18 KarimMarlin. BHS. 131604. G IRLS 13-15 TEAM Just like old times for Lions, Hawks By Tony DeSormler Herald Correspondent O V IE D O - For long-time Sem inole County high school football fans, Friday night's season-opening show dow n between the Lake Howell Silver Hawks and host Oviedo Lions at John Courier Field was a blast from the past Fittingly, the retro-contest - won by Oviedo, 21-13 - came on a night when Oviedo High School inducted tne newest members into the Lion Athletic Hall of Fame. It wasn't that long ago that Lion-Silver Hawk contests featured the grind-lt-out Oviedo High School posts a 21-13 victory on a Hall of Fame night of Oviedo's Diaz brothers while Same farquette Smith was spearheading Lake How ell's score from anywhere at any time attack. O n Friday night, the 2001 Lions unveiled their most recent BBC (backficld committee) ground game while Silver aw k senior quartcrback/running a back/w idc receiver/dcfensive back/punter Brandon Marshall showed that distance and circumstances arc irrele­ vant for him and his mates. Marshall helped Lake Howell take a 13­ 6 lead in the first half with a pair of jaw­ dropping plays. In the first quarter, facing second down and 13 from the Oviedo 30-yard line, Marshall seemed about to be tackled for a sack when he somehow managed to escape and wove his way into the end zone. Then, in the second quarter, after the Lions had closed the gap to 7-6, Marshall and wide receiver Chris Narsesian hooked up on a 72-yard touchdown pass play * - Idial pot die Silver I lawks up 13-6. Afl Vfter .ucumulnting 184 yards of offense on 16 plays through the first 16 minutes ol die game, Lake Howell was held to just 77 yards on 11 plays over the See Oviedo, Page 211 Seminole Raines on Rams’ opener G ator hunting season starts today Led by the running of Andre Raines, and the defense of Donta Whack, the Tribe scores a 28-12 victory By Dan Ping Editor LAKE M A RY — Jim Bernhardt needs to bone u on the lyrics to the Scm lno H igh School alm a mater. Moments after his Semlnoles defeated »he Lake Mary Rama 28-12, the team gathered In front of the Marching 'Notes Band for the traditional singing of the school song. Bernhardt mouthed some o f the words, but admitted afterwards he's not much of singer. September 1 marks the beginuing of the annual public waters alligator harvest in Florida, tills year, more than 1,500 selected alligator hunters have the opportunity to lake two alliga­ tors each from specific harvest sites m o u n d the state. This year 7,871 people, in< hiding H4 from out-of-state, " I d o pretty good a t school w h en the w ord s are o n the w a ll," B ernhard t Joked. Seminole fans will forgive the new coach, especially since hi* first win at SH S cornea in the first game o f the season against rival Lake Mary. The play was sloppy for both teams, with seven turnovers in the game. But there were momenta o f bril­ liance, particularly when 'Noles quarterback Andre Raines had the ball in his hands. The senior's slashing running style kept the Ram defense off-balance all night, and he ripped off a 52-yard touchdown run that scaled the victory for Seminole. The defense played well In the second half, with much of the play taking place on Lake M ary's side o f tne 50-yard line. The Semlnoles came up with two fourth-down stops, led by hard-hitting middle linebacker John Liton. "It felt good to get that first w in," U ton said. “We worked hard this week, and the coach­ es prepared us w ell." The D also got a stellar per­ formance from the player with the best defensive name in football — Donta Whack. The senior defense lineman came up with two fumble recoveries to kill Lake Mary drives. "W e mad a few mistakes out there to n igh t but w e're going to work to overcome those in practice this week. Whack said. "W e've just got to concentrate on reading our keys and play­ ing hard."l a k eilMary got the scoring started in the second quarter applied for ihe unique hunting (experience,'' said )oy M . Hill, . director coached several title winners in softball, as well as coaching golf and howl­ ing. She was instrumental in bringing female athletics to the forefront. Retired form teach­ ing and has established a scholarship at OHS. • Ted Bellhom, '65: leading tackier in foot­ ball, leading reboundcr in basketball, anil captain In track. Football team won bowl game and basketball was state runner-np. Son Mark is already in hall of fame. • Hank Tulp, '67: two-time 1000 rusher In football and perhaps the finest fielding sec­ ond baseman to ever play for Oviedo. • Marvin McClennon, '80: gained over piinltc information coordinator for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). "Tile selection process began back in June when prospective hunters applied to the FWC for the lottery-style drawing that is used to p ic k par­ ticipants." Hie FWC will conduct the hunts on 54 management units throughout the state during the five week season which ends October 7. This is the 14 th con­ secutive season that alligator hunts have been conducted on Florida's public waters. "Originally, the alligator liarvest program was seen primari­ ly ns a limited commercial oper­ ation. However, because it's so popular among recreational hunters, its focus has changed to allow more hunters to partici­ pate," said Hill. Ilie harvest of alligators is strictly regulated by (he FWC to insure that adult alligators are not over harvested. Hunters are allowed to keep the alligators they harvest, or sell them to authorized buyers. However, all hides must be validated and records o f transfer maintained to insure proper identification of legally taken alligator parts. Live alligators may not be kept. Licensed hunters may have one or more people assist them dining the hunt but assistants an? required to purchase a $50, nun-transferable agent’s license. I icensed agents may not hunt independently of their liceasod hunter. Trappers may use snatch hooks, snares, gigs or harpoons to take alligators, and oowsand-arrows or crossbows may lie used if the projectile is attached to a restraining line. Firearms are prohibited. Following is a list of areas in northeast and central Florida where* alligators can be legally hunted by permit during the annual harvest. For legal descriptions and specifics of these harvest areas visit the FlVC's website at http://wld.fwc.b ate.fi.us/gator s/public/legal_dcsc.htm. St. Johns River (several sites in Futnam , Osceola, Orange, Seminole, Volusia, Indian River and Brevard counties) . Kissimmee River (Osceola and Folk counties) Sts-11*11, 1’.ige 211 txv Gators, Page 211 ADOVt; Seminole's senior quartetback, Andre Raines picks up yardage agclntl the Lake Mary defense. Raines had several nice runs, Including a touchdown 52yard sprint. R igh t Lake Mary's Will Allison had a big night Allison had a 79yard touchdown run late In the fourth quarter. r i f T i w pnoto s u j with an impressive 98-yard drive. Pinned deep by a Matt Groover punt. Ram quarter­ back Mike Muzeka connected on a couple of nice passes to Bobby Good. With the ball on their own 32-yard line, the Rams then went to the running game and their talented running back ;ie Campbell. Campbell's dad, Reggie Sr., is a Seminole alum. The junior Campbell looked impressive against his pop's old team, gaining 52 yards on the drive, Including a 12-yard dash for the touch­ down. The extra point was no good. Seminole responded with a nice drive of their own. Starting from their 20-yard line, the Tribe inardied down the field. Faced with a fourthand-2 on the la k e Mary 47, the Semlnoles were able to draw the defense offside to keep the drive alive. Raines had a couple of big gainers, complimented by Deon Casey's hard-nosed run­ ning. In a bit of misdirection on tliird-aiul-goal, Darius Chaplin, not Rabies, lined up at quarterback and sprinted around right end from the 4. The extra point was good. Seminole took a 7 6 lead into half-time Hunks to a Justin McKinney interception to kill a la k e Mary drive witli 30 seconds left in the lulf. Lake Mary received the See Seminote, Page 2B I. BHS. >1; t Laka Mary. 123; tT P t lift 4 Flagler TrimCoaat. 175; 3 Deltona. 279 INDIVIDUALS 1. Sara Caitftnac, Mainland. 2013.17; t Allloan Rodrigues. BUS. 20334*. 3. jmny Barringer, Oviedo, 203330; 6 Allyton Murphy. Father Lopez. 21:15*5, 3 Robtn Thomas. Edgewater. 220*33; *. Sadlna Dixti.efll*. riaj‘et PaLn Cnari. 271437: 7. Karri Booth. Laka Mary. 221705. 8 Tam McCormick. Lake Highland. 223737; 9. Oga Timofeeva. BHS, 230)05; 18 Sarah Meet. Winter Spring* 23241* OPEN l Matthew Spicrt. 1ft *1603, t Kerin Zarua. 18 64335; 3 Brandon Spicrt. 18 64681; 4. Tim Spicer. 18 6546ft 3 Aaron Shat 10. 634*4. 6 Noamem Wtoa. 18 70131; 7. Chria PruW. 18 7:1917; 8 Adrian Davila. 18 71300; 9. Matt GUlon. 18 717.73 18 John llukhrian. 18 7321*. 11. Courtney Weiner. 18 734.9ft 13 Alicia Ivanhuc, 18 73371; 13 no tlnwpooled. 16 SoonScanner. 1ft 7*739; 13. Aria Sekoky 9, 73733 16 no Drat ported. 17. Ashley WUUatnaan. 18 *05)0. 13 Danriilo Gaiderfterg. 13 813 4ft 19 Mark Ftirira. 9. 82334; 28 Andrew Boyd. 18 (1803 inducts class of 2001 into hall of fame By Ed Norton Special to tho Herald O V IE D O — The Oviedo High School Athletic Hall of Fame officially Inducted its class of 2001 Friday evening prior to the kickoff of the varsity football game between Oviedo and local rival Lake Howell. There was a reception in honor o f the new inductees at 6 p.m. in the lobby of the school's front office, followed by a tour of the hall of fame displays and/or planned dis­ plays. The existing hall of fame members are Paul Milder, Anita C arlson, Ben Ward, Johnny Jones, Ferdinand Duda, Carl Fabry, Jim Courier, Billy Mikler, Sim on llarjH-i, Clennie Patterson, Nancy van Wormer, Troy K w in g e r, Ronnie Murphy, Fayetta Robinson, Mark Merchant, Suzanne Hughes, W illie Pauldo, Mark Bcllhom , Ashley Williamson, and Brian Black. The class of 2001 Includes the following: • Ed Bolton, coach: instrumental in devel­ oping the girls basketball and cross-country programs, and won a state title In boys bas­ ketball in 1992. Retired from coaching but slill leaching at OHS. * • "G u s" Gustafson, coach: long-time assis­ tant in football and basketball, and won state title in girls tennis in 1989. Still a popular fig­ ure on campus even though he passed away over a year ago. • Jackie Miller, coach & assistant athletic �Page 211 Sunday, September 2, 2001 T i n S eminole H erald Seminole Oviedo C ontinued from Page IB opening kickoff, but Ihrvc plays later W hack recovered a Cam pbell fumble at the L ik e Mary 40. Sem inole returned the favor four plays later when Raines' pass was picked off by die Ram s' Larry Pirollo. Despite on offside call on Sem inole, la k e M ary couldn't get a first down, and the Tribe defense held on fourth-and-1. Two plays later Raines, sprinted 52 yards for the touchdow n, giving Sem inole all the points they needed. G ro ov er's extra point w as good. "It w as nice to get the first gam e under ou r b ells," Raines said. ''That ntn w as a big one for us. T h e line did a good job up front." The Rams took th e kickoff and m arched the ball d ow n to the Sem inole 2 1-yard line, but a bad exchange on the hand-off resulted in a fum ble recovered by Lilon. The tw o team s exchanged punts and Sem inole w as d ri­ ving deep in Lake M ary territo­ ry when Raines w as injured on art option play. I le was carried off the field and did not return to the gam e, but Raines said the injury w as not serious. "I did the splits and they piled on top of m e," Raines said. "It just stretched the ham ­ string in my left leg. i'll be fine for next w eek." C ontinued from Page I B final 31 minutes of the game. H t n M photo hy Tom m y Vtocoot Sominole dolondots Donta Poysor, 59, and Victor Tate. 30. closo the door on Laho Mary's Will Allison. Chaplin fumbled two plays later, bu t L ik e M ary could not generate any offense. A fake punt on fourth down from their own 18 was snuffed out by the Seminole defense. Sominole Ians got a scare when Andre Raines went down in tho fourth quarter. Raines strained a hamstring mus­ cle, but should be available for next week's game. Three plays later, Chaplin redeemed his fumble by scoring from four yards out. Groover's PAT put the score at 21-6. Three plays after the kick-off, Lake Mary turned the ball over, with Whack picking up his sec­ ond fumble. Seminole drove 23 yards, with Josh Butler scoring from five yards out on an inside reverse. Lake Mary was able to put points on the board after the kickoff thanks to a 79-yard run by Will Allison. Allison took the baU around right end and turned on the afterburners to outrun the Seminole defense. "It was good to get the first win, both personally and for the kids," Bernhardt said after the game. "W e've got to work on some things next week, particu­ larly our sloppy play and penal­ ties. We've got to control our poise. There wasn't any dirty play, y, but we were a lit aver exuberan w an t We've got to p l^ n g d o r control. Seminole is at home next week against Lake Howell, who lost to Oviedo on opening night. Lake Mary will host Oscola. Both games start at 7:30 p.m. Gators Hall C o n tin u ed from Page I B Continued from Page 13 1800 yards for the 12-1 '7V foot­ ball team. Also was a member of weightlifting and track teams. • G ordon King, '87: four­ tim e all-state selection as a goalie in soccer, offensive line and handled all kicking duties in football. Went on to start on offensive line for UCF. • Carl Wright, '88: unofficial national champion in hurdles in '88, holds over five school track and field records. Also was dangerous return man in football. 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In fact, g i tors are sir plentiful llrat the FvVC now licenses commercial alligator oper,1lions tlr.it depend on wild slocks as n basis fur repienisliment. Tire information gathered from tlresc well-regulated hunts and from licensed commercial alligator famrs, provides critical data in Irelping manage the state's alliga­ tor population. Tire preservation of wetland Ivibitats is also a benefit derived from the com mercialization of Florida's alligator population. Before tire commercialization of alligators, wetlands were often tilled in by farmers to become income producing pastures or crop fields. Since commercialization lias Occurred, n et lands are loss likely to lx.* filled because tlrey have eco­ nomic value, providing income from lire sale of alligators and tlreir eggs For mure information, visit tire F W C s Web site at wivw.floridacunsrrvation.org or call tire North Florida Alligator Held Office at (352)742-6383. During a stretch extending from the second quarter into the third, Oviedo had the ball for over 16 consecutive minutes. That exposed L ik e Howell coach Mike Bisceglia’s primary concern regarding his 2001-02 team - lack of numbers. "We'rc playing too many peo­ ple both ways," said Bisccglin. "W e've got some good skill posi­ tion players ar.d w c play hard, but fatigue may be a problem for us late in games." While the Lions did use six different running backs in gath­ ering 193 yards In rushing against L ik e Howell, the real story Friday was the play of sophomore quarterback Lee Sloan, who completed 8 of 12 passes for 118 yards and a touch­ down. He also rushed for a touchdown. “Grant (Herren, O viedo's junior starting quarterback who is out with a broken collar bone) is out for four to eight weeks," said Oviedo coach Greg Register. "Even when Grant docs come back, we're keeping Lee with the varsity. He was very composed and didn't make any sophomore mistakes." if anything, Sloan looked like a seasoned pro, hitting Kevin M cCarthy in stride for a 29-yard touchdown pass play In the second quarter, con­ necting with four different receivers, and not throwing an interception. Most of Sloan's aerial exhibi­ tion came in the first half, while it was still relatively dry. In the second half, Sloan threw just two passes, completing one, as fellow sophomores Will Harrison and Brice Patrick took over. Oviedo took tlie opening kick­ off of the second half ana kept the ball for the first 8:05 of the third quarter. Running the ball almost exclusively between the hash marks, the Lions marched down the field and drained time off of the clock. Ironically, Sloan capped the drive with on 8-ynrd scoring run. H arrison finished w ith 67 E ven w hen G rant does co m e b ack , w e ’ re keep ing L e e with the varsity. H e w as very com p osed and d id n’t m ake any sophom ore m istakes. ----------------J J I --------------Q re g R a g la ta r Oviedo head coach od. He later intercepted a Marshall pass in the end zone to kill a Sliver Hawk scoring threat. LIONS 21, SILVER HAWKS 13 LH 7 6 0 0— 13 O 0 14 7 7— 21 First Quarter LH — Marshall 30 run (Martin kick), 7:04 Second Quarter O — McCarthy 29 pass from Sloan (Vick blocked), 10:19 LH — Nnrsesian 72 pass from Marshall (pass failed), 8:19 O — Rudolph 4 run (Jordan pass from Sloan), :59 Third Quarter O — Sloan 8 run (Belson kick), 355 Fourth Quarter No scoring Team statistics First downs Rushes-yatds Passing Passing yards Fumbles-Iost Penaltics-yards Punts-averagc LH 9 18-90 9-17-1 183 4-2 7-45 1-38.0 50-193 8- 12-0 5-40 2-35.0 Another sophomore, defen­ sive back Jason Raulerson, recovered an onside kick for the Lions in the second quarter, allowing Oviedo to control the ball for tiie final 8:19 o f the peri- Individual Statistics R U SH IN G - Lake Howell, Marshall 6-42, W illiams 6-39, Scott 4-7, Goree 1-5, Furjanlc 1(mlnus 3); Oviedo, Harrison 9 - . 67, Patrick 13-50, Rudolph 6-2 Ford 5-26, Drcggors 4-22, Jor * 1-12, Sloan 10-(minus 13). PA SSIN G - Lake Howell Marshall 9-17-1, 183; Ovie Sloan 8 - U -9 .118. . IO, REC EIV IN G - Lake HowelL Narsesian 5-133, Scott 2-48, Williams 1-5, Curry 1-2; Oviedo, Jordan 2-40, M cCarthy 1-29, Dreggors 2-20, Harrison 2-19. PU N TIN G - Lake Howell, Marshall 1-38, 38.0; Oviedo, Belson 2-70,35.0. basketball player and c m em ­ ber o f the school's all-tim e teams in both. Has won ai pair of state titles as Winter Springs HS girls basketball coach. Sister Suzanne is already in hall of fame. • Tracy Kotseos, '94: individ­ ual state title winner in tennis and a two-time regional qualifi­ er in cross-country. Holds school record time in cross-country. • The Shull Family, fans it supporters: loyal fans who have not missed a home foot­ ball game . . . EVER! (since 1962). Also seen at many away ifeyball, gam es as well as volleyball, basketball, end baseball games. • Marc Switzer, '87: although confined to a wheelchair served as four-year student manager in football,and was highly visi-. ble at volleyball, basketball, and softball as w ell. Even though he has passed, his gravesite is visible through the south end zone goal posts. Please join us in honoring these very worthy individuals. For further information or any question regarding the Oviedo High School Athletic Hall of Fame please contact: Marge Carver, 407-320-4221 or Ed Norton, 407-320-4204. y<a id s on nine carries w hile P'atrick had b ru shes for 5 0 yards. L id arian Rudolph ran the b all four lim es for 22 yards and a touchdow n. Sports Briefs O-RAYS T O SALUTE LITTLE LEAGUE Tire O rlan d o R ays Baseball Team w ill b e h o ld in g Little League N igh t a t D isn ey 's W ide W orld o f S p o rts co m ­ plex th is Sunday, Sep tem b er 2nd, at 6:05 p.m . T he gates w ill open at 4 p.m . A ll area you th players w h o arriv e at the ballpark w ear­ ing their u niform s will receiver free ad m ission to the gam e. For m ore inform ation on tickets and for group ev en ts, call 4U 7-939-G A M E (4263). PAL H O TSH O T H O OPS C O M PETITIO N O n Saturday, S ep tem b er 8th, the Sem in ole C C tou n ty P olice A th letic L eague a c t (PAL) (py w ill host the H ot Snot C om p etition. H ot Shot is a tim ed b ask et­ ball event w here p oin ts are earned by sh ooting from preestablish ed locations. T he even t, w h ich w ill be held at S em in o le C om m u nity C ollege, is open to Sem inole C ou nty b o ys and girls, agies 9-to-14, as o f S ep tem b er 1. T h e gym w ill o p en a t 8:30 a.m . w ith the com p etition sched ule a s follow s: * 9 -1 0 ,9 a.m . * 1 1 -1 2 ,9 :4 5 a.m . * 1 3 -1 4 ,1 0 :3 0 a.m . T h ere is n o cost to p artici­ pate. A ll com p etitors m u st fill ou t proper PAL paperw ork, inclu d ing em ergen cy con tact inform ation, a liability release, as w ell as p rov id e a co p y o f b irth certificate. For m ore in form ation , co n ­ tact Sergeant Joh n Z eh at 407-328-3762. M onday ev en in g s a t 7:30 p.m . for high school stud en ts and W ednesday ev en in g s at 7:30 p.m . for m id d le school students. Tae K w on D o w ill b e from 7 p.m . to 9 p.m . on M ondays and W ednesday, K ung Fu foi for ad u lts w ill b e on Tuesday and T h u rsd ay from 6 p.m . to 7 p .m ., an d M onday and W ednesday from 6 p.m . to 7 p.m , fo r kids. Sanford G m yn astics is located at 601 East 25th Place. For m o re inform ation call: 407-323-2462, 407-2523103, or 407-322-8234. SANFORD G YM N A S­ T IC S Fall C lasses are bein g offered at Sanford G ym n astics for begin n ers, interm ed iate, and advanced gym n asts, plus ch eerlcad in g, Tae K w on D o, K ung Fu, Tai C h i, and w ail clim b ing. D ance C lasses w ill also begin in Septem ber. C las asses for gym n astics w ill b e on M ondays and W ednesday startin g at 4 :30 p.m . and running until 7:30 p.m . C heerlcad in g w ill be CASSELBERRY BOW LING PARTY C asselb erry P arks and R ecreation w ill b e hold ing a B aw lin g Party for this in ter­ ested in bein g a part o f the first C asselberry R ecreational B ow ling L eague on Thursday, Sep tem b er 6th at 6:30 p.m . at the A M F C asselberry Lanes. T h ose in a tten d an ce w ill receive three free g am es and free sh o e rental. Sec Briefi, Page 3D �TlIF SfMINOIi IlFRAIJ) Briefs C ontinued from Pn|e 2D For more information please contact Casselberry Parks and Recreation at 407696-5189 or AMF Casselberry Lanes at 407-831-7171. ister at the City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department, 125 East Melody Lane, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 .m., Monday through riday. For’morc information please call 407-696-5189. For more information lease contact Bradstreet ennisat 407-620-7101. f GO LF TOURNEY WILL AID MADD Sponsorships, players and M IDD LE SCH OO L volunteers are being sought LA CRO SSE CLIN ICS for the 2nd Annual Motliers On Saturday, September 8, Against Drunk Driving Golf from 9 a.m. till noon there W IRZ PARK POOL Tournament. will be a Referee Clinic held The Wirz Park Pool in The event, which will be a at Forest City Elementary. All Casselberry is offering Open fund-raiser for the Central coaches and high school Swimming through Florida Chapter of MADD, must attend this clin- September 9th Monday, will be held on December 7, and boys). Wednesday and Friday from 2001 at Alaqua Country Club For information on youth 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday in Longwood. league lacrosse in Seminole and Sunday from noon to 7 Sponsor packages range in County contact Allison p.m. price from $150 to $2,000 O'Sullivan (boys) atyouthDaily Fees are $2 for resi­ while the entry fee is $125. lacrosse@aol.com (407-774dents and $3 for non-resi­ The entry fee includes 8112) or Chuck Scales dents; Individual Season greens fee, cart, range balls, at ics8626502@aol.com (407Passes arc $35 for residents golf clinic, breakfast, lunch, 862-6502). and $50 for non-residents; rizcs, awards, T-shirt, goodand Group (up to 5 people) f bag and much, much SA N FORD FALL ADULT Season Passes are $55 for res­ more. There will be onSOFTBALL idents and $75 for non-resi­ course contests for the chal­ The City of Sanford dents. lenged golfer as well as a Recreation and Parks Swim Lessons are also bountiful silent auction table. Department is offering Fall available for Groups (up to 6 The tournament will have a Slow Pitch Softball Leagues In a class) at $30 for residents morning shotgun start and in the following divisions _ and $40 for non-residents; mulligans will be available. Church, Co-Ed, Industrial, and Private Lessons (up to 2 The tournament will be Women and Men. in a class) are $50 for resi­ played as a four-person Both rinehursl Park and dents and $6G for non-resi­ scramble. Zinn Beck Field will be used dents. All proceeds from this for the leagues, which will For information call the event remain with MADD's begin play the week of Wirz Pool Office at 407-263Central Florida chapter. This September 10th. 7177 or the Casselberry support allows them to focus Call 407-330-5697 for more Recreation Office at 407-696stronger on the area's victims information. 5189. of drunk driving crashes. If you arc a victim of a YOUTH SOCCER ALTAMONTE TEN N IS drunk driver and wish to The City of Casselberry is The City of Altamonte contribute or participate in offering Youth Soccer Co-Ed Springs Has expanded its this event, or for more tour­ and Girls Leagues for players Tennis Program. nament Information, to sign­ ages 4-to-17 starting in late Bradstreet Tennis now up as a sponsor, player or August or early September. directs Tennis Lessons at volunteer, please contact Tne fee is $50 for both -Westmonte and Betsy Nein, Tournament Casselberry residents and Eastmonte parks. Lessons are Director, at 407-831-9991. $60 for non-residents. ongoing and available for all Interested parties may reg­ ability levels and ages. Do You Want To Raise Money For Your Club, Charity, School or Organization? ^ E L egals L egals L egals EE013 H TOYOTA t o caah, at tia wtat Bor* d m of B » BanincAa Court, CourBwjaa, 301 N. Part Avarua. Santo*. Florida at 11OO a m on Saptampar 11,3001 Data* »ta M day ot Augual. 2001. MAfTYANNE MORSE O artot lah Om ul Court O r Mary Btroupa Dapury Ctart Tarry A BrooAa. EaqMra TERRY A. BROOKS. P A 2110 E- Hobnaon S I NOTICE RCCLARDtNO THE AMER­ ICANS WITH tXSABAJTEi ACT O f 1180. POISONS WITH A DtSASAfTY NEEDtNO B P K IA L ACCOMMO­ DATIONS TO PARTICIPATE Bf THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD COWTACT THE ENFORCEABLE V.TVTS SECTION OP TH E O V A DIVISION AT T I B 0HEW PTS O ffic e , W BUSH BLVD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE PAYS PRIOR TO TH E PROCEEDTNOS (40DM Sasao TTO iaa ntrn i t h WAn Sara Hard O n ; Sapt 12.2001 NOTIFICATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERtCANSWITH DISABlLfTlES angagad H tuamaaa at 407 W EST CRYSTAL DR SANFORD FL 32773. Sam/nota County. Florida i n t o Via FlcMmua Hama ot STAR MARK DUONOSTTCS and Fiat I Inland to N0T7C8 0F AOMB88TRATTVS COMPUUNT TO. DAVE) EUGENE TROTTER County Road 427. Suita 100. Longarood (12760). Sanunofa County. Florida i n t o Bw F o to u a Hama ot "SPECIAL TREASURE 81" It’s Easy! Sell Subscriptions or Renewals To: T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d Your Organization Sells One-Year Subscriptions (Renewals) At The Regular Rate of $36... You Make $5.00 For Each One Soldi * No G im m icks. No G am es, No Lim its * Call: Doug Fetzer Seminole Herald Publisher — (407) 322-26H .For Details!! L e g a l s L ega ls der lor cash at WEST FRONTDOOR Ftihar, Ruahmar, Warranrath, OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY Ortaon. Taltay iDuntap. P A COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLOR120 N Oranga Avanua, SuAa t ’jOO DA at 11 00AM. on toa 25 day ot PoUO m caBoi 7 1 * September. 2001. the lottowing engaged m business at 1806 8 Orlando, Flonda 32*01 • French Ave . Benford FI 32771, described property as set iorth in Tatachona aqy/MMIH Seminole County, Florida under tha said Final Judgment Facumaa «OT/«2-10B0 LOT 66. BAN LANTA. THIRD SEC­ FclHioua Name ot JACKSON PUbkah S r t W H r 2 .8 ,2 0 0 1 TION. A SUBDIVISION, ACCORD­ HEWITT TAX SERVICE* and that I EE032 ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. in me cm cu fT c o u r t PAGE 75. OF THE PUBLIC OP TH8 DOm eeNTH RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN JuoictAL cncurr TY, FLORIDA OF FLORIDA A/K/A 1407 LOCUST AVE.. IN AND FOR Sandtord. FL 32771 SEUW 0L8 COUNTY WITNESS MY HAND and toe seal CASE NO,: 0I-CA-178J W of to * Court on August 26.200 f. GMEENPOtNT MORTGAGE (SEAL) FUNOtNaiNC. Maryanrta Moran i PlamWT. Parti of the Circus Court i v» ByjMary Slroups PAUL N QOL'tD BOURNE and Deputy Parti | ATKINE V. OOULDBOURNE. hia Echevarria iAftsoaalet, P A wda. and UNKNOWN TENANTS/ P O. Bos 25016 OWNERS. Tampa, Florida 33622 5018 ad at 2922 Country Club RtJ . Dafamtoma. F94091934 PLAINTIFF'S NOTICE OP ACTION Santord, R 32771, tor N purpoae ot ompoang n me Rwwvig vvfuov " S e e Americans with DoaUbfet Act TO It you are a person wah a dsabdty PAUL N OOULDBOURNE YEAH I M MAKE CMEV vtn#iniM9«»9QYitnrr2 wriri naerte aocommodeBon to order AT>«NE V. OOULDBOURNE And M pamaa dam ng aaaraal try. to parbctoata to toa proceeding, you PuMah SapUrrtar 2, 2001 mrough, indar or againM are entitled at no coat to you. lor toa EEOOS prpvtsston of certain assistance. PAUL N OOULDBOURNE Please contact Court Adm strsbon ATHINE V OOULDBOURNE at 201 N Par* Avenue. Sanford, and aB pamaa ha Wig or claiming to hava any ngN. Ma, or imaraM m rw Florida 32771. telephone number (407)665-4227, within 2 working proparty haram daachbad LAST days of your receipt of this docu­ KNOWN ADDRESS 239 SHADY OAKS CIRCLE. LAKE MARY. FL ment. If hearing Impaired, (TDO) 1* 3274* •00-955-6771. M M t September 2 .9 . 2001 YOU ARE NOTIFIED mm an acaon EE031 to loraolOM mongaga on Bta toimvBig daacribad proparty In Samnola IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR County Florida" SEMINOLE COUNTY, LOT 25. CAHDINAL OAKS COVE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT FLORIDA THEREOF A3 RECORDED IN PLAT PROBATE DIVISION FHe Number: 01666CP BOOK 36. PAGES 17 AND 16. PUD LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE IN RE ESTATE O f COUNTY. FLORIDA, RALPH SMANT. and having a commonly known Deceased •ddrata a t NOTICe O f AWBNWTBATION Th» M nrw iratan ot t a •Mai, oI 239 Shady Oafca Circle. Lake Mary, a 32746 RALPH SUANT. dK M M d. FA* UnUie__fiuMBn*JiamA-Lasl Nwrdw Ot -M8-CP. N twndng m da haa bean Nad agamto you and you Known /adwiA Pattmian^al ara raqulrad to terve an original of C n u l Coun tor Samnota County, your wraian detonate, f any. with toa Ftortda. Probata Onrlaton. Oia 228. Dantaa L Morgan. 112 McKay Senvnoto County Ctorti of tofe Court Bfrd Sanford. FL 32m . •ddrata ot wtacti ■ Poal OMca Boi within 3Q daya from toa Net data ot BOW. Sardord, Ftonda 33772-80M pubbeatiort, and to aarva a copy on Tha w m and addraaaaa ot 8ia PtatotitTa Attorney, Jennifer 8. pataonal laptaaam n va and r , pan u n al rapraunUKva I attomay ara Ebanfca. of toa law Firm of MASON 4 ASSOCIATES. RA-, whoaa * Ij j j n i ? r m t e d p e r so n s are addraaa *a 17757 U S . H^iway 19 North,, Out*' 500, iMangrova Day, NOTIFIED THAT: CWvinnratof. Ftortda 33704, wthin 30 At iw ittia kpen whom !Mi n rY c day* from toa Nvl data oI public* • la aarvad who hata obtactnna that lion, otherwa* a default win be chaunga Bra ntdrry ot »ra wd. rw entered againM you tor toa rafcaf quaMcasona ot tha panonal raprademanded in toa comptolnl , •amatrva. n n a . or lunwActun ot Dated AUG28 2001 Baa Coun ara raqulrad to hla thau MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK ottKhon, arth Baa Coun WITHIN AS CLERK OF THE COURT THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS By Ruto King AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Aa Deputy CierV PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE In accordance with toa A m en c** THEPRCUtT COURT OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE With Doabamet Act paraona wan DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF O f THE EIGHTEENTH doebWties needvig a apaoal accom­ JUDICIAL ClRCUfT THIS NOTICE ON THEM modation to pemapate In toa pro­ M AMO FOR Al owMOrt cl toa daoadanl and ceeding should contact court othar paraona Pairing d a an , or m m o iM COUNTY, Administration at iatophone number damanda agaawl dacadanTa aatata FLORIDA 1-407665-4330, not talar toan seven CIVIL ACTION on whom ■ copy ot Bat nooca H (7) daya poor to toa proceeding rt tarvad wrBan Bvaa mordha altar Bta CASE NO. 64-1993-CA hearing Impeded. (TDO) 1 6 0 0 955data (B Bta h it puMcaaon al Baa DIVHNON14S 6771. or Voice (V) 1-6006556770. nooca mutt Ma Btaa dama w«i Baa FIRST UNION MORTGAGE via Florida Relay Service CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY Court WITHIN THE LATER O f Maaon 4 Associates, P A MERGER WITH DOMINION THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 17757 US 19 N , Suite 500 0ATE O f THE FIRST PUBUCABANKSHARES MORTGAGE CJftH wety, FI .11704-f6M t o n q f r .i t f N o tic e o r T }arrr: COTU DtlATION, Alin JarmtfarS t banka Ptomte. DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ (727)536-3600 VICE OF A COPY OF TIBS NOTICE vt PubUsh September 2 .9 . 2001 ON THEM R U S S E a L HUDSON, et at EE 033 Ai Otar crarMora or n dacadam M mMM and paraona having daana or NOTICE OF IN THE ClRCUfT COURT FORECLOSURE SALE damanda ma dacadam a aauta rrusi OF THE EIGHTEENTH Ha t a r daana wan Baa coun WITH­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pi* JUOICUL CIRCUIT IN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE suant lo a Final Judgment of IN AND FOR DATE OF THE FIRST PUBtICA Mortgage Foreclosure dated December 06. 1994 and solarad to SEMINOLE COUNTY. TON OF THIS NOTICE FLORIDA Casa NO 94 1993 CA of toe P r o * ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AND ACTION Court of toe EIGHTEENTH Juftoal OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL CASE NO : Q1-CA-1119-14-0 BE TOREVER BARRED O r a * to and tor SEMINOLE County. APPROVED RESIDENTIAL Florida wherein FIRST UNION Tha data al Bta Am putdeamn ol MORTGAGE, rtfC . MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Baa NoBca la Saplampar 2, 2 0 0 1 PtmmuR, Parana! RapraaanUBva SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH Pamala Smam va DOMINION BANKS!tARES MORT­ a » i Varda Court DOUGLAS KAPLAN and MICHELLE GAGE CORPORATION, la toe Wadar Sprmgt. Flonda SJT0# NAPIER. PlatoMI and RUSSELL L HUDSON Defandenl* UNKNOWN SPOUSE/CO-TENANT Anornay lo r Par aortal NOTICE OF ACTION OF RUSSELL L HUDSON MCA RapraaanUBva TO DOUGLAS KAPLAN. It Mva. FAY MUOSON. am to* Dafsndam*. I RUSSELL K DICKSON. JR and B daad. a l paraona a pamaa wM » « l to toe highest best tad Ftonda Bar Numbar l#66fe cm. L eg a ls ctomng an Irtettri to to* property a t helm, devisees, gram#*!, assigns. fcenort. creditors trustee* of other claiming fry. through. under of againsi DOUGLAS KAPUN, and aN parties ot parson* having ot clamang any right, Wm. or M m i to and to toe p*Bmt%M involved in tor* auM YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo toractoaa a mortgage on tha foL towtog property to SemtooM Cotmty. Florida Lot 63, HAMPTON RANK. According to the Pfal Thereof, As Recorded to Plat Boo* 38. Paget 58 through 00, Ot Tha Public Records of Serntnoia County, Florida- ( tV a 1587 Qberito Terrace. Lake Mary, Florida 37746) haa baan Wad1agatosf 'you and you ara raq-arad to' aarva a copy of 'your written defense*. if any. to rt on JAMES O GIBSON. ESQUfRC. the PtatoMTa attorney whose address w ROKNICM. GIBSON. 6 KOHL-HELBIQ. P L . 1000 Second Street. Suite 601. Sarasota FL 34236 wfthto 30 day* after N drat publication ot tha Notice and We the original wan toe Ctoffc uf in * Court a*tf<ar betoie t a vtoe on tha PtatoUffa attorney or tmmertiatety thereafter; otherwise a delau* w« be entered against you tor toe relef demanded to toe Complaint DATED 8MAUG27 2001 day ot August, 2001. (SEAL) MATTYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF COURT By Ruth King Deputy Oar* oc Jam es D Gibson, Lsquirt Pubfcsh September 2, 0, 2001 EE034 IN THE CmCUTT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S IM M O il COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO: 01-CA-1406-16-0 NATURE'S IMAGE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, NC , a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, VS MAUROJ FLORENTINE. Defendant NOTICE O f ACTION TO MAURO J FLORENTINE YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an action against pursuant to $713^4, Florida Statutes, to secure dobursemeni of money deposflad1 with the P e r t of tha Circuit Court lor Semtooie County transferring a Palm ot Uan lo security, lor breach ot contract and tor quantum meruit/unfutl annefv merit haa been Mad against you and you ara raqiarad to seme a copy of our written defenses. I any. to « on Dertd C. W e*, PiatotiTs attorney whose address la Suite 600. Landmark Canter II, 229 E. Robmson Street. PO Bos 2654. Orlando. Ftonda 32802, on or before October 1st 2001, and Ma the urignal w*h toe Peril of toe Court ertoer before service on PlatoUfTs attorney or tovnecAatety thereafter. otoenmse a default be entered agamtl you tor toe rebel demanded in toe PiamtifTs Complaint DATED tfvsdey of AUG 27 2001, 2R01 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King Deputy Peril In accordance wah the America* With Orsebiiawt Act. PERSONS #1TH DISABILITIES ONLY «t>o needs accommodation to order to partlcipata In to * proceeding, you are enttoed to, at no coal to you, toe provision ot certain assistance Please contact Court Adrmtration at 301 N. Par* Avenue, SarAad, FL 32771. Telephone (407)665-4330. wrtNn 2 wortung days ot your receipt of this document It you am hearing impaired or voice Impaired, ca* 1* 60B 9556771 Pubfcsh September 2. 0. 16. 23. 2001 EE035 �Tut INi r i * 4 It Sunday. September 2. 2001 L L fg a ls Lfgals ega ls IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tSTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOIE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CACC NO Cl CA 1017 14 W NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO PLAINTIFF VS JOYCE A GRAGG IF IIVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST JOYCE A GRAGG. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOYCE A GRAGG IF ANY. CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo a Summary Final jycVgmenl of Foraclosura Salad August 18, 2001 antawf «m©Mi Gaia No.. Of* CA 1047-14 W of If* ©rcufl Court ol tr*» tBTH Judicial ©rcu* In and lor SEMINOLE County. Sanford. Honda. I «mfl sa i lo tha Nghaat and bast b*dJor lor cash at th# Was! front door at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa iocatad at 301 N Par* Avenua in Sanford. Ftodda. at 1100 a m , on (ho 10 day of Ocldbar, 2001 County, Florida, whataln Rr*i Unton National Bank;, a t tu ccvttor by merger with FTnt Union National Bank of Florida H Plaintiff and JERRY E JENKIHS. at ol are tha defendants, I wfl eel to (ha hi^aat and best bidder lor cash at tha Seminole County Courtouse. 301 N Av*ntm Sanford. Florida 32771 at it 00 AM, on Vie OVi day of October, 2001, the following described iproperty as sat forth, in said Order or Final Judgment. 1o~wfl Lot 40. LAKEWOOD AT THE CROSSING UNIT SIX. accortftng to the map or plat thereof as rocorded ta Ptel Book 39. Pages 52 through 55 m tha Pubkc Records of Sammoia County. Florida Street Address 645 Surstona Drive Lake Mary. Florida 32/4e DATED al Sanford, Bradford County Florida this 17 day of August. ca l 1-600-955-8771 KENNETH L B C H lin . ESO flonrta Bar No 0683607 2001 sal forth in said Summary Final Judgmont, lo-wtlLOT I AND THE NORTH 26 1 FEET OF LOT 4. ANp THE EAST 1ft O F VACATED ALLEY ADJA­ CENT ON WEST. BLOCK E. REVISED PLAT O f MAHKMa M PARK HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD ED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAOE 78. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated ihn 17 day of August, 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE CJarh of (ha Circufl Couh By Mary Sfroupa Daputy Ctorfc Publish in. THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 S Orwartfty Drtva Su*a 500 Plantation. rL 33324 (954)233 6000 01*70415(NCM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. parsons with diaabMJaa r»4ad ing a spocial acscommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 407-665-4227. 1-600655-8771 (TDD) or 1-000655^770. via Honda Ralay Sannea Publish Auguat 26, and Saptambar NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha administration of Via estate of Jeffrey Robert Daniel, deceased. FYe Number 01-605 CP. la pending In Via © rcul Court lor Seminolo Couity. Florida. Probata Division, tha irkfc*** ol winch l» X I Norlh Fill. Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32771. Tha namoa and addresses of Vt# personal reprwentaliva and tha par* HAL E- SHUTTER. J R . al al Dafendonl(t) NOTICE OF SALE Notice la hereby gNen that, pur* •uant to a Final Judgment of Forecfoeure or Order dated Augjal 17, 2001, entered In Chrtl Caae Number 01-CA 635-14-G. tn the Orcull CoNjrt lor Semmoio County, Florida, wtierem JAMES B NUTTER S COMPANY la Via Plointifl, and HAL E SHUTTER. J R . af a l . are N DafandanU, I wB ta f Vte property aouefed m SanenoleCouity Florida, daacrtiad m : Lof 77. SANLANOO ESTATES according lo the Plat thereof as recorded m Plaf Book 12. Page 53. of Via Pubkc Record* ol Seminole County, Florida at pubK sale to the highest and best bidder, for cash, in tha lobby of the SEMINOLECounty Courthouaa Waal From Door. 301 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. FL, 327 7 1 ,al 11.00a m on Vie 20 day of September, 2001 D t f f t Auguct 20, ?OOt Marvanne Msrvt CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT D r Mary Sin **)* VYrkam u Gnu 1230 SoudiMyiHa Avanua. Sura 105 Ctaarwalar. Honda 33756 3445 2.2001 DQ238__________________________ IN THf CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH ju d ic ia l emeurr. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 00 CA 2420 14 W COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC FrtOACOUNTRYWlOE FVJNOtNG CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS NOLAN E. MULUN. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UN0ER OR AGAINST NOLAN E MULLIN. RHONDA 3 MULUN. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNf>f R OR AGAINST RHONOA S MULLIN. VILLAS OF STOCKBRJDOE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC; PREFERRED CREDIT CORPORATION. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uant lo a SummaryFnai Judgment of Foraclotura dated Augutl 18, 2001 anterad in Ov4 Caaa No 00 CA 2420 14 W of the ©rcu« Court of tha 10TH Judoai ©rcu4 m and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORO. Honda. I wfl aafl lo tha htghou and beat bidder tor cash at lha WEST FRONT DOOR at lha SEMINOLE County ©Mrthouca located at 301 N. PARK AVENUE in SANFORD. Florida, at 1100 a m on Via 18 day of September, 2001 the following deaenbed property a * aet forth In aakj Summary Fatal Judgment, loWll:' LOT II . STOCKBR1DGE. UNIT ONE, ACCOROWO TO t h e plat THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT DOCK 26. PAGES 79 ANO 60 O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated tote 17 day d Auguat 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MANY ANNE MUftSE Clark o» to* O c m Court B y Mary Slnxd* Deputy CNA Pubtahkv THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVI0 J STERN. PA a t t o r n e y f o r p l a in t iff 001 8 Unrvaraey Dove SUM 500 (hanUtxm FL 33324 (954)2336000 U0 63980(CWF) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraon* weh daabbM i need rig a tpaetel accommodation ihouid contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at lha SEMINOLE Count, Courthouaa al 4 0 7 6 6 3 4 2 * 7 . I *00 9656771 (TOO) or 1-soo-Bss-BTTo, •te Ftonda Rday Sam e* IVUuh Augud 2 * and Saptorrbaf 2.2001 D Q 2 3 7 __________________ m THE CWCUfT COURT OF THE tiT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR BEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 0O -CA 44914-E FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA P M rt*. JERRY E JENKINS. ETAL » n M N o tic e O f SAL* TSU ANT TO CMAPTOR « ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purlo (ha Final JiKlgnMnl In j u t . dalad Augud 10. 2001, itw«1 in C a t* No OOCA-666f DM Cvcm Court d *te 16to 1 Cvcu4 H « n l Mr Sammda Mary Anna Mono ©ark of © rcul Court BY Mary Sfroupa DEPUTY CLERK * Scon E SanowVf. Esq 600 Corporate Drtva. Suite 510 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33334 Pubiah August 26. and Seprember 2.2001 00236 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION File No: 01-60S CP IN RE: ESTATE O f Jeffrey Robert. Denial ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al persons on whom thrt not*;* it served who have objections that chafenga lha vakdty of Via wR, (he quabficaiions of the personal repre­ sentative, venue, or junsdKbon of this 'Court' are requred to Me their objections with this Court WTTHIN 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 At creditors of Via decedent and other persons having claims or demands agaeist decedent s aetata on whom ■ copy of this notice Is date ol to* IVH pi tibcaticin ol M i note* n u l No todr d u n s wtih M i Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THWTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM . AJ otoar creditor* ol I m dtcadanl ■no p n o n i hiving d a m * or ctemand* again*! tha dacadanra h u m i r u i N« toarr d a m * wtih M * court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol 5n ! putAcalxm ol Ma ttatKa la Auguat 26. 2001. Rational Rapmantaliv* PMB 1274.2506 N Ctert Srr»»r Chicago. Itinoia 00614 lor P*r*on«l VtoUK. Livy Florida Bar No 0606357 levy AAMOCMtat. PA. 3551 W. Lsfta Mary Bodavard, Sulla 207 UAa Mary. Fiona* 32746 TaMphona: (407)321-4644 PuMahAuguM 26. and SaoMmbar 2.2001 DD235 PI THF CWCUTT COURT O PTM M H TH N TM ju d ic ia l e m e u rr PIANO FOR SIMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NUMBER: 00-CA-ITJJ-14-Q CROWN BANK. • Fad*r*l Savmgt Bank. LARRY Q STILL. BENEFICIAL FLORIDA. INC. HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . BAYTREE VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM. INC. and UNKNOWN TENANTS. NOTICE OF SALE t Purauant lo Charrtar 46 NOTICE IS HEREBY OfVEN purtuarl lo a Summary Final Judgmam ol Foradoaura dalad August 17. 2001 and amarad In C h i Casa Numbar 00-CA-I733 14-0 ol lha O rcu l Court ol lha EigMaanih Jucscial O c m In and lor Sammola County. Floods, wharam Crown Bank, a fadaral Sawigs Bank p piano* and Larry G SUL BanaCdal Honda. Inc, HgNanda Homaormars Assoc talon. In c, Saylraa Vllaga Condominium, Inc. , and Unknown Tananu ara datandantt. I w« aaS lo lha hgliasl and bail taddar lor cash al lha Wasl Irani door ol lha SanwtJa Count, Courthout*. 301 North Parti Avanua, Sardord. Ftanda al alavan o clock a«L on 2 m 20 day oI Sapumfcar. 2001, PH Mowing fiituns, having a si sal addrasa ol 240 Mora* loop. 54. Wnlar Spnnga. Honda 32706 and aa sal lorti n said Summary Final Judgmaid oI Forsdosura. low * Thai cartain Condomkiksn Parcal know as Una 4. BuAcSng 240. ol BAYTREE VILLAGE, and an undmd*d t 612003225 saaraal a * lo **<*> und vi lha land, common atamanu. and common aipanaaa appmanars lo said unaa. a l in acoordanca wflh and autyacl lo Pta covanarsa. conrkprovisions ol Vial Dadaratan oI Condominium ol Baytra* Vilaga m e. as racordad m Offioal Racords Sous 1IU . Pagaa 1530 M outh 1633. and a * amandad Si Oltaal Racords Book 1166, Pag* 1726, ol lha PuOtc R tcird s ol Sanvno** Counfy Honda and as smandad si O n o ti Racords Book 1176. Pao* 67V, ol said Pubkc Racords. Dsitd si Samnol* Cotsdy. f tn d a Saa 20 day cd August 2001. MARTANHE MORSE Clark ol Sis Circua Court SavTnnula County. Florida By Mary btroutw Aa Daputy Clark » you at* a parson wsh a daabik t» -*■- naads any accommoJMion si ordtr k) paradpai* m this praoaadS g yuu n antatad. al no coal D you lo iha provwon ol cortam aawsIa n :* Piaasa coniad ADACoordnalor at M l N Park Awnua. Sulla II 301, Sanford, Fto>la 32771. latapSlon# 1407)3234331 am 4227. arthm 2 aorkkig day* <4 your raowpl cd Saa Node*, f you a s haarmg or von* sip a n d . Attorney Ior Ptamav Keatmg & SchMl. PA 749 N. Garland Avenue. Suite 101 Ortando, Honda 32801 (407)475-2907 Pubkeh Auguaf 26. and September 2.2001 l>0234a THf e m e u rr c o u r t OF THf EIGHTEENTH in IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO: 01-CA-S35-14-O JAMES B NUTTER t c c u p a h y WKh OiaabMwa Act. parson, m naan ol a spacial accommodabon to parnopal* m Sva praoaadme shat. w*hIn aavan (7) days prior to any pro raiding, contact Si* AdmsVab aitva Onca ol Si* Court. Sammola Ccunty Courthout* M l North Park Avanua. Sanlord. FL 32771, tafapnom 4076654330 TOO 1-D0DV55677I or 1-600655-6770 via Florida Ralay Sarvtoa*. Pubksh August 26. and Sapitmbar 2.2001 00233 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M ANO FOR BEMMOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISOICTION DIVISION CA SIN O . 00-CA-1174-14Q CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, Plans*, vs. LINTON D MOORE, al at. DatandanRs) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant lo a Final Judgmanl ol Foractoaur* dalad August 17. 2001, and amarad n Caaa No 0 0 CA 1374-1*0. c4 tha Cacua Com ol lha EIGHTEENTH Jvxkdal Cinart m and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida Wharam CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION la pumas and LINTON □ MOORE and ____ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON SI POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, ara Datandam*. I wd a*4 to S o McRatl and basl bid dar tor caafi to to* Waal Irani door ol Sw Courthouaa to SANFORO. SEMI­ NOLE Co m * y Ftorida. 11.00 o'clock on Sw 16 day ol Baptantoar. 2001, art forth to laid Final Judgmanl. to wt: LOT 30. BLOCK 3. PALM TER­ RACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGES 62 ANO S3. OF THE Puin.ru RECORDS OF FakANOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA s V l 2536 Pomaana Ortva. Sanlord. FL 32771 DATED Ska 20 day ol A u p at 2001. A* dark ol Mid Coin By Mary Strain* As Daputy dark SutvnSIsd try; Fabar SGSSU. P. A SUM 300 1570 Marin iga Avanua Coral Gabtoa. Honda 33146 (306)662-4110 -Parson, wtoi a (taabikty who naad a spacial acoorrvnodabon to parto pat* to SW p ro i a k g ihccAd conlad ADACoordnator al Sam not* County CourthouM. M l N. Park Avanua, Suit* NM1, Sanlord. Ftorida 32771. al laatl In* days prior to Si* ptocaadng Tataption* (407)323-4330 art 4227, 1 6 0 0 -0 5 4 6 7 7 1 (TOO) or 1 6 0 0 OS56770 (V) via Florida Rally Service * PubSah August 26. and Saplambar 2,2001 DC232 THBCMCUT COUNT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR KFMNOCI COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 0I-C A 640 D m SIO N ItW WEILS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA N A . AS TRUSTEE OF REGISTERED HOLDERS OF OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2001 -A. ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2001A FA01ANA VA70UE2. *1 al. 4NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auant lo a Fatal Judgmanl ol Mortgag* Foradoaura dalad Augual 16. 2001 and ansarad m Caaa NO 01-CA646 d Sia Ciraai Court ol Si* EIGHTEENTH Judctal C aart In and lot SEMINOLE County Ftarlds wharam W EILS FARGO BANK MSINESOTA. N A . AS TRUSTEE OF REGISTERED HOLDERS OF OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2001-A, ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES, SCRIES 2001-A. la lha PiamtiK and 7ASIANA VAZOUEZ. HENRY DUNCUS. TEN­ ANT <1 N K A KAREN HUMMEU-. TENANT *2 NKA CUFF ANDER­ SON. TENANT f t NtUA KAREN HUMMELL: TENANT »2 NTUA CUFF ANDERSON ara S i* Dstandant* I wrt aa* to Sia hgliaat and bap LaMar tor caan al WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN FORD. FLORIDA * 1 11.00AM. on to* 20 day d Saplambar. 2001. Sia Idfcato to aaid Final Judgmam LOT 28 GOLDCNROO PLACE. ACCORDING TO . THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I t . RAGE S I. PUBLIC I S l m in o u : H ih a u » L egals l.r r .A is RECORDS OF THE SEMINOIE COUNTY. FLORIDA AKA 5030 Ookkxvod Place Road. W r ie Park. f\ 32792 WITNESS MY HAND and (he teal d SW Court on August 17,2001 (SEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clark d tha Circuit Court By Mary Stroup* Daputy Clark Echavama I Aaaocialas, P A PO Bo* 25018 Tampa. Honda 33522 5016 F01003319 —Saa Amancana with DtsabJiliaa Act It you ara a parson wah a dsabJty who naads accommodation to ordar to parkdpat* to SW pracaadng. you a n anniad al no coal to you. lor Sia pravtsston d cartain asaiatanc* PI**** contact Court Adnfrvstration al 20t N Paik Avanua, Sanlord. Flonda 32771, lalaphona numbar 1*07)6654227. w*hm 2 working days d your n ce p l d INS documant S hearing tmpamd. (TOO) 1800-0556771 Publish August 26. and Saplambar 2.2001 PD231_________________________ THENCE RUN NORTH 00 DEGREES 56 MINUTES 47 SEC­ ONDS WEST. ALONG SAID WEST LINE. 29 02 FEET. TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING MCA 1999 Sia via Road, Ovwdo FL 32765 WITNESS MY HANO and to* teal of this Court on August 17.2001 CSCAL) Maryanno yores Clan* of lha Ckcuil Court By .Maty SfFowpe Deputy Dec* Ethevsma iA tsoaalea. PA PO Box 25018 Tampa. Ftanda 33622-5016 FO1003775 **See Amancana wrth D *abfti«a Ad If you are a portion with a disability who neadi accommodation ta order lo parhetpeta In trxt procsadtng. you lira minted nl no cost to 'you, for lha provtaoton ol carl tin assistance Ptoasa contact Court Administration at 201 N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Ftorida 32771. telephone number (407)805-4227, within 2 working days of your receipt of the docu­ ment; If hearing impaired, ft 1* 600 955 6771 Publish August 28. and SafOombar THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 01-CA-887 DIVISION 140 WELLS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA. N A., WITHOUT RECOURSE, 2. 2001 pitman, VI PEGGY ALRICM. at al. Ddandadll) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HCRCCY GIVEN pur tuanl lo a Final Judgmanl d Mortgag* Foradoaura darad Augutl 17. 2001 and amarad to Casa NO 0 1-CA-06 7 d lha Clrcuk Court d tha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Cvcu4 In and lor SEMINOIE County. Ftorida wharam WEILS FARGO BANK MSI NESOTA NA . WITHOUT RECOURSE. Is tha Pia.nl* and PEGGY ALRICH. JAMES FERGU­ SON. CARMELLA FERGUSON. TENANT I I HVJA VICTOR DAV13. SWEETWATER CLUB HOME OWN ERS- ASSOC 1ATON INC . TENANT •1 WK/A VICTOR DAVIS ara * * Dalandanls. I sdl M l to to* hrghasl and bad biddar tor cash al WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORO. FLORIOA at It ooAM, on to* 2 day d Octobar, 2001, to* Mowing WM Fatal Judgment LOT S. BLOCK a. SWEETWATER CLUB UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED SI PLAT BOOK 23. PAGES 14 ANO 15. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA JUK/A 1160 Swaatwalnr Club Bird . Longwood. FL 32770 WITNESS MY HAND and to* * ** l d SW Court on August 17.2001 (SEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clark d in* Circuit Court Oy Mary S tra p * Daputy Clart Echavama AAatocialat, PA PO. Box 25016 Tampa. Ftorkia 3 3 6 2 2 4 0 1B FO100360* " S a a Amanuna with DitaMr.es Ad 11 you at* a parson wen a disability who naads accommodation to ontor to participate to Sw procaadtoQ you ara anniad d no coal to you. tor Sia proviaaion ol cartain assistance Pleat# coniad Court Admrartratun *1 201 N Park Avmua. Sanlord. Honda 32771. lalaphona numbar (407)665-4227. w«Nn 2 working day* d your races* d SW docu­ ment. I hearing irrpaaad. (TOO) I8006556771. Pubhsh Augutl 26. and Saplambav 2.2001 00230 THECIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH IN AND FOR MBWNOCE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 01-CA-1036 DIVISION 14-0 SUNTRUST BANK. N A FAVA SUNTRUST BANK, CENTRAL FLORIOA. N A . PUmbti, vs ROBERT T NAV1DOMSKIS. a< al. Dalandam(t). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ auant to a Final Judgmanl d Mortgag* Foradoaura dalad August 17, 2001 and amarad to C at* NO 01-CA-1035 d -tha Coort Court d to* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit n and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftorida wharam SUNTRUST BANK. NA FADA SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA. N A . I* sw Pttn dl and ROBERT T NAVIDOMSKIS. BECKY A NAVIDOMSKIS: SOVEREIGN BANK; THOMAS LUMBER COMPA NY SIC . JIM'S PLUMBS40 6 IRRI­ GATION. SIC.: ara to* Datandantt. I mil aal to Sia highast and basl bid­ dar lor cash al WEST FRONT DOOn T3F THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORI DA al 11.00AM. an to* IDto day d Octobar. '2001. to* following daaenbad proparry aa a a tortn m ■aid Fnal Judgment THE WEST 172 OF LOT 66 OF SLA VIA COLONY COMPANYS SUBDIVISION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2 ON PAGE 71 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AND LESS A PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN THE NORTHWEST OUARTER O f THE SOUTHWEST OUARTEH OF SEC­ TION 20. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 31 EAST. BEING A POR TON OF THE WEST HALF OF LOT 68. * THE SLAVIA COLONY COM­ PANY'S SUBOIVISOtf .ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 71 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED A3 FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE NOHIKWEST CORNER OF THE SAID SOUTHWEST OUARTER. FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE THENCE RUN SOUTH 00 DEGREES 56 MIN IR E S 47 SECONDS EAST. ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID SOUTH WEST OUARTER. 25 00 FEET. 1 HENCE NORTH M DEGREES 46 MINUTES 33 SECONDS EAST. A DISTANCE O f 15 00 FEET TO THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF RED BUG LAKE ROAD. WITH THE WESTERLY LINE OF AFORE­ SAID LOT 68 I OR THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 6» DEGREES 46 MINUTES 33 SECONDS EAST. ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE 6 0 0 0 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 63 DEGREES 40 MINUTES 30 SECONDS WEST TO THE AFORESAID WESTERLY LINE OF LOT 66. A DISTANCE OF 66 32 FEET. 0P229 THCcmcurT c o u r t OF THf ElOHTfENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO 01 -CA-409 DIVISION W FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. Plamu*. vs OARY P. HUGHES. *1 al. Dafandam(i) NOTICE OF f o r F s- l o b u r c s a l e NOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuaril la ■ Final Judgmanl d Mortgag* Fvactoaur* dalad Auguil 16. 2001 and anfarad m Casa NO. 01-CA-*719 d to* Croat Court d to* EIGHTEENTH Judctol Circu* to and lor SEMINOLE County. Ftorida (■harass FIRST UNION NA1K>4AL BANK, it to* Plamu* and GARY P HUGHES. SUSAN CAROL SIGRIST. RICH UNITED CORPORATION REGENCY GREEN NEIGHBOR HOOD ASSOCIATION INC HEATHROW MASTER ASSOCIA­ TION. INC . BANK OF AMERICA. NA. SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST BY MERGER O f NATIONSBANK, NA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO NATIONSBANK. N A (SOUTH) F/K/A NATIONSBANK OF GEOR OIA NA SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO NATIONSBANK OF FLORI­ DA N.A.: THE HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK: STATE OF FLORIOA-DEPARTMENT OF REVENUt are to* Defendant*. I wtt sal to to* highaaf and basl bidder tor cash al WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTMOUSE. SANFORO, FLORIDA at 1100AM. on tha 20 day of September, 2001, the following detertbed prd^erty as tel lotto In sa d Final Judgment LOT 4. RGENCY GREEN. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGE(S) 5961 INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA AAUA 397 04stoncourt. Maatorow, FL 32746 WITNESS MY HAND and to* seal d till* Court (M l August 17.2001. (SEAL) U a ry a m Mora* Clark d toa O c u t Court By Mary Straub* Deputy Clerk Echevarria kAtaodate*. PA PO Bo* 25015 Tarrg>a. Flonda 33522 5016 FOI001I20 " S a a Amancana veto DwabtmaaAa II you are a partun »C i a who naeda accommodation m ordar to partckiasa m tea praca adng. you ara anttoad al no coal to you. tor Via provision ol carlam aaaislance. Plaaaa contact Court Admmuirabon al 201 N Paik Annua. Sanlord. Florida 32171. totopfrurm iwubar (407)666 ■*227. svfhm 2 wvwHng day* d your racatpl d toa decu­ man!: N haarmg toipairad. (TOO) 1600-9556771 Pubaah August 26. and Saplambar 2.2001 D0226 THECiflcurr c o u r t OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. OI-CA-74 DIVISION 0 CREDrr BASED ASSET SERVICING AND SECURITIZATION. LLC. plamu*. VS JEFFRIE R. WELCH af aL • D*f*ndanl(i). HO 11CE OF FORECLOSURE KALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur­ suant lo a Final Judgmanl d Mortgag* Fcractoaura dalad Jd y 13, 2001 and anfarad In Casa NO OICA-74 of to* Croat Court d lha EIGHTEENTH Judicial C ro n In and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftorida wharam CREDIT BASED ASSET SERVICING ANO SECURITIZA­ TION. U-C. la toa Plamdl and JEFFHiE R. WELCH. REBECCA. L. WELCH: ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN MAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR AUVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATON. INC . FAirtVIEW ASSOCIATES. INC; ara tha Defandantt, I wd **• to Vi* higriaat and bad brddar tor caah al WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIOA M 11 OOAM. on toa 2nd day d Octobar, 2001. to* looming daaenbad pKb*r1y a t a « tarth m taxi Fnai Judgmam LOT 232. WEKIVA HUNT CLUB K j A HUN) SECTION i . ACCORD ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 16. PAOES 64 THROUGH 87. INCLU­ SIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AXM 101 Badai* Court Lwawood FL 32779 WITNESS MV hand and toa i*e< d tot* Court o n __ 2001 ISEAl) Maryann* Mora* Clark d ma Cvcuf Court By Mary Slraupt Dtoiufy Clerv Echavama AAuocialea. PA PO Bo* 2S015 Tampa. Honda 33622-5016 EOOOI1210 - S a a Amancana wan Dwabauax Ad Nyou ara a paraon wnhaduabWy who naada accommodation m order to parmapal* to era praeaadmg, you ara antflad al no ooal to you. tor pit proviaaion d cartam atattlanca L ecals PIm m coniad Court AdNniilrauon al 201 N Paik Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771, lalaphona numbar (407)665-4277, within 7 working day* d your receipt d tola docu­ ment, Mhearing toipairad. (TOO) I • 600-055 8771 Pubinh Augutl 26. and Saplambar 2.2001 DD227 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL C1RCUTT OF FLORIOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION No 01-CA-V63 Dtv. 14-0 National Cay Dank, •« Truiiee tor toe regiatered Huklara d Credit Suite* Flret Bolton Mortgag* SacudbM Corp Home Equity Loan Trad 2000 HE1, Horn. Equity Loan Pate-Thraugh Carttocala*. Sana* 2000HE1, PLAINTtFF. v*. Donald Ray Lackay: Patty R Lackey, to a l. DEFENDANTS NOHCe OF FORECLOSURE BALE Notice K hereby gven that, pur­ auant lo Ihal Final Judgmanl d rorectoaura dalad Augud 17. 2001. and araarad n cfv* ca t* nurbar 01CA-963 ON. 14 0 , ol to* CroMI Court d to* ttoh Judicial Circua to and lor Sen-aid* Ctxtoly- Flonda. wharam NATIONAL CITY BANK. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON MORTGAGE SECURITIES CORP HOME EOU1TY LOAN TRUST 2000 HE I, HOME EOUITY LOAN PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2000HEI. I* Plamdl and Donald Ray Lackey, Patty It L i-icy : Pamlntoe County.* poMcal tubdvtaion d toa S u l* d Honda, la'ara Daftndaraia). I wd aa* to tha leghwd and bad bid­ dar tor cath d to* Wad (rare door d toa Sammoi* Counfy Courthout* to Sanford. Florida. S e m i * County. Ftorida. al IIXOOO AM on to* 16to day d Septontoar. 2001, toa totowmg deter feed property a t ad tarth to •aid Find Judgmanl, to aft LOT 13. LAKE BINOHAM ESTATES, UNRECORDED PLAT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FROM THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTHEAST 114 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 22. TOWNSHIP 70 SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST. RUN SOUTH 645 96 FEET ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID NORTHEAST 1/4. THENCE RUN WEST 577.39 FEET FOR POINT OF BEGINNNING. THENCE RUN NORTH 0 DEGREES 16 MINUTES WEST. 27 54 FEET THENCE RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEAST­ ERLY HAVING A RADIUS O f 72 FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 26 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 39 SEC­ ONDS. AN ABC LENGTH OF 33 62 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH A3 DEGREES 23 MINUTES 21 BECONO WEST, 4 1 3 2 9 FEET. THENCE nuN 50UTH 54 DEGREES 20 MIN­ UTES 24 SECONDS WEST. 190 02 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 75 DEGREES 24 MINUTES EAST 533 65 FEET TO POINT OF BEGIN­ NING SUBJECT TO AN EASE­ MENT TOR ROAD PURPOSES OVER THE EAST 50 FEET THERE­ OF NOTE: Purauanf lo to* Fair Dad Collaclinn Prachcat Ad you at* advitad t u t Put law fern la daamad to b * a dad coMctor anempting to odanad wd b* uaad tor foal purpot*. Dalad to* 20 day d Augud. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Clark d Cetua Court OyMirySPoup* Daoutv Clark COCSJS A STAWIARPKI. PA 4010 Buytoout Bodevard Su*a 450 Tampa. FL 33607 Talephon* (813)6776006 C 6 S II0 0 1 -1 7 8 5 Pubkah Augud 26. and Sapltrrbar 2.2001 00278 IN THE CIRCUTT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND FDR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DTVISION Ha.0t-CA-113.14-W Mortgag* Hadronic Ragralialton Sydama. Inc . PLAINTIFF. v* Jay C. H otttntr, Sandra 8 Hoatattar. d a l. DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Nolle* he haraby gtiran toaL pur­ auant to Ihal Final Judgmanl d Foradoaura dalad Augud 16. 2001, and anterad to efv* caaa nunbar 01CA- 1S3-14-'W. d Pi* Ctrcui Court d toa IBto Judicial Circua to and tor Sammoi# County. Florida, wharam MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS­ TRATION SYSTEMS. INC., la Plamu* and Jay C. Hetlaltar. Sand* S Itoatdtor.__ _ unknown p*raon(a) to poaaaaaran d toa aubfad rati proparly 61; _ tmknown paraorKa) to poa taei ion d toa aubfad rad property *2 , Stall d Ftorida Department d RmremM. Chad Support Enforaamanl Program; Oakland Vitiaga Homaownan Aetocuton. inc. W tit Datandanllt). I wet ea* lo Pi* highad and bad bre*dar tor caah al Via Wed liorti doer d pi* Semmofe County CourthouM n Sanlord. Flonda. Sammola County Fkmda. if 1100 00 AM on tie 18to day d Octobar. 2 0 0 1, toa totoweng daaenbad property M ad torto to aaid Final Judgmanl. to wt LOT 1ST, OAKLAND VILLAGE. SECTION THREE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD ED IN PLAT BOOK 26. PAGES 23 ANO 24. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOIE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE Punuara to toa F a* Dad C ola ebon practical Ad you a i* ad.wad lhal to * tow Arm M daamad to b * a date t d e il a anampfmg to coled a dad and my mtonnation odjew d w ( be a e l tor put! pur boat Oaiad to* t7to day d Auguat 2001 MARYANNE MORSE Ctork d Circua Court By Mary Stroup* Daputy Clerk COOtUS 4 8TAWIAHSKI, PA 4010 Boykcout BotAavard Suiia 450 Tampa, F t $3007 Tafaphona (8 1 3 *7 7 4 0 0 0 CAS* 1000 5791 P u M t Auguaf 20. and Saplamtwr 2.2001 00225 IN THf CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 10TH JUOtClAL DRCUfT OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL Lecals Legals JURISDICTION DIVISION No. Ot-CA-490-U O C h et* Manhattan Mortgag* Corporation, PLAINTIFF « Richard E RamMy. *1 a l . DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Noma to hareby given toil, purluanl to toil fmal Judgment o* Foreduaur* dalad Augutl 17, 2001. and entered m dvl c a t* number 01CA 490 l i d d Pi* OmiN Court d to* 1STH Juddal C rort to and tor Samend* Counfy. Florida, wheram CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, it Piami/tt and Rdiard E Ramtay, Lie* Ramaey, Semmofa Comfy, a pdrical eutxkvi lion d to* Slat* d rtorldi, P bring and aM unknown parurrt Harmmg by. torough. under and agamat tha above named defendanllt) who ara not known lo be dead or ativt. claim an mtaraat a t epouaet, hatik. devttM i, graniaae or other ttarmamt. la'ara 0*«*ndani(t|, I wM t*« to Pi* hlghotl and be« bidder tor caah al to* Watt from door d toa Semfnol* County Courthouaa In Sanford. Florida. Sammola Counfy. Ftorida. al 11 OGAM on toa 16to day d Saplambar. 2001, toa totiowmg deaenbed property a t aaf torto to ■aid Fetal Judgmanl. to w t LOT 13 ANO 14. BLOCK X T. LAKE WAYVAN HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAOE 82. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOIE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTE: Purauant to toa Fair Dabt Cotiadton Practical Ad you ara advnad P al tort law Nm w daamad to be a debt abactor anemptmg to coned a dabt and any information dimmed Wit he uaed tor Put purIpQS# Dated to* 20 day d Augual. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk d Croat Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk COOillS 6 STAW1ARSKI. PA 4010 Boyacoul Boulevard Suit* 450 Tampa. FL 33607 Taiaphon*: (613)6776006 C B S) 1 0 6 1 6 7 6 0 Pubhtto: Augual 26. and Saplambar 2.2001 DD224 IN THE CIRCUFT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR BEMMOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION C a t* No. 01-CA-1DBB-14 NATIONSCREDIT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO NATIONSCREDIT MORTGAOE CORPORATION OF FLORIDA. JUOY SNOW A/K/A JUDY M. SNOW; ETAL. DdondanKa) NOTICE OF SALE Norice la haraby given that, pur­ auant to pi* Ordar or Final Judgnmti anfarad to tola cauM, to tia Croat Court d Banwid* County. Ftortd*. I vrti a*> tha proparty tnuaiad In Samfnd* County. Ftorida. daaatiad at: LOT 31. BLOCK B. THE COLON HADES FIRST SECTION. ACCOROINO TO * TH E MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN fh-AT BOOK 15. PAGES 79 ANO 60. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM M OU! COUNTY, FLORIDA, al p d bc aal*. to toa Nd<MI and baal biddar. tor cadi at to* W ad Front Door d tha Sammola County Courthouaa. X t North Park Avanua, San'ord. Florida al 1100 A M on Sapfambor » . 2001 DATED Augutl 17,2001 (Sod) Maryann* Mono Clark d toa CMu* Court By: Mary Stroup* Daputy Clark In arcordanco w«h I Wfto DoabMiMAcL paraona to naad d epaewe aucurieikiJatiun topartrUpal* in Pvt pracaadng ehal. wtihto Mvon (7) day! prior to any proceed­ ing. coniad pi* C o n Admntiniian OIbco or Clark d Court d to* Couity rafttancad above If toipairad. (TTD ) 1600-9666771. Voice (V) 1-600-9556770. via Ftorida Relay Servto* Mark D Braakatona, Eaqmre MARK O BREAKSTONE 6 AS SO CUTES. PA 1247 South Myrtle Avanua Clairwalar. FL X 7 5 6 (727)4496305 Pubkeh Augutl 26. and Sapfarrbar 2.2001 DD223 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Fife Number 01647-CP IN RE ESTATE OF MARGARET M HUDGINS, NOTICE 9 F ADMINISTRATION Tha admevalrttion d Pie atlala d MAROARET M HUDGINS. Dacoaaad, FM Numbar 01647-CP. la pandng to toa CTOrti Court tor Sam n d* Counfy. Ftonda, Prabau CMeton, to* addrtt* d which la X I N. Park Avanua. Sanford. Ftonda 32771. Tha namaa and add Meat d tn* Ptrional BapraatnUtrya and to* AU INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Af ponona on whom toia Notioa la aarved who have otyactiona toil chHinge pit vattkty d t i * Wd. toa qualification* d to* Per tonal napraaanlativa. vanua or p i d a i a i d Pvt C am tra raqdrad U Na toalr otyaction* with toil 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 O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM Af aadtiora d toa Dtcadanl and otoat pareone having ctaan* or demand* agantl Dtcadarfa atlala cn whom a rtmy d tor* ndtoe w aarvad wahm f n e monfha after to* dal* d to* tm pubkeation d tea Notice muet fa* toae davna wito Pra Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al otoar cradlora d lha Dtcadanl and pareone haveig claim* or demand* agamal too DauadarFa atlala mutl U* toav claana wtih Pta Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUOl CATION OF THIS NOTCE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FLED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tho data d to* feat putiacanon d rue Notice la Auguat 26. 2001 Par tonal RapraaanlaPv* NANCY M SKATES WEARY 3125 Noah Court DaMona, Ftorida 33738 lot Paraon*! JAMES A BARKS 1120 W Fen StraaL St* B Sartord. Ftonda 32771 |407)XI-1224 Ftonda Bar No 197564 Pubkeh Auguat 26. and Saplambar 2.2001 DC222 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CtRCUTT OF FLORIOA M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DfYIBKX Cave No. 01-CA-1739-14G C h at* Manhattan Mortgag* Corporation, PLAINTIFF. Vt. Larry Berkfay.__ . uiknown pareoole) In poaaeaafon d toa aubfad teal property a l; _______ _ unknown p*raon(t) to poaaotaton d to* tutyad real property 92; f bring and U unknown park** darning by. torough, under and agalnel to* above named defendant!*) who a n no) known U be dead or i»v *, whether *atd unknown part)** may dam an Infamt aa tpoutM. hae*. derttM t. grant***, or DEFENDANT NOTICE OF ACTION TO . Larry Barkley 9 tying, and *1 unknown parti** claiming by. through, under and agamil toa nol known lo be dead or a9v*. whether aaid unknown parti** may claim an Pti*ro«t a * tpouao*. have, davit***, grantee*, or other claimant*: whoaa raerdenc* I* upvnown (V I wltoaa U*1 known addrou la: 505 OancMew Way W Cataatoany, FL 32707 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Pial an action for b te d o a ia d mortgag* on to* loeowtng daecnbad property: LOT t2. BLOCK 22. HEFTLER HOMES HOWELL PARK SECTION ONE. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGES 45 THROUGH 48, INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* been Mad agairat you and you ara raqulrad to aarva a copy d your wman detent**, 4 any. to ( . on KIM­ BERLY A MATUUS, Attorney tor to* M M E . whoa* addraaa la Codtia IStawterikl. P A 4010 Boyacoul Boutevard Suite 450 Tampa. FL 33607 on or baton tarty day* Tram toa date of (ha Drat p U ciM B I of 00a notion and M* to* ongmal ertto toa Clarti d tow Court afhar baton aarvica on Plantifra attorney or Immedtotefy toeraattar, otoarwlaa a ddaUI wfi ba anfarad agamat you tor toa ratal NOTE: FKnuad to to* Fair Oabf Cdteclun Practice* Act you ara advlaad tod to * tew *rm la daamad to be a dabf abactor attampang to cotact a data and any toformdton abfafnad wR ba uaad b t o t i y e poo#. WITNESS my hand and to* aaal d laid C ool on AUG 29 2001, (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Aa Clark al too Court ByRutoKtog Aa Danuhr Clark COOttJS 6 STAWIAflSKl. PA. 4010 Boykcoul Bodevard B ib * 450 Tampa. FL 33607 Tatephona: (513)6776006 C 6 S 1 1061-3169 Pubkah September 2. 9.2001 EE029 NOTICE OF BALE Purauara to Ftorida Stafufa* Bdl Storage FaoMy AcL Sac. S3 JOB • 63907, Sate d oonteraa (HouaahokVSeddtea) In laaatd apaca to aaltirty Owner iana 223 lOWEnterpna*. 502 Dtehguaid, Inc. 200 Mlchaaf Atorlght 59 E d * M. ( a t ’>15 r u j.T in ; C. Ccwrrki 579 OanSPvnPytea *77 Stephan Andaraon 364 U4tt Burned* To ba add of itiapnml d Thura., •71MD110 am . Putbc Auction, Caah Or*y At SunRay Sfea* Away 610 Rtoahait Road Lake Mary. FL 32746 Al may pay cp-Cal 407-3334365 Pubkah Augual 26. and September 2.2001 00210 M THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT, IN ANO FOR SEUDIOLI COUNTY. CASE NO.: 01-CC1440XN SWEETWATER CLUB HOMEOWNERS- ASSOCIATION. INC , a Florida nol-tor proff corpora­ tion WILLIAM C. BARKER and PHYLLIS E BARKER. Na wd*. NOTICE OF ACTION TO. WLUAM C. BARKER n l PHYLLIS E. BARKER. Na wtia. and a l imknown partita having or dalmIng an n a re d in te r Barkar YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod tin action to toradoa* • tan a g a rd to* fotoarmg property to Sammola County, Ftorida. 203 Rtirantear Drtva. Longwood. Ftonda 3*779, more pan licularly deaerbed aa: I d 3 BLKA. Swaarwaur Ckb Urb L acconfng to to* pid toaraof a* racordad in Pld Booti 19. Pag* 26. to to* Pubkc Record* d Sammoi* County, Ftortd* ha* boon Nad agamal you and you ara raqurad to t a n * a copy d your written Baton**, to ( . I any. on whoa* addraaa la: Pod Otoca Boa 2854, Orlando. Ftonda 32802. on or baton Saplambar *7. 2001. and M* toa ongfnd wtih to* Clatk d to* Cowl dtoar baton aanrtca on Plairittira attorney or immed•idy toareahar; ntoarwtta a ddaib wb ba anterad again*, you tor toa rtkd damandad to 9i* Compteeti to toractaaa a Ian Dalad tola 23 day d Augud. 2001. MaryamE M m *. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By U if C. Hardeman Daputy Clark to accordance wah to* Amancana Wtih Dtaabifitiat Ad. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ONLY. V you ara a paraon wtih a ttiaafbtiy who road* any a x c n i rudaaon to ordar to paraopda In toft praoaaOng. you ara artiaad. d no cod to itou. to toa provtaion d cartam aaaiatenco. Pteaaa contact tha Court Admnalrdw itoton 2 working day* d your raewpf d toia Notice d Action 9 you *ra hearing or vorca vnpavad, ca l 1 6 0 0 9556771 Pubkah Saplambar 2 . 9 .1 6 .2 3 .2 0 0 1 EE027 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Sunday. September 2. 2001 Piirc 5B L egals c in c u r r c o u b t OF T IE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AMD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOntDA CASE NO : 99CA -U M -I4-W niCHAno w PttH nr PWUnM. in t i e M NtMCM. fcVa AMIN », AUTOMOTfVE FINANCE iRATlOfJ, *n Imtorui PHIUIP 0 CAHTEn. EMPIRE AUTO BROKERS. UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN SSION. Dufendlunl*. NOTICE O f SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha OT day ol SeptorebtHr. 2001, tl 00 A M- i t Ow Sw in ot* County Court Building;, Wm I Fmnl Dow, Ndrtfi Park Ayarum Sanlord, County. Honda. But under Clerk wi» ufter lor tele Ihe M reel end pertone! property perUcularty deecnbed « t fol­ io w« PARCEL 1: e! ihe f Kxlheau comer ol Lot [14. Block A. OAK GROVE PARK, a t !Rlel thereof, as recondod hr PW Book 7. Pege 63. Pubfic Record* ot SEMBCLS: C m r t f rviddt run Soutfwfty elong the Weaterty nght ol way kne ol U S- Hrgtwrey 17* 02 end along a curve concave Easlerly having lur hli etemanta n radiua of 6779 OS feel, a central antfe of 0 degreet 6337* end e -hord bearing of South 10 degreea MT35* We*t for en ere detente of 90 0 feet, thence run Norm 70 degree* 23*29* West 214 00 leeL thence run North 21 degrees XTXXT Eeaf 90 04 leet lo tie Nonhedy line aborted Lot 14. thence Saudi 70 degrees 2X29" Eest ttm Nofttierty ikne of aeid Lot It 4, 2 10.00 feet to the point of TOGETHER WITH norverckiWve lor mgresa and egreaa r Ihe Mowing deeevtied parcef L ecals PARCEL 2 5 loot Ingrocs and egrets ease* ment<>>rTVTwnclng at the Northeast corner of Lot 14, Block A. OAK GROVE PARK, a t per Ptet thereof, at recorded In Plat Book 7, Page 03. Public Records of SEMlNOLECounty. Honda, thence run Southerly along the Westerly right of way kne of U S Highway 17* 92 and along e curve concave Eaaterty havng tor Ha elements a rad»us of 5779 65 feet. • central angla of 0 degrees 53*37“ and a chord bearing of South 10 degree* 59'35‘Waef tor an arc dfetance of 90 0 feet to lha Pont of Beginning, thence continue Southerly along said right of way kne 10 00 feet, thence run North 70 degrees 2379* We*t 214 52 feet, thence run North 21 degree* 3000*Easl 10 00 feel, thence run South 70 degree* 23" 29*East 214 00 feel to the Point of Oegmntng TOGETHER WITH toe 1 hereditament* and appurlance* thereto belonging, .and toe rents, ttaue* and profit* thereof The aforesaid sale wS be made pur­ suers lo that certain Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered In Civil No OO C A-2266-14-W now pending In 'the Circuit Court of toe Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Inm dlor Sernlnuie County, fLwidA DATED tors 17 day of August. 2001 (COURTSEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ckwk of the Circus Court BY Mary Stroupe Aa Deputy Clerk Samuel M Nelson. Esqmre Honda Bar No 0699290 GRAHAM, BUILOER, JONES. PRATT A MARKS, LLP 369 North New York Avenue, 3rd Floor Writer Park. Florida 32790 Telephone; (407)647-4466 Attorneys tor PtalnOlf, Richard W Pierre CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I HEREBY CERTIFY toat a tore and correct copy of toe foregoing has N w tumixiwd b«ue. Mai on H i 70 day ol AuguM, 7001 to. Amin H. Namcn. tvVa Amm Namah. 18X W MH Spring* BoutovkTO, WtnMf Springs, rionda 32708. Retard S D*«mg*r. Etqutra, Lnwndaa, (Vovltrk. Ooatar. Kanto* BRaad. Potl Oflloa Boa 2809, Orlando. Florida 37007-7800. an1 PMa*) 0 Cantr. 3870 County Road 477 Hotth Longnood. FVjrtda 377S0 SamuatM. Hatton, E aquaa Florida Bar No 0889700 GRAHAM. BUILOER. JONES. PRATT 8 MARKS. LLP Poat OTIC* Orawar 1880 WVtfat Park, rionda 37790 (407) 847-4455 Aitomayt lor Plaintiff. RICHARD W PIERRE NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1890 ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO 94 70 PERSONS WITH A DtSAMJTV WHO MEED A SPECIAL ACCOM MOOATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT DtSABIUTV COORDINA­ TOR AT 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SUITE N X I . SANFORD. FLORIOA. 37771, AT LEAST FIVE (5) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDING TELEPHONE (407) 3734JJ0 EX) 47771 I.SM3S5C77! (TOO). OR 1-800 955-8770. (V). VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE Pviraaii August 78. and SapMmbar 2.7001 DO740 em eurr c o u r t OF THE HTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, W AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CURL DIVISION CASE NO.: 01-CA-1198-14-W BANK ONE, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. F/K/A THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO. AS in t h e TRUSTEE ¥». Made Motanr. ET. AL Datandanta. Looking For TRULYI noiEiil PEST PREVENTION TERMITES H NODCe OF FORECLOSURE SALE SALES STAFF IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS Mon. thru Fri. 9 AM to 11 AM 2 9 2 0 S . O r la n d o D r iv e • S a n f o rd 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 B 7 | "Offices C oast to C oast" since 1954 11— H o m e H ealth C are L egals NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pun auanl to a Final Judgment ol Forafcoaura dated August 18. 2001 and antarad xi Caaa No 01-CA-118914 W el «w OroM Court id *w tBTH Judicial Circuit In and tor Seminole County. Florida whereat Bank One. National Aaeocielion, F/K/AThe Ftttl National Dank Oi Chicago. Aa Truatee la ISakaa and MARIE MORANZ JOHN ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (9) IN POSSESSION OFUNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARIE MORANZ; ____ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY era defendant! I wm aal to tha hgn**i and beat brddar tor caeh al the AT WEST FRONTDOOR OF COURTHOUSE ol tie Seminole County Courthoute. In Sandtord. Florida, al 11.00 A M a m o n na 18 day d SartamOar, 9001, tha toaow Ing deacread property aa eat lorth In MkJ Final Judgmart. tow*. LOT 9. BLOCK 50 TOWNSITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. AS PER PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE &4 THROUGH 58. PUBLIC RbCOROS OF SEMINOLE. COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED H* 17 day ol AugutL ?00t. Mary Anna Morae Aa dark ol aald Court By Mary Btroupa Aa Deputy dark Submitted try LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL C. WATSON, PA. Aitomayt lor PtalrMt IB00NW49TH STREET. SUITE 120 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33309 IMaphone (954)4534)388 FecamAa: (954)7718082 01-02008 Pubkaii Auguat 78. and September 2.7001 D0239 M THE d fld H T COURT OF THE TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CTRL om **o« Power Wheal C h alraat Ittle or no co eL Ptaaao Call 1-877-883-8488 12— Elderly C are Cara lor Via elderly b your h during echool boons Prefer Lake Mary/Santord area. RN. mother ot4 IWt ova4aC4a 407-3229091. 55— B usiness O pportuntties Needed tor lake Mary church, work 4 hrs every Sw kiy motnaig 8 acme eves. $7 SOTv. Musi be caring, dapandabla. and al leaM 18 yts okt Cal Barbara tor metvww 407-333 2385 CASE NO. 01-CA-818-14-W SUSAN S. KEOGH and COLIN R. KEOGH Dalandant(a) NOTICE OF BALE PURSUANT TO F ». CHAPTER 45 NOTICE IS GIVEN that pursuant to ■ final Judgment dated AuguM 18, 7001. and entered In Caaa Ho. 01CA 818-14-W ot Via drcua Court ol tie 18b Jurtctal Orcut b and tor Samrcla County. Florida, b when EASTERN SAVINGS BANK, tab la Platon*. and SUSAN S KEOGH and C O U N R KEOGH, era Delendanti. I m i ||| |o !)• highut ind beat Mddif tor caah al Via weM Ironi door rt be Bembola County Courbouaa. locat­ ed al X I N. Park Avenue, Sanlord. Florida al IIO O A JJ on be 20 day ol Sep<amber, 7001, the IMowing deaerbad properly as aal keVi b aald llnal Judgment; LOT 78. BLOCK B, COACH LIGHT ESTATES. SECTION in. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 75. PAGE 88. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA Deled AuguM 17.7001. MARYANNE MORSE Ckwk ol CrtoA Court By Mary Slroupa Aa Deputy dark Attorney lor PlabMt: Henry M Andmaean. Jr. Florida Bar No 388148 12811 Kenwood Lana. S u m 113 Fort Myera, Florida 33907 (941)275-8997 Putlen AuguM 78, and September 2. 700t 00221 INVESTIGATE BEFO RE YOU INVEST ANrvy* a good policy, e tp e o e ly lor business opportunities and Iranchiset. Call Florida Dept, ol Agytcullure 8 Consumer Senncek el 800-435-7352 or FTC-HELP lot kee nlormabon. Or vte4 our Web MW el www he govWrop. Flottie law requree a eie ri ol certab business opporturtBea to register Florida Dept ol Agncullure 8 Cortaumer Servicat bolore aa8ng C a l to verify lawful registration before you buy. 57—O pportunities FORi CLOSER 8CMNARLEARN TO BUY ANO SELL (407)330-5241 Woman's Financial Support Group Women that are Interested in creating a better financial Mure. 407-320-9962 59— Financial S ervices Attention Readeral! Ifa Illegal lor compenlea dong bueviaM by phone to promise you e loan and ask you to pay for H before they deliver. For more Intormabon. cel tot-tree 1-877 FTC HELP. (Aprtkc tanka moaeeQe kom The Seminole Herald and lha Federal Trad# Commieaton) t y o u t <Hom e Y O ttk Insurance Verifier: To verify bauanca and gal preemra Cal ceres environment Excatent opportunity to Job a growing company Top pay and benefte Fax resume to 407-7889568 Plum ber: Residential new construction. Piece work or hourly $15 to S lfth r Great benefits 386 736-0221. P T position, Friday A Saturday rachts Nght patrolgrounds posrbon INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST! tar torgs apt rcrrvrsrvty PH cnl. 40732t-6220 Always a good policy, aspedaty tor business opportunities and franchises. Cal Florida Dept cf Agriculture 8 Consumer Sernas at 800-435-7352 or FTC-HELP tor tree rtormabon Or vw4 our Web lie at www (te govtoijop rionda law requrse selers at certain busneea opporkrAoa to tefpiMt w*i F'C’M.I Dept of Agrtcirhure 8 Consumer Services before sekng Can to verity lawful registration before you buy________________ no CPE? No ptchbm! Drivers TRAINED 8 TRUCKING IN 14-18 DAYSII LABORERS NEEDED No Up Front Money1 No Coal Tiehon II Ouel Ufelane Job Placement! 36K-45K 1at Yr. Potential! CALL TOO AY 1-877-83TRAJN tfCALTH etSURAHCt ANO SOI K FLAHI Drug he* workplace. Appty M: SSC MIIMr drive. PUBLiX SUPRMARKET Em ploym ent O pp . now taking oppl. for Dell A sso c. Exc. O pp ty end great benefits, at Lk. M ary, W IL L TR A IN S7HRI FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR 407-321-9693 Receptionist W ented: filing, computer work, lacing, answering phones, etc. 25-35 lirs/wk $7 00.hr ♦ bonuses Call J P Pets. 407-3207X 1. Aaamonto aprbgs «07ie0-ac00 MainlenanceCuslodial Expd In daanng carpets, waxing floors 8 oorwrai riMMiireuincQ vyooul rm nnno. First Baplisl Sweetwstar 407 8623893_________________________ Make SI ,000/Waekl Working m tha banking mdustry. Bankers hours, no tip needed CtiTerboNel O 407-261-8907 MOLD LAB TECH: CaiingMokkng of aer mold aheia, gnndng 8 buffrig tor hearing aids Good benefits Cal Magnetons Hearmg Aid Co. O 4073391702_____________________ NEEDED 37 PEOPLE TO LOSE 10400 LBS, RESULTS OUARANTEEO- CAU. PATRICIA (407)3491264 _____________ NURSERY HELP WAN1LU P/T Hrs can be arranged-Sanford /Sorrento Area (407)3239276 or leave a EARN CASH NOW1 11 SOO/llo. PT tS.OCKVMo. FT 1-800-237-10*1 Exp preschool teech en needed tor a l dasarooma. FT 8 PT poaituna available Pay baaed on exp. 8 quetoctom t C al Joyce at 407-321 7833 EXPERIENCED AUTO BOOY PAINTER BODY TECHNICIAN Musi have own looia 8 experience In heevy ooikaJon Apply b person 2601 Country CM ) Rd. Sanlord 407-322-8844 FLOORING INSTALLERS Hardwood and lem m ata Flooring Apprentices needed knmeckatety lor established. expanding, company Oraat advancement opportunity C k lJa tK Dl 4 0 7 - 3 2 ) : R Y P Inr Arrt tk to have vatd ckhws kaneew id peat back groiaid check. Blvershlp Rom ance Fun Place To Wotkl Work on the Water. CookJPrep Cook Exp. helpful but will tram Photo Shop/Souvenlr Sa les Wilt liam C a l 407 321-5091 tot apphcatmrVlntotTnation RN to provide educational Services tor mfartwloddtors with disabilities CALL (407)322 6 2 2 2 of FAX (4 07)852-3X 1 Servers needed tor busy restaurant tor toe Lake Ma.-y lonywood Area Ai sMla. no Stmdays! 407-32981M Sendee Technician: Water well pump repair Electrical a pump esp teq d Overtime required Customer IrtendN, 407-322-4610 or apply m parson 2 7 0 9 Country Club Rd. Sartord Office help: Clerical, part or M tone. Computer berate. Apply to person 138 Commerce Way. Sanlord. 407322-9207. Business & Services Directory Attention Readeral I 74 .s . Pediatric Medical Assistant: large pedetnc practice seeking a Medr.il Assistant with at least 1-2 yean experience. Esceltent benefits Friendly atmosphere Fast paced Team environment Positions available to Lake Mary and Orange Cay Pay depends on experience, rrrwTxxn 1 10 Fas y a a m m i totliy, 407-788-9568 House keepet T11 Camp ground mmeckate opanmg, Sartord 407322-4470 COL training avaaatto1 1-800-4335593 ire Hegel tor companies doing butkiees by phone to pronto* you a loan and aafe you to pay lor ft before they deliver. For more Information, cal tot-tree 1877-FTC HELP ( A pubfc awvfoa mnaaaga kon The Seminole Herald and tha Fadaral Trade ComrttoMon) ^ je n r Pakitor Spray p-irforneodod 2yrs r t e w q w*i vikjatiM a b aaa sprey system Salary based on exp Mrs 6 2 30pm Apply b parson O 210 Tech Drive. Sanlord 407-330-5000 Home Care Aid, 4 hrs Frt afternoon, 8 hrs Sal 4 hrs Sundeymommg or afternoon, m Santoro. Pts cal 407 474-1158 or 407-322-9082 to •chetlto personal Vaerview PlabrVig resume to Interview 0R1VER TRAINEES NEEDED! LOCAL, REGIONAL 8 LONGHAUL POSfTIONS AVAILABLE $700 to $900 per week earning potential. Drtve the BIO RIGS lor TRANSY5TEMS No Eipenence Necessary 61— M oney to L end (Z -o tn e ( Z e l e b t t i i t Local Work 1-8 0 0 -7 7 9 2 5 3 5 Grade tractor boxbiade operator lor landecapmg company Musi be a b b to trial grade 0 1 reqtarad Vacation. Hoiday and Pension b e n e llt 4073778133 ATTN: CHURCH NURSEny ATTENDANT P/T C O O K needed tor day care b Sartord. Mcrrtry rnrJjyOarrvlprn Can (4071322-6645 $12/HR WE TRAIN Work From Home $1500 - 85.000 P/T-F/T Mai Oder 800-3596871 W W W workfuraelt com Cart CPfVAcUvtuea'Playroom Lot o l TLC/ E« Rets/Rea rata* 71— Hr.Lr W anted ACRYSEAL TECHS WWi Security Omcan 0 loenie No espreqd Paid training Competitive wegea unitorma provided Fienibie schedule Ca« Orlando Sanlord Airport al 407 5854 772 Alter hours, leave message DFWP 27— N ursery & C hild C are Amabng A l Caah BuMneaa v*. 71— H elp W anted AIRPORT SCREEN ERS Work S HrWUy. r Y '' Huge Earning No SeOngl Potential. Turnkey! Tu Free Into nlo Pack I & Video CALL 1-800-338-1458 AINI 2001-029 EASTERN SAVINGS BANK Hh 71— H elp Wanted Delivery Driver/Warehouse Good DrMng Record Dnig Free Apply 138 Commerce Way. Sanlord. 407-322-9207 AdvwtlM your buotnoM or m c v Ic m tor M IJtti* m $2.00 p a r day. Call (407) 322-2611 to tpaak to a Ctaaalflad Representative 281-H om e 71— H elp W anted UwvJI'a Auto Hi Akporl Paaaengar Sendee: Ftoxtto houti. free ttotonna. paid vacatbna A hoMaya . No asp necessary. DFWP. 407-370-0806 H u g e 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments Starting at I m ih o v e m e n t 2 7 5 -D k y w a l i Spring FUN Sudaa naada an aipd Please Mention This Ad When You Call For Details property. Encellenl working nxJtana. 8 good mao** Abo bcfcmg tor a M l bma house man. Abo pen Una breakfast anandard. Al ages encouraged to apply Appty In Mb Sutet, 201 N !, Sanford C a ll U s T o d a y A n d A sk A b o u t O ur... 4 0 7 -3 2 8 -8 8 1 8 ON 1 BEDROOM APTS! Tint ispunninoout! Dry Wall •Stucco RapaJra* All Texturea Matched Popcomll 407-322-6338 L/l 263-C A »m rntY c a IR c fc T T n w O 407-321 2 7 7 -F u x N r r u x E R e t a i r Sanford Landing e fio m e s BEAT iCLOCK f t 1600 W. First Slroet • Sanlord, FL 32771 ^ (4 0 7 )321-6220 FREE R EN T Fa* (407) 330-0253 FOR O N E YEA R city j Convenient Spacious Affordable *300°° O f f F i^ s t M o n t h ' s „ 407-323-3301 I Rout Willi 12 Mo. Lease & Approved Credit • (.MB'* Niurly Krluiiilkliril \|uirlinrnlH «llti Inr*'Onw'ts • liitr Front • Vnllrjlull • Sp.n llinc hurl * Tcrinln Courts Wyndham Place Apartments Now Pre-Leasing Hurry the Rush is On. Reserve Yours Today Brand New! Lake Mary Blvd. & 17-92 || Country Lake 407-327-4458 Apartments Free Rent ■Call Today 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford * 3JO-5204 292-MoVING Sc S torage 261-H ome lM r » 0 V EM E N T 294-P ainting BUMng/Codlng/Coltocttone: 1-2 yaari o l medical aapahanca. Knowkxlgool MedcarakAorkcwd and btormrAlklondmg»k9l Cntaelon aal-pay and kwuranca compartot Fas raauma to 407-7884)568 3291 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford D on't Miss The Opportunity Living 279-H a uu n u AUTO MECHANIC EXPERIENCE REQUIRED, GOOD WAGES 8 BENEFITS (407)3233278 Sanford Court Apts . f jr Fu4 bma Job- Pte cal 1407-321-7384. Atterrtionll Work From Momal PT 81,000-85.000 FT/Mo Mai Order For tree bio. 1-888-7604737 F O R D E T A I L S C A L L O R V IS IT Country Style I The Happy Ehraa naada chkd cart BffYW TW nSBBT I you art tocfcjng lor a |cb t t o ratoy makas a conl/buPon. Bc holaatlc Book Fairs may have Vie perfect 301-R oofing lobtoryout — Warehouse Position have FT/PT day thifl poabena available In out warehouse Support your lord businesses. they are the t£a1 cf yui assmaily, You wi find reputable local businesses and packing books t o echool book laks 11 you are Pm positive, motivated perton we are looking tor youwM atyoy our caauM. dean and lamey fnandy aimosphere i a rt seeking a FT Indnidual to fto b capable d handng nUMwka armuitaneoueiy Raaponaibrliuet include handkng incoming call grafting vendors, and general o l c r a f l n l Hi retort phone skjka raqukad pkn MS Word 8 Escei Wa offat a generous banafita package, inctodng 401K. Pension Plan, and artxAoyee daoourto MS (kptoma/GtU required EOE Apply b Person. Bam -4pm SchoUsUC Book Fairs 200 Technology Park. Suns 120 Lake maiy. FL 32748 (407) 829-2665 ll ...U M .r .V . ALLUA n A o o f ih S --------opnatrm gm rwroorng 8 ropkiri 407-322 )938 * RC 0060558 S& S*w |»l» I S t r b e t O in cto ry I $15.75 per m onth....... 5 lines / 3months $24.75 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months ►Tff&rr 3 ZmW'f'fc Class ified (407) 322-2611 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Page OH Suntlay. SrpU*mlH*r 2. 2001 99— A partments U nfurnished 9 3 — R o o m s Fo r R e n t 71— H elp W anted tlO O /w eek! include* u tlk ta *. w ashar/dryer. tree cabX . Lake Ava. Sanlord 407-688-7023 TURF E,TC INC I* looking to (4 podtion* within our growing company W * a t* looking lot depandabl* peopia with a good •tntud* and Ih* dadra to produc* rvintify work Wa would Mr* to tdk I ■ you nhout the lollowtng |ob I'patang* 4 an d v u p * Matobmancw Foreman I Data* Parson •r>aw Member* f V n t O T nut t* < r d | w »’ m i* hava yit-1 rkvH.r tkfvet* kcom* Pretar ttm tlo t v ik-tnl person with an eye *'viyviMy lt r m [ w w w r e a « i a if. f n l a r*e-ae to irvan arvi grow with C LO SE T O HOME 141— H omes F or S ale Fu Pool No Pd*. SS50 Randotph 'l BrdroorrU7 n .l h S »n o r« Block. 1800 *q. n. phw , ctoan. vauttad colling*. *«1-ln ktt. Call Court Apt*. 407-1361300 1 BR Qarag* Apt to Q uX I Nd^toorhood H O O tn o n h u M N * . Sacurty dapoak ragdrad. (407)322- 407-3364413 i, houM ptM la g a t. cat**. $450 knonth. IndUdM at. $50 103— H ouses * 95— R o o m m a te U 3 baWoom conag* , newly ranovalad. water Indudad. to comby, but cloaa to town 1886Ano I luxury twin pitowtop Ml with 7 yr W O T * M $135. quMO $140, ktog S 2I0 B o n d naw Localad In Sanlord. 407-402 2778 N ichols O utboard S ervice C enter ■ ♦ $880 M arty 407-3216467 or 10*4) 4 0 7 4168834 MARINER'S VILLAGE 2BOmt.tS96MO ANOUP 407-323-8870 1000 W. 1st S t. Sanford, Fl_ (407)322-0964 S a n lo n V U i Mary: 3/2. pooHountam/waierlaU. 4 p*r*on apa. gtxxl ana Many w * l « O f y 8109*. Mann. 407-3I4-7S07. * C if 4BR/38A, LAW ADA 1 BCdM. NfOVO CXI 407-3469306 O NE M ONTH FREE! (ItmAed Tima Oflar) 2 Oedroom* bom $930 3 Bedroom* $834 W* pay water rawer Smal pet* welcome Cedar Craak Apt* 407-324-4334 103— llOUSESU nfurnisiieo Bc.’t a . i P r y i w *07-887-8410 Sanford: 48(11 1/2 BA. nawcarpat A paint. CH A . *ppr»i»*<J lor 173.000. Ml lor 100.900.*07-8876410__________________ _ Sanlont: Bud In 1094 by Suda 20 R ?B a O ra d room. 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Brown moving boxes began appearing at the new facility on Thursday. ffy M is y evening, most of the equipm ent, Paperwork “ M other item s w ere transferred from the department s old location on Rinehart Road to the new loca­ tion at 165 E Crystal Lake A v t T h t $ 5 m illio rv 2 6 ,0 0 0 -e q u a re foot building includes a state o f the art communications sys­ tem. beiefin* and conference rooms and property V the 7,000 square feet the department u nukilng onKinehart Road, i a result of its new address, the police — 4 0 7 - 5 8 5 -1 3 3 0 - 4 0 7 -5 8 5 -1 3 0 0 ------ 407-585-1323 ..... 407-585-1305 -- -- - 407-585*1313 '•— 407-585-1320 : — 407-585-1324 ....... 407-585-1333 residents should con- �Page 2 C Suntlay. September 2 .2001 T in S eminole H erald H U M ty K fe tty fc lto M W fiN fc M I BUSINESS GALLERY 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 B a rrin g C en tra /.F lo rid a 2 8 2 2 8 . 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M agnolia Ave., Ste. 401, Orlando, FL 32803 Phone: 481-9564 n , m , w•«*m , • «• m to M l m* mm •*•**« * IU »C t* C rt t e n �T i n S eminole H erald St. Peter’s Episcopal Church welcomes rector and family The Rev. Charles L Holt has Orlando with Brooke's parents replaced foe Rev. Beverly L. while a new home is bring built Barge as foe rector of S t Peter’s for them in Lake Mary. They Episcopal Church on hope to be moved in by Rinehart Road. January. Brooke is Barge, church rector ' astay-atmother with their for 12 years, and his two children. Chase, 2, wife Anne, have moved back to Fredericksburg, and Ashton, 7 months old. She is formerly Va., where they own a Faith Minister at S t home. The Barges were Matthew's, Orlando, very active in foe and All Saint's, Winter Sanford-Lake Mary Park. community, where Doris After graduating Anne was a member of D ietrich from Searmry-Westem, Ixora Garden Club, F t Holt was one of four P.E.O., the Altar and priests at S t John's Episcopal Flower Guilds and Daughters of the King. She also taught sev­ Church, Charlotte, N.C. "They were in Charlotte for four years, eral Bible classes and worked but are thrilled to be back m with the youth at S t Peter’s. Florida," Barbara concluded. According to Barbara The community sends show­ Chapman, * rh e very attractive ers of blessings to the Barges Holts will bring Ideas and a and welcomes the Holts with deep and abiding love of foe open arms. living God to St Peter’s." She has submitted foe fol­ Kristen Earns Degree lowing information; Congratulations are in order Holt and his wife; Brooke, to Kristen Lundquist, who are both Florida natives. He graduated grew up and was baptized in from the the United Methodist Church, University of graduated from the Episcopal Florida Aug. High School in Jacksonville and 11. Kristen the University of Florida and is attended the proud to be a GATOR. It was university on during his Junior year at a scholastic Florida that he received his "call" to the ministry. In his sen­ scholarship and earned ior year, he led a Bible study her bachelor's ministry fur more than 100 stu­ l.undqulat degree in dents, management in three years. The Brooke, daughter of Karen popular coed also worked at a and Charles Egcrtnn of Orlando, is a graduate of Boone part-time Job and maintained a high grade point average. High School Mid the College of "We are very proud of her," Clurleston. The Barges lived in paternal grandmother Aria Jane Orlando following their mar­ Lundquist said. riage and both attended the Kristen, daughter of Bobby Reformed Theological Seminary and Franrie Lundquist and a there. Pr. Holt received his 1998 graduate of Seminole High Masters o f Divinity from School, Is now In Atlanta, Seabury-Westem Theological where she is in training as a Seminary in Evanston, III manager for Enterprise Car The Holts arc living in Rental Corp. Her paternal grandfather Is Raymond Lundquist and maternal grandparents are Ken and Ann Echols, Locals Attend Shows Natalie Weld, who relin­ quished her Miss Seminole County throne to do summer stock, is finishing the season's dosing sluw, "Sweet Charity," at Theatre by the Sea In Matunuck, R J. Natalie lives in Narraganaett, R l , across the bridge from Newport and Just a bitort walk from foe beach She ha* liad a fun-filled, busy sum­ mer. Stanford's 22-year-old red­ headed dancer and actress ha* been cast in "My One And Only," "The King and 1* (danc­ ing the lead in "Unde Tom Ballet"), and "Bye Bye Birdie" this summer. Natalie's busy schedule, indudlng right shows weekly, has not kept her from taking in the area's sights, such as Historic Block Island, foe Newport Mansions, rollerblad­ ing foe ocean front and the night dub scene. Natalie's parent: Us, Valerie and George Weld, and Aunt and Unde Ken Doktor, have enjoyed visiting Theatre by the Sea and seeing all of Natalie's shows. "We can’t get enough," Valerie said. Attending "Sweet Charity" last weekend to see Natalie playing the role of Rosie were Valerie and George, Miriam Doktor, Jean Clontz and Beverly Boothe. Other locals visiting the theatre this summer are Sandra Orwig Brooks and the Michael Prusak family who returned with rave reviews of a great show. Who knows what the future holds for the Sanford star on the rise? It's bound to be sensa­ tional Sunday. September 2.2001 Girl Scouts looking for recruits "Girl Scouts, Where Girls Grow Strong" is marking the 21st century with, "Every Girl, Everywhere." It is not a campaign — it's a way of life for an organization dedicated to making Girl Scouts inclu­ sive for all girls from all walks erf life. Girl Scouting offers girls an exciting and fun opportunity to leam skills for a lifetime. O n '&Ic e M 9 M C I I 1 ? M i l IM V l t t A I M M I M V ^ pm m * iS X S U ip -P IX A R • ■r iK ■ mm m O H * * * 6 )w w m p i /- IS W ATERHOUSE 9 SPAGHETTI DINNER AND BINGO DONATION $5 00 - BENEFIT LION'S SIGHT PROGRAM - CHILDREN LINDER 5 FREE TICKET AVAILABLE FROM ANY LION OR CALL (407) 330-5238 Girl Scouts of Citrus Council invites all girls ages 5 to 17 to Join the organization. Adults also can join the fun by becoming troop leaders, serv­ ice team members and train­ ers. For more information about enrolling in Girl Scouting or becoming an adult volunteer, call 407-8964475 or 1-800-367-3906. <GJ\W£k> SANFORD LAKESIDE LIONS CLUB SATURDAY, SEPT. 29th, 4 P.M . - 8 PM SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Page 3C □□□□□□ Buy hcketi at w w w .u is n c y u m c a .c o m Ticket Center*, Arena Box Office or coll (40 7) 8 3 9 -3 9 0 0 Mo m iit M it ir fa Mnnw ad (407) 649-2020 or n r www OvmyOrTc* con • (407) &492CU TICKIT MICESi $ 1 1.75 • $14.73 - $11.75 - $21.00 VIP ™»r<4*^.1 �__ Page 4C T he S eminole H u u lo Sunday. September 2. 2001 Church Notes Non-Impact Aerobic* Non-impact aerobics will be offered each Friday beginChristian ning Sept 7, in the: < Life Center at Community United Methodist Church at 10 a m These exercises are designed to be done in a chair or a wheel chair, and they promote better health. This class is open to both men and women and there is no charge. Plan on joining others each week for a time of exercise, fellowship and fun. Community United Methodist Church Is located 1/2 mile north of Highway 436 in Casaeiberry. y. Tne address Is 4921S. Highway 17-92. For more Information, call Bootsie at 407-831-3777, ex t 212. New House Habitat for Humanity in Seminole County Inc., is beginning its 46th house, which will be its first In the Geneva area. The ground­ breaking will take place 9 a m Saturday, Sept 8. The location is 321 McLain Lane in Geneva. Habitat for Humanity in Seminole County is a non­ profit ecumenical Christian housing ministry, which was established in 1990. Its mis­ sion is to eliminate poverty in Seminole County through a tive homeowners i com munity volunteers. For further information, call 407-328-9717. Esther's Feast A study of the Book of Esther by Patricia T\ill will be held Saturday, Sept 8, from 8:15 a m to 2 3 0 p m , in Tbskawilla Presbyterian Church. The study is led by the Kev. Sandy HilL The a » t is $7 per person, which includes lunch, if inter­ ested in attending, call the church office at 407-322*2662. JO Y Seekers IOY Seekers Adult Sunday School class at Fust Presbyterian Church of Sanford will begin a new study on the book ot James, “Walking the Talk.The new dass will have a "kick-off" breakfast 9 a.m. Sept 9, in the church's Fellowship Center. The dass welcomes new members and ning at 9 a m in the F irst C h urch o f Christ Scientist 175 Maridiam Woodi Road Longwood m i n ta n n n (407) 788-7708 ; V 'i" •Sinter Wrote 1000am •UamtVWtnft*Santo* MOOtm - - - - - SCOpm. if Anglican BARNES HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING P07 K. 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YotrLPa WRiUa Page 5C Church Notes Polka Fest Saint Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Chuidv located at 5135 Sand Lake Road (SR 482) In OrlandOy will hold Us annual Polka Fest on Sunday, Sept. 23, from noon until 5 p m The Fest will showcase the Pan Jozef, Joe Oberaitis Band and feature traditional Slavic foods, a bake sale, a sale of religious articles, an ethnic display and a 50/50 raffle. Donations are $5 per per­ son, children under 12 are free. Food and beverage items will be sold separately. For more information, call Helene at 407-293-2239. Volunteers Needed The Christian Sharing Center Longwood has urgent need for volunteers to fill various positions, including receptionists and interviewers to interview families in crisis to help meet their needs. Other vol­ unteer positions indude pantry workers to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for client families and van drivers to pick up food donations. Hours are from 9 am . to 1 p m . Monday through Friday. Thrift Store volunteers are also needed to sort dona­ tions, assist customers and run the cash register. Other positions induae "fix it folks" to check small appli­ ances and make repairs and truck assistants to help with donation pickups. Hours are 9 am . to 5 p m . Monday through Saturday. For more information or to volunteer, call Diann at 407-260-9155, e x t 6, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Celebration o f Life The Sanford Crisis Pregnancy Center invites the community to its annual "Celebration of Life," 6 to 8JO p m . Saturday, O ct 13. Guest speaker will be Kenny McCaughey, father of the world's first living 6eptuplets. The event will be held in Wckivo Assembly of God, located at 1675 Dixon Road in Longwood. Tickets are $25 per person and ii .dudes dinner. For information or reser­ vations, call 407-323-3384, 407-830-7146 or 407-7740777. �Page GC T i n S em in oli H erald Sunday. S ep tem be r 2 . 2001 E ducation Dividends encourages participation in community volunteer workshops Getting ready to vote The Dividends Seminole School Volunteer Program Invites community members to attend its workshops. All workshops are free, and there is no obligation to become a Dividend School Volunteer by attending the workshops. All of the workshops ore held at the Seminole County Public School'* Educational Support Center, located at 400 E Lake Mary Blvd. in Sanford. Pre-registration b required. To pre-register, visit the district webpage at wwwacpsJcUiLus or e-mail: PattyBaumhoerOscpsJcl2.fi.us H f iiK J fm w o try i orrwny f ■ n w n Seminole High School Principal Karen Coleman aorta through voter regiatratlon cards before sending them off to the Supervisor of Elections office. The school recently held a voter registration drive sponsored by PTSAa throughout Seminole County. Voters will head to the polls on Sept. 4 to decide whether the county continues the one-cert sales tax. • 9 to 11 fl.m. Wednesday, Sept. 12: M entors— A mentor b a special kind of school volun­ teer committed to making a difference in a youth's life by helping them to experience school success. Mentors meet weekly at the school with their mentees. School Notes A Sanford Middle School stu­ dent's essay was recently select­ ed as the winning entry for an area contest. KPMG Peat Marwick spon­ sored the essay contest through Hands On Orlando for middle school and high school stu­ dents The theme was "If I Could Change the World." In 100 words or less, the writer had to identify a problem and offer a solution. From more titan 1,300 stu­ dent entries, Brent Gauffer's was selected. He is a seventhgrade student at Sanford Middle School. Couffer received a check for SZ500. In addition, his class will receive an kx- cream part}’. Honorable Mention went to Spencer Berrios, a student at Indian Trails Middle School and Shaina Spector, a student at Rock Lake Middle School. Chad Ulety, a Seminole County resident, recently announced lie will donate his $300 tax refund check to The Foundation for Seminole County i*ublic Sellouts' "Take Stock in Children" scholarship program. The Take Stock program pro­ vides four-year scholarships for low-income students who quali­ fy. T o date. The Foundation, a 501 (ci3 Corporation, has pur­ chased more than S 3 0 0 .U n) worth of Florida Prepaid CoUege Scholarships for deserv­ ing students. "As a resident of Seminole County, I feci this is truly a rare opportunity for the community to make a considerable dona­ tion and at no real sacrifice by the donator," Ulcry said. "If 100 individuals responded by donating their $300 checks, that would amount to $30,000." The address for the or; tion is: The Foundation I Seminole County Public Schools at 400 East Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773-7127. • 9:30 to 1130 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 13: Multiple Intelligences/ Learning Styles — Uncover those hidden talents in your­ self and in your children. Math Super Stars — Math enrichment program for stu­ dents K-8. Administered entirely by Dividend volun­ teers who explain and distrib- ute math problem worksheets an a weekly basb, grade the students, and distribute Incen­ tives for student achievement • 9-30 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 19: Special Friends — Special Friends are mentors working with elementary school-age students. These volunteers teach young people what being and having a triend b all about • 10 a.m. to noon Friday, Sept. 21: Digalo En Espanol — bilingual volunteers share theirknowlcdge with elemen­ tary school-age children, fol­ lowing a teaming guide and lesson plans providedI by b the Dividends ofl • 9 3 0 to 1130 a.m. Monday, Sept. 24: Junior Achievement — Junior Achievement consultant/voluntccrs teach students K-12 about the "real world" of business and community. Volunteers present 3045 minute lessons on a weekly basb for five to eight weeks. All of the instructional materia b and student materials are provided. Please let us know what grade level you prefer so that the proper training mate­ rials are available at the work­ shop. • 9 a jn .to 2 3 0 p .m . TUesday, Sept. 25: Green a i d e — Thb diver­ sity program b designed to help second-grade students to build inclusive green circles that indude people from dif­ ferent cultures and different abilities. A volunteer-led class­ room demonstration will be provided at the workshop. Training b provided through the National Conference o f Community and Justice. • 9 3 0 to 11*5 a.m. Friday, Sept. 28, at the Student Museum, 301 W. 7th S tm t, Sanford Museum Volunteers — Student Museum docents con­ duct activities with visiting students. Volunteer docents work in the six different exhib­ it areas; behind the scenes vol­ unteers support the instruc­ tional programs In the office and in the Demonstration Garden area. • 9 to 11:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 28: Reading Acceleration Program — Volunteer tutors assist first-grade students who are reading below grade lev­ els. Students are tested and ppropriate materials are provs 'iaed to the volunteer. Forty percent of the students enrolled In the program have improved their reading skill* ARE YOU LOST IN THE MEDICARE MAZE? fU T B U IN O T M —im Do you know how your Medicare Supplement insurant* work* with Madfcar*? 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Call our toll-free # 1 .8 8 8 .2 3 9 .3 4 7 0 �T h e S eminole H erald Births Aug. 7,2001 Sunday. September 2.2001 Vintage View Karina Glssclle Mojica, daughter of Vlreen Milagros Rivera and Anthony Luis Mojica of Deltona, was bom. Aug. 8,2001 Nayella Nailllm Gonzalez, daughter of Agnes Millian Caquias and Feliberto Gonzalez of Sanford, was bom. Stephany Nicole Mesa, daughter of Mary Jenny and Jesus Mesa of Deltona, was bom. Kevin Vincent MattJck, son ofTiacy and Kevin Mzittek of Orange City, was bom. Shaun Robert Price II, ton of Faith and Shaun Price of DeBary, was bom. Aug. 9,2001 Alytsa Raquel Zawackl, daughter of Angela and Michael Zawackl of Orange City, was bom. WiBlDsiaMamdt>y0r*c»t*.l|*niofrhir These members of tha Seminole High School Dramatic Club were listed as thespian apprentices In the 1953 *Salmagurx*.‘ by me next id ooi year, Iho majority of them ted become thespian*. Besldee acting In plays, thespian points were earned by performing such back stage Jobs as prompter, stage manager, prop­ erly manager, set butting and makeup. Nolle Coleman was sponsor. Pictured In the front row, from left. are PhBp Toney. Grace Marie Stinedpher, Nancy Rountree. Elen Lyon, Poly Graham and Mickey Durak. Aug. 10,2001 Ean Marcus Fry, ton of Renee and Edmund Fry of DeBary, was bom. Sean Xavier Quinones, ton of Janieiie Lugo and Mark Quinones of Deltona, was bom. Jacob Lawrence Stanley, ton of Rachel and Lawrence Stanley of Casselberry, was bom. Aug. 11,2001 Danis Zaben, daughter of Umnah and Saied Zaben of Apopka, waa bom. Aug. 12,2001 Emmanuel Javier Alicea, ton of Tonya Alicea and Andrew Schwartz of DeBary, was bom. Derick Rafael Berrios, son of Robyn Vazquez and Derick Berrios of Deltona, was bom. Gregory Charles LJggoni III, ton of Latcsia Jones and Gregory Charles Leggons Jr., of Sanford, was bom George William Moreland Elunan, son of Elizabeth Moreland and James Ekman of Deleon Springs, was bom. Aug. 13,2001 Cassidy Learnt Collins, daughter of Lori Ann and Bart Collins of Dei Iona, was bom. AUna Camille Pail, (laugh­ ter of Jessica and Mark D ili of Sorrento, waa bom. Christopher Gary Castro Dan las, ton of 1leiolsa and Jose Garibaldi-Dantas of Lake Mary, was bom. Nicole Mae Groover, daughter of Shannon and Nathan Groover of Casselberry, was bom. Kcndyl Grace Jaeb, daugh­ ter of Jennifer and David Jaeb 11, of Winter Springs, was bom. Kobi Elijah Lagos, son of Robin Webb and Gregory Lagos of Osteen, waa bom. Elyae Winter Larson, daughter of Tracy and Matthew Larson of Maitland, was bom. Deltas give back to community Sanford Alumnae Chapter o f Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., is a very active chapter in Seminole County. Education Development is one of the chapter's pro­ grams. Titled "Investing In Our Future," the program Marva is designed to H aw k in s tutor and mentor disad­ vantaged middle school girts from eighth grade to graduation. Funds invested each year will be applied toward scholar­ ships. Delta Bpearhcads the Community Resource Day, where information about child safety seats, inspection, health and other information is given to make car seats safe. Political awareness and involvement is done through voter registration and making sure voters turn out at the polls. Involvement in the com­ munity continues with a Senior Recognition Luncheon, where seniors who have made significant contribu­ tions in the community are honored. Monthly hirthdav celebrations are held for resi­ dents of the Good Samaritan Home. Tire group makes con­ tributions of toiletries and other personal items to the women and children at Members of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority, from left, Cheryl Knight, Valene Hartsfietd, Anita Washington. UUan MoGdi-Jordan, Ruth H. Walker and Baibara Johnson are pictured with Good Samaritan Home residents. homeless shelters. The group also recycles beverage tabs to help pay utility bills at our local Ronald McDonald House. The Deltas will host their third annual Senior Recognition Luncheon 2 p.m. Oct. 28, in the Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, "A Church Of Purpose," and the Pastor's Aid Ministry recently hon­ ored the Rev. William F. Lewis and First Lady Geraldine D. Lewis in obser­ vance of the reverend's 16 years of pastoral service. The three-day appreciation service began 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 23., with the Rev. Otis C. Raines, pastor, and Christian Fellowship Baptist o f Sanford. On Friday, Aug. 24, at 7 3 0 p.m., a musical fellowship program was held. During the 11 a.m. Sunday worship service, die mass choir ten­ dered music for the celebra­ tion. The Rev. James A. Manning, associate minister of New Bethel, delivered the message of the morning. Special thanks to Pastor Lewis for his Christian lead­ ership at New Bethel and in the community of Sanford. He is a man of God, who leads us wisely and well. "And 1 will give you pas­ tors according to mine heart, which shall feed you with knowledge and understand­ ing." — Jeremiah 3:15 Page 7C Children’s Fun Day set Saturday, ScpL 8 will be "Children’s Fun Day" at the Lake Mary Historical Museum. The after­ noon will be filled with fun, free activities for children. The day was planned because the Mary Historical Rowell Commission • • • • • • • • wants to encourage children to visit the museum while the traveling Smithsonian exhibit is there. The fun lasts from 1 to 5 p m Activities indude mak­ ing "wrist radios" like Dick Tracey wore, making "roll can" ice cream, playing cro­ quet, horseshoes and more. Community Building Closed Labor Day The Lake Mary Community Building will be dosed Monday, Sept. 3, for Labor Day. The Community Building is being used as a polling place for tire penny tax vote, so it will also be dosed cm Tuesday, Sept. 4. The Lake Mary Seniors will return to their fall schedule of activities on Wednesday, Sept. 5. Every Wednesday, the Backyard Artists group meets to paint from 9 3 0 a.m. to 1230 p.m. You can come paint with them even if you're not a senior! Tire Woopie Group meets every Tuesday at 930 a.m. This group is very big into community service and help­ ing others. Currently, they are making "shrugs" for an assisted-Iiving facility. (Shrugs are similar to shawls but with sleeves.) The Woopics also Jiclped out with the compan­ ion exhibit for the Smithsonian. They made the liead for the "Girl Scout of the Future." Cactus Flower At Lake Mary High "Cactus Flower" will be the first play of the new school year presented by lire Lake Mary High Drama Department, lh e dates for "Cactus Flower" are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, Sept. 4,5, 6 and 8 beginning at 7 pan. Tire cost is just SI. For more information, call tire school at 407-320-9550. �Page 8C Sunday. September T he S eminole H eeald 2. 2001 A glaonem a: A lady in the shadows ■ Aglaonema belongs to the Araceac plant family that Includes philo­ dendron,caladium, anthurium, and spathlphyllum. The inflo­ rescence of these plants is a densely flow­ ered simple ■a spadix surrounded by a usu ally colored modified leaf (called the spathc). The whole structure is consid­ ered to be the flower. Aglaonema species origi­ nate in the hum id, heavily shaded tropical forests of southern Asia, mainly Indonesia, M alaysia, Thailand,the Philippines and Sri Lanka. Most of the vari- ggg ggsss UIE’ R E G0II1G TO SEIID YOU UP TH E R IU ER W ITHOUT H PHDDLE! (But at least wellfeed you!) -• •• ta t 1f _ _ _ _ _ ctics used in cultivation are the results of plant explo­ rations but a tew man-made hybrids are now available for production. Recent discoveries of Aglaonema with unique foliar variegation patterns and petiole coloration are being used to produce new and exciting varieties. laaindividually. J l a l i a l l i a l l l l T !Tip « /"•cuttings i f t i n (tfl n l of T h e Plant Aglaonema is an ever­ green, erect, compact plant, about 1 to 3 feet high, with short stems that bear beauti­ ful variegated leaves. The strikingly marked leaves are held by petioles shorter than the blades and an au ged In groups at the end of the stems. Aglaonema flowers are w hite and look like small Calla or Spathiphyllum flow­ ers but rarely form under normal conditions. The "flo w er" is formed by a group of 6mall flowers borne on aspadix surrounded by a bract which are small in pro­ portion to the size of the foliage. Som e sj>ecies develop col­ ored fruits that look like berries. 6 to 8 inches long with three or more leaves or stem seg­ ments 3 to 4 inches long, are used to propagate this pUnt. Repotting Repot your plants during the months of March and April.Carefully remove the old compost from the fleshy roots and put a layer of peb­ bles in the bottom of the pot. Instead of soil, use a com ­ mercial potting mU with sphagnum moss, peat moss, and sand or perlite to fill the pot. Varieties Approximately 20 Aglaonema varieties are pro­ duced in Florida."Silver King" and "Silver Queen" are two of the best known varieties of Aglaonema that are verypopular in many daces. They differ basically n the markings on the leaf and the rate of growth. The variety "Snow Q uecn"w ith its dark green leaves and white markings, is one of the most beautiful of the Aglaonemas. The vari­ ety "Stripes" developed in Florida has narrow bands of silvery white color along the lateral veins. Culture The so-called Chinese Plants will tolerate low Evergreen is one of the light conditions and should species of this pUnt that not be exposed to direct sun­ have leaves without any light. Temperatures between 60 to 70 degrees are adequate markings or patterns. Another specie of for this plant, but it will ow more vigorously at - Aglaonema, the Painted Drop-tongue, has attractive gher temperatures.Any grayish green leaves with slight chill may cause leaf darker green margins. discoloration. A mixture o f peat and per­ Uses lite are recommended to Aglaonema is an excellent grow this plant, the pots house plant. It is mainly should not be too large, as grown in containers in malls, these plants grow best when offices or homes. It can also their roots are confined in be used outdoors as aground small containers. Watering cover in densely shaded should be done regularly to areas of the yard. maintain the potting mixture moist. Only the surface Pests And Disease should be allowed to dry out Dlls plant is affected by between w atering periods. mealybugs and spider In the w inter months the mites.The appearance of red plants will require less spider mites is usually relat­ w ater.lf the roots stay too ed to high levels of light. Use wet, the leaves will begin to an insecticidal soap to con­ w ilt due to lack of oxygen trol these problems. around the roots. Use a weak Nematodes can become a solution of fertilizer when serious problem if non-sterile applying fertilizer with the soil is used to grow this watering. A yellowing of the plant. low er leaves often indicates low levels of nitrogen. E E Enjoy a taste o f H istoric St. John s Cruising. 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I work for a small corporation. I report to two people— a husband •rvJ loi fp The wife is my super­ visor; however, I am an adminis­ trative assistant to Dear her hus­ band os Abby w ell ■ * • • * * « « The wife is extremely intelligent and I stand to Icam a great deal from her, but she has the worst body odor I have ever encountered. Not only docs the entire office smell of her, but when she gets close, I'm afraid I will be ill from the stench. I don't know how to handle this. With the hot weather here, the problem has wors­ ened. The only good thing that has come out of it is that I have lost my appetite when she's around and am losing quite a bit of weight. I would appreciate your advice. If the problem isn’t " solved soon. 111 be forced to find another job. OVERCOM E IN GARDENA. CALIF. DEAR OVERCOME: You would be doing your supervisor a great favor to tell her what you have told me. She needs to have a complete physical exami­ nation to determine the cause of the problem. (I am assuming that the woman bathes or showers daily and wears clean clothes.) m Since you cannot go on the way things are, you have nothing to lose by •peaking up, as long as you do it in a kindly manner: What teens need to know about sex, drugs, AIDS ancT getting along with peers and parents is in "What Every Teen Should Know.” To order, send a business­ sized, self-addressed enve­ lope, plus check or money order for $5 (US. funds) to: Dear Abby - Teen Booklet, P .O Box 447,, Mount Morris, I L 61054-0447. O 3001 UNIVERSAL T O S S SYND ICATE � 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, 2001 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, September 02, 2001 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 02, 2001. 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>, September 02, 2001; <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/08777e2e530616f63aa7b496cd2ed5f2.pdf c415068e2abb58a10476a26dffa0b44e PDF Text Text Sanford, Florida Post Office sites narrowed to seven ✓ By Dan Ping Editor rop Warner Teams PreDare for Season The 2001 Pop Warner Football League season kicks off this Saturday with all seven Seminole County teams playing non-conterence games. Only the SYFA (Sanford Youth Football Association) Noles will be at home, hosting South Brevard at TThomas h o m a s E. Whlgham Stadium. Page 1B F o o •t b•• a lA* l 2• 0 0• 1. Seminole County has a history of football excellence, young players told new coaches' throughout the coun­ ty, the 2001 seasot will see teams... Building on Tradition Section C Seminole Smile SA N FO RD — A Blue Ribbon Committee created to recommend a loca­ tion and design for a new retail service U S . Post Office has released its report list­ ing seven possible sites for the facility. Established by the City Commission on July 23, the 10-person committee met five times during tnc last month to complete its task. "We moved with deliberate speed Sites include FP & L Building and retail center at the corner of 1st Street and Sanford Avenue because all of the information I have received indicated we needed to get this done quickly," said the committee's chair­ man, Millard Hunt, in presenting the report. said the while the committee did narrow the site list to seven from 24 pos­ sible sites which met the Postal Service's criteria, it did not rank the seven. "We were advised that publication of specific preferences might toe counter pro­ ductive to the Postal Service bidding process," Hunt said in the report. Hunt said the committee used four cri- toria to make its recommendation: total acreage of the site; the presence of an existing building of considerable size on the site or immediately adjacent to the site; the potential economic impacts to the surrounding area; and the possible affects of displacing existing businesses or uses. Because of pre-existing conditions, Hunt noted in his report that none of the seven sites meets all four of the criteria. The sites and the committee's observaSee Sites, Page 7A County approves 1-4 pedestrian overpass suspension bridge should be completed in less than a year By Christopher Patton Stan Writer SANFORD — By Christmas 2002, Seminole County trail users will have a $ 3 5 million present to enjoy. County commissioners unanimously approved Tbesday a new trail overpass over Interstate 4 to be con­ structed by Martin K. Eby Construction Inc. of Maitland. The overpass structure, which Chairman Dick Van Der Weide referred to a miniature Mackinaw Bridge that connects lower and upper Michigan, will cross M south of County Road 46A. According to the county's principal engineer John Moore Jr., construction should begin by the end of the year ana 1b planned to be completed In 343 calendar days. When finished the trail over­ pass will help connect the trails that end near the post office on Rinehart Road and the L ab o r com pany m aking good on ch eck s By Din Ping Editor n o t h * Hamid A n artist ■ rendering ot the new pedestrian overpass shows what the $3.5 mllllo . suspension bridge will took like when completed. T h e bridge will be located just south ot County Road 48A. Heathrow International Carlton Henley. overpass, similar to ramps seen "1 was concerned about it at a large football stadium. Business Center. According to Commissioner The design will accommo­ having no center pieces," date future interstate widening Henley said a day after a driver Randy M onts, the price tag of * i by the Florida died when his car slammed the new trail overpass is similar rtment of Transportation Into an overpass pillar. "A s it to other comparable projects. A he possibility a la light pill turns out the design here is land bridge over Interstate 95 In Flagler County is going to cost system in the intestate's medi­ without a center support." The overpass design also fea­ $3.4 million and a pedestrian an. The design o f the suspen­ sion overpass also addressed tures a switch back ramp that the concerns of Commissioner actually runs underneath the See B ridge, Page 9 A E SAN FORD — The president of a Central Florida labor ser­ vice says he is paying local mer­ chants for the money they lost after cashing the companyfs bad checks. Checks from LaborTemp USA, an Orlando-based compa­ ny with offices in Sanford, began bouncing in July after workers cashed them at local businesses. lames Kncpper, president of LaborTemp, said he has already made several payments to local id will ccontir merchants anc o n tin u e to d o so u n til e v e ry o n e Is p a id . S e v e r a l lo c a l m e rc h a n ts n a v e c o n f ir m e d th e y h a v e re c e iv e d c ith e r f u ll o f p a rtia l p a y m e n t fo r th e m o re th a n $50,000 in o u t ­ s ta n d in g checks See Checks, Page 7 A Store is a gift for teachers take a stand favor o f sales tax By Mtehoila Joria Managing Editor ORLANDO — When there isn't enough funding in a school’s budget for classroom supplies, teachers will often spend money from their own pockets to make sure children have the appropriate tools to learn. A Central Florida non-profit organization, howev­ er, is eliminating some of the financial burden for teachers. During the past three years, the Orlandobased "A Gift For Teaching" has given away more than $2.5 million worth of school supplies to Seminole, Orange and Osceola public school teach­ ers. “Teachers have to deal with the burden of needing school supplies and not being able to get them," said Aime6 Hulbert, marketing and public relations coor­ dinator for A Gift For Teaching. "They aren't well paid to begin with, and then they have to try to give the children a quality education without liaving all the supplies they might need." In fact, it was a tc a c ^ r 's need for paper that gave Gary Landwirth the idea to create the nonprofit organization. "A friend who teaches was always asking me for paper," Landwirth said. "Working in a low-income area, she had to buy many of the students' school supplies s u p p l i e s to i o make u u ir -e sure they had what they needed." Landwirth^ president of A Gift For Teaching, said Landwirth. pro he was surprura1 ito discover teachers spend an aver­ o! $500 $SUU of the their own money a year on supplies. age of SANFORD — With less than a week before the Sept. 4 vote on the continuation of the county's one-cent sales tax, preparations are being made by some expect­ ed and unexpected parties. Saturday morning. Supervisor of Elections Sandy Goard conducted a random test of the county's ballot counting machines. The tests helped make sure the machines were counting correctly and were also accepting three different ballots, said Goard. Voters in the cities of Oviedo and Winter Springs w ill have municipal «rw « ftw «-apnovo auy lOCTwny m-----» vncvni First-grade teacher Linda Crawford sorts through folders at "A Gift For Teaching,* a non-profit group that provides tree school supplies. issues to vote on in addition to the one cent sales tax. Across the county the battle over the sales tax continuation has a very different face than 10 years ago. Much of the change can be attributed to the new tax also containing a quarter cent for local schools. Signs support­ ing the sales tax can be seen In almost every school campus, but more importantly, the schools' student bodies arc also getting involved. At Lake Mary High School, the school's newspaper staff is doing everything they can to make sure their parents arc See Students, Page 9 A One Since teachers arc only allocated $.05 per student per day for classroom items, it didn't take him long to realize something needed to be done to help educa­ tors. Soon alter the discussion with his friend, Landwirth heard about a program in Ohio, See G ifu Page 10A Duo receives jail time for greyhound abuse Joy Prince Orchid Vendor at Main Street Farmers' Market Index CtaultlMJ...................... C rO M w o rd .......................... r w o - A b b y ........................ l » g a l i .................................. M o v i « , ............................... O b ttu a ria i .......................... O p i n i o n ............................... M k < Log .......................... S p o ilt .................................. All but one of the dogs nursed back to health and adopted By Christopher Patton Stall writer SANFORD — TWo Seminole County men were convicted Friday for cruelty and abandon­ ment of greyluiunda lltat were once raced at the Seminole Greyhound Park. Frank Ritt was found guilty of 70 counts of animal cruelty, and Bruno Steinmann was found guilty of 70 counts of animal abandonment. Seminole County nty Judfp. Judge Mark Herr adiuuicaU uuiuuilu U u a bout botn m e n guilty ana sentenced them to 365 days in Jail. The judge suspend­ ed 155 days of the sentences, dependent upon the men turn­ ing themselves in Friday to begin the sentences at the Seminole County jail. According to assistant state attorney Stacey Salmons, the judge permitted the defendants a full n n l to close down their kennel in Pensacola. If the men turn themselves In Friday, they will serve 210 days in jail or 3 day’s per dog, which was a “sig­ nificant" sentence, said Salmons. The case began on Oct. 12, 1999 when the state department of Business and Professional Regulation launched an inve«tigation Into complaints by former employees of the Seminole Greyhound Park outside of Sanford. The state agency turned their findings over to the Office of Norm Wolfinger, State Attorney for the 18th Judicial Circuit, in March. Salmons said that 17 of the 70 animals had untreated hite wounds and bed sores. The other 53 dogs had "severe tick and flea infestations" and suffered from anemia as a result. All the dogs were dehydrated from poor See G re yh ou nds, Page 9 A Hsrakf photo by T o w n y Vtnoont A man dtod Monday at approximately 11 a m. after driving a 1994 Plymouth Eagle off Interstate 4 Into the Lake Mary Boulevard overpass. Florida Highway troopers are not releasing the name d the middto aged white man in t i a l relatives are notified According to the pofcce report the man was traveing westbound in the left lane when he went oil the toad. Attar 439 feet In the grassy medtan, he ookded Into the overpass. It Is unknown t the case Is alcohol-related. Apparently no evasive action was taken by the driver as he sped toward the concrete overpass. Trooper John Bofton b investigating, w hle the Volusia County Medical Examiner b conducting an autopsy. �I'ngC 2 A T iif. S eminole H erald Wednesday. August 29. 2001 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Theater to host performance by Clifton Taulbert S p e c ia l g u e sts W o m a n fe a rs lo s in g to u c h w it h g r a n d s o n DEAR ABBY: My 9-year-old grandson, "Grant," is in deep trouble. I must find a way to help him. Two years ago he had to take on a menopausal, reclusive stepmom. Of course, these poor children from broken homes don't gel to vote their fate; they must accept whatever is thrust upon them. Stepmom has turned Grant’s downstairs playroom into a mas­ ter bedroom and entertainment center. She watches TV down there with my former son-in-law Dear (Grant’s father). Grant is not allowed to go • • • • • • • down there unless he receives special permission. He spends most of his time alone in his upstairs bedroom playing his boom box or watching TV in the living room. Recently, telephone privileges were cut off between Grant and me. Grant’s father candidly told me that my not calling makes his home happi­ er for his "recluse." 1 am sure he will cut off my vis­ its if I try to help Grant. Abby, 1 don’t know what to do. Is there any way I can help him? HURTING INSIDE Clifton L Taulbert, a world­ wide voice of peace, Pulitzer Prize nominated author, lec­ turer, inspirational speaker and story teller, will appear at the Helen Stairs Theatre for the Performing Arts Saturday, Sept 1. Through his major motion picture, "Once Upon A Time When We Were Colored," Taulbert gave the world on inside look at the cultural lives of African-Americans. It is a faith-building story of a man who overcame overwhelming obstacles and kept his faith in God. Taulbert is a nationally acclaimed speaker who I appeared on television, nation­ al public radio and has been featured in Time, Parade Magazine and other national publications. The Sept 1 event will begin at 6 p.m. in the then ter, located at 201 Magnolia Ave. A dona­ tion of $30 per person is required. Proceeds will benefit the Good Samaritan Home of Sanford. Attire is semi-formal. For tickets or other informa­ tion, call 407-321-5022. Abby DEAR HURTING: Don't do anything to threaten your visits with your grandson. He needs you. You must become his loving, safe harbor. See him as often as you can. Help him to express his feelings. Let him know he can tell you anything, and you will not be judgmental or get angry. Do things a 9-year-old boy will enjoy so he can bond closely and experience some happiness with you. Let him know he can count on you when things seem the darkest. If his father and stepmother do cut off your visits, then call Childlielp USA (1-800-422-4453) for expert advice on this sad case o f emotional child abuse. DEAR ABBY: I hope you can stand one more letter about funerals. 1 re read your "eulogy" articles ib. 1 on July 31. *■It was the day after my husband was July“ buried. My darling wore a red Hawaiian shirt and sun­ glasses. 1 included photographs, a back-scratcher, money clip, blue rose and a 1-inch-lnll bear, a white rosary and a toy skunk that sang, "How Sweet U Is U> IV- Loved by You." t wrote the eulogy and took lots of pictures. I had an open casket at the graveside service. An American flag draped the silver metal casket. His family tvas horrified that I buried their fam­ ily member in this manner. 1 had only known him 8 1/ 2 years and they knew him a lifetime. I kissed him "bye" and let live skunk do its thing while I left. 1 had the funeral director give the flag to my husband’s sister instead of to me. Everyone should do w lut they feel is right tn their heart, not what people tell them is right. I sleep peacefully every night because 1 buried my friend, my husband, my lover in a manner he would have been proud of. SAD IN LAKE CITY, FLA. DEAR SAD: A-A-A-men! (I'll bet he's glad you packed only the essentials.) O 2001 U N IV ER S A L PRI-SS S Y N D IC A TE Party Over County deputies broke up a party Sunday at about 1 a.m. that had approximately 50 to 80 participants, according to the report. Eric Olson, 18, who lived at the Lake Mary residence, stated to deputies he was just going to have a few friends over when the party gout out of hand, Located in Olson’s bedroom was a multicolored green glass bong, under 20 grams of marijuana and several other smoking devices. Also located in his room was a beer keg, which Olson stated he had knowl­ edge of and had his friends place in his bedroom. He was arrested for posses­ sion of marijuana, paraphernalia and drinking underage. Larceny Sanford police arrested Charles Taylor, 29, of Sanford Friday after he altempted to cash his payroll check twice. Reportedly, Taylor cashed his first payroll check Friday morning and then Herald photo by To m m y Vincent Sanford Police Department DARE Officer Claudia Webber, left, and Sanford Police Sgt. Mike Taylor were guest speakers during (tie recent meeting of the Sanford Lakeside Lions Dub. Pictured with the officers is the dub's president, Vanessa Lane. Three Seminole County Public Schools students, who were state PTA winners, went on to be recog­ nized by the National PTA Reflections Contest. Elisabeth G ilbert, Millennium Middle School, was awarded the Award of Excellence. Jenn DeAngelo, Oviedo High School, and Ruthle Delany, Wilson Elementary School received Awards of Merit. "This ts a great honor for Seminole County and Florida PTA and wc are thrilled for these students and wish them good luck in alt future artistic endeavors" said Sue Gladman, chair­ man of the Reflections committee. 1\vclve Academy of Health Careers students, at Seminole High School, competed at the National Health Occupations Students of America Convention in Atlanta, Georgia on July 13 -1 7 . Many of the students earned national awards In their respective competitive events. Students earning national honors include: • HOSA Bowl — Third place In the nation: Matthew Voke and Jordan Wilder; • Newsletter — third place in the nation: N ikki Hosack, Isabel Quinn, and Thulasi Karunanidhi; went to his manager stating he lost his paycheck and needed another. With the second paycheck, he tried to cash it at the same business, but the manager became suspicious because he knew the man was only paid once a week. When confronted by police Taylor gave a false birth date because he later stated of two prior warrants against him. Taylor was arrested for larceny over $300 and resisting an officer by disguis­ ing his person. Bank Robber Caught Nigel Williams, 27, of Fern Park was arrested by Seminole County investiga­ tors Friday for his involvement in two separate bank heists. On Oct. 26, Williams reportedly used a Halloween style "Scream" mask and chrome semi-automatic handgun to forcibly remove currency from the First Union Bank located at Hunt Club comers in unincorporated Seminole County. Williams was arrested as the mask left at the robbery had a fingerprint of Doug Fetzer o Dan Pins Mm Editorial Urtieae Jerte D itp liy Advertising John Cunmen R oute Le vendee C let titled Ad (e d itin g TedWaJker Done Daitncti O n e Patton Uerve Keatunt rick Pi til tut Dean Snath Tammy Vvicent Art Zeln ik l L tg tl Adverilalng Trudee Langtord R ep u blic N ew spapers, Inc. Craig “Rezzy" Hitchcock was the first-place winner of a $1,000 savings bond for his poem about his teacher. The poem is titled, "Mrs. Emens, the Teacher that I’ll Never Forget." Although Rezzy la now at Lawton Chiles Middle School, he was writing about his teacher at Kceth Elementary School. More than 6,000 children submit­ ted poems about "The Teacher I'll Never Forget". In lire note Rezzy sent with his poem, he said If he won something for the contest, it should go to his teacher. So Lands' End gave Mrs. Emens a $1,000 award too. Janet Emens is the SLD (Specific Learning Disabilities) teacher at Kceth Elementary School. A former Seminole County Teacher of the Year for her school, Janet has been making this type o f Impact on students for over 20 years. You can read the poem on page 57 EM Egan Nsi t CsmntM^ist Dnen Krnman.> Free*•Comm*Urtppim Cheryl Smith CBimpm sn smIFpshThmus w ed o f the current Lands' End catalogue or go to the web site at HYPERLINK "http: / / www.iandsend .com / kids" www.landscnd.com/kids Courtney Brlana W illiam s of Sanford was recently selected to par­ ticipate in the Nationals 2001 Miss Jr. Teen Orlando pageant competition scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 2. Williams will be competing fo r m ore than $20,000 in scholarships, prizes and speciality gifts. The winner of the Williams pageant will repre­ sent Orlando and the surrounding communities at the O'fios of America National Competition, which will be held in Orlanao. Through sponsorships, each con­ testant receives all the necessary training, rehearsals and financial support, which will allow Williams to participate in the pageants at no cost to her. Any business, organiza­ tion or private individual who may be interested in becoming a sponsor to Williams can contact Michele Garris at 1-800-569-2487. his on the inside of the mask. A witness who also observed Williams put on the mask before entering the bank and also identified him in a photo line-up. During his sworn statement, Williams also stated he committed another robbery last week at the Fairwinds Credit Union in Fcm Park. Williams acknowledged he used a semi-automatic assault rifle and pro­ vided investigators with the location of the weapon and the remaining monies from the robbery. Silva, 20, of Altamonte Springs after the Albertsons' grocery store manager wit­ nessed him shoplifting. The manager advised police that he observed Silva remove items from the store shelves and conceal them In his pocket. After making contact with Silva, he admitted to taking the items and pulled them out of his right front pocket. After searching Silva, police also found 99 hits of LSD in a plastic baggy in his rear left pocket. He was charged with larceny and possession of LSD with the intent to distribute. • I toward Robinson, 47, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police Saturday after he reportedly tried to walk out of the Winn Dixie grocery store with S36 worth of unpaid items. The stolen merchandise included Duracell batteries and body spray lotion. He was arrested on his second shoplifting charge. Retail Theft • Longwood Police arrested Juan Swim Away Keith Roach, 25, of Geneva was “S tn in g Sem inole County Since 1908" Production EKrin Tyrei. j n ■ yllMMMIIm Wednesday, August 29, 2001 • Vol. 94, No. 3 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Sanford. F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 »Fex (407) 323-EM06 The SsnfbnVScminole County Chamber o f Commerce will have its monthly member­ ship luncheon from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 29, In the Chamber Banquet Room. Cost Is $15 for members and $20 for non-member*. The “Second Generation One-Cunt Sale Tkx" will be the topic of discussion during the luncheon. Seating is limited. For ■ Inform ation, call T e rri * 407-322-2212 or e-mall SUN ____ The North Branch of t Seminole County Public Library System, located at 150 N. Palmetto Ave., will be dosed Sunday, S e p t 2 for mainte­ nance work. All five Seminole County branches will be dosed Monday, Sept. 3, tor Labor Day. The North Branch will once again be open during regular hours Ihesday, Sept 4. For more information, call the North Branch at 407-3222182. arrested by Sanford police Sunday morning on seven different charges. At approximately 2 a.m. Sunday, a Sanford officer stopped to check out a vehicle and driver at the Sanford Marina. As the officer stopped, Roach accelerated northbound on N. Palmetto Avenue. Roach failed to stop at the Palmetto Avenue dead end ana proceeded to drive off the sea wall into Lake Monroe. Roach then reportedly got out of his vehicle and started yelling obscenities at the officer. He then start­ ed swimming across the lake Into Volusia County. A search by city fire rescue boat and the county's rescue helicopter found Roach 300 yards offshore. When being admitted to the county jail a concealed baggy of marijuana was also found on Roach. He was charged with smuggling contraband Into tlie jail, reckless dri­ ving, driving on a suspended license, hit and run, possession of marijuana, driving without insurance and driving under the influence. Wc •a- I cotttc and encourage your letters end comments; All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: 300N. French Avernii Sanford, FL 32771 Call us: . (407) 322-2811 E-Mail us: Larry Lawton Periodical Pottage Paid st Sanford. Florida and sdddional making ofticet Becky TCOetlt Circulation Wendt Kourparadia • Nursing Assistant — Top 10 in the nation: Jen n ifer Fitzgerald; • Extemporaneous Health — Top 10 in the nation: M onique Taylor. Amir Taheri, 2001 Academy Seminole High School graduate, con­ cluded his term as a State of Florida HOSA officer and was elected as a national HOSA officer. T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d liihJukfr Admlnietratlon Decry Denned O ut & A bo u t School Notes U S P S 441280 Pcelmetler: Send eddreea changed Id The SEMINOLE HERALD P.O Bon 1667 Sentord. FL 32772-1887 EIHottil: Subscription Rates 3 Momha tfi Seminole Counfy 111.00 8 Monthe « i Seminole County J20 00 1 Veer ki Seminole County W 6 00 1 Vlear Other Florida County H ? 00 1 Year Out O l Stale »S2 00 8diloiei8mlaolBtitnl4.com csiulifi@itmliMltlnrild.CMi Publisher itnido8geiol.com Fax us; (487) 323-8488 .1 �Tnr. S eminole H erau > Wednesday. August 29. 2001 I’l l g f I I A Obituaries NORMAN JOSEPH BREWER Norman Joseph Brewer, 63, of Lodge Terrace, Deltona, died Friday, Aug. 24,2001, In his home. Bom in Worcester, Mass., he moved to Central Florida from Sutton, Mass., in 1987. He was a U S. Navy veteran and a mem­ ber of the Catholic faith. He was a retired fire alarm and security technician and worked for Firetronics in Altamonte Springs for 10 years. He enjoyed being with family and friends. Survivors include his wife of 40 years, Janet Brewer; three daughters, Jeannine Taft of Deltona, Christine Klause of Chicopee, Mass., and Jessica Brown of Villa Rica, Ga.; his mother, Cedle Santella of Deltona; a brother, Paul Brewer of Oak Harbor; Wash.; a sister, Ann Malin of Citrus Springs; and one granddaughter. Memorial donations may be made to Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, 3800 Woodbriar Trail, Port Orange, F L , 32763. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. FAMES BRITT - James Britt, 65, of Deed Circle, Deltona, died Friday, Aug. 24, 2001, In Beverly Healthcare of Deltona. Bom in New York City, he moved to Central Florida from the Bronx in 1995. He was a retired printer who worked for Amalgam ted Lithographers for 36 yearn. He was a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, and he enjoyed fishing and playing cards. Survivors include his wife of 45 years, Sofia Britt of Deltona; a son, Vincent Britt of Dcs Plaines, ID.; a daughter, Sabina Britt of Danielson, Conn.; four brothers, Lawrence Britt of Port Jefferson, N.Y., Phillip Britt of Sharon, Pa., Thomas Britt of Long Island, N.Y., and John Britt of La them, N.Y.; and six granddaughters. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is In charge of arrangements. LOUISE CAMPBELL Louise Campbell, 66, of MARGARET 'P E G 'S . DAVILA Margaret "Peg" S. Davila, 76, of 30th Street, Orlando, died Friday, Aug. 24,2001. Bom in Washington, D.C., she moved to Central Florida tn 1948. She was a retired book­ keeper and homemaker. She was a past member of The Rosalind Club and Orange Tree Country Kissimmee, died Sunday, Aug. 26,2001. Bom in Mobile, Ala,, she moved to Central Florida in 1987. She was a homemaker and a member of S t Luke Missionary Baptist Church. She LOUISE L McCALL Louise L McCall, 95, of Broadway, Sanford, died Wednesday, Aug. 22,2001, in Beverly Healthcare of Deltona. Bom in Pelham, Ga., she moved to Sanford fn 1924. She was a homemaker and retired from Human Services. She was a member of Progress Missionary Baptist Church in Sanford. Survivors include two sisters, Eva M. Stephen and Gladys G. Williams, both of Sanford; five nieces, Dorothea W. Fogle and Jeanatha Campbell, both of Sanford, Easter Barfield of Madison, Yvonne Brown of Lnnham, Md., and Carolyn Williams of Washington, D.C.; “ D o y o u w a n t o w n l a s s a c o m th a n i & r Survivors include a son, Richard P. Milnes and a grand­ daughter, Tammy Smith. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. O bituaries continued on Tags 1A B r is s o n FU N ER A L HOM E Seminole County’s Most Experienced Funeral Home RALPH D. M ILNES JR. Ralph D. Milnes Jr., 85, of Mintmore Circle, Deltona, died Saturday, Aug. 25,2001, in Beverly Healthcare of Deltona. Bom In Chicago, 111., he moved to Central Florida from Hollywood, Fla., in 1981. He was t o b u t y o u r c r e d it la a World War II U S. Navy veter­ an, a self-employed carpenter, and he was also a retired service dispatcher for Frigidairc, where he worked for 10 years. He was a member of Mason, Landmark Lodge F&AM in Sanford. C om bined Total O f 143 F e a rs Caring Service p u te r p e r fe c t? * * FU L FIL L IN G Y O U R FU N ER A L AND C REM A TIO N N E E D S LOCALLY AND W O R L D W ID E Survivors include her hus­ band, Joe Davila of Orlando; two sons, Robert Davila of Orlando and Michael Davila of Del Ray Beach; two daughters, Margaret Linda Sheftel of Allentown, Pa., 905 Laurel Ave., Sanford ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 f B a n f t e l d F u n e r a l H o m e -i Family Owned & Serving Central Florida For 10 Years ^ V GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES j Burial Cremation 1Transport Out Of State 1 $450 $ 1 ,4 9 5 $795 W c A c c e p t M o st P rea rra n g e d F u n eral P lan s 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 T h e r e ’s a Hardware S tores b e tte r w a y to b u y in s u r a n c e . You A m b c r w o o d B o u le v a rd , four nephews, James Stephen of New Jersey, George Stephen and Earl Williams, both of Sanford, and Wesley Williams of Alexandria, Va.; godchildren Frances Bames and Jimmie Blake of Sanford: and several great and great great nieces and nephews. Services will be held 10 a.m Saturday, Sept. 1, in Progress M.B. Church with the Rev. Emory Blake officiating. Visitation is 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 31, in Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home Ls In charge of arrangements. and Melissa Martin of Longwood; and six grandchil­ dren. Tri-County Cremation Service of Longwood is in charge of arrangements. • .in huy y c ju i D1AZINON in s u r a n c e Covers 5000 Sq. FL If O III .1 s l f . l l l l j l 1! .if .1 SM O O TH S T E P P IN G ST O N E S Round or Square NUMBER o r fro m TO N Y RUSSI INSURANCE RICHARD RUSSI ...a n e ig h b o r , s o m e o n e y o u k n o w , s o m e o n e y o u c a n tru st a n d re s p e c t. 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(3) Why b anyone against it if Richard there b the possibility that it could cure such horrors as disease? Here are P Reeves diabetes, strokes andI Parkinson's some answers: (1) Stem celb are incredibly flexible (or still unformed) living elements found in days-old human embryos. They are self-replenishing and have the capability to become more than 200 different specialized cell types in the body, which means they could possibly produce unlimited numbers of new celb to replace diseased, damaged or dying cells in ailing bodies. (2) Maybe. It will take a long time, billions of dollars and millions of cells to find out what they can safely do; among the mistakes that could be made b unleashing a plague. (3) Because stem celb at thb point can be derived mainly horn destroyed human embryos — so far, from embryos destroyed in fertil­ ity clinics — there arc many people who consider the process the equivalent of taking human lire. Murder. President Bush, on Aug. 9, announced a compromise policy designed to satisfy both researchers and others who believe in science above all and right-to-life activists. He said the federal government would fund expensive stem cell research, but only research using 60 lines* of celb already in existence in laboratories. Federal money would not be made available for new "lines." But — and here b the problem with the press — the White House will not or cannot identify the 60 lines and their characteristics. Scientific literature Identifies fewer than a dozen lines. The highest pre­ vious estimate of tines was 23, The number b important, for instance, because most of the identified lines so far are from embryos produced in Asia. In the simplest terms, experimentation using only those lines would not benefit Caucasians or blacks. There b also a problem with the use of mouse celb to feed the existing lines as they grow — there b a fear that animal diseases could thus be transmittal to humans. So, reporters have been asking the White House for specifics on the 60 lines referred to by the president The answer has been: The burden of proof b on anyone who doubts the dabn. In other words, tire press must either accept the government's num­ bers — without any proof — or go about the rather unpleasant busi­ ness of proving that the government b wrong. Our Job, on orders from the government b to try to prove they are liars. And we have begun to try to do precisely that, because that b the way our leaden waM i t This, os Fleischer »o candidly defines it. Is a hostile relationship, an adversary process —— and both the press and presidency will be diminished in mb contest over the next tew weeks. H lu T I • M SI C JODI UN tV EB S A L FRESS S W D IC A T Z Blacks are losing out to latinos as m inority with clout minority-owned enterprises. Those black law­ News from the U S. Census comes as an makers fear competition. unwelcome surprise to many AfricanBut that sort of narrow-minded effort Americans; it shows that Latinos are already ........... won’t work in the long run. The rea­ as large a percentage of the U S. popu­ sonable thing for African-Americans lation as blacks. The numbers reflect to do in response to rising Latino more than a mere demographic power b to become more competitive abstraction. They confer status, pres­ raise their SAT scores, increase their tige and power. personal wealth through savings, and As the Latino population continues develop cutting-edge businesses that to grow, the attention that federal and can compete for private-sector cus­ state governments, institutions and tomers. corporations have lavished on African-Amci -Americans since the 1960b Even before the latest census, affir­ will wane. From now on, the word mative-action efforts aimed at blacks Cynthia "diversity" will no longer signal an wen.- losing political support It's not Tucker intention to increase the representation lust white conservatives who have of African-American* begun to resent special assbtance to my Asu The word "minority" will not be a substi­ tute for the word "black," as it b in most pub­ Americans, who claim some of their kids, usulic policy discussions outside California, Texas, allyhig) high-scorers on SATk, arc shut out of gresFlorida and New York. Instead, those words tigiousicolleges because of efforts to get 1 kids in. will suggest Americans whose ancestry traces The current discussion about dropping the back to Mexico and southward. SAT requirement at prestigious colleges won’t Some African-American leaders have change tire need for black students to earn responded to the growing political influence circling the wagons to keep the higher scores on standardized tests. As a col­ of Latinos by <' newcomer* ouu tln t Intthe Georgia legislature, lege education has become the ticket to the heG a ............ middle class, more students want to pltend ■ ntly tried to block a p pro­ black lawmakers recently good schools. Since the elite schoob cannot poaal to broadoi the state's definition of "minority" to keep Latino-owned businesses accept every applicant, they will ha Veto use from qualifying for a state program that boosts tests of some kind to sort the■ brilliant from the Obituaries DONALD A. SOUCEK RUTHLEA WARD Donald A. Soucek, 92, of TVsfalgar Street, Deltona, died Monday, Aug. 27,2001, in hb resi­ dence. Bom in Detroit, Mich., he moved to Central Florida in 1978. He was a member of Hist United Methodist Church of Deltona, Deltona All-State Shrine Club, the Elks Lodge of Detroit, Mich., and the Mason of Detroit, Mich. Survivors include h b wife of 18 years, Ruth Soucek; a daughter, Diane Green of Oviedo; two grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to Florida United Methodbt Children’s Home, 51 Main S t, Enterprise, F L , 32725; or The American Heart Association. Baldauff Family Funeral Home o f Orange City b in charge of arrangements. Ruthlea Ward, 73, of J inkins Circle, Sanford, died Thursday, Aug. 23,20U1, in Sanford. Bom in Clarksburg, W.V., she moved to Central Florida from Ohio in 1973. She was a book­ keeper/secretary and of the Baptist faith. Survivors include her husband, Hugh C. Ward of Sanford; a son, Rick Lafferty of Dade Q ty; a brother; Clyde Roach of Jasper; four grandchildren; and two great Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel of Sanford/Lake Mary b in charge of arrangements. WILLIE L WHITE Willie L. White, 85, of Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, Aug. 24,2001, in Health Care and Rehabilitation Cotter of Sanford. Bom Aug. 29,1915, in Decatur, Ga., he was a retired cook and of the Baptist faith Survivors include a son, Willie James White of Sanford. Wibon-Eichelberger Mortuary In c, b in charge of arrangements. b 6 to 8 p m Wednesday, Aug. 29, in Briaeon Funeral Home. In Ueu of flowers, memorial contribu­ tions may be made to Gideon* International. Brisson Funeral Home b in charge of arrangements. MARGARET M. WOOD Margaret M. Wood, 81, of Sanford, died Monday, Aug. 27, 2001. Bom inThomasvilk, Ga., she moved to Central Florida in 1953. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Sanford and Gideon International Survivors include her husband, E.R. Wood; a daughter, Donna Gail Smith of Sanford; a sister, Dorothy English of Anna Maria bland; three grandchildren; and four great great grandchildren. Services will be held 10 a m Thursday, Aug. 30, in First Baptist Church of Sanford with the Rev. Rick Blythe officiating. Visitation JOSEPH ZEVOLO Joseph Zevolo, 37, of Mango Drive, Casselberry, died Monday, Aug. 27,2001. Bom in Winthrop, Mass., he moved to Central Florida in 1999. He was a U S. Marines veteran. Survivors indude h b mother; Una of Casselberry; two daugh­ ters, Erin and Danielle, both of Massachusetts; three brothers, Michael T. Jr., of Apopka, Patrick of Boston, Mass., and Thomas of Alabama; and one sister, Donna Kincaid of Boston, Mass. Woodlawn Carey Hand Longwood Chapel b in charge of arrangements. Platform Beds Bunk Beds l': i •• ' W c f |V‘ ' mediocre. Black kids ought to aim for bril­ liance. Something similar applies to black-owned businesses: They, too, will have to leam to sur­ vive without special assbtance. It b high time for affluent African-Americans to start credit pools to asabt struggling black business own­ ers. During the early 1990s, when multiethnic California languished in severe recession, fierce competition among blacks and Latinos generated profound resentments. Black Californians complained that they deserved the jobs, the college scholarships, the govern­ ment set-asides for minority-owned business­ es. It was black Americans, after all, who endured slavery and the stark oppression that followed, they argued. That's all true, but it's also increasingly irrelevant. The United States b a country not much given to looking back. It looks fonvard, and Latinos represent the wave of the future. Their sheer numbers will make them the peo­ ple of color to whom public policy responds. If African-Americans are to continue progrossing toward the nation's economic main- # , stream, we need to start looking forward, too. 1* ■ The heyday of black civil rights la over. 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Magrtoka Square. 407322.5600 Monday, Sept 10 North Branch, Semmote County Pubkc Ubrary, Toddter* (18 months to 3 years) al 1030 a m North Branch, Semtoote Comfy Pubic Ubrary, Confetti Club (stories) 5 years and up *1 330 pm • Wednesday. Sept 5 North Branch. Semnolo County Public Ubrary. Confetti Club. 5 years and up el 3 30 p.m. Thursday, S ep t 13 •DericaSon of Memorial Starium. Home Run Contest, ASA Tournament, Fireworks. Cat Tom Farnsworth, 407330.6697 •ASA Super Stow Pitch Softool National Championship*. Sanford Memorial Stedum. Historic Downtown Sanford 12 d foe best soflbal teams to toe nation compete tor toe National Championship Me. Admission $20 tor a tourna­ ment pass, $5 per session, 12 and irider tree. For information cal Tom Farnsworth 407.3305897 •North Branch. Seminote County Pubic Ubrary, Baby Tima (Birth to 18 months) at 10 Thursday, S ep t 6 •Sanford Historic Trust General Meeting 7 pm Speaker w* be Sara Jacobson First Presbyterian Church. Pubto Invited •North Branch Somxwle County Pubic Ubrary. Baby Time (birth to 18 months) at 10 am. Friday, S ep t 7 ■Myth * to the Night." Tonight's Sky 830 p m Sominote Comnxxiity Colege Planetarium A rifteront episode each Friday For Informa­ tion. caL 407 3282380 Saturday, Sept. 8 •Bike Race Sanford LaVelront Crrtenum. Special Evort 8 am to 8 pm. around Fort Melon Park. Cal Tom Motyneau*. 407327.6230 •North Branch. Seminote County Pubic Ubrary, Saturday Soup (stones) 3 to 7 years at 11 am. •-World Balet" Helen Stairs Theatre lor to* Pertotrrang Arts. Downtown Santord. For Horma* Iron, show times and ticket price* contact toe IIGH-TECI FACILITY, Sunday, Sept 9 -Worto Balet*Helen Stairs Theatre, 8 p m For information oontad the Helon Stairs Theatre Bo* Offce 407.321 B ill Tuesday, Sept 11 •North Branch, SJ«tUtola PutlSc Ubrary 150 N Palmoflo Avenue Preschool (3 to 5 years) al 10 and 10:45 am. •Santord Mari Street Farmers Market 8 a m to 2 pm , Maputo Square. 407322.5600 Tuesday, Sept. 4 ELECTION DAT — PLEASE VOTE! •North Branch. Semnolo County Ubrary Preschool (3 to 5 years) 1060 and 1045 a m r NEW 1 Helen Slain Theatre Box Office 407.321 Bit 1 •’Sweet Pea PageanT Semnolo Town Center Mai. CtAdrene beauty pagoart. 1130 to 4 p m .. For Information cal 4073211843, Eto 14. •Sanford Mato Street Farmers Marker, 8 a m to 2 p m , Magnola Square. 407.3225600 •"Myth s In to* MghT. Tonishr* Sky 830 p m Seminote Community College Ptanetarkan. A d ilerent epieode each Friday. For Intormattoncal 4073282360 •ASA Super Stow Ptich Softbal National Champtonehipe. Sanford Memorial Starium. 12 at to# best softbal teem* In the nation compel* for to* National Championship Me. Admteaion !20 for a tournament pea*. $5 per eeeeion. 12 SiturrUy, S ep t 15 • North Branch. Seminole County Pubfc Library, Saturday Soup (3 to 7 ysers) et 11 i m •ASA Soper Stow P*cb SoCbel National Chtenpbnshlpt. Ssntart Memorial Stetfcm 12 of foe best scribal teams In t o nation compete lor the Notional Championship H a. Admission S20 for a tournament pass. $5 per eeeeion. 12 and under free. For Information c H Tbm Farnsworth 4073305607 •ISA Adult 5oti>al Tournament Bemtnoie Oxxily Scribal Complex For Intormeflon cal Sean Medor, 407.300 050: •Saniando Depreealon Ere d a te Show end Sale. Sanlotd CMc Center. 9 a m to 6 p m For tnformaSon contact MHe Downey. 407-2983355 •Classic Car Cruise and Street Parly. Historic Downtown Sanford Food. fun. 50's music and dataic cart. 6 p m to 9 p m .. Sponsored by Santord Main Street For Wormrton cel 4073225600 •Sanford Mam Street Farmers Market, 6 a m to 2 p m ., Magnola Square. 4073225600 •-Return to VsudsvteT to Santord Communky Ft*es. Helen Stake Theatre. M iM o r t: <16 adults. $12 students, seniors and trtrie n . For Information, contact to* Hsten (M rs ThM b* Boa Office 4073213111. am * Sanford Mato Street Farmers Martel, 8 a m to 2 p m . Magnola Square. 4073225000 Markets JntliD lima TUaadtey, S ep t 19 • North Brandi, Semtnote County P iblc Ubrary, Praachoof (3 to S years) at 10 mtd 10.45 Salunlay Ireginning at 8 a.m. in Magnolia Sqiiarr. TTtunedby, Sept 30 •Seminole High School Homecoming Parade, 5 p m downtown. North Sen Juan Averuo and Fird Street, endtog al Magnolia Square Cal Mike Gandraan, 407.320 5102 or Karen Coleman 4073205200 •North Branch, Seminole County Pubic LJbrary. Baby Time (birth to 18 montha) at 10 a m •Tool Show and Sale. 11 a m to 7 p m , Sanford CMc Center. C al Mary Downey. 1 800.9893295 ••Myto’a to the H gfT , Tonight's Sky 830 p m Seminala Community Cologo Planetarium. A dHlenent epieode each Friday. For information can 4073282360 •Balroom Dancng txhonon. Seminote Towne Center Mai 2 p m to 3 p.m. For informa­ tion cal 407.3231843, Ext. 14 •KWs M p4, Seminole Towne Center Mai. Kids receive riacount from food vendors and enjoy other activities. 5 p m to 8 p m . For Infor­ mation cal 4073231843 Ext 14 SfltunteK Sent. 22 •T h e Nova Quartet.’ Helen Stairs Theatre This 4 your chance to enjoy the Orlando PHtiermontc1* readers quartet. For Information Theatre Box Office 4073213111 « Fal HomaHeafth Show. SerrSnofe Towne Center Mai. For totormaiton cal 4073231843, Thursdey, S ep t 2 7 •Sanford Historical Society, CenoraJ Mooting 4:45 p m Pubic invited, The Sanford Museum Monday, Sept, 24 North Branch, Seminote Ckxnty Pubic Ubrary Todriars (18 montoe to 3 years) at 1030 a m Tuesday and Tueedey. Sept 25 •Tuesday Voice* Poetry Rearing*, Seminole Commurtty Cotege. Muftt to Purpose Room (Student Cenler), For tnformatton cal 4073282039 •Photo Imaging by Nancy Cheser and Kenneth Huff. Seminole Community Coioge Fne Arte QaSery Opening reception el 6 p m Gaiety Talk *16 pm . For tnformatton cal 4073283039 •Royal Palace Circus 530 p m to 7:45 p m , Sanford CMc Cenler C al Donna Maltoty. 941351 0505 •SanfordMain Street Farmers Market, 8 a m to 2 p m , Magnoin Square. 4073225600 SiMidtY. SopL 18 •ASA Si4 » r Stow PlkhSolfoei NaHnal Championships. Santord Mamortal Btadkxn 12 of foe best toribsA teem# In to* nation oompsAs tar toe National Champtorahip H a Arintealon $20 tor a tournament pass, $5 parssaaton. 12 and in te r tree. For tnformatton cal Tbm Farnsworth 4073305897 . Sentendo Dspraateon Era Gtea* Show and Sate, Sardord CMo Canter, 10 tu n to 4 p m For Information contact Mtoa Downey, 4072983355 L A K E M A R Y /S A N FO R D Farm er's To have an Item added to the M ain Street Calendar, Call Patda at 407-688-0943. and under free. For Information cat Tom Farnsworth 407-330.5607 •Saniando Depraaalon Era Glass Show and Sale. Sanford CMC Center. 0 p m to 9 p m . For Information contact MH* Downey, 407-2063355 BROWN’S GYMNASTICS E v rrv •Music Student Reatal. Seminote Commutey Coleg* Fin* Arte Concert Hal, 12 p m For totormetion cal 4073282039 ♦North Branch, SerrSnoie County Pubic Ubrary, Tbdriars (16 month# to 3 years) at 1030 am Friday, S ep t 28 ■Mylh'e in the Night*. Tonight's Sky 8 30 p m SernlnotoCommirityCoitigaPlineteriixn. A af­ ferent episode each Friday. 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New Students Only Lake Mury/Sanford 901 Central Park Dr. l C a » J C w la x U * ( W u t i-v t U i « l Sanford. F L 32771 (407) 302-2044 We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Seminole County & surrounding areas t �T iie S eminole H ehald Wednesday. AugiiHl 29, 2001 PARC 7/\ C h e c k s ------------ S it e s Continued from Page 1A "I did not try to do anything wrong," Knepper said. "It I was trying to cheat everybody, I would have taken the money and gone to the Caribbean Islands." Bob McGafflck managed the Sanford office for LaborTemp and left two weeks ago to w o rt for another labor service, Staffing America. He said the reason he switched companies was the outstanding debts. "I was very concerned about th is," M cCaffick said. "Everybody was in my face wanting to know when they would get their money. There was nothing I could do. I'm in the com er of the merchants 1,000 percent." LaborTemp began having financial problems, Knepper said, when Capital TempFunds and AmSouth Bank o f Florida began freezing the company's accounts. "There was no criminal Intent on my p art," Knepper said. "Basically what happened is the funding company drew a line in the sand, and the bank drew a line in the sand. I got caught in the middle." Smaller temporary la b o r s e r ­ vices, like LaborTemp, usually contract with a funding compa­ ny to ensure the business (us Continued from Page 1A lions include: • The old FP&L Building at Myrtle Avenue and Fulton Street; .76 acres. Positives: Adequate building space, but the structure is two stories tall. Negatives: Close to the water­ front. • The Old Chase Property located in the block between Oak and Myrtle avenues and between 2nd and 3rd streets; 1.12 acres. Positives: Would improve distressed area; ade­ quate parking. Negatives: Limited structure size, unless both buildings are used; two dif­ ferent property owners. enough cash flow to operate. For example, a construction compa­ ny may call a labor service and ask for 20 workers. The labor service provides the manpower, and at the end of the day writes a check to each of the workers even though it has yet to collect the money from the construction company. Knepper said it is unusual for a company to pay its bills within 45 days. Funding companies fill the void by providing money up front to the labor service. To secure the agreement, the labor service assigns its accounts receivable to the funding com­ pany; that is, companies that contract with a labor service pay the funding company, not the labor service, because the fund­ ing company has already advanced money to the labor service. If a labor service's customer docs not pay the funding com­ pany within 90 days, additional interest is charged to the labor service. "The funding company will only allow a certain percentage of your outstanding bills to be more than 90 days delinquent," Knepper said. "That's what hap­ pened. Capital TempFunds srid we had too many bills past 90 days and they stopped sending us money. They drew a line in the sand." "W e've got more than enough bills that wc arc owed to get everybody paid," Knepper added. As of last week, Knepper said LaborTemp had about $1.4 million in bills to be collected. "That will cover the $600,000 for Capital TempFunds and ail the merchants who cashed checks," Knepper said. Capital TempFunds requested the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court put LaborTemp into receiver­ ship, but Knepper said the judge rejected that idea. "H e refused because he looked at the bills wc had out there that have yet to be paid and determined there was enough money to pay every­ body," Knepper said. Capital TempFunds did audit LaborTemp's books and Knepper said he is in the process of satisfying the debt he owes. Knepper sold his business, inus the coutstanding minus uling debts, to tys Baysidc Staffing at titte end of JulyMe personally, I'm probably going to crash and bum after all of this," Knepper said, "but I'm doing everything possible to get everybody paid." Dan Ping can be reached at dplngOaemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. SANFORD LAKESIDE LIONS CLUB ANNUAL SPA G H E T T I D IN N ER A N D BIN G O SATURDAY,SEPT. 29th, 4 P.M.•8 PM SANFORDCIVICCENTER • The four-unit commercial strip on 1st Street anchored by the Salvation Army Thrift Store; 2.08 acres. Positives: plenty of parking; Negatives: displace­ ment of existing businesses; building is set back from 1st Street. • The Old Senkarik Glass building on Magnolia Avenue combined with the vacant lot at the comer of Magnolia and 2nd Street; .44 acres. Positives: cen­ tral location. Negatives: margin­ al amount of parking. The Old Freight Depot locat­ ed on Myrtle Avenue between 1st and Fulton streets; 1.27 acres. Positives: 1st Street exposure; adequate parking. Negatives: limited structure size; extensive renovation because of fire dam­ age. • Goodwill Industries located on the com er of 3rd Street and Magnolia Avenue; .59 acres. Negatives: marginal parking; two owners Involved. • Park-N-Shop grocery store on Sanford Avenue. Positives: would boost Sanford Avenue. Negatives: displacem ent of existing business; structure behind parking area. Dan Ping can be reached at dplngOsemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. Community Briefs Legislative meeting The Sem inole County Legislative Delegation will hold its annual public hearing Thursday, Sept. 6 at the Seminole County Commission Chambers, 1101 E. First Street in Sanford, from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. If it is determined a second meeting will be needed, Sept. 24 has been reserved at the same location. To be listed to make a presen­ tation, or for additional informa­ tion on a local matter, call Representative David M ealor's office at 407-328-3718. The Volunteers needed Salvation Army of Seminole County needs volun­ teers for court ordered super­ vised visits and monitored exchanges. This amazing group of volunteers make it possible for children and parents to have a fun, safe place to visit and maintain a positive relationship. For information phone 407322-2642, ext. 233. H&R Block Tax Course Teaches New Laws Now that Congress haa passed the biggest tax cut* in twenty year*, people everywhere are scrambling to figure out how the reforms will affect them. H&R Block, the nation’s largest tax firm, is offering in income tax course that will help you learn how to benefit from the new tax laws. Morning, afternoon and evening classes begin September 10 a t convenient area locations. During the 11-week course, experienced H&R Block tax preparation instructors will teach you how to Itaka --------frill advantags of the tax earn money-saving strategies law change*. You’ll learn e your tax liability. 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In his dream he said he saw the building where the restau­ rant would be located. "W hen I got to Sanford," W allace explained, "I went to Palmetto Avenue and stood across the street and looked at the building. I knew it was the place in my dream." The first two years were hard times, he said, but business has steadily improved since then. The unique taste o f Jam aican bakery products makes up about 9 0 percent o f the business. W allace said he ships his bread three days a week to Caribbean stores in Jacksonville, Nashville, Tenn., and many other locations. Coconut Rock Cake & patties and Bulla Coke are two o f his specialties. 3D 's Restaurant and Bakery owned and operated by Lenford Wallace and Egbert Roy Cham bers. Bread isn't the only delicacy offered at 3D ’s. The aroma o f Caribbean cuisine permeates the air throughout the restau­ rant. Lunch specials arc $ 3 .9 9 and are served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The lunch menu consist o f Curried Chicken, Brown Stew Chicken, Curried Pork, Pig’s Feet and Ttirkey Wings. For dinner, W allace offers Curried Goat, $ 5 .7 5 ; O xtail, $ 6 ; Curried Chicken, $ 5 .7 5 ; Stew B eef, $ 5 .8 9 ; Fish, $ 7 .5 0 ; and soup, $3 small and $5 large. W allace said all dinners are served with rice and beans or plain rice and a vegetable. 3 D ’s is open Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. Phone: 4 0 7 -3 2 1 6933. Look L o r T h is W e e k ly i e a tu re Livery W e d n e s d a y In L iu M id w e e k e d it io n o f the S e m in o le 11 e ra Id L c a t n r i n x S t o r ie s A n d L h o t o s O f L l n e e \ In d o L o r Caribbean Cuisine • Beer & Wine Come Party With Rick & Debbie (tabby) f " h o o d ti i n n " in S e m in o le C o u n t y . 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Night M o n d a y Is L a d le s N ig h t 7 S 0 D ra fts H a p p y H o u r P r ic e s 9 to 1 2 C 'tn n i ‘ l* ttr /y W i t h U s f I A, I �T iie S eminole I I eraiji News Briefs form er secretary lor Sem inole [H ousing Authority arrested A form er secretary for the tm inole Housing Authority Jas arrested Friday on charges it she allegedly stole tenants' it payments. j 21-year old Kema Mullins gob 4 /2 5 /8 0 ) came under susion after two housing authortenants' money orders were pegedly used by Mullins to pay it to her landlord. The fcminole Housing Authority led the complaint August 13th. lie Seminole County Sheriffs fflcc investigated and arrest Irarrant was issued. Mullins turned herself in to kcc two counts o f larceny in kccss of 300 dollars. The irges are felonies. Mullins has pnee bonded out of jail. It should be noted that the nlnole Housing Authority is itcd in Oviedo and is not ffiliated w ith the Sanford lousing Authority, which has the subject of a federal Iivestigation. PAL Hot Shot Hoops competition Is S e p t 8 On Saturday,. Sept. 3, the dole County Police Athletic cague (PAL) will host the Hot not Competition. Hot Shot is a timed basketball /ent where points are earned try shooting from pre-establocations. The event Is and open to Seminole bounty boys and girls, ages 9-14, i o f September 1,2001. There is tto cost to participate. lom pctition will be held at ‘ emlnole Community College. All competitors must fill out oi Students proper PAL paperwork includ­ ing emergency contact informa­ tion, a liability release, as well as provide a copy of birth certifi­ cate. For more information, contact Sergeant John Zch at 407-3283762. M ealor honored for first year service In his first year in the House of Representatives, Rep. David Mealor showed a strong si ip o o rt for child welfare issues which helped him recently win the Children's Home Society of Central Florida Legislator o f the Year Award. Specifically, Mealor sponsored a bill that gave young teenage foster children the chance to learn how to drive. Because of liability issues, foster children between the ages of 15 to 17 could not obtain a learner’s per­ mit and could rarely participate in driver's training classes in high school. “Foster children have to deal with enough stigmas, they should not have to be different," Mealor said. In addition to the foster kids driving bill, Mealor also voted for increased funding for resi­ dential foster care, continued reforms to promote community based care and supported increased penalties for those who commit domestic violence crimes. "I am honored to receive this i award and will work to protect and enhance the qualify of care for all of our chil­ d r e n / Mealor said during the acceptance of the award. rid ge Wednesday, August 29. 2(K)I 1*11 RC Continued from Page 1A aware of the importance o f the tax to their school. "I'm not old enough to vote, but it wouldn’t make sense for a public school to be against it," said senior Rampage editor in chief Scott Gordon. "We just thought it was important to stress the issue. It's an issue that effects the school one way or another." Complete with a front page story, an editorial and a picture with students pointing and smil­ ing at a one cent sales tax sup­ port sign, The Rampage is full of pro-sales tax information. "W e rushed to get this one done because open house was Thursday," said the paper's advisor Dianne Burd. "We could have taken our time and come out with our first paper six weeks from now but we wanted to get this in." With the paper finished before open house, the parents of the school's 2,600 students had the opportunity to read some of the students' \dcws on the one cent sales tax. "W e’re more likely to reach the kids from the student news­ paper than the Orlando Sentinel," Gordon said. According to ju n ior view ­ points editor Jennifer LaBrie, she may never sec the changes that will occur with the passing of the sales tax, but she hopes maybe her siblings will. "People arc not going to stop coming (to Sem inole County) because w e're going to stop building roads," LaBrie said. Some of the high school improvements planned with the new sales tax money include ■ ■- ■ pooio —■ *— ny ■ w ***finn ■- op ntf UMWMt nvram ra tw n Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Sandy Ooard, loft, and Michael M asdoll, election technician, test the opti­ cal scanners In preparation for next week's sales tax referendum. eight classrooms, tennis courts, locker rooms at the stadium and a media and drama center, "I don't think there is any rea­ son not to keep it," said senior editorialist Nichole Wilson about the continuation of penny sales tax. "Schools arc important but we're not getting our improve­ ments until probably 15 years. Keeping safe roads is more important for the community. No one is going to miss a penny. It adds up to more, but it's not a hassle to people." According to vice principal verpass In Daytona Beach cost ) million. Moore said the design build I process will be utilized in the I construction of the overpass. 1 According to Moore, as con­ struction crews begin on the Ini­ tial land development plans the sub structure plans will be reviewed by the county and FD O T. After those are approved, plans, far the structure will fol­ low. This allows the county to exactly specify what they want In each stage of the construction, but it will also keep the project In-line with the schedule. "That's one o f the beauties of this type of selection," Moore said. BUSINESS ComerolH«yU«&H*y434 (NadtoAtetwii) Since 1979 SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTORS Of Orlando, Inc. 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Seminole Herald f a n O T -M M W I m b m lk M k m G reyho unds — S u b s c r ib e T o d a y ! 4I 741I44M 1S u p p o r t T h e s e L o c a l B u s i n e s s e s C h ris to p h e r P a tto n can be re a c h e d a t c p a tto n S a e m ln o le h ara ld.co m o r 407-322-2611. C h ris to p h e r P a tto n can be re a c h e d at e p a tto n • s e m ln o le h e re M .co m o r 407-322-2611. Chriatophar Patton can be reached at cpattonOaemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. mum e a tt itia ia a d f r o m P a g e L A Continued from P afe 1A nutrition, and according to Salmons, the dogs were often kept In their kennels up to two or three days at a time. "A ll o f the animals that came out o f this situation and were successfully adopted," Salmons said. "Fortunately, we got to them early enough that we lost only one dog and we think that was due to old age." The dogs were turned over to Greyhound Pets of America, a greyhound rescue agency In Melbourne and are recovering. In addition to jail time, the (wo men also must pay $7,000 each to the greyhound rescue agency and serve 10 years pro­ bation. As a condition o f proba­ tion, they can not engage in any animal racing or have control or possession of any racing animal. "It's my understanding their license Is being revoked," Salmons said. Assistant state attorney Dawn Krueger assisted in the prosecu­ tion o f the case. Commissioner Carlton Henley said he was pleased to sec stu­ dents taking an interest in local government. "It's a good civics lesson for them to realize the process gov­ ernment has to go through to get the penny sales tax," Henley said. "They realize the benefit of a good school system — that is important." Kathy Roberts, problems of overcrowding are escalating at the school and may be the reason students have a special Interest in the Sept. 4 election. "Although they may or may nor benefit from the improve­ ments, their brothers and sisters will," Roberts said. "If schools start declining, for any reason, property values will go down, ana we have more students in our school than we have ever had." Long time Seminole County educator and current County . ’•as r Is i Easy A ccess to 1-4 810 Rinehart Road Lake Mary. Florida 1*RESIDENT MANAGERS 5.1 AL & JO LE C N BLUE • E a sy drive up acces 365 days • A C 4 N on Units • Rent month to month • N o Deposit • Security G ate access • Fenced A Lighted G rounds • Pest Control • Your Lock-Your Key (407) 333-4355 CALL US OIL SLOP IN TOR RATES AND SIZES Ti* APPLIANCE STORE, k ) I53W SR. 434 ‘ Winter Springs 407-327-3344 12Ho. Timnty onrefrigerators 2)r. Warrant) onRrbuitl T/D NtwParis f*DtUterj AniWt �it P H i t i • ' P a g e IO A m * i *»«»•. i f i Wednesday. A u r u h I T i l l SEMINOLE I l l RAI D 29. 2001 item varies depending on what it is. For example, 48 crayons or 10 erasers equal one line item. Every teacher leaves the store each month with about $200 to $250 worth of school supplies. Their baskets arc filled with the basic supplies, such as pencils and paper, and incentive items like stuffed animals and novelty toys. "It’s unbelievable for someone to do this," said Linda Crawford, a first-grade teacher at Hamilton Elementary' School. "For teachers this is remarkable." For the past two years, Crawford has made regular trips into Orlando to slum at A Gift For Teaching. Before that, she was buying school supplies with her own money. "Financially, it had been diffi­ cult," she said. "My budget was only so much, so I would pick things up from here or there when I co u ld / Since September 1998, more than 63,000 books and 365,000 pencils have been taken to class­ rooms as a result of A Gift For Teaching. Recently, socks and other clothing items have been added to the store's stock at the request of several teachers. The list of participants Is also expand­ ing. Teachers from schools that amazing; things to help them in school." Recently, the store also started a new program, "A Gift For Music," which enables students from four area schools to learn how to pity cello, violin or viola by University of Central Florida Instmrtnrs. The instruments are provided by the store through sponsorships. In addition, Landwirth is work­ ing on a national network, where similar stores from throughout the country, including Portland, Maine, Atlanta and Miami, can swap Items in order to offer more to teachers. And, with a $300,000 annual budget that is growing — it takes about $4,000 to sponsor one school — he hopes more schools in Central Florida will be added to the store's list. "Education is such a critical Herald photo by Tom m y Vtocont issue," Landwirth said. "It's not G ary Landwirth and Aimed Hulbert discuss tho need to assist toachora with supplies tor their clossrooms. Landwirth just about educating our kids. It's is tho loundor and president ot ’ A Glfl For Teaching,’ which has provided more than $2.5 million In supplios to Central about educating our future leadFlorida toachors In the last three yoars. Hulbert Is the company's marfcoting and public relations director. on ." A Gift For Teaching is located week. Even though she no longer don't meet the store's criteria now at 2HI4 Corrine Drive in Orlando. has children in school, she have the opportunity to cam free believes A Gift For Teaching is fill­ For more information, call 407­ school supplies. All they need to ing a void that has often been 897-3612. Information can also be do is volunteer three hours a found at the organization's web­ ignored. month at the store or at the orga­ "I'm a grandma, and I liave site at wwwjgiftforteachlng.org. nization's 10,000 square-foot grandchildren in the public sys­ warehouse. tem." DtGloris M i d . 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Jim Alvis outran Gimmler to win the first heat while white-haired veteran Sonny Hartley drove Dennis Hood's “Junkyard Dog" sprinter to the win in heat two. The third heat was a wild affair including an incident between TBARA point leader Wayne Reutimann, Sr. and visiting USCS hotshoc Kenny Adams. Going into turn one, the rear-end gears stripped in Kcutimann's machine and he slowed abruptly. Adams had nowhere to go and he rode over Rcutimann'a sprinter and took a hard trip into the wall. Reutimann's crew went to work and got him ready for the feature while Adams' crew took some parts from teammate Red Stauffer's dirt car which was in the hauler and got him on track for the main just before the cars fired off. Keith Butler went on to eas­ ily win heat three. Alvis was on the pole and sped to a quick lead in the 25lap feature. New Daytona Beach resident Tommy Cainey, making his first start on asphalt, spun on lap four to bring out the caution. On the restart, Alvis’ machine just wasn't running right and Gimmler blew by for the lead. Alvis dropped cut three laps later. Gimmler opened up nis advantage as Shane Butler worked his way into second Just before cau­ tion flew again for debris on the track. Gimmler appeared to have the horses to hold off Butler and the rest of the pack behind him but every­ thing came to and immediate halt when Reutimann and Todd Schmidt tangled going into turn one with both cars hitting the wall with devas­ tating force. Schmidt's car rode the wall on fire into turn two and he climbed from the machine before it stopped moving. Reutimann got out of his car and sat on the track for a few minutes to get his breath and walked back to the pits. There were tire marks frum Reutimann's car on Schmidt's helmet and later Schmidt began having dizzy spells in the pits. He was transported to the hospital by Orange County Fire-Rescue with a possible concussion. The long ted flag period didn't bother Gimmler as he held Shane Butler at bay the m ja ln lng ^ eight laps to score a popular victor ' immler - • ~ , had won a number of TQ Midget races at Speedworld in the 1980's, but this was his first win in a sprint car. Russ Conway, the former operator of the NESMRA Supcrmodified group in New England, flew down to watch his old friend Doug Heveron race and Heveron didn't dis­ appoint him by coming home a strong third. Dude Teate was steady as always and took fourth with Keith Butler cutting into Reutimann's point lead by finishing fifth. Stan Butler, Kenny ny Adams i (doing a great jo b after aiti a quick rebuild following his heat race crash), Dave See Racing, Page 2B Football team s ready for action By Dean Smith Sports Editor V a r s it y SANFORD — For football fans it has been an eternity. For coaches and play­ ers, the time has flown by. The 2001 prep varsity football regular season begins Friday night with four games around the county. Teams have had to cram a lot of work into little time as practice was not allowed to start until August 6th, which was also the first day of school, therefor canceling the traditional two-a-day prac­ tices. And with the season starting this Friday, the Classics were played last week, teams only had two weeks to go through conditioning and put in the offensive and defensive schemes. The quick start of the season actually r e g u la r s e a s o n o ff F r id a y w ith kept Lake Brantley from playing in a Classic as coach George Clayton wanted to give his Patriots an extra week of practice. Lake Brantley will travel to Winter Springs' A. Wayne Epps Sports Complex to take on a Bears in the debut of Steve Katz as coach at Winter Springs. One of the top matchups on the sched­ ule finds Seminole and new coach Jim Bernhardt traveling to Lake Mary to take on the P jm s of Greg Stanton at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. The Fighting Seminolcs gave a good k ic k s fo u r c o n te s ts account of themselves in the Classic at Merritt Island last Friday, falling in a half to the always tough Mustangs, 8-7. Quarterbacks Andre Raines and Carl Harris both threw touchdown passes, unfortunately, Harris' scoring loss was called back. And running back Tim Hunter scored on a touchdown run for the junior varsity. Defensively for the Tribe, Justin McKinney and Idarus Chapman both had interceptions. This Friday's contest should be a good showcase for two of the top athletes in all of Florida in Raines and Dike Mary's star running back Reggie Campbell, a junior who was a Third Team Class 6A All-State pick as a sophomore. Another big matchup finds Dike Howell traveling to Oviedo to take on the Lions at John Courier Field. The Silver Hawks are anxious to prove that they are back among the elite teams in the county, while Oviedo is out to prove that it will be contender for the playoffs. The final game of the night finds Boone paying a visit to Longwood to take on Lyman at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex. Tire Greyhounds are flying high after thoroughly dismantling the Oak Ridge Pioneers 41-14 in the Classic at Lyman High School last Friday. All games are set to begin at 7:30 p.m. Oviedo Smile “wins” classic Bears claim a ‘classic’ victory By Tony DeSormler HERALD CORRESPONDENT O VIEDO — Predictably, Friday night's High School Pigskin aassic between the vislffng Lake Mary Rams and Oviedo Lions was as Icss-thansatisfying experience for the coaches. Even though there were defi­ nite positives to the prescason workout, both Lake Mary head coach Greg Stanton and Oviedo head coach Greg Register know the negatives need to be addressed and expediently if their respective teams are to have successful seasons. The lio n s won the contest, sort of, 36-25. More accurately, Oviedo won two of the three contests and took the overall victory. In the first quarter, which matched the schools' respecffvc freshman teams, Oviedo scored an 8-6 victory. The Lions' junior varsi­ ty team romped in the second quarter, 21-6. The second half was won by the Lake Mary var­ sity, 13-7. “It went very well," said Register, commenting about having all three levels of the See Lions, Page 2B By Henry Uhlenbrauck, Jr. Herald Correspondent Lake Brantley parents try to get the players and coaches lined up during the recent picture day in the Lake Brantley High School gymnasium. Qet an early look at the upcoming 2001 high school football season In the HenkTt annual football pull oul section that can be found into today's paper. W IN TER SPRIN G S — It was a night of Friday night shutouts in the Kick-Off Classic between the Lake Howell and Winter Springs football teams at the A. Wayne Epps Sports Complex at Winter Springs High School. The freshman, junior varsity and varsity squads from each school took turns playing with the Bears winning by a com­ bined score of 43-12. The Winter Springs freshmen came out red hot, slamming the Silver Hawks 28-0. The junior varsity then took to the field for the second peri­ od and finished out the first half with Lake Howell coming out on top 12-0. The marquee5 varsity matchup took place in the second half and it was the Bears getting by with a 15-0 win in the debut coaching appearance for new Winter Springs head coach Steve Katz. The game was full of drama as each team committed some See Bears, Page 2B P o p W a rn e r season k ic k s o f f S a t u r d a y By Dean Smith Sports Editor H trtld photo by Art Z M In iU Th e S Y F A (Sanford Youth Football Association) Sominolos ol the Central Florida Pop Warner Football Leaguo have been hard at work at Sanford Middle School as they prepare to open the season this Saturday at home. SANFORD — The 2001 Pop Warner Football League season kicks off this Saturday with all seven Seminole County teams playing non-conference games. Only the SYFA (Sanford Youth Football Association) Noles will be at home, hosting South Brevard at Thomas E. Whigham Stadium. In the other games. Winter Springs will be at Daytona, Lake Howell is at South Central, Lake Brantley travels to Merritt Island, Lake Mary challenges Port St. John, Oviedo heads to West Orange (Winter Garden) and Lyman tackles Azalea Park (Orlando). Lake Howell, Lake Brantley, Lake Mary, Sanford and Lyman games begin with the Mighty Mites at 9 a.m. and will be fol­ lowed by the Junior Pee Wee's at 10:30 a.m., the Pee Wee's at 12:30 p.m., the Junior Midgets at 2:30 p.m., and the Midgets at 4:30 p.m. Winter Springs kicks its games off a half hour later, starting with the Mighty Mites at 9 JO a.m., and followed by the junior Pee Wee's at 11 a.m., the Pee Wee's at 12:30 p.m., the Junior Midgets at 2:30 p.m., and the Midgets at 4:30 p.m. Oviedo has the latest start, with the Mighty Miles kicking off at 10 a.m. The Junior Pee Wee's follow at 11:30 p.m., with the Pee Wee's taking the field at 1:30 p.m., the Junior Midgets at 3:30 p.m., and the Midgets at 5:30 p.m. The teams will also play non­ conference games on Saturday, September 8th, with Oviedo hosting South Orange, Lyman welcoming South Lake, West Orange visiting Lake Howell, and Merritt Island paying Lake Mary a visit. Lake Brantley, Sanford and Winter Springs will be on the n u d , the Patriots playing at New Smyrna Beach, the Seminoles heading to Volusia County to take on Orange City and Winter Springs meeting Pine Hills. The Winter Springs-Pine Hills (Evans High School), South Lake-Lyman matchup at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex and the Lake Brantley-New Smyrna games at Airport Field begin at 9 a.m. (Mighty Mites), 10:30 a.m. (Junior Pee Wee), 12:30 p.m. (Poe Wee), 2:30 p.m. (Junior Midget) and 4:30 p.m. (Midgets). Merritt Island and L ik e Mary at Don T. Reynolds Stadium See Youth, Page 211 �I ’ ilR C 211 Wednesday. August 2!l. 2001 T iif. S eminole H eralu Lions Continued from page 1H schools’ programs involved in the exhibition. "We haven't done this before, playing our freshmen and )V teams this early in the season. But they responded well and showed they’re going to be fun to watch this year." Register was concerned, how­ ever, with the play of the varsi­ ty. "There are a lot of things we have to fix,” said Register. "We have great athletes in a lot of posiffons but they have to m ate the plays. "L ik e Mary is a good offen­ sive team that can move the ball. They have a lot of quick runners who cut back well and a skilled quarterback. They were a good test for us at this stage of the season to see where we are and what we need to concen­ trate on." Even though his team put together touchdown drives of 50 and 87 yards and compiled 176 yards of offense in one half against Oviedo, Stanton wasn't completely satisfied with the Rams' performance. "We made too many mis­ takes," he said. "It was good to see us move the ball, but we’re not there yet.” Will Allison led the Rams with 59 yards on six carries, includ­ ing a 29-yard touchdown dash. Derrick Grayson added 30 yards on four carries while Cameron Bateman contributed 22 yards on three rushes. Reggie Campbell picked up 14 yards on nine attempts and caught a 10yard pass. Quarterback Mike Mu/cka completed three of 10 passes for 30 yards and had a 1-yard dive for the Lake Mary varsity's first touchdown. Tony Dill caught a 16-yard aerial from Muzekii while Bobby Good had a 4-yard «nag. Placekicker/puntcr Kris Kessler set up the Rams' first touchdown by delivering and recovering an onside kick to open the varsity half. Briefs PONY BA SEBA LL M EETIN G SA N FO R D G Y M N A STIC S Seminole PONY Baseball will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday, August 29th at 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse on the Seminole PONY Baseball Complex, 1400 Highway 419, just south of 17-92 near Five Points. New Board Members of the 2001-2002 Fall and Spring season's will be elected at this meet­ ing. The Public is invited to attend. For more information call 407-323-5570. Fall Classes arc being offered at Sanford Gymnastics for beginners, intermediate, and advanced gymnasts, plus cheerleading, Tac Kwon Do, Rung Fu, Tai Chi, and wall climbing. Dance Classes will also begin in September. Sanford Gmynastics is located at 601 East 25th Place. For more information call; 407-3232462, 407-252-3103, or 407-322-8234. Racing Continued from page IB Fletcher, Bo Hartley and Kevin Cahill rounded out the top 10. In other action, Doug Samion topped the Sportsman field while John Hodge won his first feature in the Super Stocks. Donnie Smith beat out his brother David in the Strictly Stocks and Tim McPhail picked up his sixth Mini Stock win of the year. Young Trisha Gray won her first career race in the Mini Stock heat. This Friday night (August 31st) Orlando Speedworld will take a night off from the special events to hold heats and features in all of the reg­ ular FASCAR classes of Super Late Model, Modified, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. Gates open a 6 p.m. and racing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at tire track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAMSULA — Tank Tucker has been the hottest driver recently at New Smyrna Speedway and he proved it again last Saturday as he claimed victo­ ry in the 100 lap Ed Mcridith Memorial, Race #4 of the FASC AR Pro Modified Tour Series 6-Pack. The veteran from Qrankc City crossed under the checkers ahead of Mi Ice FriftB,Jcriy Sy m p h i,, Jimniy Winks and Dolig Moff. m . '. .™ i In the Super Late Model feature, an other veter­ an, Orlando's David Rogers, brought home his Dodge Intrepid first ahead of the Chevrolet Monte Carlo of B.J. McLeod and the Ford Taurus of Lake Mary's Mike Good. Mark Vandcvender, George Murphy, Osteen’s Marc Kinley, David Frochlich, Michael Williams, Ron Dicandio and Matt Griffin rounded out the top 10. Other feature winners were David Gibbs In Sportsman, Tim McPhail In Mini-Stock and Shane Stacy in Strictly Stock. This Saturday (September 1st) New Smyrna Speedway will also take a break from the special events to hold a night of heats and features in the regular FASCAR divisions of Super Late Model, Ixilt; Model, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. Gates open at 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7 3 0 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located at the comer of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DvLand and Daytona. TEST AND TUNE BITHLO — Test and Tunc will be held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando Speedworld. Cost is $20, which is good for the car and three people in the pits only, while individuals can enter for $5. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYR- NASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOW6AOL.COM. Also you arc invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 "77ir >tcu> “VOICE" o f Slock Car Track Stock C ar Racing and is sponsored by New Smyrna Speedway and hosted by Randy Dye of Speedway Dodge and Don Ncronc and Terry Roberts from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls and answer questions at 386-2390033. You can listen to the radio show anywhere in the United States via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Give them a call and support "your" radio show) RESULTS ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD Fridas Augwtl 21 T B A R A S P R IN T C A R . L (24) Cary Ctmmlrt. Palm Beach Gardena, 2. (IB) Shane Butin, IkuhnrU; 3. (iD O o u g llrv rra n , |*nam Beach; 4. (0) Dude Tcwtle, la n h u rg ; V (14) Krtth Butin. Tampa; 6 (68) Stan Butler, Buahnell, 7. (X A ) Kenny A dam a. Malabar; S. (73) Dave Ptetrher, Clearwater. 4. (3X) Bo Hartley. Zryhyrhtlh; 10 (*7) Kevin Cahill. Land O ' Lake*; 11. (32) S um y Hartley. Loughman. 12.(11) Ben Prttf. Ocala; IS (7B) Shane Millet. L u t t 14. (B0) Weedy Malhta. (Vela; 15. (46) Todd Schmidt, vredey Chapel (DNF-AccidentI; 16 (22) Wayne Reutimarcv. Sr. Zephyrhitla (DNF-Accident); 17. (41) |etl Danrau. Punta C u ria ( O W M ffh a n k a h .U . (5) KkVy Ounteti. Plan) O ly (U N I M nhanhal). I f 0 1 ) | |tm Atvic, Stobqey (D NI- Mrchai*. at); JO, (45) Inaim y Gaaney. Oayhma ■ Broth (UNI-IVeiet IraK), I I . (yi)B.44>y Kcea. H o w ry In Th a t UUa (U N h j M .vh jM m U tX E (10) Malt Meant. Lalicland (UNBwOVnr englmr In boat nee). S P O R TS M A N _ I. (04) Doug Samian. X (2 )) Rhhard H lg h t 1 (47) Kelly |am tt 4. (7) Hill H a ll 5. (30) Data Onuaer; 6. (22) Angelo A m u r , 7. (43) Bruce Gaytan. 6. (17) Bill Icxvrda M IN I-S T O C K . I. (7) Tim McPhail; X (B) Patricia Gray; 1 (7X) Randy Btakeeiee; 4. (07) Dkck Laazln; 5. (20) Clwle June*; 6. (25) Tim Clark; 7. (4 () Jeff Darla. 6 (55) Drwayne Yamana. SUPER S T O C K _ I. (00) John lloJgra; X (7B) Bob W in n ; 3. (67) BUI Lnomia; 4. (11X) Rlci Jihna, 5 (54) W m Smith, 6 (22) I turner Gnedon; 7. ( I I ) Duane Freed. K (17B) Rich O m a n ; 4. (50) M Wright. 10 (36) Tim m y RuaeHL t l. (Ml) I n i n k Crery; IX (13) L n n a rd Story; IX (44) Bob (M lcr: 14. (17G) La* Wagner S T R IC T L Y S T O C K . I (27) O unnk Smith; X (4B) David Smith; 3 (5) Strve Dormer; 4. (0) M d a .1 Seay, i (u) V .liJ t i Want; f '77) Brr-y Pallia. 7. (14) Roger Benton. B. (77) Brian Andnanv; 4. (50) Ruber* Skinner; 10 (04) Ruae Renaldi; 11. (2B) John Paltt. NEW S M YR N A SPEEDW AY Saturday, Auguat 15 SUPER L A T E M O D E L . 1. ( I I ) David Bugera; X (71) B J. McLeod. X (27) Mike Good. 4. (7) Mark Vandrvtnder, 3. (S40) George Murphy; 6. (17) Mate K inky, 7. (22) David Frahllch; S (42) Michael Williama. 9 (20) Reel Dicandio. IO (7Y) Malt Griffin; I ) . (61) Jtmhu By*Hand; IX (31) Don Funk M O D U IE D (FASCAR PRO M O D IF IE D T O U R SCRIES 6-PACK • R A C E 641 _ I. (15) Tank Tucker, X (52) Make H I tie, X (66) |erry Symonr; 4 (5711) Jimmy Wink., 5 (44) Doug MuH. 6 (14) Arte Alminria; 7. (00) Dolby Blake. B. (57) |tm H o n T Hyrui. 4. (IB ) Andy Seftottl; IO (16) luMin Hendmcai. II. (2X) Jaaon Boyd; I X ( M ) r ) John Cljg grU ; 11. (22) Tim Dyarm. 14. (3) Wayne ra r irr ; 15. (75) IV k Chkhitano, 16. (09) Rub Underwood; 17. (IR ) Mike Flkh. IB (71) U r r y Oraren. 14. (721) John (IcnrieH; 20. (34) Hank Polly; 21. (13) BIU Gunn. 2X (77) Tim WaHac*. S P O R TS M A N _ 1.(47) David GUba; X (04) Doug Samian; 3 (30) D ak Onuaer; 4 (2) Btrtl Bulu n iierer. 3 (07) Rem L u k y ; X (40) Same IT k n . 7. (ID) Tommy Dove; B (IB) Ken I m t o v 4. (43) ITiUlip Beaaette. M IN I-S T O C K . I. (7) Tim McPhail X (BY) Jam k McCague; X (01) Cleared Grenier; 4. (B) Triaha Cray; X (V J ) Rea Chrlatenaeri. 6. (4) Ron Out m u , 7. |56) D m D allym pk . H, (55) Rkk Turney; 4 ( I I ) David Parmer; 10. (4) D a k Caaieel II ( I I ) Pug Pughai. S TR IC TL Y S T O C K . I. (I I Y ) Shane Stacy; X (38) Btb Tmanbky, X (25) Genu Smith; 4. (27) N o driver Bated; 3. (61) Scot* L e w 6. (30) Robert Skinner; 7. (SB) D avU Scon. S (64) Grady S a b , 4. (40) Sean Gnuld; IO (62) Trivia Scott, I t . (2<) Richard Brarreeil IX (26) Mlchetk D yat I X ( l ! C ) Nick Vogler, 14 (4SA) N o driver Dated. IX (44) Rualy Boyer Sophomore Will Harrison led the Lions with 72 yards rushing on four carries, 55 of fhe yards aim ing on a touchdown run wilh 3:21 left in the fourth quar­ ter. Brice Patrick (21 yards on five carries), Billy Drcggors (two cu ries, six yards), and Ladarian Rudolph (two rushes for four yards) also contributed to Ihc Lion ground attack. Oviedo quarterback Grant Hcrrcn was 2-for-5 throwing the ball for 34 yards. James Jordan had a 24-yard catch while Kevin McCarthy had n 10-yard recep­ tion. Willice Daniels led the Lion freshmen with 57 yards rushing on three carries, including a 6yard touchdown run. Quarterback Drew Spcraw threw to Pete Harrison for the two-point conversion. For Lake Mary, Carl Buford had a 23yard touchdown run to highlight his Youth Continued from page IB and Sanford at Orange City both start with the Mighty Miles at 9:30 a.m., followed by the Junior Pee Wee's at 11 a.m., the Pee Wee's at 1 p.m., the Junior Midgets at 3 p.m., and the Midgets at 5 p.m. West Volusia visits the Silver Hawks at Richard L. Evans Field wilh the Mighty Mites tee­ ing it up at 10 a.m. and being followed by the Junior Pee Wee’s at 1130 a.m., the Pec Wee’s at 1 3 0 p.m., the Junior Midgets at 3:30 p.m., and the Midgets at 5 3 0 p.m. Oviedo will once again start the latest in the day welcoming South Orange to John Courier Field with tnc Mighty Mites kicking off at 11 a.m. The other games begin at 12:30 p.m. (Junior Pec Wee), 2 3 0 p.m. (Pee Wee), 4 3 0 p.m. (Junior Midget) and 6 3 0 p.m. (Midget). Conference play then begins on Saturday, September 15th. L I I 7 MASKER S T. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. F I SALE BF QB43 AT 10.00 AM. S O U ) AS IS, NO WARRANTY. NO TTTLE. SELLER RESERVES TH E RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL M M PURSUANT 4)1 T O F t . 71X7B 1Q4ALB4N4LS464700 I M CADILLAC loecurai1 wvwnetKUKWOBirai 1003 FORD w r p M trutrumant, 2FAPP3SX2LBI733M 1006 FORO 1FALFS2UBTA140470 PiMafc Auguto 30,0001 00346 t o l l * Oaad NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, tort RUTH COLMAR , 0 * heto* 0* too cartotraHli) tor ■ l*i daad to bo i n uad toman. Tha cwtticato lu n bar(i) and yaor(>) o* Mauanoa. Bta l)w u * * o d Bra proparty. and Ota namaU) In *t*cft I m u au aaiarl C C fm FIC A Tt NO: 1010 YEAH OF ISSUANCE; IB M PARCEL ID* 05 20-32 300002C- oooo Daaanpacn d Proparty. LEO SEC OS TW P 20S ROE 33E N V3 OF NW 1M O F SE 1/4 O F HW 1/4 Namai In atortt aaaataad: CLAUDE B (UCKUGHTER A l 0* M tt preparty batog In Ota County d Bonne*. mtnou. SUM Stato d o41Florida. UnNaa aurti car*Btoata(«) total ba according to cala(a) ta0 bt told to om Nghaal tod- F ilm m a k e r , a n d N a tio n a lly R e c o g n iz e d L e c tu r e r SATURDAY • SEPTEM BER 1st 6 :o o P.M . Helen Stairs Theatre For The Performing Arts o tU to o iA a n ‘ Contribution - $30.00 Per Person - Ciwfi SawaWfavt Heme ” mada Court. Oatod an 7/17/3001. UARVANNC MORSE CLERK OF THE O R C U fT COURT BEM04OLE COUNTY. FLOMOA by OERALDME HARFORO Dapuly Ctort Pubtali AuguM B.1S, 33. 30.2001 iFAmirmTmBiH P u litz e r P r iz e N o m in a te d A u th o r , E d u c a to r , /S ) fts : iooo f o r o Clifton L. Taulbert ------- PROCEEDS BENEFIT: — W 12VCT23B7P51I6238 WITH Author, Lecturer, President o f tlie Building Coiiiiuuiiily Institute. L aputo to t u Ntouto bto la dua moan 24 houra aAar Ota admrtuad arna to NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN. Oral RUTH CO LM AR . O uh todtotota ItotoaAno cartf c au (a) hat Nad aaid cartotcataft) to a laa daad to ba laauad Orataen. Tha rartNctoa nunrbarta) and yaar(t) to Nauanob. t u daaurtpbiin to Ora preparty, and l a m m a(r] to aMtoi < waa C E J m n C A T l HO; ISSS YEAN O F ISSUANCE: I M PARCEL CM 03-21*30-60340*00- 01(0 OnaortpSon to Proparty LEO LOT IS BLK 44 NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SEC 2A Pfl t l PO 41 Mamaa to *Ntor aaaaatart ZALLOU6IACONSTRS4C A l to atod preparty batno Or Ow Ctorty to Banttotoa. Stoto toFtalda. Utoaaa autoi oartotodaM Ntal ba tadaamad aoeordng to War. Ota preparty d i i tiS i rt to autoi carOAcataW ato ba acb* to 0w NtoMM Hd- p a U b y lia “A N ight o f R em iniscing99 Clifton L Taulbert Continued from page IB turnovers but it was the Bears that was able to capitalize on clutch plays. The Bears got on the board first when an interception by Deon Jenkins set up a 91-yard scoring dri re. Tlie big play in the drive saw quarterback Joe Linder throw­ ing a 30 yard pass to wide receiver Kyle Hill. Star running back Chauncey Hampton capped the drive on a beautiful 18 yard run late in the third quarter. Early in the fourth quarter Winter Springs was driving again when Lake Howell's star linebacker, Gregory Ashworth, came up with a huge intercep­ tion to end the threat. The B ean then got a big break of their own when Nakoma Simpson ended the Sliver Hawks' chances to tic when he sacked the Lake Howell quar­ terback for a 30-yard loss. In an attempt to throw the Winter Springs defense in disarray the Silver Hawks kicked on third down, but the result o f the quick-kick was that the Bears got their best starting OeM posi­ tion o f the night, setting up dsf el | m M d from door, Bcdnoii County Courthouaa, Sanford. Florida, on Monday, Saplartowr to,' 3001. al tt :00am. Paymato to Sato laa. applcatto docunramary Mamp ta u t and mbartoOg Ibao a n raqurad to bn IB M HONDA IMQCA8SMJAHOJS3 I M I CHEVY two BUCK Bears LEG ALS eg als NOTICE O F F U M JC BALE ALTAMONTE TOW M O. * 4 0 four-carrie, 3tyard effort. Taylor James added a 56-yard run. Tlie Lions' junior varsity exhibited its quick-strike men­ tality Friday night, scoring three touchdowns on just seven plays. On the second play of the first series, quarterback l^ e Sloan tossed a lateral to niff McGrcw, who connected with Jordan Cason on a 60-yard touchdown pass play. Oviedo's second scries was its longest, needing four plays to score as Sloan dashed 30 yards for the touch­ down. Tlie Lions got the bail back 11 seconds before the end of the period and Sloan immedi­ ately threw 30 yards to Shnmus Sanford, Florida Call ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 - 5 0 2 2 For Inform ation Wright for the score. McGrcw was 3-for-3 on extra­ point attempts. For the Lake Mary junior var­ sity, quarterback Jon aark gained 26 yards rushing on three carries - including a lyard plunge for the Rams' only score - and completed one of two iss4?s, an 18-yard toss to R.J. i Jeycrs. ( David Sauls added 16 yards on four carries while Alaric Von Bohlcn contributed 13 yards on six rushes. Mark Fattison had two carries for 10 yards. Oviedo opens its varsity sea­ son on Friday night, Aug. 31, at home against Lake Howell. G shop at the Lake Howell 38. The ensuing 38-yard drive was utilized to showcase work­ horse Hampton, who ran for 20 aids in the six play drive, one T ftor 11 yards that got the Bears Inside the 10 yard line. Hampton then capped the drive with a one-yard plunge. Amidst the celebration follow­ ing Hampton's score, the offi­ cials threw flags for unsportsmansllke conduct and Illegal procedure on successive plays that forced Winter Springs to tty a two-point conversion from the 18-yard line and, as if out of a Hollywood script, the Bears got their fans excited again when they converted the try on a pass from Jim m y Lanier to Hill. Both teams will have very dif­ ficult regular season openers this Friday as both play Class 6A teams from the Seminole Athletic Conference. Winter Springs will host defending SAC Champion Lake Brantley at the A. Wayne Epps Sports Complex, while Lake Howell will travel to Oviedo to take on the talented Lions in Pop Warner Night at John Courier Field. E cth contertr ure set to begin at 7 3 0 p.m. L eca ls to n . FiS paymanl to an amour* aquat to toe Ntowal Md W dua moan >4 (tout tour 0 * admnuad Ima to paymarda total ba caatt or paytoaa to du CUrt ot m O ru r Court Oatod on 7/77/3001. IMfVVJLMN'F xaz-vrocc 1rewiB ■ m um C U R K O F THE C S IC U r CO U R T B O SNOLS COUNTY. FIO W O A by OCRAL0S4E HARFORD Dapuly Ctork PtiStot AuguM B. IB. E 2,30.3001 NOTICE IS HEREBY OTVER Otto BEMS40UE OFFICE O F TAX CO LL E C TO R . Ota htodtoto Ota M e * , tog cartotoatoR) hm Nad uto oartoL cato(i| tor a t u daad to ba Nauad Ftmann Tha eaiBBrato nurtoarl*) m d yaaRl) d tatumca. ton Ornery arm to itia fauputy. 6.-4 B* nama(i) to orach I r a N H C Iim F IC A T E NO: tSS YEAR O F MSUANCEt IB M PARCEL IO* 25-10-304114)000- 0000 Oaacrtpaon to Proparty LEG LO T I B T E M X F O R D B A O O ra t P O M O Hamaa to ttoatot aiaaaaad: WXJJE MELTON. EM 4A M MELTON A l to tato preparty batog to t u Courtty to BantOioto. Sttoa to Ftortda. Untoaa autoi ear«Bcato(«) total ba radeemed accerdtog to la*. Ora preparty daau t u d to autoi cantocala(i) ato ba atod to Ota tatotaal btodar to t u taato Onto door, Samaitoa County Courtheuaa, Saniord. Ftortda, on Monday, Bnpanmbnr 10. 3001, al l i aOton Paymanl to Bato ton, appt rtoaa lamnSns toaa are raqubnd to ba paid by tin aneoaatoto Mtotor to Ota tab. FuB paymato to an ameurt equal to Ota N(toeal bid hi tou artodn 14 lious tolar Ota aArarleed ima to aaia. A l paymarda total ba caah or guarantoad tnatrunant. mada payable to Ota Ctorti to Ota C K U t Court. Dated an 7/37/3001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F T E C O R C U IT CO UR T BEM M 0LE COUNTY. FUX1IOA by O EH AliX N E HARFORO Paptoy a,i6, 22.«.snot. tor T n O i r d ' U 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toat SK M EY RENERT OR DEBORAH L R ENER T O R DIANE RENERTL E C H TE R , Ota hotlar to Ota I togoanncatoO) caM r) tor a U r daad to ba I tinmen The ar4 yaar(») to Nauanea. 0 » dn n rtp Son to Ora proparty; and Bra nar.m-l to urNtor I m PARCEL EM; 034I.3O60S4H00- 0010 DaacHpion to Proparty L tti B 1/2 O F LO T I BLK 3 W T H OF* AN0 0 RANCHES BEC ■ PE I f FO IS Hamm to aMtoi a n tu a r t MOR­ TON SEVER, E LATHE KATZ AJ to uJd property batog In ton County d Samncta, Sim* d Ftortda Defeat auoh cartotrau (i ) torts ba tadaamad accordtog to ta*. Ota property deecrtoad to autoi cart*cato(t) * • ba aoM to tie mpta* btoCounty - moonOng toaa are raqurad to ba pafdby tie auoeaatoU bkktor at tm tala. Ftto paymato to an amount aquto to too Ngpato btd N toia rrtoito 14 houm aAtt ton adtrartNad Oma to payable to ton Ctorti Court, to tha C h u t D M on 707/2001, MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CSTCUR CO UR T SEMS40LE COUNTY, FLO R DA by GERAUXNE HARFORD Daptoy PitoStoc Auguto S.1XS3, 20.2001 lAJEJatoMtogN S ir­ Sardord. 3001. to tlSOton. Paymato to Safa ton. Health Insurance* @ Affordable Rates! •rW t rtv^sTlrN ththaa 6 Courthouaa, ...................— S e if-E m p lo y e d ? 1ta t o g W aw Jbra mar k iS «to «W a to J k r * liana y f M eg als e n s n o r tto H M a * 1 ^ 8 8 . 2 3 9 . 3 4 7 0 �Tm; S eminole H erald L L ecals CTTY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA N O TK E OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toa C8y Commtaaton ol to* C iy ol Laka Mtty, fk fld i toei M U C a n r M o n hold * PubAc Hairing on Saptombor a. M C I. al TOO P. U , or aa anon toaraanar aa pcawtr* to eonrldar Km reading ol an AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA PROV1D INO FOR THE VACATING OF A P O R TO N OF THE RIGHT OF WAY FOR 5UN DRIVE; PROVKXNQ FOR CONFUCTB. S EVER AM JTY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE VacaKng to* b a w n g poraon ol S u l Drive: b e g in a t t h e s o u t h e r n m o s t CORNER OF LO T 2. LAKE EMMA PINES. AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK S3. PAGES 8 ANO 10. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA: ANO BE WO A POINT ON THE NORTH RIOHT O F WAY LINE OF SUN DRIVE: THENCE RUN SOTOODS^ ALONG A SOUTHERLY PROJEC­ TION OF THE WESTERLY UNE OF S A D LOT 2. LAKE EMMA PMCS. 37 43 FEET. THENCE N M ’H n r E U J t F EET TO TH E TANOENCY CUSP O F A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY HAVING A RADIUS O F 3800 FEET AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF IT 'S d r . SAID POINT BEING ON TH E NORTH LINE OF D IE DRAINAGE R ETENTIO N TRACT, PLAT O F SUNI1ANK PROPERTY. AS RECOROED M P U T BOOK 38, PAGE ST, OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA; THENCE RUN SOUTHW ESTERLY ALONG TH E ARC OF B A D CURVE ANO S A D NORTHERLY LINE OF TH E DRAINAGE R ETENTIO N TR A CT 7.73 F E ET T O THE POINT OF TANu in c y : Th e n c e S E n iW w 33*0 F E ET T O TH E NORTHERLY LINE OF THE VACATED PORTION O F SUN DRIVE DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1777, PAGE M l . O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLDRKWt TH ENCE RUN along s a id u rirs rw NORTHC7B.V UNE OF TH E VACAT­ ED PORTION O F BUN DRIVE 131 -S3 F E ET TO TH E AFOREMEN­ TIONED NORTH RIGHT OF WAY U N E O F SUN DRIVE. THENCE m t 'e r a n ALONG SAD NORTHERLY R D H T O F WAY UNE O F BUN DRIVE 84.44 F EET T O TH E PO M T OF CURVATURE O F A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEAST­ ERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 1338.04 FEET ANO A CENTRAL ANGLE O F OfSOTH*; TH ENCE RUN NORTHERLY ALONG TH E ARC OF B A D CURVE ANO B A D NORTH RIGHT OF WAV UNE 31.S3 F E E T TO TH E P O W T O F SEOUL M NG. Th* Pubic Hearing aril ba hald In to# fnmnriaatoi Charrtoart.lM W. Florida. D m Putrito la toritad to ■ ■ ■ I ID E M urrri a llnal dactatan la made b» to# CBp Cuniriului'i. • s m Oidtoanca la ip pm ail on RrW Railing. l a C ly Camnuatan wM ho4 a Pubta Hairing on Sagtontow 30,3001. al TOO P. M-. W - ... --- ----------------------- B --------------1 t o ion d Sm Coptas of too OnBnaraa ta kb ara tvaHabw to Sm C*r Ctarift Otto* NOTE: IP A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE B Y ' TH IS COMMISSION W ITH REB PEC T TO ANY MATTER CON BD SREO A T D M MBEDNG OR K A M N O . HE OR BHB W KL NEED A RECORD O F TH E PROCEEDM OB. ANO THAT, FOR EUCH PUR­ POSE. H E OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RECORD O F TH E PROCEEOMOS IB MADE, WHICH RECORD M CLLDES THE TES TM O N V ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH TH E A P P E A L IS TD B E B A S C D . FLORI­ DA STATUTES 236-0105 PERSONS WITH OtSABUTICa NEEDMG ASSISTANCE TO PARD O R A T I M ANY O F THESE PROCEE LUNGS SHOULD C O N TA CT TH E C R Y AD* COORDINATOR AT LEAST 4t HOURS M ADVANCE O F TH E MEET N O AT 4078SS-1434. CTTY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Carol A Foatar, C iy Ctark DATED: AuguM IS, 3001 F ib— I AuguM 33.il. 3001 001S1 M TH S ORCUTT COURT, M AND FOR I t M U N E COUNTY. C A M MOj B1-CAM3-14-W NATTONBCREDTT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION WILLIAM L ARMSTRONG, at al . N O D C E O F BALE PURSUANT T O CHAPTER 48 Nebco a handy p m SmL purauart to an mdar or a Inal (udgaman ol t o n d o a n anand In I m I In Co uly- Florida. Lai 8, D m Bpringa ordtag to to* Ptal toaraof I to P M Book IS. Pagaa 44 and 45. pubic record* ol fiMiawN c a r t f , rtxkU, and aNa Pan B U M : POM A bahg North 4V 38 (XT W M S7.7S toM bom Sm M anadon tattaNortwaatoriylnacri aaMLott and Btoilng U n a . P ori B bang NOW) 4 T 3 T OCT W M N i l * taat x d N o is ia r tr o a r E M o s im bom Sm Manacbon ol DM Nartaootatody too ol ttad Lot S and Staling Lana Uaa I M ponton al M d Lot • wlktfi toa Souto and W M c4 a taw which paaaaa brou?i toa taftowtag daacrtoad Ian polnta dang fMtod aa P o ll C and P o ll D to arib PoH C bang North O ’ » OCT W M 18.S3 I M and Norto 48* 23 oar E M i l l M I n f f l l M w a r e M i ol Sm SoMTiwoan iiy M Ina ol aald L k S and Storing Lana M l D bain; Ttorth 4 r 38 (W W M S I M toM and North 48* I V a r E M -08 I M bom ta* kkaratcBen cl toa B oUWmM m V W B m ol aald Lot S and Staring U na . « pM «e aala. to M N g h M and b M Udder tot catai N toa W M boot door ol toa BanMwIa County Cowtaoua* In Santonl Ftonda al t t « a m on toa 13to dar ol Saptambar. 3001. WITNESS my hand and a M ol aald Ca ul on A u gM 17,3001. MARYANNE MOORE CLERK, CtRCUTT COURT Bp. Maty Bung# At Dapwy Ctark 8 D N E Y E. LEWIS. ESQUIRE 500 Law Etchtnga Buridtag 34 North U i t M S b M jMriwamrito, Ftonda 32302 (804)3568003 PubiMv Augual 33.2S. 3001 cons aAttoal ecals AuguM 24. 2001 NOTICE O r A PUBLIC HEARING TO CO N SDER THE ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANTORO, FLORIOA None# la hantry given toil a Pubic Htanng writ ba n*U In ina Catnrriaaton Room al toa Cry Hal m Ranfnrd Ftonda al 700 o'clock PM on Saptambat 10,2001, to contort*- toa adoption of an onto nanc* by toa Dry ol Barriord. Florida. MM ol atokto M at U m ORDINANCE NO. 3M7 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 3117 OF SAID CITY. S A D ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN. SAID AMENDMENT T O CHANGE TH E ZONING OF 71.06* ACRES OF PH O IER 1Y LYING BETW EEN CELERY AVENUE ANO EAST 30TM STREET ANO BETW EEN SUMMERLIN AVENUE SOUTH AND BRISSON AVENUE. FROM OASIS PD. A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT WITH MIXED' ISES TO CELERY PLANTA­ TION. PD. A PLANNED DEVELOP­ MENT WITH UP TO 301 SINGLE FAMILY LOTS, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy thal ba avalabM al toa offlea of toa Cry Oart lor al partont AS pamaa to mta-ati and smart* tawl have an opponurtty lob* heard al aald haartng. By order el too C4y Commiaatan tk toa Cry ol Santonl, Ftortda. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CO N TA CT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-682S 48 HOURS « ADVANCE O F TH E M E E D N Q A&V1CS t o THE PUBLIC: II a Rat­ ion dacfctoa to appaal a daemon mad* M i raapacl to any nMOar ecnhaartng. ha may naad a vartwtkn record al toa proceeding*. tockxSng raconl la not pnyrtdad by to# C*y of Santonl (F8 3S8010S) Jana! R. Dougherty CMC CVy Ctark Pubitot August 23,3001 D03M M TH E CMCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH j u d i c i a l c a tcu rr Bl ANO FOR BO BNO LB COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO. C14R -M M -TBO -Q ANO OonknfcA John Omtai N O T IC l O F ACTION TO : DomMeh John Sntoh IIIIlia.mat a. 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YOU ARC NOTIFIED toM Mi i • copy M yow wriban dManaau I any, to ■ on jnama of PMMoriar) Horaca Cato Jr. whoa* addreta la SOO WISow Ajtnuc, Sdnfsn). FLA33TT1 on tr baton Mato) B G M 1 . and Ma toa origlnM wtto toa Ctotk M Mia Cowl M ICtork'a addraaa) 301 R Pad At*. SatWord. FL 33771 batora aarvua on PoMtonw or Stmodatofy toanaSat. « you toi to do ao. a OMaul may ba antorr* aganM you tar i s ratal Om i w n n n n s pavnon Copra* of u oowl doewnaraa to Sib oaaa, toctodng ordert. a n tvaSMria M toa Ctotk ol to* Ckors Courts cflto*. You may nutaw Swaa documatoa upon rarawal You muM kaap to* Clark M toa Caort CowTa OMco nosbad of yow cumnl addoai (you may lit Node* M Currant Addraaa. Ftortda FamSy Form 13111). Ftiura papan to SYS lawtul wM b* maaad to to* addraaa on record M P * darks criBca W ARM NORS* 12285, Ftortda FamSy Law Rutat ol Procadura i U r l s s cartui aucmais ssdonre M documents and MotmaSon. FaSwa t o comply can naiAl n aancbona, tockrdtog dtm wttl or Mrbfng oI ptoadnga. DATED: 8245)1 MARYANNE MORSE. C U R K CLERK OF THE CdtCUfT COURT By E BaAay Daputy Clark Pubkth AuguM 33. and Sapumbar 5.12. IS. 3001 M THE ORCUTT CO UN T FOR BE MMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fto No. 31-C36CP M RE: ESTATE OF LORAINE LOIS TtSTLE NOTICE OF ADMMST1UT10N Th* admmwaakon eri to* aMats M L L ecals Lorain* Lot* Tad*, dacaaaad. FI* Number 01-S36CP, H pandbig ki toa Clreui Cowl fat Bamnoto County. Ftortda. Probata Dhtoton, in* addra*a<riwnicM>301 N. PaikAva. Santonl. FL 31771. Thanamaaand addaaaai d to* paraonal rapraaanirva’a anomay are M tom baton ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T AS pai ton* on whom ton nouoa it aarvad who h**a obfacnont toil chtiunga to* vaSdly of to* M . to* OuaMtoason* ol toa paraonal rapraaartathr*. ranua. or lunadcaon of toi* Court art ragdrad to Ma to** obyacbon* wito PM Cowl WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR fMIHTY DAYS AF1ER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS cradton of toa dacadarl and Mhat panon* hairing daimt or on whom a copy eri tow nonet it daw cl to* Km pubkeabon of tow nose* muM is* rm r dam* wsh tow Coon WITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l otoat cradtora ol to* dacadam and partont hurtng dalmt or damandt againti toa dacadanf't court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO F E E D WSJ. BE FOREVER BARRED Th# data of to* Krai pubScaaon of S3* Noaca Is AuguM 33,3001 Puicraf Rcrxcixiiatoe. 1330 Outoavar* Draw Caaaatoarry. FL 32707 lor N O T K E OF ADMINISTRATION Th* admtoWfralton ol to* eWMa of Wayn* SobotU. dacaaud. FA* Number . 0 panrkng n to# O c u r Court tor Sar-moW County. FtarkW. Probata DrvWon, to* addrtta ol which la SamtooW County dark ot Court. Pnbal* Dtrwton. P.0 Bor 8033. Santard. Ftonda 33772 Tha name* and addraaaaa ol to* paraonrapraaanullvaS attomay ar* tai tom below A a INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l panon* en whom ta* none* la aarvad M o have ob|#ction* mat chafang# to* vMUay of to* wl*. toa quakbearmna of to* paraonM rapraaantarira. venue, or )unar*c8on of tow Court a n roqukod to M* toafr atjacSaril a m Court v n i o i THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM At cradrion eri to* dacadard and otoat panon* having claim* or damandt againM dacadanTa aataw on wham a copy of tow nodea ta dal* ol to* i n i putricabon M tola nodea muM H* to** clalma arito Ida Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE M ONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF BERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l otoat endaon of toa dacadard and partont having claim* or demand* againti in* dacadanTt court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS N O TK E . A a CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS N O T SO F 3 Y 0 Yfk I BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* daw of to* i m pubarason of toW Noiea ta AuguM 33, 3001 Paraonal Ftortda Bat No. 138323 Atoan R Cook. Eaqdra P. O. Bat 190635 CasMbany. FL 327160835 . Talaphrua (407)630-4003 Pubaah AuguM 39. and 8*p4ambar 5.3001 D0298 M T H B O R C U IT CO UN T OF THE 1ITH j u d i c i a l c w c u rr, M ANO FOR I COUNTY. FLOMDA GENERAL CASE NO: 00 C A 1838 14 0 CITIBANK. FEDERAL SAVINGS BAML SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORIDA, A FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VS. FRANCIS P. MCCULLOUGH IF LIVING, AND IP DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TR USTEES ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST FRANCIS P. MCCULLOUGH. PENNY L MCCULLOUCH IF LTVMQ. ANO W DEAD, TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TR U STEES ANO A a O TH E R PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOM, UNDER OR AGAINST PENNY L M CCULLOUGH JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION OCFENOANT(S) iw s t e r n a o f N O T R E IS HEREBY GIVEN purluanl M an Orrtat Granting to* Union to R**M Foradoawa Sato dM*d AuguM 23. 2001 antand to C M Caaa N a 00 CA I83S 14 Q of «M O M Oowt ol to* 1STH Judctal C to ri to and tor SEMMOLC Cowry. SANFORD, ftonda. I wB tai to to* F-^Fwit and brat Nddt* tor earn m W EST FRONT DOOR M to* 8EUINOLb County Counhuuat. h it NORTH PARK AVENUE. SAN­ FORD. Ftortda. M 1100 a m on to* 23 day M Baptonbar, 3001 to* taF totto to iM d Summary Final JudgmanL toarib LO T 8. W INDTREE WEST. ACCORDING T O T H E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK *0. PAGES 97 ANO SS. PUB­ LIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. Dalad r w 23 day of AuguM. 2001 (CtRCUTT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctotk ol to* Ckaul Cowl By Mary Stroup* DapWyCtork Pubtah to: THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD IN ACCORDANCE WTTH THE AMERICANS WITH OfSABSJTtES ACT, peraora wftoidIMbWH* naad tog a tpadto aecommodaion Muxrid certacf CO UR T ADMINISTRATION. M to* SEMINOLE County Courtoouaa M 407-806-4227.1-8003568771 (TOO) Of 180D3558770. M i Ftortda Relay Sanrio*. DAVID J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PUUHT1FF to i a UMVERSfTY DRIVE BUTTE 100 PLANTATION. FL 33334 n w im s f w o 00800631CMI| Pibtah AuguM 33. at 8.3001 DMM PUBLIC NOTICE The Ewruncta County Port Autoony ParaormM Commriiaa wM moM on E ip tia H ir 4.1001 M 1200pm . to to* Board Roam of to* AWntatoiiatton Buidtog. Port M Sanford. 1110 Kaatnar Place, Santard. Samtoota County, norld* ruwlaunc* to partebato to to*** ptgoaadinga afxruld contact toa Samibto Coudy Port Autoorty 48 hour* to advance of to* maaong. M (407)122-4738 Panon* art advwad toil I r a y dacida to appoai any dactaton* mad* M tow naaano. iney wM naad r ■» *»■! d r » p o caaekngi, and tot auch purpotti. Fay may naad to toawo a vartwam record of toa procaaeinga mad#. and atridno* upon wtaeh to* appeal It baaad. Sacbon 288 0105 Ftortda Dated M Barriwd. Samtoota County. Ftortda tow 24to day ol AuguM 3001 AD. BanunoW Coway Port Autoorty By Oartd P. Lantar, Jr. Chairman i'udkrfr AuguM 38. 3001 DO203 M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR S O H 4 0 L S COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Pita No. S1874-CP IN RE ESTATE OF WAYNE SOBOTKA L ecals Ronald E. Hatvoy 465 Datrori Tatraca DaOary, Ftonda 33711 lor LAW OFFICES OF MARY F. TR O TTER P A Mary F. Trooar Anomay M taw Ftortda Bar No. 0377300 1800 Pambroo* Dr . SUM 300 Orlando. Ftortda 32810 TMaphon* (407)774 1233 Pubiah AuguM 38. and September 5.3001 00283 M THE CWCUTT COURT O FTH S1STM JUDICIAL a tC U TT. M AN O FO R Wwlnrsday. August 29.20 01 L ecals SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANT) A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST EF1ICA L RATLIFF; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ERICA L RATLIFF. IF ANY; SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, JO H N DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UUXNOV/N TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwtuant to an Order Granting toa Mown to Ratal Foractaaun Bata dated AuguM 20. 3001 antand to C M Caaa No. 00 CA 1843 14 L eri too CbRM Court of to* trTHJuMMM Circuit to and tor SEMINOLE Cowwy. Santard. Ftortda. I wta a*4 to to* httfitM and beta bidder tor cath M AT W EST FRO N T DOOR OF COURTHOUSE eri to* SEMINOLE Cowky Courtoouaa. M l N. Park Avow*. Sanford, FL 33771, , Ftortda, M 1100 a m on to* IS day of Sapwnbar. 3001 to* kritowtag tart Swnmary Final Judgmam. ta­ nk. LOT 8. ROSE COURT ADDITION TO SANFORD, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECOROED H R A T BOOK 3. PAGES 3 ANO 4. AS RECOROED IH TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA: SAID LAND SITU­ ATE. LYING A M ) BEING IN SEMI NOLE COUNTY, FLOFdOA. Dated toll 30 day of AuguM 3001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctark ol to* CkaM Cowt ByMary Stroup* Deputy Clark Pdbiah to: TH E SEMINOLE HER­ ALD IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraana arito d n t w i i naadIrio i tcieiil accernmodaiton aftouid corriacl CO UR T ADMINISTRATION, *1 to* SEMINOLE County Courtoouaa M 407888-4337.18003558771 (TOO) or 18008868770. via Ftonda Relay Samoa. DAVID J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 B. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 800 PLANTATION. FL 3X324 (354)2338000 0088338(38) PiinwhAuguM 38, and Saptambar S.S00I 00260 3 ITH B C 3 TC U R CO U R T o P T H iir m JUDICIAL CMCUIT, >4 ANO FOR I COUNTY, F LO R C A CASS NOi 01 CA 34S16 L 81ANUAHU 1t U t HAL BANK PLAWT1FF VS ROBERT BLACK. JR. IF UVWO. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CR E D ITO R S ,1 TRUSTEES AND A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST ROBERT BLACK. JR.; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F ROBERT BLACK. JR.. IF ANY. SEARS. ROEBUCK ANO COAIRANY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ON BEHALF OF TH E US DEPARTMENT OF HOUSJNQ ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT. ANN B. WIGGINS, IF UVINO. ANO IF □CAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST ANN B WIOGMS: ZEB WEBB IF LTVWa, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES AND A a OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN U TE R E S T BY, THROUGH. UNOER OH AUA24UT ZCB W U J t , CAROL LYNN WEBB IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO A a OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH, UNDER OR AGAWST CAROL LYNN WEBB JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UM W OW N TENANTS VI POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) R E -N o n c s o p NOTia IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uard ta an Order Granting to* Moion to Ratal Forackwwa Bata dalad AuguM 30. 3001 amend In C h i Cat* No 01 CA 348 14-LM toa C*cu* Cowl M to* I8TH JwSotal CaoM to and tor SCM NOLE County. Santard. Ftortda. I wta tai ta toa door M to* oowtoouaa M to* SEMINOLE Coway Cowtuuoo totaled M 301 N Park Atom * In Santard. Ftortda. M i l GO a m on too 18 day c* Saptambar. 3001 to* kdtorto In aald Summary Final Judgmara. to-aW LO T 10. BLOCK 6 LESS NORTH tBOO FEET, ANO LO T It , BLOCKS, LESS SOUTH 28JX FEET. WYHNEWOOO. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 4. PAGES M . S3 AND 34, PUBLIC RECOROS OF M B NOLE COUNTY. FLORKM Oawd tow 30 day M AuguM 2001 (CIRCUIT CO UR T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cttrk M toa Ckou* Cowl By Mary Suoww Deputy CWrk Pubtah In THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WTTH DISABILITIES ACT, panon* alto r in h W n i naad mg o apteral occemmnrtataio ihouU ooraael CO UR T ADMINISTRATION, al to* SEMINOLE County Courtoouaa M *07888-4237. 1800 3558771 (TOO) or 18008668770. VM Ftortda Relay Sarvlc* DAVID J STERN. PJL ATTORNEY FOR PLAPTT1FF (01 6 UMVERSfTY DRIVE SUITE 800 F lA N TA TK M .F l 33324 (86412138000 01860261 AMI) Pub*ah AuguM » . and SapMrrbar 5. 2001 D0281 M THS CtoCUfT COURT OP THE t iT H JUDICIAL ORCUTT, M A N O F O fl IE MMOLE COUNTY. JURISDICTION OfVISION CASE NO.00 CA 1843 14 L IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS ERICA L RATI IFF, IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN C A M NOGS T I M CA 14 9 THE BAM( OF HEW YORK TRUST COMPANY OF FLOfkCA. K K . AS TRUSTEE PLAINTIFF VS DENISE U GARV34. IF LTV»«Q, AND IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, U EN O R S. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAJkWNO AN 3fTERE8T BY. THR O UO H . UNDER OR AGAINST DENISE L. GARVIN; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F DENISE L GARVIN. IF A N Y POX CHASE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; J0484 D a ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS 34 POSSESSION D EFEND AN TS) N O T K C IS HEREBY OWEN p w ■uanf lo an Order Granting 3w Moriton ta RaaM Foractaaun Bata dMM) AuguM 30. 3001 antand ta C M Caaa rax 93 11*8 CA 14 P of toa Ckrari Cowl M*W 18TH JwSotal CkoM M and tor SEM340LE Cowky. W*M From Door M toa Cowtioua* *4 to* SEMINOLE Cowtly Courihout* ta Swtard, Ftonda. at 11:09 £-rr. on PW 11 d*y r i Saptambar. 3001 to* toftonring daacrtwd properly aa aM lotto to LO T IT , FOXCHASE PHASE L ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED 31 PLAT BOOK 32. PAGES 73 AND T3. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEUP NOLE COUNTY. FLOREML Dalad tola t t day M AuguM 2001(C34CWT COURT BEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctark ol to* Cboul Cowl ByMary t f e i p i Oapwy Ctark Pubftab ta: THE 8EM 340U HER­ ALD IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DtSABEJTlES ACT, paraww arito h g is K corkact CO U R T ADM38STRATI0N, al to* 8EM BK XE County Courtoouaa M 407-323-4330.1800•868771 (TOO) 04 18008558770. Ma Ftonda Ratay Samoa DAVID J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLA34RFF •01 B. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 800 PLANTATION, FL 33334 (864)3338000' 38-40703(AMI) PubkehAuguM 18. and 6 2001 THREE ' MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF T H « NOTICE OR R434TV DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TK E ON THEM A l Other cradaora of to* dacadark and partont having clalma of damandt agakiat in* dteadanra tabu* muM M* toaa ctaan* arito tow court W ITH N TIBICE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TKE. A a CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FltEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data M toa kM pubteason of totaNoioata AuguM 38.2001. W ROBERT GOLDMAN. J R PO. Boa 111588 Alarm ** Spring* FL 32715 Anomay lor DONALD W SCARLETT. ESQUIRE DONALD W SCARLETT, P A 1003 E*M Concord StraM Orlando. Ftonda 32603 F 3 N 112821 (407)4228188 Pibtah: AuguM 39. and Saptambar 8.2001 00358 34 THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH M AN O FO R COUNTY, 73* No: 01-446CF 34 RE: ESTATE OF J O Y L RAUSCHER. N O T i a OF A D M N n m U T K M Th* atoikrtabMtan eri to# aataw of JO Y L RAUSCHER. rtarwiitat FM Nwnbar 01-443KP, ta panSng ta toa C ta r i Court tar Banknote Courky Ftortda. Probata DkriMon. toa ****** of wnioi a 381 N. Park Avanua. Sanford, a 32771. Th* *** and ad*M*a* M Ew paraonM rapnaarktakr* and paraonM rapmA a 34TERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T A l peraon* ibon whom tk* nolo* ll M fW d WflO h M ct^KOOOS tWt at t * wm, ot S ii ptnonoi o pitor ^urlKOcion ol 0M Court o n required lo •• 0Mir etjoeto m wtto tori* Cowl WTTH34 THE LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O f TH E F34ST PUBLICATION O F T H H N O T K E OR THIRTY DAY 8 A FTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM, antttom eri tow Q i o m id N on a a a d s w i t r a tto w MIRIAM 8 GOLDMAN, dicaaiid. FM Number 018800P. ta parking ta toa a m Cauri tar Samtaal* Courky. Ftonda. Prsbala OMaton. to* addit** M a m to ta 301 North Park Avanua. Santard. Ftartda 32771. TlwnamaaandadMaaaaaot A a SfTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. Algernon* on whom tow nobae ta aarvad who hay* obwebon* toM ctiaHng* toa inbriry ol toa wta, toa lywtak alyvw of to* panonM npraw r t a i I, raraji, or pntailcaan eri tow Court a n raqwrad ta tt* toa* utaeoaurw wMi tow Cowl W ITH N THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O f A COPY OF THIS N O T K E ON THEM. A> erwaikira of to* dacadam and Arm* ot (8 attatt on whom a copy el rta noaca ta aarvad wWwi tore* month* aflat to* daw M to* Ural putritaaaon of tola roeca rrxwl taa toaa Uaarw aWi tow Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF L ecals 31 RE: ESTATE OF UA1Z1E a MCKENZIE NOTICE OP AD8M3 f TR ATTON MAIZ1E R MCKENZIE. d ic H n d l Fa# Nunbar 01-402 CP. Wp*rv»ng n to* Ckcui Court tor Samtoota Courky. Ftartda. probaw Ohtatan. tos 14^751 of nMeh I r M1 N Park Avanua. Santard. Ftartri* SZ771. Tha name and aadrm of Vw WapraaatkMfva and to* A U 34TERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l peraon* on whom tow note# ta chaftanga toa traiitty of toa Wtt, toa oualrheafion* of tow ParaonM Rapraaartatoir*. r a y * , or | k k d a •on <4 tota Cowl ara ragrirad to tt* took obtadtana wtrii tota Oowt WITH­ IN TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER T I C DATE OF THE FIRST PUW KATIO N OF THM N O T K E OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF S ER VK E OF A COPY OF THIS N O TK E ON THEM A l crarttura of Vw w**— k and other paraom hairing ctafrrw or damandt againM daoadanf■ aataw on whom * copy ot tota none* ta aarvad uritoto tore* morMta M m to* data M toa toM pubicMion of tota r r f i m in r i T i i 'i Hat in ii T i F iIi C ourt WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THM N O TK E OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF BER V K E OF A COPY OF THM N O TK E ON THEM. otoar craettora ot toa daoadtari or Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FIRST PU BO C AIIO N O f TW 9 NO TKE. A a CLAJM5. DEMANDS A M ) OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WXL SC FOREVER BARRED Th* d ^ al to* Irta PitoAcaaon M toM noioa ta AuguM 38.300). PanonM Rapraaaraatora: ROSE DUVERSEAU 144S EaM T O M S**M Brooklyn, Haa YOrk 11338 lor Aribor Jada F. Jo tn o n Ftartda BtaNatTSSSO Law OMco* of Amber Jada F. Jtavwon. P A 1201 8. Ortando Aararyw Tataphon* (407)740-6006 Pubbtoc AuguM 23. wM 1.3001 M T H B O R C U T COURT OF THE D QH TIEM TH M trie wtttota Court WITHIN TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF T H E FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THM N O T K E OR TH3TTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERV K E OF A COPY OF TTriS N O T K E ON THEM. A l etoor m a o n of to* C A M r t a 61-CA-1M614 DtVW CrnSATSL. N A m AS TRUSTEE, KEVIN EUGENE BUSBY ANNETTE SANORA BUSBY. Court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F TTEB N O TK E . A a CLA M S . DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS N O T 8 0 F E E D W8J. BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* data M tow *ral pWritaMtan of toriaNtaksta AuguM 23. K » l . Jan* E. Toeta 808 N Chat* CL Aftamortt Spring*. FL 37714 tat Rtahaid B. Owwn Ftartda Bor *201718 6250 B Hwy. 1783 P .a Boa 140688 CaaatbOny. FL 3371 (407)830-4003 (407)8366538 tak K M * AuguM H , I 8.3001 and IN RE: ESTATE OF DENEVA C. PENLEY, *M> OGNEVA COWART F S t O Y . (SSN (257-8481M). GENEVA C. PENLEY. aMa GENE­ VA COWART PENLEY. ta im ilri. F M Nwtoar 01-734-CP. ta pantong ta t w CbaM Cout tor E wranota County, Florid*. DM0O(V toa r d k w l of which ta Room 402N. 301 Noito Park Aranu*. Ftortda 32771. and too of too p m onil 'l attomay m n I INTERESTED PEI NOTIFIED TH A T poraona upon whom 00a notea ia aarvad wno nara oofacoom toai a guabicaaona of to* tunaracaon M tota Court era - l a took o ts a o io m ------WTTHM TH E LATER O F MONTHS AFTER TH E DATS O F TH E FIRST F U U C A T K N OF TH M N o n a o n th w tty d a y s a f t e r TH E DATE O F S E R V K E OF A COPY OF T H U N O TK C Off THEM. A l aodSon ol tot Court WITHIN TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS N O TK E OR THWTTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF BERV K t OF A COPY O F TH M N O T K E ON THEM A l o tte crwitora of 0 u daoodonl Cowl WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F TH E FIRST FU B U CA TK N OF THM NOTICE. A a CLAM S. DEMANDS A N D OBJECTIONS NOT SO f U S f . U . BE FOREVER BARRED Th# data eri to* ttM putricaoon M tota Nerica M AuguM 33.3001. PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE EKVERLY ANN MLFORO 33 CMmnay Swaap Lana. LAW Rock. AK 72212 GRACE ANNE OLAVK P A Anomay tar ParaonM Repraaerkataw 1140 Tuakawtt* Road. BuM 10t Wktar 6prtnga. FL 327DB Tataphon»d*(ff)M I 1110 B r Orao* Arm* Qtarin, Eag Pjbttav AuguM 33. and Baptanbat 8.3001 M THB CbtCUTT CO UR T FOR (CO UNTY, F M H a 31-401 CP ecals dar tor caah M W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT! O U 3C , SAHTORD. FLORI­ DA al it OGAM, on tow 18to day of Baptonbar. 3001. to* foiowing BMattad proparty a* taf kxto In LO T T l. OF ORANGE GROVE PA RA UNIT I. A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AA RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 27. PAGE 80. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. F IO R O A A K A 86* N. JE R K O DRIVE. CASSELBERRY. FL 32708 WITNESS MY HANO and tw a M of tota Cowl on AuguM 233001 (SEAL) Ctartucrito 04 to* Cfcoul Court ByriUttySboww Dapury Ctark clwvanW AAaaoctoH*. P A P O Bor 25011 Thmpo. Ftonda 33823801* AM R you m o • panon win ■ Maatritay tapartckwM ta i a n irrittrifta no potato you, tar to* provtaaton of certain aaatatanca Ptaaa* contort Court AdmtataliMiun M 301 N. Park Avanua. Santard. Ftartda 33771, tataphom number (407)865-42? 7, wtakn 1 working day* of yow rocogt ot Rita Soar mark; R haartng togtand. (TOO) 18008558771. Pub*MiAuguM SS. *rrd Baptonbar 8,3001 M T H B CMCUTT COURT OF THB D GHTEEHTH JU O IC U L CMCUTT O F THS ■TATE OF FL04BDA, COUNTY CIVB. DIVISION C A M NO. M C A 2145-1*8 NJC MORTGAGE COMPANY, A FLORXIA CORPORATION, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO INOUSTRY MORTGAGE COMPANY. L P , ROY AN0CR90N; JANE DOE ANDERSON THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROY ANDERSON, BRENDA ANDERSON. JOHN DOE ANDERSON. THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND O f BRENDA ANDERSON. ALBERTO L LEON: NYD4A1. LEON. W UV34Q, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAD DCFENOANT(S). W REMARRIED. ANO ¥ DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES GRANTEE I . ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TR U S TIE S . AND A a OTHER PERSONS CLAM M Q THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST TH E NAMED DEFENDANT (S) ; UNIVERSAL TRUST, 84C; WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTVfa. TOGETHER WTTH ANY GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. OR TR USTEES O F BAX) OCFENDAHTtS) ANO A a OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER, OR AGAINST D EFE N D A N TS ) , JOHN DOE. UF84NOWN TENANT, JANE DOE UMOIOWH TENANT, DttondmRt) N O T i a OF BAL8 NMta* ta hwiby Qfvan tota. pw•UMk to a FtaM Bwmwry Judgnwrk of Fdndtaaw* amend ta toa tamraaryted caua*. ta to* CbtMl Cowl of Cowky; Ftartdk I wtt aa* -ar— *-a*-a-■-— a (ri to* SUBJECT REAL N O TK B OF ACTION TO: KEVtof EUOENB BUSBY ■ atom and I dead. •* l m i im ^ n w i G Bfi or agakwl KEVtof EUGENE B< hare any rkyk. ttta or tataraM ta tow property rwraat daaorbad. And TO : ANNETTE BANORA BUSBY a m . and ■ dead, i *M by torouMv under AN N ETTE SANDRA ta have any rtghr. tataraM ta Sta property horata YOU ARE N O T M O Sat Ml aeaon tar Fdradiau* ol Mongaga on to* M THE ORCUTT CO UR T FOR I COUNTY, 34 T H B O R C U T COURT 34AN0 FOR I8 M 3 K X J COUNTY. It 34 RE: ESTATE OF MIRIAM 8 GOLDMAN, L ecals Page 31) L O T 7, FOXMORE EAST, TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED tot PLAT BOOK *4. PAGE* 8 ,8 A W T . PUBU C RECORDS OF BEMtotOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Mkta 731 LO T B. BLOCK D. OAKLAND ESTATES. 1ST SECTION. ACCOROtNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGES 1 i ANO 2 a OF TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ArtUA (1 8 U A R S H A a STREET. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FLORIOA 33701. bkktof. lor caah. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SCMMOLE COUN­ T Y COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. ruUrbOA. Ficrkaa. M I U iO A M , M to* 20 day of SaptanbM, >001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF ORCUTT COURT BY Mary 4 OtaxriyCta j a O S r n M Oarkta C. Conautgn FL1B7DB. to iMk* a w gy of yow I any, t o i on A m 84. Crui-Alva/*x, Anomay tat PWtnMI. who** add*** ta BUM 300. 1(70 Madrug* Avanua. Coral Gab!**. Florida 3)148 aktota tokiy (30) day* M m too SrM putritaMtan ot tota NMta* ta toa and m too ortpwl wfto too Ctark M tota Cowl Mtoar k o t o aamoo on n w M l attomay t r knrwdttbtoy ■Wtodk a dtttarii wtt ba antand agalra tar toa rolM dm un did ta to* wnNCSBmy hand and to* *ata eri tota Cowl tota day ot AUG 33 3001, 3001. (SEAL) MaryomE Mora* Aa Ctark MtaaOajrt By Jana E Jeabtac Aa Deputy dark •Poraorw wttitdtaMiMywhDnaad pal* h EttM Pnawli^M nriS^oanWM anar-- --r t a ^ u M M M i t a County Cowtooua*. 301 tL Park Annuo. SUM M341, Florid* 13771, M ta*M prior to to* Twaphnw (407)52)-4)30 M L 4337; 1800-8888771 (TD D ) or 18006888770 (V) via Ftortda Relay FibftatiAugrM » . and Baptonbar 1.3001 THECTRCUrr COURT OF THS EIGHTEENTH n m trv i o n c u rr M A N O FO R SEM M O LI COUNTY. CTRL ACTION C A M NO- 87-1141 CA BA28TER9 TR U ST COMPANY OF CA U FO R M A N A , AS TRUSTEE CS J L ld JL i LWTTTOAQE TRUST 1SSS-I. VINCENT LFA IA N O , MM. N o n a of FORBCLf N O T K E » HERESY GIVEN pw an Order flaactwdUtag I AuguM 20. at* NO STta Cat* 1141 C A M ta* Caoril Court of to* EIGHTEENTH JudoM CkoUl ta and tor SEMINOLE Cowky, ftonda wlwota BANKERS TR U ST COMPA­ NY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS TR U STEE O F VENDEE MOATGAGE TRUST 1888-1. tt to* Ptatattl an) VtotCCNT L PAIANO. ORANGE GROVE PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION CIO HECTOR RIVERA R A ar* to* DMandarkt, I «| Mi M t)Mt bit}- Tampa FL 338061041 ABomoyo tar Ptatattl PubiMi: AuguM 29, and 8.2001 D0382 •4 THE ORCUTT COURT OF THB DCtafTEENTH M A N O FO R S fttb im ■ COUNTY. STATE OF FLO R K A NtaST-CA-lllS-14 OMaton W NATIONSCREDfT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO KATKX4SCRE0IT MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF F LO R K A P W JP FRANCOIS ArtUA PH8JPPE s FRANCOIS; ( T A L . Datandanm ; H O TK S OF ACTION TO : UNKNOWN BPOUBE OF PM8JP FRANCOIB ArtUA PHBJPPE B. FRANCOIS 101 Francea Clrata, Aftamonto Spring*. Ftortda 32701 Cw nrk naktano* to UNKNOWN YOU ARC NOTIFIED toM m i acbon ) taroMoa* a mortgage on to* kritawtog pmparty ta Banknata Cowky. L O T I >1 AND I t . BLOCK 10. BANLANOO. TH E SUBURB BEAUTI­ FUL SANFORD SECTION. ACCORDING TO TH E MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 3. PAGES 65 n THROUGH SS. PUBUC RECOROS OF SEM M O LI COUNTY. FLO R K A Iw* boon Had agtanta you and you at* rogbod H aanrt a copy of yow • h i dotanoa*. ■ any to I on Moik b . bra**Mnm. Eagan. PwrkJTt Mtanwy, whoa* adboo* ta 1247 Souto M) i8* Aaanua. Ctaarwatar. FL 33TSB « m trirty day* kom to* SrM * el pubScobon al tota nose*, and tt* toa ongmta arito to* Ctark M trie Court Mtoar batora aarvta* on WITNESS my hand and to* aata eri tota Court on AUG 3 2051.3001 (BEAU CLERK OF T > « COURT SYJLtaiKtag DrpWyCta* HATCRE871 P k t a i A g a i 2*. w ■ 001 DG251 �P a g e 411 L T he S eminole H u a ih Wednesday. August 29. 2001 L eg als Raquaat few Didft/Prt>poMl« Bid t 2001-03 Sanford Moating Authority The Sanford Mousmg Authority (SHA), of Sanford, FL Is aoicfflng twJ« from Electrical Contractors hennaed to do business « «ie stale of Florida. Tha telected firm w i be responsible lo/addressing any msfor •factncal prebiam that cannot be addressed by (SMA s)mjuntenanc« staff. The hrrWcontractor shall be on cal 24tl and trial remain at the Me untl the problem has been corrected This m i indude any electrical prob­ lems at any of lha (iff?) units owned by the Mousing Authority as eel as the offices, and malntonance shop. healed twls «ne be receded on September 7. 2001 at 1000 EOT and trial be put*Oy opened and read allowed at the SHA Each bid •rial be tubrntited In a plain envetope and msrVed fl*j Number t?C01* 03, alongi urtth lha contractors name without this Information tndudod on the cover of the bid package may be rayaciau * p f t m OT1W P 1C* w ba hato at 9m Routing Autertry on AtOUM 31. » 0 t . AT 1000 A M AT THE AUTHORITY B*1 D im Dll* Saptombaf 7, 3001 Pi* B d Cordarenc* AuguM 31, 3001 totonm Etacuare Dreckx Pubikh Augud 3«. 39.3001 00319 SANFORD MOU9INQ AUTHORTTY (RFP82X1-03) Material! A m i l f m r l Th* Houtnfl Aulhorty ol 9 m City ol Sanford (SHA) ti accepting PropoMM lion property kcanted and , , w ’^ f, I" i (0 pHtOflT Compute Lead, M b* stot end Artontc ErekxHton end flaytorti kx ••eh ol «• t , (6) homing develop mart* To b* u m « d ere rapre kantatrre umpire d buddng m m or*. dwelling Intanore. recreation equpmeni. *nd giarefe Sampang mamodcHogiaa. umpfcng lach figure end lattaig protocols that 0* coniMlml w*n applcaM* lactord and Hal* ragdahon* and podiSnsi Papon to Indud* percentage con­ tent, flak aurewnanl an) reoommandauon* tut abaiamant control Proposals trwir quakfwd Ikm* wd b* IccaplK) *1 SHA, 94 Cast)* drawer Court. Sardon). FL 33771, mo/ 500 pm. CDT, on September 77, toot flaaponwi muct Em pre pa'art in accordance M9i ma vittrucOona In 9<a RFP, a d r y at which may ba obtaawd al 9m 5HA *1 9m above addrau Rasponui racanad afrar 9<a doamg data and Kona w* noi b* Ouattont or raquaus kx addsional nformdcn anoukl b* ckradad to Juan Pattarean. Inianm CiscuBvs Director *1 (407)323 3150 Pubkah August 33. 39. 3001 00305__________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE U T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANOFON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOftlOA CTVTL DIVISION CASE NO.: 05CA-1KT-74W W UC MORTGAGE CORPORATION KJmbarty A m Horn. E T AL NOTICE OF ro M C L O B U R E BA U I NOTICE IS HEREBY OrVLN per auant to a Trial Judgment ol ForatDoaur* detect August I S 3001 and antarad to Casa No00-CA1M 7 -14W. ol 9M CtresM Court ol 9m U T H Judoal Crrcurt to and lor Samlnola Comty. Florida wherein Wire Mortgaga Corporation la rtantjfl m d UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KIMBERLY ANN HORNK1USERLY ANN HORN UNKNOWN PER­ SON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY; _____ AN UNKNOWN PERSON 91 POSSES­ SION OF THE SUBJECT PROPER T r ara datondardt. I » « sal to th* r t y w rTO r* !' nw«w w r*sn n 9m WEST FRONT DOOR ol toa Sdmawto County Courthouu. In SANFORD, FVakM. al it BO AMCENTRAL am on 9m I t day d Saptambar. 3001, 9M fallowing daaerbad proparty aa sal kxto to •aid Fmal JudgmanL to-s* BEGIN B 94 CHAINS EAST OF NORTHWEST CORNER RUN SOUTH 1011 CHAINS. WEST 2 47 CHAINS. NORTH 1018 CHAINS, EAST 3 47 CHAINS. SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP 30 SOUTH. RANGE 33 EAST. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE. COUNTY. FLORIDA. DATED ton 17 day ol Auguat. 3001 Mary Am* Mon* A l Clark ol said Coin By Mary Sim p* As Daputy Clark Submitted by. LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL C. WATSON. P A Artomevs for PiamKfl 1600 NW 40TH STREET. SUITE 120 Fort Laudardda.FL 3330* Tatoptona (954)4530305 FacamAa (954)7710053 01-01437 PutM AuguM Z3.39.300t D0203__________________________ M TH E C X C U IT COURT OF THE 11TH JUOSC1AL ORCtKT. M AtsoroTs SEIMNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO - 01-CA-1330 14 W FIRSTAR BANK MUNAUKEE. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDER OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES Vtt. IN C , NEW CENTURY ASSET BACKED FLOATING RATE CERTIFICATES SERIES 1999NC3 TanyWaa Champagne. E T AL N o nce Of FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant to a Fatal JuOgmeni d Foralooasa* Hated August IS. 3001 and araaaad to Caaa No 0 1-CA -1230 14 W. oI h d u a l Goal ul vm II T H Judicial O c u .i to and tor Samnda County. Honda wherein Fntai Ban* MAaaukaa. N A . Aa Trusts* For Hi* RagMtorad Hddar O l Salomon Brortiaii Mortgaga SacunUal Vi. In c, Naa Cantury A n a l Baciad Floating Rata CartJticatai Sanaa 1999 I4c3 n Platoun and TANYSH1A C h a m PAONE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TANYSHIA CHAMPAGNE WILDWOOO HOMES. INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN AN T (S ) IN POSSESSION OF THE S U B JEC T PROPERTY ait dafamfenM. I w* aaB to It* i-gf«R and (Mat Mddar La cam a) at* X I N PaikAranu*. Wad Fiord Ouord 9M Samald* Coudy Cora9wuta n Sadonl Ftonda, al 1l.OOam c n a . 15 day M SapMntoai 3001. r * M rumng Oee&tud propan, at tai kx9r in add Fatal Adamant io- m i n r 1 CLUSTER TT w a DWOOP, A PLANNED UNIT OCVELOPUl NT a c o o m S k! T o r n hat THER EO F AS RECOROED IN H A T BOOK IB. AT PAOE(S) 7. B, 9 AND 10 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE. COUNTY. FLORIDA aV a 739 SUMMERLANO DRIVE. WINTER SPRINGS, FL 33708 DATED 9ua 17 day d August, 3001. Mery Anna Morse As Derti of sekl Court fly Mery Stroups As Deputy Clerii In Accordance With The Americens With disebimei Act, Persons With Dtsebiiies Needing • specie! Accommodations to Psriidpete m This Proceeding Should Contact Court Admmtstrsnon at 201 N, Park Avenue, Ssnlord. Ftorkde 32771, Telephone Number (407*323-4330, Nut Lets* Then Seven (7) Days Prior to The Proceeding, 11 Hearing Impaired (TDD) 1400 955-6771. or Voice (V) 1-600 955-6770. via Honda Relay Services CubrnfRed ty, LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL C WATSON. P A. Altomaya tor Plantit 1SOONW4STH STREET, SUITE 120 Fort Laudardala. FL 33309 Tdaphons (954)4530365 Facaanta; (954)771-8052 01-03138 Pubkafi Augual 33, 79. 3001 00302 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE HO: 01 CA 1133 14 WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC FAUA NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC, PLAINTIFF VS MONSERRATE ROORIQUEZ-flUIZ. AS TRUSTEE OF A TR UST AGREEMENT DATEO OCTOBER 35. 1999 KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBER 599. E T A L , DEFENDANT(SI NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: MONSERRATE ROORKJUE3r u iz . o o r c a i nooniGUEZ a n d a A RIVERA *tx»e ratodsnet It 8 hdar»Vw y ba deed. tt» unknown So may ba apouaaa. itc g n a a i L eg als l,anon totaraal try. Hwough, taidar or agatoal lha Oatandada. atio ara nor known to ba daad or abra. and *■ parti** having <* darning to hav* any rtght Ml* or totarad to Hi* proparty daaertbad to 9>a mortgaga batog YOU ARE HEREBY NOT1FIE0 toat an acaon to toradoa* a mortgaga on LOT 3S, CHASE GROVES UNIT S. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN THE PLAT BOOK 44. RAGES 39-31, OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH A PARCEL OF LAND BEINQ A PORTION OF TR A C T ■WIORAINAGE AREA ANO OPEN SPACE) CHASE GROVES UNIT 8. MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FROM THE POINT OF BEGIN­ NING BEINO TH E NORTHEAST CORNER OF LO T 3d. CHASE GROVES UNIT 8. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORO­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 44 AT PAGES 29 THROUGH 31. O F THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FlO fiO A . THENCE SOUTH 47 DEGREES S3 MINUTES II SEC­ ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 8141 FEET THENCE NORTH 41 DEGREES 45 MINUTES 08 SEC­ ONDS W EST A DISTANCE OF 14 08 F F F T THENCE NORTH 48 DEGREES 43 MINUTES 08 B E G ONOS W EST A DISTANCE OF 47 45 FEET TO THE P09FT OF BEGINNING ha* baan Mad agatoal you and you am raquaad to larva a copy dyou r wrtltan ddanttt. 8 any. on OAVB) J STERN. ESQ PlatodTa adomay, whoaa adttat* ■ BUI 8 Urw atany Dm* 8500. rwaaaon, a 33334 (no War Sian X day* bom 9m data oI 9m Brat pupacatton d 88a none* d acton) and 81s to* ongnai w8h 8m daik d 98* court tabor balor* tarn lea on PlatoMTt aMonwy or Irnmadatetf SMiaaltor otMraM* a deteuM wia ba anlarad aganal you tor Vm iatd demanded In 9m oomplatol or a i wam.var. * -l— .1kw awirt peTnton rm eui nereiiri WITNESS my hand and 9m aaal d 9ua Court al SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. 9m day d AUG 18 3001. 3001 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BYRutiKtog DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. BTERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 600 PLANTATION. EL 33334 01-7I139<NCL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, parson* «r*i tragi ■ fUfrm contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al th* SEMINOLE County Coatiout* al 407-866-4227, I POO9558771 (TOO) or I -BOO955-8770. via Ftonda Ratty Same* THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO (3) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HERALD Pubkafi Auguat 22.39.2001 DO201 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I 8TH JUDICIAL CtRCUT, IN ANO FOR BEUMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL J u m o c n o N d iv is io n CASE NO: M C A 1438 M B CREDIT BASEO ASSET SERVICING ANO SECURITIZATION, LLC PLAINTIFF vs PATRICIA MCKINNON. If UVING, AND If LEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES ASSIGNEES. UENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST PATRICIA MCKINNON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PATRICIA MCKINNON. IF ANY. THERESA TEEMER. IF UV1NQ. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TR U S T! ES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THERESA TEEMER. ARIETIOU3 C TEEMER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS H POSSESSION DEFENOANT(B) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (W - L eg als •uad to a Sttoimary Ftoal Judgman) d Foradoaur* datad Augual 18. 2001 anlarad to Cm# Caaa No 99 CA 1438 14 B d 9m Cucdl Court d Th* I STM JiaAad CeoM to and kv SEMINOLE County. Sanlord. Donna. I M l 1*4 lo 9m laghaal and Lad U U * r tot c ilh at Yfttl Pod door *1 th* SEMINOLE County Cartw ua* toe*tad al X I N Park At* to Sadonl. Florida, al 1100 A M on 9m IS day d Saptambar. 3001 9m Idtowtog drienbad praparty aa tat torth to aaid Stxnmary Final LOT 100. PALM POINT. AS PER PLAT IN PLAT BOOK 50. PAGES 89 THROUGH 71. INCLUSIVE, PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DaladSv* 17 day d AuguM. 3001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark d lha Circuit Court By Mary Sooup* Daputy CI*A PutMth m Th* Samnda Harmld THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF eot S. Udvaraty DrW* Suta 500 Puntalwn. FL 13124 (9541233*000 99 420451HAMC) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABJUTIES ACT, paraonawtodtaMtwa naatkng a ipacral aooommodabon ahouk) contact COURT ADMIN­ ISTRATION. at th* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* al 407-33343X. 1 *00-955-8771 (TOO) or 1800 955-8770. via Ftorld* Rday Pitotah Auguat 33.29. 3001 DO300 M T H f CIRCUIT COURT FOR SCM HOLE COUNTY. FLO H W A CTVtl DIVISION C A S IN O . 01-CA-1202-14-W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC / MIN NO 1000157-0000113874-3. va. LILLIE MAE DAVIS. AND REGINA R OAVIS aVa REGINA R JACKSON and ARTHUR L JACKSON. HER HUSBAND, UNKNOWN TENANT NO. t; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2; UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO 3. UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO 4; UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO ». UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO 8: and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAOJINa IN TER ESTS BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AQAPOT A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVMO OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. NO R CC O PBA Ll PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 48 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to an Orttar Or Summary Fan! Judgmad d toradoaur* datad Auguat IS. 1001 and anlarad to Caaa No 01-CA-1303-IAW d 9m Cbortt Court d 9m ElgMaadh JudcM CbcuS In and lor Stmtodt Couay, Ftonda. wharato Mortgaga DsOiedc RagtobaHon SyMama, Inc. I MINNo. 1000157-0000113874-3 I* plamMT aril LILLIE MAE DAVIS, AND REGINA fl DAVIS NW l REGI­ NA R JACKSON and ARTHUR L JACKSON. HER HUSBAND. TEN AN T NO 1; TENANT NO 2; TEN AN T NO 3a TENANT NO. 4; TEN AN T NO. f t. UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 8; and A a UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM940 INTERESTS BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENOANT TO THIS ACTION, OR HAVMO OR CLAJMMO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR WTERE8 T IN TH E PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, art Odandadi, I *48 •el lo the highest and beet bkfcler for cadi d 9m Wad Frod Door d 8m Bamtods Coudy C o u t n a a . X I Norti Part Avanua, Bardord. Florida 33771 d Sammoto Courdy. Ftorld*. *1 I L X a m on 9m 20 day oI Saptambar. 3001, 9m totowtog ata) Oruti or fVMI J u Jj t u i A D r t LO T 8. ROSE LAND PARK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE 81. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA 8 you a d a parson wdi a idaah d y who ntada any amnmmnrtodm to ordsr to pad r ipala to 88a pmoasdtog. you ara anMMd. d no cod to you. to 9 m prwltlon d curtain atalalane* Plata* codad 9m Court et 401-866-4MO udhto Mo (3) atorktog dayt d your 1*0*98 d 988 Nottor, 8 you aro hotting or eetee toipdrad. cal Ftonda Ratty Samos (800) 965 8770 Daisd al Sanlord. Florida, on Augual 17.300t. MARYANNE MORSE Aa dark. Drcua Court By Daborah Canard Aa Daputy Clark SMITH 8 HIATT. P A Altomaya tor PlatouS 3881 Ead Oakland Parti Bodsvard. Suta 303 Fort Laudardd*. FL 33308 Pubtah August 32.39.7001 00198 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TH 8 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtftCUfT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA a w ACTION CASS NO .: 01-CA-1563 DIVISION 14-L MIOLANO MORTGAGE. L eg als vrrman dalanaa* w<9vn X day* abar th# brat publication. H any. on E Chavarria AAiaociit**. PA, PtavsHTa anomay. whoa* addrata to 9119 Corporatt Lata Drtv*. 3rd Etoor, Tampa, Florida 33834, and It* lha ongtoal w«h 98t Court aahar (a h a aarvicM on PlatodTa anomay or tovn*ckala*r u Mraahar; dhanato* a dataut ad b* antarad agatoal you lor lha r*ad damandad in 9w Oomplatol or pettbon WITNESS my hand and 9m tad d 98a Court on 9aa day d AUG 16 3001,3001 (SEAL) Maryam* Moraa Clark d 9m Court ByRu9lKtog Aa Daputy Clark Echavama AAaaocUlaa. PA. P O Boa 25018 Tampa. Ftonda 33632 5018 F01006037 ••Sa* AmartawM w*h Draatranaa Act B you art a paraon w«h adaabdy to paitkapai# « 98* procaadng. you art emitted al no coal to you, tor 9m provuaion d eartato ataiatanc*. Ptaaaa contact Cocal Admtoutiwlion 11 301 N Park Avanua. Sankxd. Ftortda 33771. tatoptwn* numtrar (407)665-4337, amhto 2 working dayt d you r*c*98 d 98a dooumant 8 haartng topaaad. (TOO) 1*00 955 8771 PitohP Augual 33. 39. 3001 DO 197 CtTY OF LAKE MARY, F lO b C A N O TIC t O f PUBLIC HEAPING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 9m Cty Commaaion d 9m C8y d Lak* Mary. Ftortda. t u l aakl Commaaion w8l hold a Public Haartng on •aptomtm 8 ,8001, d 700 P M . or aa toon thartahar at pot atrta. to Lbnudar Aral 10*2.13 ot an AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. PROVID940 FOR THE VACATING OF A PORTION OF TH E SUN BANK PLAT; PROVIDING FOR CONF U C T 8 . SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE Vacaang 8m toiowtog porbori d 9m plat: PORTION OF DRAINAGE RETEF4* TION TRACT. PLAT O F GUNBANK PROPERTY. TO BE VACATED LEGAL DESCRIPTION TH A T PORTION OF TH E DRAINAGE RETENTION TRACT. PLAT OF BUNBANK PROPERTY, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X . PAGE 57. O f TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO U N­ TY. FLORIDA, LYING NORTH O F TH E EXISTING RIGHT OF WAY U N E O F LAKE MARY BO ULE­ VARD. AS ESTABLISHED BY THE SEMINOLE C O U N TY RIGHT OF WAY PROJECT NUMBER P964H21 ANO EAST O F A U N E LYING X 00 FEET EAST OF ANO PARALLEL WITH TH E EAST LINE OF THE W EST 114 OF THE SOUTHW EST IN OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTIO N 7, TOWNSHIP 30 SOUTH. RANGE X EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. Th* Pubac Haartng wd be hat) to 9m Gemmation CTurrtiwa.100 W. Mary Si ■ Th# Pubic la torttod to Ftortda. may b* comnuad horn 9nu to 8m* ur*8 a Itod dadtton la mad* by 9u C ty Commaaion 8 8m Orttnanca it 149aiwad on F M Rtadtog. 9m City Comnaadon a public Haartog on S*ptorrfe*r20,3001l.atTD O P.M -.or 1. to NOTICE OP BALE 1973 CHEVROLET 1Y68H3WI687B2 • 305 DODGE 1B36X4606FN220064 1988 DOOOE 1B3BA44K4GO331308 1X 7 DOOOE 1S3BQ38PSJW 13*407 1987 OLDSMOBILE IC3AJ51R2HD415844 1968PONTIAC 1G7NE1463JC7X894 18*9 O U N M O B U 1G3WS4COL4339341 1889 NISSAN JN1QB2380KU53S378 754 LAKE MONROE RD (C IS) LAKE MONROE. FL 33747 9712701 900 AM PubkWi Augual X . M . 9001 00117 U W TID BTAT1S OISTRKrr COURT II100LE OOBTRICT OP FLORIOA Caaa No. •05cv-148-Ort-18KRS N O TIC t OP ACTION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA RANOAM. OWEN LAST KNOWN ADORESS 904 8pm g VBBay Rd AHamod* Sprv^a, FL 33714 CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN ANY AND A a UNKNOWN PAR TIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER. ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED M OM OUAL C/trfNOAW T(0 V.HO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE OEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER 8AIO UNKNOWN PAR T|fS MAY CLAM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEMS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE MOTIFIE0 t u t an action to toractota a mortgaga on 9m to*lowing proparty to SEMMOLECoctoty: Ftonda: UNIT 48. E3CONOIOO. A COF4DOMJNJUM. SECTION V. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF C O N ­ DOMINIUM THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1298. PAGE 988. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. TLORIDA. TO GETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST 94 THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT THERETO ha* baan Had agatod you and you ara ratydad to aand a oopy d you I •ought DON R MORELAND UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA Pubtoh Augual 15,33,79, 3001 00131 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Cat* No. 01-DR-I318-06A-K to 9m n attar or 9m adoption d MAAE MICHELLE MOCMUU NOTICE OF ACTION TO wetem Rodrtguai. Btofi FatMr d 9w Chad to b* Adoptod You haraby are noabad tiat a pan Cun tar adopter, oi ycur mtoor Udd born on March 21. IM I.w aa bU d to 98a court on July 16. 3001. Ybu are reqdrad to aarva a copy d your wr«t*n dalanati, 8 any. on 8m patUon« '• anomay. whoa* nam* and addrata h Aatrtd IMton. Eaq, 777 Oatorw D M ). Suta 836. DaAona. FL 32725. and 8U an orlgtod wth 9m dark d 98a court on or balor* 811073001 OtMrwMa. a >adgm*re may X areared agatoal you tar 9m reivai oermenoea n me p*uuu i A U G U ST!, 3001. MARYANNE MORSE Clark d 9m Court By Nancy R. Yrtntor Daputy ONrk (C om Sad) Pubdah Auguat A I S 33. » . 3001 D 0 106* LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF FLORIDA CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS 6 TRAINING COMMISSION. CRYSTAL A JACKSON, Caaa* 19887 NOTICE OF ACTION TO CRYSTAL A JACKSON YOU ARE NOTIFIED Dial an M nw eiriiiye u o npe in m i Been Had agatod you aaaktog to remka your Conacbond CarttocaU to aajutdwie* w*h Sacbon 9431395. F .S , and any nil** promulgatod You are reqdrad to aarva a wrtun copy d yo*8 totaidlo requtal a luarIng puniare to Sacson 130.57, FS upon Rod Caswdi. PROGRAM DIRECTOR. Crtmind JuaBc* Prdaaatonaiam Program. Florida Dtparenanl d Law EntaroamanL P. O Boa 14*9, TMahaaaa*. Ftortda 32303-I4M. on « bdor* Saplantrer 31.3001. FaAx* to do ao adi raauS to * -*u*a ba rq * a * i»l agatod you to Ravoka aaid Careacdton purauani to Steam 120 60. F S . and Rd* 11527, F A C Daud Jd y 31,3001 CHIEF PATRICK M KELLY CHAIRMAN ■ CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS ANO TRAINING COMBr. -a- Tarry Bakar. Ohrtann Putban Augual A 1A X . X . 3001 D 0 104 T H E C M C U T COURT OP TH E DOHTEENTH M ANO FOR I COUNTY, CIVB. ACTION CASS NO. 00-1183 CA DTVT8ION 14-G GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION, 8 HARRY F H8.T0N. J R NOTICE OP FORFETTURt Mono* la haraby dvan t u l on Apr9 18. 2001. to 9m cat* d llnaad Suuaa v Marry F. HMon. Jr . Crto8nd No 00-cr-148-Ort-18KRS. 9m Ltotad Suita Cktlrk) Court lor 8m Mod* D um d d FtortJa anlarad a Prakmaiary Ordar tor 9m krrtaaura d 06,907 S4 Th* unaad BUM* haraby g n a none* d la totonaon to dagoaa d *491 8m provtotona d 16 U S .C . | 883. any pareon having or claiming a lagd nghL 90* or toured to any d «M a paaaon wan 8m Clark d 8m Un**d Giala* Oaartcl Court, Ortamto DMtun. 300 Fadard Bdkkng. X North, llvjhey Avanua, Ortando Florida 12801 warm tuny (30) day* d 9m bnd putAcauon d nooc* d 9 m 1 ^ ------- -------------*1 of The peuuon •f >afl be by N pataanar undar panaty d paryury auanl d 8m paBLorMf-* d&*. *»a. or aaared in 9 m tortaaad proparty. I m U na u d crrcumatancaa d 9m patt o * G acqutaaion d 8m ugh. B9*. or 8aared JAM ES W IUIAM PROKOSCH AAUA JAMES W. PROKOSCH M d. DaUndanRa) NOTICE IS HEREBY OATEN p a auanl to an Ordar n i t chaduUn Foradotura Gda daud Augual 10. 3001 and trdarad to Caaa NO. 0011S3 CA d 8m CtroJt Court d 9m EIGHTEENTH Ju d d d C 9 o d to and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftortda wharato GMAC MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. N th* PlatotKI end JAMES WILLIAM PROKOSCH A7K7AJAMES W. PROKOSCH TEN ­ ANT 61 F4K/A TA I LAMOUREUA SU NTRU ST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA. N-A. F/K/A SIIN BANK. N A ; TENANT 81 N4UA TIM LAM0UREU3 are 9M DaUndanu. I * d **8 to 9m highaal and bad bktoar tor cadi at W EST FRONT DOOR O F TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY CO U R T­ HOUSE. SANTORO, FLORIOA al 11:00AM. on lha 13 day d Sapiambar, 3001, 9m tojanbig dtaiiEud preparty aa ad torth In •aid Find Judgmant LO T 46. RICHFIELD ACC0R094Q T O TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE X O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA A7K/A 797 Rich Dr. OvUdo, FL 33796 YrtTHESS MY H A W and 9 u ta d d P M Court m Augual 13J001. (BEAL) CUrti ol M Cktdt Court ByMary Strap* PA P.O. Baa 28018 Tampa. Ftortda 33832-6018 F00008X1 ~8*a Americana a d i 6 you are a parem *4ti a wiki naada acuunmcdabcn to cidtr to paredpda to 98a prooaadtog. you are anUdad at no cod to yott tor » u provMaion d eartato a>am anoa. PUaaa contact C a u l Admtoumaon d X I N. Park Avarua. Santoid. Florida 33771. talaphma numbar (407)886-4337. wtthto 3 working day* d you* recatpl d 9 U doormare. 6 hating Impaired. (TOO) 1800 8 M 8771, Pubdah Auguat X . 79. 3001 00196 M T H t C B IC U T COURT, tatl JUOIC1AL CIRCUIT, MANDPOR 8CM940L8 COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE OCVttlON 94 RE Th* EaU U d ALDA JANE ROSS. D tcuaiM NOTICE OF A D tX W TR AnO N Tha AdmnUbaam d 9m Eataia d ALDA JANE ROSS, danaaaart. F it Nur8ur OOPR-889CP. U pandtog to lha CtrcuN Court tor SomnoU Coudy. Florida. Probau Dtutaton. 9m addreatoa d 9 m pareond reprelaava l aOjmay are ad torti batow. A l nureaud paraona are reqdrad to bu wan ire court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE: (1) Ml daima aganal 9 m aaUU. end. (3) any Obiacbon by an MaraaUd Par am to idiom tat noboa M il ma**d t u l chaaanga* 9M valKMy <8 9 u d E 8m quaMcaiiona d 9m pareond reuiatwattoa, vaoj*. or fmadeton d to* 001x1 A a CLAIMS A W OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Puttcauxi d 9m None* hat bagm m Auguat X , 2001. Pareond Rapreaantavva L egals eg als Robart E Roaa 3431 Hampton Avanua A lu m Park. PA 15101-3810 Anomay lor J. Wiliam Mature, II 3901 Curry Fort R d , 8U312-A Orlando. IX 32*06 (407)696-6100 FLOAT! NO : 1 U 7 M Pubtah Aug.nl 77. X . 3901 00195 94 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC EIGHTEENTH IN AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION C A U NU : 01-aUr-CP IN RE: THE ESTATE OF MARY ATKINSON. N O TIC t O f ADMMKTRATION Tha adntoUbaeon d 9a aaUU d MARY ATKINSON. tUcaatad. Fla Nixrtar 01-889CP te pandlng to 8m Cacut Coat tor BamtooU Coudy. Florida. Probata DhUton. 9m d which * Foal Otbca C, Sanlord. Ftonda 37773. T h a n a m a a a n d tik k iiiiid tia c o - A a INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T A8 paraana an whom 9 U ndloa to chaianga t u vaiday d 8m wd. 9m d 9m pareond ftpre- •al 10 9m highaal and bad Nddar tor caah. al wad Ironl door d 9ia SomnoU Coudy Courlhoure to toa City d Sanlord. Ftortda al 1 1 X o'clock A M . on Tuaaday. t u 11 day d SapUmbor, 3X 1. 9M knowing aaid Summary T r-.al Judgman* d ForecY-r--•* tnckwig Award d Attomeya' Faa* and Coal*, to w9 I d 21 d T1MOERWOOO. accord tog to t u PU1 tiarad. aa recorded In Plat Boo* 7d. at Paga 88. M 9m Pubic Record) d BamtooU County Florida DATED 98132 day d AuguM. 3001 MaryArm* Moraa. CUrk By: Mary Stroup* Daputy CUrk DENISE U ROSENTHAL. ESOUinE ADORNO 6 ZEDER. PA 3X1 Sodh Bayahore Dnv* Suta 19X Mum. Ftortda X I X (305)8555555 9 you are a pareon wtoi a daabory who naada any aocnmmodaban In order to pemerpata in 8V4 procaadtog. you are w88Ud. al no ooat lo you, lo 9 u prartakxi d eartato art* tanco. Put** eorriad Court Adnrtatrahon al X I North Park Avanua, Sun* N X 1 , Sanlord. Florida 33771 (407)3334X7, wafrln (3) working dayt d your recatpl d t u none*. 6 you are haartog or vorca Impairerl. cal MaX)-956-877l Pubtah Augual X . and S*c*wnb*t 8.2 X 1 D0348 drou* Court 98a Court are required lo 19a tart obfacnoru wbh taa Court WTTHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR TH IRTY DAY8 AFTER THE o a t e o f s rrr,"C E o r a c o ®y o r THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l c-aXora d th* daucZad and other paraona having daimt or on whom a copy d 9 n node# la data d t u Orel pubicdion d 98a node* mud B* tu b daima wth 98a Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF TIES NOTICE ON THEM A l dhar cradtori d 8m dacodud and paraona having daima or demand* agatoal 9m dacodanEa •atau mual Ha 9m 8 cUXtm wth 9 « court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THW NOTICE. IUX CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NO T 8 0 FEED WHJ. BE FOREVER BARREO. Tha data d 9m krai pubicapon oi SDi NoBoa U AuguM X . 3001 RACHEL CHRISTENSEN JOHN A. BALDWIN. ESOUIRE Ftortda Bar No : 114179 7100 South U S HbpMrey 17-93 Fam Pad. Ftortda 337X TaUphona: 407/834-1434 Anomay lor Paraonal Rapraaadalrva PdAah August 20, a< 5.2001 DO260 M T H E C M C U T COURT O f THS18TH ju o d A L a n c u r M A W FOR ■COUNTY, No. 91-CA-1377-14 K Copla* d *m Omnanca to k d are aaAabla to 9m Cay OartEa 08to*. NOTE: Xf A PERSON DECCIE8 TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CO N ­ SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARWO, HE OR SHE W ia NEED A RECORD OF TH E PROCEED­ INGS. A W THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR S IC MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RECORD OP TH E PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORO INCLUDES THE TTSTTHONv AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH TH E APPEAL (S TO BE BASED FLORI­ OA STATUTES 3S8 OIOS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OP THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT TH E CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS M ADVANCE OF T I C MEETING AT 407-5851434. C R Y OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Card A Fottor, Cay Clark DATED: Augual 16.3001 Pubdah Augual 23. 7*. 3001 00180 RANOAM. OWEN, d a i TO: L eg als e o u c r e d i t c o r p o r a t io n o f AMERICA. CARL C.OANSEREAU and___ DANSE READ, unknown apouaa d CARL C DANSE RE AU, I marrMd. WINTER PARK HOSPITAL, ADVENTIST HEALTH 6Y6TEM7SUNBELT, INC. a Ftortda COOE ENFORCEMENT BOARD. CTTY O F CASSELBERRY. JOHN DOC and JANE DOE. Daiarutonta. NOTICE OP ACTION T O CARL G OANSEREAD. 481 Ftortda 3J70T. YOU ARE NOTIFIED. 8w! an action to toractota a mortgaga on 8 u tab towing proparty to Samnda County. LM 3. to Stock C. d CARRIAGE H U . • UNIT NO. 4, aooordng to tM Plat tharad. at recorded to Plat Book IS. M Pag* 58 and 69. d 9 m Pubic RaoortU ol Samnda Coudy. Ftortda. hat baan Itod agatnu you and you are raqured to aanre a copy d you wrtun da»>na«i. 8 any. to 8 on ADORNO A ZEDER. PJL. PtotodTa aBorrwya. whoa* irtdrua la 3X1 Soudi Bayahore Orkre, 8u*a 1900, M um . Ftortda X133. and «U 9m ortgiruy *th 9m CUrk c4 9 U Coul •aomaya or JrnnaMMdy tMredUr, otMrwUa, a dataiN wd ba anurad •gdnd you tor 9m read damandad to 9m Complakd Daud on t u day ol AUG 21 3001, 2X1. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK cure d 9m Court ByRutiKJng Daputy Cure 6 you are a pareon wan a Maablt y who need* any a n ........ to ordar to partdpaM to 98a proeaadtog. you are arwlUd, *1 no uuat to you, to f w ptovlaien d cwtato ***Ulanoo PUaaa contact Court ArbntoMWaboi M X I North Park Avanua. Suita N X 1 . Sardon). Ftonda 33771 (407)3354X7. warun (2) workng dayt d you recaqd d tea noioa; I you are haartng or veto* vnparad. cal H 900) 955-4771 Adorno AZadu. P A 3X 1 Souti Bayahore Dmre Bud* 1600 Mum. Ftortda X I X TaUphona (305)8555555 T t U t u 65* 4777 PubkahAugud X . and Baptombar 8 .2 X 1 00349 M TH S O R C U IT COUNT OP THE U T H M A W FOB A EM M O iE CCU»(rv. FLORIOA JU R n X C TIO N MVW ON Caaa No. OI-CA 903-140 EO UCR EtN T CORPORATION OF AMERICA. Tha Caaa 101-CA-1340-15K Prtca Rat Ranalatanca LP Inudoiai Jwaa*ira. toe DeferuJarl NOTICE OF B H IR IF TS BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 8id by vlrtua d that eartato wm d ExacuWon laauad 018 d and undar 9 m aaal d 9 u O c u .i Court d Samnda County. Ftortda. Caaa I 01-CA-1J40 I5 K Upon a find )udgmard rendarad to t u atoreaak) couil on 8M 99i (My d May A O . 3X 1 to 9<al cartaxi caaa anMtod Tha Pika Ra8 Ranalaaanoa Parti Mrehlp. LP,« PlaxiBb(t). v i. Loudwxi JawaUra. Inc.. OaUndandi) which atoretald wre d Eaacubon m a da8»ai»d to ma aa SharM d Bamaid* Coudy. Ftortda and I hav* Uvtad 14100 al 81* ngni, une ena imemi Of n oetenda d(i) to 9m totowtog datcitu d proparty, aaid proparly batog located to Samlnda County, Ftonda. more pertfcufcarfy rieecribed u foffoert' Itacalanaoua |awaky todudtog but not breiad to itogL waichaa. earrmgt, bracalat* A enn-pida tovantory kal la avalabta lor Wawtog al tM Samnda County Shamra Office. Court Bdvtcaa. I X Buah Bind , and 9m undaraignad aa Shanfl d Samxure County Fiorala, w8l ai 11 X A M on 9m I d day d Oct A D 3X1 dtor tor ada and aai to toa tkghad btodw. FOR CASH IN H A W A W SUBJECT TO ANY A W A a EXISTING (JENS, d 9M From (Wad)Door. al 9m itapa, 01 9m Oamtoota Courdy Courthoua* to Bardord. - ■■Thai ta i) aaia * bang mada to a*|. lafy lha larm# d tua Wm d Donald F. Edtogar, Shardl SamnoU County. Ftortda NOTICE REGARDING THE AMER C A N S WITH D4SABAJTES A C T OF 188a PERSONS WITH A OSASOJTY NEED!NO SPECIAL ACCOMUOOADONS TO PARTICIPATE M TH E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TA CT TH E ENFORCEABLE W W TS SECTION O F THE C M L DIVISION A T TH E SHERIFFS O F FC E . I X BUSH BLVD. SAN­ FORD. FLOflCA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO TH E PROCEED­ INGS (407)8858640 T T D (407)888-3323 W8h Sda Hdd O n : Oct 1.2X1 Pub8ah AuguM X , and Sapiandrar 8.1 3.18 .3X 1 D034T NOT*Cf O f PUBLIC PALP PUBLIC NOTICE M haraby ghan VML on 9 m dau and d 9m 6ma 8ded baiow. and conurung hom Day to day ia*t *8 gooda are aoU. m wm eel al Pubto Auction, to 8m NtfMd bkktar. tor caah. M 8m Warehoure d STORAGE USA tocatod al MS Souti Samoran BNd. W nu r Park. FL 33792. 9m Comm a d toSmrtog ata eg* unt* oontudng household trekdr budnau gooda. tor raid and octet charge* tar aduch a Ian on •am* It dalmad. to are DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 18. 8X1 TIME OF SALE: 1 2 X P U Lamud Odtoy *195,80* TV. organ; Unde MudtA 1263 H a m twig*. Aaron Uanpkto 1 X 4 black todhw book*. Marin Parry 83M, lumaure. Ruben OaJaaua 4338. lumaure. brwaa. aaaroaa aquipman*. John 01 Janrdtoc Oredty 8 373. houadoto 6 X 1 . pareond lama; David Praaton 83S21. houaahold kama. Juan Armando STrana F A X , houaahokf •amt. dareo cabtoaL Cory Ham* top. M a c i r n Aucaonaar STCGAGE PROTEC­ TION AUCTION SERVICES LICENSE 893 A ISO K dreeing dapoa* wm ba ooiaoiad L> u t i l uniT(i) purchared and rahmdad ■h*R a* 9m ooraantad 9m ix8t(4l hava baan ramored born 9 m todtoy TTm abov* node* It to ba pubtdMd once a waafe tor two oonaacukva ■aat i. Sdd tala to ba undar and by w ire ol 9m 8tduaa ol 9m SUia ol Ftonda. to auch caaa* made and proPubtahAuguM X . and September 8.3 X 1 00348 94 TH E p w c u rr CO UR T FOR 8CMB40LE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVIMON L egals FIN No. 01 878 CP IN RE ESTATE OF ROSALIE NOTI DU AN KEITH NOTICE OF ADbltM THATKIN (On* PR) Tha adnaniatrallon oi 9m atlda oi ROSALIE NOROMAN KEITH, dacaatad. Faa Fkxrbar 01-878 CP. t» panrtng n 9M Caere C o a l Lx Samlnola County. Ftonda. Probe'" Orviuon. 9m i d d t r l ol which n PO. Drawn C. Probala DapartoMni Sardon). Ftortda 32772 Tha name and addreaa d 9w Pareond Rtprttamattv* and m* Parecxid Rxpraaamanva'a atom. , ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Aa paraurw on whom rj* ncbca la tarred who hava objacbona ira! chaltonga 8m vatitay c4 9M Wd. tt» qutlihcauona oT 9 m Paraonal Rapraaanlath a, retire, or Juritth ton o( 98a Court are reqread to It* 9m x obreebona with 98a Coal WTTH­ IN TH E 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 credHon ol the dacadard and other paraona having daima or demand* agatoal dacadnrrTi attain on whom a copy ol 98* none* u dal* ol 9m brat pubteanon ol 98a Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLIC A TTOTI OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l o9mt cradtore d 9m dacadant and peraont having daima or d4.nA.ntU atUrat thi <toc«d*rry •v.aia mutt Na tMir ddrra wrti ore Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTEn THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W1U b e Fo r e v e r b a r r e d Tha data ol 9 m bm Pubbcabcn oi 98a noted la Auguat X , 2X1 LOUISE M. HEAPS 4 U Oto M int (Vred Oanare. Ftortda 33733 Adomay tor Pareond Rapreaaraabre Mary Elan Catty Ftonda Bar No 903588 R A W . CAUVEL 8 CEELV. P A 333 Ead Rich Avanua DtLand. Ftortda 33734 TaMphnna (388)734-3131 Facaxnda (388)738 5908 Pi to*Wi Auguat X . and Saptanbar 8 ,3 X 1 DQ341 N O TIC t OP AUCTION TNa auction wN ba hdd on Baptombar IT , 3001 d BOO AM at 333 Audi Are . Oviedo. FL. PraapacDre biddare may toapacl 9 m wtKtoa on 8m day baton 9 m Auckon bom SAM 18*8 6PM Tamil era cadi or carbftad fund* only Oviedo Towing rareevre 9 m nghl to •ocapl or rahMa any and a* bn*. Tha totowing reridre are adarad torbkto: HOMEMADE TRAAER 1995 JEEP CHEROKEE l J4 FTXS6SL59431B 1877 OLDS 3XB8R7EI74434 1879 DOOOE EH4309A23744S Putreh AuguM X . 2X1 D 0 166_____________________, , : N O TIC t O f fx rrm o u t nam e Nooca * hereby gxren 9id wear* engagad In budnata al I M £ FIRST S T 8ANFOR0, Samnola County. Ftorld* undar 9m Ftdbore Name oi C IL E R Y CTTY CR E­ ATIONS and t* t w* intend lo regtator add name w8h 9m Ohrldon ol CorporeborM. Tabahu are. riortja. ■I accoroaoca wnn ina pryvwioni w 9m Ftotbout Name Suiutai. toWYSacdon tea 09. Ftortda Siatoiaa 1X 1. ROBERT HUNTER LYN HUNTER Pib8ah.AugrelX.2uO I DOT*? N O TIC t OF FICTITIOUS NAMS None* It haraby giran 9ul I am •ngagad to budnaaa d 8711 DEER PATH BANFORO. FL 33771. Samnoia County, Ftortda undar rw FtoUtoua Name d NATURAL AO SOLUTIONS and 9id I totond to rag *1w add nama wdi 9m Ontoton d Corporation), T l l t l u i M Flcvcla. to accordance wth 8M pnmkxM d 9m FIC9U0U* Nama Stdulai toW8 S*c8on 865 X , ftortda Slahava 1X 1. NATURE GROW. INC THOMAS C. STONE. Prat Putddl: Augud 29.3X1 00243 NOTKB OF PUBLIC BALE ALTAMONTt TOWING INC UNCLAMfO VEWCtf AUCTION 117 MARKER ST . ALTAMONTE tPRbiGS. FL BALEBEOINSAT 10 00 AU SOLO AS B . NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE. SELL­ ER RESERVES 11C RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL 6rt» PURSUANT 4)1 TO FS T i l 78 8525 2M1 1968 HONDA 1HQCA563UAI 102*3 1 X IO C V Y lASOaWBTEOMM 1CX CLICK IG4AL84N4L84647W 19M CADE LAC 1Q8CL»78inueOX*8 itx v w WVWR8lia3KWg»17tl 1*92 FORD IZVCT2X7PS1IB238 1X8 FORD 1FABP318XGT20641) IX O FORD XAPP38X3LB1733M 1tM FORD 1FALP62UtTA140470 PuMMi AuguM » . K O I DUMB Auguat 24 3X1 N o n e t OF A PUBLIC HCAJUNQ TO C O H tn C fl THC ADOPTION OF AN ORONANCC BY THC CTTY OF SANFORD, FLOFOOA H a JU tl hereby 3/m i 9r*» a P U 8U T'aa-ing r B ha hek) to 91* Cermrerton Room d 9m Cty H M L 3 X North Pdk Avanua. to 9m Cty ol Sudan) Ftortda d 7. X o'docb PM. on Baptombar 10. 2X1 to conddar 9m actopaon d an ordnance by 9m OR/ d Bardord. Ftortda, daaerttod aa taSow* NOTICE OF TO ANNEX X 0 7 t ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN U S 17/93 AND NARCISSUS AVENUE ANO BETWEEN POWER ROAD EXTENDED NORTHERLY A W R A W YARD ROAD EXTENDED NORTHERLY. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW (COPY OF MAP TO BE 9ISERTED) A comptoto daacnpbon and a copy d 9M ordnance aha* X tvauabto d 9m oMoa d toa Cay Clack far at pareon* daatong to aaamn* 9 m tarn* A l parttot to reared and cbtren* aha! hare x epporturaty to X heard d tdd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ptaware to a Stannary Final Judgman) d Foradoaure I J v J n g Award d Aoomayi1 Fata and Coat* daud Jtxu X . 2 X 1 . anured to Cu m N o . 01-CA 5C3-14G d t u C r e d Court d 9m IIT H Jd tc u l C n m to and tor Samtoou County. Ftonda wharato LOO (CREDIT CORPORATION OF AMERICA M 9m PlaxM* and FRANK J. BAKER and K. MICHELLE b a k e r , ha wda. JOHN DOC and JANE DOE Ware OaUndaraa. I wB By order ol 9m C9y Commaaion ol 9m C8y of Sanlord. Ftortda PERSONS WITH OtSABJUTILS NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE 94 ANY OF THESE PHOCEED94GS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 5 8 X 48 MOUnS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE P M U C 9 a paraon daadaa to appad t dadacxi mada w*i reaped to any masar conaidared M 9m abore matang or haartog. h* may need a vwbatan recordol*M procaadrigt. todudng p m totamony and avF danca. which record m not provided by 9m Cay ol Sardon) (FS 286 0106) ja n d H Dougharty CMC CayCtork Pubtah Augud X . are) 8ap4andMr 6. 2X1 D03W FRANK J. BAKER and K MICHELLE BAKER, t u *8*. et ai. �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Wednesday. August 29. 2001 PflgC 5B L L ecals ecals Node# of AppIteoHoo lot' T i i iDtod NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, tu t ftUTH COLMAR . 9teho*toroMh* I I — H o m e H ealth C are CERTIFICATE NO: 150 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1M4 PARCEL IDI: 31-19 31-5260000O ttt Description d Property. LEG LOT IS CEDARHtLL PB 29 PG 18 Nernea In trtach eaaeaiad. JUOtTH QASOAJ A l d aaid property being In toe County d Semmoie, Stale d Flortda Untoaa auch c*n*e*l#(x) ahel to redaamad ecconknq to law. toa prop­ erty te rrrtoed In auch oartftcatda) wft to add to toa highaat batter at the neat Irani door. Semmoie County Courthouae, Santord. Florida, on Monday. September 10. 2001, al HOOam. Paymars d Bala toa. applcatae documentary atamp uue* end reoordng lee* are required to to paid by toe puoceeeU batter al to* aala. Ftrt payment d an amtxrr aquat to to* Ndtett Nd M due wtokn 24 houre attar to* artrerkaed 9m* d auto. A l paymant* ahal to caah or guaranteed Inalrument. mad* payed * to the Ctork d to* Ocu* Court Dated on 7/27/2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA byOERALOME HARFORD Deputy Clark Pubixti Auguat I.1S. 22.29.2001 D3M1* lor * lu deed to to •wnen. Tto certificate nurru writ) and y**r(a) el iM uanoa, toe m c itownn el toe property. a>«i toe tamat*) In trttlch ■ m e ateeeeed */*rt as toaowr c i n n n c A T i n o -, *t i YEAH OF ISSUANCE: ISM PANCEL B l 34-19 » 509CMO- 0000 DMcnpeon el Property LEG DUC3 2 ♦ 3 (LESS PART IN PHILLIPS lUVENH A PARK SECTIONS OP IO C H ARDOR) RAVENNA PARK PB 4 PO 77 rw m ii ipi wrwen i i m i w u tKsJC‘ MAKER CONSTRUCTION INC AS of said property being In toe Ceunry of SenenoN, Stole of FTortde Utttoa* such certBcateQ) dial to redeemed accordtog to law. lie prop­ erty ttoaerttod In audi eertiHeele(t) wB to add to toa Ngtoel tMdar at toe wed Irani deer, Barninde County Courtoouea. Santord, Flortda. on 10. 2001, at II Payment d Sale lee. epp*ceWe documentary Hemp uaaa and laa w l g Met are tequtod to to paid by toe successful batter at toe aeto. Pul payment d an amount rr~j“ to *•* Nyt-ekl bid I* du* w3Ai 24 heun after toa adraitoad lane d aala. A l payment* M l to caah or guaranteed Inetmmant, made payetfe to the Ctorh d toe Clnxrt Court, Dated on 7/27/2001. UARYANME MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SCMtNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Pubksh: Auguat 8.15, 22.22. 2001 D0029* tor Tax Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that RUTH COLM AR, toa holder d toe to*owtng certificated) haa Had aakt certhceted) tor a toa dead to to laauad iiaraorv Tto carttocato raxnbaRa) and yeerta) d leauance. to* toecrtfXion d toe property, end toe named) *1 eAScfi I tree aaeeaaed C E R TV IC A TI NO; M l YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IS M PARCEL ID* 31-1*32600-00000100 D ticrtpdun d Property LEO SEC 31 TWP 193 ROE 32E BEO 472 9 F T W 1 629 FT N OF BE COR OOVT LO T I RUN N 120 F T N 93 DEG 9 MM 30 SEC E 140.03 F T S T DEG 42 MM E 120 F T S 94 DEG 7 MM 60 OEC W 100.71 F T TO BEG BEING LO T 10 UNRECORDED SURVEY OF O O VT L O T I Name* *i whch aeeeeead MACK GREEN A l d aeld property being in toe C o rn y d Bematde. Stale d Ftonda. Urtoaa audi certhcawfa) dial to redaamad aocoaang to ton. toa prop­ erty daactf iad to audi c*nincated) wH to add to to* Nj^iaat tokter nt to* weal bod door. Seminote Coway Courthoue*. Santord. Ftortda, on Monday, September 10 , 2001. a* ter Tax Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod I LINDA ZLATKISS. JERROO JTWROS ZLATKISS . toe holder d aeld certbcete< a) tor a toa deed to to laauad toanen. Tto Heritorate lu n toRe) and yaaRa) d laauence, toa daacrlplion d toa property, and toa nama(a) In ktofcft ■ we* YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IM 4 PARCEL » * : 31-1951-6260000ccx Daacrtoldi d Property LEG LO T 2 CEDARHAL PS 22 PO 10 in .......................it. Juorm OABBAI A l d aeld pnpdiy being In toe 0<u*y of Semtoote.Steto el Florid*. Urfaaa audi teitoteato(a) ahal to fattened *oooftfln0 to toe* toe pro^ Power Wheal Chair* *1 ml* or no c o a t P ie*** Cafl 1-877-883-6492 Car* lor the elderly to tour during adtod hour* Prrrti Lake Mery,Sanlord area RN. mother of 4 Raf m a ttA * 407 322eeot. Snow* deuwxtofatothrttoan lady**! rata to cat* lor your loved one* In your horn*. 407-324-8447. 21— Perso n a ls tnatrumanl. i toe Ctork d toe CttoR I 7/2/ttuul. t| E MORSE t OF TH E CIRCUIT COURT ■CO UN TY FLORIDA : MARFORO Deputy NOTICE OF F ic rm o o s n a m e ii-u t— a -a - - j - — »- -. I - - rfOnOC ■ ntriOy yrVWi VIM I M angaged to hatoaaa at M 7 Wad BUM Road 434, Longatood. Ftortda 32760, Semmoie County. Florid* under the Flctetoua Nam* M Caiiiegi Cteanata and that t tolaml to mgtetor aeld name tdto to* d Corporator!*, IS.1S.22. 29.2001 tor Tto Deed I IS HERESY GIVEN, tod ZLATKISS. JERROO I ZLATKISS. toe holder d Ke) he* toad t(a) b r a lax deed to to . The certrftcete numI yeerta) d leauance. toe i d toe property, end toe I ranch ■ wee mto to* pan'itotona d to* Fbtttoua Nam* Statute*. to-W« Section M S 09. Ftortda Biatotaa 1991. EKTAIAVM Enterprtoa*. too AA90LANKI Putodt Auguat 29.2001 00044 407-322-8844 F/T msulwtoal aucmtly peracn tor minufacturlng company to Lnngwood. norvemoktog. Cal (40?) 830-7332 FLOORING INSTALLERS Hardwood and Lamlnals Flooring Apprenbc** needed snmedtalely lor ettabbahed, expanding, company Graal advancement opportitody C s lJ l d t it 407-3216332 tat. A itt. k*x« leva vato ttm rt Kmeeand paaebeck jtxxidtheck No Blind Dateilll (T 1-900-329-9310 Ext 7S34 m tft id n u to , H— 2 be 19yr» Serv-U 119945-9434 3 3 — W tiG ir r M a n a g em en t 29 paopte to to** 10-29 to*, pertno. an nalural Dr. recommanded. decreata appetlbYicraata energy 5 5 — B u s in e s s O r r o R T U N r iib s Amaxtog career change or a d tto n d toenme to your own home baaed buahm* Free H a tnaton. BOO e n -7 8 i9 IN VESTIGATE B EFO R E Y O U M V E 8 TI Ateray* a good po9cy, eapectety tor buxine aa opportunity* and bandit*** C a l Florida Dept of A<rtou9ur* 8 Conatxner Servtca* d 800-435*7352 or F TC + tE L P lor be* H o m t o i Or teat oix VWb aba al www IK govblzop Ftortda tow raqubea adton d cartdn btsrwss opporturtUcs lo regtiiter Ftortda Depf- o) Agrtcutlur* 8 Conaumer SatvKM befor* aaftng C d l to verity lawful regtebatton betoieyoubuy. 5 7 — O p p o r t u n it ie s forte CL088R 8KMMAKLEARN T O BUY AND SELL (407)330-&241 Women's Financial Support Group cxeabng a batter fnancral tutor* 407-320-9962 Paymed d Sato to*. appHaM* documentary atamp tax** and raoordng tea* are reqtered to to paid by toa aucce add bldter d toe •ate. R 4 paymad d an amoixk arpid to to* Mgtoto tad I* du* <a*Nn 24 hour* artier to* art antaad tailed payment! ahal to caah or payed* to toa Ctort d to* Cacut Court. Dated on 707/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E C IR C U T COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by GERALDINE WARFOflO Deputy Ctork Pubiah: Augud M S , 22.29.2001 000323 EXPERIENCED AUTO BODY PAINTER BODY TECHNICIAN Must haveown tool*A aipertenc* to heavy CoMon Apply toperson 2601 Country Club Fid. Santord 12— Elderly C a re 11-OOam > ■ to add to toa N(piad btttor al •eat trad door, Samlnda County antord, Flortda, on irtor 10. 2001. at 1100am Payment d Bala toa, apperada Aery atamp t a m and lata are required to to e aucoeeaki totter d toe peymead d an amoud I toa hrgfwal bid la due attorn I after toe artvertaed tone d 7 1 — H elp W ant eu 5 9 — F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s 8500 MaatorCard. H o tte r* Check 100% Approved 1 -800277-71U Attention Headers!! irt Hegel lor compentee doing buetnet* by phone toptomto* you a Men and aak yog to pay lor 8 before they deliver. For more information, cal toftrae 1-877-F TC 1CLP ( A (xiec aanact meaeaga toxn The Semmoie Herald and Pi* Fatteral Trad* Comrruaaion) 61— M o n ey t o Len d upc 71— H elp W a n ted Acoea* toComputer? Eton 830-IBOHr. PT1FT w AUTO AUCTION DRIVERS!I New Stetord auction Defy pad Dry A nidfdTft*. 407-2606108 NO FEE y raoo triictot nDOiijWKW opdifatot dot lendacepmg company Mud be afate to find grade DL required Vacation. Holiday and Panilon bsnefil*. 407- d a i i i i m : : C mH F R E E ! l u n r f i f t T A L J f M V E E T K U T E BEFO RE Y O U M V E 8 TI AJway*agoodpokey axpactePytor opporlunltiat and Cal Ftortda Dept d AgrtcukurelA ConatxnarSarvtca*at 800-43573 7352 or FTC-HELP lor keaHormdton. Or tM oixWd) dto atwwwIK.gowtXicp. Ftondalawreqtfte*adtond oartom hulirwasopporlunMMIdteQMsftfi Ftortda Dept, ol Agricutturs A Conaumer Sendee* before aettng Cal to vartty lawful regtababon tettara y g j but__________________ LA BO R ER S N EEDED FOR UNDERGROUND U TK JTY C O N TR ACTO R HCAUH MEURAMCa AND 4*1 K FLAM Drug tea warkatoaa. ApdyaciM IM terPrtm . Aaawmea1*0 * 1 aaT-*a»aoooMamlenanca/Cuttodial Expd to ctoantog carpet*, waning Soon A g o n m m v a n n a i ™ ™ , nJi ptw . F b d BepBd Oweetwetor 407-8623893 __________________ NEEDED 17 PEOPLE TO LOSE 10400 LBS.. R ESU LTS G U A R A N TEED - CALL PATRICIA (407)3491284 NURSERY HELP WANTED IY T H n . can be arranged-Sanion)/Sorrento’ Area (407)323-0276 or leave a Onto* h*6>: Ctortcal. part or M Im*. Computer Marat*. Apply to parson 138 Commerce Way. Sanford. 407322-0207_______________________ P / T C O O K needed lor day car* to 8ar9onL Uonttoy -Friday Ovn-lpm C a » (407)322-8645______________ P/T deal worker for toed manulackxat. Come by 3 11 Georgia Av*. Longwood, FL tor an and aab tor Cart. 2 *1 O JK SUPRMARKET EmplrnTnent Opp. now taking «ppl. for Doll Assoc. Exc. Oppty and groat benefit!, at Lk. Mary, WILL TRAIN $7 HRI 407-321 -9693 Fun Piece To Work! ACR YSEA L TEC H S S12/HR W E T R A IN AIR PO R T SCR EENER S WMh Secuniy OFtoara D lean**. No *q> i*qd Paid Iraavng Competstve wag**, undonra prowled Ftoxbte schedule C a l Oitando Santord Axport at 407-5854772. After N u t . I. DFW P C rrd il Card B illing i-s n o ^ r n n w iim : la nk r i m * aaa u r i n an U r r l 'l t e K tea C H U R C H SALE SATURDAY SEPT. 1, 2001 Christ United Methodist Church 408 Tucker Drive Sanford • Washer Clothes • Dryer Furniture • Stove Nic Naks Lots More HOT DOGS HAMBURGERS CHICKEN DINNERS Donations J E ____ Welcome Call Ray 407^687^6410 I r si ARsnbonll Work From Home! PT $1,000-85.000 F T Ado Mai Order For hea Into. 1 88928CM237 A U TO MFCMANIC EXPERIENCE REQUIRED, GOOD WAGES 8 BENEFITS (407)323-3778 CHUR CH NURSERY A TTE N D A N T Headed tot Lake Mary chtxch. work 4 hr* every Sixiday morrwig A $7 50tv Must b* o d*p*nd*tA*,anddtoaH IByi* dd. C*J Daitxra lor totervtew 407-3332385 Concrete Flnlaharai S ye an •xpenehce. own tool* A bansportabon Knowtodg* d SOO C a l Rickto Rodrtguai, 321-229 A47I Delivery Oliver (Warehouse Good Dri.vig Record Drug Free Apdy 136 Commerea Way. Santord 407-322-9207 DRIVER TR A M E E S No ex|te'ietc* needed! uPUt a n d new carsar tbMng f a B g Riga Etreianf pay - pto* baneftto a* an ral truck drtvar with N O COL? Training b now a toyour areal CALL NOW! 800-435-5593 Driver W A N T T O EARN 14k-42k p/YEART? Immediate Opersngs For 250 Slutted Driver* To Earn Top Pay A Banditti No C o d Tutbon It Qua1 14-16 Day CO L Training CALL TODAY I-677-63TRA1N lor E ip preached teacher* needed n al ctaiamom*. F T 8 PT avafabte Pay b a u d on axp 8 * Ca l Joyce at 407-321 7635 W ORK FROM HOME U P T O $25 •75/ HR P T.FT Traking- Mai Order 1-888-248 57)7 W W W W E -fl-BLE SSE D COM 93— R o o m s Fo r R en t 2 story Victorian home, historic district, Ipte, balcony, house prM rgn.$tOO M . COOdepoaL M I 2775 (bpr). 3298277 ^EkU TitNTAlir Large F)oom-Prival* Entrance, Uatties. CeLri*. leurclry, IC G Y iY 2nd Room ISOW V (40^8891101 CoobTPrap Cook Exp helpful, but wH train Ehop/Boueanlr ~ Wftbato C a l 407-321-6001 lor RN to provtda aducabonal Sendee* lor xtfanteloddtera with d ta N iiM i CALL (407)322-8222 or FAX (407)852X101 99— A U p a r tm en ts ■ n f u r n is h e d 1 BR Oarage Apt to Quiet Neighborhood $400toionto utM**. Secuay dapoai mqubad. (407)3220181____________________________ Lak a Mary/3anlord: 2/2, Pool, No Pat*. Court Apte, 407-3391300 M A R IN E R 'S V IL L A G E LAKE ADA 1 BORM, tSTMUO 7B0R M .*U M *0 m e u p 407-3X98870 O N E M ONTH FREE) (Ltotoad Tima Oflar) 2 Badroortto bom $539 3 B**oom* $634 W* p a y« cj^pwodAbki p#op4t wftfi • good atbtud* and to* d e a n lo produce quality work. W* would kka to lah to you about lha lokowmg )ob opening* •Landscape Matotonance Foramen • Detef Person • Crew Member* Foramat and ddaf peracn n u t have vakd Ftonda drtvar* beans* Prater tamate lor data* peraon with an ay* OdlktUAi! <i*l 'K ttf 407-321-0759 3 bedroom cottage , newly renovated, water Included In oounbv, bul dO M to town. $aO&Tno • $850 H CU ty 407-321-0407 or (oew 407-4198834___________________ 3 Becboom/ll/2 Bate. Dsn, Extra Room on Large Comer Lot $750 Dap/8750 Rani C a l (407)321-4484 4BR 1 1/2 BA. ceramic Me thruout. laundry room, CHA. aaaan pslto. tl? 5 .(mo t dep Sac 8 watooma, 407-7394288._________ DOYLE'S RENTALS Santord Historic Dtobtcf 1/1 Apt W/W60 Hook U p . End Patio. Gas Foie, Hifttwood Floofi, lOfl ce*ngs I52S5CXJ 2/1 1/2 2 Story Condo w/ Hm. Maw Part. I.CHA Buniand Estate* 3/1 wfCarport. Storage Rm. Lg Yd, Haal/Air $875650 D O YLE REALTY, INC. (407) 322-249$ W E R E N T ft S ELL HOMES Lak* Mary/Sanlord 1/2/2, new oiramic nit, c*rpt4, ptlnt. r wrsHtnl condition. Rant lo own OK. $87SA3*ooua Investor* Realty. 407774-6815. R E N T S '!-1.5722 Baywood Circte. Suntand Ext*tea. Sanlord $800 month. 1st, tod. security raqd M M , OfI IMHO, could b* used ** homa/dHc* combination $750750 407-321 8757. ramodeiad 1BR/1BA.$S0Gknon8L 1 xt. last. 4 aacunty 407-774-0802. New 20H 1BA. Santord area $875tno trt.l*d.eecu*y Fkxterqd 407-2891680. 1 0 7 — M o b il e H o m e s Fo r R ent ELDER SPRINGS 0 8 SR 427. 2 6 3 BR urfum $125-I30wk $125 deposit C M 487-3393884 or 4873897034. Sinforu: 2BR 1BA , no pots ! $40QtnontL pki* dapoet 407-3231187. 117— C R o m m e r c ia l $500 DOW N - WHY R E N T77 38R/2BA For Sale With Down Payml Assixtance Avetebte,Cheaper bun renf Th e Alfordabte Horn* Canter 407-321-8333 Sanford: Built in 1994 by Soda ?BfV28* Great roam. Ige eat In kachan. 1 c. oarage, s o porch* •< $66,000 Jodi Schram. R E . Protessionai* of America 407-3595706 3DR2BA W pod h Sarfcid. now mill 8 417. TH* 6 new appkances 407402-4548. 407-6897730 4 B*droom/2 Bath. Sanora Block, 1100 aq. fL plua. claan. vaulted ceklngx. aet-ln Mt. Call 407-892-1113 4 B R / 2 B A S 4 5 .0 0 0 tenferd Home Listing* C a l 809319-3323 * H529 Srmlord: Onvs by 2 10 West) 5*t SL toan a il tor art apponmer*. 407-3225353. You must *e# Intorioi to appracteta the charm and comfort of The very w e t maintained h o m e bulk in 1925 S a le DELTONA to acre* Ideal tor mobto homesxe. horses, cattle, farming or nursery! Zoned agricultural $4,900 ACRE 5m down w/owner (nance 904-767-17T2 or 804-7878822 btt Nxmcereii tuitunc* had 9*11 teaw etftC to w * Gat. FarKtenrt, Reyes! B — OU, M UJM . W lUtUI 1 5 7 — M o b il e H o m e s Fo PAUL OSBORNE vi m u n i i P n o m t u n s r S ale Sanford: 17x52.2/1.55*. No pets, double root, 2 sheds, awnings. 30 6 semen porch, C HA. $4,500 CALL 386-789-6842 2BR IDAmoW* hem* on 100*150 f lU . IlS k o bo Need* uTAbei 407474-0896 or 407-302-0930 CAR R IAGE C O V E . 2/1. NEW KITCHEN 6 APPLIANCES. NEEDS AA) 6 SOM E REPAIRS 83500 (407)686 8778 Carriage Cava. 2/1S , room add on. u * y room, carport, ihed. oerarjf A C Htg $8000 owner financing (407)3232388 ale 1 IT'ertmtxcx OfTROPCDfC pfcw top sal King Never Used 15 Yr. Warranty Coel $ 1400 Se4 $225 407657-2065_______________________ 1 Cherry Slolgh bed. toad w o o l with piDowtop mattress set. Never m e d tffe Can dMvet 407-402-2778 t Luxury firm prllowtop set enth 7 yr warranty kA $135. queen $t to. king $210 Brand new Located In Santord 407-402 2778__________ 1/ A 2-proco Name Brand Oueen O R TH O P E O IC PI 11OW TO P Madras* Set Brand New. StW to Plastic. Sacrihce $100. Can Deliver 407-422 8848___________________ Antiquo Brass Hoadboard $55 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -8 5 9 0 . Iv m s g antique carnal back Duncan Ptryf* couch. $800. Calf 407-321-8590, tesv* mag 1 cherry singh bed, sokd wood, al new to bo i w queen pillow lop madresaset Soggesfed ksl $ 1499 sel $450 Can de4ver 407-422-0230. A Fufl sue maliters sel New to plane Musi sal $100 407-422 6848 A KING SIZE PILLOW TO P New to plastic Sell $210 437-422 38 IS Bod*, located n Santord. orlhopetkc 1km sett wrt' 5 yr wamray Twin $75. k J $90. q jm n $95. kXtg$175 Never used, can deliver *07-402-2778 Cherry Ovwrg Turn 72* CHERRY trrkfi w v.if and d m l x/sed hukh and buffet, beautful high gtoss firkth. Brand new. stifl to box List $4599 Seem ice $1450 Sideboard $150 Please e-ax 407-422-0230 D « n g Rm 14 p c solid CH ER R Y W O O D. 94' dt* pedestal, w/2 leaves. 8 Chppendale c h a n , buflet 6 hutch, never used, coat $ 12k. x*4 $1950 Server $395 407-709 5698 Dtomg Room set. IS p c SOLID CHERRY WOOO lb(Fi end Hsrvard cokecton. t t r rtlp e d , w/2 toaf 8 Chippendale brt-to-ctew chairs. 72* bombay buflel 6 hutch, a l sue boxed, cost 120k. a*8 $5,900 obo. 407-657-2065.___________________ Maple Dvwrg Rm sat $350. Large DwiVAccessories 1100. Lamp $100 wxh 24k beads, must *e4 ASAP 407328-7974 Oven B um In. Never used $50 obo 407-323-4540 Santord- IB H 1BA in 55 and older park. Great lot location Reoentty rafurbnhad. $5500 407-302-4092. Sarfotd N e a 3 0 R l 1/2 BA mobto horn* $750 obo Must be moved by (WIXOI 407-323-5039 107 3?1 1764 S 153— A crea g e Lo t For DiMdshi* Land: 187 a c m m comet of 46 8 Wekrva Park Rd Has river access & electric Can Joyce, renhiry P1 H * 1, 407-3238755 Custom Bit 3/2, Over 1900 sq It on 1/3 acre. H*#v*y baed. cm kx. tv. dto. tam rm whraptec# eat-kn kitchen. 10x22 *c porch. 2 c deeded, aocaa* to xki lake a c u 1119.900 Over tM Acre 3BR 1 B M c Uv. dto. •ppto. haavty *aed Priced tor qixck tala. $64,900 Renovated-Lha tteer 311/2 wlh newly painted tot. 1 axt . caramc Be. dn. tv. apptt. garage etlanced yard- $77,500 Tto*nhou**:c2/2 G 1/2 2 story-over 1800 aq R Dto. tv rm wrtirapiace. ‘ a New peat 1. $59,900 Fin# FBrto* C88k 2/2 m n e h . appia, water fronl $63,500 r RATTAN tor*/ BLUE AND PINK PRINT ASKING 190 00 Skiff one CALL (41)1)11-8774 The Universal Crossword AC R O SS 1 This wilt gel your attonlion 6 Mythological queen 0 Lets slip 14 Smidgen 15 Unwrltton test 18 Terminal message? 17 Wheedlo 18 Source ot Austin Powara’ ■power" 19 Sleep disorder 20 Patriotic mixup? 1 23 Heady order 24 Nelthor black nor white 25 Type of cart 29 Title for a Romanov 30 Famous Island 31 Enticement 32 Former agency 30 Disorderly taunter's words? 3S Hit tho bottle 40 Strong doslro 41 Send payment 42 Sgt. Snorkel's dog 43 Temptresses 44 Sign of a goof 48 Hofo-punching tool 49 Monetary confusion? 55 On tho upand-up 68 Flightiest, bird 57 Hip bonos 58 Dancing Astaire 59 Having tho same amount 80 Shoots, sciencefiction stylo 81 Tippecanoe name 62 Sea riot and ruby 63 Mythological god of war DOW N 1 Cropped photo­ graphs? 2 Grate stuff 3 Good student's reward 4 DeVito sitcom 5 Hardly boautlful 6 Irregularly notched 7 Indian royalty 8 Next to 9 Coming attraction, 34 Abrade 35 Some jots 37 Kam a___ 38 Warble 42 Forceful removal 43 Reacts to a crooner, portiops 44 Brilliant succoss 45 Twiglike 46 Divine mossongor 47 Stops for scaling a fence 48 Wont on to say 50 Pacifist's symbol 51 Judy's daughtor 52 Winged 53 Fully dovoloped 54 Uppinoss 11 Island of central Hawaii 12 ThoyVo prone 13 Virgule 21 Dissoct, In English class 22 Mild oxpietivos 25 Nuisance 26 Singing voice 27 Pen provisions 28 Fork pari 29 Ballroom dance 31 One mixing with Jim, Jack and Johnny? 32 Ballpark level 33 Cartoon supply com­ pany PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER D S S3SSSE!iWISSEEr’nr ag­ i o Mako void O ?00l UrVwroaf Pratt Gytvftcw* www. uotpraii ©onr ‘THE LAST SHALL BE FIRST” By Cathy Marker 1 2 n rLi 10 11 [3 2 33 40 01 02 05 [0 7 3 14 10 I IT 110 21 20 2B 27 13 22 23 23 12 I 24 28 30 35 I 30 30 r*i 40 30 en ta ls 143 fust a d m * lo team and grew with Ptea** a l 407-302-0274 lor mor* x*o and to achadi* an xaarvtew war our suit Worker* Comp tonxance • Equal Opportunity Employer We are looking lor a lew good people! Are you one of ol them? $1800/11800 2340 Hiawatha Av* I E W- 830 •q II w/ lour separate $6005600 Doyte Realty, Inc. 407-322346$. u*. Sanford: 4BR 1 1/2 BA, new carpet 5 paint. CHA. appraised lor $73,000. set tor $69 900 407-6876410 1 4 1 — H o m e s F o r S a le 1 0 5 — D u p l e x / T r jp l e x 308 Waal 11 $L Otoca or Reuf. */• 1600 Sq FL Two Officat, One Large Contaranc* Area 6 Kitchenette $1067,11000 258$ Part Dr.. ORlco or Ratxf. 6 eaparals Jtltoea Reception area. Lg Conlaranc* Rm. •/- 3.434 *q lorqu*MyNo*ip*n*no*n*o****n* Santord: tbwknom t bah e>ka targe fenced yard, located 1100 Sam* U nb ar. Dt $43900 407-687-6410 Fo r n it u r e Edi|o<l b y Tim o th y E . P/ukor A u g u st 1. 2001 SANFORD-NEW X BEDROOM 2 B A TH , NO PETS. $80CV$40NTH. $800 SECU R ITY 407-3291167 TURF L T C . INC 1* fcoKx-g to W podtton* within our growing company W* ar* looking lor I onto*: On* at $45<Vmo AX have C H A 8 prtvtoe beta. 407-3Z26I09 103— H o u sesU n tu xn ish eo A High End Furniture Retail Store Is Accopling Applications For Our Housekeeping Department Please Apply In Person at Our Store Location: 351 South SR 434 Altamonte Springs Scparviaori needed to $1500 FYF. no axp newted Ca l 1-888-2090184 WWW GFT-UONEY-AT-M044EXOM Sanlord/Lk Mary: 3/2 pooUountain/watertat. 4 person tpagcoderaa Many LpgradH Orfy $ 115K. Martin. 407-314-7507 Cedar Creak Apt* 407-324-4334 C M : 487-0998328 Server* needed tor busy reatedanl tor to* Lab* Mary/Longwood Area. Aldrtto. no Sixutoyd 407-3298100 S7*1(A* Craw* naadad tor mdtog OoMu*1 have own toots 8 banaportabon Dump aqupmanl a plua 407-326-9838 1 1 8 — O f f ic e S p a c e F o r R ent ^RxdMiftKlIODOO srera 4BR 2BA hema, Saricrd am* Living room w/fir*plae#, W»*h#r/dry#r. $38Ckrmo, $250 security. ukMtos included 407-379 1118. m s irs T fo c K E ? ” Sanhxd Mod procaaatog pb 2nd *hdt. bi lingual Sanitation Leader. Knowledge to USDA food Lake Mary Bhrd aignage. Park to hunt al omcwYtor* Approx 560 tq IL 305-037-3843407-302-0555 HOUSE FOR SALE 3 Bedroom. 2 Hath, mature shade tree* In large lanced yard. m*ld# utility room Aval now $78,000 407-3235186 AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES 95— R oom m ate W a n ted 181— A r r L J A N c t s & Fu 1 1 00/wte X. include* util me a. waaher/dryer, Ira# cabto, Lak* Av*. Sanlord 407-6897023 openngato Airport PaaaangarSarvKa: Ftonbte hour*, baa ixHotma, paid vecabona A tak da yt. No aip DFWP. 407-3290606 I KO AM IKK w/to. 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I lf Copyright O 2001 Th« Sffrtnofc Herald 50C S a n fo rd , F lo rid a Lights out for historic tax district By Dan Ping Editor Baptist rally to claim title Asa Evans' two-out, two-run single capped a soven-run seventh Inning ns Central Baptist Church rallied to claim yet another Sanford Parks and Recreation Department Church Slow Pilch Softball Loaguo Championship. SANFORD — Property owners In Sanford's Historic District narrowly rejected a proposed special tax district tliat would fund the installation of 122 decorative streetlights throughout the neighborhood. Of the 552 ballots sent out, 287 were returned, with 146 property owners against the proposal and 125 owners (iv oring the plan. Sixteen ballots were tied for various reasons. Residents defeat proposal to fund new street lights by a slim 5 percent margin More important than the number of votes was the total square footage of prop­ erty — tlie determining factor for failure or success. The combined total of those against the plan was 1,138,904.70 square feet com­ pared with 1,035,221.91 square feet for those supporting the lights. The 103,682.79 square feet difference represented a 4.76 perecnl marcin of victory. "There will be a lot of disappointed p«>ple, but there are also a lot of people who arc breathing a sigh of relief," said Brady Lcssard, Sanford's mayor. "The vote was close, and I think it was the fairest way to get an accurate reading of what the com­ munity wants." Sanfopl's Historic Trust, a group of resi­ dential home owners within tlie District, promoted the installation of street lights as a way to reduce crime and increase proper­ ty values. "Street lights were one of our top three priorities," said Linda Kuhn, a member of See Lights, Page 6A ‘Friend’ scams elderly man for money A mascot with attitude Page1B McLain named to United Arts board of trustees Portion of money used to hire hit man United Arts of Central Florida has announced the addition of Seminole County as trustee for the 2001 eamTrUSXCc members c f United Arts make a long-term invest­ ment in the Central Florida arts community through annual gifts of $100,000 or more. Seminole County joins Orange and Osceola Counties on the United Arts Board of Directors. Seminole County Qimmissioner Daryl McLain will serve as trustee represen­ tative. - "Cultivating a well-devel­ oped arts community is a regional issue," Mcl j i n said. "Our seat on the United Arts board ensures that Seminole County’s voice is heard." Studies have proven tltat a well developed arts and cul­ tural community has a major impact on economic develop­ ment, education and the over­ all livability of an area. ' Because these issues tran­ scend geographic borders. United Arts has developed its mission to be regional in approach. .. "We welcome Seminole (bounty to the United Arts community," said Harvey Massey, United Arts Chairman of the Board. "Through cooperation on a regional basis, Seminole County joins United Arts in promoting, advocating and fund-raising for a quality arts and cultural community in Central Florida." By Christopher Patton Staff Writer H*nid pftoto by Art ZMnakl Seminole High School is being decorated with some new ait work. Stacy Ridgeway and Ws son. Stacy J r , owners o< Mural Mural On The Wal of Atlanta. Georgia, are In the process of painting a Seminole Indian on the aide ot the bleachers at the Noils tootbal stadium. Ridgeway said his conpany Is the official mascot painter for the Southeastern United States. Locally, Ridgeway has painted murals lor Sanford Middto School, Crooms Academy and sev­ eral other schools. A typical mural takas about three days to complete, he said. *We do the first and second shift,' Ridgeway said. The mural at the sta­ dium Is one oftwo Seminole Inctens being painted for the school Describing the mural, Ridgeway said. Tie's an Indian with an attitude.* Husband arrested for dragging wife behind van By Christopher Patton Staff Writer According to police, the pute began shortly afte. mid- with a plastic beer pitcher in the parking lot, and while trying to The Seminole County Sheriff's Office responded to an unusual­ ly high amount of calls for domestic violence and child abuse this weekend, including an incident where a woman was allegedly dragged behind a van driven by her husband. See Arrest Page HA Cyber High School adds 11th grade Seminole Smile By Michelle Jeria Managing Editor M arcye Hampton Director ol Accounting for the Cenlrol Florida Zoo Sanford's Cyber High is an its way to becoming a four-year school. The Seminole County School Board approved an amendment to the school's charter Monday to include the 11th grade. Initially, Cyber High only enrolled ninth and 10th graders, with adminis­ trators planning t o . add the remaining secondary grades in its second and third year of opera­ tion. The Board's decision quashed fears of several students, who were o rxvmcd they would not be able U> return, to Cyber High for the 11th grade. Tristan Jordan, who finished the 10th grade last year, said Cyber High lias enabled him to increase By Christopher Patton plaSlyla As construction crews press on to com plete the 5.7 mile extension of the GreeneWay by (he beginning of 2003, several road closures will take place this week to help the progres­ Staff Writer Otxluono T>I >n Wnothor hto grade point average. Boasting about the school's PCAT scores, he alto indicated many of the stucehtile. *"1 think we would be missing odt on a lot if we didn't go back for our llth-grade year," Jordan said. "The technology and sup­ port each teacher gives the stu­ dents makes it a great environ­ m ent" Una Moore-Juska of Oviedo said her daughter probably would have dropped out of school if the Board had not made the decision to amend the school’s charter. "She thought about emitting school before she enrolled at Cyber High," Moore-luaka said "Now she is an A, B student on the honor roll and she intends on iigh changed her entire outlook on things," she said. Cyber High opened its doors to 150 at-risk students at the beginrung of the 2000 school year. It was the first private charter school in Florida to receive backing from a university. Nova Southeastern University, which provides sup­ port in personnel and on-line edu­ cation services. The school is designed to serve students identified as being at-risk of academic failure. Cyber High focuses on communications tccnnologies, with emphasis placed on language, arts and mathematics. The curriculum combines tradi­ tional and Internet instruction, and each student receives a lap ly's decision to amend See Scam, Page HA Amnesty for tire disposals Mifild phoio by Tommy VhKtni Gary Heath, a team leader at the Seminole County Landfill, tosses a used tire onto the pile. Saturday Is Tire Amnesty Day at the landfill, and rathicnb cen (Hoporo of up to 10 tires with no cost. Businesses are prohibited from participating. Landfill hours are from B a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. For more information, call 407-065-2260. See School, Page HA Expect lane closures as crews continue work on GreeneWay Index Clauifwd Crauwoid D t ar Al>b)r U g a li Opinion . Pol.cn log Sport. with the victim at the Winter Springs Police Department and LON GW OOD — A Longwood woman is in jail after allegedly swindling a disabled man out of thousands of dollars and trying to hire a hit man to kill her ex-husband. Longwood Police Department's case against Dawn HallowellThomas, 43, of 354 E. Church Avenue in Longwood began July 11 when a relative reported the exploitation of a disabled man in tire South Seminole Hospital The relative, son Shawn Lindahl, advised Investigators that Hallowcll-Thomas had gained power of attorney over his father's, Gerald Hurley, affairs and several large with­ drawals were made from his investment accounts. However, the relative stated that the trans­ actions were not authorized. "H is son contacted us because his father had fallen ill, and he started looking into his financial holdings," said Longwood Investigator Herb Stewartson. "H e noticed things were not right and filled out an initial report. We began the investiga­ tion at that point." According to Lindahl, Hurley knew Hallowell-Thomas for •about six or seven months and may have met her at an Alcoholics Anonymous meet­ ing. Hurley was a recovering 4A .......................... 2 A I BAB 2B 10A sion o f their work. • Starting Wednesday, Interstate 4 will have nightly lane closures in each direction from Lake Mary Boulevard to State Road 46. Crews will shut down the median lane in both directions from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. every night until Saturday. G ranite Construction Company will be tearing up the existing four-foot shoulder and replacing it with a 10-foot shoulder. According ding to the project's inform ation officer Paublic i Stcfany Strong, the widening of the shoulder will serve several oses. "Right no there is not much pu-1f space out there," Strong said. "O nce we do the widening, cars and emergency vehicles will be able to use the median. "They are also doing this par­ ticular work because they are going to shift the traffic on to it. This is just getting the traffic a good distance away from the construction workers." C onstruction crew s have been working at night for sever­ al months along Interstate 4 and . their work will continue throughout the summer. Thursday, m otorists using U.S. Highway 17-92 will experi­ ence lane closures near the See Clotures, Page HA �TlIF. Sl-MINDU IltHAli) I'.IRO 2 A Wednesday. July 18.2001 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LA N C E A RO U N D O U R C O U N T Y It’s once again budget time THUR Government budget discussions are under way, Hiere will be three choices — raise taxes, keep diem as they are, or lower them. Certainly, ev cry home owner would like it if their taxes were lowered, but that involves many entities. l ath government department annually sub­ mits budget lequests. Tne requests are then closely studied; and most of the time, they are trimmed consid­ erably before they are accepted as tentative requests. For exam­ ple, a police request for 10 new officers may be trimmed to four or five. Then, they go before com­ missions or councils and are presented in public hearings. Only after tlie public hearings Nick have ended and votes taken, I M c if a u f will we really know what millage rate is to bo utilized in determining taxation. laxis wo pay as property owners go to many ‘■cparnle entities. Included are county taxes, city taxes (if we live in an incorporated area), school taxes, taxes for the St. Johns Water Management District (SJWMD), and other special taxes, which may have been voted on in the past. St. Johns has already announced it is lowering its millage rale from 0.472 to 0.462. For tlie owner of a home assessed at $75,000, with the 525.1XX1 homestead exemption, it means taxes will drop by 50 cents. Doesn't sound like any big deal, does it? But tlie county ar\d city may increase tlie millage, so the 50 cents might be of little help. I axes coming in to a government entity howcv er, are based on property evaluation. If the population increases, there will be more homes paying taxes. If there are new businesses from which taxes will be obtained, or even annexation of property into a city which would lead to more increases in property taxes, keeping a millage rale at the present level would mean more income, without "raising" taxes. That has been going on for many years in Lake Mary as tlie city continues to expand and grow in businesses. Ihe re are those however, who shout "N o new taxes." They urge people not to vote for particu­ lar government leaders who vote for tax increas­ es. Yet, these are many of tire same people who demand more law enforcement, more utilities, more street tights, and more government ser­ vile... Itu i sounds tilu! live dog biting hts own tail. • •■ llie tiling to watch out for when tax discus­ sions come around and budgets arc scrutinized, is government waste, spending money on some­ thing which is not truly needed, or not advanta­ geous lo the population. Unless there is some serious undercover motivation, what elected official would vote to accept an item which could he construed as waste? Tltey want to be re-elected and voting in favor of waste is a sure way to lose that next election. Yes, there arc such government leaders — but lliankM l), the; are few and far between. Of course, if a homeowner has made marked improvements recently which bring the assessed value of the home up, they can expect higher taxes. That's the price we pay for improvements. But it's also Ihe additional value that can be placed tin a home going up for sale. So, we lose some, but we gain some. Pawn Problem Michael Lynn DeSaussure, 41, of Orange City, was arrested by Seminole County sheriff's deputies Monday. According to the arrest report, lie attempted lo pawn items al a French Avenue Pawn simp for $500, which had l teen reported stolen in a burglary in DeLand on May 5. He was reportedly in posses­ sion of a firearm at tlie time. I le was arrested on charges of dealing in stc*en property, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Close Call Anthony Collier, 36, Sterling Court, Sanford, was arrested by deputies Monday,* after an offi­ cer said C ollier’s vehicle almost struck Ids, causing him to run off tlie road to avoid being hit. Collier's 4-year old son was in The Sem in ole County Lake Mary R egional Cham ber o f Commerce will hold the July Business After hours gathering Thursday, July 19, from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m ., at Central Florida Regional Hospital, 1401 W. Sem inole Blvd. in Sanford. Registration is located at the Lake Monroe Entrance. Hersld photo by Tom m y VIneont People lake a broak out ol their day Monday to enjoy an afternoon at Ihe Central Florida Zoological Park In Sanford. Answering the call o f the wild "Sometimes you have to go out with senses, Maxine has thrown a party — a guy even if he's wrong," Allison says, the theory being, if Al secs Harley as wc watch her date pull off his around civilized males, the call of the motorcycle helmet, shake his hair out wild will be disconnected. and spit bug parts into the potted "A woman rises to the level of the says, flipping palm. man she's with," Maxine says. When it comes to dating, it's ............................ half-frozen egg rolls onto a a small, small world. Harley flatter. "Another week with used to date our friend, Kat, Harley and you'll be crawling and the intimate details that she on all fours!6 shared with us remain some of ’ the sheepish our favorite bedtime stories. . grin s face, regression has i un. Normally, Allison is not your hand-me-down kinda girl. But "It's not like I need a man Harley turns a pair of holey with money," Al shrugs, pop­ Levi's into a religion. Long wild ping an olive in her mouth. hair, eyes like melted chocolate "And after six months, who P.S. and arms that will make a girl talks anyway?" W a l l ■■faiy l Kn^Vlsh, Well, nlve's got us tlwre. "l ie should come wrapped tn • • • lixcOpt lor on occasional grunt a plain brown wrapper," 1 say, crunchand groan. Max isn't sure tier husband '"Thg on a pickJe. has vocal chords. Still, there is some­ 'He's an animal," Maxine huffs with thing in Allison's voice that suggests disgust, as she dumps French onion this is more than a short spin on dip into a bowl. Harley's hog. .*■ "You have no idea." Allison shivers. "Alright! Alright!” she admits. "I Al's cheeks may be flushed and her want to keep him!" toes curled inside her Pradas, but if "Al, Al, Al," Max tuts, shaking her you ask us girls, it's a match made In head ominously. "Remember Pamela the TWilight Zone. Al went to private Parker." schools so private the professors had An icy blast from the past blows trouble getting in. She's rich, runs the across the bottled salsa and we shud­ family business, and pops over to the der in urason. • Riviera like the rest of us go to mall. Pamela was a sunny blonde with a Meanwhile, Harley's idea of ground­ disposition to match. Her only dilem­ ing his future on a firm foundation is ma in life was which Ivy League schol­ carefully securing the concrete block ho arship to accept. Then the fell in lust uses lo keep his travel trailer from with Rip Tbtter. rolling off tn e; Wal-Mart 1 parking lot. Thu last wc heard, she had two In an effort to bring All \llison lo her dirty-faced kids with a third on the r the vehicle at the time. While the officer was questioning him, he reportedly fled, and was seen throwing away a large plastic baggy containing a white substance, lie was apprehended and arrested on charges of cul­ pable negligcnce/exposure to harm, resisting an officer with­ out violence, trafficking in cocaine (over 28 grams) and possession of cocaine. Drug Party Winter Springs police arrest­ ed Gary Lee Brumfield, 50, of Alton Road, Winter Springs, last Saturday, July 14. Police received an anonymous tip of a party, possibly involving cannabis at Brumfield's home. After being admitted to the home, officers seized approxi­ mately 50 cannabis plants with an estimated value of $50,000. Doug F ctzcr D m I’ine Editorial M c h e ta Jerta ■ n n ln a Joc-.i*'* M.xhn O splay Advertising John Coflmari H orn* lavender Classified Advertising Ted W aver Circu la tio n R ep u blic New sp ap ers. Inc. Armed Robbery Roger Carlton Cassidy, 24, Avalona Drive, Sanford, was oirested by sheriff's deputies Thursday, in response to a call regarding a burglary'in progress at a convenience store in the "All lie noedsis a good liaircut. decent cUnites and a desk job," mjme Allison insists. \ S' J The draught bf H a lW being domes­ ticated into a wine-sipping, chinowearing, corporate Ken doll brings tears to my eyes. "Honey," I say gendy, "you have to set him free." "But he makes me so iiappy," site whispers, a tear running down her Chare) Souffle Mocha powder blush. Sniffing a platter of appetizers, Harley picks up a cocktail wienie and wolfs it down. Studying the toothpick, he crams it into his ear, digs around a little, pulls it out and holds it to the light "Then again," Al says, "1 mustn't think only of myself." 4100 block of East SR-46. When officers arrived, the clerk gave them a description of tire get­ away vehicle, which was locat­ ed at the intersection of SR-46 and Interstate-!. Cassidy was charged with robbery with a weapon (knife), aggravated assault, petty larce­ ny, giving a false ID to a law enforcement officer, driving with a suspended license, attached license plate not assigned, possession of nar­ cotics equipment, possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, tampering with evidence and possession of cocaine. He was also found to be in violation of probation. Officers said he man­ aged to obtain only $61 in cash from the convenience store. Forgery Kenneth Parnell Williams, 39, "Serving Sem inole County Since I VOS" Wednesday, July 16. 2001 • Vol. 93. No. 113 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Ave , Sanford. FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 "Fax J407) 323 9408 Mail Room Becky Tibbetts Wanda Kourpankba The room was equipped with glow lights and fans. Brumfield was charged with cultivation of cannabis and pos­ session of cannabis over 20 grams. Production Ehrtn Tyro*. J R FfbwmffAPrMMcturnMawqiw D onsDietnch C h n t Panon Marvs HaiMuns M s* Plsdaul Dean Smith Tom m y V n ce nl A n Z e ln s k i le gal Advertising Tiudoe Longford Police way, while Rip — whose dad laid him off after they automated the gas pumps — passes the time passed out on the La-Z-Boy. "He doesn't look that bad," Rosie says, "except for the beer gut pooching through the holes in his T-shirt and the Cost Cutter cheese dip crusting on his week-old beard." On that note, wc take a long hard look at Harley. While the rest of the guys In the room — hair gelled. Polo shirts laun­ dered and chinos pressed — discuss who lost the most in tire Stock market, Harley scans the room like he's search­ ing for something to gnaw on. He looks like a wolf in a poodle parlor. © nor rs. w a u . S. Holly Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Altamonte Springs police Thursday. Officers said went to a bank on E. Altamonte Drive and cashed a $1,000 check belonging to another person. He was charged with forgery, utter­ ing a forged instrument, and grand theft. Batteries • Daniel A. Lopez, 21, of Orlando, was arrested by deputies Monday at an apart­ ment in Crcekwater Terrace, Lake Mary, after an altercation with a man. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. ( • Robert Douglas Beboul Jr., 21, Kridcr Road, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his ' residence Thursday as the result of an altercation with a female. He was charged with battery. T he Seminole H erald njrfiifrff Administration Deny Bsnnen O ut & A bout A day at the zoo Panodsal Postage P m ) al Sartord. Floods nd atfcMonal malkng o fta n US. , 481260 Postmaster Sand address changes to The SEMINOLE HE HALO P O Do. 1667 Ssrford. a 32772-1667 O rlando Theatre Project/Sem inole Com m unity C ollege's Sum m er T heatre Institute will present Superhero . 101, Friday, July 20 at 8 p.m. and Saturday, July 21 at 2 p.m. at SCC Fine Art* Theater. The perform ance is original scenes and m ono­ logues by local play­ wrights Josh Flaum, Tod Klmbro, Laura Mahnney and Greg Trlggs, directed by Chris Joric and Christine Decker. Students completing their training in the Summer Theater Institute will be perform ­ ing. Tickets are $10 general admission and $7 for stu ­ dents and seniors. A lir e Aum tely D * j is scheduled for Saturday, July 21, from 9 a.m. until 3 , m. at both the Central ansfer Station, 1634 SR419 in Longwood, and Sem inole County Landfill, 1930 Osceola Road in Geneva. Tire Amnesty Day o f f e r s Sem inole County citizens free disposal of up to ten tires from their resi­ dence. Businesses may not par­ ticipate in the event. For further information con­ tact Solid Waste Management Custom er Services at 407-665-2260. ^ Former em ployees of the Sem in ole M em orial H ospital in Sanford arc invilcd to attend a reunion, Saturday, July 21 beginning at 11 a.m., at Lake Monroe Park, at the foot of Highway 17-92 bridge on the Volusia County side. Tlie event is covered dish and people are urged to bring their favorite food, utensils, plates, drinks and chairs. Ice will be provided. Donations ' are being accepted. Phone Pat Crawford at 386-456-0400 or Jimi Gold at 407-324-8547. July 21 is the third Saturday and therefore time to gather those instruments, lawn chairs and the family and join the Plck-In Bluegrass style at the community building in downtown Longwood, com er of West Church Avenue and Wilma Street. The event, from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. is free and refreshments will be available. Join In the music or lust listen and enjoy. For addi­ tional inform ation call 407-260-3447. Wc welcome and encourage your letters and communis. A !! Suthitvinuat Include ybtir rim e, address and phone number to be published. Write to ue: 300N. Fraud) Annua Sinlonl, FI 32771 Call u b; (407)322-2811 Subscription Rates 3 Months m Sammota Courty t i l 00 6 Worth* m Semmolt County (2 0 00 1 Yaai m Ssmnols County $36 00 I >.!Jf (»►.< I rtrtda Cornty U 2 00 1 Yaai Out 01 Bute M 2 00 Fax us: (407) 323-9408 �T iie S eminole H erald Wednesday. July Id. 2001 P a g e 3A Obituaries ELIZABETH BOOKER ELLIS Elizabeth booker Lilts, 75, Landing Drive, Orlando, died Friday, July 13,2001. Bom in Prospect, Va., she moved to Central Florida in 2000. She was an assistant dietitian. 9w? belonged to Rising Mount Zion Baptist Church. Montclair, N.J. She was a member of Rising Mt. Zion Floral Club, Usher Board #2, Hospitality Committee, and was retired from the AFL/CIO Union 1199. Survivors include daughter, Beverly Bowens, Orlando; broth­ er, James L , Chicago; two grand­ children; one great-granddaugh­ ter. Golden’s Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. BETTY JANE HAUSLER Betty Jane Hauslcr, 77, New Jersey Sheet, Altamonte Springs, died Friday, Julv 13,2001. Bom in Toledo, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1957. She was a retired waitress and a member of Lutheran Messiah Church, Survivors include husband, Joseph, Altamonte Springs; sons, Daniel L , Orlando, WQB&m C. Wdty, Stark; daughter, Alice F. Norman, Longwood; brothers, Mitch Tonoff, Davenport, Homey Tonoff, Indiana, Warren Tonoff and Mike Tonoff, both of Milbury Ohio; five grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. TH-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrange­ ments. CHESTER ANTHONY JACKOWSK1 Chester Anthony Jackowski, 76, Amero Avenue, Deltona, died Thursday, July 12,2001 at his resi­ dence. Bom in Newark, N.J., he moved to Central Florida in 1991. He was a retired truck driver for Metrop'ex in Linden, N.J. and n member of Our Lady of die Lakes Catholic Church. He was a World War □ veteran of the US. Army 87th Infantry. Survivors include wife, Patricia; son, Thomas, Pariin, N.J.; daughters, Patricia Ignomlrclio, Franklin, Term., Kathleen Schaffer, Deltona; eight grandchil­ dren. Memorial donations may be made to Hcwpide of Volusia/Flagler, 3800 Woodbriar Hall, Port Orange, FL 32119 Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements FRANCES S. LYON Fiances S. Lyon. 89, Northlake Drive, Orange Gty, died Sunday, JuN 15,2001. Bom in Rome, Get twin, bhe moved to Central rluinaadOyean.ago. 9 ic war a homemaker and a member of First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Survivors include son, Andrew, Deltona; daughter, Ellen Platock, Jacksonville; seven grandchildren; .11 great-grandchildren. Lankford Funeral Homes & Crematory, DeLand, in charge of arrangements. Central Florida 32 years ago. She was a homemaker and an Episcopalian. She belonged to Delta Gamma Alumni Association. Survivors include husband, John Ferrell Meacham, Sr., Maitland; sons, John F. Jr., and Patrick J., both of Maitland; Mare A., Qucensbury, N.Y„ Ihomas D., Thomasville, Ga.; six grandchil­ dren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrange­ ments. WARREN LEWIS MATTER Warren Lewis Matter, 79, Viking Avenue, Deltona, died Friday, July 13,2001 at Florida I lospital, Orlando. Bom Sept 25, 1921 in Lykcns, Pena, he moved NORMAN S. MEESE to Deltona In 1984. Norman S. Meese, 76, Sanford He was a retired computer ana­ Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, lyst for Mcchanicsburg Navy July 15,2001 at his residence. Depot. He was a World War B Bom Nov. 27,1924 in veteran of the U S. Army. Washington, D.C., he moved to Sanford in 1989. He was an intel­ Survivors include wife, Evelyn ligence officer for the CIA. He L , Deltona; son, W. Craig, Lake 'as a member of the Central Mary; daughter, karen L Benedict, Langhome, Penn.; Retiree Association, brothers, Arthur E , Ridgeway, ition of Former S.C., James R , Virginia Beach, Va., iteiligcnce Officers, Sanford Lodge 62, Central Robert R., Lykens, Penn.; sister, Marion L , Linglestown, Penn.; Shell Club and Sanford ,VFW. four grandchildren. Memorial donations may be ' Survivors include wife, Amy, made to Emma us Lutheran Sanford; daughters, Jeanette Church, 2500 U S. Highway 17-92, Emert, Chuluota, Melinda Orange City, FI 3276? imi 1icuf a Burnett, Silver Spring, Md„ Karen J*yles, Baldauff Family Funeral Home 1, Har Harwood, Me.; brother, Twentieth,!Silver Spring, M e; three and Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. grandchildren. % - Gramkow Funeral Home, PATRICIA D. M EACH AM Sanford, in charge of arrange­ Patrida D. Meacham, 75, ments. Ttocarora Trail, Maitland, died WILLIAM RESNICK Saturday, July 14,2001at her resi­ dence. Bom Jan. 13,1926 in William Rcsnick, 89, West Norman, Okla., she moved to Town Parkway, Altamonte Springs, died Sunday, July 15, 2001. bom in Chicago, 111., he moved to Central Florida in 1997. He was a retired writer. He wes Jewish Survivors include son, Michael, Cincinnati, Ohio; one grand­ daughter. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, m charge of arrange­ ments. JOSIE D. SMITH Jasie D. Smith, 63, Pecan Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, July 13,2001 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom Aug. 5,1937 in Sanford, she was a lifelong resident. She was a public school bus monitor and a member of New Mount Calvary M.B. Church where she served on Usher Board No. L Survivors include mother, Marie Tillman, Sanford; sons, Angus and Reggie, both of Atlanta, Ga.; daughters, Lajulictte Glenn, Vanessa Dorsey, Cynthia Kilgore, all of Sanford, Patrice Royals, Yokosuka, Japan; brothers, William Tillman, Lorenzo TUllman and Ralph Tillman, all of Sanford; sisters, Myrtice Lackey, Atlanta, Betty Roberson, Agnes Wade, both of Sanford, Bcnita Brown, DeLand; 14 grandchildren; three grunt-grand children. WiLson-Eichelbcrger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. GARLON C SPIVEY Garlon C. Spivey, 80, Woodland Drive, Sanford, died Saturday, July 14,2001. Bom Feb. 15,1921 in Dothan, Ala., he moved to Central Florida in 1930. He was owncr/operator of a builk oil plant and a Baptist. He belonged to Disabled American Veterans. 1le was a US. Air Force veteran of World War II. Survivors include wife, Gwen, "Martha Shannon" Spivey of Sanford; sister. Vermeil McCroart, Marianna; brother, Foy, Canada. A memorial service will be held Aug. 11, at 1JO p.m. at First Christian Church, 1607 Sanford Avenue. ' Orlando Direct Cremation Service In charge of arrangements. LOUISE G.TOU1IY Louise G. Touhy, formerly of Sanford, died Friday, July 13,2001 at Regency Park Care Center, Dalton, Ga. A Celebration of Life memorial will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, July 20, at Markham Woods Presbyterian Church in Lake Mary. DONNA MAE WHITTEN Donna Mae Whitten, 65, Slteodn Circle, Winter Sfnings, died Friday, July 1,2001. Bom in Racine, Wis., she moved to Central Florida in 1976. She was a retired dietitian with South Seminole Hospital, Longwood. She was Lutheran. Survivors include sons, William, North Carolina, James, Winter Springs; daughters, Karen Laete, Longwood, Sherry Decker, Longwood, jiiiiei Soyer, Longwood; sister, Jacqueline Anderson, Winter Springs; ten grandchldrcn; two great-grand­ children. Wood lawn Carey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. MAMIE LEE "NUTEA" WILLIAMS Mamie Lee "Nutca" Williams, 71, East 10th Street, Sanford, died Friday, July 13,2001. She was a lifelong Central Florida resident. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors include son, Henry Demps, Sanford; daughters. Norma J. Davis, Jennifer Dem emps, nps, all of i Sanford; sisVirginia Demps, ters, Florence Butler, Sanford, Fannic May, Rochester, N.Y.; brothers, Henry Williams, Calvin Henderson, both of Sanford; nine grandchildren; nine great-grand­ children. Services will be field Saturday, July 21 at 2 p m . at Hickory Avenue Church of God in Sanford. Viewing will be 5 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. 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Instead o f passing out Bibles, sports missionaries will distribute sportsmanship and goodwill. These are, in the minds of somej supposed to persuade China's citizens, if not its dictators, to em brace our political and economic way of life. Never mind that just 12 years ago, these dictators ordered and applauded the massacre of student protes­ tors in Tiananmen Square (estimates of the death toll range from .................................... 200 to 2,000), or that they have just completed an "anti-crim e" campaign which resulted in 1,781 executions since April, according to Amnesty International. China will pretend to adhere to the princi­ ples of the Olympic Charter, which include "Encouraging the establishment o f a peaceful society concerned with the preservation of human dignity." Not even the staunchest defenders of Beijing 2008 can say that China lives up to such a standard. Qa | Some believe holding the Olympics in Beijing will persuade China to change for the Xnom as better. That's what form er Carter administram m v 0 c s # tion national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski argued in a recent New York Times column. That's what USA Today founder A1 Neuharth wrote in his July 6 column. W hile President Carter w as right to boycott the Moscow Olympics in 1980 to protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan the previous year, writes Brzezinski, China is differ­ ent. Satellite TV and the Internet are opening up China to differ­ ent ideas, he says. I doubt if the troops who killed those prodemocracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square had TV or the Internet in their homes. The Washington Post correctly editorialized last week: "Beijing appears prepared to press on with repression even while demanding that the world accept it as an Olympic host and World Trade Organization member." A dangerou s th em e ru n s through W estern thinking. W e b eliev e that if enough people can see our goodness and the benefits of democracy and free enterprise they will reject evil> perhaps even overthrowing their dictators. We are so convinced that our way o f life is superior to all others that we think we only have to expose people to that way o f life and they will em brace our beliefs. Former British Prime M inister Margaret Thatcher warned two decades ago that w e in the West make a mistake when w e trans­ pose our morality on those who don't share it. That is what those who think the world should ignore China's cemeteries, prisons and execution sites are doing. They believe the sight of athletes from free nations running, jumping, swinuning and titrowing will persuade China to convert to the democratic systems from which some athletes come That view didn’t work in Berlin in 1936. World War II began three years later. ! Americans used to care most about freedom, our own and the freedom o f others. Now, we care most about commerce. The ; material has replaced the spiritual. Nothing China does to sup; press its people seems to suffidcnlly outrage enough politicians or corporations to change their attitude about doing business with this regime. Would the world have stood for awarding the Olympic Games to South Africa when apartheid was in force? Couldn't it have been argued that the Olympics might have opened South Africa to racial tolerance and diversity? Why would that argument have been rejected In the case of South Africa but accepted when it comes to China? Unless there is observable improvement in China's human rights record, the United States should keep its athletes from par­ ticipating in the Beijing games. The Carter administration refused to pretend that the invasion of Afghanistan d idn't matter. W hoever is president in 2008 should boycott the Beijing Olympics if human rights have not improved in China. To do otherwise would be to dishonor the blood of th*> martyr* to freedom. To participate would mock the theme of "liberating strife" for which America the Beautiful is supposed to stand. Opinion Page Policy T*> O N TY\* oTH ep. H A N D , H « ’* V e p .'f *N D V LM t W it h o g e p iC H T N IC C L y T\\e o T H e ^ / “ VApJiNTT e R c H e P - C°NFeR^NCe Creedon wants Maloy to receive deserved credit To the ed ito r It would be nice to sec your newspaper say something com­ plimentary about Seminole County Commissioner Grant Maloy. Here’s your chance. Mr. Maloy has been prodding the County Commission to enact a lobbying ordinance which would let the taxpayers know who has been cozying up to various special Interests, but alas, Messers Morris, McLain and Van Der Wicde think it’s a bad idea to let the ordinary folks know what goes on behind dosed doors. After all, we only vote for them and pay their overly generous salaries. The difference Is that Mr. Maloy Is a citizen legislator who Don’t like our point of view? Do something about n. Write us a letter to the odrtor. All letter* to the editor must be signed and, lor verification purposes, (ry7»i*da an address andUK • i number. Letters .bo limited to 600 lore to the editor will not run for a third term while the others want to make a career at the expense of the local taxpayers. You may not like Mr. Maloy but you must admit that he, at least, has the courage of his convictions. Richard T. Creedon A view of Bush — Gore from the bottom up out the loser. One of the reasons so many politicians, no matter how they The best "issue" analyzed by ytntng M r Huebner wa* arguably voU uiul talk, arc against almost the most ridiculous one in a cam­ any kind of campaign finance paign not noted for big things — reform is an old rule: Only 10 the "RATS" commercial. percent of what candi­ In case you've forgotten, dates do actually works, blessedly, a Bush televi­ but no one knows which sion commercial attack­ 10 percent. So, though ing a Gore scheme for public opinion may force reducing the price folks them to cut expenditures, they really want to get pay for prescription drugtkSecmlngly hovered . aiid npcrui every penny they can get their hands on the tast'/our letters df Richard the word "DEMOC­ •on. RATS." A Gore supporter That rule seems to be Reeves confirmed by the experi­ in Seattle called Nashville ence of a 21-year-old and said it looked like Northwestern University student subliminal advertising. No one who spent his summer and fall proved anything in the media scrum that followed, except that vacations last year toiling away George Bush could not pro­ in the lower levels of A1 Gore's Media Response Center In nounce "subliminal." Nashville — the war room staffed What happened in the war 24 hours a day, seven days a room was a decision to go for an exclusive leak" to The New York week. Charles Huebner had a bottom-up view of politicians T im a by Gore communications director Mark Fabiani. To every­ and reporters doing their mating one's surprise and delight, the dance, and he described the 7Imrs played the thing on Page moves in his honors thesis titled, One, ignoring the fact that the "Shaping Media Messages: Communication Strategy and story had actually broken a few days earlier on a local Fox News Thctics In the Gore 2000 Presidential Campaign." program. No matter, the Times Reading this little memoir with had more clout and credibility than Fox — or Gore for that mat­ analysis you might get the ter — and the story and RATS ate Impression that Gore, George W. up three or four campaign days. Bush and the ladies and gentle­ men of the press might all do bet­ As Huebner reports from leak central: "Simple, vivid and easily ter if they stayed home and kept understood stories are the ones their mouths sh u t One of the that get covered on national tele­ patterns he shows In seven case vision. ... The story was an effec­ studies is that more often than not the smaller the issue, the big­ tive effort for Gore, it under­ ger the play in newspapers and mined Bush's message strategy, on television — and the candi­ putting the governor on the date who talks about mini-issues defensive for several crucial days and mini-crises usually comes and preventing him from doing ("The Wit and Wisdom of Cal Thomas," from Promise Press, Is due in bookstores this month. Direct all M AIL (or Cal Thomas to: Tribune Media Services, 435 N. Michigan Ave, Suite 1500, Chicago, 111. 60611.) O 2001 Tribune Media Services, Inc. anything that might damage the Gore campaign." The Gore campaign did noth­ ing. The candidate said nothing. That's what "effective" meant. "This development effectively turned Bush 'off message'; that is, he no longer was telling the press what he wanted to tell them but instead was talking about what­ ever they wanted to hear," Huebner wrote. "By letting pundUB work, And qrmdsm, Gore avoided the risk of looking negative and unfair." The paper also does some issue-tracking lo show why another nile of campaign is sim­ ply: "Timing is everything." Or, perhaps it should be luck is everything. The example Huebner used was the "Failed Leaders! Jp " tour of Texas taken by Gore's running mate, Sen. Atte w tion iw rriD j t a t e i WE A M A * * * * NATION AP o u T r» LAUNCH A M U K L fi A T Vou. WE WILL ADVISE you OP THE EXACT TIME o f LAYWcM, THE EXACT SITE, HEAT AWO Joseph Ueberman. The Idea was to generate television footage of slums, guns and pollution in Gov. bush's state. 1hat might have done Care some good, but pretty much no one outside the Nashville war room knew where Licberman was. ■ Why? Because Ueberman toured during two days dominat­ ed by horrible foreign news with dramatic pictures: the terrorist attack ,» ,U ^ U 5 S . O>le |n , .j Yemen and film qf J’alestUas killing ah Israeli citizen, throwing his body out a window, then waving bloody hands In celebra­ tion. So it goes in the dance of poli­ tics and media. Huebner ends up calling for more serious cam­ paigning and coverage. That's what we all say, isn't it? C 2001 UNIVERSAL n tE S S SYNDICATE IT WILL HfVE ONLY ONE WARttfAD ANOu»U St LKJHi.W> t*> bWT/MC u»HCN If* tA ty r e itE . (.UCKILV WE HAVE covoucrcO A JuCCEJJfVL TTsr AaAiWJT JUiT THU TYPE O F a t t a c k . U C M T C H A B A C T E A im c S O F THt M IIliiE, So WATCH oUT. M M Boirt MSfiOM i| c AL.roAfJ'A From A toZ A rt Zielinski asks people what they th in k ... REMEMBER, w e CAN MONITOR YOUR INTERNET AcnVITV To ENSURE You'Re yiAViNfe rtotdjeo ON TASK- Judging from the num erous restaurants to patronize, and the long waiting list on a Saturday night, A m erican’s love dining out. And we all have a special eatery serving a partic­ ular cuisine. So today we asked, “ What is your favorite restau­ rant, and why?” I tika Vhrona's Kalian Restaurant on Park Avenue. I'm a ptzzaholic and I think they make the best pizza in town. Bonnie W. Taylor, Sanford My favorite place is the Cattish House In Apopka. I've been eating there lor 10 or 15 years. They have all you can eat cattlsh, and I love cat­ tish. Tarry Darnell, Bushs I like to go to Donn/a. the one near the Mall on 1-4. t realty like the way they make pancakes. I always get the blue­ berry kind. Edward Warren, age S, Sanford Hops on 8R 46 Is my tavorito. I love tho atmosphere, the lights are always dim. I think their grilled chops are the best. And the salad is always Iresh. * Rhonda Thomas, Sanford I realty like U Mia’s restauran Deltona. They fi great Italian loo And they serve items like hamb era, shrimp, anc steaks. The por are great, you { your money's w Debbie E Deltona �Till: S eminole H erald Wi-tlm-wlny. July IH, 2001 PflRP BA L if e S t y l e Silent killer lurks at the b o a t’s stern DEAR ABDY: As the bu rning carbon fuel Is a owner of a cabin cruiser on must. Lake Powell in Utah, and an occasional renter of house­ boats, I have recently DEAR ABBY: 1 am a 12learned how easily I, ............• year-old about to or one of my passen­ turn 1 3 .1 don't gers, could become a remember all the victim o f carbon I details of a letter in monoxide (CO) poi­ your column that soning. m t f m touched me, but I do The level of CO I jM know what it was found beneath some about — sniffing houseboats is so high inhalants. it can kill a person When I read that after only a few y letter I knew it had breaths. to be God speaking Swim ladder • • • ' • • • to me. I was experi­ Je ilg n s on come houseboat menting with Inhalants — models create an air cavity and having problems such as beneath the stern deck. This depression and suicidal space is a popular place for thoughts that were begin­ kids to go swimming. Many ning to take over my life. boats also vent the gasoline I looked at suicide as a generator exhaust into this way out. I had It all planned, space, which has no outlet, but my cousin talked to me, allowing lethal levels of car­ sensed something was bon monoxide to build up wrong, and I confided in her. within a few minutes. I didn't think she'd squeal, Sadly, since 1994, nine but she did. At first I was people have died, and since mad that she'd wrecked my 1991, more than 100 have ilan. Fortunately, I was put required emergency care — nto "Teen Recovery" to work all from CO poisoning at out some of my problems. Lake Powell. After five days 1 was out Abby, please warn readers and on to a new and better about the dangers o f house­ life — thanks to the w orld's boats. Houseboats arc being best parents, cousins, grand­ recalled and refitted. parents and friends that a Houseboat ow ners shopld person could ever have. contact their nearest U.S. I hope my letter today will Coast Guard station for encourage some other trou­ more information. bled boy or girl out there to E BOAT OWNER IN FLAGSTAFF, AR1Z. DEAR BOAT OWNER: Your warning will be news to a lot of people — it was to me — and I hope It serves to aleH Individuals and families who vacation on or around rented house­ boats. The problem seems to be a design flaw In certain models of houseboats that allows carbon monoxide to collect beneath swim plat­ forms or In the vicinity of the swim ladder near the back of the boat. Curbun monoxide tr ? col­ orless, odorless, tasteless gas. Exposure to it causes headaches, dizziness, fatigue, confusion and nau­ sea. The symptoms can mimic those of seaslckne*. When breathed In high con­ centrations or for prolonged periods, it can cause convul­ sions, seizures and death, it is also the No. 1 cause of oisoning deaths In the hlted States. That’s why proper ventilation when G UNA’s Family Day In The Park slated for next Saturday Family Day In The I’ark will be ld Saturday, July 28, from 10 n. until 6p.m. at Fort Mellon Rescue's interactive learning ccnter will have a fire engine show and Safe Kids program will have bike and helmet safety tips with a limited helmet giveaway and a show­ case and sale for its back to have fun, family recre­ to school campaign. Air ation, carnival games, Rescue III will have a fly and great food. Special over of its emergency heli­ guest will be Jo Jo copter with tiie pilot and Dancer, of Star 945, with helicoptor's showcased. smooth R&B and classic Chuffer, the 450 pound soul. Bengal Eger, will be In the Marva Organizations which petting area. There will be H a w k in s lace painting. will be involved include the Seminole Counl The event is siioriaored Sheriff's Office (DAftE) police by Star 945, UNI and Quad-Five explorers with free diild fingerPromotion, Inc. For information printing, Sanford Fire and phone 407-382-9408. Hospice of the Comforter offering orientation and training sessions Hospice of the Comforter, the only nonprofit hospice serving Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties, is offering orientation and training classes for new volunteers. These sessions will be held on consecutive Tuesdays beginning Aug. 28 and ending Oct. 9, from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. These classes will be held at Hospice of the Comforter's South Office, 12554 South John Young Parkway in the Hunters Creek area of Orlando, Volunteers will have many opportunities including patient care, administrative support, bereavement, fund-raising and special events. The training is free and there is no obligation, Once training has been completed, the volunteer may work in the area that they reside. Call the Volunteer Department at 407-628-0808 for more information or registration. M n e l i m i l If i k n i i ' m 1m t s n •■ ;n me PRE-TEEN WITH NEW HOPE J o J o Dancer All IVansmission Defects Are Not Major Problems - / Consult a * 0 Specialist Harrell &. Beverly Transm issions 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford O Z Z - O * Since 1959...Same Location NOTICE OF CHANGE OF DEAR PRE-TEEN: I, too, hope your letter r^sssuYcs other kids who areln trou­ ble that they can get (he help they need. Caring fam ily and friends are the beat aupport syatem In the world. Dear Abby is written by Pauline Phillips and daugl ter Jeanne Phillips. LONDON SYMPHOHY ORCHESTRA Good advice for everyone — teens to seniors — Is in T h e Anger in All of Us and How to Deal With It." To order, send a business-size, self-addressed envelope, »lus check or money order or $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Dear Abby, Anger Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is included.) f and the St. John's Rivet City Band jg SATURDAY, JULY 28 - 730 PM J M O C E A N CENTER. D A Y T O N A B EA CH ■ $ 3 2 $ 2 8 $23 X m Box Office (904) 257-7790 W "Special hotel rates available!" AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA; PROVID­ ING FOR A CHANGE OF FUTURE LAND USE DES­ IGNATION FROM RURAL RESIDENTIAL (RR) TO LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (LOR); PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City o( Lake Mary City Commission will hold a 2nd public hearing (adoption) to discuss the above proposed ordinance for a Large-Scale Future Land Use amendment to the City's Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map. This meeling will be held on Thursday, August 2, 2001. In the Commission Chambers localed at the Lake Mary City Hall, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida at 7:00 P.M. Visit our web site to order online: 12 M onth CD minimum deposit required T he Bank fo r Y ou And Y our Com m unity ! WWW.FII-ISO.ORG LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA POPS Children First Family Child Care The property to be considered lor the largo-scale amondmont is approximately 13.53 acres in size. Th e applicant is requesting a change In future land use designation from Rural Residential (RR), to Low Density Residential (LDR). Th o property is locat­ ed at the southwost comer ol Country Club Road and Leslie Lane, more particularly described as follows: Lot 11 and the North 1/2 ol Lot 12, Sanlord Substantial Farms, as Rocordod in Plat Book 5, Page 84 ol Iho Public Recoids ol Seminole County, Florida. Less Iho East 20 feel thereof. A copy ol the Comprehensive Plan, Futuro Land Use Map and proposed amendment are available lor inspection in tho Community Development Department, Lako Mary City Hall, 100 North Country Club Road, Lako Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A M until 5:00 P.M , or you may call 324-3049 fro information concerning this amendment Interested parties may appoar and bo hoard regarding tho proposed amendment or written comments may bo lilted with Iho City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. NATIONAL BANK Ages 12 Mo. - 1 Winter Park O ffice 1211 Orange Ate. 407/622-1120 la k e Mary O ffice 3001 West Lake Mary BltxL 407/323-8485 Sanford O ffice 500 West First Si. 407/323-2$84 I I IfcmUi U> • Minimum JcpuMI u I I AW Annual O K a u i t V M I (A lt') b bmctl u|«*i iMilr lum puumln* with InM iw rnnkm n* un drpimi umd m l i « | AIT b uA^co u> nuhoui U k t l fxTUtn rrur be lmpu.nl far Mrty w n tn k m l Oflcr n g be can ir lln l wlitwui m nkc Numul H>l*: limn, apply Member AC Accepted Located Near 1-4 and Seminole Town Center Mall NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY N O T CO N STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR TH E PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSONS WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF TH E PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPEL­ LATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE TH E NECESSAR Y ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any ol these proceedings should contact the City's ADA Coordinator at least 48 hours In advance ol the mooting at (407) 324-3024. Lie ft 07E675L Carol A. Foster, City Clerk City ol Lake Mary, Florida �T he S eminole H erald P a g e 6A Wednesday, July 18 2001 Lights Continued from Page 1A i the Trust. "Obviously we're dis­ appointed." ] City engineers and consul­ tants, working with Trust mem* t^ers, created a plan Uiat would install 122, 15-foot historic \Vashington concrete black poles with a single Acom, 175watt lamp fixture. To pay for the $690,000 project, the city asked residents to share the burden through a special tax assess­ ment district. Costs for each property owner were based on the square footage of the lot at a rate of .0023 cents per square foot. The average residential cost was between $10 to $12 per month per parcel for a 10-year period to pay for the lights and installation. After the 10-year finance period, Florida Power & Light had guaranteed mainte­ nance and energy costs would remain at a flat rate forever, with the average home owner paying about $4 per month. While most residents liked the idea of additional lights, many protested the monthly finance and maintenance charge. "This was a checkbook vote," Lessaid said. "We asked people if they wanted to make a finan­ cial commitment. They said no." Lessard said the street light issue may not be dead yet. There has been some discussion about the city installing lights along major thoroughfares like Sanford and Park avenues. "The City Commission will have to make a decision on July 23 about where they want to go from here," Lessard said. There's also the possibility the Trust or some oilier group could request another vote, maybe as soon as next year. "I don't think there's any­ thing to prevent the issue from being brought back up,” Kuhn said. "Since it was so close, they may want to bring it up soon. It's up to the Trust." O f Ihe 2H7 ballots returned, 16 were disqualified for lack of a signature, no social security number, mlssini the deadline or in four cases, for not marking a choice — so called undervotes. While 16 bdllots could change the outcome (the prop­ erties would need to average at least 6,500 square feet In size), the Trust is not expected to chal­ lenge tlu.ni because nine of the 16 disqualified ballots were "no" votes. Dan Ping can ba reached at dplngOaamlnolahareld.com or Parents attend G oldsboro Elem entary orientation By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School pre-kinaergarten camp is being held, July 7 through 19 for parents and students (pre-kindergarten). The opening day orientation began with more than 40 par­ ents and children enrolled In the program. Tnc parents were welcomed by Principle Sherry O'Leary and Family Liaison PreKindergarten Coordinator Delora Campbell. After a tour o f the campus, parents and bright eyed prekindergartners assembled In the medical center. Dr. Mary Beth Donaldson, counselor, conducted training workshops on "H elping Your child make the Transition from Home to School" and stress management. Throughout the eight day workshop, various specialists in school curriculum, math, science, language, computer lab, reading strategies, hands on experience and many other activities help make for a suc­ cessful transition from home to pre-kindergarten. Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School, 1300 West 20th St., in Sanford serves the community. School hours are 9:15 a.m. until 3:45 p.m. For more information on pre-kindergarten, contact Delora Campbell, Family HanM photo by Mam HowMna Parents attend the recent pre-klndergarten orientation camp el Goldsboro Elementary School. Watch for different problems when growing tomatoes Tomatoes are one o f the Control Use tomato varieties devel most popular vegetables grown in Florida gardens. The oped by the University of ........... Florida tomato breedplants arc easy to grow .......... and Ihe fruits can be ^ r — | ing program or vari­ eties that will set fruits used fresh or cooked in a variety of ways. j under conditions of high temperatures. Use For those of you who like to grow tomatoes, i'/vr, recommended fertilizer maybe you have faced 'W levels, especially nitro­ gen, to avoid flower one or more of the folJH 1 lowing problems. Flow er Drop A! Flowers drop in tomatoes because of poor pollination. * * * tom ato floweib are sclf-polllnated, therefore, a pollination problem Is usually related either to very high doses of nitrogen fertilizers or the pollen aborts due to excessive nigh night temperatures. Some vegetable gardeners use very high doses of fertiliz­ ers to produce their crops, and consequently sometimes the amount of nitrogen is to h ig h that the plants will produce an exuberant vegetative growth but the production of flowers will be affected. This Is espe­ cially true when organic fertil­ izers such as manure are used in large quantities. Some vari­ eties, specially those devel­ oped in the Northerner areas of the country, do not set fruits very well when the night tem­ peratures are high ana conse­ quently most o f the flowers will drop unfertilized. Bacterial W ill This disease affects mainly tomato but It * * # also affects other plants such as green pepper and egg­ plant. Plants affected by this disease wilt during the day but may recover overnight. The disease progresses rapidly and In a few days Infected plants w ill w ilt per­ manently and die. Symptoms are usually observed when plants start to develop the first fruits and day temperatures ■re high- A rapid, diagnosis of this problem can be made by cutting the tomato stem at ground level and immersing the stem end In a glass of water. A steady milky liquid wlU be observed coming from the stem end Into the water. A dark background will enhance the view o f the bacterial flow from the stem Into the water. no resistance to this disease. Do not plant tomato where this disease has appeared before. Infested beds should be rotated with plants not related to tomato. Do not move soil from Infested fields into other areas o f your garden. No chemical control Is recommended for home gardeners. Blossom -End Rot The typical symptom of this condition, which is an indica­ tion o f calcium deficiency, is the discoloration of the end of the fruits, opposite to the point o f attachment. The attected area will change from a pale green to a black sunken spot that is usually invaded by sec­ ondary organisms that con­ tribute to the damage to the fruit. Poorly limed, sandy soils can Induce this condition as well as extreme changes in soil moisture. C aldum may become unavailable if water is restrict­ ed around the root area, and during those short periods of caldum deficiency, it can affect the development of the rapidly growing fruits. Control Maintain an adequate mois­ ture level In the bed. Lime accordingly to soil test results. Foliar applications o f calcium chloride or calcium nitrate can correct this problem. Dilute 4 tablespoons in 3 gallons of water and use 1 Qt of the solu­ tion per plant, twice a week as a foliar spray. There are prod­ ucts already mixed and ready to spray that can be purchased in garden stores. Leaf Spots plan! in a very short period of time. Make sure that you learn to recognize the different types of leaf spots to be able to use the best control m ethc J available. The agriculture extension ser­ vice in your area can help you to recognize the different dis­ eases and can recommend Ihe best control methods. Control Use a fungicide spray pro­ gram recommended in your area. Tomato plants can be affect­ ed by many leaf spots produc­ ing organisms. Many o f those organisms are fungi, but some bacteria also produce leaf spots on tomato leaves. Some of those diseases are very seri­ ous and can defoliate a tomato SPECTACULAR TEN N ESSEE L A X E FRO N T A fabulous* new lake front property; Waterfront or water access w/boat dock. Close to Gatlinburg St Pigeon Forge. Great mountain views, paved roads, underground utilities. Excellent financing. Call nowl 1-877-505-1871 ext. 1166 Control Most tomato varieties have 407-322-2611. Training Services * C o m c a r I n d u s t r i a l n ca d a e n t r y le v e l *"* d r lv a r a N O W ! N o e x p e r ie n c e n e e d e d . E a r n S 5 0 0 - S 7 0 0 w e a k ly p i n s b e n e f i t s . N o C D L T N o p ro b le m ! IS dny tr a in in g a v a ila b le , D r lv a lo c a l o r o v e r th e r o a d . T O L L F R E E ( 888) 889- 5624 Forest FOOD & PH ARM ACY L A K E FO R EST V ILLA G E SHOPPES 5240 W. 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F O G A R T Y ; F IR S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L B A N K O F F L O R ID A , N .A .; R A Y V A L D E S , as Tax Collector, and the unknown spouses of the above, if any, and their heirs, devisees, assignees, grantees, creditors, lessees, executors, administrators, mortgagees, judgment creditors, trustees, lienholders, persons In possession, and any and all other persons having or claiming to have any right, title or interest by, through, under or against the above-named defendants, or otherwise claiming any right, title, or interest In the real property described In this action, C IV IL D IVISIO N C A S E N O . 01 -C A -1 4 8 S -1 3 -G P A R C E L SE-007.000 FOR PUBLICATION title, Interest, or lien the defendant has in or to the property described In the Petition and to sow cause why that property should not be taken for the uses and purposes set forth in the Petition. If any Defendant fails to do so, a default will be entered against that Defendant for the relief demanded in the Petition. P L E A S E T A K E N O T IC E that a Declaration of Taking has been filed in this cause and that Petitioner will apply for an Order of Taking vesting title and posses­ sion to the property as described in the Petition in the name of Potitioner, and any other order the Court deems proper before the Honorable G en e R. S tephenso n, C ircuit Ju d g e , on Wednesday, A u g u s t 15,2001, at 1:30 P.M., In Courtroom “K" of the Seminole County Courthouse, 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. All Defendants in this action may request a hearing and be heard at the time and place designated. Any Defendant failing to file a request for hearing shall waive any right to object to the Order of Taking. W IT N E S S may hand and seal of the Court on this 5th day of July, 2001. M ARYANNE M ORSE, Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Defendants. N O T IF IC A T IO N In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact the A D A Coordinator, 18th Judicial Circuit Court, at 301 North Park Avenue, Suite N -301, Sanford, F L 32771. Telephone: 1-407-655-4227, within two working days of your receipt. If hearing Impaired, Telephone (T D D ) 1-800-955-8771 or voice (V ) 1-800-955-0770, via Florida Relay Service. E X H IB IT A S U M M O N S T O S H O W C A U S E , N O T IC E O F E M IN E N T DOMAINJERQCEEDiMflS.AND.NOTICE QF HEARING I ' Fkxtdi Ota Tranuntoton Company v». Ronnta A. Fooaitv. «< al. i A L L T H E S H E R IF F S O F T H E S T A T E ID T O A L L W H O M I T M AY C O N C E R N : Y O U A R E C O M M A N D E D to serve this summons and a copy of the petition iihlnertl Domain, the Declaration of Taking, the Notice of Lis Rendons, the of Publication, the Notice of Filing Affidavit Supporting Constructive Service [ Process and the Affidavit Supporting constructive Service of process upon: A ll defendants nam ed In E xhibit “A ”, attached; to all pertlea claim ing Interests by, thro ugh, un d e r o r against the nam ed defendants; and to all parties ha vin g o r claim ing to have any right, title, o r Interest In the property described In E xhibit UB ”. N O T IC E ' IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T O T H E A B O V E -N A M E D D E F E N D A N T S A N D T O A L L W H O M I T M AY C O N C E R N , IN C L U D IN G A L L P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G A N Y IN T E R E S T BY. T H R O U G H , U N D E R O R A G A IN S T T H E N A M E D D E F E N D A N T S ; A N D T O A L L H A VIN G O R C LA IM IN G T O H A V E A N Y R IG H T, T IT L E , O R IN T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y D E S C R IB E D IN the Petition, that Petitioner has filed a Petition in Eminent Domain and Declaration of Taking to acquire certain property Interests in Seminole County, Florida as described In the Petition. Each Defendant and any other person claiming any Interest in, or having a lien upon, such property is required to serve a copy of written defenses to the Petition upon J . Gregory Jacobs, of the lav; firm of Brlcklomyor Smolker & Bolvee, P A , 500 East Kennedy Boulevard, Suite i 200, Tampa, F L 33602, attorney for Petitioner, and to file the original of the defens­ e s with the Clerk of this Court, on or before A u g u s t 14,2001, showing what right, PARCEL SE-007.000 8E-007.MO PARTY PgENDAMT INTEREST RomM A. Fogarty </oRaymorF. Maguire, III, Esquire 2818 East Robinson 8trest Suits 280 Orlando, PL 32803 OWNER OJL Bk. 1824, P. 17M Carman M. Fogarty cto Raymsr P. Maguire, III, Esquire 2818 East Robinson SUaai 8UNS250 I '■*’ . Orlando, PL 32603 ' First Union National Bank, a nadonaJ banking aasodadon, (M i Fire* Union milt. MORTGAGEE 6b Pad MdM, Preaidant lOO&AitttyDrtva Tampa, FL 338C2 * ALL PARCELS OJL Bk.1824, P. 1788 OJL Bk. 8127, P. 1087 OJL Bk. 2804, P. 1128 OJL Bk.26H P.1887 RAY VALDES, as Tax Colector 1101 E rt 1st Sanford, FL 32772-0630 > ir it I T H E N A M E O F A N D B Y T H E A U T H O R IT Y )F T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A : SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA SECTION 3 9 , T - 1 9 - S , R - 2 9 - E •H.acum gnaw n an . in ) tn r a v tta d fc a fts s O S a n t a * UoiUond, Florida Tenrm m m T«s-aaii t o ?m DCSCfOPM SKETCH OF EASOCNT ACROSS THE PROPOHY OF MMK A. FDGM1Y k CMEM U. FOCMOY, HB W I SOIINOtE COUKIY. FLORIDA a-S£-007JK» �I'ilB P IIA T he S eminole H eraui WiMtnrwIay. July 18. 2001 S ch ool------------ Scam Continued from Page 1A alcoholic and hadn't had a drink in S3 years, hut was lonely after the passing of his wife, said IJndahl. Lindahl said his father hau phoned him after his heart con­ gestive failure and told him he met a woman and didn't need his help. His suspicions raised after he hadn't heard from his . father for several weeks. "She told nurses that he had no family," Lindahl said. "When I showed up they weren't _ lo let me see him. When showed up it was some miracle that brought him back to life. This was something we needed to solve before he passed on. " I’m glad people are taking this thing seriously. It was rough there for awhile. I was doing my own investigations. Thank God for the Longwood Police Department. They did a bang up job. He was alone and she proved on him." A separate attorney revoked the power of attorney from Hallowell-Thomas and recov­ ered the Hurley's vehicle and other personal property. investigators met with Hallowell-Thomas and she stat­ ed that Hurley had given her a $7,(NX) loan, which she was using to pay personal bills. Upon talk­ ing to 11urley, he stated to inves­ tigators that he had known I I.illmvcll-Thomas for years and after his third stroke she came to him asking if anyone was han­ dling his affairs. I le went on lo explain how Hallowell-Thomas had taken him to an unknown attorney's office to sign the proper docu­ mentation for the power of attor­ ney. He stated he did not know what the power o f attorney meant, but trusted HallowellThomas. However, he said he did not give her a $7,000 loan and only authorized her to remove $3,000 for his motorized scooter. After a search warrant was executed, investigators located four withdrawal statements from H urley's Hartford Life account totaling $14,000. Investigators also discovered several overdraft notices from the his bank accounts. According to Lindahl, he believes about $15,000 was taken from his father in the last month and a half, but he continues his own investigation into suspected missing funds from all the way back in January. "We had some information that an acquaintance of Hallowell-Thomas was contact­ ing Lindahl," Investigator Slcwartson said. "We were try­ ing to find out who she was." On July 13, investigators were contacted by Teresa Cottle who had been unanimously calling Lindahl stating HallowellThomas was using Hurley's sav­ ings to pay for her bills. Cottle advised investigators she was a friend of Hallowell-Thomas and had witnessed her using the Hurley’s credit cards to purchase lottery tickets and to pay her tent. Cottle also advised investiga­ tors that on July 4 HallowellThomas took her to Hurley's apartment to clean. Cottle stated the residence had cat feces all over it, a dead rat in the cat box, the bed had been soiled several times and two sinks were full of dirty dishes. Cottle said she threw out a large amount of spoiled food and the residence was unsanitary. "At the end of the interview we asked her a blanket question if she knew anything else," Stewartson said. "That opened the door." Cottle later advised investiga­ tors that Howcll-Thomns had approached her several times about having her ex-husband, Andrew Gaba, killed. Cottle at first believed she was kidding, but H alkm 'dl-Them as contin­ ued to ask her. According to the police report, Hallowell-Thomas was trying to gain custody of couplers young girl from her ex- husband but was unsuccessful. On July 14, Investigators told Cottle to inform HallowellThomas that she had found someone to kill her ex-husband. Two days later, Cottle once again contacted Investigators and said Hallowcll Thomas said "hot damn" when she heard a hit man had been found. According to Stewartson, it was necessary for investigators to show intent of the crime and that is why they had Casselberry Police Department Investigator Scott Pleasants pose as a hit man. Stewartson said they would have used one Longwood's investigators, but HallowellThomas had already met them at prior interviews. "We had to see if she would engage in conversation and basi­ cally spell out what she wanted done,” Stewartson said. Investigators placed a record­ ing device in n Lake Fairy Motel room where the alleged hit man, Cottle and Hallowell-Thomas were to meet at 8 p.m. July 14. An investigator posing as a hit man told Hallowell-Thomas the job would cost $3,000. Hallowell-Thomas said "She didn't IIlink it would cost that much," but handed over a $300 down payment, a photo of her ex-husband and directions to his house. She was immediately arrested by investigators and charged with larceny over $300, exploita­ tion of the elderly and criminal attempt lo conspire In a capital felony. " It’s one of those things if you let go it could be tragic," Stewartson said. "And there's a child involved so it's something that had to be looked into." The lead Investigator for case is Ryan Bruce. Investigators Stew artson, Darrell M cCoskill and James Hockenberry assisted in the rase. Christopher Patton can b# reached at cpattonOeemlnotehereld.com or 407-322-2811. A rrest Continued from Page LA manager of SCSO intelligence is in education. There is a circle center about the weekend's out­ o f violence that occurs and if break of family violence. "We repeats Itself in a family unit. So certainly look at all aspects ol you have to som ehow break ihe Jay wa6 arrested at his home criminal activity, but its hard to cycled lil.i .n at H-'a/m. Sunday and was pinpoint the cause of abuse. Thai charged with aggravated battery would be a wonderful goal for Christopher Patton can reaob•d at cpatlonOssmlnolowith a deadly weapon. Valorie us to achieve. "Prevention like anything else hsreld.com or 407-322-2611. has since been released from the hospital. "Tltere never seems to be a rhyme or reason when it hap­ pens," said SCSO information A u t o & D le s e S officer Steve Olson about the large number of domestic calls during the weekend. "Like Super Bowl weekend l thought • Hands-On Tralnln •we would have a bunch, but we • 3 Weak Program didn't. It's a cyclical type of • Job Placement, Tuition Assistance thing — that's what I have • Day A Weekend Claasea observed." • Ba Pre-hired If qualified On Sunday, deputies also responded to a Sanford home wrS c. hd.ib hMt.iHrElvp.inol huu' ' T D i e„is e,ic., l o o o -572- g e a r where Daniel Perez, 35, was charged with aggravated abuse (cruelty toward children). The O fficial State o f Florida Safe Deposit B ox Auction. mother reportedly had dropped the two children off the day before for a visit with their Orlando Ju ly 19-21. father, but when she returned the next day several bruises were Gold, silver, jewelry, Sports Memorabilia, coins, stamps. found on the two-year-old boy's Call the Florida Comptroller, buttocks and lower back. "It's a phenomenon of human Bureau o f Unclaimed Property nature," said Stephanie Ryan and a contusion on her forehead. T h e victim w as also evaluated tor ncurolofttcat dnmagp. Continued from Page 1A going to get 1,000 studenls. We Cyber High’s charter was not a really don't want to enroll more unanimous. Board member Larry than 300 studenls." Students interested in enrolling Furlong, live only Board member to vote against the motion, voiced at Cyber High Charter School can concerns about Cyber High's stu­ contact 407-324-1212. During Monday's meeting, the dent enrollment projections and School Board also: funding. • Approved the 2000-2001 Administrators project 175 stu­ dents, including about 40, 10th- Annual Report for submission to United Suites Justice gradera, will attend Cyber High the The 2000-2001 during tire 2001-2002 school year, Department. but Cyber High Principal Leona Consent Decree Annual Report Rachman said the school's charter documents the Board's efforts docs not put a limit on the number with respect to the July 10, 2000, of students who can enroll at the Consent Decree with the United States of America. Sections 11-1V of school. Furlong said the school needs the report demonstrate the an enrollment cap to allow for the Seminole County School Board's correct allocation of state and dis­ efforts to implement the plans, policies, and procedures for the trict funds to the school. "You can't sign up as many kids unitary status areas of facilities, as you can and then come back cheerleading, and student assign­ and ask for money," Furldng said. ment. Sections V-1X of the report However, Rachman said her demonstrate the Board's good administration wants to work faith efforts to tire future operation with the school district in regard of the district as evidenced by the to funding. She also said the implementation of the plans, polischool will not let enrollment get ' dcs and procedures in the areas of faculty recruitment and hiring, out of hand. "We would like to grow," she higher level courses, gifted and said. "I am not saying we arc mental disabilities programs, and discipline. • Entered into contract with Protective Life to provide employ­ ees dental coverage on a volun­ tary basis, effective for the plan year beginning Oct. 1. Employees may learn about the new optional dental plan at the employee bene­ fits open enrollment meetings scheduled in the near future. • Adopted the proposed revi­ sions to the Pupil Progression Plan 2001-2002 policy. • Adopted the proposed revi­ sions to an attachment of the School Attendance/TVansfer poli­ cy. The revised attachment per­ tains to the elementary attendance zones and addresses the develop­ ment of the Forest Lake Academy property, which will be zoned for Forest City Elementary. The Board will hold a public lien ring regarding the proposed adoption of ihc 2001-2002 tentative budget on July 24 at 5:05 p.m. The next School Board Meeting will be held on Aug. 14 at 3 3 0 p.m. Mlchslls Jtrla can ba raachod at mdjartaOaaminolaharald.com or 407-322-2611. Closures C ontinued from Page 1A intersection of Airport Boulevard. One lane in each direction will be clbsed from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. as crews pour concrete for the highw ay's overpass. Sunday, A irport Boulevard will be closed betw een U.S. Highway 17-92 and Live Oak Boulevard during the hours of 9:30 p.m. and 6:30 a.m. Crews are scheduled to pave addition­ al lanes that will allow for a traffic shift os workers continue their work in the area. Originally, Interstate 4 nightly lane closures were to begin Monday, but like many construction projects In Central Florida, the work was delayed because of rain the fol­ low ing week, according to Strong. "W hat w e have is three sec­ tions on this project right now," Strong said. "You get different things going on at different tim es, but w e ore giving ui some space because anything can happen, like bad weather. All m otorists traveling around these areas o f construction are urged to drive carefully. 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Q 0 1 �V T m : S eminole IlrjfA fJl Section B Sports W e d n e sd a y July 18, 2001 Accidents on rented watercraft a concern Col. Robert L Edwards, director of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission's. (FWC) Division of Law Enforcement, has directed his officers to make sure facilities that tent PWCs (personal Jlrr Shupo water craft) and other boats are providing the pub* lie with boating safety infor­ mation that is required by law. “We must address careless operation and boaters not .paying attention to what's ;olng on around them." wards said. "Effective boater education is our best solution, and we hope the rental operators also under­ stand how important it is." in 2D00, UuLC-fourths of PWC accidents occurred on borrowed or rented vessels, and statistics show an alarm­ ing increase in accidents. PWCs comprised only 13 percent of all registered ves­ sels, but they accounted for 32 percent of all boating accidents (382 out of a total of 1,194 statewide) and 46 percent o f all boating injuries, including nine fatal­ ities. The accident rate for PWCs was 386.6 accidents per 100,000 registered vessels, more than three limes the accident rate of ail other ves­ sel types. The most common type of PWC accident was collision with another vessel, followed by collision with a fixed object. New laws, effective O c t 1, 2000, require businesses that rent boats, including PWCs, ' * ‘boatin g safety to orovide information. Em floyees putting patrons in these rented craft must have com­ pleted a boater safety course approved by the FWC and the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA). Information must include: the operational characteris­ tics of the vessel; safe vessel operation and right-of-way; vessel operator responsibili­ ty; and focal characteristics of the waterway where the vessel will be operated. Everyone bom after Sept. 30,1980 who plans to rent a vessel with 10 horsepower or greater must be able to show they have successfully passed an approved boater education course, or they can take a temporary certifi­ cate exam from a livery or marina that has contracted with the FWC to administer the exam. Rules also reauirc rental businesses to display boat­ ing safety information in a visible place. And the age of a person who can sign the rental contract is now 18, up from 16. To obtain n boating safety education course or to get mom information about 2000 bodting accident statistics, visit our Website at: http://floridaconservation.o Inside: C la ss ifeds 6B-8B C rossw ord 7B TV L istin g s 2B JETS continue to impress Sp ecial to the Herald O VIEDO — Kids .torn the Florida JETS Wrestling Club competed in two separate national-level tournaments July 5-8. The USA Wrestling Kids Nationals wen? held in Fresno, California, while the AAU Grand Nationals were held In Albuquerque, New Mexico. Both tourna­ ments involved the Greco-Roman and Freestyle styles of wrestling—the styles wrestled in Olympic and all other Inter­ national-level competitions. Those plac­ ing in the top six In the nation in their respective weight class are awarded All­ American status. Each JETS wrestler who compet •ted garnered All-American status. JETS traveling to Fresno, with aicclrm< Wrestlers earn All-American honors at national tourneys panying results include: • John Christiansen _ Novice, 80pounds, 4th In Greco-Roman; 5th in Freestyle. • Jesse Robbins _ Schoolboy, 110 aunds, 2nd in Greco-Roman; 3rd In reestylc. •Justin Fraga _ Schoolboy, 115 pounds, National Champion in Greco-Roman; 3rd in Freestyle. • Kenny Lester _ Schoolboy, 250 pounds. National Champion in GrecoRoman; National Champion in Freestyle. JETS traveling to Albuquerque, with accompanying results include: * Brandon Tressler _ Novice, 100 unds, National Champion in Greco­ man; 2nd in Freestyle. * Tyler Davis _ Novice, 75 pounds, 4th In Greco-Roman; 4th in Freestyle. * David Green _ Schoolboy, 140 pounds, 3rd In Greco-Roman; 2nd Jn Freestyle. ‘ K e ’ Jitson HobLiru _ Cadrt. 117 pounds, National Champion in Greco-Roman; Did not compete in Freestyle. f See Jets, Fsge 2B JET S continue to impress District first step in run for Legion World Series By Dean Smith Sports Editor ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — It all begins here. A month from now the 2001 American Legion Baseball World Scries Champion will be crowned In Yakima, Washington, but the road starts today when the District . Tournament opens at Lake Brantley High School. In the first game of the dou­ ble elimination event at 5 pan. today (Wednesday), Sanford Campbell-Losslng Post 53, the 1997 and 1998 State Champions and 1997 World Series Champion, plays Titusville Post 1 at 5 pan. and at 8 p.m., Poinciana Post 10 taken on Apopka Post 87. On Thursday, the Sanford/Titusville loser plays the Poinciana/Apopka loser at 5 p.m. and host Orlando Post 19 (Lake Brantley) faces the Polndana/Apopka winner at 8 p.m. On Friday, the winner of Thursday's 5 p.m. game takes on the loser of Thursday's 8 p.m. game at 2 p.m. and at 5 p.m. the Winner's Bracket final will played between the Sanford/TitusviUe winner and the winner of Thursday's 8 p.m. game. The final game of the day has the Friday 2 p.m. game winner taking on the loser o f the Friday 5 p.m. contest. Championship Day will be on Saturday with Friday's 5 .in. game winner taking on riday's 8 p m . game winner at 10 a.m. g M agic, UPN65 extend co n tract Special to tha Herald » A/ NmU oImiss iqrAnzmsmw Tha Sanford Post 63 American Legion Baseball learn (above) was red-hot In winning tiw Fireuwdwr Tournament In DeLand recently, led by MVP Jason Louwama (right). Post 53 wWnow begin Its attempt to wtn the World Series We when N plays Titusville In the District Ibumament at Lake Brantley this evening at 5 pm. Should both teams have one loss after the 10 a m . game, the if necessary, winner-take-all game would be played at 1 pm . But no matter who wins or loses on Saturday, both teams ould advance to the Area iornament in Ft. Pierce begin­ ning Wednesday, July 25th. The winner of the Area Tournament will then advance the State Tbumamenl width ill be held at Alumni Field In G K e JA the Seminole High School Baseball Complex starting Thursday, August 2nd. Sanford Post 53 gets an auto­ matic bid to the tournament as the host team, but the squad is still going to try to win the dis­ trict and area tournament to keep their skills sharp and see what the competition holds for the upcoming State . Tournament. E The ivinner of the Rule Ibum am ent will then advance to the Southeastern Regional Tournament In Albany, Georgia the second week in August with the winner of the Regional earning a spot in the World Series in Yakima the middle part of August. Post 53 saw its chance to win 40 game* in the regular season get washed out this past week­ end as doublchcadera with Titusville Post 1 and Lake Highland scheduled for last See Legion, Page 2B ORLANDO — The Orlando Magic and WRBW-TV UPN 65 have announced a contract extension for the station to con­ tinue to serve as the Magic Television Network's flagship through the 2001-2002 season. The upcoming season will mark the third straight year that UPN 63 has served as the over-the air home for the Magic. UPN 65 will carry up to 35 M agicgam cs in the Orlando area. The Magic's complete television schedule, Including its Sunshine Network cable slate, will be announced In August. "W e're very excited to ' announce the continued part­ nership between WRBW-TV UPN 65 and the M ag ic" said RDV Sports Chief Operating Officer John Wcisbrod. "UPN 65 represents the quality and excellence we strive for in bringing our product to our fans and slakcholdora. We look forward to this continued rela­ tionship." Added UPN 65 General Manager Darrell Schmidt, "The Magic and Orlando have a lot to look forward to this season. and we are proud to continue delivering inis exciting local programming to more than 1.1 million homes in Central Florida. We are thrilled to con­ tinue our partnership with the RDV Sports organization." WRBW UPN 65 is the United Paramount Network affiliate serving Central Florida, and is part of the 10-station ChrisCraft/United Television broad­ cast group covering 22 percent See Magic, Page 2B Central Baptist rallies to claim championship By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — Asa Evans' two-out, two-run single capped a seven-run seventh inning as Central Baptist C hi'trh rallied to claim yet another Sanford Parks and Recreation Department Church Slow Pitch Softball League Championship. Entering the top of the sev­ enth inning Monday night at Zinn Beck Field, Central Baptist trailed Wcstview Baptist Church 7-1 and liad only four hits. But Evans opened the fatefull seventh with a single and then scored all tl*e way from first on a double by Brent Templeton to start the rally and then capped the comeback nine batters later w S H U P E 'S S C O O P Dotting safety i< everyone's jcb and u<e should all be vigi­ lant w hile on the iiuter. F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T River action is good for bream and catfish. Summer heat does not deter them •» from providing plenty of See Outdoors, Page 3B The J E IS season winds up with two final national-level tournaments. This week, several Oviedo wrestlers departed for the Cadet (9th and 10th grade) and Junior (11th and 12th grade) Nationals in Fargo, North Dakota, as part of the Team Florida National Team. The national tournament in Fargo is the largest high school-level wrestling event in the nation, with over 100 partidrants in each weight class. It is the provng ground where college coaches do a majority of their next-level recruiting. JETS wrestlers will also participate in a Team Florida training camp July 16-20 at North Dakota University, with competi­ tion taking place July 21-28 at the Fargo Dome. JEFS wrestlers making the trek to HmUpMobyDwilnWi Brian Morgan (No. 1, abovo) singled and later drew a bases-loaded walk to lore* In the sixth run tor Central Baptist, setting the stage lor Asa Evans’ game-winning two-run single at Zinn Beck Monday night. o m w m m m m m m i with his bases-loaded single up the middle. With the lead in hand form er All-America pitcher Tom Graccy went to work, getting a pop up and a strike out, before getting a short foul fly down the leftfield line that Evans caught after a long run to give Central Baptist an 8-7 Spring League Championship clinching victo­ ryCentral Baptist finished the season with on 11-1 record, but it needed every one of those wins as the Saints had won a duublehcader earlier in the evening to complete their sea­ son at 10-2. The Saints used a nine-run Sec Rally, Page 3B �Inside: Section B C W e d n e sd a y July 18, 2001 Accidents on rented watercraft a concern Col. Robert L. Edwards, director of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission's, (FWC) Division of Law Enforcement, has directed his officers to make sure facilities that rent PWCs (personal Jim Shupe water craft) and other boats are providing the pub­ lic with boating safety infor­ mation that is required by law. "We must address careless operation and boaters not paying attention to what's going on around them." Edwards said. "Effective boater education is our best solution, and we hope the rental operators also under­ stand how Important it is." In 2000, three-fourths of PWC accidents occurred on borrowed or rented vessels, and statistics show an alarm­ ing increase in accidents. PWCs comprised only 13 percent of all registered ves­ sels, but they accounted for 32 percent of all beating accidents (382 out of a total of 1,194 statewide) and 46 percent o f all boating Injuries, including nine fatal­ ities. The accident rate for PWCs was 386.6 accidents per 100,000 registered vessels, more than three times the accident rate of all other ves­ sel types. I h e most common type of PWC accident was collision with another vessel, followed by collision with a fixed object. New laws, effective Oct. 1, 200u, require businesses Hut rent boats, including PWCs, to provide boating safety information. Employees putting patrons in these rented craft must have com­ pleted a boater safety course approved by the FWC and the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA). Information must include: the operational characteris­ tics of the vessel; safe vessel operation and right-of-way; vessel operator responsibili­ ty; and focal characteristics of the waterway where the vessel will be operated. Everyone bom after Sept. 30,1980 who plans to rent a vessel with 10 horsepower or greater must be able to show they have successfully passed an approved boater education course, or they can take a temporary certifi­ cate exam from a livery or marina tliat has contracted with the FWC to administer the exam. Rules also require rental businesses to display boat­ ing safety information in a visible place. And the age of a person who can sign the rental contract is now 18, up from 16. To obtain a boating safety education course or to get more information about 2000 boating acriden* statistics, visit our Website at: h ttp: //floridaconserva tion.o C L is t in g s 7B 2B JETS continue to impress Spoclal to the Herald O VIEDO — Kids from the Florida JETS Wrestling Club competed in two separate national-level tournaments July 5-8. The USA Wrestling Kids Nationals were held In Fresno, California, while the AAU Grand Nationals were held in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Both topmaments involved the Greco-Roman and Freestyle styles of wrestling—the styles wrestled In Olympic and all other Inter­ national-level competitions. Those plac­ ing in the top six In the nation in their respective weight class are awarded All­ American status. Each JETS wrestler who computer] gar­ •ten garnered All-American status. JETS traveling to Fresno, with ac sccbm- Wrestlers earn All-American honors at national tourneys panying results Include: • John Christiansen _ Novice, 80unds, 4th in Greco-Roman; 5th in reestylc. * Jesse Robbins _ Schoolboy, 110 p ° unds, 2nd in Greco-Roman; 3rd in rrt recstyle. * Justin Fraga _ Schoolboy, 115 pounds, National Champion in Greco-Roman; 3rd in Freestyle. • Kenny Lester _ Schoolboy, 250 unds, National Champion in Crccuman; National Champion in Freestyle. K JETS traveling to Albuquerque, with accompanying results include: * Brandon Trcsslcr _ Novice, 100 pounds, National Champion in GrecoRoman; 2nd in Freestyle. * Tyler Davis _ Novice, 75 pounds, 4th in Greco-Roman; 4th in Freestyle. * David Green _ Schoolboy, 140 pounds, 3rd in Greco-Roman; 2nd in Freestyle. ' * Jason Robbins _ Cadet, 112 pounds, National Champion In Cneco Roman; Did not compete in Freestyle. The JETS season winds up with two final national-level tournaments. This week, several Oviedo wrestlers departed for the Cadet (9th and 10th grade) and Junior (11th and 12th grade) Nationals in Fargo, North Dakota, as part of the Team Florida National Team. The national tournament in Fargo is the largest high school-level wrestling event in the nation, with over 100 partici­ pants in each weight class. It Is the prov­ ing ground where college coaches do a majority of their next-level recruiting. JETS wrestlers will also participate in a Team Florida training camp July 16-20 at North Dakota University, with competi­ tion taking place July 21-28 at the Fargo Dome. JETS wrestlers making the trek to See Jets, Page 2B JET S continue to impress District first step in run for Legion World Series ORLANDO — The Orlando Magic and WRBW-TV UPN 65 have announced a contract extension for the station to con­ tinue to serve as the Magic Television Network's flagship through the 2001-2002 season. By Dean Smith Sports Editor ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — It all begins here. A month from now the 2001 American Legion Baseball World Scries Champion will be crowned In Yakima, Washington, but the road starts today when the District Tournament opens at Lake Brantley High School. In the first game o f the dou­ ble elimination event at 5 p.m. today (Wednesday), Sanford Cnmpbell-Losslng Post 53, the 1997 and 1998 State Champions and 1997 World Series Champion, plays Titusville Post 1 at 5 p.m. and at 8 p.m., Poindana Post 10 takes on Apopku Post 37. On Thursday, the Sanford/Titusville loser plays the Poindana/Apopka loser at 5 p.m. and host Orlando Post 19 (Lake Brantley) faces the Poindana/Apopka winner at 8 p.m. On Friday, the winner of Thursday's 5 p.m. game takes on the loser of Thursday's 8 p.m. game at 2 p.m. and at 5 p.m. the Winner's Bracket final will played between the Sanford/Titusviile winner and the winner of Thursday's 8 p.m. game. The final game of the day has the Friday 2 p.m. game winner taking on the loser of the Friday 5 pun. contest. Cluimpionship Day will be on Saturday with Friday's 5 m. game winner taking on Friday's 8 p.m. game winner at 10 a.m. M agic, UPN 65 extend co n tract Special to the Herald The upcom ing season will mark the third straight year that UPN 65 has served as the over-the air hom e fo r the Magic. The Sanford Post 53 American Legion Baseball Team (above) was red-hot in winning the Firecracker Tournament in DeLend recently, led by MVP Jason Louwsma (right). Post 53 will now begin Its attempt to win the World Series title when H plays Titusville In the District Tournament at Lake Brantley this evening at 5 p.m. Should both teams have one loss after the 10 a.m. game, the if necessary, winncr-take-all game would be played at 1 p.m. But no matter who wins or loses on Saturday, both teams ould advance to the Area rumament In F t Pierce begin­ ning Wednesday, July 25th. Tne winner of the Area (Tournament will then advance to the State Tournament which w ill be held at Alumni Field In G the Seminole High School Baseball Complex starting Thursday, August 2nd. Sanford Post 53 gets an auto­ matic bid to the tournament as the host team, but the squad is still going to try to win the dis­ trict and area tournament to keep their skills sharp and see what the competition holds for the upcoming State Tournament. The winner of the State Tournament will then advance to the Southeastern Regional Tournament In Albany, Georgia the second week in August with the winner of the Regional earning a spot in the World Series in Yakima the middle part of August. Post 53 saw its chance to win 40 games in the regular season get washed out this past week­ end as doubleheadcrs with Titusville Post 1 and Lake Highland scheduled for last See Legion, Page 2B UPN 65 will carry up to 35 M agicgames in the Orlando area. The Magic's complete television schedule, including its Sunshine Network cable slate, will be announced in August. "W e're very excited to ' announce the continued part­ nership between WRBW-TV UPN & and the Magic," said RDV Sports Chief Operating Officer John Welsh rod. "UPN 65 represents the quality and excellence we strive for in bringing our product to our fans and stakeholders. We look forward to this continued rela­ tionship." Added UPN 65 General Manager Darrell Schmidt, "The Magic and Orlando have a lot to look forward to this season, and we are proud to continue delivering this exciting local programming to more than 1.1 million homes in Central Florida. We are thrilled to con­ tinue our partnership with the RDV Sports organization." WRBW UPN 65 is the United Paramount Network affiliate serving Central Florida, and is part of the 10-station ChrisCraft/United Television broad­ cast group covering 22 percent See Magic, Page 2B Central Baptist rallies to claim championship By Dean Smith Sports Editor SHUPE'S SCOOP FISHING FORECAST See Outdoors, Page 3B 6 B -8 B r o ssw o r d TV Boating safety is everyone's job. and u<e should all be vigi­ lant while on Ihe avter. KivsiAtliun is good for bream and catfish. Summer heat does not deter them from providing plenty of l a s s if k d s Haraid photo by Doan Smith Brian Morgan (No. 1, above) singled and later drew a bases-loaded walk to Icxca In the sixth run lor Central Baptist, setting the stage tor Asa Evans' game-winning two-run single at Zinn Beck Monday night. SANFORD — Asa Evans' two-out, two-run single capped a seven-run seventh inning as Central Baptist Church rallied to claim yet another Sanford Parks and Recreation Department Church Slow Pitch Softball League Championship. Entering the top of the sev­ enth inning Monday night at Zinn Beck Field, Central Baptist trailed Westview Baptist Church 7-1 and trad only tour hits. But Evans opened the fatefull seventh with a single and then scored all the way from first on a double by Brent Templeton to start the rally and then capped the comeback nine batters later with his bases-loaded single up the middle. With the lead in hand former All-America pitcher Tom Gracey went to work, getting a pop up and a strike out, before getting a short foul fly down the leftfield line that Evans caught after a long run to give Central Baptist an h-7 Spring League Championship clinching Victo­ ryCentral Baptist finished the season with an 11-1 record, but it needed every one of those wins as the Saints Irad won a doubleheader earlier in the evening to complete their sea­ son at 10-2. The Saints used a nine-run See Rally, Page 3B �1 T he S eminole I1 ekaij> l*«lgc* 211 WWIm silny, July IH. 2001 L e g io n -------------------- Briefs For more information about the program, call 1-800-641-lIITS or visit www.basebfllLfactory.com • Deadline for application is August 19. 2 0 0 1 S U M M E R BASEBALL CLASSIC Diamond Sporls (Auk Gainesville will be hosting Hie 2001 Summer Baseball Classic July 28 & 2‘i fur ages J l & Under, 13 & Under, 15 & Under and August 3-5 for age* 10 St Under, 12 St Under and 1*1 Sc Under. Team entry fee Is S325 and teams will play a minimum of four games. For more information call 352-331-2315. SYFA REGISTRATION It’s that Hme o f year again!!! The Sanford Youth Football Association (SYFA) is registering players, cheerleader* and dancers for the upcoming 2001 Fop Warner Season. If you have friends or family that haven't signed up yet — new is the time! The SYFA offers five Sanford Seminole squads divided into five different age (and weights) modeled after Seminole School. Games are played on Saturday’s on the same fields the hlgn school teams play on Friday. Seminole High School’s Thomas E." Whigham Stadium serves as the home field for the SYFA S ee Briefs, Page 4B BASEBALL F A C T O R Y SHOW CASE The Baseball Factory, the leading college placement service for high school baseball play­ ers, is conducting a one-day showcase event for high school players in the Orlando region who aspire to play college baseball. • The lull-day try-out camp will be held Sunday, September 2nd at Orlando’s Tinker Field. The event will draw college coaches from throughout jho area, as well ns pro scouts who evaluate local high school talent. M a g ic Continued from page IB of all households in America. In addition to Orlando Magic games, UPN fiVs 2001-2002 pm-, gmnuning includes Star Trek Tulci|>rise, WWF Smackdown, Blind Date, The People’s Court, Bully the Vampire Slayer, and Roswell. RDV Sporls, named for chair­ man Rich DeVos, is the parent company o f the Orlando Magic of the National Basketball Association, Orlando Miracle of the Women's National Basketball Association, the RDV Sportsplex and Magic Carpet Aviation. BOARD OF GOVERNORS APPROVES GRIZZLIES MOVE TO HYDE GROUP NEW YORK — The NBA Board of Governors have unan­ imously approved the move of the Grizzlies from Vancouver to Memphis beginning with the 2001-2002 NBA season. The Board also approved the sale of a minority interest in the Grizzlies to a group o f , Memphis-based investors led by AutoZone founder J.R. "Pitt" Hyde III and his wife Barbara. "We arc gratified by the com­ munity's enthusiasm and remarkable level of support for the Grizzlies," said NBA Commissioner David Stem. "The City of Memphis, Shelby County, the NBA pursuit team, the business community, and the local investors, have come together with Michael Hdsley and the Grizzlies organization to assure that a successful NBA franchise in Memphis will be a reality." WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME July 1B, 2001 AMERICAN LEGION CLASS A DISTRICT TOUR­ NAMENT • al lake Brantley High School WEDNESDAY, JULY IB C a n * I _ TtfutvSIie Port 1 v«. Sanford Ito t S3, 5 p in C a n * 2 I Vtndana l\n| 10* a Apopka Pent 87, H p m. THURSDAY, JULY 19 G a n t 3 _ U*h t of Came I rt. L w t of Game 2 ,5 p m C a n e I Orlando l\ » t 19 (Lake Brantley) v*. Winner of Game 2,8 p jn FRIDAY, JULY 20 Game I _ Ijnwrt of Game f va, Winner of Came 3,2 p m Came * _ Winner of Game 1 va* Winner of Game 4, 3 pan, G a n t 7 latter of Game 6 vt, Winner of Game 5,6 p m. SATURDAY, JULY 21 Game S _ Winner of Game 6 v*. Winner of Game 7 , 10 a m Gam* t _ (If tiKSBBary^ Winner of Game 8 vt. LttMf of Game 8 ,1 p.m. Note: Winner of Game 6 and Winner of Game 7 will both advance to Area Tournament in F t IV rcr- Je ts 32 pot iddy Harrison _ Junior, * Bud 134 pounds. Upon completion of the com­ petition in Fargo, the JETS will take a team to Virginia Beach, Virginia to com­ pete in the AAU Junior Olympics [grades Continued from page IB Fargo include: * Jason Robbins _ Cadet, 103.5 pounds. • Seve Hewitt _ Cadet, 112 pounds. * Kyle Coffman _ Cadet, 121 pounds. • Eric Christiansen _ Cadet, M-through-12), July 30-throughAugust 3rd. The Junior Olympics is a team event of Olympic style where wrestlers compete against the top teams in the nation, where wrestlers gamer 15-to-18 match­ es per wrestler against top national competition. 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In other American Legion Baseball news, . Oviedo claimed the Class B District Tournament this past weekend and will take part in the Class B State Tournament on Mclching Field at Conrad Park in DcLnnd. Class B Is for varsity players and upcoming junior varsity plnyois who are not quite good enough or experienced enough to make the Class A team. Oviedo will open the Stale Tournament on Friday at 9:30 a.m. and the double elimination event will run through Sunday in DeLand. 1 fl:00 I 8:30 I 7:00 I 7:30 I 8 00 1 6:30 1 9:00 I 9:30 I 10:00 I 10:30 I 11:00 1 11:30 8:00 I 0:30 I 10:00 a Continued from page IB Friday and Saturday were both rained out. So Sanford will enter the District Tournament with a 39-1 record and back-to-back Tournament Championships in the Firecracker and Johnny Jones Memorial 4th of July tournaments, putting n bull's eye souare on its collective backs. Members of the Post 53 team, made up of play­ ers from Scminoic and Lake Mary high school's, arc Stephen Apfcl, Bryan Armstrong, Trevor Berryhill, Kyle Bono, Ryan Bono, Jake Davis, Malt Fraysicr, Uriah Kimmig, Chris Krall, Jason Louwsma, Matt Mergo, Mcliul Patel, Tucker Pearce, Angelo Pctracca, Dominic Petracca, Brandon Phans, Adam Sanabria, and Robert Ycro. Tlie team is managed by Rod Fergerson with Mike Bono and Ralph LnRosa serving as coaches. A major threat to Sanford's hopes will come from host Post 19, which holds the only victory over Post 53 this season and also played the favorites very tough in their own tournament, the Johnny Jones Memorial, twice two weekends ago. Making up the L ike Brantley squad arc Mike Blackstock, Ryan Chim lclcw skij David Chimilarski, Matt Dobbins, Bret) Harney, Ryan Harris, Ray Horal, Nick James, Andrew Liughter, Chris Lidfcldt, Brennan Penland, Geoff Strickland, Tommy Sulton, JWf Dietz, Scott Swanson, Jonathan Venlere, and Kenny Vitek. 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The Saints then got off to a fast start In lire second game, scoring five runs in the bottom of tlic first inning to wipe out n 2-0 deficit and then tacked on four runs in the second inning and eventually scored three runs in the sixth inning to close out a runner-up clinching 16-6 run rule win over Westvieiy Baptist. That win forced Central Baptist to win the nightcap, because a loss would have thrown the league into a tic and since the two teams split their two games In the regular season a winncr-take-all game would have had to be played next Monday. Westvlew Baptist took a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning as Littleton led off with a single and Mortan followed with an insidc-thc-park home run, driving the ball to the fence in leftcenter field. Fore followed with a single and went to third on a single by Curtis Tabor before scoring the third run on a sacrifice fly by Bobby Tabor. Central Baptist got a run back in the top of the second inning when Robert Hirt got a pitch to his liking and drove the ball over the 330-foot sign in left field, the first ball to leave Zinn Beck in left in a softball game this year. The score remained 3*1 until CAR classes of Super Late Model, Modifieds, Sportsman, Mini Stock, and Super Stock Si Strictly Stock. Gates open a 6 p.m. and rac­ ing 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. Tills Saturday (July 21st) at New Smyrna Speedway in sion races at the two local FAS­ CAR tracks. On Friday night (July 20th), the 911 Racing Series will run a special race along with heats and features in the regular FAS- the bottom of the third inning when Westvlew Baptist doubled its scoring. Bobby Tabor led off with a single and got to second on an error, allowing Szylvester to reach safely. Salsbury then sin­ gled to load the bases and Bobby Tabor scored when Page forced Salsbury at second. Campbell then grounded to third, but the throw was wild to first, allowing both Sylvester and Page to score. Wcstview Baptist added to the lead in the fourth Inning os Mortan led off with a single, went to seconf on a fly to left by Fore and scored on a single by Curtis Tabor. Central Baptist then made the play that probably saved the game as Curtis Tabor was thrown out at the plate trying to score on brother Bobby Tabor's double to rightcentcr. Evans opened the seventh for Central Baptist with his single and scored on Templeton’s dou­ ble and Templeton scored on a single by Mike Hartman, breathing life into the Central Baptist players. A fly out and a force of Hartman on a grounder by Jeff Neff looked like It might end the Central hopes, but Jay Crutchfield singled and Mike McCoy walked to load the bases. Gtacey then grounded to short, but the throw to third was dropped, keeping the inning alive and scoring Neff. Hilt and Brian Morgan walked to force in two more runs, setting the stage for Evans' heroics. Samsula, heats and featuies will be run in the regular FASCAR divisions of Late Model, MiniStock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. The Super Late Models will have the week off. Gates open at 5 p.m, and rac­ ing begins at 7:30 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located at the comer of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DcLand and Daytona. 1367 (Orlando) or (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPBEDWAY.COM, or V.Mail at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM. Also you are invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 " Ih ca ew "VOICE" o f Stock Car Racing!" every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. See Racing, Page 4B T E ST AND TUNE BITHLO — Test and Tune will be held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando Speedworld. Cost is $20, which is good for the car and three people in the pits only, while individuals can enter for $5. For more information on any local short track action, call tiie FASCAR offices at (407) 568- PAMELA J. HELTON, P.A The Liquor Store ATTORNEY AT LAW THE LUCKY LOTTERY STORE BANKRUPTCY • DIVORCE Payment Plans •A lso Practicing In: Family Law, M odification, Child Support, ^ i /j\ Landlord/Tenant, Evictions, I -mm- Domestic Injunctions, Guardianship, tJu u . Probate and Wills. 801 N. M agnolia Ave., Ste, 407, Orlando, FL 32803 Phone: 481-9564 M| Mt Ntmy ■ankpM *dm M ttaMMbt MMdtaiMr adwton 1303 SANFORD AVE. (13th & SANFORD AVE.) SANFORD. FL (407) 302-7857 TAPPLIANCE STORE 153 W SR. 434 •Winter Springs 407-327-3344 ...Repairs On All Makes And Models 12 Mo. 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AL & JOLEEN BLUE • Easy drive up access 365 days •AC A Non AC Units •Rent month to month • No Deposit •Security Goto access • Fenced & Lighted Grounds • Pest Control •Your Lock-Your Key Hntd photo by Omd Smtti Tom Gracey did his usual masterful job ol pitching to lead Central Baptist to yet another Championship Monday night at Zinn Beck Field. CALL US o n STOP IN FOR RATES AND SIZES Outdoors and trout. Large live shrimp, Continued from page IB action. Bass, however, prefer the i finger mullet, and pinflsh are the top halts. low light conditions o f early Captain lack at Port morning and late afternoon. The Canaveral reports that king Puzzle Lake area U providing mackerel are the main attrac­ top notch action with all tion. Kings can be found from spedes. Wading is good this iust off the beach, to the buoy time of year, as bass tend to bunch up in holding areas such lineandBARref andfclican Flats. Tripletsll are in the buoy steep banks line, while sheepshead and slouch and creek mouths, and flounder con be found inside sand bars. I prefer a tiny spin­ the Port. Trout and red fish are ning outfil rigged with sixrated ns fair in the Banana and pound test ana a small Rapala This tactic is deadly this time of Indian c m a Ponce Inlet has fast action year in the Puzzle Lake areawith sheepshead, drum, redfislt, Sebastian Inlet lias steady jack crevalle and small bluefish. catch and release action with Live or dead shrimp is the top snook, with most fish running bait. Trout and redfish are rated from 8-to-15 pounds. Also as good in Mosquito Lagoonexpect a few flounder, red fish, S O U T H E R N D IS T R IB U T O R S Of Orltindo, Inc. T I L E IN S T O C K • 3 0 ,0 0 0 S F • 4 0 ,0 0 0 S F 59C S F , . 75C S F N ev/ O u tle t In S a n f o rd 3 1 5 9 O r la n d o D r. 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -0 2 2 7 ��Pago till Wrdneaday. 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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>, July 18, 2001; <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/46db95b81ba6210a9eb3ce2143aaec07.pdf 00d3245f7319830ace4b203b94202222 PDF Text Text I WEEKEND 5 0 $ Sanford, Florida Festival is on for N ovem ber By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor SANFORD — It's 4-years-old and growing. The fourth annual Sanford Heritage Festival will return to the downtown area in November. This year's celebration will include activities and events familiar to past festival-goers and also new attrac­ tions and performances, including the first Sanford Heritage Festival Regatta. This year's festival is being produced Sanford Heritage Festival Inc. — a recent- Raines Back in the Bigs The prediction of Tim Raines Sr.'s demise as a professional baseball player has once again been proven wrong by the Sanford veteran. Raines returned to the Expos' big league roster on Wednesday and is 0-for-2 In a pair of plnch-hlt appear­ ances against the San Francisco Giants. Page 1B Flashback t0Fashion Volta offers styles from today and yesterday Page 1C Sales Tax Forum The second-generation penny sales tax will be the discussion at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce lun­ cheon Wednesday, Aug. 29. City and county officials will lead the discussion. Seating is limited and reservations arc required. Call 407-322-2212. Seminole Smile Index Q o u i l U i l ............. C ro u w o rd . 7» D #or A b b y . . ..................6 C la g o li ................... ........... 30-41 U l a S i y U ............... ObHuonat ....................... 3 A O p i n i o n ................ Poke* lo g . 2A R e li g io n ............... S po il* ............... i mmAn ly established corporation of local commu­ nity leaders — in cooperation with the city of Sanford, Sanford Main Street, Helen Stairs Theatre and the Sanford/Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. "There was a community organization in the city that saw the value of the festival as a signature event in the community," Heritage Festival Event Consultant Ron Rose said. "They sec the festival as having an impact on community development, which, in turn, has an impact on econom­ ic development." Highlighting this year's festival is coun­ try singer Mark Wills, who made the country charts In 1996 with the song "Jacob’s Ladder." Other No. 1 hits by the reigning ACM Top New Male Vocalist include "I Do (Cherish You)," "Don't Laugh At Me," and "Wish You Were Here." Wills will perform two live con­ certs at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9. New this year will be the Heritage Festival Regatta, a one-day event held on the shores of Lake Monroe. According to Mitty Events — the group organizing the event — the sport of rowing, once exclu­ sive to the northeast, has exploded in the Sec Festival, Page 8A S C C d e liv e r s ‘ k n o c k o u t’ fu n President joins students in Club Rush Carnival Printer foul-up causes confusion on tax bills By Christopher Patton Staff Writer By Dan Ping Editor SANFORD — The Seminole Community College campus was all fun and games Wednesday for th e! ■first day of classes. Complete with a live band, numerous activities and free hot dogs, the first day of school looked more like a small town carnival, but that's exactly what college president Dr. Ann McGee intended it to be. "I’m a firm believer in stu­ dent activities," said McGee only minutes before entering the dunk tank to help raise money for scholarships. "The whole socialization is so important to college life, Lpok at these kids. This is a great time in their lives to explore and find themselves. We can help them do that inside and outside the classroom." It only took several minutes before McGee found herself floating in the dunk tank reser­ voir. Other than helping raise money for scholarships, she said her participation in the traditional carnival game helped new students feel more comiortiiole around the school's administrators. "I might be the president and he might be the vice presi­ dent, but were just normal people," McGee said as she pointed to Dr. David Harrison as he took his turn in the dunk tank. While most people don't envision themselves in a dunk tank anytime soon, McGee's philosophy must be paying off as the Seminole Community College increased its enroll­ ment by 22 percent from last year. For student clubs and orga- SANFORD — A printing error by a Volusia County com­ pany is causing concern for Seminole tax payers. David Johnson, director of support services for the Seminole County Property Appraiser's Office, said 63,000 of tne 157,000 tax bilb Ibted the wrong phone number and some of the bills did not display the $25,000 homestead exemption. However, Johnson said the bot­ tom-line tax assessment b cor­ rect on all of the bilb. "On some of the bills, the printer did not display the exemptions, but those were cal­ culated In the boltom-Une figure, and those amounts are correct," Johnson said. "(Property own­ ers) may not like tne assessed value or the final amount, but the bottom line calculation is correct." Johnson explained that the property appraiser's office con­ tracted with DeLand based MBI Printers, which in turn subcon­ tracted part of the job out to another company. "Unbeknownst to us, MBI let another company do some of the printing," Johnson said. "In their zest to win the bid, MBI later discovered they could not meet our timetable. That’s when they subcontracted with the other company to finbh the job on time." When the job was transferred, Johnson said not all of the infor­ mation calculated by the proper­ ty appraiser's office was trans­ ferred to the new printing tem­ plate. "When you look at a tax bill, there are a lot of numbers listcd," Johnson said. "That infor­ mation is collected, calculated H n l d photo* by Art Z M in tk l A bove: R u ss Moncriol, lett and Je tt Je tco a t duke It out with Inflatable boxing gloves during the Sem inole Communrty CoUega Club Rush Carnival. The event highlights the various dubs students can participate In out­ side of d a s s . R igh t: SC C President Ann Mc<3ee did her part for the carnival by taking a him In the dunking booth. nizatinns the event also proved to be an excellent recruiting tool as dozens of tables with brochures and smiling faces looked to persuade new stu­ dents to join. "We get all the students aware that Student Government Association is available on campus," said SGA secretary/treasurer Michael Torres of Winter Springs. Student vice president Elizabeth Flor of Deltona agreed "You don't get much chance to talk to the students during the year so this is our biggest chance to recruit peo­ ple." Anthony Lewis, SGA presi­ dent from Fern Park, also said the event can help "show stu­ dents what's available," but more importantly, it helps stu­ dents find their niche. "A lot of these students come here with very different SA N FO RD — Seminole County code enforcers arc checking local car dealerships to see It they violate the coun­ ty's land development code for displaying Inflatable advertis­ ing displays, banners, pen­ nants and flags. The code enforcement board is sending the message loud and clear as they passed down several strict orders to two local dealerships tor flying numerous advertising banners and flags. Bob Dance Dodge at 3775 North Highway 17-92 in Longwood and Bill Heard Chevrolet at 127 Oregon St. North in Sanford were both subject to code violation fines as a result of the board's recent meeting. According to Matt West of the county planning and development department, codes permit property owners only four flags, and banners are only allowed for grand openings or by a special exemption permit. Bob Dance Dodge was hit the hardest by fines as the board ruled that the dealership did not make changes after they were warned of violations back in January 1998. All the fines from the 1998 code viola­ tions were dropped at a July 1999 meeting, but code inspec­ tors again found the dealer­ ship in violation of codes in May 2001, For the dealership's repeat offenses, the board ordered a fine of $20,500 and said the total amount will continue to increase at $250 a day until the problem is remedied. Bill Heard Chevrolet may escape fines, if they follow the board's order to remove ban­ ners from the maintenance shop and flags from the light poles in the parking lot by Aug. 6. However, a slight change with the current flags flying above the dealership may prevent the dealership from having to remove them. "Their lawyers asked for an interpretation on the code for banners, flags — or what ever you want to call them," said backgrounds," said Lewis who changed his studies from phar­ maceuticals to political science after joining SGA. "They can come here and get lost. Hopefully having them get involved in a dub will help them." See Bills, Page BA County cracks down on car dealers By Christopher Patton Staff Wnter Aims* Hulbert Marketing and P.R. Coordinator for A Gift (or Teoching T h e fu tu re o f th e fe stiva l h ad b e en in doubt, but th e e v e n t’s o rg a n iz e rs sa ys th e sh o w w ill go on deputy county attorney Steve Lee. According to Lee, the coun­ ty was sued several years ago for trying to regulate the num­ ber of American Flags on a property. It was ruled uncon­ stitutional to do so and when appealed to the Fifth District Court of Appeals the court exercised its right not to hear the case. "It's our view that all other flags are subject to the code," Lee said. "We interpret the law but we don't make a decision on what's an American Flag and what s not." According to dealership general manager Joe Ruth, in the next couple weeks expect American Flags to replace the dozens of flags flying over Bill Heard Chevrolet. The dealership's code viola­ tions may not end with the flags. West said inspectors were to revisit the dealership this week to check its electron­ ic message board. According to West, the code See County, Page HA N ew d irector brings new ideas to the jo b By Christopher Patton Staff Writer SANFORD — With new personnel comes new ideas and the same holds true when the Seminole County government hired Housing Manager Diane Ledford. The Community Development Office launched the county's first annual hous­ ing fair at the Sarford Civic Center on Aug. 24 from 3 to 8 p.m. as a result of Ledford's suggestions for the event. "Wc'rc trying to outreach to everyone in Seminole County not just the unincorporated res­ idents," Ledford said. "Home buyers will be introduced to programs that can truly make a difference in achieving their goal of home ownership." Tire purpose of the tair is to provide prospective home buy­ ers with useful home purchas­ ing information and resources. The Community Development Office will also provide infor­ mation on the many different government assistance pro­ grams they offer to help home buyers with down payments, emergency repairs and tenant rental assistance. The fair will feature several guest speakers and more than 30 exhibits from real estate agents, bank lenders and non profit organizations that also help ielp potential home buyers. Door prizes from various businesses will be provided by the Seminok/lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce. Speakers at the fair will include representatives from groups such as the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Fannie Mae, Consumer Credit Counseling, HANDS for home See D irector Page BA �r < W 2\ Sunday, August 26. 21)01 T iie S eminole H erald S em inole Summary A G LA N CE AROUND OUR CO UN TY O Dedicated fishermen Som e thoughts on our national talking epidem ic [ W ED The Sanford/Semlnole County Chamber of Commerce will have its monthly membership lun­ cheon from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 29, in the Chamber Banquet Room. Cost is $15 for members and $20 for non-members. The “Second Generation One-Ccnt Sale Tax" will be the topic of discussion dur­ ing the luncheon. Guest speakers will be Sanford City Manager Tony VanDcrworp, Sanford Director of Engineering and Planning Jay Marder, Seminole County Director of Public Works Gary Johnson and Deputy Superintendent of Seminole County Public Schools Dianne Kramer. Seating is limited. For more information, call Terri Tyner at 407-322-2212 or email joanOsanfonlchambcr.com HoraM photo by To m m y Vlnconl Morning fisherman acro ss from Fort Mellon Park on Lake Monroe try their luck at hooking a few unsuspecting fish by getting an earty start to the day. The men were probably hoping to capture a prime spot along the lake to guarantee a good day of Ashing. Retail Theft • Roy Pearson, 32, of Winter Springs was arrested by Sanford police Thursday afternoon for shoplifting. According to the report, Pearson was observed by Sanford RaceTrac employees putting two bottles of Starbucks ice cappuccino coffee in his pocket. When confront­ ed, Pearson paid for one bottle, but proceeded to exit the store with the other drink concealed in his pants. The drink is valued at $1.39. • Renee Warren, 29, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday after Wal-Mart security witnessed Warren conceal pictures, a fork set, some girls' underwear, a toothbrush, toothpaste and a pro­ tractor in her stroller and diaper bag. • Willie Hill, 30, of Sanford was arrested by Sanfonl police Tuesday after county deputies and store security clu>sed lam Juw n in the Wal-Mart parking lot for stealing five shirts. Found in his car. In tne Wal-Mart parking lot, was merchan­ dise from two other Sanford cloth­ ing stores totaling more than $500. Drug Possession • Seminole County deputies arrested Darcell Billingslea, 46, of Sanford for possession of cocaine. Thursday afternoon deputies responded to an overturned car on Interstate 4 approximately one mile west of the State Road 46 exit. A witness to the accident noticed, and brought to the deputy's attention, that a small bag containing a white powdery substance fell lo the ground after Billingslea pulled out his wallet. • Deputies arrested Melvin e 2000 U N IV E R S A L PRESS S Y N D IC A T E after he appeared unable to drive in a single lane of traffic. Found in the vehicle were six bags of marijuana each weighing out to about nine grams. Found on the subject, was more than $1,400 In small bills. He was arrested for driving under the influence and marijuana possession. Police Blotter License Suspensions Phillip Norris, 40, of Ijike Mary Stevens, 32, of Sanford for marijua­ w as arrested b y d e p u tie s T h u rsd a y na possession and open container evening after a computer check violjUjnn after he jus! sipoked a , , revealed thy vehicle .lag qn the. “blunt." In an unmarked car, truck he was driving was stolen. deputies witnessed Stevens walk lo After stopping the vehicle, it was a car with an open can of Miller also discovered Norris had seven driver license suspensions. beer. After making contact with subject, deputies said they smelled Vehicle Burglaries a “strong odor of burnt cannabis," and stated Stevens was holding On Aug. 17, Winter Spring police charged four juveniles with nine something in his right hand with a counts of vehicle burglary, one closed fist. Laying in his palm was count of burglary to a residence, a partially smoked blunt and grand theft of a firearm and crimi­ lighter. nal conspiracy. • Deputies in an unmarked car According to police, on July 24 arrested Harry jones, 40, of Sanfonl and 25 the Tuskawilla and Oak Friday morning for cocaine posses­ Forest area experienced vehicle bur­ sion and drugparaphemalia after glaries and thefts. A .38 caliber gun, stopping him tor improper lighting radar detector, tools, CDs and a on nis bicycle. small television were some of the • Sanford police and county items reported missing. The lotal deputies worked in conjunction lo dollar amount of property taken arrest Roger Werner, 43, of Sanford was $5,235. Thursday night for cocaine and The four white juveniles that marijuana possession, drug para­ were arrested were Michael phernalia, driving with a suspend­ Busccmi, 16, Brian Lapiiuie, 17, and ed license and resisting an officer. Austin Dlgnen, 16, — all of Winter Police stopped Werner for having a Springs and Michael Smiley, 16, of taillight out, but when they observed a "crack pipe" in his hand Oviedo. Anyone that may have been a Werner tried io resist arrest by victim in this area and did not pushing officers away. report the Incident can contact • Deputies stopped Carrol Investigator Mark Padgett at 407Larkins, 21, of Fayettville, N.C. 327-7551. Thursday morning in Casselberry TUES Lake Mary High School will present "Cactus F l o w e r , " an Abe Burrows comedy about a dentist and his relationships with women, in the school's audi­ torium at 7 p.m. on Sept. 4, 5,6 and Sept. 8. Admission is S4, and tickets can be pur­ chased .’ 0 minutes prior to each performance. A Lupus Support Group will meet 1 pan. Saturday, Sept. 8, in Winter Park Memorial Hospital's library, located at 200 N. Lakemont Ave., In Winter Park. Speaker will be Laura Summers, MD, Rheumatologist. Admission is free. Patients, families and the public are invited to attend. For more information, call 407-295-8500. THUR| Annual fall Depression E ra Glass Show scheduled to begin Sept. 14 o books for sale. I le'll liave the sixth edition of "Kitchenware of the Depression Era," “'40s, ‘50s and '60s Glassware," and “ Encyclopedia of Depression Glass," as well as tire sixth edition of “Occupied japan.” Florence will also be autographing books. A display of Green Cherry Blossom by Jeannette Glass Co., will be on display dur­ ing the event. A snack bar will be operated by Sanford's Colonial Room restaurant. Display Advertising John Coffman R o in s Lavender Classified Advertising TedWe**» Dona Dietrich Chris Patton Msrva Mawtuns t h e P ie .W Doan Smart Tommy Vncam Ad ZakntU Legal Advertising Trodoa Langford Production EHvtn Tyra*. JR. - ssr --------Bd Egan Nis AC ' Bn*n K/amarufc Pr—aI Cowntktf hy Cheryl Smith Wanda KompanaSs Republic Newspapers, Inc. "S avin g Sem inole County Since I VOS" Sunday. August 26. 2001 • Vol. 04. No. 2 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fax (407) 323 3408 Larry Lem on The “Stepping Out In Style" luncheon will be held 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 13, In Maison & Jarain Restaurant, located at 430 Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs. The event will feature “Fashions In Shoes" by Longwood's The Bootcry. Romona I’endle will present “How To Survive When Shoe Laces Come Untied." Cost is $18, and reserva­ tions and cancellations arc essential. Reservations must be made to Nancy at 407629-2923 by Sunday, Sept. 9. We welcome and encourage your letters an< comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: 300 N. Frtnch Avtnui Sanfonl, FL 32771 Call us: (407)322-2611 E-Mail us: Editorial: Pew U Pottage Paid a: Sanford. Ronds Mall Room BocSy Tottens Circulation in jewelry stores and fine department stores. The show isours ate 6 pan. to 9 p.m. Friday with an admission fee of $5, which is good for all throe days of the show. Doors open Saturday at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday front 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission for the final two days is $3. A winter show is scheduled for Jan. 25 through Jan. 27,2002. T h e Sem inole H erald Use Editorial Mchete Jerta Depression Era glassware was produced during the Groat Depression of the 1930s. Tiiere arc two types of glassware from the era — machine-made and hand-made glass. The machine-made glass was mass pro­ duced and usually inexpensive, Ik* said. It was even given away at movie houses or appliance stores. Hand-made glassware made during the 1930s, however, was sold .in is , Dan Ping Administration Bon* Brmnen bout Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club will have a welcome back coffee Monday, Aug. 27, at the home of Grctchen Smith In Alaqua. The event begins at 10 a.m. Guests arc welcome at the working, but fun, club. Smith's house is located at 2333 Alaqua Drive in Longwood. For more information, call Meredith McWaters at 407774-9671. Dues arc $25 per year and should be paid at the time of joining the club. T h e idea for the "G rea t C ell PhoneO u t" cam e the oth er day w hen I w as w ork in g in the library tryin g to get aw ay from the con stan tly rin g in g p h on e in ou r house. Finally, a p lace w h ere quiet is the rule. Finally — Ring. Ring. Ring. 1 looked up from my legal pad and noticed a g ir l’s back p ack ringing. I looked at her. The >eople at the tables su rrou n d in g her ooked at her. But it w as o f no use. Even w ith 20 sets o f eyes glarin g at her, she still c o u ld n 't help herself. "H e llo ," sh e said in a hushed v oice. And then the con v ersatio n about w hat Em ily and A llison are goin g to w ear to the prom began w aftin g in my d irection . I lost her a fte r the part abou t p u rp le nail polish b eca u se an o th er p h on e w as ringing. "Y eah, P h il!" a v o ice bellow ed from the biograp hy sectio n . "I'm in the library! You saw Stu at the g o lf d om e?! N o k id ­ d in g !" A fter that, the library turned in to a cell phone free— for-all — Ring. Ring. Ring. "H i, M argaret. W h a t's u p ?" Ring. Ring. Ring. "H ey, Bill. G u ess w hat I'm d o in g ?" Ring. Ring. Ring. "H i, M arci. N o. N ow I'm at the com p u ter term in al. T h e last tim e you called I w as in the m agazin e se ctio n ." D isgusted, 1 packed m y thin g s and left. M ind you, I a lso use a cell p h on e, and b ecau se I do I know that there are three types o f cell ph on e u sers: tho se w h o use it for em erg en cies only, tho se w h o u se it for reg u lar fam ily ch eck -in s to keep in co n stan t tou ch w ith th eir loved on es, and those w h o u se it to d iscu ss sp o rts scores in the m id d le o f a m ovie. It's the third categ ory of cell p h on e u sers w ho are ru in in g it for the rest of us. "Y ap. Yap. Yap. I'm ju st h ere a t the c le a n ­ e rs ..." "Y ap. Yap. Yap. C h ick en b rea stsare ju st $1.29 a pound ..." "Y ap . Yap. Yap. I'm thin kin g o f h ig h lig h tin g m y h air ..." C learly, it's tim e for the stro n g er on es of us to h elp all cell p h on e u sers face the problem a-, z grou p. I p rop ose the "G rea t C ell P h o n e-O u t," a 2 4-h o u r period d u rin g w hich w e turn o ff ou r cell p h on es and go cold turkey. Do we h ave w hat it lakes to face ou r talk in g p roblem ? W ill w e b eco m e n oth in g but a m ass o f trem blin g, in coh eren t w recks, cou n tin g the seco n d s u ntil w e can call ou r friend s and com p are cell p h on e w ith d raw al stories? O n the oth er hand, m aybe 24 cell p h on e-free hou rs is ju st w hat w e need to begin the m om entum . M aybe a fter 48 hou rs w e'll no long er g et the sh a k es w hen w e find our b a ttery 's d ead . M ay b e a fte r a w eek, w e'll actually have p erio d s w h ere w e forget about talking. M ay b e a’fter a m on th, w e'll get through a ch u rch serv ice w ith ou t so m eon e's p u rse rin gin g. A long sh ot, I know. But still, the secret dream o f som eone w ho h as o n e gian t h ead ach e from all the seco n d h an d chatter. Doug F tlz e r /■vNltArr & A MON B y M ic k e y G u is e w it e S p e c ia l to the H e ra ld Oikl' again, plans arc under >vav for a l Vprcssion Class Show, scheduled fur Sept. 14 through Sept. 16, in the Sanford Civic Center. TWenty-seven tup quality, knowledge­ able dealers will be participating. Tliey will be representing 11 differcnt states. Gene Ilurencv, well-known author, will be the special guest. 11c will e on lund the entire weekend and will be offering new ut Subscription Rates and auditorial maSetg offices USPS 4*1760 Postmaster Send address changes to ] Uoraha St Sammota County SIT 00 * Monets m Servanda C a tt y (2 0 00 I Year m Sernmote County 13400 I Year Other Ronds County 142 00 t Year Out Of Stafa 142 00 The SEMINOLE HEflALD P O Bos 10*7 Sanford. FL 32772.16*7 j. MnrUii*|: ctmlttiOttmlaolibtfiU.com Fax us: (4 0 7 )3 2 3 -9 4 0 0 �T iie S eminoi.e H eralii Sunday. August 2fl. 2001 I'flg C I I A Obituaries IRENF FLORENCE DOONF Irene Florence Boone, 81, of West Colonial Drive, Winter Carden, died Sunday, Aug. 19, 2001. Bom in Baltimore, Md., she moved to Central Florida in 2000. She was a retired pressor for the dry cleaning industry and of the Methodist faith. Survivors include one daughter, Helen Booker of Winter Park; three grandchil­ dren; and five great grandchil­ dren. Golden's Funeral Home Inc., of Winter Park is In charge of arrangement*. Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. ROLAND R. CARBONNEAU Roland R. Carbonneau, 88, of Chestnut Ridge Street, Winter Springs, died Thursday, Aug. 23,2001, in IHS of Palm Gardens of Orlando. Bom Julv 26,1913, in Montreal, Canada, he moved to Central Florida three years ago. He was a retired director of electronic data processing and a member of St. Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors include a son, Guy Carbonneau of Winter Springs; a daughter, Jocelyn Sticker of Brandon: 11 grandchildren; and 14 great grandchildren. Banfield Funeral I lomc of Reno to speak during Network Luncheon The Professional Women's Network Lund icon will be held on Thursday, Sept 27, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Presidential Ballroom, Church Street Station. The keynote speaker for the event is former U5. Attorney General Janet Reno. Individual seating Ls $30 for members of tlie Seminole County/ Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce and $50 for non-members. Corporate tables are available for members at $400 and $500 for non-members. Partial proceeds from tire event will go to Safdmu.so of Seminole, a domestic violence center. Call Sally Underwood at 407-8344404, ext. 22U for mon* in fo rm a­ tion. KENNETH E. DITTO Kenneth E. Ditto, 48, of North Fort Christmas Road, Christmas, died Tuesday, Aug. 21,2001, in Florida HospitalIlast of Orlando. Bom May 8,1953, In Gary, Ind., he resided in Central Florida for 38 years. He was a blacksmilh/farrier and a mem­ ber of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife, Susan L. Ditto of Christmas; two sons, Jeremy K. and Joshua Ditto, both of Christmas; a daughter, Sht lly Ditto of Christmas; h»a mother, Elsie Ditto of Tallahassee; and a sis­ ter, Darlene Johnson of Tallahassee. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. JAMES CALVIN DUNN SR. James Calvin Dunn Sr., 81, of Elizabeth Court, Sanford, died Ihesday, Aug. 21,2001, in his residence. Bom May 5,1920, in Glennwood, he was a retired longshoreman. Survivors include his wife, Corrino Elizabeth Dunn of Sanford; six sons, James Jr., Marvin, William, Raymond and Robert Dunn, all of Miami, and Edward Thomas of Newark, N.J.; 23 grandchildren; and 23 great grandchildren. SULLY W. FLEMING Sully W. Fleming, 84, of Langhome, Pa., and formerly of Sanford, died Friday, Aug. 17, 2001, in Saint Mary Medical Center in Langhome following a brief illness. A native of Giimesland, N.C., his 30 years of service as a man­ ager and district manager with Montgomery Ward and Co., took him and his family through many of the East Coast states. He was manager of the Wards store in Casselberry prior to his retirement in 1975. In each location, he was active in the Methodist Church and vari­ ous civic organizations includ­ ing the Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary and Elks clubs and was a life­ long member of the Hiram Masonic Lodge of Portland, Maine. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford. In his earlier retire­ ment years, he was an avid olfer, boater, fisherman and evoted grandfather and friend to many. Survivors include his wife of i & p B a n fie ld F u n e r a l R o m e -* Family Owned &Serving Central Florida For 10 Years ^ GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial Cremation Transport Out O f State $450 $795 $ 1 ,4 9 5 63 years, Lade Wadsworth Fleming; a daughter, Faye Hollcndcr; a granddaughter, Gabrielle Hollender of Yard ley, Pa.; a brother and sister-in-law, Robert and Audrey Fleming of Goldsboro. N.C.; a sister, Virginia Edwards of Stokes, N.C.; a sister-in-law, Charlotte Fleming and her daughters, Penny, Carol and Harriet of Sanford. Memorial contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Church, 419 Park Avc., Sanford, FL, 32771. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Park Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of funeral sendee arrangements. MICHAEL ANTHONY JOHNSON Michael Anthony Johnson, 42, of Formosa Avenue, Orlando, died Friday, Aug. 10,2001. Bom in Orlando, he was a truck driver. Survivors include his wife, Vanessa M. Johnson; three daughters LaKeshia McCloud and Kenya McCloud, both of Altamonte Springs and Karena McCloud of Winter Park; his mother, Harriett L. Burden of Longwood; five sisters, Betty J. of Winter Park, Hattie L. of Longwood, Juanita McCloud of Maitland, and Ann McCloud and Cynthia McCloud of Orlando; five brothers, Reginald J., Roliert L and Fredrick, all of Orlando, Terrance Burden of Longwood, and Sammy McCloud of Winter Park. Golden's Funeral Home Inc., of Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. YVETTE PEREZ Yvette Perez, 36, of Caralee Boulevard, Orlando, died Friday, Aug 17,2001 Bom in New York City, she moved to Central Florida in 1993. She was a homemaker. Survivors include her mother, Ana A. Cortez of Orlando; her father, Luis Perez of New York City; a son, John Feliciano of Orlando; a daughter, Kristy Quitcs of Orlando; two sisters, Evelyn Casado of Orlando, and Julie Perez of Lewiston, Pa.; and two brothers, Luis Perez of Lcwistown, Pa., and Rolando Casado of Orlando. Golden's Funeral I lome Inc., of Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. ANNIS ODELL REESE Annis Odd! Reese, 82, of Flamingo Drive, Sanford, died Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2001, in Orlando. Bom in Clayton County, Ga., she moved to Central Florida from Atlanta, Ga., in 1974. She was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include a son, Bill T. Reese of Sanford; two grand­ children; and four great grand­ children. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel is in charge of arrange­ ments. LEWIS A. SANTUCCI Lewis A. Santucd, 67, of West Spring Street. DeLeon Springs, died Sunday, Aug. 19, 2001, in Halifax Medical Center of Daytona Beach. Bom in Washington, D.C., he moved to Central Florida in 1958. He was a retired employ­ ee for the state of Florida Department of Transportation in DeLand, where he worked for 38 years. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints of DeLand. He was an antique dealer, spe­ cializing in guns and coins. Survivors include his wife of 45 years, Effie J. 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August its, 2001 TIIK 8KMIMOLK HKRAU) Opinion Helm s leaves X h it m e ' c o m p l y * b o t t o m BUT X GOT A B u t, w h a t h e s t a n d s f o r still e x s i s t s North Carolina mossback Jesse Helms has finally announced his decision to retire in 2003, but the official declaration came as something of an anticli­ max. Not only had the announcement been expect­ ed, but Helms had also been forced out of his pow­ erful post as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee months earlier. Indeed, the Senate takeover by Democrats — ..................... prompted by Sen. Jim Jeffords' deser­ tion from the GOP — probably was the final straw for Helms, who will be 80 in October. He has struggled with declining health for years. But his suf­ fering was probably ameliorated by the pleasure he took in using his post to lambast the United Nations, harass Cynthia Fidel Castro, and block diplomatic Tucker appointees who did not pass a series • • • • • • • ° f right-wing litmus tests. Alas, those pesky Democrats took that away from him. Now that he is finally leaving after a 30-year Senate career, it is tempting to celebrate. After all, I lei ms harkens back to the worst of Southern tradi­ tions — racism, xenophobia, and a right-wing reli­ gious fanaticism that justifies both. In the 1960s, he gained public attention as a North Carolina broad­ caster who railed against the civil rights movement, Vietnam War protesters, court-ordered busing and welfare. He attacked the U.S. Supreme Court for banning prayer in public schools. In 1990, when Helms faced opposition for his Senate seat from Charlotte mayor Harvey Gantt, who is African-American, Helms ran a TV ad show­ ing a white hand clutching a job rejection letter. The voice-over said: "You needed that job. And you were the best qualified. But they had to give it to a minority because of a racial quota. Is that really fair? Harvey Gantt says it is." Never mind that Gantt had said nothing like that, and, besides, racial quotas are virtually non-existent. The nation will be better off when Helms leaves the Senate. But any celebration of Helms' departure is muted by a look at the contemporary political climate: The culture war rages on. Not o n l y i n the South, but also in many other parts of the country, there are fringe extremists in positions of power and influence, railing agamst equal rights for women and people of color, denouncing gays and lesbians, and trying to halt immigration. Take a look at Southern Partisan, a publication dedicated to the return of the Confederacy. You will recall that the current attorney general, John Ashcroft, wrote a piece for the magazine praising its outlook and values. Then there is the Council of Conservative Citizens, a white supremacist organization con­ cerned for the purity of the white race. A couple of members of the Mississippi Legislature recently met with the state chapter to plot a strategy for an amendment to the state constitution protecting the current Mississippi state flag, which prominently features the Confederate battle emblem. Meanwhile, the Council of Conservative Citizens chapter from Helms' home state of North Carolina recently held a rally "to protest the flood of illegal aliens who are importing unemployment, poverty and disease to North Carolina," according to the C of CC Web site. That sort of ugly immigrant-bash­ ing will only get worse if the economy continues to slide toward recession. President George W. Bush has embraced a view of America that rejects racism and xenophobia. He has appointed African-Americans to positions beyond the traditional "black" posts; he has reached out to immigrants; he has rejected race­ baiting. But he will have to do more. He will have to make clear to the Republican Party that it cannot tolerate another Jesse Helms. m essa g e SA tfiH G , X /JAD P E R F O R M E D AM J U E ^ K V . FUMdTtoA/ AMD THEM T GOT A 'P L E A S E W A *T ' AMD TH E M AN 'E R R O R CODE 23H 1C .' AMD TH EN seoa? T V it U T T L E HOORttLASS A M ° ^ E N r T R t t D t o R E S T A R T IT AMD I T JA 'O IT W AS N O T SAFE T o SHUT Do o n t h i s c o m p u t e r AND /r w o u l d v N E V E R B E SA F E Tt» SH O T V doom TH»i compoitr... j tr y ‘me f.V/EL. Y ou r V iew Jones believes city does not need more parking To the editor; We residents of North Grant Street are In danger of having our property values lowered and our quality of life dimin­ ished by the City of Longwood. There arc only six homes on Grant Street North of Winding Oak Street opposite Candyland Park. We recently learned from the town newsletter that the City of Longwood was propos­ ing to build another parking lot in Candyland Park across the street from our homes! This beautiful park now has over 200 paved parking spaces and room for 100 more cars in the grassy overflow parking area. I have never seen the park­ ing lot full. Candyland Park does not need more asphalt! Some benches In the grassy, tree area (that the city is proposing to pave over) would be nice. This beautiful area next to the cemetery is ideal fur adults who want to get away from the noise of the playgrounds, ballparks, tennis courts and basketball areas and enjoy the peace and quiet of the natural beauty of tiiis small comer of the park. The park should not be just for kids teen-agers and young peo­ ple. We senior citizens should be allowed a quiet space to sit and enjoy nature. Recently, we homeowners in the neighborhood signed a peti­ tion protesting the city's propos­ al to build this unnecessary parking lot and sent it to the mayor and dty council. We were informed we would have three minutes to defend our quality of life and protect our property values in an upcoming public meeting! Wasting taxpay­ ers money on a makework/profits project that will bring noise and pollution to our quiet neighborhood while low­ ering the values of our homes is "double jeopardy” and should not be allowed. Sincerely, Peter M. Jones Sharpton as a presidential candidate may spell another four years of Bush rtMftft.'ItjtHef way, Democrats "We're going to see that this The Rev. A1 Sharpton, anoth­ . er minister without church | . would J>c politically diynnijd. _ , cracker suffers." Pays later, . Sharpton could bo when the man's store was set portfolio, is forming an the next Willie Horton, on fire, killing seven employees exploratory committee symbolizing what many and a black man police said to run for president. people dislike most had set the blaze, Sharpton Sharpton is following in about liberals. From the denied any responsibility for the footsteps of his the act. phony Tawana Brawlcy example and mentor, rape case in the ’80s to Columnist Clarence Page the Rev. Jesse Jackson, his constant race-bait­ made a good point during last who has been politically ing, Sharpton will make year's campaign. He wrote, damaged and sidelined A an inviting political tar­ "When principled leaders fail to due to new, uh, parental get. rise, no one snould be sur­ responsibilities. „ Democrats will have prised that imperfect leaders Sharpton could z f. fill the gap." Most Africanthe same trouble with decide the 2004 presiT n O IW iS Americans arc not being Betdenlial election, not for • • • • • • • Sharpton they hod with upon by police but they arc Jackson. Both men are himself, but for being set-upon by the likes of rovon vote-getters. They also President George W. Bush. He’s Sharpton, who make them ave proven they can drive made two unsuccessful runs believe that racism and "police away swing voters, which both for political office —for Mayor parties need. In last year's cam­ brutality" are the biggest of New York City and for the threats to their community. If paign, Vice Presidential candi­ Senate seat now occupied by racism and police brutality date Joe Liebcrman had to tip­ Hillary Rodham Clinton. But ended tomorrow, the lot of toe around Louis Farrakhan, winning tire White House African-Americans would be which might have to undergo a giving the Nation of Islam little improved. That's because leader credibility instead of name change, if not a paint job their primary problems have denouncing him as an antishould Sharpton win - isn’t less to do with race and victim­ Semite and black supremacist. what his candidacy would be ization than they do with the Democratic candidates also about. Like Jackson, Sharpton huge out-of-wedlock birthrate trekked up to Harlem to meet wants to pull the Democratic with Sharpton. Sharpton would and the lock of positive father Party back to its leftist roots. figures in the home. But you not just bring baggoge to a He would use black votes he can't get TV time and headlines wins as bargaining chips for his presidential campaign. He putting black families back would bring an entire baggage issues and for himself. together. When the lust for car. He once called a white Republicans would run cam­ businessman an "interloper” for political power comes up paign commercials quoting against an opportunity to posi­ opening a clothing store in Sharpton and demand that Harlem. One of Sharpton s sup­ tively change things, the phony Democrats disassociate them­ and fake will go for the politi­ porters said of Hie owner, selves from Sharpton and his K cal power every time. Will successful and responsi­ ble black leaden emerge to iso­ late Sharpton and lead AfricanAmericans in a better direc­ tion? It isn't likely if they haven't shown up by now. Most successful blacks are too busy doing the things that brought them success to play the blame game. They aren't iming; slnglng about overcoming mlrng. They they're just overcoming. nnlLe fer otn‘ l iIre r e Utc * exam, snould ere, including people of other races, to follow. Stories of how other groups overcame used to inspire imitators. Now, sub­ stantial numbers of the aggrieved and "oppressed" wal­ low in their grievances and oppression rather than climb the ladder out of the hole. The Rev. Al Sharpton is their Pied Piper. Republicans should rejoice over prospects of a Sharpton idential candidacy, president Demc rocrats should be swesting blood. Republicans can start chanting, "Run, Al, run," and if he does, sing, "Happy Days are Here Again. Not even White House polit­ ical strategist Karl Rove could have come up with a better sce­ nario. C tool TH bun* M*au Sttrfcm, Inc. From A to Z C XOT ATLANTA CQNSTTTLmON Sum m ertim e w eather in F lorid a can m ake it lo o h ot to p articip ate in many activities. H ow ever, i f you enjoy reading, sum m er can o ffe r th e p erfect tim e to fin d a c o o l spot, relax , an d read th at n ovel sitting in y ou r b ookcase. Our question today is, “ W hat b o o k did you ep joy readin g this sum m er?” I read "The RgMIng Agents’ try W E B. Grithtth. It's an historic novel about the start of Hie O S S which becam e the CiA. He uses actual events with fictitious characters. Andrew Valente, chance to read any books this summer. I went on u cruise to the Baham as. Spent four days in Now York, and just got back from S an Juan. Puerto Rico. William Santiago, Sanford Winter Springs this summer was "The Trial* by Robert Whitlow, it was a Christian fictional novel about a lawyer and a case . It was very, very good. H eather Ely, Charlotte. N.C. I read a very inter­ esting book Wed ’A Head Breaking Work of Staggering Genius' David Eggare. Both >parents d ed of cancer within a month of each other and he became the legal guardian of his younger brother. Cortnne Coffey. a Thie summer I read the X e ie stln e Prophecy* by Jam ea Redfiekf. I realty liked the book, It's a prophecy for how the world >s going to end up. Ij ■- , , . aa------a Msunow nonoorBorv, Ortando �T in S eminole H erald Sunday. August 26.2001 POflC 5 \ T h e W a y W e W e r e : Class of 1941 meets for reunion By Grace M. Stleclpher Herald Correspondent The Seminole Claw of 1941 i» celebrating its 60 Year Reunion this weekend; they gathered for lunch yesterday at Maison Jardine and will enjoy breakfast at the Daltona Inn tliis morning. Today we will review some of their activities during their senior yean information is taken from the 1941 Salmagundi. The president of the class of 1941 was Fred Dyson; vice presi­ dent Bill White; secretary, Betty Colbert; treasurer, Marcia Procter; chaplain, John Fennell; class managers, Dot Kader and Chris Thompson. "Find a Way or Make One" is the class motto, its colors are blue and gold, Bowers are blue delphinium and talisman rose. Class sponsors were Catherine Takach, Phyllis Smith, Rebecca Stevens, Ruth Hand, Lillian Dunlap and Olin King. Other faculty members were Principal Glenn McKay, Mary Stone, Elizabeth Earle, Lucy Smith, Mac Fort, Dorothy Sanford, Kathryn Lawton, Leonard McLucas, Richard Gillespie, Ollie Mae Harrison, Betty Burhmnn, Laura Chittenden, Gladys Smith, Effie Durden, Ethel Riser and Alex Johnson. Activities of the class during their junior vear included pre­ senting the play "Professor, Hoe Could You , hosting the May Day Ball and honoring the seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet, i he theme of lite latter was "Sophisticated Swing." During their senior year they presented the comedy "False Fronts" and were honored by the juniors at the annual banquet. The Class's gift to the school was a radio communication system. Several outstanding seniors were selected in various cate­ gories by their classmates and are pictured in the Salmagundi. These were; Ideal — Jessie Durden and John Dunn, Most Attractive — Erma Doudney and Giles Chapman, Most Popular — Mart Emerick and Dickie Brown, Most Friendly — Betty West and Bob Hickson, Most Scholary — Olive Chapman and Harold Madden, Most Athletic — Dot Kader and Joe Davis. The student council was newly organized that year; its officers were president , Edwin Brannon; vice president, Mack Cleveland; secretary/trcasurer, Susan Kirtley. Many committees were formed to help with stu­ dent activities. One of their major efforts was raising funds for new drapes in the auditori­ um. Other senior members of the council were Erma Doudney, Betty West, LcRoy Lang, Dickie Brown and Bill White. Editor of the 1941 Salmagundi was John Dunn who had helped from assistant editors Jessie Durden and Erma Doudney plus capable Btaff. 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Robert__ 109 Super-duper 123 Affected, as a 14 Salon devices 110 Kid 81 Tesla, by birth outset museumgoer 15 Chew the tat 83 Typist's 111 ‘Animal House* 48 Charlotte et al. 124 Take oft 16 Symbols ol 49 Legal phrase purchase 125 Tricky curves authority 51 Exec's order DOWN 17 BMW hurricane 52 German mining 1 Stranded competitor 87 Turned around motorist's aid 1 8 __Mawr 31 [See below] 32 Horror film director Craven Stumped? Cell 1 -9 00 * 9 3 3 -5 1 5 5 . 99 cents a minute 33 Actress Joanne TT“ W W w w rr w 34 Lamp gas r 35 Repaired, In a w 38 8poneorship 1” 44 Orch. piece 45 Grating 48 PurpUsh red 50 One trial'* hardly a parly animal? 53 It precedes soms hockey gemee 5 3 __majesty 56 Clear, aa a drain 57 Comic Chert 58 Chapa 61 Typa of pastry 64 Also-ran fin? 67 Ful houss, #,g.7 73 Run through 78 77 62 84 30 Sce C lass of 1941, Page 6A Retirement should mean less work and more play Thatfc why at Summerville at Lake Mary we do the housekeeping, laundry and meal preparation while you enjoy outings, entertainment, classes and much, much mote! Plus, you’ll have the comfort of knowing personal care is available if needed and staff Is on hand around the clock. Our beautiful, brand-new community Is equipped with a variety of safety features, including an emergency call system in each room. And specialized Alzheimer's and dementia care Is available through our SummctBrook'*1 program. D iscover high-quality, high-value sen ior living. C all today to arrange a tour (407) 688-1660 A T LAKE MARY Senior Residential and Assisted Living 3655 West Lake Mary Btvd. • Lake Mary • UCVALI0007 J Nm » I i I . I S ttum to Director ol Community 8 tU tloni, < Sum m trttllt *1 Lxkt Mary, 365$ W. Lak* Mary UokfaM ttaia LA K E M ARY/SA N FO RD R egister Now For Fall Classes Idantlfy? 91 Plaged 92 Gretzky was ona 93 Bean bag? 99 City NW of Nepol C om e see what Jun is m ade of! BROWN’S GYMNASTICS Fuming Most standoffish Tree UurA hjJga Peecetafca 96 Aquamarine 96 Percussionist's were on the brink of war, the theme was "High School and American Patriots". The SHS Band, under the direction of T.M. Dollison, was very active. They participated in parades, performed at football naiftime and presented concerts. Drum majorette Jean Harper; majorettes were Betty Watnen, Valorie Wells, Peggy Stevens and Ruth Stenstroin. Miss Dorothy Sanford, new music teacher from Tampa, was the glee club director. This group presented a Christmas cantata and other concerts, sponsored several exchange programs with Orlando High School, and per­ formed for the first time at the state concert in Tampa. Oricn Ferrell was president aided vice president David Gatchcl and sccretary/treasurer Elizabeth Whlgham. Natalie True, president of the Tri-Hl-Y, led this organization in many activities. In December, they honored the football team at the annual football banquet at which time trophies were award­ ed to outstanding players. They also entertained the Future Farmers, held a Mothers Day Banquet and a senior tea. Editor of the Celery Fed was Monica l ippincott; her assistant editor was Herman Middleton. In addition to publishing the paper, Ihey were also busy spon­ soring the Christmas Dance and also a talent show. Winners of the latter were Gladis and Elizabeth Pippin who sang "Our :Love Affair" and "Practice Makes Perfect." Second place went to David Gatche who per­ formed a trumpet solo "Stardust". Another journalism endeavor was contributing several articles to the Seminole County School News which was a weekly page in the Sanford Herald. A dedicat­ ed group of student, led by edi­ tor Edward Marshall, worked hard each week to meet their deadline. A big event held on February 28 was Sadie Hawkins Day. Winner of the pie eating contest was Catherine Takach while Bob Hickson placed first in the fash- no Tin- Only ( iv in it ;inI ics School in ( Vntrnl I' lorithi Offering I Five Hours of ( ivmnnst ics Kadi Month TTT H J MB TS” C1M1 Tribune Madia Soviet*, Inc See Solution on Page BA ( 'enliYil F l o r i d a K K .IO N A I H O S IM IA I P r o s t a t e S c r e e n i n S a tu rd a y , S e p te m b e r 1 5 th 8 :0 0 a .m . — 1 2 :0 0 p .m . 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August 20. 2001 Class of 1941 — C o n tin u e d fro m P age DA Sanford City Commission Agondo for 8-2I-C1 foot variance) at BOO East Lako Mary Boulevard, ownor, Charleston Club Partnors, LTD; applicant, Slev o Joos/Sandspur Housing Partners, Ltd. Applicant notified August 10, SAN FO RD CITY COMMISSION 2001; ad published August 15, 2001; AND SAN FO RD A IRPORT property posted August 10. 2001. AUTHORITY SPEC IA L JO IN T The Director ol Engineering and MEETING Planning and the City Managor rec­ 3 :30 P.M. In tho City Commission ommend overturning the Planning Chambatc, First Floor and Zoning Commission's denial. • Public Hearing lo consider Sanford 2. First reading ol Ordinance No. Airport Authority's proposed FY 3665 to annex 28.0 7 acres betweon 2001/2002 Budget. Ad published U.S. 17/92 and Narcissus Avonuo August 2 6 ,2 0 0 1 . Recommendod by and betweon Powor Road extended the Director of Finance and the City northerly and Rand Yard Road Manager. extended northerly (2770 Narcissus • Approval ol Police Serv ices Avenue); John F. and Annls Popp; Agreement betwoen City ol Sanlord William E. Klrchhoft and Nixie K. and Sanlord Airport Authority, Coleman, a s Trustees ol the William October 1, 2001 to Septem ber 30. E. Kirchhoff Revocable Trust; and 2002, In the amount ol $137,672. Margaret R. Sonnett, owners. (Site Recommended by the Police Chief 1B on the CPA.) Rocommondod by and the City Manager. the Plans Rovtew Committoe, tho • Mayor's briefing. Director ol Engineering and Planning • Other business. and the City Managor 3. Public hearing and first reading of REGULAR MEETING Ordinance No. 3664 to transmit the Commission 7 :0 0 p.m., City 2nd Com prehensive Plan Chambers, First Floor Amendment for 2001 to the Department ot Community Affairs. • Approval of Minutes. Work Session and Regular Ad published August 19, 2001. The Planning and Zoning Commission, Meeting of August 13, 2 0 0 1 . the Director of Engineering and Recommended by the City Clerk and Planning, and tho City Manager rec­ the City Manager. ommend approval ol Map Amendments lor S ites 1 through 18, C on sent Agenda • Approve payments made during denial of Map Amendment for Site 20, approval of Text Amendment to July 2001. Recommended by the Policy 4-4.1.6, Wellfield Protection, City Manager. and denial of Text Amendment to • Approve payment of City Attorney's Policy 1-2.2.5, to allow strip commer­ Statem ent for the month of July 2001. Recommended by the City cial on Lako Mary Boulevard. The Planning and Zoning Commission Manager. recom m ends approval ol • Authorize execution of five Neighborhood Commercial Interlocal Agreements with Seminole Designation for S ite 19. with Planned County for participation In the Development rezoning and a devel­ 2001/2002 CDBG program. opment order; the Director of Recommended by the City Manager. Engineering and Planning and the • Authorize use of LETF for extended 24-month lease of modular office lor City Manager recommend approval police operating accommodations in of Medium Density Residential-10 designation for Site 19. the amount of $ 8 ,1 6 0 . 4. Public hearing and first reading of Recommended by the City Manager. Ordinance No. 3 6 6 6 to rezone 28.0 7 • Approve amendments to CDBG a c re s betw een U .S . 17/92 and Interlocal Agreements extending the N arcissus Avenue and betw een timeframe for completion ol the Power Road extended northerly and Strawberry Avenue area water and Rand Yard Road extended northerly sew er lines. Recommended by the (2770 Narcissus Avenue) Irom MI-2. City Manager. Medium Industrial and AG, Agriculture to PD . Plannod Public H earing* 1. Appeal ol denial ol a Dimensional Development; Jo h n F. and Annis Variance by the Planning and Zoning Popp; William E. Kirchhoff and Nixie K. C o le m a n ','a s T ru s te e s 'o f Ihe Commission for an Increase In the maximum bunding height require­ William E. Kirchhoff Revocable Trust; and Margaret R. Sonne tt, owners. ments from 3 5 feet lo 4 2 feet (a 7Monday, A ugust 2 7 ,2 0 0 1 Sanford City Hall, 3 0 0 North Park Avanua (Site 18 on tho CPA.) Ad published August 5, 2001. Rocommondod by the Planning and Zoning Commission with two conditions; rec­ ommendod by the Director of Engineering and Planning and tho City Managor with nine conditions. 5 Public hearing and first roading of Ordinance No. 3667 to rezone 71.5 acres between Colory Avonuo and E ast 20th Stroot and botwoon Summerlin Avonue South and Brfsson Avonuo (2151 Celery Avonuo) from tho approved Oasis PD. a Plannod Development with mixed usos, to Colory Plantation PD, a Plannod Development with up to 3 2 5 single family lots; Wyman Fields Foundation, ownor; Thomas Daly, Daly Do6ign Group, applicant. Ad publlshod August 5, 2001. Rocommondod with conditions by tho Planning and Zoning Commission, tho Director of Engineering and Planning and the City Managor. 8. Approve Preliminary Subdivision Plan for Celery Plantation (2151 Celery Avonue). based on consisten­ cy with the approved Celery Plantation PO Master Plan and com ­ pliance with Devolopmont Order 010028. Recommended with condi­ tions by tho Planning and Zoning Com mission, the Director of Enginooring and Planning and tho City Manager. 7. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3 6 6 3 to rezono 2.05 acres of property between Country Club Road and Wosl 25th Street and betw een Hardy Avenue and Old Lako Mary Road (2210 W est 25th S treet) from RI-1, Restricted Industrial to MI-2 to Medium Industrial; Rlnker M aterials Corporation, ownor. Ad published August 15, 200 1 . Recommended by the City Managor. R egu lar item s 1. Approve Crown Colony Preliminary Subdivision Plan for a 7 3 lot singlo family subdivision located at 9 5 0 Vihien Road, and approve Developm ent Order 0 1 -0 0 3 0 . Rocommondod with conditions by tho Director of Engineering & Planning and the City Managor. (This item conttnuod Irom August 13, 2001 meeting.) 2. Approve Preliminary Subdivision Plan lor proposed Lake Monroe PD, P hase I (2900 Narcissus Avonue), based on consistency with the Lake Monroo PD Master Plan and compli­ ance with Devolopmont Order 00- Ion sh o w b y Im ita tin g D ot K ad cr. N ell S te w a rt and G len n O d iu m w ere ju d g ed a s Ireing d ressed the fu n n iest w h ile m ost a p p r o p ria te ly d re ss e d w e re V alerie W ells a n il D av id G n lc h c l. h ig h lig h t o f th e d a y w a s Ihe Dig R ace, at w h ich tim e the g irls c a u g h t a fella am i th en d rag g ed 0027. Rocommendod with condi­ tions by tho Planning and Zoning Com mission, the Director ol Engineering and Planning and tho City Managor. 3. Re: Department of Justico Local Law Enforcemenl Block Grant 2001 (No. 2001 -LB-BX-2050) in amount ol $142,357. A. Adoption ol Resolution No. 1664 le. establishing Advisory Board. Rocommondod by tho Chlol £ n j 01) ol Police end Ihe City Managor. 4. Appolntmont ol members lo tho Advisory Board. Polico Chlol Tooley recom m ends appointment of Sorgoant Michael Horan, Malt Brown, Kim Farr. Robert Dovocchlo, and J o Howard. 5. Approval ol hoalth, lllo, and dental Insurance plans etledlvo Oclobor 1, 2001. The Director ol Human Resources and lire City Managor recommend renewing hoalth insur­ an ce with Aotna, elthor Option 1 or Option 2; awarding group life insur­ MV-00564 an ce covorage to Aetna; and contin­ uing with American Dontal Plan. OM-9 him to the dance that evening. Even after 60 years, many of these events are still remem­ bered and are probably being recalled fondly this weekend. Many lasting friendships were forged during Ihcir school days in Sanfoni and coming together again this weekend has been much anticipated. Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated osliloned Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. Harrell &. 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The business, Kate Cody said, otters quality used hotel furniture at rock bottom prices. Cody Liquidators is located at 868 South Highway 17-92 in the Longwood Lakes Plaza, Longwood. "We buy furniture in bulk from hotels which gives us the opportunity to sell at lower prices," Cody said. Cody Liquidators has quality furni­ ture for just about every room in the house. Seven piece bed­ room sets are priced from $99 to $240. If you only need a mat­ tress and box springs, full size iare $49, queen size ($69 and king size $89. “Customers also can purchase a new mat­ tress and box springs C ody Liquidators made by "Regal" a company located In Longwood," Cody said. When Cody said her furniture came with rock bottom prices, she was not kidding. "We have a sofa and love seat set for $160," she said. Sofa's sale for as little as $99 and love scats start at only $59. You also will find dinette tables from $15 and dinette chairs for $10 and up. If you need a television, how Kate Cody, vice president of Cody Liquidators, seatod next to several liv­ about a 20-inch color TV, cable ing room sets on display In the stores showroom. ready with a 30 day warranty, sales. "This gives us a chance to on Sunday. starting at only $50. Cody Liquidators is open offer the customer regular fur­ Cody Liquidators aLso has a Tuesday through Saturday 10 niture items and also some large variety of room acces­ n.nt. to 6 p.m. and noon to 6 antiques." sories such as lamps, pictures p.m. on Sunday. Closed And you don't have to worry and mirrors with prices as low Monday. You can contact the about getting your furniture as $5. store at: 407-830-8383 or toll home, Cody Liquidators will In addition to hotel furniture, flee at: 677-6/4-0357, Pax: 407deliver it for a small charge. 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S p o r t s . .N u t r i t i o n . W h o le s a le P r ic e s Line of Product E.A.S., Met-RX, Prolab, Muscle Tech, etc, Much, Much More! Preview q f Fall Items Coming Soonl 211 East 1st St., Sanford 407) 321-8647 Fax: (407) 321-8760 3 0 0 5 W. L a k e M ary B lv d . • S u it e #111 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 0 - 0 9 0 4 « FA X (4 0 7 ) 3 2 0 - 8 0 2 3 �T iif. S eminole H erald Page 8A Sunday. August 20. 2001 Director -------- Festival County ---------Continued from Page 1A states all messages must remain on the board for at least five seconds. “If every business bad an electronic sign flashing it would be very distracting to drivers," West said. "Some of this is an appearance issue, but some of it’s a safety issue." Christopher Patton can be reached at cpettonOeemlnolehereld.com or 407*322-2611. Solution to Today’s Puzzle Continued from Page 1A ownership counseling and Meals on Wheels. According to Ledford, every­ thing needed for home buying will be at the fair. Realistically, buyers could be approved for a loan, look at homes from vari­ ous developers and agents and purchase a nome all at the fair. "We want to enlarge our scope and the number of fami­ lies we can touch," Ledford said about the fair’s purpose. "We want people to just come in and see what s going on — every­ thing is free." Working for the Bradford County government for the last 20 years, Ledford said she helped coordinate about 10 sim­ ilar fairs. "We had a successful program there and helped lots and lots of people," Ledford said. According to Lori Solilro of the community development office, the Sanford Civic Center was chosen because it was accessible to the community and it was donated by the City of Sanford. "It’s an overwhelming experi­ ence buying a home and this will help everyone," Solitro said. Christopher Patton can be reached at cpettonOeemlnolehereld.com or 407-322-2611. See P uzzle on Page 5A SPECTACULAR TENNESSEE LAKEFRONT A fabulous, new lakefront property. Waterfront or water access w/boat dock. Close to Oatlinburg A Pigeon Forge. Great mountain views, paved roads, underground utilities. Excellent financing. Call nowl 1-877-505-1871 ext 1166 Continued from Page LA south, particularly in Florida. Currently, there are mote than 30 high schools and 15 college pro­ grams in the state. "There an* n lot of teams in our area, but there are not many events to participate in," said Regatta Coordinator Dan Kcmpinger. "The Heritage ' Festival was' perfect timing for us, and the waterfront is a great location. According Kcmpinger, the Regatta will attract more than 1,500 competitors from across the southeast who will compete at the high school, college and mas­ ter levels. Additionally, the Regatta Village is expected to attract more than 2£o 0 specta­ tors. The Regatta will be held on Saturday, Nov. 10, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. "We are going to make sure there arc boats available for peo­ ple to look at," Kcmpinger said. "Crew is rot a sport everybody has access to." Other events and entertain­ ment for this year’s festival Include antique and craft booths, food vendors, a midway and rides and various other exhibits. Also returning to the street cele­ bration is the Bahamian Marketplace, which includes the Caribbean celebration, Junkanoo, Bahamian music and a variety of Bahamian delicacies like conch fritters and fruit daiquiris. With the addition of the regat­ ta and other events, Rose said this year's event should attract more than 25,000 people. In the K by the subcontractor, Johnson said. "We didn’t know until they went out and wc started getting calls that another printer had been involved," Johnson said. New bills have been printed, and property owners who received the incomplete bills should begin receiving them in the mail next week, Johnson said. All of the information is listed on the bills, and the phone number has been corrected. Anyone with questions about their bill should call 407-665-7506. Johnson said the property appraiser's office will not use the printing companies in the future. "We'll probably do some of it in-house, Johnson said. "Wc have two big mailings a year, and we have some of the high­ speed laser printers to do suite of the work. They can print about 8,000 pages an hour." ,t, the Sanford Heritage tival has been recognized as one of Central Florida's largest waterfront street party and musi­ cal events. "This year, there will be a new layout to promote the waterfront and make it more convenient for the downtown merchants," Rose said. "And, dty officials see the festival as a way to promote the waterfront and the future Riverwalk." Sponsorship opportunities are still available. If a business or company would like to help sponsor the event or for a vendor application, contact Rose at 407­ 321-8111. Michelle Jerta can be reached at md|erta«Mmlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. Bills Continued from Page LA and checked by us internally, not the printer. What happened was some of the fields in the database did not transfer onto the tem­ plate, and they showed up blank on the tax bill. However, tnat did not change *hr bottom-line fig­ ure. It was just a matter of not all of the information appearing on the tax bill." Customers usually proof sam­ ples of printing jobs. However, the property appraiser's did not sec proofs of those bills printed Dan Ping can be reached at dplngOeemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. N o w a t O ffic e M a x .... 'Postal Jobs $48,323.00/Yr. Now Hiring-No Experience-Paid Training Great benefits - for app, and examinfo: 1-800-429-3660 ext. J-815 7 days a week Current Ikcis S a n fo rd E x p r e s s L u b e , In c. A Nice Place...For A Change! 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For information on youth league lacrosse in Seminole County contact Allison O'Sullivan (boys) at youthlacrosseeaol.com (407-774­ 8112) or Chuck Scales (girls) at ics8626502Oaol.com (4072-6502). SUNSHINE TO AIR FINAL SHOWING OF M ASCOT GAMES Sunshine Network will be continues air for the final time the 9th Annual Celebrity Mascot Games on Monday, August 27, at 4 p.m. Glen Dehmer provides the commentary for Sunshine's coverage. Tne games were laycd July 28 at the TD /aterhouse Centre, and pro­ ceeds benefit The New Hope Children's Wish Foundation. An all-star selection of more than 30 mascots were invited to participate from tha NBA, NFL, NHL, Major League Baseball and NCAA. The Mascot Games will Include some of the most popular mascots including Stuff of the Orlando-Magic, Albert the Gator of the University of Florida, Knlghtro of the University of Central Florida, T.D. of the Miami Dolphins, T Rac of the Tennessee Titans, Thrash of the Atlanta Thrashers, Swoop of the Philadelphia Eagles, Lil Red of Nebraska and many others. R SEMINOLE PONY BASEBALL MEETING Seminole PONY Baseball will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday, August 29th at 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse on the Seminole PONY Baseball Complex, 1400 Highway 419, just south of 17-92 near Five Points. New Board Members of the 2001-2002 Fall and Spring season's will be elect­ ed at this meeting. The Public is invited to attend. For more information call 407-323-5570. You can also visit the league website at www.eteamz.com /seminolepony. SANFORD GYMNASTICS Fall Classes are being offered at Sanford Gymnastics for beginners, intermediate, and advanced gymnasts, plus cheerleading, Tae Kwon Do, Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and wall climbing. Dance Classes will also brain in September. Classes for gymnastics will be on Mondays and Wednesday starting at 4 JO p.m. and running until 7JO pm. Cheericading will be Monday evenings at 7 JO p.m. for high school students and Wednesday evenings at 7 JO pm . for middle school students. Tae Kwon Do will be from 7 pm . to 9 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesday, Kung Fu for adults will be on Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. to 7 pm ., and Monday and Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 7 pm . for kids. Sanford Gmynastks is See Briefs, Page 2B 1 R a in e s a c tiv a te d E x p o s b r in g v e t e r a n d i s a b l e d o ff lis t By Dean Smith Sports Editor Hm Raines Sr. has made a miraculous recov­ ery from a serious Injury to return to the Vor treat E.rroV rr*Vw th*s week MONTREAL — The prediction of Tim Raines Sr.'s demise as a professional harebsll player has once again been H e re w e g o proven wrong by the Sanford veteran. Back on May 4, the senior Raines went on the disabled list with a strained left shoulder and was taking batting practice on May 23rd in preparation to return to the Expos when he suffered a tear to the labrum (the muscle surrounding the shoulder) and a tom biceps tendon in his left arm and shoulder and it was specu­ lated that he would not only miss the rest of this season, but a minimum of one year to 16 months, which more than like­ ly would have meant the end of his career since he will turn 42 In October. But after consulting some of the best doctors in the business, Raines opted for arthroscopic surgery’ on May 31 Instead of major surgery and it proved successful as he was able to start a minor-league minor-lcaggue rehabilitation assignment two weeks As iago and was returned to the Expos' big league roster on Wednesday. Since returning to the majors, Senior is 0-for-2 in a pair of pinch-hit appearances against the San Francisco Giants and is hitting .250 on the season. Raines Sr. hit close to .350 with a home run and a triple in a five-game stint with the jupiter Hammerheads of the Florida State League (the Expos' Class A affiliate) and then was sent to Ottawa, Canada to continue his rehabilitation. On Tuesday, Tim Sr. played two games See Raines, Page 20 a g a in Prep sports year hits high gear this week Special to the Herald ORLANDO — The University of Central Florida continued to prepare for its sea­ son opener with Clemson with a two-and-a-half hour workout Thursday at the UCF practice fields. The Golden Knights begin their 23rd season oi football Just six days when they travel to Death Valley Stadium to take on the 18th-ranked Tigers. The Golden Knight can expect a hostile Clemson crowd near 80,000 for the opener, but UCF head coach Mike Kruczek is confident his players will be up for the challenge. “We won't be intimidated by the atmosphere," Kruczek said. "It doesn't matter where we are playing, who we are playing in rront o f, o r how many people are in the stadium." Kruczek said a larger concern for he and his coaching staff will be making sure that the Golden Knights are able to maintain stamina. "We have to be wise in how we substitute throughout the game," said Kruczek. "We have to do our best to make sure that we are not tired late in the game when it's all on the line." Clemson runs an up tempo high powered offense, and it Ul be the challenge of the Golden Knight defense to slow it down. However, UCF defen­ sive coordinator Gene Chizik says that high-powered offens­ es are nothing new for the vet­ erans of the Golden Knight defense. "1 think the older guys cer­ tainly understand wnat we are up against," said Chizik. "The guys who have been here four and five years have played pretty much everybody under the sun. We've played some of See UCF, Page 2B By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — The 2001 Fall Sports Prep Seasons get underway on a grand scale this week, but there is added problems from the usual sea-, son start-up. Usually all coaches have to worry about is getting veteran players in shape and intro­ ducing new players to the varsity roster. But this fall coaches have had to deal with a shorter preparation time since prac­ tice could not begin until the first day of school on August 6th; the movement of some schools from one classification to another; and almost all teams are playing in a new district this season. Seminole Athletic Conference golf teams got a jump on the rest of the Fall sports, opening their regular season this past week with several matches. One change for the golf teams is that all seven SAC schools are In the same classi­ fication and district. Class 2ADistrict 4. The 14-team district Includes DeLand, Deltona, Flagler-Palm Coast from Bunnell, Mainland, New Smyrna Beach, Pine Ridg and Spruce Creek In ad to Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Lake Mary, Lyman, Oviedo, Seminole and Winter Springs. The Seminole Athletic Conference Golf Tournament is set for October 16th, with district being played on October 22-23. h tra id photo* by Art Z M ln ik i The cross country seaso n kicked eft unofficially Saturday morning with the annual Lake Mary Summertime Cross Country Run (above) while Seminole High School and 6-foot-3 senior Je s s ie Chick (right) wilt begin the volleyball seaso n along with ad ol the other Sem inole Athletic Conference schools this week. Also getting Into action are the boys end girls goff teem s, the boys and girls swimming team s, girls slowpitch softball, boys volleyball, and bowling, not to mention the start of the regular seaso n for the varsity football team * next Friday. S e e P re p s, P a g e 2 B — : t , i . f ’ /j '* j v VT' TS Scotland baseball team to play Heat By Dean Smith Sports Editor ____________ Golden Knight Classic today vt H*rikJ photo by Tonwijf Vlnoiol Back In March of 2000, the Central Florida Heat hostod a team from Russia In a clinic, gam e and cookout. This Sunday (August 26th) the Heat toff spread a little American hospitality again when they host the Glasgow Red Indians Irom Scotland In an exhibition gam e starting at 1 p.m. at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane. LAKE MARY — T he Central Florida Heat, a Lake Marybased 14-and-Under AAU base­ ball team, will take on the Glasgow Red Indians from Scotland in an exhibition game today (Sunday) at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. In March of 2000, the Heat hosted a clinic, game and din­ ner for a team from Russia and the team is looking to keep spreading thet popularity i of baseball and aL also enjoy intei teract- ing with young people iium other cultures and countries. The Central Florida Heat was established four years ago and offers young men the opportu­ nity to play competitive base­ ball throughout the Florida region. The Glasgow Baseball Association was brought over to the United States, and is being hosted by, the National AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) office, which now class the Disney Wide World of Sports complex home. See Heat, Page 2B �T iie S eminole H erald P a g e 2 It August 20. 2001 Ed Meridith Memorial at New Smyrna Speedway Special to tho Herald SAMSULA — Late evening rains again washed out the Double Points Night at New Smyrna Speedway last Saturday night. Ibis Saturday (August 25th) New Smyrna Speedway will hold the Ed Meridith Memorial Pro Modified Tour 100 Dipper as well as features in the regular EASCAR divisions of Super Late Model, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Lite Models this week. Gates open at 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7:30 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located at the comer of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, Do land and Daytona. TEST AND TUNE BITHLO — Test and Tunc will be held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando Speed world. Cost is $20, which is gmxl for the car and three people in the pits only, while individuals can enter for $5. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 568-1367 H eat Continued from page 1B The administration of the Glasgow Baseball Association consists of Juan Renau, Chairperson; Gerry McShane, Vice-Chairperson; Cathy Williamson, General Secretary; Martin Fitzpatrick, Marketing Manager; Marion Renau, Team Manager; and Ken Parrant, Equipment Manager. Members of the Glasgow Red Indians, and there ages, are: Sean Fitzpatrick (16), Ken Parrant (16), Barry Fiachnic (15), George Lindsay (15), Paul Dixon (15), Brian McIntosh (15), (Orlando) or (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOW0AOL.COM. Also you are invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 "77if new *VOICE* of Slock Car onday night from 8 p.m. to 9 Rar/ug/" every Monday p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. ng th This is a radio show that is devoted to Short Track Stock Car Racing and is sponsored by New Smyrna Speedway and hosted by Randy Dye of Spoedway Dodge and Don Nerone and Terry Roberts from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls and answer questions at 386-2390033. You can listen to the radio show anywhere in the United States via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Give them a call and support “your" radio show! NASCAR W INSTON CUP OPEN HOUSE/SELECT-A-SEAT DAY ON SEPTEM BER 15 MIAMI — Homcstcad-Miami Speedway will Amanda Williamson (14), Mark McDougall (14), Laura McShane (13), Juan Renau Jr. (13), Andrew Williamson (13), Mark Keenan (12), Scott Wilson (12), and Kevin Scott (12). The Central Florida Heat is managed by Adam Whitley, with John Beasley, Dan Ruehlman, and Tom Belden serving as coaches. Making up the Heat roster arc Greg Belden, Taylor Beasley, Steven Young, John Whitley, Zach McCann, Tyler Ruehlman, Kris Carlson, Wade Schneider, Scott Thorson, Boomer Hart, and Kyle Pasdoni. The game will start at 1 p.m. at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane across from the Mayfair Country Club. But with road construction going on at the North end of Rantoul, fans must get to the complex by coming in from the Lake Mary end, taking Country Club Road North until you come to the fork where Grace United Methodist Church and the new Lake Mary Tennis Facility is located and go straight until you see the Complex on the left. host its annual NASCAR Winston Cup Open Housc/Sclect-A-Seat Day on Saturday, September 15 from 8 a.m.-to-5 p.m. At the event, fans may reserve the best available seat for the Pennzoil 400 weekend, November 9through-11, at Homcstcad-Miami Speedway. Fans who purchase tickets on Sclect-A-Seat Day will receive a complimentary Ride-Along in a NASCAR Winston Cup car around the Homestead-Miami Speedway's 1.5-mllc oval, while supplies last. Admission to the NASCAR Winston Cup Open House/Select-A-Seat Day is frve lo the public. "The NASCAR Winston Cup Open Housc/Sclect-A-Seat is an outstanding event for families and fans of all ages," said Curtis Gray, President of Homcstcad-Miami Speedway. "Seats for the Pennzoil 400 are selling fast. This event is an excellent opportunity for fans to find their ideal seat location, then experience a Ride-Along in an actual NASCAR Winston Cup race car. It also allows for fans to have an inside look at the Speedway while enjoying a number of activities, free of charge-" Sclect-A-Seat is just one part of a full day of activities hosted by Homcstcad-Miami Speedway and the South Florida Motorsports Host Committee. The day will begin with a 5K Run/Fitness Walk (entry fee required) around the Speedway's oval at 8 a.m. Following the 5K, there will be a variety of car shows, including custom and antique cars; a corporate go-kart challenge: and a NASCAR Driver Look-A-Like Contest with prizes featuring VIP treatment at the Pennzoil 400. Fans will also have an opportunity at Open Housc/Select-A-Seat Day to win a four-person trip in a RV to the 2002 Daytona 500. The prize Includes four tickets to the'Daytona 500 as well as a RV'for the weekend. For more information on the NASCAR Winston Cup Open House or to register for the car shows, the 5K Run/Fitness Walk, or the Corporate GoKart Challenge, please call Jim Ferrarc of the South Florida Motorsports Host Committee at 305-248-5718. For more information on Sclect-A-Seat or to order tickets for the Pennzoil 400 weekend call 305-230-RACE, log on to the Speedway's official web site: www.homcsteadmiamispecdway.com, r }<r-r j . y %T I n « * •• t j * Briefs Continued from page IB located at 601 East 25th Place. For more infor­ mation call: 407-323-2462,407-252-3103, or 407322-8234. D O LPH IN S SPEC IA L Sunshine Network will be airing a half-hour special edition of its popular Sunshine Network LIVE! show, devoted to covering the Miami Dolphins and previewing the upcoming season. SUNSt I1NE NETWORK LIVE I. Dophins Special, premieres Tuesday (August 28) at 63 0 p.m., and repeats that night at 11 p.m., and Thursday, August 30 at 1 p.m. 1fosted by Pat Clarke and Charles Davis, this final Dolphins Special will continue to take a look at some of the players and coaches on the team and what they're doing this off-season. Depending on player availability this week­ end. scheduled interview/features on the pro­ gram will include: * A one-on-one interview with starting mid­ dle linebacker Zach Thomas. * A one-on-one interview with Miami native wide receiver Lamar Thomas. * A look at defensive end Jason Taylor and his wife Katrina Thomas, who is the sister of Zach Thomas. * A special look at the Dolphins Cheerleaders promotional tour which made a stop in Orlando recently. Contributing to the special will be Denise UCF Continued from page IB the best offenses in the nation • year in and year out - and they certainly understand how good the offense we are going to face this time will be." Chizik also singled out defen­ sive end Rashnrd Jeanty (Miami/Carol City Hf>.) and linebacker Gcrren Bray (Ft. Lauderdale/Straiuhan H.S.) as air of freshman defenders who have stood out during the summer practices. Kruczek also commented on Clemson's all-star quarterback Woodrow DantzJcr, and said UCF's best chance will be to keep Dantzler and the Clemson offense off the field. "He's (Dantzler) going lo make big plays," said Kruczek. "Wc just have to limit those plays. In this case, our biggest defense is our offense. Clemson lias a lot of young people who can stretch tha field and make big plays." Senior tailback Terrance Williams (Clearwater H.S.) was able to return to practice at full speed after being sidelined and limited for most of fall camp with a sore right hip and ten­ donitis in h i; right knee. Williams rcdshlrted last season while recovering from surgery on his left ankle. Defensive end Marcus Clemons (Titusville/Astronaut H.S.), who suffered from heat exliaustion and had to be taken to the hospital midway through Wednesday's practice, was 8‘ven fluids intravenously and Cullen and Sunshine Network's South Florida reporters Rickey Thein and Natalie Angel. SANFORD FALL ADULT SOFTBALL The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is offering Fall Slow Pitch Softball Leagues in the following divisions _ Church, Co-Ed, Industrial, Women and Men. Both Pinehurst Park and Zinn Beck Field will be used for the leagues, which will begin play the week of September 10th. C a ll 407-: 7-330-5697 for more information. YOUTH SOCCER The City of Casselberry b offering Youth Soccer Co-Ed and Girts Leagues for players ages 4-to-17 starting in late August or early September. The fee is $50 for Casselberry residents and $60 for non-residents. For more Information please call 407-6965189. CASSELBERRY BOWLING PARTY Cassclbcny Parks and Recreation will be 1voiding a Bowling Party for this Interested In being a part of the first Casselberry Recreational Bowling League on Thursday, September 6th at 630 p.m. at the AMP Casselberry Lanes. For more information please contact Casselberry Parka and Recreation at 407-6965189 or AMF Casselberry Lanes at 407-8317171. ispit released from the hospital Wednesday evening. He was J* He Thursday's prac­ withheld from Thun tice but was expected to partici­ pate in light drills on Friday during the walk-through. Starting quarterback Ryan Schneider (Plantation H S.) continues to throw the ball very lit­ tle in practice after suffering from tendonitis in his right elbow, but Kruczek says he hopes for Sduicider lo have a normal game-week preparation next week and expects the sophomore to be tine for the opener. "Ryan has a sore elbow, but he will be fine," said Kruczek. "He will have seen enough practice time by next Saturday that he will be proficient on the field. I just want to make sure he Is healthy." The Golden Knights were to have held a walk-through on Friday in preparation for today's (Saturday) Golden Knight Classic. The intrasquad ganve/practice is set to begin at 6 p.m. at the Florida Citrus Bowl. UCF opens the season at Clemson on Saturday, September 1. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. UCF HIRES WATSON AS ASSISTANT SOFTBALL COACH Beth Watson was named assis­ tant softball coach at the University of Central, head coach Renee Gillespie announced Wednesday. Watson will he responsible for coaching 1 the Infield and assisting with hitting as well as recruiting and coordinating travel. Watson comes to UCF follow­ ing a successful career at the University of Southern Indiana, where she amassed a record of 204-119 (.632) to become the winnlngcst fastpltch coach in school history. Last season, the team went 36-17 overall while placing third in the Great Lakes valley Conference with a 16-6 mark. In five years at USI, Watson guided the team to a GLVC Championship and an NCAA Division II Regional Championship berth. The Screaming Eagles were ranked as high as 14tn in the nation in 1998, the year she received the GLVC Coach of the Year honors. Prior to her tenure at USI, Watson was an assistant coach at Southwestern Missouri State and head coach at Friends University, where she was named 1989 Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. She owns a career record of 270-175 (.648) in six years as a head coach. "We are fortunate to have found such a qualified coach as Beth," said Gillespie. "She brings a great deal of experience and knowledge to the pro­ gram." Watson holds a bachelor's degree in health and physical education from Friends University as well as a master's degree in educational adminis­ tration from Southwest Missouri State. Harass photo by a n ZM nsU C o ach es Doug P eters and Alan Tuttto ted Lake Mary to the 2 0 0 0 Sem inole Athletic C onference Slowpitch Softball Tournament Championship. T h e 2001 seaso n opens Wednesday at Lake Brantley and Scminoto high school's. Preps Continuted from page IB The girls' Class 2A State Tournament will be held on Tticsday and Wednesday, November 6-7, at Polnte West Golf Club in Vero Beach, while the boys’ tournament wiU.be.. held on the same dates at Falrwlnds Golf Course In Ft. Pierce. Regular season matches are usually played on Tuesday's and Thursday’s with an occa­ sional Wednesday thrown In. Cross country teams got an early feel for the season as most took part In the Lake Mary Summertime Cross Country Run this morinlng (Saturday). While not an official school race, most SAC squads use the event as a kind of Jamboree. The regular season begins on Saturday (September 1) with the Lake Brantley High School Open at the Brantley South Campus beginning at 8 a.m. Lake Brantley, Lake Mary, Oviedo, Seminole and Winter Springs will compete in the 11school Class 4A-District 2 along with Apopka, Colonial, Edgewatcr, Evans, University and Winter Park. Lake Howell and Lyman Lymar will be a part of the 12-scnool 12-school Class i 3A-District 3 along with Bellevicw, Brooksville Central, Flagler-Palm Coast from Bunnell, Ocala-Forest, Lake Weir, Leesburg, Mainland, New Smyrna Beach, Spring HillSpringstead, and Ocala- Raines Vanguard. The Conference Meet will be held at Central Winds Park in Winter Springs on October 25th, with the district meet to be run on November 3rd. The State Meet will be run on Saturday, November 17th at Ed Rad ice Sports Complex In Tampa. The Boys and Girls Volleyball teams both played their Classics this past Wednesday and Thursday and most teams will begin the regular season on Monday (Boys) or Tuesday (Girls). Boys matches are usually played on Monday's and Wednesday's, while girls match­ es are normally on Tuesday's and Thursday's. Girls districts will be played ; on October 23rd with the State Tournament set for November 8-through-10 at Disney's Wide World of Sports complex. Boys volleyball, which is still a club sport, will wrap up its season with the unofficial Stale Tournament, VolleyPest, at Lake Mary High School on October 19th and 20th. Also beginning play this week will be Bowling ng and am Girls lowpi Slowpitch Sofltball, both of which are club sports. The Seminole Athletic Conference Bowling League regular season opens on Monday (August 27th) at Casselberry Lanes starting at 3 3 0 p.m. Continued from page IB with the Ottawa Lynx, the Class AAA farm club of the Expos, and who was in the opposing dugout??? Son Urn Jr. It was the second time this year that the two have played against one another, the duo met up in a Grapefruit League game in Spring Training on March 6th, but it was the first time the two had faced off in a regular-season game. in fad, il was believed lo be the first time in modem baseball history that a father and son had played against one another. The two were supposed to have played each other on Monday, but the game was rained out, forcing a doubleheader on Tuesday. Senior went l-for-3 with a double to leftecnler that bounced off the wall, a walk, and a run scored. Tim Jr , "Little Rock", is the centcrfielder for the Rochester Red Wings, the Class AAA affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, and has been hitting around .275 since being called up from Double-A in early August. Junior also went l-for-3 in the game, but tils hit was only a single. He did get the last laugh on dad, however, as Rochester won the game 4-3. Bowling is played on Monday’s and Wednesday's at various lanes throughout Seminole County and will run through October 29th. The Seminole Athletic Conference Girls Fall Slowpitch' Softball League plays Is games on Wednesday evening's, with four teams playing at one site and three teams playing at a separate site, with each team playing a doublcheader. The first night (Wednesday, August 29th) will be played at Lake Brantley and Seminole high schools. At Lake Brantley, the Patriots take rm Winter Springs at 430 .m.; with Winter Springs playvg Lake Howell at 530 p.m.; at 6:30 p.m., Lake Howell chal­ lenges Oviedo; and at 730 p.m., Lake Brantley returns to take on Oviedo. At Seminole, the Fighting Seminolcs play Lyman at 5 p.m.; Lake Mary faces the Greyhounds at 6 p.m.; and Seminole battles the Rams at 7 p.m. The varsity football season begins tiie regular season on Friday, August 31st, with the teams opening on TUeday, September 4th and the junior varsity kicking off on Thursday, September 6th. The swimming teams will be the last to get their season start­ ed, most opening the campaign live first or second week of September. C Eckstein in SI Anaheim Angels rookie phenomenon David Eckstein is featured in the August 20th edition of Sports Illustrated. It is the Spotlight story by Stephen Cannella in the Inside Baseball section of the issue on Page 65 and makes for very good reading. At the time of tiie article the converted second baseman was fourth among American League leadoff hitters (minimum of 50 starts) in on-base percentage (347), and among the league's rookies He was second, to the Mariners’ Ichiro Suzuki, in tuts (118; and third in runs scored (61). lie was also tied for the league lead in being hit by pitch­ es (15) and was second in sacrifice bunts (12). The 5-foot-8 shortstop was batting 385 and 13 stolen bases in 15 attempts. LOPEZ H AS BIG DAY Altamonte Springs resident and Lake Brantley High School graduate Felipe Lopez had his biggest day yet on the major league level, going 3-for-4 to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 6-2 victo­ ry over the Minnesota Twins at the Hubert H. Humphrey Dome on Thursday. The rookie third baseman, who was the eighth overall pick in the 1998 free agent draft, hit his first home run of his career, a two-run blast in the sixth Inning batting right handed, and also hit his first career triple, this time as a lefthanded batter. I �I’agc 3B L T he S eminoi-E H f ju iji Sutxliiy. August 2(1. 2001 L ecals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE •TATE OF FLORIDA. IN A NO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 01-C A -11 4I-U-L AVONDALE FUNDING COMPANY. IN C . BRIAN BROPIIY. JANE DOE OROPMY. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF BRIAN BBOPHY, IF LIVINO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENOANTIS), IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISE F s G R A N TfF S ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENOANTIS) ; AMSOUTH BANK; JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE UNKNOWN TENANT. NOTICE OF SALB Notes M haraby grran Bun. purHawB ID ■ Ftoal Summary Judgment cri Foractaaur* entered m vw abovaatyted cauH, In » m C m A Court of Oammote County. Florida, I wS M i Cavity. Florida, deacrtwd at AU . OF LOT B. BLOCK A. SOUTH SANFORD H EIG H TS ADDITION. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I . PAGES II* ANO II*. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH A PORTION OF LO T 10, OF SAX) BLOCK A. MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS. COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER Ot SAIL) LO T 10. THENCE RUN SOUTH 00-48 34' EAST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF S A K U O T 10. A DISTANCE O T V J I FEET FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE RUN SOUTH •OW OO’ EAST A DIS­ TANCE OF 3 08 F E E T THENCE RUN SOUTH O r O E L T W EST A DISTANCE OF 37X FEET, THENCE RUN NORTH OCTOOCO* W EST A DI8TANCE OF I IS FEET TO A POINT O N TH E SAID WEST U N E ; TH EN C E RUN NORTH 00-4*74* W EST ALONO THE 8AIO W EST UNE. A DISTANCE. OF 37.34 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN­ NING. A/K/A 313 JONES AVENUE. BAIL FORD. FL, 37773. M p u «c kite, to to* hy/wari and baal bidder, tor caah. a t t h e w e s t FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA. Flood*. al D A O A M . on Via I3*i day ol Saptambar, 1001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Mary S tra ta Deputy Oar* Law Ofkoaa al Dental C. Conauagra •SOI North A/manra Avanu* Tampa F I 33*04-1041 Anotnaya tor plaww Pubtah: Augual I*. M . 3001 001*7_________________________ W TH E CMCUTT COURT OF TH E If T H .'u o t c ia l c i r c u i t O F FLO M O A M AND FOR S C M N O U COUNTY GENERAL JUWEOICTION DIVISION N a E < M II-IU PLAINTIFF, va. Mictiaai Famandai; Anna A Fernanda*; Oaorga R Sura; Md a l l L S u ra .H a l. DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF Motto* ia haaeby gkran B a t purauara to Vial Final Judgment ol Foractotin datad Augual 10. 3001, and iriarad In c M caaa raarriwr 01CA-311-I4-L, or Ha Ctrcut Court aI tw lOti Judicial Ctrcua to and tor Bamlnola Count/. Ftonda. wharato CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CO H PC ilATIC IL ia FM-ilCI s v * Mlchaal Famandar. Anna A Famandai; Oaorga R Sura: Mtctoata A B w U.8. Bar* National r bynwrgar to Ttuaiaa itodor tha Pooling and Sarvkmg Agraamxl dated Aina 14, ig*7, lor Mago Morigaga Hama Loan Owna Trutl 1W7-3. N/ara OatandarKa). I wd aai to Bw N gN M and bvyl bkkter tor cadi al Bn Waal bora door ol Bw Sananola Comfy CourBiouaa In Sanlord, Ftonda. Samtocri* County. Florida, al 1 1 X AM an Em 13 day ol SapiamCwr. 3001, tw kritowmg daacrtoad properly la >01 torBl to laid Ftoal Judgmara. LOT 34, OAK FOREST UNIT ONE, ACCORDINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 23. PAGES 11-83. O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO U N TY FLORIOA NOTE: Punuarl to Bw Fab Date C o ia c u x Practical A d you tea edvuad Vial Bat Itoa krm la daanwd to ba a date coBactor altanprmg to o d a d a daM and any kriumwbx oOtaawd wd ba uaad tor awl pur PM M B w 10 day d Augual 2001 U A R Y A M C MORSE Ctorb of C b o d Court Z , Ite y Stwjpn DaputyCtort COOEJS A STAWIARSKJ P A 4010 Boyacoul Boriarard Berta 450 Tampa. FL 33*07 Telephone (BI3)*77-*OOd C4S4HWS-3958 Pubtah Augual 1*. 3d, 3001 ooiae M THE CBVCUfT COURT FOR •EMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FRO BAT1DIVW O N FdaNa. 0 1 -B04-CP IN RE; ESTATE OF ARTHUR CHARLES LORENZO >Va ARTHUR C LORENZO. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha atbnraatraBon ot Bw aalaW at AH I HUH CHARLES l C R C N Z J teVt ARTHUR C. LORENZO. Fto Nxrijer 01-804-CPapanikng mew C an* Court tor Sarranda County. Flortda. Probata DMaton. addmat ot wrath la P O Boa SOW. Sardord.n. 33773 Thanamaaand adtbaaaaa ot Bw personal rapraaarv tabva and tw paraonal lapraaar i m a adomay art aal torth batow A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T A l paraona on arhum naa nouca a J a h n g a Bw vabdBy ol Bw w4L Bw quaMctauna ol Bw paraonal rapraaonuwa. yanua. a lurtadlcbon ol Baa Coirt art required to Ma Bwa obfedtona aHBi Baa Ca ul WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF IM S NOTICE ON THEM L ecals ecals I crodaora ol Bw dacadanl and olhar paraona having daunt or damanda aganal dacadanra Mala on wham a copy at Ba* ncritoa la Boa SDB9. Sardord. FL 33772-SOM Tha rwmaa and arkbaaam ct Vw paraonal rapreaardabva and Bw par- data at Vw Ural pubkcetron ot Via notea mual Na Bwa etaarw wrih Baa Court WITHIN TH E EATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE UR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM I olhar cradlora tV Bw docodarl and paraona having ctetoi* or damanda agamtl Bw dacadant'a attaM mual Na Bwa claeiw wbh Via Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS. DEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO FILED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data cri Bw fail puMcaaon ol Via Nooca la Augual I*. 3001 A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l paraona on whom Bva nooca la MARK WAYNE LORENZO M S Vldtiburg Btraal DaOona. a 33738 lor JEFFER SO NW CLARK. J R . Altorrwy Ftonda Bar No 037*4*3 JEFFERSON W CLARK. J R . P A 5 X Canal Straat Naw Smyrna Daach. FL 321M Irrinphona (388)433-888* PuMah Auguat 1*. 38. 2001 D 0 165 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH j u d i c i a l a n c u rr. IN AND FOR SEMMOLC COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE No. 01-CA-80S-14-L W U£HNGTOri i . v n ; n p i n k ra. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO BANK UNITEO, RICKY H BASOCO, to al. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN piaauarB to an Ordar or Fbwd Judgmart araarad to Caaa No. 01-CA-506-14-L ol Bw C t o * Court d Bw 1BTH JudicW Ctoart to and tor SEMdtOLE County. Ftonda. wharato WASHfNOTON MUTUAL BAJdL F A SUCCES­ SOR BY MERGER TO BANK UNIT­ ED. Plata*, and RICKY H BAS­ OCO. at a l, art datandarts. I wd •a* to Bw lri(/w* u a u * lev caah at 11GO a n . al Bw Waal Front Door ol Bw Sanwiola Gaudy Ccurthauaa. Sanlord. Flortda. on Vw IJdi day d Oaptamtwr. 2001. Via Wowing LO T I t ANO THE W EST 29 FEET OF LO T It , BLOCK J LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION. ACCORDINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED dt PLAT BOOK 3. PAOE 82. OF THE « jm <C. RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA DATED Bta IOBi day d Auguat. 3001. Maryann* Mona CWrb O o r t Court By Mary Btraupa Danutv dark ROGER D. BEAR. P A P. O . Baa IB M Ortando. FL 33803 ordar to perttoqwte to Baa procead*4 . you art a ra a W a l ne c you.toBw pro,won el aartato tinea Ptaaaa contact a l ia Caardtoator at 301 N. Park Avanua. SUM N301. Sanlord. FL 33771, Trriaphon* (407)888-4327 w*rin two (31 workng daya ot y o u racUpt at Baa Summon; B you a n haarBig or votco totpabad. aal 1 800-085-8771. Pubtah Augual I I . 38. 30CI 00164 M T H t C M C U T COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CNICUrT COUNTY, non® * C A M NO. 91-CA-8IV14L. DENNIS O MILL ANO MARY L. H IU . FRANK COAfl irV a FRANK K. COAR AND ROSEMARY COAfl. INDIVIDUALLY, BURTON L. BRUOOEMAN. IndMduaty. CADO DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. 1 Florida eotporallon. AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATED SERVICES. INC., a Ftonda corporation. STATE OF FLORIDA ANO UNITEO STATES OF AMERICA NORCSOFSALE Notea la haraby grvan purmart to Ftoal Summary Judgment araarad In Bw abov* efyted action on Vw IOBi ol Augual. 3001, Bw Wowing doaertbed proparly to SarranoM Coudy. Ftonda LO T X . BRISTOL PARK, teaming to Bw plal Bwraol at raaordad in PM Book 39. Pagai 79 through SI, Putfc Racorda ol Sarnarola County. Flortda. TOGETHER WITH 1* d n x trm and Bnpravamanta now and horoahar on u C land, and ruiura* Bwralo. and a l rarta. tog, pturdang vaiMating, vngaiing and puwar ayktama, machawa, oppawtach now a n or may hart adi f parlato to. or ba uaad wtto. to, u on aald pramrtal. avan though Vwy ba iM1aT*-rt or daiteTMLa aha* ba add al Pitobo Bala on Vw 13 day ot SapMnVwr. 3001 M UflO a m at Bw wwu hart door ol Bw Sanwiola County C o u Bb u m , 301 N. Para Avanua. Sardord. SamtooM County. Ftonda by Vw uidarwgnad Clark d Bw O o r t Cowl to and tor Sanwiola Coudy. Ftonda. OaiadBva 10 day ot Auguat 2001. MARYANNE MORSE dark ol tw Chcul Cout Bay County. Flortda Uy. Mary S e a ^a at Dapury Clark MARVIN L. BEAMAN. J R . E S Q . MARVIN L BEAMAN. J R . P A . 909 N WymoraRd . Wvaar Park. FL 33TM-3S93 PutdahAugual I t . 39.3001 DO 183 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR M M M O LS COUNTY, FLOfUOA ptlO R A TI DhrYIJON F4a No. 0 1 -ray-cp IN R E ESTATE OF OERROLD AARON SHROPSHIRE. NOTICE OF ADMMSTRAT10N Tha admantrtrabon d t w aaMW ol OERROLD AARON SHROPSHIRE, daoaaaad, Fla Nuitoar 0I-7B5CP, la parvkng to Bw Chart Court tor Sanwkd# Coudy. Ftonda. Probata OMtlun. Bw addtaaa d artrtdi la PO rhalanpa Bw va*rjry ot Bw wd. Bw quaMcaiuna d Vw parional rapraaanCatfva. vanua. or |urtadtolton d Ihra Court art raryarad to IBa Bw* ccyacoona arth Via 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 u ad t o i d Bw dtotdard and olhar paraona howig cravna u damanda agatort dacadanra aauta on whom a copy d Baa note* la data ot Bw Ural pUAcaaon d Baa notea mual *to Bw* datow wth Baa Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF TIBS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A3 irthar crartoora d Bw dacadanl and paraona having dolma or court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO F LE D m l BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dale o ttw Ural pubicaBan d Bta Notea la Augual 19.3001, 2530 Carter Foraa! Way. Apt 301 naunh NC 77809 tor rational Dadd B Farabaa, EaqUra PoalOtoca Boa 1798 Jackaonvdo. Ftonda 32301 (904)398-7001 Ftonda Bar No : 347930 PUtdti Auguat 19. 29. 3001 00160 ancurr court for SCMMOLI COUNTY, h tw P R O M TS DIVISION Fda Nutnban 01- T64-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF FREDERICK B. VOUNQBLOOO, NOOCS OP AOM MSTRATION (OnaPRJ Tha admtowtralton d Vw aauta d Fradanck S. Y ou giood , daoaaaad, Fla Nurrdwr 01-794-CP. It pandng to t w Chart Court, tor BanBnoto County, Florida. PiobaU DMaton. Bw adrbaaa d wNdi la: X I N. Park Avanua. Sanlord. FL 32771. Tha nama and addraii ol tw ara aal torth batow A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. I paraona on wham Bio noooa It no novo ooficnoni im i Vw vatrMy d Bw Wd. tw quabAcattorw ol Vw Paraonal Mon ol BBa Cout a n roqUrad to *to BMr obtadtona w » B it C o u l WITH­ IN TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE O F SERVICE OR A CO PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM! A l o a d fc n of Bw daoadard and odwr paraona having datow or on whom a copy d Via noooa la daw or Bw am pUrtcaaon or BW Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATKIN O F THIS NOTICE OR TU R F Y DATS AFTER TH E OATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l otwr craddora or Bw daoadari and paraona having ditma or Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF TFB3 NOTICE. A U CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO F E E D W E I BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data d Vw 8rd pUrtcabon d Baa NoBoa la Augual 19,3001. Paraonal RapraaanaaBiw: Haraan A Smart, >. 919 MhMa (War O r. Berta 309 Fort Laudardala. Ftonda 33304 Attorney lor Paraonal RapraaarBaBva Dadd M. Body Ftonda Ste N a 0122930 Jack R. Loving P A 1323 BouBwad Thbd Avanua Fort Laudardala. FL 33316 Tatophona (954)794-1008 PitoWiAugual 19.29.2001 DO 149 M THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE If TH flK R flA I CIRCUIT, COUNTY, JU M S O C TK N I DIVISION CASS M M D C A -t m -t t e L FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F W A F T MORTOAOE OCUPAMES DATA SUNUtLI NAIK j NALMGRTGAGC PLAINTIFF VS. NADRA L. DAVIS AM/A NADRA DAVIS. IF LTVWG. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO A U OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TER C8T BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST NADRA L DAVIS AJK/A NADRA DAVIS. 1MCNOWN SPOUSE O F NADRA C DAVIS ArtWA NADRA DAVIS. IF ANY; ANTHONY J. AUOWAY, IF UVINO. ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. LPIOF.R OR AGAINST ANTHONY J. AUOWAY, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ANTHONY J AUOWAY. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFEKOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pureuant to an Ordar QranOng Vw Motion to Rood Foradooura Bala daWd Augual 0,2001 araarad to Cad Caaa No OGCA-1329-14-L d Bw Ci-art Court d Bw IIT H judoal Cnort In and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD Ftonda. I wd ea* to Bw Iv^wal and baal brddar tor caah ol W EST FRONT DOOR d Bw SEMI NOLE County CourBwuM, X I N PARK AVENUE, SANFORO. Ftonda. M IID O am . on Bw 88i day d S ap i. 2001 tor L ecals daacrtwd pmpariy aa aal torti In laid Sunmary Ftoal Judgmara. to art LOT 48. BLOCK 36.4TH SECTION DREAMWORLD, ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 99 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dalad rva 9Vi day d Augual. 3001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Dark d Bw Chart Court By Jana E Jaftatoc Dapury Clark Pubtah to. THE SEMINOLE HER. ALD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona arth r t u b U i rwodtog 0 apodal oocommnrtabrvi ahoald tented COURT AOMBUSTRATIC*!. ol the SEMINOLE County CourBiouaa al 407-885-4227. I -8009558771 (ID O ) or 180095*8770. vw Ftonda Relay Sendee DAVID J STERN. P A M l 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 800 PLANTATION. FL 33334 (954'1338000 t»-67583( FTN) PubHah Augual 19.29.3X1 001454________________________ Circuit Court l imlnato County. Florida Caaa a 00 CA 1934 1*0 Colonial R ally Urrdad PartrwraNp d.Va Colonial Prepartwa Raalty Chung Ja Lee dtva La* Karate Young Wan la* NOTIC* OF 9NERIFF9 OALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN toll by virtue ol Bui certain Writ d Execution ieauad oU d and under mo aaai of tha Court Court d Sananola CodBy. Ftonda. Caaa a 00 CA 1934 ISO upon a tbwl pjdgiwnt tandatad to Vw atomato court tat VW llto d a y d Jd yA -D 3001 to that certain caaa arrtdad Colonial Raalty Umled Partnarahp d V a CdonM Partnaratep. Platolrt(t), va Chung Jd La# dtVa Laa Karate and Young Wan Laa. Oelendanl(i) which atora aato WrB d Exaorbon waa dakvarad to ma aa SharBI d Samncte CodBy. Florida and I htvv lavwd ipon al Bw r g i . Ma and ntaraai d tw dalanaarniij m m i iawjwina (w * a i»o proparty, laid proparty bdng located to Sanwiola County. Flortda. mor* psTbculsrly deifffbsd u lo kw i: Lot 17. WWow RdV aa recorded to Plal Book X , Pagaa 58 to 80, Somtoola CadBy, Flortda Further daaertbad aa M l Wrtow Run lane. Winter Sprtoga. Ftonda 33708 and tw d vtefgned aa SharM d Sananola County. Flortda. art al 1100 A M. on Bw 12to day el SapL A D 3001 Oder tor aale and aal to Bw hW wd bidder. FOR CASH IN HAHU ANO SUBJECT TO ANY AND A U EJU3 TTNQ LIENS, at t w Front (Waal)Door. at Bw Btepa. ol Bw Sananola County CourBiouaa to Sanlord. Ftortda. Bw above Thai u ld aate la being made to H i ­ lary Bw larmi d M a WrB ol Donald F. EUmget, Short* Somtoote CodBy. Flortda NOTICE REQARDB4Q TH E AMER •CANS WITH WSABAtTES ACT OF 1*00. PERSONS WITH A OISABtU T Y NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM UOOATtONS TO PARTICIPATE IN TH E PROCEEDINGS * S H O U LD C O N TA C T TH E ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CrVH DIVISION A T TH E SH ERIFFS OFFICE. I X BOSH BLVD, SAN­ FORO, FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ INGS. (407)8858840 TTD (407)8853133 WWl Sale Hard O n : S*(k 12.2X1 Pubtah: Auguat I t . It . 28. and Saptambar 2 .3 X 1 D 0 II2 NOTICE OF ADMddSTHATIVE TT> STANLEY LOUIS Longwood. Ftortda G a u N o. 41101 OI-AO An ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLAINT to ravcAa your Vcana* (a) and a*glbftty lor (oanadi and atxi a q uery h aa ta inRadagatoaiyou. Ybuhav* tw rl|EB to raquart a heating p d auara to Bacnorw 120 5*9 and 120 57 (1) and (2), Ftortda Statute., by martng a raquael tor lame to Bw Ftonda Dapartmara d toauranc*. Dmaun d Lagte Samoa*. 200 L Gain*a S t. TiBadaua*. Ftortda 32399-0333 * ■ raquaal tor haartog la m l racafvod by SaptenBwr 23. 2 X 1 . Bw mp4 to a haartog to tte matter artl ba walvad and Bw Inturmct CofrrN iiio nt r wfl efts* poaa Ol Ma cauaa to accordance PubHah; Augual 12. I t , 2*. and SaptenBwr 3 ,2 X 1 D 0 108__________________________ NOTICE OF ADMddSTRATTVE COMPLAINT TO : DAVE) EUGENE TR O TTER Caaa N a: 41t *981-AG An ADMBrtSTRATIVE COMPLAINT to revoke your leant* (t) and akgrwatwonWadkgatwlyou. Ybuhav* Bw rtghl to rag; tel a haartog p d auant to Saclton* 120 5*9 and 12067 (1) and (7). Ftortda Statute*, by msBng a tig -B Y tor earn* to Bw Ftortda Oapartnwr* d Irwurom*. DMaton ol lagte Samcaa. 200 E Gatoaa 61.. Taiahataae. Flortda 333990333 V ■ raquaw tor haartog I* nd raoMvad by Saptembat 23. 2X 1, Bw ri^a to a haartog to Ma matter wW ba walvad and Bw Irwuranca Comnuaaiorwr wd tkapoaa d Ma cauaa to aooordanca wttfi lltt PuMah: Auguat 12. I t . 2d. and SaptonBwr 2.2 X 1 D 01X PU dU C LEGAL NOTICE Aa a rtadl ol tocraaaa* to papdabon.Bw Slated Ftonda. Oapartnwrk d Bua*w*t and Prolaaalonal flagultbon, DfvWon d Atoouhote Bavaraga* and Tobacco. w « b* accapong appkeabona tor todtoaton In dw drawing tar naw quota aquor acanaai to Bw toJoawg 1uua> cud, 1 (NOTE TO REGIONAL SUPERVI­ SORS: EACH DISTRICT OFFICE MUST U S T THE APPLICABLE COUNTIES W ITH NUMBER OF AVAEABLE LICEN SES) For a oomptela M d Bw codBwt wham Spin U wd b* avalabla con­ tact any DMaton d Alcoholic Bavaragaa and Tubacco oAc* Aptwcaldit afl ba aacopled twgnrvng AUGUST M , 3X1 and oonarwtog through NOVEMBER IF. 3X1 AJ Vaemted paraona ahodd make Inquiry by comacltog tw BUREAU OF UCENSVK) d Bw DMaton d /Ucohoflc B ty m p g j B/id To6#cco at 4 X W*M Robnaun Straat. N 7 X Ortando. FL 32MI Pubtah Augual 33. 28. 3X1 001*6 L L ecals “ PUBLIC N O TIC E" SANFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY Itotea to twrahy |pv*n Bwi Bw SarBord Airport AudiorBy aril mail to Joint Saaaion wnti Itw Ciry ol Sanlord Criy Commlaalon on Monday. Augual 37, 2 X 1 . from 3 30 to S X p m . al CBy Ha* tor Bw pur poaa ol corwlderabon cri Bw Sanlord Airport Authortiyt amual budget A pubic Iwartrig wd atoo ba condudad during Bw Mated houra Ptoaaa lake notice twt » any par. n decide, to appeal any deration made by ma Sanford Airport AuM vty wan raapact to any mailer conaidaiad at Bw meetng ot haartog achacMad Iwrato. ha or tha wd need a record d Bw proceednga. and Bwt. tor auch pupoaa. tw or aha may need to anaur* Bwl a varpalim record d Bw procaadtoga to made. and evidence mnn which Bw appeal la baaed, par Section 396 0108. Ftortda Suluwe Paraona w*h dtoabamee rwadng atawtenca to panic(pale to any ol Bwaa procaadtoga ahouM conted Bw ataarilva oriicaa 48 houra to advance ol Bw mealing ai 407 585 4000 Larry A Dale Praaktom tC E O Pubkeh Augual 29. 2X1 D0073 NOTICE OF BALE Punuarl to Ftortda Statute. Sn* Sioraga Floaty Ad. Sac 83 809 1 63 M 7, 8*1* ol content! (HooaahokFSupphai) to laaaad apac* to aaaaJy Owner bane 223 IBWEnterpnaaa 5*3 Diahguatd. Inc 300 Uchaaf Atort^y 59 EdteM baa 118 Raymond C. Cowman 879 Don APam Pytaa 377 Stephan Andanon 394 Mika Bumada To bo add or dapoaad d TH * » . 9T13AI1 10a m l i i A L u , Cu.'i On*y AIStxiRay S m Away 910 Rawhart Road Laka Mary. FL 32746 A l may pay r p C e l 407-333-4355 Pubiah Augual 39. and SaptenBwr 3 .3 X 1 00310 _________ ecals Pubkeh Auguat 39.3X1 D0217 Nolle* of Vehicle Auction 1994 Plymouth Station Wagon ID Vint 2P4GH2SK4 BR543914 Auction wd ba HMd on 91181 Al 3pm Al T tvCounty Tearing 1158 Bata Are Writer Sprtoga FL 32706 Pubkeh Augual i t . 2X1 00318 Raquaal tor Blda/Propeaala Bid J 2X1-03 Sanlord Mooting Authority Tha Sardord Houatag Authority (SHA). d Sardord. FL M aotcrbng trida Irom Elaclrical Contractor. Icanaad to do bueirwa to Bw ttete ol FLuki*. Ttw sotocSrf tom a<a be ratpontEria lor addraaatog ony ma|ot alaci ncal prabtem Bwl cennrri be addretaed by (SHA’almaVitenanca atari Tha ItoiVccnli actor ahal ba X cal 24/7 and ahal ramari al vw aaa until Bw problam haa bean oorracted Tina aa Includa any alacincal prob­ lem! al any d Bw (483) u v i ownad by Bw Houarg Airihordy aa wet aa Staled bate wo ba received x September 7, 3X1 d tooo EOT and ahal ba pubkety opened and read atowad al Bw SHA Each bid ahal ba aubmated to a plan anvelopt and merited Ebd Numbar *3X1X . along arid! Vw oxbacton nama and Mate buatoata kcana* Any bid wBhout BLa ntom wbx indudad x Bw cover al to* bta package may ba reyeciad A pre-bid corriaranca ad ba held at the Homing Aulhomy x Auguat 31. 3X 1. AT I0 X A -M . AT THE AUTHORITY Bta Due Date Saptentwi 7.3 X 1 Pra Bta Cordaranca Auguat 31. 3X1 J u x Paneraon InlerlRI Exa?i*rva Orivcrirv Pubtah: Augual» , 3». 2001 00319 SEMINOLE COUNTY BCC PROJECT*: 1. Protect FC-11S5-01/BJC •C f l 419 • Ptwaaa I and N (Lockwood Avanua to Second Slraai) Protect Due Date October 17 ,1X 1 M 200 PM local Pma 3. Protect: FC-1I8501/BJC - IBS* Ford Staten Wagon 0) Vtoa 1FAPP9B93KW323999 Auction wd b* HMd on 91381 At 3pm. Al TiFCounfy Tearing 1156 Bata Avo Yftoter Sprtoga FL 37708 PubaMcAuguot 29.3X1 00311 Protect Due Date Ocintmr 1, 2X1 al 2 X PM bear ome To guorxlao lacalpl d addenda. * iv ITi# reipcBTCiorvni, r»^Xjn*it"4iTy to coniad tha Gamtool* Coudy Puntwtfng OM afx prior to Bw filed receiving dale ol aubmauiktotai. Addenda mtomwB x to oteo Bveftobte x Bw C o x t y i Web Peg* NOTIC* OF F K rrm o u * n a m e For M o rm uix x kny ol Bw a I —ai i_ *, —r_a,, --- 'inn II at iI am III Somtoote County BCCprotecU. nouc* is nw'woy angagad to buaarw** al P.O. Boa | eammoia 8 uiAmmokk/purchaatog 1913 Sanlord. Ftonda 93772. Serrano!* County. Ftonda itodar Bw or cal 407-885 7118 PubkahiAuguM X . 3X1 Ftoaboua Name ol MEHUCHKO 8 D0220 ABBOCtATIB and Bwl I tatond to teghfar vert noma wth Bw DMMon IN TH E O R CUTT COURT d Corporanorw. Taiahaatat. OF THE TW ELFTH Ftorlda. toacoordancavriBiBwproiriJUDICIAL CIRCUIT Mona ol BW FtoWoua Nama StekMt, to wn Section B U N . Ftonda *4 ANO FOR BtelulaalM I. SEMMOLC COUNTY. FLORIOA DEBORAH K. MEHUCHKO CIVU. DIVISION Pubtah: Augual M . 3X1 CASE HO. 01-CA418-14-W D0212 EASTERN SAVINGS BANK, tab NOTICE OF F1CTTT10U9 NAME SUSAN S. KEOOH and COLIN R None* la haraby g n n Bwl aa era KEOGH angagad In bum*** M 3508 S Datontanlli) French Avo. Sanlord. F L 33773. NOTICE OF SALS Bamaioia Coudy- Ftortda under Bw PURSUANT TO P-BvCHAPTBR 4* FTcdBoue Nam# cri J . 0 * .Itoaia NOTICE IS GIVEN BWI purauad to •lyl* Cooking and toil wa Intend to a knai |udgm*d datad Augual 16. 3 X 1 . and araarad to Caaa N a Ot Corporallont. TaBahaaaa*. CA-91S 14-W d Bw Cncua Court d to aooordanca arito Bw pmri Bw 1BB1 Judcaal Crate to and tor aforw el Bw Ftaatoua Nam* Stehite*. Camlncte County. Ftortda. to which lo- W*. Section 885 X . Ftonda EASTERN SAVINGS BANK, lab M IM I . PtolnOT. and SUSAN S KEOGH and a COLIN R. KEOOH. are D*4*rtaanta. I John T Davtoaon a * aol 10 Bw high**! and bail bta Pubtah: Auguat 26.3X1 dar tor caah al Bw wwat bod door d 00213 to* Sanwiola CouBy CourBiouaa. localad at M l N. Park Avanua. Sanlord. Ftonda al 1 I X A M x t h a Pubto auction to ba hokl al 9.01 20 day of September, 3X 1. Bw k lAown’a torth to tata knal yjdgment Tearing toe located al 2499 O U LOT 33, BLOCK B. COACH U G ' fT Laka Mary Rd SUM 134. Sardord. FL ESTATES. SECTION IB. kCCOROtar Bw pupua* d , u , u - g of t u ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X . PAOE X . OF TH E PUBLIC (407)331-394* RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ (1) Ykor If TY. FLOREJA. VW41 3fl*KABIt*S41 Dated Augual 17.3X1 Pubiah Augual 29.2X1 DOS 14 MARYANNE MORSE Clark at Crate Cowl By Alary Stroupe PUBUC AUCTW H: PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE HELD AT Aa OapiFy Clark Attorney tor PtetoWI. 13 OOP M ON THE M DAY OF Henry M Andraoaan. Jr O C T , 3 X 1 . AT THE FRONT DOOR Ftortda Bar No 386148 OF C M C. AUTOMOTIVE LO CAL 1X11 Kenwood Lana. Suae 113 ED AT 201 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE Fort Myere. Ftortda 33907 SANFORO. FLORE9A 33771, FOR (941)2758*97 THE PURPOSE OF DISPOSING OF Pubtah Augtel X , and SaptenBwr THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE: 3 .3 X 1 1. YEAR 1994. MAKE toyau VINJ JT7EL46SXR0386199 0QZZ1 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 2. YEAR 1999. MAKE MSSAN ■EMMOLE COUNTY, VBI9 JNIHS34P9KWG20S39 FLORIOA • 3 YEAR 1999. MAKE MERCURY VIN* 3MEBP95FBFX8080O2 PROBATE ORrttlON FIM Numbar 01-647-CP Pubkeh Augual X . 3X1 IN RE ESTATE OF DD21S MARGARET M HUDGINS. NOTICE NOTICE OF ADUlHtSTRAnON Purautra u Ftonda Statu* 71379 Tha axwnM raax d Bw aetata d Elaa Towing Ina aril aal x B a p tX MARGARET M HUDGINS. 1X1 a 1 0 X am M I860 South Deceaead. Fa* N xBw r 01-947-CP. County Road 427 Longwood. la pandtog to Bw Orate Court tor Ftorlda B*a«r taaarraa Bw i y f to Samtodte Coxry. Ftonda. Probate bid Sold aa Ik no warranty. Sakar OhritaXL Bw actoraaa cri wf*h » W t N. Park Avanua. Sanlor-J. Ftortda Car one 1902 Ford 32771. Tha nauwa a»«J aGJrkam o> VM « 1FMDA3IMNZA29273 Pubtah: Augual 28. 2X1 00316 are aal torth baton. NOTICE OF A U IN TER ESTID PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT PUBLIC AUCTION AJ paraona x whom Baa Nebco la NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. MCCONNELL TOWING W kL SELL chalxge Bw vatday cri Bw WBL tw AT PUBUC AUCTION. FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CASH. ON DEMAND quakftcabxa cri Bw Paraonal TO HIGHEST BIDDER. THE FOL­ cri Baa Court era raquaod to No Bwa LOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE. obteebor* with Baa Court WITHIN AUCTION YEAR MAKE VW J SEPTEMBER 10TH THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 96 DOOOE PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE 1B7GR14X2JS743263 OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE SEPTEMBER 13TM DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 93CHRY THIS NOTICE ON THEM 1C36T48C40C294331 AJ creator, ol to* Dacadanl and SEPTEMBER II T H odwr paraona having donna or 09' CHEV damanda agaawJ Docadad'a aatela 30NEC1885X0119314 x whom a copy ol too nonce la ■CPTFUBER 13TH aan, ad wane, u m nuiiUa aJwi uw 90ACURA data cri Bw teal pubkeakx cri tote JH4KA3281LC009S59 m yy^r Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF 1VWAA017XEV06S330 THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 89 PONTIAC DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ IO2NE54U1KCSX0M TION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY SEPTEMBER IIT H DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF 8ER 94 PONTIAC VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE 1Q2JB54HXR7589963 ON THEM SEPTEMBER M TH A l crihat cradlora cri vw Decedent M PONTIAC and paraona having cteana or IG3WJ53MIXF2I7153 drmamH agamai Bw Dacadanl • Ina Aucaam wd U IwU 41S X tJn. McCcrvwl Towing ERacovary. 3 S X Sanlord Avo ., Sanlord. F I. 33773 vatvetea otw huu pnot to aate Term* ark -CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS* McCorvtat Toamg raaarvaa Bw Rpa to accept or rated any and a* BO S •t ft fri *i rii r-i ■ Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TICE A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS N O ! SO FEED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED The daw cri Bw Brat puoacelbn cri Ba* None* la Auguat X . 3X1. Paraonal Repeat antotv* Lecals Lecals NANCY M SKATES WEARY 3125 Noth Court D**on». Rond« 32738 l Horn# y fo* Personal R«pret#nUl(y« JAA4CS A DARKS 1120 W Tw%\ Sl'Md. Sl» D S^ntewxJ, flortda 32771 (407)321 1224 Honda D*r fto 197564 Pubtah Auguat X . and SaptenBwr 3 .3 X 1 00232 NotlCC The 61. John. River Water Management Dtalrtd haa received Bw appk cabonfa) tor Cxaumpbv* Water Ua* Irom Ftonda Gat Tranamlaaix Co. I l l Katsoy La. Tampa Ft 53819. appkcahx 171553 Tha appkcorB pmpoaaa to arithdraw a on* kma uaa ol 4 mrikx gal­ lon* lor Bw hydroatebc tearing ol a natural gaa plpakn* The yrrthrtiawali ucad by vat propoaad protect wte corwMI cri Surlac* Water Irom SI Johna fWat via 1 prapoaad pump. Surface Water horn Wekfva flrvat via 1 propoaad ptmp to Samtocri* County, located to Saclton e. Townahp 19 SouBi. Range 30 Eaat known at Ftonda Gat Tranenation Chat* V The Naft) containing each cri Bw abov*-hated appkcalonfa) *i* avatebte tor toapacbx Monday w o u X Friday *>c*pl tor legal hokdayt 8 X a m to 5 X pm al Bw St Johna Rival Water Managamant Drttncl Headquarter* or Bw appropriate tame* carter Witten ohtecbona to Bw apphcaax may b* made, but chouta be Nert wwh |mrwfvad by) Bw Drnncl Clerk. 4G49 Rata S i . Palalka. Flortda 32177-1429. no later Ilian 21 day. from Bw date ot pubaealrx Whiten obyectdn* ahould identity the obiactor by name and addraat. and ktey daacrBw Bw obwebon to Bw appkcakx Fang a wrawn obyecinn do** not amnte you to • Chapter 130. Ftonda Statute*. AXwvabaBv* Hearing Orriy too** paraona whoa* tirirtuntwf mtereiia a,a aBacrad by Bw appkcainn and who tea a paMton mealing Bw raqurarrwnla of Sacttona 120 598 and 1X 57 . Flortda Statute!, and Chapter 28-106. Ftonda Admralrainra Coda, may obtaei an Adrrwebalrve hearing AJ tvrwTy Had wnflan obtectcm wb b* [vatented to Bw Board lor a n d a a l w i to *a dakbaraiiona x appacab x prior In Bw Board taking a c t x x BW appkcobx Gtona Lawn*. DKBCtor. DMaton d Parmri Del* Service* St John* River Water Managamant Dwbicl Pubtah August X 3X1 DOTO 7 ____________________ »T. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Ofva* Written Hone* of Intended Oiatricl Daclakm Tha Dwlrtct gyve* nokc* d I* totem to laau* I permit to Bw tolowring appk can((il on A u q u i I 13. 2601: Holland Mwnory Gardena Inc. 3329 ESamoran Bhta. Apopka FL 33703. appacabx *6487 Ttw Dttmct propoaaa to akocal* 0 133 gaaorta par day cri water lor Londacap* Imgaiwi of a X 5acr» carrwtery vi X yaara and Bw uaa of 0 00183 mrikon g a in s par day uf water tor Houaahcrid (non pot*bte.aaniury) appkeabona by X employ** I The wadtoriwal* uaad by Biit propoaad proyacl ariri contitl cri O n u d Water Imm Bw Floridan Aquriav via 2 acbva watt to Samtocri* Coxly. toctoad n Section 7. Tow-whto 21 South. Rang* 29 E atl known aa My/.Land Memory Gardena The Naalt) com*rang each cri Vw abova-katad appkcatnnlt) ar* avariabte W impartem Mnnrtay mroiy/1 Friday aacapf tot legal hohdaya, 8 X a m to B X p m. al Bw Si. Jufrw Hrvar Water Minagomem C— ' - - i r v u i M - v n u Bw appropriate Samra Canter The DrtJnd w* taka acbx x each parmri appkcaion bated above uni*** a pennon tor x admvuilralrva procaevkng (hearing) la Nad purauarri to Bw proviaton* of Sactnna 1X 58 9 and IX S 7 , Ftonda Statute* Chapter X - 1X and 40C-1,1X7, Ftonda AXwvatraBv* Cod* (F A C ). A parax whoa* aubatentwl toterttU ar* aBacaad by any cri Bw Dtttncl a pra poaed parmravrg daattont taamrfwd above may patrinn tor admrritbatrve haartog to accordance wah Sacbona I X 589 and 1X 57 , F S . or a* partw* may raach a wnflan agreement on m adubx as x alternator* remedy under Section 1X573. F.B Chooatog madwbx wb ncri advanafy iBad Bw n^ri to aha*ftog«m*dtebxdo*anolra*irilnia*ntem*m Th* pmcaduraa tor purtiring madwbon era aari torth to Sacbx I X 573. F .S . and Rtriaa 25106 111 and X 1 0 6 401- 406. F A C Psaaona nawl comply w«h Bw raquvamami cri Flortda AdmvaatraBva Coda. Ctwpter 26-106 and b* Had wah (racarvwd by) Bw Dwtrtd Clark, located at Dielnct Haadquarwra. 40*9 Rata SlraaL Palalka Ftortda 3*177. PaMtona lor aXVnialTitiva having x to* abov* apptcaBonft) mual b* Mad Wriran fwamy-on* (21) dayt ol pubtx t x of Ba* ncnca or vtehto tommy an ( X ) day* of Bw Dteiria dapoaamg Vila notrea of imam to vw mat tor Bio** par­ aona to whom Bw Dtatncl mote actual note*. Falun to to* a paftix warm Vila bm* period ahal ccnatauu a waiver of any ri|/ri auch parax may hav* lo raguatf x aXrinWrtsva datenrvnabon (having) under Sacbona 1X 589 and 1X 6 7 , F.S - concerning Bw aubfacl parmri apptcabon Pacnoni wtrieh ar* nol Mad to accordance wBh Bw above prcMaariW ar* aubfacno d m m u l •cauaa Bta aOrwvetrarrv* haartog procaaa la daaignad to tomrulate knal agency acbx. Bw IMng tri a paBIton meant Bwl Vw Drtlricfa knal a cb x may b* rMlaram kem Bw poatix U k x by 8 to Bwa nobc# ol Warn Paraona whoa* aubatamwl toteraaU ate tw aBacted by any auch final daemon cri Bw Dntrtcl x Bw appacaax have Bw n^ri to baenma a party to tw proeeadrtg. to acoordanca wwi aw raquaai l e w aal torth above Gtona Lenta. Dvactor. DMaton cri Parmri Date Sarvcaa 81 Johna Rnrar Water Managarnam Omtrid Pubkeh Augual X , 3X1 00208 9T. JOHN* RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Ttw DWrtcl ghraa notto* ol a* totert to teaua a parmri toBwtoaowing appkcerate) x Auguat 13.3X1 Ftonda G m T r m n w w n Co. 111 Kaiaay La. Tampa FL 3381V. appheabon 171883. Tha Dwtncl propoaaa to anneal* a t r a v r a v cri * mau n gatona par day cri walnr tor Bra hydroateric 1a«imq <4 a natural ga* tacwkrw Thawth drswell uaad by Baa propoaad prayM wd central cri Surface Water from Vw SI Johna n e w via 1 proposed pump and Surlaoa Water from Wahhtt Rival vw t propoaad pump to Sammoit County, located to S acax 8. Township 19 Sarin. Rang* X Eaat known aa Ftonda O at Tranamlaix Phaa* V Tha ateafa) contetotog each d tw atoovaiated apptcaboma) am avariabte lor toapaeax Monday enough Friday aacapf lor legal hotdayi. 8 X a m to ■ X pm . M Bra Si Johna Hrvar water Managamant Dtatncl fteadquartera or Bw appropnala Sannca Canter. Th* Dottrel writ lake acton x each parmri appftoabx bated above xtee* a pacox lor x aXVnatratrv* procaaiterg (haaring) la Mad purauarri to Bw pnMaiona of Sacbona 1X 5S 9 and 1X 57, Ftortda Stefutea Chapter 3 5 I X and 40C-1.1X 7. Ftortda Adnvmeinuiv* Coda (F A C ). A parax whoa* aubaiamial interaala a n aBacted by any cri Vw Drainer* pro­ poaad permuting daemon* ktemikad abov* may patacn tor aXuniabaiM heating Vi aooordanca wah Sacbona 120509 and 1X 57 . F S , a al partw* may raach ■ wnten agraamam on memiinn aa x aiamaev* ramady under Sacbx 1X673. F S Chooatog madwbx wd ncri advaraafy afteef vw ry/ri lo * haartog N maikabx do** not result to a aabterrwnl Th* procedures for pur­ suing madwbon era ear torth to Sactnri I X 573. F.S.. arid Ririaa 25106 fit and X I X 401-405. F A C PaBborw mual comply wrih Bw raquaamam* of Ftonda ActovnwfeaBva Coda. Chapter X-1 06 end ha Mart wah (iscatvad by) the OvBfrf Cterv Innaaad al DteUkri Heedojaitera. 4049 Rati Street Paleeui. Ftortda 32177 Pauuna tor admmlavaWira (waring x Vw abov* appkcauorria) mual ba Ited wterin haanty-otw (31) day* d pubkeakx of B4a nolle* or wriBan fwanry-au ( X ) day* of Bw Dwna dapoaritog Bria nooca ot totam to Bw mal toi Vua* par­ aona to whom Bw Dwtncl mala actual nooca Fakra to Ma a paOBon wahai Baa tana panod ahal conalaute a awhar cri any right auch parax may Iwva la raquaal X acknkrialraBva datemarwlix (hoaring) x d a r Sacbona I X 568 and 1 X 6 7 . F.S . conci liaig Bw autyacl parmri appacabx PoUkraw which ara not Mad to accordance wrih tw abova prorrialarw are autyacJ to damiaaal Oacauaa Bw adranwfrabira hearing procaaa la daaignad to formulate knal agency acbx, tw Ntog cri a fwttton meant Bwl Bw Owners knal a c b x may b* driterarri bam Bw poMbx tek x by 4 to Va* ncbca cri toterri. Paraona whew* aMwtankal kriaraata wri ba aBacted by any auch knal dacteton cri Bw Dtatncl x Vw appkcakx Iwv* to* nghl to become a parly to Bw procsatkng. to acoordanc* wrih Bw raquBamarria aal torth above Gloria Lana* Daactor. Ovwton cri Parma Date Sannca* Gl. John* Rnrar Water Managamarri Dtatncl Pubkeh Augual X . 3X1 CTTV OF LONOWOOO NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSUCR ADOPTION OP PROPOSED ANNEXATION ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIDA, BW Bw CBy Gommaaton M i hold a pubkc hearing x Wadwkday. Sapriarrriwr 5.2 X 1 . at 780 PM , to tw longwood Cay Commwaix Chanriwr*. 175 Waal Warren Avanua. Longwood. Ftonda. or aa a o x Vwraaflar aa poaariria to a n eater adopax of tw leritowmg Ordrwnca Plaaaa ba advised Bw Ordvwnca pnrvkte* lor tw arawaabx d cartato property daaertbad aa tolowra OrdBwnc* Number 01-1885 Rarpjesl tor Anrwaibx ANY 04-01 Baquaated Of. Oanwl iU an a Ramoa Oarwral DaacripBx 711 Hy/tend faireta Taa ID** 33 X 30-504-0000X10 Ttw C J, Cammict.'on h t « Bw krai ia«>kng ai maaijng cri Augual X . 2X 1. Tha comptei* (teaenpax cri mate* and bonds and Bw Ordvwnca c x X obtevwd bom Bw ORic* cri to* CBy Claik. I X W. Warran Avanua Al tw mating, recreated park** may appaar ara) X heard wrih raapact to Bw pro­ poaad Ordtoanc* Th* haartog may ba eonknuad bom tent to lanv aa may X m m * nacaaaary A ccyry cri Bw propoaad Ordrwnca • potted al Bw Longwood CBy Hal. Longwood. ftonda and oeptot ar* x Ma wah Bw Clark cri Bw Criy and mav fariBvmDxcledi bv thi ipMfrAT A l paraona ar* advraad Bwl « Bwy dacate to appeal any dacisiX mada M Baa maMay/ haartogla). Bwy wri naad a racord cri Bw procaadngi and tor auch purpose Bwy may need to a rw m Bwl a vartwun racord d Bw proraadvrga la mote, which racord to tockate Vw tealvrrony and rvatenoa u p x which Vw appeal H to X X te d frwr Sac 2*6 0105, Ftonda Sxaluteil NOTICE. Parax* wan rtiuhltit* ntwcbng aaaiatenca to partcaial* n any ol Bwaa maatarga ahouta conucl Bw ADACoonUrwur d 407-360 3481. M teas! 44 houra to advance cri Bw maating Gautama D Zombn. Criy Cterk Putriwh Augual 19. X . 3X1 DD17X �Sunday. August 26. 2001 I'm S fminoij: H erald L eg als IN THE CtRCUfT COURT OF THE U T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IH AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURlSDlCnON DIVISION No 01 CA-4K M 4 0 ChftM Manhattan Mortqag* Corporation. PLAINTIFF vt Retard F R an uy. at a l. DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notica M taraby g*v*n t a t pur auant to that Final Judgment of Foradoaura datad August 17. 2001, and aniarad m ctvil caaa nurrtm 01* CA-490 14 0 of Ita Orem Court of tta IflTVf Judktal O r u t m and ter Samnola County. Flonda. ataram CHASE MANHATTAN ^O R TO AOE CORPORATION, la Piamtifl and Retard E Ramaay. Uaa Rarmayr. Rorwnoia County, a poNbcai lubdvv von of ita Stata of Florida, i tang and aH unknown padiaa claiming by. through, imdar and agamtl tta not known to ba daad or a*va. cfaan an mtaraal at apouaaa, halra. davtsaat. grantaat. or othar ctamanta. » ’ara Dafandam(i). I wA aa« to tta hi^aat and baaf biddar lor cash at toa Watt front door of tta Sammola County Courlhouaa In Sanford. Flonda. Samtnola County. Flonda. at It 00AM on toa ISth (toy of Saptombar. 2001. N toiowmg datenbad propady at tat tonh In ta«j Final Judgment. to wtt LOT 13 AND 14. BLOCK X T . LAKE WAYVAN HEIGHTS SUBOfYlSOH. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT W X * J, PAGE te . rUDLlC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TV. FLORIDA NOTE Pursuant to tot Fair Oabt Coiacbon Pracleat A d you ara adntad toal fhm taw Nm it daamad to ba a dabt coiactor anamptmg to colacl a dabt a d any Information obtamad w* ba utad tor toat purpoaa Datad toa 20 day of August. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE Clark of O c u t Court By Mary Stroupa Dapufy Clark C O O K S A STAWIARSKI. PA 4010 Boytooul Boulavard SuAa 450 Tampa. Ft 33607 TaNphona (813)677^006 C4S»1001 0760 Pubtah August 26. and Saptambar 2 . 2001 D0224 • IN THE CtRCUfT COURT OF THE 16TH JUOtCIAL CtRCUfT OF FLORfOA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURlSOtCTK>N DfVlSfON No. 01-CA*133-14-W Mongaga Electronic Ragtttration Sytlamt. Inc., PLAINTIFF vt Jay C. Hottaflaf. Sandra 8 Hotlanar. at a l. DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Note* M taraby grvan M . pur suant to that Final Judgmant of f otadoaum na\*d Auguat IS. 2001. a rt a t w « d m t M u m nuntaf 01* CA133-14-W, of t*a C-cut Coon of lha 10th Judicial O cu* In and lor Sammdb fVrlda. wtaram MORTGAGC ELECTRONIC REGIS T RATION SYSTEMS. INC., la Ptamtfff and Jay C ttoatattar. Sandra S Hotlanar.___unknown partonft) m poaaatwon of Via aubfacf raal proparty i t ; _ . unknown parton(i) to pottuition of Via tubyad raal proparty 92. Stata of Flonda Oapartmant of Ravanua. Chtkt Support Enforcamant Program; Oakland Vaaga Homaownara Ataoaaton. toe., la'ara Oafandanl(t). I wa aei to Via Ngtael and beat biddar lor catfi al 0 - WaU f.ur.l door of to* Ramtooto Coimry Counhoiwa to Sanford. Florida. Gammoto Couty. Flonda. at 11 0000 AM on Via Ita* day of Octobar. 2001. Via toVowtog aato Fmal Judgmant to wtt LO T 157, OAKLANO VILLAGE. SECTION THREE. ACCOROtNQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED Vt PLAT BOOK 28. PAGES 23 ANO 24. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE Purauanl to Via Fair Dabt C oaad ion Pradicaa A d you ara to ba a dabt coiad or anamptmg to ooiad a dabt and any information obtamad « f l ba uaad tor that purpoaa Datod are 17#)d*y ofAugjxtJOOI. MARYANNE MORSE Ctort at Caare Court By Mary Sfoupo Deputy Ctert COO*.IS t STAWIAASk i P A 4010 BoyacoW BoWavard Sul* 480 Tamp*. a 33807 Tatephon* (813)8774008 C k 5410006791 Pubiah Auguat 24. an) Saptertdrer 2.8001 00228 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUOtCIAL CtnCJfT OFFLORtOA W ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL No 01-CA482 Ota. IS O National Cty Ban*, aa Troata* lor t a ragiaiarad Hotdara ot Cradl Suraaa Firte Boalon Mongaga Saewarea Corp Horn* Equ*y loan Tnjat 2000 HE I . Horn* Equdy Loan Paia-Ttwough Carolcalaa Sanaa 7000 HE 1. PUUNTPF va Donak) Ray Lackay. Patty R LacAay. at at, DEFENDANTS NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE auant to that Final Judgmant ot E ua >A 4 ui ftl.ao A .gun 17, 2Cj i . and tntarad ai an* caaa ruanda# 01CA-SS3 On 14 0. ol l a C n u* Cowl ol *• I8B> Judoal Cveui In an ) tor Bananot* County. Fkmda. •haram NATIONAL CITY BANK. AS TR USTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BO STO N MORTGAGE SECURITIES CORP HOME EQUI­ TY l o a n TRUST 2000HEt. HOME e q u it y loan pass th r o u g h CER TIFIC ATES. SERIES 2000H Et. ■ PlamM and Donald Ray LacAor. Pauy R LaeSay. Samnola cow dya poMcal tubOnaon ol f<* BUI* at Fta-LTl. tttro Patandartlt I I **4 to F>* NgFiaat and baal U ) dw lot caah at Pit Waal front door ol M SaroaxA* Cowdy C o u t o a r n Sardofd. Flonda. Sammota Cowdy. Flonda. m 110000 AM on tm 18m nay ot Saptambor. 2001. l a W own g daacnMd proparty a* **t torti m aaa) F ra ) Judgmatd. to ■ * L O T 13. LAKE WNOHAM L eg als ESTATES. UNRECORDED PLAT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FROM THE NORTHEAST CORNER O f THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 22. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST. RUN SOUTH 645 96 FEET ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID NORTHEAST IN . THENCfc HUH WEST 677 30 FEET FOR POINT OF B E G IN N IN G . THENCE RUN NORTH 0 DEGREES 18 MINUTES WEST. 27 54 FEET THENCE RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEAST ERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 72 FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 28 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 39 SEC ONOS. AN ARC LENGTH OF 33 82 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH S3 DEGREES 23 MINUTES 21 SECONO WEST. 41329 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 54 DEOREES 20 MIN­ UTES 24 SECONOS WEST. 190 02 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 78 DEGREES 24 MINUTES EAST 533 65 FEET TO POINT OF BEGIN­ NING SUBJECT TO AN EASE ME NT FOR ROAD PURPOSES OVER THE EAST 50 FEET THERE OF NOTE Purauanl to Via Fair Dabt Cokactron Pracdcaa A d you ara advtaad Viattoia taw fton la daamad to ba a dabt W actor attomptmg to ooiad a dabt and any toformabon obtamad w4 ba uaad tor that pur poaa Datad Via 20 day of Auguat. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Ctom of O n * Court By Mary Stnx*w Dapufy dark COOIUS A STAWIARSKI. P A 4010 Boy*coul Boulavard Suva 450 Tampa. FL 33607 Taiaptana (013)677-6006 C lS # 1 0 0 M 7 8 f Pubtah Auguat 26. and Saptambar L eg als A*/A 397 Ototoncourt. Hm W ow. FL 32746 WITNESS MY HANO *nd to* M il ol Fdt Court on Auguat 172001 (SEAL) Clarti ol Fra Cttud Court By Mary Stroup* Dwrufy Clartr IcTravama AAaauuaM*. P A P O Boa 23018 Tampa. Flortda 33622 6018 F01001420 *’ Saa Aroarleant wrrh DraataWwa Ad d you ara a poraon adh a rSaabary <mo naada accommodaaon tr ordat to parorrpa'a m Frta procoadFrq. you arc antflad al no coal lo you. lor Fra promaaron ot cortam aaMlarrca Plaaa* oonlad Court Admmmrairon at 101 N Parti Avano*. Sardnnl Flortda 32771. Mlaptron* numb.. (407)483-4227. raWUn 2 wort mg daya ol your racmpl ot (da documard. II haaong arrpamd. (TOO) 1­ 8004334771 Pubam Auguat 24. and Saptarrdiar 2.2001 00224 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH* EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT *4 ANO FOR BEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA O V A ACTION CASE HO. 81-CA-1038 DIVISION 14-0 SUNTRUST BANK. N A FrtC/A SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIOA N A . L f g a is IS. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA AX/A 1180 3 « «w t « l*r Pub Bird. Lnngwood. FL 37774 WITNESS MY HAND and Fra aaal of W « Court on August 17,9001. (SEAL) Ctort of to* QraM Court By M*ry Stax** D*pufy Ctork Ectavsm* A Attocuitet P A. P O Bo« 75010 Tamp*, none* 33622 5010 FO1OO36O0 “ S m Amtocam w*h O u b m * Ad If you *r* a p*r*on w*h ■ d«*biVy who n**d» aocommortatton to ord*f to pertttp*!* to tow proc**dmg. you •m rnnmmti * no oo*l to you. lor to* protation of certain lu H im c * Pt**«* oonlad Court AdmrXstrwtion •t 201 N Park Av«nu*. Sanford. Flonda 32771. talaphona numbar (407)665-4227. wVhto 2 working daya of your racaipf of Via docu mant If taarmg impavad. (TOO) 1• 000 955-6771 Pubkah August 26. and Saptambar 2.2001 00230_________________________ THECinCUfT COOPT OF TM t U O K TC IKTTt JUOtCIAL CtRCUfT IN ANO FOR SEImUNOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 01-CA-646 DIVISION 14W WELLS FAROO RANK MINNESOTA. N A . AS TRUSTEE OF REOISTEREO HOLDERS OF OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2001A ASSET BACKEO CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2001A ROBERT T NAVIOOMSKIS. at ai D*f*nd*nt(>) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puryuan m a Final Judgmant ot FABIAN* VA/OUF2. at ai. Mortgag* FwaJuaw* daud Augud Datandardd) 17. 2001 and araand m Caaa NO 2.2001 NO n e t OF 01-CA-1038 oI Fra Crrcu* Court ol D0226 FORECLOSURE SALE Fra EIGHTEENTH Jurtoal Croat rr NOTICE IS MEREST GIVEN pwand lor SEMINOLE Cowdy. Honda THC ORCUTT COURT yuan! to a Final Judgmant ol wha-am SUNTRUST BANK. N A OF THE O O H TIE H TH Mortgag* Foradoaur* datad Auguat FrtOA SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL JUOtCIAL CtRCUfT 18. 2001 and arrtarad In Cat* NO FLORIOA N A . la Ft* PlamMt an) Vf AND FOR 01C A 4 M at art ClroWI Cowl ol Fra ROBERT T NAVIOOMSKIS, BECKY SCkONOLC COUNTY. EIGHTEENTH JudWal Crort to an) A. NAVIOOMSKIS. SOVEREIGN FLORfOA lot SEMINOLE Cowdy. Flonda BANK. THOMAS LUMBER COMPA CIVIL ACTION ydraram W EILS FAROO BANK MIN­ NY INC ; JIM S PLUMBING 8 IRRI­ CASE NO. 01-CA-74 NESOTA N A . AS TRUSTEE OF GATION. INC . a n Fra Datandarda. I DIVISION O REGISTERED HOLDERS OF w « aal to Fra N?ratl and b*« tad­ CREDIT BASED ASSET OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN dar tor caaft at WES T FRONT DOOR SERVIONOANO TR UST 2001-A ASSET BACKEO OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY SECURITIZATION. LLC. CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2001A I* COURTHOUSE. SANFORD FLORI­ dr* Piamtifl and FABIANA DA al 11.00AM. err Ft* 18Fr day al VA2QUE2; HENRY OUNCUS. TE N ­ Octobar. 2001, Fra loOowmg JEFFRIE R WELCH, at ai ANT »1 W V A KAREN MUMMEU. daaertoad proparty aa •*• torti Ft TENANT »2 NK/A CUFF ANDER­ awd Find Judgrrran NOTICE OP SON TENANT I I NK/A KAREN THE W EST 1/2 OF LOT 84 OF FORECLOSURE SALE HUMMELL; TENANT 42 NK/A SLA VIA COLONY COMPANY'S NOTICE IS HEREBY OTYEN pwCUFF ANDERSON an Dr* SUBDIVISION AS RECOROEO IN auant to a Ena) Judgmant ol Datandarda. I w* to* to to* hrgnaal PLAT BOOK 2 ON PAOE 71 OF THE Mortgage Forectoawa datad JWy 13, and baal btddat tot cam at W EST PUBLIC RECOROS OF SCMFIOLE 2001 and entered in Caaa NO 01FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO LESS A CA-74 at Pre Caart Court eI dre COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ PARCEL OF LANO LYING Ft THE EIGHTEENTH Judo* O k u * In and FORD. FLORIDA *11100AM. onto* NORTHWEST OUARTER OF THE tor SEMINOLE County. Flonda 20 day ot Oaptondiar, 2001, to* totSOUTHWEST OUARTER OF SEC­ wherein CREDIT BASEO ASSET SERVICINQ ANO 8E C U W TU A TION 20. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 31 EAST. BEING A I OR Ttott. LLC it r * PtaaM and JEF­ LO T 28. OOLDENROO PLACE. T O N OF THE WEST HALF OF LOT FRIE R WELCH. REBECCA L ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT 84. * TH E SLAVIA COLONY COM W ELCH ANY ANO Alt. UNKNOWN THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PANVS SUBDIVISOtTACCORD­ PARTIES CLAIMING BY. PLAT BOOK IB. PAOE (1 . PUBLIC ING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS THROUGH. UNDER. ANO AGAINST RECORDS OF TH E SEMINOLE RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2. THE HEREPt NAMED POVXXJAL COUNTY. FLORIOA PAOE 71 OF THE PUBLIC DEFENOANT(S) WHO ARE NOT AK/A 8030 OddanrodPtoc* Road. RECORDS OF TH E SEMINOLE KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. W r W Park, FL S27S2 COUNTY. FLORIOA BEING MORE WHETHER SA10 UNKNOWN PAR­ WITNESS MY HANO and N aaal PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS TIES MAY CLAM AN INTEREST AS <d Pda Court on Auguat 172001. FOLLOWS: SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. (SEAL) COMMENCE AT THE NORTH GRANTEES. OR OTHER W EST CORNER O F TH E SA10 CLAIMANTS. THE WEXIVA HUNT park ol to* proiA Cowl SOUTHW EST QUARTER. FOR A CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATON By Mary Snow* POINT OF REFERENCE. THENCE INC.; FAIRVItW ASSOCIATES. Dapwy Park n ■ 1 • • RUN SOUTH 00 DEGREES 64 MIN PtC.; ara dre Oalandanw. I wd aa* to Echewrta SAaeodelaa. PA UTES *7 SECONOS EAST. ALONG to* hidi*tf and b**t tor caVi THE W E S TtlN E OF SAIO SOUTH • ' P Q 4*188018 • m i »r i al W EST FRONT DOOR OP THE W EST OUARTER. 23 00 FEET. Tampa. Florida 33822 6018 SEMINOLE CO UN TY CO UR T THENCE NORTH SS DEOREES 44 F0I0O3318 HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA at MINUTES 33 SECONOS EAST. A Ad 11 tiQAM, on ft* 2nd day of Octobar, R you a n a poraon w «i a daabday 2001. dre toaoMrgdeaertredproparDISTANCE O F IS 00 FEET TO THE ty aaaatlortitn a**) Flnat Judgmant who naoda acoonn o d ikon to ordar INTERSECTION OF THE to parttopm* to tote procaadng. you SOUTHERLY RttHT-OF-WAY UNE LO T *32. WEKJVA HUNT CLUB FOX HUNT AECTX3N 2. ACCOR CL OF RED BUG LAKE ROAD. WITH a n araMad M no coal to you. tor to* prorrtaalon at certain aaalatanca INO TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS THE WESTERLY U NE OF AFORES A D LOT SS. FOR THE POINT OF Plaaa* cordad Cowl Artmatnkon RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK It . al 201 N Part Avanua. Sardord. PAGES B4 THROUGH 87, INCLU­ BEGINNING. THENCE CONTINUE Flonda 32771. totophona numbar SIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS NORTH 88 DEGREES 44 MINUTES 33 SECONOS EAST. ALONG SAID (407)843-4227. wdhn 2 working OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLO R O A SOUTHERLY RWHT-OF-WAY LINE. A/K/A tot Bodal* Court. day* ot yow neofld ol tow docu­ ment P Taarkrg Imparrad. (TDD) 140 00 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH Lonoanod. FL 32778 •004834771. WITNESS MV HANO and tad aaal S3 D EGREES 48 MINUTES 30 r u'-rr*. Arrjcll 74. ami StpNr-bcr at am Coat on JJJU1. bfcUU4DG WEST 10 JH C AFCT.C 2.2001 B A D WESTERLY U NE OP LO T SS. (SEAL) 00231 A DISTANCE O F 84 32 F E E T THENCE RUN NORTH 00 CMrti el m* C M Court Pt THE P R CU tT COURT DEGREES 84 MINUTES 47 SEC­ By Mary Stroupa OF THE EIGHTEENTH ONDS WEST. ALONG SAIO WEST Dapufy Clan UNE. 2*02 FEET. TO THE POINT Ectwama I t i i n r u t , P A OF BEGINNING O PFLO H O A P O Boi 28018 Pt ANO FOR A/K/A 1844 Start* Road. Ovaido. Tampa. Flortda 336224018 SEMMOLE COUNTY FL 32748 FOOOI1210 GENERAL WITNESS MY HANO and Fra aaal "S*a Amancana a*h Oaabdaiaa AM JURISDICTION DTYttlON ol ta* Court on Auguat 172001. » you at* a parson ratm a ttaaM N CASS NO. 0O-CA-1374-14G adro naads aocommodadon In ondar (SEAL) CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE lo pamapat* m td t protsadkig. you CORPORATION. Park ol to* Prowl Coal ara an war) al no coal Id you, lor Fra By Mary S#nx*r« promauon ot oartaFi aaalatanca. Dapufy Park Plaata contact Court A d m d W M on UNTON 0 MOORE. M aL Edwrama AAaaooiatoA P A M 201 N Pan Arrow*. Sardord. P O Boa 28018 Flonda 32771, H H ptrona nwrdrar N OTICE OF Tampa. Flonda 33822 8018 (407)443-4227. rrtthar 2 arerlmg PORECLOBUM BALE F010037T8 day* at yaw raeafpl ol Fru doarNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw "Saa Amancana ntto Paabaam* Ad mart. 8 haattng mrpaaad. (TOO) 1* Myou a n a panon *4to a daabdtry auard to a Final Judgman ol 8004334771. Foractoaw* datad Auguat 17, 2001. adto rraadi accommodaaon to ardor PutAWr Auguat ta. and Sapaanmat and aniarad m Caaa No OCFCA to parurtoat* to tar procaa#*ng. you 2. 2001 a n anuiad al no com to you. tor to* 1374-140, el to* Prou* Court ol to* 00227 EIGHTEENTH Juduat Clrcul In and prorrtaalon ol oartam aaaiatanc*. PI**** contact Cowl AMntom aon lor SEMINOLE County. Flonda THE C M C U T COURT M 201 R Part Arranua. Sardord. wtiarom CHASE MANHATTAN OF THE EIGHTEENTH MORTGAGE CORPORATION I* Florida 32771, lalyprrony nmrbar P t * n « and UNTON D IJOOFtE and (407)443-4227. <r«frm 2 working IN ANO FOR ____ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN day* oI yaw noarpt al ta* docu SCMMOL* COUNTY, POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT maid; t hearing impend. (TOO) 1­ FLORfOA REAL PROPERTY, a n Datandarda. I 8004834771. o v a . ACTION aaP to tod hfltoaal and bad tadPubam Auguat 24. and Saptambar CASE NO. 01 -CA-408 dar tor cam to to* W*M hard door al 2.2001 am Cawtoou** m bA H FO u j. SEMI­ FIRST UNION NATIONAL BAML MOLE Cowdy norm* (1 00 oclock on to* IP a*r Ol Saptambar. 2001, T H E C M C U T COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH GARY P HUGHES. ataL JUOtCIAL PRCUtT aM torto to aad FtoM Judgmant to ______ ')■ wt: M ANO FOR NOTICE OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, LOT 30. BLOCK 3 PALM TE R ­ FORF CLOSURE BALE RACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwTHEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT CIVIL ACTION •uard to a Fnal Judgmant al BOOK 4. PAGES 82 ANO 83. OF CASS NO. 81-CA4ST Mongag* Forawoawd datad Auguat DIVISION 1*0 THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI 18. 2001 and aniarad In C m * NO NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA k V l WELLS FARGO BANK 01 -CA-400 ol Fi* Crrcul Cowl ol Or* MINNESOTA. N A . W ITHOUT 2334 Pomaafla Dnv*. Santord. FL EIGHTEENTH JurSoal Crncud Fi and 32T7I tor SEMINOLE Cowdy. Flonda RECOURSE. DATED tow 20 day cl Auguat 2001 udrararn FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. ■ m* Plarddl and GARY P. A* Part aI aaa) Court HUGHES. SUSAN CAROL BlORlST. p e o g y a l r ic h . m m . By Mary Shot** RICH-UNITED CORPORATION. Aa Dapidy park NOTICE OF REGENCY OREEN NEIGHBOR Submaad by. HOOO ASSOCIATION IN C j Fabar 4 Ordar P A HEATHROW MASTER ASSOC IA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwSu m 300 •uard to a Fatal Judgment at t o n . IN C : BANK OF AMERICA. 1671) Markup* A n n a 14*1- 489* Fondosen rtytoi AuguM N A bfXCESSOR X rfTFR E ST Coni Gabto*. Honda 34146 BY MERGER OF NATIONSBANK. 17. 2001 and araarad to Caaa NO (304)4424110 0 1-CA447 ol to* Prowl Court at to* N A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO Toraon* wMi a dwabddy who naad EIGHTEENTH Jw*aM Prou* to and NATIONSBANK. N A (SO UTH ) a apacial accommodahon to parkolot BEMMOLE Cowdy. Ftondt FM/A NATIONSBANK OF GEOR paw m tow proewarpng ahoWd con wharam WELLS FAROO BANK MIN QIA. N A SUCCESSOR BY MCRO lad AOACoordmator al SananoW NESOTA. NA. W ITHOUT ER TO NATIONSBANK OF FLOFUCowdy Courdtoua*. 301 N Part RECOURSE, la to* Plamufl an) O A N A . THE HUNTINGTON Arranua. Swl* N301. Sardord. PEGGY AUOCH. JAMES FEROUNATIONAL BANK. STATE OF SON. CARMELLA FERGUSON. Flortda 32771. M WaU tor* day* IIUMIUA^DEPARTMENT OF REV­ TENANT at NK/A VICTOR OAVIS. prior to Pw procaadmg ENUE. ara Fra Oalandwda. I «r* art SWEETWATER CLUB HOME OWN Tawpbona 1*07)323 4330 ail 4227. to Fra hl^iaal an ) baal taddar lor CRS ASSOCIATON P C . TENANT I4 0 0 4 S S 4 7 7 I (TOO) or 1400­ cam ar WEST FRONT OOOR OF * I Nru A VICTOR DAV.C ar* to* I Me SEMINOLE COUNTY CO U R T­ 8338770 (V) vW Flonda Ralay HOUSE &ANFORO. FLORIDA at Datandarda. I w « aa* to to* htghaM Pubam AuguM 24. and SapWndwr m b beat batdar tor cam M WEST 1100AM. on dr* 20 day ol 1 HONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE 2.2001 Saptambar. 2001. Fra loaoanrtg CO UN TY COURTHOnSE. SAN­ UQ232 FORD. FLO R CA M 1100AM onto* aad Fnal Judgrrran 2 day ot Octobar. 2001. to* teaming M THE CIRCUIT COURT LO T 4. AGENCY GREEN. OF THE EIGHTEENTH ACCORDING TO THE PLAT aaid Flna) Judgmant THEREOF. AS RECOROCO IN LOT 4. BLOCK B. SWEETWATER PI ANO FOR PLAT BOOK 31. PAGE(S) 8441 CLUB UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO SEIRNOLE COUNTY. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC FLORIOA. RECOROS OF SCUdaOLE COUN­ THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 23. PAGES 14 AND TY. FLOREM PVR. ACTION _ L eg als CASE MO : 01-CA-63S-14-O JAMES B NUTTER 8 COMPANY HALE B H im E R . J R . MM . DaWndanl(i) NOTICE OF SALE Nobc* I* haroby grvan mat. pur­ auanl to a Final Judgmani ol Frwarhwwa nr Ordar dated August 17. 2001. aniarad ar C M Cat* Numbar 01-CA43S-14-G to to* Croat Court tot SommoW Cowdy. Florida, wharam JAMES B NUTTER 8 COMPANY w Pw PWadA. and HALE SHUTTER. J R . M M . a n to* situated m SammoWCowdy. FtortW. Lot 27. SANLANOO ESTATES, aocordmg to to* Plat toaraol a* raennted m PWI Don* 12. Pag* &J. cd to* Pub*c Raenrd* 01 SananoW Cowdy. Flortda M pub*e aate to to* higwtt and baal brddar tor cam. to to* bbby cd to* SEMINOLE Cowdy pxatoouM Waal Front Door. M l North Part Avanua. Sardord. FL. 32771, at 1100am. on to* 20 day cd Saptambar. 2001 DaWd Auguat 20.2001 C U R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Mary Stroww Waaam M OoWon AAaaocWW* 1730 South MyTOa Avarxw Su*a 103 Ctoarmator. Flonda 33733-3443 m accordant* arm Pw Anwrkan* W m Du abrdw* Act. par aona m naad ol a apacial accommodaaon to parkcipaW (n tow procaadmg thal. wdhm savan (7) daya prior to any proOtica ol to* Co w l SammoW Cowdy Cowtooua*. M l North Part Avanua. Sanford. FL 32771. WWphorw 4076664330 TOO 1400*634771 or 1400-8334770 vU Flortda RaWy Pubam Auguat 24. and Sapwmbar z .ro o t 00233 •f THE C M C U T COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JU O ICU L P R CU IT W ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NUMBER: OO-CA-1713-14HJ CROWN BANK, a Fartar al Savings LARRY O STILL. BENEFICIAL FLORIOA. IN C . MIOHLANOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. PIC.BA YTR EE VR1AOE CONDOMINIUM. INC. and UNKNOWN TENANTS. N oncaoPSALi Purauanl to Ch apter a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauard to a Summary Final Judgmani Ol Foractoaw* dated August 17, 2001 and aniarad m C M Cat* Numbar 0 » C A -1733-14-0 ol to* CireWt Court at to* Elghlaanto JurtdM Praia m M b tor Bammote Cowdy. Florida, wharam Clown Bank, a Farter« Savmga Bank la PlamMt and Larry O Sal. Panaflcwl Flonda, Inc-, Ikghianda Homaoamara Aaaociaton. Inc., Baytraa Vkaga Condominium. Inc . and Unknown IwNaaPto M to* Waal front door al to* Banknote Cowdy Courtous*. M l North Parti Avanua, Santord. Flonda M stevon o'clock m i on tw 20 day ol Daptembat. 2001, tte toPowng krturw*. havkm a atrsM andean M 3*0 M#>4* loco. #4; Winter Sprtigi. Flonda 37TO* am) a* aM torto In aalp •SWhrtafyu FVteJ- Judgmant <P Foractoaura. towd Thai cartam Condommtwn ParoM know a* Und 4. Buddmg 240. M BAYTREE VRLAOE. and an wupvtoad 1412803223 kdaraM a* to aach und *1 tw Mfki common atemarda. lo said unit, al in aou*rJanca wlh and aub)act to t a covanarH. t a d font rsatrekont terms and otar proviaiona of Vval Dacteraaon of Condominium of Baytraa VAaga. Inc., aa raoordad in Ofhnai Raoords Book 1163, Pagaa 1639 through 1633, and aa amanotd m Offiuw R-nprrtt Pork 1166 Pa^a 1726. c# V»a Pubic Racordt of Sammote Cormfy. Florida and as amandad m Ofkoai Raoords Book 1176. Paga S79. of said Pubic Racords Dated al Sammote County, Flonda t a 20 day of August 2001 MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Via Cveui Court Sammote County. Flonda By Mary Stroupa Aa Dapufy Clark Wteam M Goteon AAssociatas 1230 South Mydte Avanua. Suta 106 Oaarwaiar. Flortda 3375*3445 N you ara a parr on w*h a daaUfc ly a ta naada any accommodation In ordar to partapate to t a prooaadmg. you ara antflad. al no coat lo you. to t a provision of cartam aasialanoa PtetM contact AOACoordmator at 301 N Park Avanua. Suite N 301, Santord. Flonda 32771. tetephont (407)3234330 ait. 4227. wkhm 2 working daya of your raca^t of t a Nobca. t you ara haarkig or voca tmpa«*d cal 1-0OO-955A771 KENNETH L 8CMLITT. ESQ Flonda Bar No. 0663067 Adornay lor Plambfl Kaabng A SchMi. PA 746 N. Garland Avanua. Sute 101 Orlando. Florida 32601 (407)425-2907 Pubiah Augual 26. and Saptembar 2.2001 D0234 M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR tfftANOLf COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION F«a No: 01-606 CP IN RE ESTATE OF NOTICE OF AOMP66 TRATION Tta admmwbafaon of t a aatete of Jatray Robad Darnai. dacaasad. Fla Numbar 01 -606 CP. it pandng m t a O c u t Court lor Sammote Coimry. Flortda. Probata Drmaton. t a addraM of whch m 301 North Park Avanua. Santord. Florida 32771. Tha namaa and addraaaaa of t a and t a parALL IN1EHCSTEU iX U S O tw ARE NOTIFIEO THAT A l parsons on atom t a notes is aarvad who hava obfactnoa ta t chaianga t a vakdffy of t a wB. t a quakhcabons of t a pomonal rapralanuttva, vanua, or |unadekon of t a Court ara raquvad to Isa ta * cjbfsctpons wan t a Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O* THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradaors of t a daesdant and ofhar parson* havmg daima V dsmandt agamsf dscsdsnfs aalate on atam a copy ci t a notea la date of t a in f pubicuon of t a nobca mual kte ta * claims w«h t a Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLJCA- L eg als TION OF THIS NOTICE Off THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE CF 8ERVICE OF A CORY Of THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l d ta r ctaflort of t a and p#f»ona having claim* Of damandt agamtl t a dacadanl a ••lata muat Ma Itatr daima «Rh Via court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST p u b l ic a t io n o f ms n o t i c e ALL CLAIMS. DIMAN03 ANO OBJECTIONS NOT 80 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tta data of krat pctifceabon d t a Node* la AuguM 26. 2001 Factorial Rapea— o b t a PM8 921A. 2506 N Clark Straat Chicago. Mnota 60614 Ahomay for RaineaaoUta Vlckf K. Lavy Florida Bar No 0696557 lavy A AMOCiataa. PA 3551 W l aka Mary BosArvanJ. S u it 207 Laka Mary. Florida 32746 Talaphona (407)321-4044 Pubkah Auguat 26. and Sapfarrtar 2.2001 DD23S ___________ IN THE CtRCUfT COURT O F TH 8 U TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SC MMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. 00-CA-646-14-E FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH FIRST UNION NATIONAL BAN* DF FLORIOA Plaintiff. v JERRY E JENKINS. ET AL.. Amandad NOT1CC OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER a NOT1CF IS MFRFBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo lha Final JwJgniapJ in Foradoaura datad AuguM 1C. 2001. and aniarad it Caaa No 00CA6C6 14 E of t a O a A Court of t a 10Vi Juckctal Cveui ai and lor Sammola County. Florida, wtaram F ta Union National Bank, at »uooaaaor by margar with Fan Union National Bank of Florida it Plaintiff and JERRY E. JENKINS, at ai ara ta dafandanfi. I wd aal lo t a Ngtatl and baal brddar lor cash al tta Sammota County Coudouta. 301 N. Park Avanua. Sanford. Flonda 32771 al 1100 A M on t a 9Vi day of Octobar. 2001. Ita •aid Ordar or Final Judgmart. kvw« Lot 40. LAKEWOOD AT THE CFIOSSINQ UNfT SO. aocordmg to t a map or plat taraof aa racordad in Plat Book 30. Pagaa 52 trough 55 In t a Pubic Rscorda of Gartanoia County. Florida S t a AddraM 645 Slarvtona Dnva Laka Mary. Flonda 32746 DATED at Sanford. Bradford County. Flonda t a ! 7 day of August 2001. Mary Anna Mona O art of Cveui Coun BY. Mary Gboupa DEPUTY CLERK 8oo«l E. SanowfU. Eaq 000 Corporate Drtva. Suit S10 Fori Laudardate, a 33334 Pubiah Augual 26 «id Saptembar 2.2001 00236 IN THE CIRCUfT COURT O f TH E 1ITH JUOtCIAL ORCUTT. IN ANO FOR tC M N O L E COUNTY, FLORIOA '•* MY I o rm to a * I C A S IN O : 0 0 C A >470 14W COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. 7K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDINO CORPORATION PLAPW F VS NOLAN E MUU.IN. IF UV1NQ. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U .OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOCn OR AGAINST NOLAN E. U U U IN , RMONOA fl M IPIPI. IF LhflNO AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U O TH E R PARTIES CLAPPING AN P4TERE8T BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST RHONDA S MUUJN. VILLAS O f STOCK BRIDGE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. P4C.; PREFERRED CREDIT CORPORATION. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS PI POSSESSION d e f e n o a n t (S) NOTICE OP F o n e c L o tu m s a ls NOTICE IS HEREBY O/VEN pw auaid to a Swrvnary In a l Judgmani ol Foiactoawa dated Auguat IP. 2001 araarad In C M Caw No 00 CA 2420 14 W M tw Chart Cowl al to* 1PTH Jwkctel Crow to and lor 8EUINOLE County SANFORD. Flonda. I wd a a to Pi* N # »* l wa) b*M bkkter tor caah at Pw WEST FRONT DOOR M to* SEMINOLE Courdy Cowtooua* located al 301 N. PARK AVENUE to 8ANFORO. Flonda. al 1100 a rn on to* 1t day al Sagurobar. 2001 to* toaoadng daaatwd proparty l l H I torto to »wd Summary Fatal Judgmatd toMl LOT II. STOCKBfllOGE. UNIT e t c . A c c a ic if ia t o t i c f i a t THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 24. PAGES 78 ANO 80 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF 8CMTNOLE COUNTY. FLOROA Dated aa* 17 day ol AuguM. 2001. (C tn C U T COURT SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE Ctertol to* Chart Court B f Mary Skoup* Dapwy Ctert Pubaah h: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O f OAVB J. STERN. PA A nO R N E Y FOR PLAINTIFF 801 B Urmarady Dnv* SUM 800 Ptentebon. a 33J24 (834)2134000 0043848)CWF) PI ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABAITIES ACT. paraona wdh iteabknat naad• 4 a apucail aaeutjtyxiajii tiaiwd oonlad COURT AOUNISTIMTION. al to* SEMINOLE Cowdy Courthouaa M 407443-4227. 1400 •834771 (TOO) or I 8008334770. via Flonda Malay Same* Pubiah AuguM 24. and SapWndwr 2. 2001 D0237 i p w i w c t io m •4 THE C M C U T COURT O F TH E 1ITH JU04C1AL CM CUT. M ANO FOR SEMP40LS COUNTY. FLORIOA QENER*! JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S IN O : 0I-CA-1O47-14W NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE 0 0 PLAP4TIFF VS J U IC E A GRAGG IF LM NG. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. L L e g a l s __________ GRANTEES. ASSI0™ f ' LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER p a r t ie s c l a im in g a n i n t e r e s t BY. THROUOH. UNOER OR AOAINST JO YCE A GRAOO. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOYCE A. GRAOO. IF ANY; CITY OF SANTORO. FLORIOA. JOHN DOE ANO JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS w POS*fo a io n DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE s a l * NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN OFauwd to a Swnmaiy Flna) Amjmaid ol Foradoaur# dated A llte l 18. 2001 tnterad to C M Cat* No. 01CA-1047-14 W cd to* CkaM Cowl a to* U T H Jwkctel CkaM to and tof SEMINOLE Cowdy. Santord. FWMO I aa* to tw NghaM and b*M bkkter tor caah M tte W*M herd door *1 tod SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located M 301 N Park Avanua to 8*ntoid. Ftortd*. M 1)00 i m onto* 14 day d Octobar. TOO I aat torto to aaid Summary Final Judgmant towd. LOT 1 AND THE NORTH 241 FEET OF LO T 4. ANO THE EAST 1/2 OF VACATED ALLEY ADJA­ CEN T ON WEST. BLOCK E. REVISED PLAI O F MARKHAM PARK HEIGHTS. ACCOROTNQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED PI PLAT BOOK 1, PAOE 71, O F THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated tote 17 d*y cd AuguM. 2001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARY AFME MORSE Ctert (d tte Ckodt Cowl B y Mary Stroww * jury Ctert Pubiah to: THE 8EM340LE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVX) A STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PUUNT1FF 831 S. Urwanry L— r - 3w>* SuO P1ardahon.Fl 33324 (884)2334000 01-70418INCM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. poraon* irtto dteabMaa naodr g a apodM aocommodaBon choWd oonlad COURT AOMMSTRATION. •I t w B tS P H O U Cowdy Cowtooua* M 407463-4227. 1400­ 8334771 (TOO) or 1-8004634770. M* Ftortd* RM*y S k d o a PubtahAuguM 24. and B*p*ainb*i 2.2001 M TH B C M C U T COURT OF THE U T H JUDICIAL CM CUT, M ANO POR I COUNTY. C A M NO.: 01<A-11«8-1M * B A W ONE. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. FK/A TH E F » » T NATIONAL BANK OF C U C A O O , AS TRUSTEE va. Man* Moroni. ET. AL MOT1CS OF NOTICE 13 HEREBY (W E N p w auard to ■ FtoM Judgmant al Forteooaw* dated AuguM 13 2001 and aniarad to Cat* No.01-CA1184-14-W. M * » CkaM Cowl M to* U T H Juddal CkouP In and lor SananoW Cowdy, Flortda adwraln Bank On*. NauonM Aaaodadon. FK/ATh* Fhte NauonM Bank 01 .. Aa Truktek to Ptokddl and MORANZ JO M I AND JANE OOE AS UM040WN TENANT (8) M POSSESSION - - o p u n k n o w N SPOUSE O F MARC MORAN% ____ AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT IN TH* O R C U T COURT OF T H i EIGHTEENTH JU W C U L C M C U T Ot AND FOR 8EJMP40L* COUNTY. CASE NO-' 00-CA-2383-13W RK34ARD W PIERRE. AMIN H NEMEH. aM a AMIN NEMEH AUTOMOTIVE FINANCE CORPORATION, an todten* eorpontom, P H U JP B CARTER. Oto/a EMPIRE AUTO BROKERS, and UNKNOWN TE N A N TS ) IN POSSESSION. n o t ic s o f b a l e n o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv e n m m NOTICE TO BDOCRW TOGETHER WITH to* I harddflamardt *nd appurtanca. Th* pwauard to Pud certain Sumnwry FtoM Judgmani ol Foroctodwt anterod to C M No. OOCA-228313 W new panrkng to to* CkaM Cowl cr to* Eighteen*! Jwkctel C h a n to bv) tor Samtoote Cowdy. Flortda. DATED Pda 17 day M Auguat 2001 (COURTSEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctert M to* CkaM Cowl BY Mary Skoup* A* Oacury Ctert BartkiM M NMaon. Eaqwr* Ftortd* Bar No. 0488280 GRAHAM. BUILDER. JONES. PRATT A MARKS. U P »uOffl * — rww *I- _ aiw -« ■«» a - - 3rd Floor Wkdar Part. Flortda 32780 Tatephon*: (407)447-4433 Anonwya tor PtetoM. Richard W Pten* CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I HEREBY CERTMY toM a Put an) correct copy M to* tarogotog ha* b**n IwrdMwd by U JL U M an tte 20 day cd Augual 2001 to Ante) H Hamah. k V a Ante) Ntnah, ItTO Winter Bprtog* Boedtortn), Winter Sprtogk. r U k U 32700. lUteuJ 0. Dadtogar. Eapuk*. Inm dat. Droartek. Dokter. Kaidor tRaad P M omc* Bo* 2408, Orlando Flortda 324032808, and FN^y 0 Carter. 3420 Cowdy Road 427 NortoXongaood. Ftortd* 32780 BamuM M. Nttoon, Eaqwra Ftortte Bw N a 0888280 GRAHAM. BU LG ER . JONES. PRATT 8 MARKS, LLP P M OMo* Orvaar 1880 WtoW Part. Ftortte 32780 (407) 847-4488 APonwjrt tor Ptertrt. RCHAR O W . PIERRE N O nCE AMERKANB WITH D U A B U R U ACT OP 1880 AD8M STRATIVE ORDER NO. 84-20 PERSONS WITH A DUAB8JTY W HO NEED A SPECIAL ACCOM M OOATXM T O PAROCMATE W TH U PR0CEEDV40 SHOULD CONTACT OUABAJTY C00R084ATO R A T 101 NORTH PARK AVENUE. B U T E N. 201. SAN­ FORD, FLOWOA, 32771, AT LEAST FIVE ( I ) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED*® . T E L E n i O f t j r r ) 323-4330 EXT. 4227; 1400888•771 (TDD). OR 14004888770. (VL VIA FLOREM R O AY BERVCE. Pubaah AuguM 24. and T 8 B001 M M TH B C S K U T COURT OF THE MOMH IN DI Property more parkcularty daaotwd *• toaovva to M PARCEL 1: Bawn M to* NonhaaM comar M Lai 14. Block A. OAK GROVE PARK, a, pw PIM dwraol. aa raoordad to P w B « k T . Pag* S3. PWtec Fteoonte at SEMMOLE Cowdy. FVtoda: toonot nai Sownarty along tw WaMin, "(F d M n a yk n * M U S Ikgiteay IT . 82 and along * cwvt concave Laaterty Iwvkg lw da w a u ia i * rwRte M 377848 teal a oankte •"O'* M 0 dagraa* I T ) ? and * chord baarmg at Souto u dawooa 8838- W M tol to aro dteWkteM •00 teal thane* tun North 70 dagraa* 2328 Wm 21400 l**L toano* rwi Norto 21 dawaoa T O W E M 80 04 tew w to* Northarty bw tO to* atoromanku ted Led 14. tianea nai Souto 70 rtogr*** 23 2 8 E M Mong to* Nortoarty In* cd aaa) Lot 14. 21008 tew to to* Pom M M AMO FOR Sardord. Ftortte ORLANDO SANFORD •FTERNATXX4AE AIRPORT Seated bkte. tubted to to* core3 200 P M . local tm*. on Saptembar 20. 2001 by Pw Santord Airport Authorpy at On* Rad Ctovtoand Boulevard. Suda 1200. Santord. Ftortte 32773. M adach dm* w d pteo* bate wa ba pubidy opened and road, h r tomrthtog a* labar and matertate and partomdig t l vnrt oonnaawd wan todooing program' RECONSTRUCTION OF TAXJWAY8 L A C ANO 8-4 Th* mayor nort lama and approtimate quanta** InvaNw) to to* proTathvay rocpnakucaan Indwtea *ppro«to »te*y 44.000 8Y M p r o - mwd romavM. 8toeh rack aubgred* Mad anrt. Th* pro|M to rtvkted Into • baa# bd M apprwthMili 33.500 8Y. and a bk) Mtemate conaWtog of 10800 BY reapactvaty TTw Baa* Bd laakaay raftebapaBon Induted approdmaWy 17J00 BY M toy. ttectrtcdl mpravamarda w d Th* wort partortiwd inter ta* Contract that b* gavwtwd by to* F*darM Cor* ad PiovWont M torto to tte Coronet Doewnorda. adach art nol roakki ed to. (0 6E) kuboonkactor pwDMptePan, Equal Emptoymard OpportunRy FtdtrM Wag* and How requkamarda (Oavte Sacon Act). A lre q u n ntenli M to# Bteto M Ftortd*. kdkdI to Chapter 247, Pro ropuWton* MiMI apply to tote protect at P haretn rotten oM In ML Any ecatmct purauwd to tote NoPo* a il Lte I w V # ta Ci* (- - -- - - c j Eraoukv* Order 112*3 (82448) Tha MWdton M bkkter* la partadar b ceded to too conkad raqibamarda tor EquM Emptoymard OpportMte* at M torto In to* Conkad Doewnarda Th* *ucc***M bkkter ■48 b* raqdrod to comply oPh al conkad reqWrwnwd* lor EquM Emptoymard Opportwakaa Tha 8ank*d Akport Autoorty here­ by noMtea *1 bkktera tod I « • MW- L ecals L ecals Saptembw 8. 2001 to too Sardord Akport Autoorty Board Room al Ortendo Sardon) IntemaaanM Akport. tor toa pi rp c m oT anamrtig qua* •on*, rtaojaakig ih* protacL and Aaanrtenc* a tote cordaranc* by wi te mandatory Nathar to* Ormw nor to* Engnaw thal b* roaponatd* tor M dte maaong t r a p aa dated by Acktendum A ota v ia al to* eonakucaon aa* •M ba achadWad rmmaikaiaiy loPowtog to* Predkkkng Centerenca « art b* to* reapontartty al to* cwv tractor to proved* tranaportakon lor tola t*a vteL No oto*> achadWad tad* or mads M are protect *aa art bawhaduted G uarantee wd b* raqWrad vrtto aach Md aa a candied Wreck on a ad­ vert bank or a bid bond In tre wnowd M Pv# (J) pdnard at tod total amowd ol lha bid. mad* payabte to dre Santord Akport AWhorty Th* auccatilW bkkter vrt bo raqwrod lo kndrh aoparar* parlor an wnowd aquM to 100% M to* conIrset pries. Th* bkkter mual ouppry *■ kdomw. ■on reqWred by toa propoM term. Bate muM b* aubmawd on toa ap*» ■ad PropoM Fom and acceptance by dre Sponaor Mrei oorreatote a Mo#*nca»on to bk) doewnarda may only ba mad* by «raan wktendwn Aawd M toa cordad ahai ba matte lo toa toriM raaponabla and raaponMva bkkter. adnaa bk) content* to Ih* remap requirements ot to* Oterrer. Bkte may ba hard by toa Sardoid Akport Autoorty te a parted nol to aacood 120dayabomto*dM*Mto* bid opanlng te toa pwpoa* cd ovate ■kng bkte prtor lo arnrd M oordracL nrgrta la «alv* any daotmMay or kregidarty to any bid or bid guararty. to reyacl arty or al bkte. to rehk) tte protacL to aaren) or refrain from 0*4.12/4 a LonbaU tw r.o » i . V lt d to nigolteli vrth to* apparanl tea and raaponaN* bteter to audi sward a* may ba binaiclte to tre Ormar Th* oAcIM pubBcaaon and ktvtaaon to bkktera to hereby pubiahad tore 19to Day cd August 2001. Sardord Akport Autoorty Larry A Date Preakterd and CEO Pubiah AuguM 22.28. 2001 iM ortgto. w aaa to M a rt. TNB art ba don* In aooordanoa «4h Ttoa V IM toa C M RWd* A d M 1884 (42 U S D . 2000d M aaq). * » CFR Part 2 8 ParttogaPon by Dtaartronragad Buatoaaa Enaarprtaaa In Dapartmanl ol TranaportaPon Program*, and 48 CFR Part *1. NonrtacrtrWMton to BanaPte For and Bandoa* to to* PuMe. Th* roqUamart* M U CFR Pwl FA R a g u te tta w M to* U .8 Dapartmanl M TranafmaKv i apply to tote contact. P k to* poley M to* Sardord Akport Autoorty lo 1 ot portormano* al tote i NOTICE TO I BMTAT10N POR B O S Sardord Akport AuliorPy. ORLANOO SANFORD PfTERNATIONAL AJRPORT Seated bkte. to dre oon#8 t o o P.M. tore) am*, on THreday. Baptentow 20. 2001 by tre Bwdoid Akport Autoorty (toa Oanw) M On* Rad Ctentond Boulavard. Bua* 1200. Swdord. Ftortda 32773. M pubady epanad and road te tentehb t o r t q program: • ntR N A TM N A L PAVEMCNT RBM AgUTATKM Thto protect eanateta M approkh mately I8 J00 »tyiw « yorda M P-601 concrato pavamart recoretnxtrcn, 13.000 tana M P-401 bPwnkuua pavwnara tor overlay, and rnaoMtenaoua ckakrega lama to rahabawi* to* kdamaaonM apron. Tha tocaaon W toa protect la on Ortando Sardord aNte.414A.18M.14 SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO NATIONSCREMT MORTQlOE CORPORATION OP FLORDA. ■ JU DY SNOW A/K/A JUO Y SNOW. E T A L, M NOTICE OP BALE Nedto* to haroby (Aron toad, pwauanltotot Onteror FtoM JudnrearC ardarod to Va* cteuta, to to* CPoul Cowl cd Samtoote Cowdy. Flortda. I [jo party art Lrty. ftolb . c LO T 31, BLOCK 8 TH E OOLONHADES FIRST SECTION. ACCOROM O TO TH E MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS R E C O R O O M PLAT BOOK 18 P A O n n A M ) ID PUBLIC RECORDS O F SOANOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA M prddk dMte. to to* Ntfwrt m M P M Door ol to* tomtoote Cowdy Cawtoou**, 301 North PdrtAktrtrt, Sardord. Ftortte M 11D0 A M on Saptembar 20.8001. DATED: AuguM 17,2001 good tea Appandto 8 48 CFR Part H , to maM toa corWM g M tor DBS partdpaaon to tod partormanoa M tote cantract Th* bMdaMoBaror art be faqrtad to aubm* toa toaoadng kdamaaom (1) toa namaa and wkko aaar M 06E bma toM art partrttete to to* contracL (I ) a drou v oon M tl* wort ---------. m - W M to* U 8 u m mdmard to uaa a tan 1 r An.to ta meat r * eennad gort (8) Wrtten corWmadon tram to* DBS toM 8 to pw **a«ng to toa cun* i d aa provkted to to* oomm8 marl mad* water (4k and (8) P toa IM •Th* bkkpropoaM a* a oondMon M _ _ i to tote win* ad may ba to tom M a prana oordracL tebcortteoL tekd aarduro, w anotow OFR Badtan* 8888. Ptovr d D6E l oowtead tovrord goMaTI (Swfl Ctort M to* CkaM Court B y U*ry Aka*)* Dapwy Ctort to aaeordano* **to to* Am*rtc*n* W ltoDiM iWr*AcLp*raon*inn**d aubcordractora tor tote DOTcordred at* haroby noMted toM te8 w* to carry oW tw DOT pedey «hd ^ ^ T t o r T p r o c M ^ M t e A adhto w ron (7) day* prtor to any procro) tog. eorwid tte Oowl AititedM/ W i CMto* or Ctert cd Cowled to* Cowdy rtterencted abov* I hMrtng Impabod. (TTD ) 140D4688T71. or Vote* (V) 14 084484770. vte Ftortd* Ratey Band**. M art0 B i i MiMg h i . E * g P r o ___ MARK D BREAKSTONE 8 ASSOC U T U .P A 1247 Souto Myrtte Avanua redprard and toa Th* luciciiMW Mddw *48 ba rwpdrod to w M I a CwSkaaon M ngragMad FadWte* prior to I M to* eorwaoL and to i«PPy M to* C te a ivlll. FL337M (727)4484308 Pubtth: AuguM 1 8 and Bapteirbar 8 2001 rw m NOTICS OF BALE U T 3 CHEVROLET 1Y88H3W188782 1948 DOOQE 1B3BX4808FN220044 1BM028P8JW128407 1C3AJ81R2HD4188M (•07) 1B3BA44K4GG231208 1887 OOOQE 1844PONT1AC ______ 1Q2NEI482JC708884 It Bwdoid Akport Autoorty On* Rad Ctovtoand I Su m 1*00 Sardord. Ftortte 37773 (407)1 340 Norto Wymor* Road VWdw Part. Ftortte 32788 1407)8284411 F. W Dodo* CW 320 E M Souto I 1888 DOOQE 1G3W34COLA32834I 78* LAKE MUNHOE HD. |C-1Q LAKE MONROE, a 32747 Ml 801 840 AM Pubteh: AuguM 28 » . 2001 00187______________________ 1221 Lao Road Ortando. Ftortda 33*10 (407) 2834884 la , i b a -- - ■s p i f r n w i w m h 3700 S4to BkaaL SWW 300 (M a-rtr D d l a S r a (407) noncaoF RCTTD0U8 Mary M i M 4410 W M Laka O a r Uary. a 827483)31. (407) 8314088 For U k i ng pi Cordad Doewnwaa lor to* proyad may b* abranaa bom to* edkeae ft PUSAJ. 482 Souto Kaaw Road. Ortando FL. 328104101. upon reread M a paroonM ar company to to* wnowd M t to o u ) to non-fMwdtebte Caah i to tau M chacka >M n d b* *d to PBS8J AMaaon Banded* ar t chacka MnWd b* mad* payabte to (DBE) aubconiraclor paruerpakon, EquM Emptoymard Opportune* FadtrM Wage and Hour raqukarrrerro (Davte-Bacon Act) Alraqukamarta M Pw Blato M Ftortda. M M dk g bid not irA t d to Chester 237. and al artiantokaMrei apply to h r owinkdL Any comaw pwauard to M a Note* ■ g ba aubted to Pw provtetorre M toa Eaaoudro Order H I M (82448). Tha adanton W Uddw* te partkxiw)y ctPad te Ih* o r o r d aa M torto an Pag* A2-1 M dre Cordraw Dooumwda. Thaauocaaakd bkkter « g b * raqwrod to i A IM 8 B31 M toa pmpoaaL Tha Sardord Akport AuPnrty here­ by noMaa al bkktera toM * *4 MWmaavaly aaaw* toM aaadvardagart buamasi wdwprtaa* (DBE) wa •Bonted Iu8 opporkkdty to tubmP bkte In roapona* to Pda kwPaaon and « B nol ba WacrtTdnMad agwnM on toa grawvte M rare, color, nrdonM Ortgm. or aaa to conakteraaon tor an award Thtotegbadonatoaooordance «M i Ttoa V IM toa C M Rghto AM M 1884 (42 U S D 2000d M aaq). a CFR Part 2*. Partegabon by Dwadvanugad BuMnaaa Erdarprrea* In Dapartmanl of TranaportaPon Program*, and 48 CFR Part 21. NorekaorVrereHon to Banatoi For and larvtoa* to dre PubAC Th* reoWrenrente M a CFR Part M to* U S M Tranaportakon. apply P N tre poley M to* Swdon) Akport Autoorty to praePea nwvMacrtmtnaaon baaad on rare, odor. aaa. at rreaonM ortgm to toa aawd at partormanoa M Pat Con­ n e r Ak Wire quaUyvg Utter T it •rdedaPon wo ancowagad to aUbmP lilitrlim rnr-T Award M PdaoonaadtegbaorntawredigonaMarytog Ore re#aWr*nrenta cd tote bk) apacarora. toWwkng I a DBE. A D B E bad g M M hroho (remark (12%) AppwiMi K a CFR Part 2*. to m M r e oorwocl goM tor OSE partem* ton to to* pwtormanca M tote ccntacL Tha biddaWodaror aM ba roqulrad to aubma dre toWMng kdormaion: ( I ) toa namaa and t t e .............. DUE M m tote « « pwaogat* ta to* conn e c (2) a daaenpaon M dre arorti tret aach DBE Wm wa ptrtonn; (3) to* dodw wnowd M Pw partegaaon M aw n O U . Win (wCry-airy. (4) Wrtten doewrreraakon W da b*) dwkdterort* cummamwd to u m a OBE aubuwdrtctor adioM partega­ aon I submaa to moat toa conkad goal. (8) Wrtten awgawaPoa bom to* OBE toM I la partegaong in toa oertrad at provkted to toa conviamart mad* wxtev (4k tre) ( * ) » * » oordrwr goals te net m*L avktenca of m a DBE parterpaaon m toa contreJ may b* In term M a pnm* curdract r i . . . r i a pka varawa. crirvdhw wiwgamant tod guaMte* water a DFR Sacnona 2413. atom te DBE panupairai cowaad urearo poateD w 2883(0). A l bkkter*. pofanM corarectort. ar ter Pda DOT* * N M lk g d K W I laid M 100 P M . load Tkn* on f dre OBE obPgatlon. aa sal lotto abov*. ahai conaMd* a breach M conkad reach may raawt to temdre*on M Pre cordrad or awh Oder rem­ edy aa dawned appropnaw by *w rergterr and toa FAA Th* aucreaslW bkkter rea b* rwywred to aubma a CarMlcMton M Non aagregsrad FaeMBM prtor to award al to* oonkacL and to nordy proapactoro aubcordractora ot tod Brkkng and Cordrad docurrerta wa ba mad* avatabl* Augual 20. 2001 and oMWte rnpln «M be on Ba and may b* U m d at CartrM Ftortte Bukters EaWrenga 340 Norto Wymora Road WVdw Part. Flortda 32788 (407)828-2411 F. W. D»)ga Corporation 320 E M Souto 8 k M Ortando. Ftortda 32801 (407)8484808 Contkucaon Martw Dora 1221 LaaR iaJ Ortando, Flortda 32810 (407)2838584 bbnorty / Woman B u a n m ABanca 3700 34*1 S U M . SUM 300 Ortando. Florkte 32806 (407) 428 5860 Conatnicuon BWtatn 832 Edgaaiood Are Souto JetkaonMa. Florkte 32208 (90413660338 Florida Eaat Coart Buddara Erchang* Cocoa. Flortda 32822 (407)8318086 For bkkkng pwpoaar. Bkkkng and Cordrad Document* lor toa progd may b* otaMnad ftom tre ofllcrea M HNTB Corportocn. B8S0 T O la* BoWavard. Buna 800. Ortando. Ftortte 32822. upon tre rocagl el a pareonte or company check to toa amowd M $10000 retch la rrav raAavtebte Caah dapoaaa to lau M check* rea nol ba accepted. Raquaat* ahould ba dractad to HNTB Corporaaon and chada aha* b* mad* payabte lo "HNTB CarprraPn*. A ProBkkkng Contoranca H i ba hard at 1000 A M . tocM ama, on Thwtday. Saptembw 8. 2001. to to* Sardord Akport AWhorty Board Room, Orlando Bantord torwndtonM Akport. tor toa pwpom M anarewtog qtteWpna. dteo iaatog Pre pwted. Aaatvtenre to aa* cordwanca by an approprtara contractor ropreetrdaevt la mandatory Nakfrer dre Ormw nor 00184 STATE OP FLORKm ' TOGETHER WITH norvaackjaiv* aatmanu tor ngraaa and a^aaa PARCEL* 8 I _ S I ______________ mardComnwnong at tw NorthaM comar M Led Id. Block A, OAK OROVE PARK, da pa. PIM twrool dd racordad to P w Book 7. Paoa 83. Pubkc Racordt w SEMINOLE Cowdy Ftortte. done* Sardord Akport Autoorty. Aaron] M tote ocnkwa art baconrtaonad wan radr#)" tog toa roqWramaa*a M toli bM u * 8 an to* 20 day cd Sapterttoar, 2001, m 11 oo AM. M tw SananoW Cowdy CNd Cowl Buddng. Waal Fiord Door, M l North Part Avanua, Sardord. Sameiote Cowdy. Ftortte. to* undamgnad Clarti wO (tear tor L egals eg als run Soukiarty along to* Wd Marty ng)d ol way In* M U S. I Pfrudy 17. 82 and along a cwv* ooncava Eaaterty having tor 8* Mtmartt a m kut M 8778 88 tea l a contra angte cd 0 dagaot 8332- and a chord bearing M Souto U dagraa. 683S-W M tof t n are cfatenca M 800 teal to 8 » Pokd <d Bagvwng done* oordnua Souflwrty along aad ngM cd way In* 10 00 teal; to*nc« nto Norto 70 dagraaa 2 3 28 Wm 214 .82 h a t twnoo tun Norto 21 dagraaa SOTXTEaM 10.00 teal, manna n n Souto 70 dagraai J J 2 8 E M 21*00 I M to to* Pokd ol M •M to Sw NghaM and b*M UddM to earn M tot AT W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE of tte Sartdnote Cowdy Cowdsua*. to Sandtoid, Flonda. M 11DO A M am. e n tw 11 (toy ed Soptemtwi. 2001, tw kdkwrtog daaertoad proparty •* aM koigi to •Md FtoM Judgmani towto LOT 8. BLOCK 80 TO W N S ITI OR NORTH CHULUOTA. AS PER FLAT THEREOF, RECOROCO M F IA T ROOK 2. PAQF 34 THROUGH 84 PUBLIC RECOROS OF BEMP40LE. COUNTY. FLOROA. DATED Pda 17 day M AuguM. 2001. Maty Ann* Man* A* Ctert <dl*k) Cowl ByMarySkato* Aa Deputy Ctert Submined bY LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL C. WATSON. P X AHom*y* tor PlatoMI 1800 NW 49TH STREET. B U T E 120 Fort Laudardate, a 33308 Tatephont (834)4830346 Facaknla: (884)771-0032 01-02004 Pub»«hAuBuM 24. and Saptambar 2.2001 00238 Page 4 B wa to carry oW toa DOT potcy and to tote mawmg r a p t m teauad by A aaa vte* M toa eonakucaon aa* aM ba achadWad tovnedstely toPowtog to* Pia-Bkkkng Cordwanca. No Iowa or WMH M toa or paraath bid aa a cartMad check on a advent bark or a Md bond to tre amowd M Pv# (8) parotrd M to* total •mow* M to* bkl mad* payabte to to* Bwdord Akport Autioray. Th* auooaatoW bkkter w a b* raqWrod to lunteh aaparato parlormanoa and pmsirerd bond* each to an amour* agud to 100% M Pro eontadpnea Th* blddw mud aupply at totormaPen required by dre propoad twin. ‘ " * 1on Vre apao- Lecals L ecals al to* SEMINOLE County Cowtooua* M 407488-4227. 1400•684771 (TOO) w 14004684770 vte Flortda Ralay Samoa Purdah Augual 18.28. 2001 00178 DEAD. T M UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TR US TEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM INO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DANIEL J FOLEY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CAMEL J FOLEY. IF ANY. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENA/FTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pw•uart to a Summary Final Judpnart ol Foractoaura dated Augual 10. 7001 aniarad to C M Caaa No 01CA-787-14-1 ol to* Ckodl Co in et too ISTH Jwkctel Ckodl In and lor SEMINOLE Cowdy. SANFORD. Flortda. I r t r r t t o h t Nphn l and be*! bkkter let cash M AT WEST FRONT OOOR OF COURTHOUSE al toa SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located al 301 N PARK AVENUE In SANTORO. Ftortte. al 11 00 a m on l a H i day oI November, 2001 toa totoretag daaertoad proparty at M torth In aakt Summary Final Judgman. to m t LO T 27. OF DUNHIU UNIT 1. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAOE 11-13. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R O A Dated tote 10 day ol Auguat 2001. (C IR C U T COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CtetsJSre Ckodl Court B y Mary Streep* Depury Ctert Pubteh to: Tha Samarete Harak) T M LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. Unhandy Drtva Swte BOO Ptotaben. FL 33324 (964)233 8000 0148182(FTN) IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH F AMERICANS WITH DiSABIUTIES ACT, paraona «•> ttekhtena .read­ ing a tpkcial aooommodaaon rhould oontect COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Dre SEMINOLE Cowdy Cowtooum al 407488-4227. 1400•884771 (TOO) at 1400 9884770. vte Ftortte Ratey Samoa. Pubteh AuguM It . 28. 2001 00172 at t h p C M C urr c o u r t O P TH 8 18TH JU W C U L CM C U T, M ANO POR UMtetOLE COUNTY, FLORJOA QENCRAL JUntsOrCIKlN DrvterON CASE NO: 01 CA >74 14 L IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. CORI 0 PURNCU. IF L M N a ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM**) AN K T E REST BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AOAINST CORI D PURNELL UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CORI 0 PURNELL * ANY; JOHN DOC ANO JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS PI POSSESSION OCFENOANT(S) NOTICS OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw­ auard to a Summary FtaM Judgmard M Foractoaw* datod Augual 10, 2001 ardarod to C M Cat* No. 01 CA 874 14 L M to* CkaM Cowl M to* ISTH Jttfdta Ckad to and lor SEMI NOLE Cowdy, Sardord. Ftortda. I *M aat to dre N^reM mid b M Mddw tar caah M AT W4EST FRONT DOOR O F COURTHOU8E M Pre SEMI­ NOLE Cowdy Cowtooua* located M SOI N Part Avanua to SwdoTO. a 32771. Ftortda. M 1100 a m on too 11 day M Septan tret, tool to* tottoadg daaertoad proparty aa M torth to said Summary FtaM Judgman. to(*te LO T 18 ANO THE SOUTH 42 FEET O F L O T ta , BLOCK C. B1IFNA VISTA ESTATES. ACCUHOdtO IO THE PLAT RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 3. PAGES 1 ANO 2. AS RECOROCO IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORKJA; S A D LANO SITUATE LYING ANO BEM O M SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOROA. Datod Pda 10 day MAiguaL 8001. (C M C U T COURT 8SAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctort M to* CkaM Court i-Ury Ady Ctert Dapidy Pubteh to: Tha Samtoote Haritd TH E LAW OFFICES OP DAVO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAJNTIFF •01 E. Urdrorady Drtva Sub* BOO FL 33324 0188478(INL) IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH WSASEJT1ES ACT. | to g n . oantecl COURT ADMMSTRAT10N. M toa SEM M OLE Cowdy Cowtooum M 407466-4277. 1400­ 8884771 (TDD) at 14004884770. r M LJE IW iy QgrrCi Pubteh Augual i t , 28,2001 00174 M TH E C3RCUT COURT O P TH B 18TH Bl T M O R C U T COURT O FTM 19 TH ar AND FOR S O BN O LE COUNTY. C A M NO; 81 CA 818 14 L FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A F T M ORTGAGE COMPANIES 0/B/A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE PLAPfnFF VS JAMES M KHAEL BALDWIN P LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN PfTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AOAINST JAMES MICHAEL BALDWM; PATTI BALDWIN. JOHN DOC ANO JANE D OE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Pt OCFENOANTI8) NOTICS OF oordorma to a^dtert raqudaroaraa M PreOmrer. < Bate may b* hMd by toa Bwdord Akport Autoorty lor a parted n d to aacaad 120 daya bom toa dda M toa Md opanlng tor toa purpoaa M avakrawig blda prtor to areard M toa oonInagWridy to any bid or Md guaranty, to rogcl any or al bkto, to re-btd toa prated, to aanrd or roboto bom tvrankng ■ contract tor too ansrk. and ta ■ ■ ■— 1■ i i f i i to bddara te haroby )«1dMiw1 Itto day M AuguM 2001. AUTHORITY SANFORD ABVORT At BY Larry Dare Preakterd and CEO PuMMcAugudt2.28.200l 00181 M T H i C S K U T COURT O P TH tlP TH juoictAL a n cu rr, M AND POR (COUNTY, JURM IPL1X d< DIVISION C A M NO: P IC A 784 14 L WELLS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE. INC.. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER T O CR O tSLANO MORTGAGE CORP. PLAPfnFF VS. JAMES M. SPEARMAN. IP U V M , ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A IL OTHER PARTIES C L A M N G AN PfTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNOCN OR AGAINST JAMES U . ^ EAIWIAIL UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP JAMES M. SPEARMAN, te ANY) W HTESAND COVE HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. P C J C H R M TV P. UARC1AL P/K/A CHRISTIE P. SPEARMAN EOUICREXXT CORPORATION OF AMERICA: JOHN OOE ANO JANE DOE AS UM1NOWN TENANTS M DEFENDANT(S) NOTICS OF NOTICE IS HEREBY (W E N p w auwd to a Bwnmary FtaM Judgmard M Foractoaw* dated AuguM 10. 2001 entered to O r* Caaa No. 01 CA T44 14 L cd dre CkaM Court el to* ISTH JuddM Ckaut to and tar BEM3 NOLE Cowdy. BardonL Ftortda. I aM •ai to to* N g h M and b M Mddw tor caah M toa W M Fiord OoorM to* SEMINOLE Cowdy Cawtoou** located M SOI No Part Avanua ta Sardord. a 32771. Ftortda. M 1100 a m on tre 11 day et toot. . . . torth to aaid Stannary FtoM ly aa M to Judgmard. LO T 17. W P TE S L H D COVE. ACCOROMtO T O TH E P lA l THEREOF AO RECOROCO M PLAT BOOK a. PAOE SS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMPtOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA. Datod tea 10 day cl Augual 2001. (C M C U T COURT SEAU MaryArtre Mora* Ctertol toa C n u l Cowl By Mary Bboiga Dapufy Ctert Pubtdi to: Th* Swrannte Harold THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF (01 8 tkdvaretor Drtva 6WU BOO PUnlaaan. a 33324 (984)2334000 98-3718 l(CNCLT) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DTSASKJTIES ACT, panona reto tagaapac canted COURT A04SMSTRAT10N. CASS NO: 01 C A to t 14 L TH E F M ST NATIONAL BAtdL OP C U C A O O AS TR U S TEE UNOER TH A T CERTAM POOUND 8 B C R V O N a AGREEMENT DATED A S OP O E C S M K A 1, 1804 POR RTO MORTGAGE PASg-THROUOH CERTIFICATES B ER KS 1884-1. FLAW TKF VS. JAMCR VEGA, to UVTNO, ANO to DEAD, T M UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEM S. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. C R B r i O M , TR USTEES AND A U O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TER EST BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AQAJNST JJtrtER VEGA; RATRF C U VEGA, to U V * ® ANO IF OEAD. T M UNTNOWN SPOUSE. M IR S . DEVISEES. ORANTEES. C IK U T O R S . T R U S T E E S / JO A a O TH ER PARTIES CUUM M G AN M TER ES T BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST PATRICIA VEGA; DANBURY MILL HOMEOWNERS M C j T M U tTTED STATES OP AMERICA ON BEHALF OP T M SECRETARY OP HOUSPtO ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT. NAR0N8CREWT FM ANCUL SERVICES CORPORATION FM/A NATIONSCRCWT FMANWAL SERVICES CORPORATION OF FLOREM; JOHN DOE ANO JANE OOE AB UtoNOW N TENANTS M DEFENDANTS) NOTICS OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw* to a Swrsnary FtaM Judgmart rt Foractoaura dated Augual 10, 8001 antorod to 0 4 Caaa Na 01 CA •08 H Lo tto a C b a B C a w to lto a 18TH JuMtal CboB to and tor BCMF NOLE Cowdy Bartort. Ftortte. I art art to toa Mpreal and b M Mddw tot ■M i m toa W M Iron door at dre BEMMOLE Cowdy Courthouaa tooatod « 301 North Part Avanua to •wdortL Ftortda. M11D0 AML on toa 11 (toy at Cjptantow. 8001 toa tottoatog daaertoad proparty at M torti tow LO T H I . DANBURY M EL U E T TH R EE A ACOORWNG I O I M P LATTM D M O P AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK BE RAOES 80 ANO 81 PUfKJC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R EM Datod tola 10 da* ot Augual 8001. (O R C U T COURT ESAU M AR YA NM UO R 3E Ctert at toa Ckodl Cowl B y Mary Edorga Daoury Ctert Pubteh to: Tha Samkiote Harak) T M LAPP OFFICES OP DAVE) J. S TER N P A ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTVF •01 B. Untvwaay Ortvo Sate 800 FL 33324 014777S(NAT) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OSABPJT1ES ACT. parecna adto RartBSaa naadtog a kpactet aceommiKteaon ehmdd ooraaa UUUMl ASUSreSTTUIEM. at toa SEMMOLE Cowdy Cowtooua* M 407486-4227.1400•884771 (TOO) w 14004884770. Pubteh.Aupret It . 2*. 8001 00172 M T M C M C U T COURT O PTM 18TH W A R D POR COUNTY, C A M NO; 81-CA-T8T.18L FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A F T M ORTGAGE COMPANIES DA/A FLAGSHIP MORTOADE BAtdlERS PLAINTIFF VS D A N C L J FOLEY K U V M O . ANO P Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad 11— H o m e C H LAVl.---I rt A —l------ ■ r v W lf “ n i l i w o® fl i l Ittt* or no co at Pream Call 14 T74S 3448S 12— E lderly C C a n t o toa akterly In yow homa (hiring achod hour* Prater toa Laka Mary/Sanlord area RN, motort ol 4. Rrt k t l a b li 407-322­ 0601. rhrtrtan tarty v»Si rate to cam t o yow lovad onaa to yow homa. 407-3244447. 21— Pe r NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pw ­ auard to a Ftoat Judgman ol Foradoaur* dared AuguM 10. 2001. and araarad to Cam No. OO-CA 2308-14 L ol to* Ckodl Cowl al tre EIGHTEENTH JuddM O a r t to and lor SEMINOLE Cowdy. Florkte rereram CHASE MANHATTAN MUR I GAGE CORPORATION la PtotoPi and PAUL A. JOHNSON. KEU L A M JOHNSON. HUSBANO AND WIFE. WELLS FARGO FMANCIAL F L M C . KEYSTONE MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION. M C . ANO ____ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION OF T M SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, are Drtandana. I ■B aal to tre N d m l and bad bkkter to caah to to* W*M Iran door ol to* Cowtooum In SANFORD. SEMI­ NOLE County Ftortte 1100 o'dock onto* UtoteyotSaptombor. 2001. art torto to said Ftort Judgman. to art LO T ITS. HIDDEN LAKE PHASE N UNTT V, A SUBDIVISION ACCORO M O TO T M PLAT OF MAP THERE­ OF DESCRIBED M PLAT BOOK 28. AT PAGES M 8 M . OF T M PUBUC RECORDS OF EElrtNOLE C O U P TY. FLORKJA. a V « 349 Ikrtten Lake Amatong caraar change or addbonrt tooorrre to yow own homa baaad buanem Fro* tddmrtorv SCO■77-7*19 57—O pportunities are so nals LEAFIN TO BUY ANO SELL (407)330-5241 Women's Financial Support Group Woman tool ar* muroated to creating a baiter Imanctol Mur*. 407-320-9962 No Blind Datetlll 59— F inancial S ervices 14004284310 E l l 7S84 S2MAntnute, mual ba Ity ra 33— W M No era#)* CTree* 100% Approved 1400-277-7188 e ig h t a n a g e m en t 70 paopte to tom 1049 tot. parftno, aP natural Dr. raoommandad. •88-300-08(1 55— B usiness OPTORTUNmES PrYEPTKLATE BEFO RE you w v E rr Ahvaya a good potcy. aapadaPy lor business opportunities and Iranchte*. C a l Florkte DrtR ot A gno A a a & Qonrtanat sanva * « 600-438-7387 or F TC -H E L P t o k m kdormrttov Or tort ow Wab MM at www Be gov/bLrop. Ftortda tew roquaaa aatan ol oartato buatoaaa OTyrak ir t m to ragatet a Bi Flortda Dept ol Agrtcuflura A Conawnar Samoa* baton m ang C a l to vonty lawful rogtetratlon botora you buy L Attention Readerail ira Bagal lor compante* doing business by phon* to promo* you a loan and aak you lo pay lor M before they Detvor. For more kdormaaon. cal to&fre* 1477-F TC HELP ( A putdc aarrta maoeagi kom Th* 8*mnote Harak) and lha Fadaral Trada Commaafon) 61— M Orhro.Santod.FL 32771. DATED tote 13to (tey ot AuguM. 2001 . A a C to h d aakt Court B y U a ryS h n g a Aa Dapury Ctert iubmaredby. Fabar lO t o r . P A 8>rta 300,1870 Mwkuga Avanua Con) GebWa. Ftortda 33148 (308)8824110 •Paraona adto a daattoy who net a apadrt accommortaaon to | p tk to lf lr tec* t n t i 'V m rrw»oi rt Cowdy Courthoum. 301 N. Part Avanua, Sura N j OI, Bartord. Ftortda 32771, rt teeal (va day* prtor to toa procreadkig Talaphona (407)3234330 aaL 4227; 14004884771 (TOO) or 14004888770 (V) vte Ftortda R atey Borneo * Pubteh August I t . 28. 2001 D o its N O T K S OP S H E R K TS OtSPOSmON OF POUND PROPERTY Donak) F. Eakngar. Shanfl ol Sammote Cowdy. haraby grvm none* purauan to Ftortte Statu* 706103(2Kb| 1, d Na Irdankon to d apom et cartam proparty daaertood aa Roadnaater Bcycte Magna Gtecter Porn Mounted) Huffy Stack Segarte Bcycte HuPy Rad Mowdam Bcycte Huffy Kaaroaakf Z1 Boya Frmefyte o n ey t o L o ro Attention Readsrail elp W a n te d Qrada tractor,boa trada oparator lor tendacapmg oompany Must ba able to RnM grade DL roqwrto Vacation. Hofktey and Ponatan benafd* 407­ 3224133 knmaaato oponmga tor prolaaaional houtacteanars M-F da,a Start 8730 hr ♦ nddaga Car raryjred 407 S34-669S_______________________ NSURANCE O F H C 8 locktog kd FYT mayba F/T ctertcal poatoon- Pleas* C a l lor Appl. (407)302-8047 IN VESTIG A TE BEFO RE Y O U PFVEST1 Ahvaya a goto poley. oapactelfy lor Duamaaa opponunilrea and tranchfaaa. C a l Flonda Dapl of Agrtetoura 8 Conaumar Samcea m 000-433 7362 Of F TC -H E L P tokaakdOrmaaon Or vto* ow Wab a*a at www fie gov/Urop. Ftortte law raqwroa aaiara of cartam buarreaa cpporxrvbaa to regtter «dto Flonda Dapl o( Agrtcuflura 8 Conaumar Samoa* before vefcng C a l lo medy lawful regretralior: bafora you buy__________________ LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH arSURArret ANO 401X tA N i Proa km nrrtipun. Afody at: (ao Hater drtva. Ate_______ ___ ________________ ■wonte aarkree eo7-ta040t MAintenanca/CualtoiAl Expd m cleaning carpate. waxng floora S owim M mahtonanca Wbrta. Fid ana Flral Bapbat SvmHwater 407402 3893___________________________ National C 0 2 company aaakmg route driver, class B CO L. X ondoroamant. Goto pay 8 banafds 1-000-472-2835x3701. N B S C D 27 r c o n x ID LOSE 10 400 LBS. R ES U LTS G U A R A N TEED - CALL PATRICIA (407)3481284 71— H elp W an ted Ortloa hag : Cterfeaf. part or lul ama Computer Karate Apply to paraon 130 ConsTteroa Way. Swdord 407­ 322-9207. Accaaa to Computer? Earn 830-L9G Hr. PT/FT 1-8087264922 wwwham08guroa.com ACRY8EAL TECHS S12/HR WE TRAIN Local Wort 1400-7782536 Akport Paatangar Samoa. Ftaxtda hours, fcaa wdtorma, paid mcaaona 8 holidays.. No axp nacmaary, DFWP. 407-3200000. W Ni Socurpy Ofhear* D loan**. No *«p reqd Paid kammg. C qnj prtton wages. wiBorma prorated. FlaxAte m h i& m . Sk= Ortando Sardord Akport ar 4074084772. Alter herd*. DFWP Attenbomi Wort From Homal P T 81.000-88.000 F T Ado Mad Octet For traa kdo. 14882004237 A U TO M ECHANIC EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. Q O O O WAGES 8 BENEFITS (407)3233778 CH UR CH NURSERY A TTE N D A N T Heeded lor Lake Mery cdvwcK wort 4 hr* omry Bwxtey monang 6 aenre am*. 87604*. Mual ba oaring, nepantebte. andMteaM llyva . odd. C a l Bartiara tor Marvlaw 407-333- Concrala Flniahara: 8 years axparianca, own toot* 8 Irwreportaflcm Knowtodg* c* SOO. C a l Fktda Rodrtguar. 321-228 •471. OaBvery Dilvdt/Wotahouaa Goto Driving Record. Drug Fro*. Apply 138 Commoro* Wky. 8ardord 407-3224207 DRIVER TR A IN EES No axportenc* naadadl Start a (k M ngto aD gngk fruck driver with C o vn m rl N O COLT Trolnmg 1anow 4>to to vow areal CALL NOWi 000436-6593 imrrreckata oparvnga tor” Sanrtca Tachnicten Ik y Im Assist in i 2 » yra. axparianca required (Luxury Coach. RV or manna axp. a p ta ) Ragcratda lor coach npTOc. matotonanca and tannoa Taam ottonted adto • » abidy to toterad mth Cuatomara. Wa oflar a compabtrva ccmpanaabon pkg. tockickng 40IK. Mode pwthaaa. EO E and dmg traa wortplaca. Fa* raawna to: 407-323-1946. or cal 407-323-1120. E-m a H a tu Q Y in llfic o tD Exp preschool laachara naadad lor a l daaarooma. F T 4 P T poaPtona Pay baaad on axp. 8 re C m JoyoaM 407-3217836. A U T O BO D Y PAINTER B O O T TECHNICIAN Mual ham own tooto 8 axparianca to hatony cotttton Apply to paraon 2001 Country Club Rd. Sanford 407-3224844 F/T rrrechamoM ta ta trU y parson tor manulactunng company In Longaood. non-amoktog C a l (407) 030-7332. NURSERY HELP WANTED P/T Mrs can ba arranged- Sardon) /Sorrento Area (407)323-9270 or laava a P /T C O O K naadad tor day care to Sardon), Monday -Frtky Own- 1pm Ca8(4t 407)3224645 P/T steal worker lor manutedwar Corrre by 311 Gaorpa A m , Lonowood. FL tor an Interview and aak tor Cart. PLU M B ER Raaktenttal. new oonabuebor. piece wort or hourly HS/IShr Great Derterta (386)738 0221 Producion Stgamaor (or Longecto manulactunng pte.it. Must haia aupanrtaory and machanlcal •mbty axpertence Basic oor-putor akM. Fax roawn* to; 407­ 0344979 ------------- B C B T ----------------------- SUPRMARKET Employment Opp. now taking appl. for Dali Aaaoc. Exc. Oppty and great bsnaUts. at Lk. Mary, I W IL L T R A IN $7 HRI 407-321-9693 0 0 YO U LOVE BOOKS? Scholastic Book Faea, tv aaakmg a F T tadMdual to wort in r l u l paced anvkonmanl dial te capable 01 handling mum-teaks eimullanaouely Hetpona.hililiei Include handing incoming calls proateg mndore. and gartera/ ortloa aupport Excaaanl phon* akuia raqwrod pkre MS WontS Excel Wa oflar a ganaroua benefit* package, including 40IK. Panaion Plan, and ampfoym diacowila HS D gto nrtO ED required EO E Apply to paraon 0orr-4prr Schotesbc Book Fairs 200 Technology part. Suda 120 Laka Mary. FL 32740 (407)8282865 to provlda educational Samoa* lor Intantetoddter* with daatxUres C A L L (407)3224222 or FAX (407)662-3301 AGfiB & STUtkEY A H ig h E n d F u m itu rB R etail S to rs Is A c c e p t in g A p p lic a t io n s For Our H o u s e k a e p ln g D e p a rtm e n t. P le a s o A p p l y In P e r s o n at O u r S to r e L o c a tio n : 35 1 S o u t h S R 4 3 4 A lta m o n te S p r in g s Sate* Opportunity & / l to looking tor a YopJ4o4ch Sate* representative to lad membership* tor n soon to open Sardoid. FL Club Earn up to IK par weak Ground floor opportunity at our aoon to opan Sanford. FL O u b lor a temporary artraniakakva aaarsterd lo h ag coonknata acbvdiaa lor our aatea and martwang organuabon* EacaPanl oommunicabon. tatamartaang. and otgarozaaonte KJto are needed Thto poaPtan coted toad to a stall poafbon C a l 1400-3764119. Monday Pwough Friday. Bam to 5pm. ot lax to 407-9034072. to to* ua why you ahould ba th* n a il BJ's team F LO O R B M IN STALLER S Hardwood and lemmata Flooring lor aati company Great advancement opportunity r* a ten, at a n y - » i . a iE lu t A u t LLte rvrra raki d r a n and paaa bade growa) check. Pauftc Chdrfa DSchwinn i r BMXStyte Boy's Bcycte 18 Spaod Bcycte Boy's Bare Bcycte FURNITURE A M E M B L E R R N S TA L L E R lor Sanlord Office Fumiiur* Mattel ectwaf (v07)330-3C80 Mwray Bcycte NCT AT&T Computer Tower art) i.l-r l U l l l v . ■ IC H tT H A N D M A N A U TO A U CTIO N DRIVERS 11 Naw Sardord aucaorv Daly payl Day 8 (#08 K P rt 407-2008100 NO FEE The Sham intends to Donato saa) property lo charttabl* arganltattana Parson* adahmg to toy dam to any of to* atom daacrtiad propar­ ty may do ao by making daman) on form* provkted by to* ShanP Demands art be i avtewad on Thwsday of aach weak or by actwdufang an appoddmanS M dre 8hardTa Ofkca at (407)8668682 Sfrerrt Donald F. Eaangar Marregw Arm Maiory 100 Buth BoWavard Sardord. Ftortte 32773 Pubfan AuguM It . 28. K O I DO i as 71— H IT* Bagal lot companw* dcng buainau by phone to prondm you a loan and aak you la pay for R bat ore they deliver. For more Information, cal to&ko* 1477-FTC HELP. ( A pUde aandoa maaaaga kom Tha Samfnol* Harak) and Ih* Factor*I Trad* Comndmlon) ecals M T M C S K U T COURT O PTM 18TH NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pw JUOtCIAL C M C U T, kuar4 to a Bwrvrrery FVret Judgman al Foractoaura dated Augual 10. COUNTY 8001 waand to C M Caaa Na. 01 CA FLO R O A 818 14 L et toa Ctoui Oowl al dre C A M NO j 01-CA-aai-14-L I8TH JurtaatCkodltoandtarSEMI. AMERICAN OCNCRAL HOME NOLE Cowdy SantOnL Ftortda. I art EQUITY, INC . aal to toa tgpreal wa) bast tedder tot caah at m at kort doer rt toa SEMI TRACY L OOOOWM and NOLE Cowdy Cowtooum tooatod M DEBORAH E. BARRETT. 301 Norto Part Avanua to Santord. Ftortda. at 11DO a m on Pw II day at N O T K S OP Bapternbar. 2001 dre toaowing daaertoad property aa aal torth to aaid Nnlhre te hereby ghwn tort toa Swnmaiy Ftoat AMpmaro, b r a t undaralgnad Clarti ot Pw Ckcup LO TS 1 i A N 0 19. BLOCK 32. BANCowl ot Sammota Cowdy. Ftortte. LANOO T M SUBURB BCAUTPUL w t on t a 13 day ot September. SANLANOO SECTION. ACCORD2001. at 11DO A M rt toa Wort Ftort M O T O T M FLAT THER EO F or ot the Bemtaote County RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 3. Courthoum, Bantord. Ftortte otar to PAOE M OP TH E PUBLIC •ala and aat at pubte outcry to Pre RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNIg ja o t w#d boar bkkter to carti dre TY .n e »rc > d h k iW ig iteew trei) urspwiy »r. .a:, n Datod Pita 10 day ol AuguM. 2001. to SEMPtOLE Cowdy. Ftortte. (C M C U T COURT SEAL) LM 38. ol a reptrt ol part ot Lola 1 MARYANNE MORSE and 2. WATTS FARM. PlM Book IS. Ctertol toa C k o d Cowl Pago 22. R A te Rooordi ot Sammota B y Mary Skoup* Cowdy. Ftortda togarhar wflh a Daoury Ctert Pubaah to: Tha Samtoote Harak) to •• atom daaertoad (art T M LAW OFFICES OF OAVK) J property and tooorporatad (reran, STERN. P A purauan to tre Final Judgman ATTORNEY FOR PLAJNTPF •reared to a cam pwxkng to artd •01 S. Unhoraky Drtva Su*a 800 Court, dre styta ot adach la kvtcated rw*aaon.FL 33324 (954)7338000 WITNESS my hand and cdhcIM aatl 0147863(FTN) 01 aakt Cowl ta t 10 day ot August M ACCORDANCE W ITH THE 2001 . AMERICANS WITH USAB8JT1ES (SEAU ACT. paraona adh MARYANNE MORSE togaapm Clark ol tw CkouP Court oantecl CO UR T AOMPPSTRATION, By.MarySkorg* D C rt are SEMINOLE Cowdy • you a n a parson add a te to B y Cowtooum rt 407488-4727. 1400*664771 (TOO) or 1400-8884770. Son to partegrta to Pda vte Ftortte Ratey Same*. am anrtlad. rt no sort to you. to Pubaah Augual It . 28.2001 Ire prortrton rt apodal mraranoa 00171 Plaaa* oordad Cowl Adiddakrtton rt X I N. Part A m - Sre N301, M T M C S K U T COURT Sardord. Ftortda 32771. talaphona OF T M EIGHTEENTH (407)3234330. Eat 4227. wthto two eortmg days d yow rocagl al Pda none*. P haartng Impaired. (TDD) 1­ M ANO FOR 1004684771 at WHO# (V) 1400­ (C O U N TY 8884770, Ma Ftortte Ratoy Samoa QENSRAL JOHN C. ENQLEHAROT, PA 1624 E. LMngaton 8L C A M ND 8BCA428to14 L Ortando FI3M 0 34 4M CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE 4074981138 CORPORATION. PldPteh: Augurt 18.28. 2001 DO 188 PAUL A JOHNSON K EU LANE JOHNSON. HUSBAND ANO WIFE. WELLS FAROO FINANCIAL F L B K L KEYSTONE MORTGAGE CORPORATION. M C^ A N O ___.A N UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION O F T M SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Datendanpa) NOTICS OF 55— B usiness O pportunities ea lth are H a g Wanted Front Oaak Must ba RaatdawPhactoadWa Exppretenad bid wB tram Part Tima hag needed ■unary a a a Coma si paiaw, a toa Surer SMatoL 4780 S R 40 Waal In Sardord Exd 51 off of M .O r tax raauma lo (407)323-3448 Homa Caro Aid. 4 hr* Fit ahamoon. • hr* S a l 4 hra bwateymommg or alWnwon. to Sardord r u caS 407­ 474-1150 or 407-322-9002 lo actoacki* paroonM tolamaw Ha bnng raawna to totomaw. Al B Jx . wa value ikmrody in out organuabon. and vm aro an equal opportunity amptoyar B J a Whotea ala Chib. Inc Safdoid food prooaaamg ptenl aaaka 2nd shift, bi lingual SanrtvlKxi Laader Knowtedg* to USOA food v a o U b v i itegTre. W a Tra n Di jg toatog rogwrod aand roaunaa to TO Box 964041 Laka Maty, FI 327*5 a: Exp. on Commercial Machine*. Pd hoPdaya/vacations U n g w i c d . 80743843*0 flarvari naadad tar buay reateutard tor Pw Laka Maty/Lotgwood Area A9 ahdrt no Swxteyal 407-3204100 StaqS* Crowa nawted lot rookg Co Mual h am own loote 8 Iratreportabon D w rg aquptnanl a plua. 407-3289038______________ Spring Huts Suite* rreedv an axpd P B l k huatartter let a lO S iom property E ice Item working i i l ite rg. 4 good wogaa. Ate# kxkag tor a toi ton* houa# man Ateoparl ancowagad to apply Apply In paraon. Spring Haa Swte*. 201 N Towns Rd. Santord �l*ngf( (ill 71—H elp Wanted Sunday. A u r i i s I 20.2001 ' %* K tH iso o m m o p t /t t 1*868-200-0701 wwvr 4*pebli own TU R F ETC . INC U looking to ha poaltlon* within our growing company. We are looking for dependable people wtlh a good attitude and tha deaira to proitoca quality work. We would kka to laAi to you about the loAowtng (ob 103— HousesU nfurnished 93— R ooms For R ent 71—HELr Wanted Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad S fn lo rd r i* *-*:** )**i ** l* 1BIV1BA 1500-mondi. 1*4. teal. A •acurfty 407-774-0802._________ W ORK FROM HOME UP T O *25 - 75/ MR PT/TT Traintog M*< Order 1888-248-5717 W W W W E -R 8 L E S S E D COM 93— R ooms For R ent 95 — R o o m m a t e Wanted 105— DuriEx/TRiPLEx Share 40R 7BA home. Sardord area Living room w/1«epiace. Waaher/dryer (M G 'm o . *250 aecunty. ubkliea Included. 407-3751 1 1 6 . ____________ 99— A U 141— Homes For S ale 3 B M B A * pod n Sartod. near im l « 417. T l » A new appkanca* 407402 4546. 407-688-7730. 4 Bedroom/2 Oath, Sanora Block. 1*00 to f t pfut. clean Avail. #14/01 Call 407-892-1 *13 153— Acreage Lot For S ai.e of 48 A Wekfva Par* Rd Maj rtver accnis A electric Call Joyce, Century I I H A L 407-323-6755 Large 2 Perkcom 1 Bath Duplav For Rant (450 par montfi Avaiabte September (a t Call 407-3218814. New 2bri ib A . Santord p a r tm en ts n f u r n is h e d 107—M obile H omes For R ent • 15 Day COL Training • Day 5 Weekend Clm ti • Financial Anltbnca • Cirritn Hiring On III* dial 3 digit* MARINER S VILLAGE H % jp 117—C ommercial R entals LAKE ADA 1 BOHU 44/0440 s o o n a A -iM o v o a v p v p ■ C U A 140*8 **00444ME »*/«*• Sanford: 40R1 1/2 OA. new carpet A painl. CH A , appralaed lor *73.000. eel lor (69.900 407887 8410.___________________________ QtwwttwWtU 1Mi Hi OATI II 1*1 ■ 101— HousesF urnished Looking For OrsanM * Cl(Th* (900 R*nf-(900 Security R E A L TY (407)3228878 ra n ju X S T A FF InUJLV \ IMMEDIATE flOIEflJ INTERVIEWS Food Service •Custodial miSSS^»°y 407-323-3301 1] 153— Acreage Lo t F or S ale Men Try Us FREE! i 107)629-24 77 Seminole County has immediate losilmns .iv.nl.ihlc ,I Sanford; New 4/2. htalorlcal d N rtt C u t m bUU (109k. Pfr 407388-7777 Check Our the Mount W ttukti | d n fk u n a i A (k tu s m ■ M r e i C M l k Ih ltto l □ a t& c h o o l! 3291 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford Don 7 Miss The Opportunity Credit Card Billing 1-ioo-cmr-FUN 2«HMg W c x h w h ile w w i ftid s axe Sanford Court Apts. | §j 308 Weal 13 SL Ofhoe or Rrrlai. Lads*ColRIBIWI786-TAIK1 FOR ONE YEAR FOR DETAILS CALL OR VISIT I Lake Mary/Sanford 2/2. Waiher Dryer Mook-upa Swtmmtog Pool, No Peta. (850 Rare*** Court Apta. 407-330-1300 800*554*7364 FREE RENT Reardantial. commercial tea's F New 3/2 bath an your M or oura. *40k. C0C056966 407-388-7777. 2/1 LIVING. KITCHEN. W/D hook 14.(500*10 *500 Dap 115 GRAND SEND AVE. LAKE MARY (407)322*787 cT ru ck Driver • in stitu te DELTONA 10 acre*, ktoai tor mot** homat/l*. hw*a*. cam*, la/mmg or nurvory' Zoned agricultural 54.000 ACRE. Sm down w/ownar finance 904-767-1772 Of *04-787- 118— O ffice S pace For R ent 1 Othce: On* at *4.Wmo AA have CHAA prtMMbatoa 407-3228180 103—H ousesU nfurnisiied Huge 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments Storting at 141— H omes For S ale A F F O R D A B tf HOMES Mon. thru Fri. 9 AM to 11 AM VENTURE l PROPERTIES DOYLE'S REHTALS Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! Sanford HMtoric Diatoct 1/1 Apt W/WAD Hook U p . End Peso. Oaa 2 9 2 0 8 . O rla n d o D rive • S a n fo r d S a v in g s Please Mention This Ad When You Call For Details » 4 0 7 -3 2 8 -8 8 1 8 t 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 ( *OtficaB Coanl to C oast* slnco 1054 407) 323-0440 Cuatom BH 3/1, Over 1(00 aq ft on 1/3 acre. Hearvty tread, cm lot tv. d n , fam im wdkepiaca. aalki kitchen. t0x22 ae porch. 2 e garage, deeded, eooeaa to dd lake A lennt* eta. (119.900 Over 1/4 Acre 38R 1 Bath: U * « v Edited by Timothy E . P arker Ju ly 3 1 . 2001 4 7 W eaponlotlng A nnie 4 8 C h e e r le s s , to th e bard 4 9 C ird o o r final start 5 1 T h e m e of th e p u zzle 5 2 D a n g e ro u s s e a c re a tu re 6 8 H elp In h o o lig an ism A C RO SS 1 M ovie mutt 6 W e lle s portrayal 1 0 Antldrug h o n ch o 1 4 Stim ulant 1 5 Ja n n in g s or Ludwig 1 6 Exude 1 7 A irplane stunt 1 9 B eard ed c r e a tu r e s 2 0 N am e on a dictionary 2 1 M o tio n less 2 2 R u n aro u n d naked 2 6 H a ra n g u e s 2 6 H aydn g e n re 31 P h r a s e sp e lle d In p ictu re s 3 2 W eav er and M o n ro e 3 3 EmerH's w ord 3 6 T h e H af auth or 3 7 It h o ld s a ballerin a’s sco res 1 8 Anakln S k y w alk er‘8 son 2 1 It c o n tro ls a pupiTs s iz e 2 2 C le a n with elbo w g rease 2 3 E x p re s sio n o f sym p athy, w h en d o u hlnrt 2 4 F a n a tic a l 2 6 E a rth bo u n d A u s s ie s 2 6 S m a ll to w er 2 7 G reek g e t­ aw a y 2 9 “l m e a n III* 30 T h e S im p s o n s* c h a r a c te r 3 3 P e s to b a s e 3 4 Iso la ted 3 5 R a n c o ro u s , a s a d iv o rce 3 7 Kind o f p e n 5 9 Grad 6 0 M irror's offering 61 P hooeyl 6 2 E n rap tu red 6 3 M et s in g e r S im o n DOW N 1 U n d ersea prow ler 2 P r o with books 3 C a l. h e a d in g 4 * L a ____* (D e b u s s y p ie c e ) 5 R e a d y -m a d e h o u ses 6 T h e L a st T im e I S a w P a rts" co rn - 5 6 M a tu re 5 7 ____P la in e s 2 3 4 ' 14 17 1 rr Lj 24 Business&Services- * '* * '" * * Ftonovatod-LfeaNaaRVt t/2w«h nawty painted H . A *«L. oaramte Ue.rkn.kv. appia, garage wdenced yard 177.500 Townhou**: 2/ 21/2 2 Mary ■over S A N F O R D - new 2bedroom t B A T H N O P E IS . I60GM ONTH. (8 0 0 S ECU R ITY 407-323-1187 rst*.1 be n«*<1 *• tm naM taal combrvjtron. (7607760. 407-321-1 *767. PAUL OSBORNE vt m u m ■ 1 fu n pi tu u s 4 0 f -iti> 1 .4 / M *■ . Wyndham ( Place Apartments ( Now Pre-Leasing ( Hurry the Rush Is On. Reserve Yours Today Dry Wail •Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcorn!) 279-HaUUNG 267-Lawn S e r n a s < Ju d DeYoung L a p i Cm fi Lake Mary Blvd. & 17-92 * ft i 407-327-4458 251-Home Im pr o vem en t a | 1 JS _a T ,1 V Y ' « 1 ? 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Sanford • 330-5204 L $15.75 per m o n th ....... 5 lines / 3m onths $24.75 per m onth ....10 lines / 3 m onths $33.75 per m onth ... 15 lines / 3 m onths l �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad 157— M obile H omes F or S ale C L O S E TO HOME 181—A ppliances St F urniture For S ale 235- 231— C ars For S alb 230—B oats St Accessories 181— A ppliances Ac F urniture For S ale T ruck /B uses/Va n S Banford: 12x52.2/1.55a. No peta. doubla tool, 2 Node, awnings. 30 (1 ecraan porch, CHA. *4,500 CALL 388-7888842 1MBfreer Jeep Wrar^r Soft Tcp: 254 m »t». garage kapL 4«4, ab.teg baa. maga. n m n g board. CO. 5 epd. 4 O t.I11.PW 407-4W8328 1 12" aitra * * * O H IH O -t D t C C om *1000 M l $125 80 linooln Crmbnental. 86 Uncnm Towncar. 87 Pontiae BomevMe CartlOrtva Them AW T«ke >txr Pkkfl 407-321-0229 I Lunjry IWm pMowtop M t 7 yr warrantyM S 1 3 S .q u M n t1 4 0 .U ig *210. Brand naw Locatad m Sanford. 407-407-7778 The New 2002 SeVN/Sportl Coma Chack Tham Outl Many Mo daI a To Chooaa Brand Nora Boat A Traitor Starting A l - 17.002. N ichols Outboard S e rv ice C enter 1000 Waat 1f lS t , Sanfrvd 407-377-0004 Antique B rass Headboard $85 407-321-8540, Iv msg -irirCfCrA-CrA 87 Ford Rangar *1800.88 Taurue Wagon *900000714 BrtarcMe 9 . Santord 407-322-2344 B3 C H E V Y C4MNJER W M O frura IB a w y n w *878. 41 MPQ (407)372-2301 1 Chany Stokfi bad aold wood, w*i prllowlop matbaet aal. Navaf taadS4?5 CandWwr 407-40H77R h a tc h b a c k PLUS CALL Oven f t ja In (io a M A n f e f t W d a l 'itAiTAii aonyff-Wh » fcWI 1 5 9 — R ea l E sta te W a n t ed Maida MX 8.1998, 42.000 mla* S 'firro d rn + xp vlln e h kk w l floor) conation made a out Price *6.250 lyoucanaftord tracer, cal O Euro Motorx, 000 French Ava. Sanford Telephone 407-292 2801 or 407-481- BB90HalHStiB9bKlBfe9UBQrafc 187— S p o r t in g G o o d s 217— G arage S ales 223— M 1002 is c e l l a n e o u s Mechanics Special 88 Niaaan Senba, 88 Plymouth Voyager Van, 89 Lincoln Continental (mint conMon)J 2 Toyoti Galea G TS Cal toe datile 407-327-4298/ Gcrryrate rMfi paver * arrow* 111 obo 407-340-1000, laava mao ON THE WEKIVA RIVER 223—M iscellaneous W e a v e r & A s s o c ia te s MID FLORIDA WINDOW & DOOR, INC. 191— B u i l d i n g M Yoon Replacement S pecialist V a t e r ia l s Mormatlon cal: M o rtg a g e S e r v ic e s 407-321-7188 or «1aa ua on M arab al 241— R V d iic l e s /Cam S ec. pers For ale 1908 Steen* Popup Skit o i * to g room, aleape 8 AC .heat M a i Shower A reing Eitra large acraan room attachment *6500 cbo. 407688-1764. BIh W h a a W r Colima. Fire damaged Wae *80.000. taking *11: ,000 - *35.000 la p a J t J Sanford, 40788-321-5415. ^csosran n B JJ& i r N ic h o ls ' O u tb o a rd \ S e rv ic e C e n te r Evtnrudo, Johnson ft Force Authorized D ealer •Sendee ft Salts • Ntw ft Utad Parts • Used Boils ft Molars • Low E. Qiaos, Tinted ft dear • Steel ft Fiberglass Doors *Free Estimates •Can Us Before You Buy •Family Owned ft Operated •Over 20 Years Experience R an dy S choon 407-644-4796 Licensed • Bonded •Insured Pre-Owned . raj/ T r u c k s ^ f c Mini Vans, Wagons New and Used Daewoos r Rebuild Your Credit w ith . B la c k b u r n D a e w o o !^ 4165 N. Hwy. 17-92 • S anfo rd, F L 32773 www.blacliburndaewoo.coni . 4 0 7 - 3 2 3 - 7 8 0 8 or A 1-800-253-9002 - ^ \\ 87 M tttbaM MtfyayMax: Barlerar. loppar, new tirat. runt groat 11.000 407-323-5841. W indows & Doors Antique/Collecttbles ^ 1989 Chevrotal 3*4 ton prekup 4 whaaf drtva. whna. V-8. good conrktton. *5.000 407-321-2007 E n e r g y E ffic ie n t I n e u la t e d Homa School ParanL 0 yr old boy. pada 4, eeaka S 3 Otar home eehod paranta tor ee * rt^ * «y a »ff» n * m a rlnr t u uaa A-Beka cur. l 407-888-8740___________________ 211— For 1080 Chavy lu v Pic*-up nabu« angina, tuna great Bedbier *450 Alio have Laara campar ahal tor a long bad pa* ip lira new. *75 4073240519 or 407- 4838470 Oraat cold A C . *3000 or beat ofler 407-327-7109 83 Dodga ahadow. graan hatchback. 4 dr. 70km4aa. rraada iranamtaaion work (800 obo 4073288208 s ale F A X : 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -4 2 9 7 ^ ^ 1000W. IStSL, Sanlon), FL (407)322-0964 •J �Page B B Tm. S eminole H erald Sunday, August 2fi, 2001 I have three lakes, cobblestone walkways and close-in Casselberry location I am ready when you are. I com e writll $10,000 in FREE O p tio n s! I am an Engineered Homes Com m unity I am an Engineered Home - in inventory. M H [ _______ ' M * . i . 1 1 f.". I 'V* * ^ ^ e-* Look fo r m e a t T h r n r t r r . i t .it W rk .u .i w h e r e s t a n d s of t r e e s and lu sh la n d s c a p e provide Com* i m mo at Lak* Griffin, whora my thru* fishing lakas and a convenient, closo-in, Cassatoarry localloii just might sirprito Sfotif Matum oaks and pines shade meandering streets here and brick paver drives and street lamps evoke a sense of style long forgotten. a shndcil c o m fo r t a f t r r t l»r h a s s l e s of t h r o u ts id e w o rld Buy m e now and r e c e iv e a E R E O P 0 L b'r $ 1 o ;d d 0 T n O P T m h JS 'rti.,1 - 5 3 .0 0 0 trrP n lD 'C L O S fN G e O & T fi'i-O .iL h .d u .n iy g a t es , .'e x c e lle n t S e m in o le C o u n ty s c h o o ls w a it t o t e n c h you r c h ild re n In sid e t h e land and I a r e a s tu d y in h a rm o n y , t h r v ery a ir l i n e s e e m s q u i e t e r and full ol c a lm C o m e s e c Want to move right now? In Inventory, I hav* m e, s o o n - I Invr c o m p a n y 1 And, I’m ready for you LQ I 1698 27 Crane III 30 FalconII 65 YBbToradna 2095 68 VlaCapnstrano 1874 3/2 $166*115 SEPTEMBER $170,798 SEPTEMBER 4 /2 $189,500 NOW 3/2 $198,514 NOW S.R. 436 to 17-92, go north 1 mile to Plumota. Continue on Plumose, model center on right. w w w .e n g ln e e r e d h o m e s .c o m MODEL 2012# ■ nI NsUaV n f 3/15 $221/450 4 /3 $233,360 4/3 $234,990 DECEMBER 2587 4/3 $248,990 DECEMBER ■ Hi 4/3 mm Presidio 407. 302. 41 77 Minum w «t o< Seminole Toiene Center and ju t north d lake Forest, M io [.it S I, proceed Wot on 46 to Oregon; right on Oregon to Orange Boulevard; left onto Orange. Entrance to The Retreat on the right. w ww .englneeredhom es.com itect I a m a n E n g in e e r e d C o m m u n it y . N atan u aa r r a r tU tn i . You'll find me in Oviedo, nestled In a lush landscape where roads curve Ilka (reams around private enclaves and villages. My lifestyle Indudes jfcli. Clubhouse and Flutess Center ■ Two pools! a Hus, children* id, basketball, volleyball and tennis. Visit me at my new PREVIEW 1 LOT MODS. MM Robin.,; 1920 4/2 $171,629 x r iu flD a l 27 falcon 1834 4/2 $171,652 85 Oriole 1702 3/2 $165/059 SEPTEMBER a oO n Xn T re ID Vy T 123 Presidio 2277 4/3 $230,592 NOW 124 Baryta 2309 ■EBB i 1 $231,623 9 SAVE $5,000 in FREE Options and Na_ Costs on these Inventory Homes cios September 30, 2001. FREE POOL on Estate Homesl ^yffeie - 1love the company! S.R.4I7 (The Grttntwiy) to Red Bug Rd.. turn right; proceed to Lockwood Blvd. and turn left; then make a right onto S.R. 419 to The Sanctuary. vv v\ w . c it y i n i» v i c d li o m c s .co mi now HU �T im S ectio n C m Sunday August 26, 2001 ?as S i m i \( h i 1 1 i k \i i > In sid e ; LifeStvl R eugion 4C-6C D e a r A bby 6C Pictured left, Michelle and Jeft Ferrell are the proud owner* o! Volta, a vintage clothing store located at 4 0 7 W. 1st 8 t In Sanford. M o w , a mannequin Is a famOar sight In Iron! of the store. Pictured at the bottom ot the page Is one ol the Items that can bo lound at tho ‘ Herald photo* by Tbmmy Vincent N estled in a building on the edge of downtown is a store that cele­ brates the unique style* o f past decades. From bell bottom jeans to crinoline dresses, every fashion trend from the last century can be found in the confines of Volta clothing. Volta, which means "come back" in Portuguese, opened three years ago at 407 W. 1st St. in Sanford. In an unassuming yellow structure that once served as a popular downtown gas station, Michelle and Jeff Ferrell started a business that is rapidly making a name for itaclf lr Central Florida's com­ petitive vintage clothing world. "I have always loved vintage clothing," Michelle said. "I've been wearing the stuff since I was a teen-ager. Since I already had a lot of the stuff, and I knew a lot about it, I decided to start the business. This ended up being per­ fect." Michelle initially came up with Ihe idea for Volta when she was 16. As a teen-ager, she already knew she wanted to be a business owner. However, back then, it was going to be a hard-core punk rock record store. After finishing school, Michelle tried various jobs, but she said she always ended up bored after a couple of months. Her boredom only made the desire to open her own business grow. Four months after meeting Jeff, she decided il was time to go for it. The record store became a vintage clothing See Volta, Page fcC sloro �Page 2C Sunday. August 26. 2001 T he S eminole H exald Carwoltfeyl7«llfc]ftil . . M t IM u S A m 'Support These Local Businesses f /- m - u i- m h n «I« l«ll vrn„<*i m Jw totd M aa H »an»«lM tH 4 Sine* 1979 T IL E IN S T O C K 30,000 S F • 40,00( 590 S F 750 1 •80,000 S F 12aom < • Lessons • Music • Sates • Rentals Longwood, FL 32750 »w w crutnmotbndo totn’muiJC'drwincs G un u S n ti ■ n rV V 6"«6‘ Witertme tile I Cantilever Acrylic Oeci Dumond-fitCe RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • * Vacuum f 0 / M Q » \ \ F lM I lm m i iwevwt S U N K A Y t-Cutridje I Store Away i -ib-um c h k m lo f ] eS S X i^ A ) |-pool Lb I (l ntrt SArrrofUJ avf m m a s a n f o u d ave SAfIFOHO FI |407i J0?-7H; 14iP. pmiv B I , Aoyatic Systems. Inc s c o n W AGONER 12 M 12oz. bodes 407-767-2001 Phone e 407-767-1600 Fax § Tima Square Plan E lectnal Hook-Up Budweiser RodA Wind* ShotUnroith B51 E. 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T irru ly od K tk iil V/D J tin fatsbOetiterjAatHtUe 9 1 �T he S eminole H erald Moulin Rouge 'fabulous' to Sanford visitors adding that the clerks were Some folks choose to visit Paris In the springtime, but not dressed in navy suits, piped in white, and adorned with big Mary Hilllman. She escaped ld Guerlaln buttons fashfrom Sanford to Paris during the heat of August dog days led after the famous Coco Chanel silhouette. clouded with daily "Classy, real classy," thunderstorms. she said. And she will never Another treat for the stop gushing over tour­ Floridians was having ing the romantic Old lunch "in the park" World capital, the "City where they pigged out of Light1 on authentic French The getaway started cuisine including tradi­ in Germany where tional Crepes Suzette. Mary's daughter, Also, it was exciting to Laurie Hartson of Doris see artists at work with Sanford and son-in-law. Dietrich easels everywhere, Air Force pilot L t * ■ * * vendors peddling their Mlrhael (Mike) Hartson colorful wares and wandering are stationed at Ramstein Air troubadours showing o ff their Force Base. While Mike was talents. busy performing his duties for The Palace at Versailles was Unde Sam, the two girls joined nothing short of magnificent a tour group to visit Paris and with its plush furnishings and surroundings. ornate architecture. Mary said Mary would like to clarify they could have spent several the myths that Parisians weeks savoring culture at The haven't lost any love for soLouvre, a former royal palace called American Yanks. The containing one of the world's rumors are unfounded and finest art treasures. rubbish, she said. "We were Other famous landmarks treated like royalty," she the duo visited were: the Eiffel added. Naturally they were all eyes Tower, Notre Dame, the Pantheon, the Sorbonne, Arc and ears Including Mickey's de Triomphe, the Opera and ears. A sweep of Euro-Disney Palais-Royal Gardens. The disclosed that "Mickey is Mickey in any country," Mary tourists marveled over the lav­ ish burial place of Napoleon. observed. Mary said a twilight cruise on A highlight of the trip was the Seine River was "beautiful attending a spectacular per­ formance at tne Moulin Rouge. just beautiful." At the end of the week, the It was fabulous...just fabu­ weary travelers headed back lous," Mary said. "The sets to Germany for several more and costumes were breathtak­ days of food, fun and festivity. ing. I have never seen any­ They visited Mainz for an thing like it." At another small "incredible" dinner on the French restaurant, patrons were treated to an Elvis imper­ Rhine and toured Dorns Cathedral which was con­ sonation, a direct opposite of structed during 500 AD. the glitz and glamour show­ Mary said, "Shopping was cased at the Mou. fabulous at Kaiserlautem." She Shopping at Guerlaln's added that one day they drove famous perfume parlor on to France grocery shopping Avenue dee Champs Elvsees and the cheese aisle "looked was an unforgettable experi­ like it was a mile long." ence. "The glittering chande­ Incidentally, the Hartsons liers were unreal," Mary said. E Singles dance lessons begins in Septem ber The Orlando Singles Square and Round Dance Club offers square dance les­ sons for beginners with two free open houses, Sept. 14 and 21, from 7 until 8 pan. Beginners classes start Sept. 28. Cost is $3 per student per lesson. The regular club dance is 8 to 10 p.m. at VFW Hall, 4444 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. Over 30 members of the dub are residents of Seminole County. For more information phone 407-8344)615. love their assignment in Germany. They find the coun­ try exceptionally clean and the people very friendly and hos­ pitable. Of course, they miss their homeland, but End their new surroundings exciting and challenging. While in Europe, Mary left Barry at home to care of business and their babies — two lovable dachshunds. All's well that ends well. En route to Orlando, a jolting electrical storm forced the plane to detour out of the storm and the plane was about on hour late landing. The turbulence was so severe that some pas­ sengers thought the end was near. "It was terrifying," Mary said. She's back home, safe and sound and already talking about her next trip to Europe. Sunday. August 26. 200] Page 3C Kid’s night returns to Sanford mall Seminole Towne Center Is pleased to announce a special evening for chil­ dren, 12 and under, as Kid's Night returns to the Seminole Towne Center Food Court every last Wednesday of the month from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. On Aug. 29, the Florida Department of Tranportation's 1-4 Educational Outreach Program will feature "Buddy," a robotic minicar designed to build awareness of ride sharing among elementary chil­ dren and their families. Buddy will be available In Food Court, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. ON'&lCE U N M IN I OH*®1' Club Season Begins Now that school has started, organizations are getting in for the 2001-02 season. t groups will begin the year In September. According to Betty Jack, president o f die Woman's Club of Sanford Inc., the dub has held several board meetings this summer to plan the new year. The season will begin with a "Hello Luncheon6 on Sept 18, from 11:30 a.m. to 130 pan., at the dubhouse. Members are asked to invite prospective members to join the club. The board of man­ agers will serve a catered luncheon at no cost to mem­ bers and guests. Betty also said the Fashions for Education fashion show and luncheon is scheduled for November. Dillard's will pro­ vide the fashions and the event will be open to the public Proceeds will benefit the club's scholarship fund. The first general business meeting ana luncheon is scheduled Oct. 1. 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H erald JORDANSAFTWTCHUNCN SH07I 1000am Church Notes ItMam. •00pm 700pm GUTMhatoratoavOay Award-winning author, lecturer plans Sanford performance Clifton L Taulbert, a worldwide voice of peace, Pulitzer Prize nominated author, lecturer, inspirational speaker and story teller, will appear at the Helen Stairs Theatre for the Performing Arts Saturday, SepM. Through his major motion pic­ ture, “Once Taulbsrt Upon A Time When We Were Colored," Taulbert gave the world an inside look at the cultural lives of African-Americans. It is a faith-building story o f a man who overcame overwhelming obstacles and kept his faith in God. A seasoned storyteller, Taulbert doesn't forget where he came from or the past. In "Once Upon A T im e...,“ he tells the story of Glen Allan, Miss., and the people who live in the community, includ­ ing cotton Held workers and churchgoers. He discusses the annual hsh tries, where peo­ ple swayed to the strains o f “1 Worked All Week Long, Now It's Saturday, Let's Have some Fun," while Muddy Waters sang away the blues. Through his award-win­ ning memoirs, Taulbert will give people a glimpse into the cultural lives o f AfricanAmericans who lived during the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. He is also the author of Pulitzer Prize nominated “The Last Train North," and “Witching Our Crops Come In." In 1997, USA Today named the book “Eight Habits of the Hearts' as its year-end choice to enrich minds and lives. He is a nationally acclaimed speaker who has appeared an televi­ sion, national public radio and has been featured in Tkne, Parade Magazine and ether national publications. The Sept. 1 went will begin at 6 pm. in the theater, locat­ ed at 201 Magnolia Ave. A donation o f $30 per person is required. Proceeds will bene­ fit the Good Samaritan Home of Sanford. Attire is semi-formal. 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Ir.terlachcn Ave., Winter Park. For audition information phone 407-6461507, ext 3. Non-Impact Aerobics Non-impact aerobics will be offered each Fridav begin­ ning Sept. 7, In the Christian Life Center at Community United Methodist Church at 10 am . These exercises area designed to be done in a chair or a wheel chair and they promote better health. This class Is open to both men and women and there is no charge. Plan on joining others each week for a time of exercise, fellowship and fun. Community United Methodist Church is located 112 mile north of Highway 436 in Casselberry. The uddress is 4921 S. Highway 17-92. For more information, please call Bootsie at 407-8313777, ext 212. Polka Feat Saint Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church, located at 5135 Sand Lake Road (SR 482) in Orlando, will hold its annual Polka Fcst on Sunday, Sept 23, from noon until 5 pm. The Fcst will showcase the Pan Jozrf, Joe Oberaitis Band and feature traditional Slavic foods, a bake sale, a sale of religious articles, an ethnic display and a 50/50 raffle. Donations are $5 per per­ son, children under 12 are free. Food and beverage items sold separately. For more information call Helene at 407-293-2239. Volunteers Needed The Christian Sharing Center Longwood has urgent need for volunteers to fill various positions, including receptionists and interview­ ers to interview families in crisis to assist them by help­ ing to meet their needs. Pantry workers r *1van drivers are also n ded. For more information or to volunteer call Diann at 407260-9155, ext 6, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. �THI SOONOLI HXIULD Page 6C Sunday. August 26.2001 Girl trapped in parents’ bad divorce DEAR ABBY: My patents have been divorced for six yean. I am 11, and I have a sis.......................... ter who b 15. Since our parents divorced, my sister and I fight a lot more, but I still look up to her for everything. Mom's and Dad's sides of * * * * * * * * the family constantly question us to see which one is better. Without my sister telling me what to say, I might say the wrong thing. I love my parents, but I hate it when cadi of them asks questions about the other instead of enjoying our compa­ ny. It’s just not fair. What do you think? SICK AND TIRED OF FIGHTING, GREENVILLE, TEXAS DEAR SICK AND TIRED OF FIGHTING: I sympathize with your predicament. No one wants to be caught in the middle, and to put you there at your tender age b very unfair. Your parents — and many others — could benefit from the following list of "Do's and Dan'ts" for divorcing cou­ ples with children that appeared in my column years ago. Read on: Fust the DCs: — Do allow your children to ask questions about your divorce. It’s unfair to nuke them fed like outsiders. — Do answer all their questions about your divorce as truthfully as possible, with­ out making the other parent the "bean*. — Do remember that your children need the love of both parents. — Do assure your children that they are not to blame for your divorce. — Do encourage your chil­ dren to talk freely about their feelings — even if it's painful to you. Bottling up emotions b even more damaging to chil­ dren. Now, the DONTs: — Don't ask your children to keep secrets from your ex­ spouse. — Don't try to pump your children for information about your ex-spouse e aooi urawsAL rsiss syndicate R e l ig io n Parents can learn to manage sibling rivalry QUESTION: Why do my kids have to fight all the time? I have three of them, and they drive me crazy. Why can't they be nice to each other? it? Needless to say, If a man tells his wife he has loved her so much that he now plans to .......... bring another wife into the home to ‘increase his happi­ ness,' she would not be immune to jeal­ ousy. On the contrary, the fight would just begin — inexactly the same fashion as it T J does with children.'' DR. DOBSON: Good question! All I can tell you Is that sibling rivalry has been going on for a long time. It was responsible for the Dr. QUESTION: If jeal­ first murderon record D o b s o n ousy between kids b (when Cain killed ____ . * * * * so common, then how Abel), and has been * * represented In virtually every can parents minimize the nat­ ural antagonism that children two-child family from that feel for their siblings? time to this. The underlying inflict b oldsource of this conflict! DR. DOBSON: It's helpful fashioned jealousy and comto avoid circumstances that tition between children, compare them unfavorably erite and Willard ■, writing In their book with each other. They are extremely sensitive to the "Parents on the Run," competitive edge of their expressed the inevitability of relationship. The question b this struggle as follows: not, "How am I doing?"; it b, "It was once believed that "How am I doing compared if parents would explain to a child that he was having a lit­ with John or Steven or tle brother or sbter, he would Marion?" The issue b not not resent It. He was told that how fast can I run, but who crosses the finish line first. A hb parents had enjoyed him boy does not care how tall he so much that they wanted to increase their happiness. This b ;n e Is vitally interested in who is tallest. Each child sys­ was supposed to avoid jeal­ tematically measure* lumself ous competition and rivalry. against h b peers and b It did not work. Why should tremendously sensitive to failure within h b own family. Accordingly, parents should guard against comparative statements that routinely favor one child over another. Perhaps an illustration will help make the case. When I was about 10 years old, I loved to play with a couple of dogs that belonged to two families In the neighborhood. One was a black Scottie who liked to diasc and retrieve tennis balls. The other was a pug bulldog who had a noto­ riously bad attitude. One day as I was tossing the ball for the Scottie, it occurred to me that It might be interesting to throw it in the direction of the ol‘ grouch. It was not a smart move. The ball rolled under the bulldog, who grabbed the Scottie by the throat when he tried to retrieve It It was an awful scene. Neighbors came running as the Scottie screamed in pain. It took 10 minutes and a garden hose to pry the bulldog's grip loose, and by then the Scottie was almost dead. He spent two weeks In the hospital, and I spent two weeks in "the dog­ house." I regret throwing that ball to this day. I have thought about that experience many times and have begun to recognize its application to human rela­ tionships. Indeed, it is a very simple thing to precipitate a fight between people. All that b necessary is to toss a ball, symbolically, under the more aggressive of the two and prepare for the battle that ensues. This b done by repeating negative comments one has made, or by baiting one In the pm ener of the other. It can be accomplished In business by assigning overlapping territory to two managers. They will tear each other to pieces In the Inevitable rivalry. Alas, it happens every day. This principle is also appli­ cable to siblings. It b remark­ ably easy to make them mor­ tal enemies. All a parent must do b toss a ball in the wrong direction. Their natural antagonbm will do the rest. Dr. Dobson Is president of the non­ profit organization Focus on the Family, P.O. Box 444. Colorado Springs, CO. 80903; or www.JiniUy.org. Questions and answers are excerpted from "The Complete Marriage and Family Home Reference Guide,* published by lyndala House. O 2001 JAMES DOBSON INC “A Night o f Reminiscing” m m C lifton L . T au lb ert Pulitzer Prize Nominated Author, Educator, Filmmaker, and Nationally Recognized Lecturer SATURDAY • SEPTEMBER 1st 6 :o o P.M. C lilton L Taulbert Autiior, Lecturer, President of the Building Community Institute. 4 *^ Helen Stairs Theatre For The Performing Arts Contribution - $30.00 Per Person PROCEEDS BENEFIT:------- uioco SamavifcmHowe ” Sanford, Florida Call (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 - 5 0 2 2 For Information �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. August 26.2001 Page 7C Births 28,2001 ithi Kemo Jomoke ington, son of India ia Griffin and Kimathl i Washington of 3rd was bom. Beniamin Chauvtn from Boy Scout Troop No. 854 stands by the model rocket he made for the Smithsonian's traveling exhibit, ‘ Yesterday’s Tomorrows' Starring wtth Chauvtn are his father, David Chauvtn. and Lake Mary Historical Commission Chairman DeLores Lash. The Smithsonian exhfcit will be in Lake Mary at the Frank Evans Center unQ Sept. 22. The oxNbt H open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a m to 4 p m , Wednesday from 8 to 9 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. *y 29,2001 arod Michael Hegemier, of Kelly Lynn MeLear emler and Michael e Hegemier of Sanford bom. lly 30,2001 Mark David Barnett, son Trad Sue Mays Barnett 1 Mark Anthony Barnett Deltona was bom. Kelnah Annalyte Garda, ughlcr of Melinda Jean ' ie and Steven Garcia Deltona was bom. Lealres Sharree Jakia ea, daughter of beth Sharree Maria 11 of Lake Monroe was Mema Julia Nesheiwat, lighter of Rita Hanna * i Nesheiwat and yad Mouse Nesheiwat of itona was bom. uly 31,2001 TVevo vor Scott Hansen, son f Sarah Ann Emory and ustin Scott Hansen of dtona was bom. u g . 1 ,2 0 0 1 Christopher Joseph Dillahay, son of Jennifer Jo Dillahay of Deltona was A u k . 2,2001 Allaagher Mazahir BandalL son of Farha Hussein Yusufali Bandali and Mozahir Roshanaii Bandali of Sanford was bom. Nicholas Jorge Mendoza, son of Nicole Mary Sorrentino Mendoza and Jorge Mendoza of Oviedo was bom. Aug 4,2001 Angelina Alexis Nieva, daughter of Jasmine Jennifer Nieva of Sanford was bom. Aug. 5,2001 Deaunte' Keshaunt Lee Burnett, son of Lakesha Rayshawn Burnett was bom. Aug. 6, 2001 Cody Michael Mossow, son of Danielle Nicole Kolves and Michael John Mossow of Deltona was bom. Rain dampens Smithsonian opening The day started out great. The of the companion exhibit for the Smithsonian. The museum dosed at 7 Smithsonian's traveling exhibit, pro., rather than the scheduled 9 1 . m . "Yesterday's Tomorrows" officially because of the severe weal opened at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Fortunately, the Smithsonian August 18. visitors began coming exhibit will be in Lake Mary until in before 1 p.m- After 1 p.m., there Sept 22. The exhibit b open was a steady stream of visitors. At Monday, Ibesday and Thursday 2 pro., Mayor Thom Greene offi­ from 10 a.m. to 4 pro., Wednesday cially opened the exhibit with a from 6 to 9 pro. and Friday and ribbon cutting ceremony on the Saturday from 1 to 5 pro. I front steps of h e Lake Mary have a group you'd like to bring Historical Museum. He thanked to five museum, but you can't Ettie Jane Keogh and Lillian u make it during the regularly Griffin for their hard work in scheduled hours, you can call 407acquiring the exhibit for Lake K O W ell 321-3094 to schedule a time for Mary. He also thanked all the Lake • • • • • • your group. Mary Historical Commission and Lake Mary Historical Society members who have worked so luud to get ready for Girl Scout Recruitment Held In the last two weeks, the Stardust the opening of the museum. Service Unit of Girl Scouts (Lake Mary) The Jazz Festival, scheduled for 3 p.m. to celebrate the opening of the has held recruitment nighb at Wilson, Lake Mary and Heathrow Elementary Smithsonian, started out well. But after 2 Schools. Who can join Girl Scouting? Any songs, the rain came. At first, it looked eirl between the age* of 5 and 17. In like the rain might blow over There was Kindergarten, Girl Scouts are called even about 30 minutes when there was Dabies; the next level b Brownies, dien almost no rain at all. But then the skies Juniors, then Cadettes and finally Seniors. got darker and the lightning increased One misconception that some people have and the festival was officially cancelled. b that you have to have been a Brownie Over at the museum, the crowds before you can be a Junior. The truth b decreased dramatically because of the you can join Girl Scouting at any age. severe weather. Most of the almost 300 Juliette Low originally started Girl people that came did b o before 4 pro.. Scouting for 12 year olds. Ana they came from all over. In addition What do Girl Scouts do? Well, they do to Lake Mary, there were visitors from a lot more titan sell cookies. Five years Orlando, Kissimmee. Maitland, Apopka, ago, two Lake Mary Girl Scouts received Zellwood, Jacksonville, Eustis, Winter the Girl Scout Medal of Honor when they Springs, Deltona and even a couple from Pennsylvania. A very special visitor to the used their Girl Scout training to save two boys from drowning. Every year, all the museum is a Girl Scout from the year troops in Lake Mary go camping together. 2051. She b visiting the museum as part Hm MI photo by Itary flow U Historical Commissioners D ee Or a n y and LJUian Griffin with Mayor Thom Greene (or the Smithsonian exhibit’s ribbon cutting. Last year's theme was Waterworld. The rb made shark's tooth necklaces, amed how to tie nautical knob and sing sea shanties and much more. Each year, the Service Unit also has a talent show where troops can perform in groups or as individuals. If you were unable to attend recruit­ ment night, your daughter can still join Girl Scouto. To find a troop for your daughter, call Peggy Wolfe at 407-3278207. £ _______ j I iiAKCMr>! -Atari ja £»u v i «<:o w x i �Page BC Sunday. August 26. 2001 T hx S eminole H erald Reading Rozie and M r. Dan visit the Harbors I and II Ke.nimg Koziu and Mr Dan the puppet visited recently the will also fund many educational projects in the near Harbors I and II. The prcscnta- future. tion was an initiative of Seminole County Public Schools. The students were thrilled to see Rozie the story­ teller and Mr. Dan. The duo will be teaming up with Seminole Reading Partners Inc., a non­ Marva profit organization, to promote reading. Hawkins writing and the cultur­ al arts in some of the Sanford Police Officer Paul school and other community organizations through educa­ Herx volunteers during his tional programs and services. off-duty days at both the Harbor I and II, which are Among the programs bring located at Castle Brewer Court offers are storytelling, pup­ and Edward Higgins Terrace. petry, kids gardening and arts Officer Herx is certainly appre­ and crafts. The children arc ciated by the children. They also looking forward to corre­ have a grand time. sponding with an International Book and Pen The children participate in numerous activities, and they Pal Club, which consists of children attending school in also enjoy cotton candy as they listen to the reading England. incentive program on various Seminole Reading Partner's Fridays. Inc., founded by Cheryl Polk, RH V ^ m r.l[-f 1I f l l I. l l f / f l M *ru * -rw* ]* pnoto - * * «_.. *— Dy *l u r v. _i »» n M »t »M. _ Chidrsn at The Haiborertjoy cotton candy diing a (MdhB Incentive programoffered at the faetty on various Fridays. The Harbors I and II need volunteers. For more Information, cal 407-323-3150, axL 32 or 407-322-1034. Volta----------- Continued from Page BC Publix® F00D & PHARMACY LAKE FOREST VILLAGE SHOPPES 5240 W. S.R. 46, SANFORD (407) 321-0423 5" O f f G R O C E R Y PU R C H A SE O F $25 OR M O R E LU #5902 1 Coupon Per Purchase *No Alcohol • Tobacco • Lotto COUPON GOOD ONLY AT LAKE FOREST PUBLIX store and Volta became a reali­ ty "I thought, if I failed, I could get Into something else," she said. “It was time for me to jump off the bridge and 6ee if I could swim.” She can. During the last three years, the store has grown trom two rooms to five, and the store has attracted a regional base of loyal cus­ tomers who are in search of the perfect piece of clothing. Volta has also been featured on Orlando's dtysearch.com and was recently nominated for best vintage clothing store in Central Florida. Volta has also entered the computer age. Many of the store's items can be found on the popular Internet auction site ebay, expanding Volta's customer base worldwide. The store's inventory is always changing. Both Michelle ana Jeff go to estate sales and other stores in the region to purchase items for their store. They want to make sure customers will always find something new and unique each time they return to the store. "Most of the stuff, we've hand-picked,” Michelle said. "And, everything in the store, we actually like." As for the people who come into tire store, there is no typi­ cal customer. According to Michelle, the age range includes teen-agers and senior dtizens. "It's so fun to see people who look so different come into the store and start talking to each other,” she said. "Especially on weekends when the store is crowded." Jeff recently started his own department within the store. He designs and creates vari­ ous pieces of body piercing jewelry, and he will custommake most anything at a per­ son’s request. Volta also offers an array of furniture, accessories and other unique items at a reason­ able cost. And, for those who don't want to make a commit­ ment, they can rent anything at the store for 1/2 price of the ticket cost. "If you arc going to wear something only on er to n party or social event, then you can rent it " Michelle said. "We would rather a piece of cloth­ ing come back to the store than be thrown away." Ask the pair if they have any regrets about opening their own business, and there is no hesitation in their reply. "We absolutely love it, Michelle said "We work as Irani as we want, when we want, and we have total cre­ ative freedom." For more information about Volta, call the store at 407-323­ 6992. � 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, 2001 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, August 26, 2001 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 26, 2001. 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>, August 26, 2001; <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/9f09e39b8fcc1bdeaf9386651147caf5.pdf ef2af0ce9128772e3ef77f3dcae80f87 PDF Text Text \ JULY 15, 2001 •3rd YEAH No. 110 CopyrigN O 2001 T h* Gonunol* H*raid Sanford , F lo rid a County takes up 2-year budget process By Christopher Patton ing C o m m is s io n e r s ta sk e d with setting Staff Writer Rain Delay Early morning rains, followed by afternoon showers keeps Post 53 from a shot at picking up its 40th win of the season. P ag e <B SANFORD .— Seminole County com­ missioners will spend most of next week reviewing and discussing the county's budget for the next two years. The two-yea two-vear 'budget " is the first for Seminole County, But according to County Manager Kevin Grace the new iroccss will address budget needs over a ongcr period and will also reduce organi­ zational resources dedicated to budget f priorities for two b u d ge t c y c le s development. "This has been one of the most difficult budget processes that I have been associ­ ated with in my career in public service," Grace said. “There have been a number of budget challenges this year which makes it especially gratifying to be able to pre­ sent the county commissioners with a budget that holds the line on tax rates.” The S538 million budget for the 2001­ 2002 fiscal year and the $4% million bud­ get for the 2002-2003 fiscal year .will be discussed by commissioners during work sessions July 18, 19 and 20. Two public hearings on the proposed budget will be held In September. The proposed budgets utilize the coun­ ty-wide millagc rate of 4.9989 and the total discretionary millagc rate Is 7.7551 for each budget year. The millagc rates are the same used in last year's budget as Grace docs not anticipate an increase in tax rates for cither year. A $50 million bond issue is proposed in fall 2Q01 for construction of a new crimiSce Budget, Page 8A Cameras a im to Sam Cooper carves more than his initials into local lumber capture positives, negatives By Michelle Je rta Managing Editor Thumps up for healthy lifestyles Seniors are more active than ever before. How are they doing It? Find out In our Senior Lifestyle and Fitness special section. S e ctio n D Honoring Seminole's Public Servants *t ' . • Sunday was a day for honoring the breve Seminole County public servants who lost their Uves In the line of duty and for those who courageously continue to serve their communities. SANFORD — Sam Cooper loves wood. Although he doesn't have a favorite type of tim ber, Florida black cherry has received a lot of his attention lately. * . "I guess right now, It Is my favorite," Cooper said. "I'd never seen Florida black cherry before, so I guess that's why I really like using it right now." Cooper is a wood carver who recently dedded to make Sanford his home — at least for the next two or three yean. He haalo finish 700 wood signs and hcnc-hm fa r Ins W mL Palm Beach Zoq h*fo»e can once again return to his nomadic wanderings. "I came down here for a vacation, and 1 ended up get­ ting a Job doing the signs for the « *> ,- Cooper said. "1 thought I would only be here for five or six weeks, but now it looks like I'll be here for sev­ eral y ean ." • A Tennessee native, Cooper comes from a long line ot tal- Bern Cooper, ownar ot Creations In Wood In Sanford, displays a sign ha mad* In memory of Naacar legend Data Earnhardt. bers also worked with various forms of folk art, so it was only natural for Cooper to begin "When I wra 15,1 picked up . See Cooper; Page 8A Louise Touhy, wife of j Sanford leader, dies j;i • Police investigate downtown shooting From Staff R eport* Louise G. Touhy, the wife of one of Sanford's most promi­ nent civic leaders, died Thursday, July 12, 2001 at Regency Park Care Center in Dalton, Ga. She was bom in Alderson, W. Va., and graduated from University of North Carolina Greensboro and the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. She lived in Sanford for 55 years until 1999 when she moved to Dalton. She married her husband, George Touhy, in 1944 and they remained together for 47 years until his death in 1991. Mr. Touhy was the executive vice By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Seminole Smile Rezo Sadigh Sonford resident soys, life is full of Sunshine.' In d e x Butin* tt ...............................9 A O o u t f t o d ------ .................... 9 1 - 7 1 C io ttw o fd . . . ..................3 A . 7 B ......................... s c C>*o* Abby . . l* g o ti ............. U te S ly U ........... M ovtot .............. ObMuortal , . . ............................ 3A O p in io n ........... Folic* lo g . . . ’ 4C -5C t a t i g t o n .......... 5po«ti . . . . . . T.Uvioon . . . 10B W *a lh *i . . . . .................... SANFORD — Sanford police are investigating a aeries of events Wednesday afternoon that include shots" being fired downtown. Police responded to a scene on Locust Avenue and 2nd Street where witnesses reported shots were fired between a car and a pick-up truck. The truck hit a building os a result of the alter­ cation, but the car escaped. Officers caught up with the suspected car 'on East Celery Avenue, but after a short pursuit the chase was called off as the suspect was traveling at extremely high speeds. However, a Seminole County Sheriff's Office helicopter was airborne during the chase and picked up the vehicle after offi­ cers broke off the pursuit. Frederick Lamar Brown, 24, of Sanford then made a costly mis­ take as he turned left into the neighborhood around the Indian Mound Slough. Brown was trapped on tne dead end of Powhatan Ruad with officers quickly shutting off tire neigh­ borhood's entrance. “I think he realized he could­ n't go any farther," said resident Catherine Russell. "1 thought it was the gardener's friend so that's why I unlocked the door." According to the police report, a router and just started playing around with it," Cooper said. "M y grandpa encouraged SAN FO RD — The City of Sanford Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee will meet Wednesday, Julj * ’’ ‘ at 4 p.m., at “ 1 may mark the start of a n M r view of what people like — or don’t like — locally as well as In communities across the region. Raj M ohabeer of Glatting Jackson Kcrcher, Is suggesting the committee launch a photo­ taking expedition, and to help them, camera* will be provided to each member. ----------- "In their travels around Sanford, Florida, and posaibly their vacations, people often see u .l.g s that they may think would be good In Sanford," Mohabeer said. “What we want is for them to take photos of these places, not only what they believe might be technically and econom ically feasible In Sanford, but possibly things they find that tney won't want in Sanford. Wc will be asking them to w nle descriptions on See Cameras, Page 8A president at First Federal Savings 4c Loan and was a lead­ ing member in the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, as well as numerous civic organiza­ tions. • Mrs. Touhy was a prominent leader in her own right, having served for 33 years she os the ■Minister of Music at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford, wh»re Mr. Touhy was an Elder and choir member. After retiring from her music career, site was an active mem­ ber o f Markham Woods Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary. She was active in many civic See Tbuhy, Page BA 3,000 m ile clu b A track driven left 2nd Street and ran into the Town and Country *p urtmnnts after shots were fired at the buck. Moments after the shooting, officers arrested Fredrick L Brown (left) off Celery Avenue when her tried to hide In a resi­ dence. Police have not concluded whether Brovm was the shooter. H tfitd photo# by Tommy VWtoooL Brown pulled into Russell's dri­ veway and started talking to the gardener asking If he lived there. Russell noticed the car in the driveway and came out to ask the rdener if the man was taking m home. That’s when Brown forced his way into the home, according to Russell. "H e didn't touch me, but Ire B just walked right in the door," Russell said. “He ju st kept say­ ing hide me, hide me. I was afraid if 1 ran down the hall he would follow me and then I would be a hostage." That's when Russell noticed Iter home was surrounded by See Shooting, Page 8A Hwatd photo by Tommy \ Ruth Hairs, canter, recant passed the 3,000 mite mark in the Seminole Strollers program, sponsored by the Central Boride Regional Hospital, Sanford Senior Center, end the Seminole Towne Center. Presenting tne 3.000-mile patch are CFRH's Michel*' Hendrick and the Senior Center's Kim Elionhead. RgMC-fedSTsawsPirranc^unw w e i �rape 2A T he S eminole H erald Sunday. July 15.2001 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY P r e d ic tin g th e w e a th e r I g u ess if you truly b eliev e in G rou nd h og Day (Feb. 2), you m ight also b eliev e in St. Sw ith ip 's Day, (Sunday, Ju ly 15). M ost peop le b eliev e the official U .S. G ro u n d h o g is in Punxsutaw ney, Pa., and that P u n xsu taw n ey P h il's p red ictio n hold tru e for the en tire nation. Yet there are also "o ffic ia l" g ro u n d h o g s in W oodstock, 111. an d S u n P rairie, W is. T h e w hole co n cep t o f G ro u n d h o g D ay relates to C an d lem as Day, w hich w as started In G erm an y in 1887. S o , shou ld w e b eliev e P u n xsu taw n ey P hil seein g his Nick sh ad o w w ill relate to the Pfeifauf exp ectation o f m ore w in ter in Florid a for six m ore w eeks? O r d o es th is p ertain to G erm an y and o u r n o rth ern states on ly ? It's up to you. St. S w ith in 's D ay started in E ngland in 682 A D . St. Sw ith in (actu ally spelled Sw ith u n ) w as a B ishop at W inchester C ath ed ral. T h ree d ays a fter h is d eath , on Ju ly 15 o f that year, his rem ain s w ere m oved in to the C ath ed ral. O n that day, it started raining and d id n 't sto p fo r 4 0 d ays. T h e b elie f is If it rain s on S t. S w ith in 's Day, there w ill b e 4 0 m ore d ays o f rain . If it d o esn 't rain, there w ill b e 4 0 d ay s o f n o rain. T h e orig in al say in g is "S t. S w ith in 's Day, if thou d o est rain, for 4 0 d a y s it w ill rem ain. St. S w ith in 's Day, if thou b e fair, fo r 4 0 d ays, w ill rain n ae m air (n o m o re )". O K , so le t's tak e th is.fu rth e r and I'll m ake my ow n p red ictio n s. I'd call it P fe ifa u f Day, but if they c a n 't e v e n ag ree on the sp ellin g o f S w ith in / S w ith u n , h o w co u ld they spell P fe ifau f correctly. A nyw ay, N e x t Feb. 2 in P en n sy lv an ia, I'll p red ict six m o re w eeks o f cold w eather. A fter all, th e m id d le o f F ebru ary an d into early M arch h as n ev er b een w arm up there anyw ay. And as for St. S w ith in 's D ay in E ngland , th a t's the start o f the rain y season ev ery y ear so w h a t's new ? A nd in F lo rid a, I'll ju st ab o u t b et w e h av e rain so m ew h ere in the state every day for qu ite som e tim e. T h at can also be ex p ected . W hat y ou can d o if y o u w an t to b e a w eath er p re d icto r is to tie a p iece t-f lig h t rope on a tree o r p o st o u tsid e. L eave n d a n ­ glin g d ow n. If y ou see it m o v in g , y ou can assu m e it’s w indy. If it is w et, y ou can assu m e it's rain in g . If it's w arm , y ou can assu m e the su n is o u t. A nd If it b lo w s co m ­ p letely o ff the tree — p o ssib ly tak in g th e tree w ith it — y o u ’ll know a h u rrican e h as arriv ed . If y ou w an t rain , you co u ld alw ay s p lan a fam ily o uting. If you w ant it dry, try p lan ti­ n g new g rass on y o u r law n . It h ap p en s all th e tim e. T elevision m eteo ro log ists and the N atio n al W eath er S erv ice u se all kin d s o f so p h isticated eq u ip m en t to m ak e th eir p re­ d ictio n s. E very o n ce in aw h ile illey co m e to p ass, b u t even m o d em g ad g ets are never p erfect. T h e y should try that ro p e on a tree. It w orks. CC1B Raid Members of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office CCIB (City/County Investigative Bureau) served a search warrant Wednesday at a residence at 202 Moss Road in Winter Springs. Five people were located In vari­ ous parts ol the home, and each was arrested on drug related charges. While officers were at the residence, a phone call was said to have been received ask­ ing if a person could sell $150 worth of Crack Cocaine. Officers told the caller to come to the home. When three men arrived, they were also placed under arrest. Persons in the home were Patricia Elizabeth McClure, 31, charged with possession of Looking glass O ut & A b o u t W*.' mr J Mn~ryf 1 w v rr i It(I ^ The city of W inter Springs Parks and Recreation Department Is hosting a remote control model war■hip battle at the retention pond In Winter Springs Park, Sunday, July 15, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Model remote control warship combat Is an exclusively strategic war. Models vary in size from 40 to 62 Inches in length. The event Is free of charge and open to the public. For more information phone 407-3174761. riJ *■ ! '3 6 3 * 5 I' 1 II .t t” pi 1 » C M The W inter Springs City Commission will hold a budget review workshop Monday, July 16, beginning at 5 p.m. in the commission chambers of city hall. The meeting is open to the pub­ lic. TUBS A Seminole Community College student is caught on film walking through the hall at the cotiego's Administrative Building. No Low e's. The C lock reported last week (hat hardware giant Low e's might be the buyer of the Scotty's property on U.5. Highwa 17/92; however, a source in the know says that's not the -----------------case because Lowe's has an option on some property on ' Rinehart Road. Furthermore, iH F u i? ; j the Scotty’s | P l' J , . jj property Isn’t jf i ; M l large enough Im A m M out in the next three to four months. "Evidently the new ow n­ ers bought the prooerty dirt cheap because they’re offering it to prospective tenants at $3 to $4 per square foot," the source said. T he Bucs are back in town. Evidently the Bam Is beginning to regain some of its form er glory. Last week when Blackhaw k played the joint, Tampa Bay Bucs icad coach Tony Dungy and some undcr 20 grams of marijuana and possession of narcotics equipment She was also wanted for violation of probation. Marshall Todd Harrold, 38, was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana and possession of narcotics equipmenL Shawn Patrick Tilton, 28 and Jack Lemont Ingram, 32, were arrested on the same two charges. The three men who came to the home while officers were there Included Hindi Kareem Jackson, 19, charged with selling cocaine and resisting an officer without violence. Terrell Lavine Dennison, 26, charged with pos­ session of cocaine with intent to deliver, selling cocaine and resisting an officer without vio- o f his assistants were reportedly in the audience. D idn't realize Dungy was a Blackhawk fan. Then again, maybe he was scouting the beefy bouncers for prospects along the offensive line. night to determine w hether to pro­ ceed w ith a street lighting project in the Historic District. C ity Clerk C olors or cob ored? Speaking o f the Bam , a sign above the establishm ent’s front door has caused some controvi the blai munity. In an effort to m ini­ mize trouble, a is-; sign announced B to natrons "No C olors," rvferring to motor(U r cycle gang -----------------------members wear­ ing iptjgnla that might spark a brawl. Evidently, some in the com ­ munity misinterpreted the mean­ ing and took their concerns to city hall. The Barn’s management pro­ fusely apologized, saying the only color they are concerned about is reen — ns in the color o f money. he sign was immediately taken down. K jV B : ■ The Sem inole County Port Authority will hold a regular board meeting Ywdnesday, July 18 begin­ ning at 4 p.m. in the admin­ istration building. Port of Sanford. The meeting is open to the public. SAT f Let there be light. Sanford offi­ cials will count the b allo tt Monday lcnce, and Jermaine Antotno Williams, 19, of Altamonte Springs, charged with selling cocaine. Officers from the Casselberry and Winter Springs police departments assisted in the raid and search of the residence. In The Pool Sheriff's deputies were called to Rolling Hills Country Club in Longwc-id early Friday morn­ ing, and found three people In the swimming pool, at the dub, closed at the time. The woman was said to be nude. Officers determined no one was being allowed access to the poo], and the three reportedly said they had jumped the fence. The three were identified as Monica Medland, 23, of Parkview Drive, Sanford, Jay Stanley Gustnvtc, 24, of Chesteriand, Ohio and David Biyant Biehl, 23, of Winter Springs. Each was charged with trespassing In a structure, and disorderly intoxication. Biehl was also charged with resisting an officer with violence. they saw three men Bitting on a porch, possibly using drugs. Only one of the three was arrest­ ed, Tommy Lee Turner, 43, of Bell Avenue, Sanford, was I charged with possession of nar. cotics equipment l Angel Steals Christmas , Angel Finkle, 27, and Jamie » Wein, 38, both of West Seminole ^Boulevard in Sanford, were j arrested Wednesday by Sanford lice in connection with the rglary of a shed in tnc 800 block of West 2nd Street in i Sanford. Officers said the two . reportedly took boxes of * Christmas decorations, clothing On The Porch , utul oilier items. Each was Sheriff's deputies investigated a suspicious activity Thursday in . charged with burglary of a stnicCastle Brewer Court. They said E Doug Fetzcr CtMutmrr com m unis. A ll ii l)in Ping address Uu• “S erv in g S em in ole C ounty S in ce 1 9 0 8 “ Sunday, July 15.2001 • Vol. 93, No. 112 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by lovrspapets. Inc. •300 N. French Ave.. Saniord. FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 l a* (407) 323^08 Pamxacal Pottage Patd at Santord. Honda • 4 addrtnnel meSng oMcas USPS *81200 Fjodmatier. Sand » l > m change* to The SEMINOLE HERALD Republic Newspapers, Inc. P O Bo* 1007 Sentord FL 32772-1607 Members o f the OriandofUCF Shakespeare Festival will perform at the Central, Northwest and West branches o f the Seminole Court Public Library on July l 7 and July 19. They wifi direct members of the audience in scenes from Romeo and Juliet. The pro­ grams are the last In a series of summer specials for school-age cnlldren. The program Is free and open to all. Contact the libraries for dates and times of performances. Information can also be found on-line at www.scpl.llb.fl.us Admittance is on a first come, first served basis. Subscription Rates 3 Month* In Seminole County I t ICO 0 Month* In Seminole County S20 00 1 Veer in Seminole County 836 00 1 V u i Other Rond* Co w ry M 2 00 1 Veer Oul Ot S U M 852 00 U | A Tire Amnesty Day is scheduled for Saturday, July 21, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at both the Central Transfer Station, 1634SR-419in Longwood, and Seminole County Landfill, 1930 Osceola Road In Geneva. Tire Amnesty Day offers Seminole County citizens free disposal of up to ten tires from their residence. Businesses may not partici­ pate in the event. For further information contact, 407-6652260. Former employees o f the Sem inole Memorial Hoapltal in Sanford are invited to attend a reunion, Saturday, July 21 beginning at 11 a.m., at Lake Monroe Park, at the foot of Highway 17-92 bridge on the Volusia County side. The event b covered dish and people are urged to bring their favorite food, utensib, plates, drinks and chairs. Ice will be provided. Donations are being accepted. Phone Pat Crawford at 386-456-0400 or Jlml Gold at 407-324-8547. > a a - 4 <fl �T h e S eminole H erald Sunday. July 15. 2001 Pagc3A Obituaries JE S S E LEROY CARN ES Jesse Leroy Carnes, 85, Fairway Court, DeLand, died Wednesday, July 11,2001 at his residence. Bom in Nellgh, Nebraska, he moved to Central Florida in 1987. He was a retired business owner of Allied Tire dc Battery tn • Chicago. I le was a World War II veteran of the U S . Navy. He belonged to American Legion Post 172, Neligh, Neb., AF &AM Lodge 1074 in Englewood, 111., and Masonic Ige. gcurvivors;include dau ghters, Survivors Cherie Besicker, O range City, Marsha M cMahon, Geneva, HI.; sister, Viola Willis, Escondlno, Cal.; four grand* children; eight great-grandchil­ dren. M emorial donations may be made to Hospice of Volusla/Flagler, 3800 Woodbriar Trail, Port Orange, FI. 32119. Fourtowns Cremntlon, Inc. In charge of arrangements. A LD W IN P. CHERJUE Aldwin P. Clterrie, 88, S. Grant Street, Longwood, died TUesday, Ju ly 10,2001 at Florida Hospital Altamonte, Altamonte Springs. Bom Jan. 1 ,1913 in TVinldad, British West Indies, l>e moved to Central Florida 20 years ago. He was a retiredd pna pharmacist and a m ember of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. Survivors Include step­ daughter Jean Richardson, Petewawa, Ontario, C a n a d a ;. brothers, Carl and Max, both of Manchester, England, Kenneth, M D, Trinidad, West Indies; sisters, Gertrude Walthc, Toronto, Canada, Mae, TVinldad, Mora Kydd, Ed inborough, Scotland, M arjorie T. Gordon, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. BERN A RD L CONNIFF, SR . Bernard L Conniff, Sr., 93, E. Hancock Drive, Deltona, died Wednesday, July 11,2001 at an assisted living facility, Braddock Avenue, Osteen. Bom in U pshur County, W.Va., he m oved to Deltona from CoUlngswood, N J. in 1979. He was a retired foundry mold maker with General Electric, Philadelphia, Penn, He belonged to Knights of Columbus Honorary 4th Degree; lifetime member Bishop Eustace Council, G.E. Retirees Club, Loyal Order of Moose - lifetime member, and M odem Woodsman of America. He was a m ember of O ur Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church. Survivors include wife, Margaret Frances Conniff, Deltona; son, Bernard Leo, Jr., Deltona; tWo grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, In charge o f arrangements. M ELVIN L C U TLIP SR . M elvin L. Cutllp, Sr., 52, East Graves Avenue, Orange City, died TUesday, July 1 0 ,2001 in the Fort Lauderdale area. Bom in Ashland, Ohio, he moved to Central Florida In 1996. He was a truck driver and belonged to Assembly o f God, Mansfield, Ohio. Survivors Include wife, Karen, Orange City; son, M elvin Jr., Columbus, Ohio; daughter Stacy, Mansfield; father, Oliver, C anton, Ohio; four sisters; three grandchil­ dren. Fourtowns Cremation, Inc., Orange City, in charge of arrangements. D O R O T H Y ANNE G A R N ER Dorothy Ann Gamer, 70, Spring Pine Court, Kissimmee, died Saturday, July 7 ,2 0 0 1 . Bom in Kissimmee, she w as a long resident. She w c j a teacher assistant for Osceola ty School Board. She longed to Bethel AME uren. Survivors include sisters, 1 N in a Scott a n d Bettye Ferrell, I >th o f Kissimmee; brother, I mjamin Cambric, Kissimmee; f ur grandchildren; two C odcnildren. ' G olden's Funeral Home, Inc., Kissimmee, in charge of i^rangements. Blue Grass Music July 21 is the third Saturday and therefore time to gather those Instruments, lawn chairs and the family and Join the Pick-ln Bluegrass style at the community building in down­ town Longwood, com er of West Church Avenue and Wilma Street. The event from 6 part, until 10 p m . is free and refreshments will be available. Join in the music or Just listen and enjoy. For additional infor­ mation call 407-260-3447. Jazz Concert The Altamonte Jazz Ensemble, directed by Mike Arena, will present Its summer concert 7 p.m Sunday, July 22. 'With a "TributeTb Tbmiriy Dorsey," and music made pop­ ular by his famous orchestra. During the slightly more than 20 y ean o f r ‘a bandlead­ ing career, Dorsey was one of the most dominant factors in the big ban music business. It was he who had the first big success with a style combining both sweet and swing. He was the tin t who made vocal groups a really important part of the dance orchestra. The Jazz Ensemble will fea­ ture Dorsey alumnus, Uouibui*ist Jim Foy, recreating the music made famous by Dorsey and his trombone. Also featured will be vocalists Don Ryer and Ellen Ryzner, recreating the songs of Frank Sinatra and the PledPlpers. The event will be held in the Lake Brantley High School Auditorium in Altamonte Springs. Admission is $5 at llw door. For more information, call 407-322-7528 or e-mail arenaOmplnet.net. The concert LUCILLE PEN N IN GTO N L u d lh Pennington, 78, Oak Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday, July 12,2001. Bom in Winter Garden she was a lifelong Central Florida resi­ dent. She was retired from Sandra Fashions and was a member of Fleet Reserve. Survivors include daughter, Patsy Smith, Sanford; Brother, Edwin Shaw, Corpus Christi, Tex.; sisters, Juanita Newson, Columbus, Ga., Norma Jean Tadlock, Fort Walton Beach; five grandchildren; three great­ grandchildren. Rriiwon Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge o f arrange­ ments. Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, July 4, 2001. Bom in Tifton, Ga., he moved to Central Florida in 1954. He was a plasterer and a member of Love Tabernacle Church of God in Christ. Survivors include wife, Evvie; son, Herbert Boston; daughter, E w ie L Martin, ail of Sanford; parents, Effie and Henry Possltt, Jr., Altamonte Springs; sisters, Bmda Lampkin, Orlando, F. Kathleen 1 Collins, Tifton, Ga., Linda Williford, Altamonte Springs; brothers, Anthony Fossil, Earl Fossitt and Ronnie Fossilt, all of Altamonte Springs, Gregory Fossilt, Columbus, Ohio, Anthony Mathis, Tifton, Ga.; maternal grandm other Juanita Kelly, Orlando. Golden's Funeral Home, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. > o LOADY, LORDYy & • ..LEROY’S .. DAVID W ILLIE P IT T S David Willie Pitts, 48, Lake a Tat i L O IS R. M cLEO D Lois R. M cLeod, 75, S. Park A e n u e , Sanford, died Wednesday, July 11,2001. Bom in Hindman, Ky., she moved to Central Florida in 1962. She was a beautician for J.C. Community notes Summer Theater Camp Wetdva River Players is sponsoring a summer musical theater camp In Sanford, for children ages 7 to 13. This Is a two-week (Monday through Friday) camp now m operation through July 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 pan., with a closing evening performance at .the Helen S u b * Theatre on July 20. Camp workshops wilL indude CreatiraVntm atics, , Acting, Musical Theater and Singing, Dancing, Auditioning, Stagecraft, Theater Art and Stage Makeup. Camp Pee la $250 for nonmembers, $225 for members o f Wekiva River Players, and includes tuition, camp T-shirt and two free tickets to the clos­ ing performance. Additional tickets are available. Registration and uuae Informztion contact WRP at 407/2621801. Penny's and a Baptist. Survivors include daughters, Sandy Colodny and Candy Jackson, both of DeLand; sis­ ters, Louise Smith, Orlando, Denise Klaver, Sanford; broth­ ers, Lyon Ramey, Sanford, Gordon Ramey, Virginia, Sheldon Ramev, Kentucky; three grandchildren; one great­ grandchild. Sunset Cremation Service, Orlando, In charge o f arrange­ ments. 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Ta n k F u n eral H om e HI A C om bined Total O f 14 3 Y ea rs of C a ring S erv ice m S K m im :y * ....... v p t v 3?" s Armnua’j U Includes Tax f SATISFACTIONGUARANTEED lt»« I rM : : m ta ru m . ftttfcr I FULFILLING YOUR FUNERAL AND CREMATION NEEDS LOCALLY AND WORLDWIDE 905 Laurel Ave., Sanford (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 I ^LO N G W O O D I 1 3 1— ^SAN FO R D Hwy434&427 11 3 3 0 -4 8 8 3 "* l— ♦ 207E.25thSt 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 J ^CA SSELBER R Y S I g Winter Park Dr. 339-7365 J $ JO E H JU D W JU llJ& H JU U tW JM E Ja E H A M W M E M X H M D W M M H M D W A fli �4A T1IRSBM1NOLKIIKRALI) Sunday. July 15. 2001 O pin io n Bob B arr can’t resist Condit media spotlight Just when I feared I would have no good excuse for commenting on the controversy surrounding the disap­ pearance of former Washington intern Chandra Levy, Georgia Congressman Bob Barr, that indefatigable defender of women, came riding to the rescue. Thank you, Bob. Last week, Barr, a pitbull of the Republican far right, became the first member of Congress to demand the res­ ign.! lion of CalifomiavCongressman Gary Condit, who has reportedly admitted to police — belatedly — that he carried on an adulterous affair with Levy, who has been missing since April 30. Barr said in a television interview (where else?) that Condit's affair suggests "we have a very serious societal problem here." It's a wonder Parr has been able to restrain himself so long. Condit has been at the center of a news media whirlwind for several weeks as rumors swirled that his relationship with Levy extended beyond that of mere "friends," as Condit initially character­ ized it. Given that Condit is a Democrat, Barr must have been eager to Cynthia launch a partisan broadside. Tucker Barr is perhaps best known for his • • • • • • • role in the impeachment of former President Bill Clinton, who also conducted an ill-advised affair with a young California intern. Of Clinton's GOP attackers, Barr was the most vociferous, the most over­ wrought, indeed, the most unhinged. If you listened to Barr, you would have thought Clinton was responsible for global warming, ethnic cleansing and the disappear­ ance of the Lindbergh baby. I don't know what I'd do without Barr. He is such an inviting target for ridicule, such a tangled mess of hypocrisy, such an outrageous voice of over-the-top par­ tisanship. Granted, he's not quite in the same league as Dan Burton, R-Ind., who once shot a watermelon in an effort — so far without obvious rational connection — to prove that Clinton friend Vince Foster was murdered. But he's close. B a rr, y o u s e e , is a n u n lik e ly c a n d id a te to u p h o ld m o ra l­ ity o r v irtu e . H e is o n h is th ird m a r r ia g e , a n d a t le a s t o n e of his ex-wlves accused him of adultery. Asked aboMc that allegation under oath in a divorce prnceeding,.he refused to answer. An arcane Georgia law allows individuals to avoid answering questions about adultery if the answers might "subject them ... to ridicule or their estates to for­ feiture." Besides that, plenty of his GOP fellow travelers have engaged in adulterous affairs themselves. Does anybody remember former Congressman Bob Livingston, R-La., who resigned before being named speaker of the House because of allegations of serial adultery? And, of course, there was the GOP revolutionary himself, Newt Gingrich, who recently married a young congressional aide with whom he had carried on a long-term adulterous affair. Granted, those men had the good fortune not to be involved with young women who subsequently disap­ peared. Condit's worst offense is not his apparent serial adultery — there is too much of that in Washington for it to be the subject of serious news coverage — but his utter and abject callousness toward a young woman with whom he was once romantically involved. Once Levy disappeared, any honorable person who considered himself a "friend" would have understood that his public reputation was less important than doing everything possible to help her family and police locate her. In a crunch, Condit chose his image over Levy's wel­ fare. But I suspect his constituents back in his Modesto, Calif., district are perfectly capable of deciding whether they want a man of Condit's obvious lack of character to continue to represent them. They don't need any help from the likes of Bob Barr. we t>on’ t CoHSVPeP. '• De n i e d ‘J ■d M e o ic A L Opinion Page Policy IT a Don't llko our point ol view? Do something about It. Write us a tatter to the editor. All letters to the editor must be signed and, for verification purposes, j Include a a address and phone number. Lowers should also bo limited lo 500 ' words. Lettors to tho editor will be accepted by: • U.8. Mall 300 N. French Avs., Sanford. Fla. 32771 • E-mail 6lwdlfordaol.com N e c e $ 5 iT V / e n ie d e n ie p ,p£ ! ! e> •■per4»Et? C LA W S .VEH'EP , V6N'et> ^ ,tn < eP peH«ED DEN'Eb d e n ie d P E N ‘ tP •Fax •rYmi »*o 323-9408 Letters to the edkor and cotumnlstt who appear on the edkortal page do not neceesarfy represent the views of the Seminole Herald. Letters may be edtod for length. r Justice O’Connor and the death penalty "right" of a woman to kill her Sandra Day O'Connor told pre-bom child, even while the the Minnesota Women Lawyers last week of her concern that the majority recognized the State's "legitimate interests" in protect-, deatl^penalty is unfair and that ing both the health of the preg­ it's possible innocent people nant woman and "the life o f th e have been executed. She offered fetus that may become a child." no evidence lo support her By ihe time of Stcnbcrg vs. statement, something a lawyer Carhart (2000), the Nebraska arguing before her would never case in which that state be allowed lo get away sought to prohibit par­ with. She did say that tial birth abortions - a six death row inmales raced urc that sucks the were freed Iasi year and rains from a baby as it 90 have been exonerated is in the process of being by new evidence since bom - O'Connor wrote 1973. that the law was uncon­ O ’Connor noted that stitutional because the DNA testing might alle­ state lacked the requisite viate some of her con­ Cal exception "for the cerns If more states llrat allow capital . punishThom as preservation of issed laws fa ment passed man» * # * * * « the...health of the moth­ cr. dating such testing after Oops. The statement begs the conviction. She also said that question of how a woman can defendants who have money often get better defense lawyers be a mother when the court had decided earlier that what she Is Ilian defendants w ho are poor. Th e exoneration q| some carrying Is a "fetus that may death row inmates is not an become a child." Any abortion­ a^um ent in favor of eliminating ist will state that the "health" of capital punishment but a testi­ the woman is in jeopardy, if mony to the fairness of a system only to collect the fee. skewed toward prelecting the accused, sometimes to the detri­ ment of justice. Universal DNA testing, where warranted, would make the sys­ tem even more trustworthy, as would better lawyers for loose unable to afford expensive ones. What's most interesting about O'Connor's speech is that she seems to project on condemned killers an Inalienable right to live. Yet, O'Connor does not project a similar view on prebom babies, even as they arc in the process of exiting the birth canal. She has written as much while casting swing voles upholding abortion on demand. O'Connor lacks a unified legal and moral life ethic. She has written of a "possible” con­ stitutional right to assisted sui­ cide (Washington vs. Glucksbcrg, 1997), even though * she voted with the majority in that case to uphold state laws that prohibit physician-assisted suicide. In the case of Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania vs. Casey (1992), which upheld Roe vs. Wade, lOlDOl f*«ll T«e NttJ O'Connor was with the 5-4 majority that reaffirmed the E Abortionists aren’t about to refer a "client" to a crisis preg­ nancy center where she’ll be told the truth and offered help for herself and her baby without charge. In Stcnbcrg, O'Connor wrote that the Issue o f abortion "is one o f the most contentious and con­ troversial in contemporary American society." She neglect­ ed to mention that the Supreme Court made it even more con­ tentious and controversial by ■deciding n the i l issue for itself, rather mail letting the people's elected representatives' scntatives hash it said that the issue presents "virtually Irreconcilable points of view." Couldn't the same be said of capital punish­ ment? O'Connor is squeamish about killing convicted murder­ ers to protect a few she suspects arc "probably" Innocent, but she expresses no qualms about killing-the pre-bom, whom know are all Innocent. Why w orrtO 'Connor at least call for more safeguards for the pre-bom and for women before an abortion is allowed? Lost X week, one TV network reported on a new type of sonogram called "4-D. The image on the screen of a fully formed baby was so sharp it could have been a home movie of a child trying to swim. What the reporter did­ n 't say'was that the baby could be killed If the woman carrying it so decided. Why can't wc have laws requiring abortionminded women to sec the image of the baby within them before they have an abortion? Wouldn't that be consumerfriendly full disclosure in the spirit of truth-tn-labeling-laws? If Justice O'Connor believes it a good idea to improve safe­ guards for convicted killers, only a small fraction of whom may, ip fact, be innocent, and if she’s leaning toward eliminating the death penalty without those safeguards, as she seemed to be suggesting in her Minnesota speech, why not offer similar safeguards lo ih e pre-bom, the most certiflably innocent among us? O 2001 THbvn* M n lit Svrvfcn, Inc. ANOTHER TE.ST 9 9 JOP*' TMiS COULD AFCCCT MysSLF-EVTgfiM From A to Z Cynthia "nicker is editorial page editor for the Atlanta Conatltution. She can be reached by e-mail: rynlhiadajc.com. C 2001 A TLA N TA C O N S T IT U T IO N Art Zielinski asks people what they think... D IS TR IB U TE D BY UNIVERSAL PRESS S Y N D IC A TE Vaw Park, localed in Sanford, has been in oper­ ation fo r several months. The unique, fully enclosed exercise area fo r dogs is frequently used by numerous canines and their loyal owners each day. So we asked several twolegged visitors, “So far, what is your opinion o f Paw Park?” *r I . . . Tt (' Lx I love H I rtrivfl from downtown Orlando once a week. Today I brought Bree, Lady and Lucky with mo. I think It's a great place to socializes your dogs — and people too. Mike Robertson, Orlando It was a great Idea, And the park is well kept, that's Important. The trees provide shade so you can bnng your dog here during the boat ol the day. Our dog, Augusta, loves it. Debbie Brown, it's a great benefit to the neighborhood. I would like to see them keep it open longer In the sum­ mer, and provide lights when it gets dark earty in the win­ ter. Debbie Cotrino, Lake Mary Sanford H’s a great Idea, especially In the city' where people do not have a lot nt land. It would be nice if the park were even larg­ er with a lake for the dogs to swim In. Kevin Qrser and Duke, Casselberry ■j x * ta k I come here twice a day with my dog. He loves to run and play. I also think all the owners are really nice people, and they do a great job In keeping tho park clean. Willie Mae Bouey Sanfort �T he SF-minoi f. 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Stumped? Call 1-900-933-5155. 1 2 19 n 13 27 3ii^ n 1 J m■ 3 rr ■■ 85 Sheridan's mtsspeaking Mrs. 86 Olympics coach Karotyi 87 Munchkin kin 90 Lash ol oaters 92 Log up 93 Designaled 94 Perk up 95 Kind ol shepherd 97 Even (with) 98 Leal collections? 101 Rabbit relatives 103 Strong surf 104 Cap 105 Bordeaux honk 106 Quitter's comment 107 Giggle 109 Certain Prot. 111 Oll-tokt Isles 112 Volvo competitor 115 Navy NCO 116 Top 117 Microwave "j J j■ “ w> mi too too 99 108 l-ji ii 102 109 iU ii i 1?2 7/15/01 J r ' l n c c n f ’ SI J - C I lJ u ±_ V JX V 't 'A C 'L / A SO v p »q i -c d .L C 'O wf V v C IA J _____ 9 9 cen ts a minute 12 13 it Sunday. July 15. 2001 I'OftO 5 A A memorable lime was had by all attending the Seminole f ligfr School Class of 1951 50th Year Reunion June 23 - 24. Tirere were 62 out of the 95 liv­ ing classmates attending at least one of the events, plus spouses and guests. There was much excitement amt nostalgia at the reception on Friday night as many who had ............................. not seen each other in several years came together again. Name lags which held their senior photos were very helpful and recognition soon brought Grace Marie hugs, back S t i n c c i p h c r slapping and rerr reminisc* • •••••••• much r _ inBLite event was field at Sanora Clubhouse, sponsored by class­ mate Rachael Johnson Renar and her husband Stan Renar of Virginia Beach, Va. Five tables scattered around the room were laden with delectable canapes, vegetables, hors d'oevres, ham and a huge bowl of delicious shrimp. On tire tables were stalks of celery tied wilh orange nnd black ribbons reminding the classmates that they had been called lire Celery Feds. To carry out the theme, there were also cel­ ery dolls artificially arranged on the tables along with replicas of saddle oxfords. Another table held memorabil­ ia from their school days which included pictures and other items from the time they were In Westsidc and Soulhside Primary schools through Seminole High. These items were also displayed Saturday night. Books containing information on each classmate were given out and Joynie Mac Jones Defoor was thanked profusely for her hard work in producing this. Late Saturday morning found a large group at the Colonial Room for brunch. The menu consisted of eggs, hashed brown |H>(,itnes, grits, bacon, sausage, fruit, muffins, juice and coffee. Tlie group then went lo Ihe for­ mer Sanford Grammar School which most had attended in filth and sixth grades, for a tour of what is now Ihe Student Museum. They each enjoyed vis­ iting their former classrooms and the upstairs auditorium which brought back many memories. Lite special exhibits anil pictures of old Sanford were also enjoyed Following this, a few made their way to the Sanford Museum where the Sanford they remem­ bered is on display. Some sat around a table enjoying copies of the Salmagundi and the Celery Fed. There were approximately 1(X) classmates and guests attending the Saturday night function at UnBest Western Marina Hotel. Others who had not been at tin* preceding event were welcomed and there was more reminiscing and "catching up." The lovely centerpieces on each table were donated by Carolyn Patrick Stenstrom and Rosemary Salisbury Fisher. These used the class adore of yellow and green and consisted of carnations, daisies and day lilies. Tire menu included a choice of prime rib, chicken cordon bleu or naked grouper, which were accompanied by green beans atmondine, stuffed potatoes, tossed salad, cake and iced tea. Acting as emcee was Garnett White, chairman of the reunion committee. During the evening he made announcements, told jokes, recognized guests, con­ ducted door prize drawings and generally kept everyone enter­ tained. i le also presented each classmate with a T-shirt on which is their logo. In appreciation for his hard work, White was presented with a gift certificate from the class. Billy Tison gave a moving trib­ ute in memory of the 22 deceased classmates after which the school song was sung. Special mention was made of some who trad come a long dis­ tance to attend the reunion. These include Kntheryn Cullum Donofcro, San Diego,Cal., Shirley I familton Latham, Phof-nix, Ariz., Rudolph Smith, Ft. Worth, Tex., and Lois Wesfall, Boston, Mass. Disposable cameras were on each table for classmates to use, so there will be a multitude of pic­ tures to record the event. All classmates also gathered for a latge group photo. See Class of '5!, Page 7A H o n e s t, D e pe n d a b le , G u a ra n te e d and D e d ic a te d S e rv ic e w ith a Personal C o n c e rn f o r Y o u r R e p a ir N eeds. & Beverly Transmissions Repairing and Rebuilding Automatic Transmissions 289w.f i l l SMforf 322-8415 m v -o o s m S i n c e 1 9 5 9 ..J S a m e L o c a t i o n n -w -a * 02001 T r ib u n t M rrlla S c r r i m , I nr. See Solution on Page 7A L e t Us D o Y o u r zy. LXG jtrkC^ J. J, n n iL V FO O D 5 P E I I H I 5 P r i c e s S l a s h e d ! ! ----------ALL D O M E S T IC B E E R S . . * 1 . 5 0 ALL W E L L D R IN K S .. .........* 1 . 5 0 A L L T H E T IM E !! Residential Our Specialty D EEP C LEA N SPE C iA L 2 6 0 5 P A R K D R IV E SAN FORD KARAOKE ON WEDNESDAY THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT HAS RECEIVED AN APPLICATION FOR CONSUMPTIVE WATER USE FROM: H O U S E C L E A N IN G - 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon We D o I t A ll! ! Including CALL TODAY!. 25% OFF • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES 1W I N D O W P A C K A G E S - WITHCOUPON_ DUSTING • VACUUMING • APARTMENTS * COMMER­ MOPPING/WAXING FLOORS CIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING CEILING FANS • EXCELLENT SERVICE • ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED • AFFORDABLE RATES INSIDE & OUT "•'NEW CONSTRUCTION* . CHANGE DIRTY LINENS M Lb Ov H n M r " ‘ A A C A R P E T C A R E COM PLETE C A RPET & U P H O L S T E R Y C LEA N IN G 4 0 7 -4 9 6 -1 2 2 2 NEAT-N-TIDYALLCLEAN 4 0 1 -3 2 1 -1 1 7 1 Sem inole County Board ol County Commissioners, 5 0 0 Wost Lako Mary Blvd., Sanford, FL 3 2 7 7 3 7 4 9 9 , application #8241. The applicant proposes to withdraw 1.72 million gal­ lons per day of water for Household, Urban Landscape Irrigation and Essential typo uso. Tho withdrawals used by this proposed project will consist ot ground water from the Floridan aquifer via 4 active wells in Sem inole County, located in Section 18, Township 21 South. R an ge 2 9 East, known a s Southwest System Lynwood/Bel-Aire. The filets) containing each of the above-listed applicalions(s) are available tor insp ec­ tion Monday through Fnday except lor legal holidays, 8 :0 0 a m to 5 :0 0 p.m. at the St. Jo h n s River Water M anagement District Headquarters or tho appropriate service center. Written objections to the application may b e made, but should bo tiled with (received by) the District Clerk, 4 0 4 9 Reid Street. Palatka, Florida 3 2 1 7 7 -1 4 2 9 . no later than 21 days trom the date oi publication. Written objections should Identify the objector by name and address, and fully describe the objection to the application. Filing a written objection d oes not entitle you to a Chapter 120. Florida Statutes, Administrative Hearing. Only those persons whose substantial interests are affected by the application and who file a petition meeting the requirements of Sections 1 2 0 .5 9 6 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 2 8 -1 0 6 , Florida Administrative code, may obtain an Administrative hearing. All timely filed written objections will b e presented to the Board for consideration in its prior to the Board taking action on the application. iria Lewis, Director, Division ol Permit Data Serv ices Jo h n s River Water Management District We Serve Sanford, Lake Mar}, All Seminole County & surrounding areas. MM �Page 6A T hi S eminole H erald Sunday, July 15. 2001 S A T U R D A Y P R IM E T IM E SATURDAY AFTERNO ON B R O A D C A S T S T A T IO N S U R O A D C A S T S T A T IO r i S ( Guyi [WNBA Btfkattwil tel Angto— IptHi at —MNnftoFi I'Auto R»c*i ) 0) Myafeca (Uvt|______________________________\m *) .» . . . Thf Ftohar King (i—l j [Ratwn WArnr.*) Ar trt*yj«J M ^ i t n fwio hem meiti t mad kfjflN el t » ffcetoi iw trq Nc cmn Hniy Qrjt ewdown ]Bi5 0*9Brad—2(re) («) hen rdA&*•»•* U****N Open. 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July 15. 2 0 ( ) l T ll R C 7 A Class of ’51 Continued from Page 1A this memorable weekend includ­ ed Garnett White, chairman, Paulette Cason White, Joynlo Mac Jones DeFoor, Joyce Anderson Freed, Barbara Pearce Rabum, Bette Peacock Skates, Mildred Erwin McKcndrcc, Bobie Jean Galloway Reaves, Rachael Johnson Renar, Edna Michaels Snavcly, Edison Myers, Carolyn Patrick Stenstrom, Lloyd Reynolds, Kenneth Robbins, Dorothy Teslo, Clarence Clause, Sadie Soderblom Hackctt, Joann Two major door prizes were given toward the end of the evening. The first was a week in Maggie Valiev, N.C., courtesy of Clarence and Norma Faye Cause, which was won by Arlene Jacobson Tetenbaum. The other, won by Rudolph Smith, was two nights and a gourmet dinner at Chelola Mountain Resort in Blowing Rock, N.C., courtesy of Rachael and Stan Renar. The committee who planned Strawder Hacked, Marcha Shannon Spivey, Rosemary Salisbury Fisher, and Earl Ratlifl. Other classmates with spouses and guests were Betty Billheimer, Earl, Ann Ad>or Mich., Pat Cassubc Krider, Collingdale, Penn., Mary Ann Kreinbring. Tillis, Blackshear, Ga., Betty Lou Partin Bruns, Cumming, Ga., Martin Taylor, Doraville, Ga. Those coming from Florida were Dial Boyle Jackson and Didl Colic Bentley, Lakeland, Ethel Williams Thomas, Apopka, Mable Cherry Flumm, Cocoa, Dr. Ronnie Gamer and Arlene Jacobson Tetenbaum, Daytona Beach Shores, Carleen Hollenbeck Franklin and Bobby Franklin, Okeechobee, Bobbie Hicks Snyder, New Smyrna Beach, Lewis Hughey, Osteen, Harold Marsh, Tallahassee, Barbara (McNab) and Herman Swaggerty, East Palatka, Billy Tison, Pensacola, Clarke Messier, Gainesville, Frances "Boots" Moore Sweat, Goldenrud, Aubrey Moran, Jasper, Jack Swain, Sorrento, Patsy Stokes, Winter Park, Jeanette Wolfer, St. Petersburg, Nancy Sturtevent Webster Clary, Longwood. Lake Mary Residents attending were Christine Brooklyn Jacobs, Barbara Eubanks Hickson and Don Smith. Crossing the lake from DeBary were Marion Butler, Shirley Middleton Greirne and Pat Hargrave limning. Those who reside in Sanford are Dennis "Buddy" Bass, Frances Edwards Galloway, Margaret Hunt Duggar, Jimmy Joe Kendall, Barbara Petras Green, Lucille Landless Richardson and Joyce Lee Dorton. Former teachers attending were Mrs. Nellie Coleman with husband, Boyd Coleman and Robert Harris. Other guests included Douglas and Gladys Stenstrom and Grace Marie Slinedphcr. S tu d e nts to u r new spaper S e m i n o l e PAMELA J. HELTON, P.A TheLiquor Stofe ATTORNEY AT LAW THE LUCKY LOTTERY STORE BANKRUPTCY • DIVORCE Payment Plans • Also Practicing In: Fam ily Law, M odification, Child Support, Landlord / Tenant, Evictions, D omestic Injunctions, Guardianship, Probate and Wills. fctflntlhd 8 0 1 N. M agnolia Ave„ Ste. 407, Orlando, FL 32803 Phone: 481-9564 1303 S A N F O R D AVE. (13th & S A N F O R D AVE.J S A N F O R D . FL (407) 302-7857 Th*hfctigofi AAvtvy•mr-pnrtwtdKMnnTmttlrUdnol t» batedooMy m 6*o» yaw*«**■*■» townfl yuH> t tyaftfttHongand«qit*nc* 153WSR. 434•Winter Springs | Hn i Mpboto by Tbnwjf Vlnoirt Studonls from Marta' Day Care Center in Lake Mary recently visited the Seminole Hanld to team about the newspaper publishing process. Those attending the tour Included, from left, Breanna Gunning, Alexis Gunning, Kart Peterson, teacher Erika Medlock,,Sarah 8nigh, K J . Patterson, Mario Ristera and Robin H. Feuer. R e p a ir s M a k e s f 12Ho. funnty onrtfrigerHors 4 Ik. O n A ll A n d 2yr. WarmlyonRebuilt T/D J A'nrParis & M t t r j tollable M o d e ls 1 5 3 9 D o lg n e r P la c e herri Lee honored s a ‘P o in t o f L ig h t’ washer&uryer MatchedSet E X I T 62 F R O M 1-4 O F F O R A N G E B L V D , O N T H E S T . J O H N S R IV E R great difficulties," Lee said. "O ur greatest challenge is to meet all of life's obstacles headon, Icam from our failures and successes and improve our lives based on what we've learned. Most Importantly, we must teach others what we have learned to nuke the world a better place to live." The Daily Points o f Light Award is given by the Points of Light Foundation in partnership 1 with the Volunteer C enter l National Network, Knights o f ii Columbus, and Corporation for National Service. •Lessons •Repairs •Sales •Rentals •Accessories [ Gunite Shell 6*x6*Waterline tile ' Cantilever Acrylc deck Diamond-Bate Electrical Hook-Up I ■Karaoke filter 1-In-line . cNortnator ) l*Pool Lite (‘ VMWflEO HAYWARD Rod ft Winds Shuttleworth SSI E. Hwy. 434 Tima Squirt Pint Longwood, FL 32750 to ♦SPECIAL* , P o rt of S a n fo rd drugs. FAD also enlists various law enforcement agency mem­ bers in their efforts to come to terms with drug addiction. After losing her son to a hero­ in overdose, Lee became a mem­ ber of FAD. Her son was a first­ time user and tire fatal Incident happened at a going away party Sherri Lee o f Longwood, will be presented with the Daily Points of Light award at a spe­ cial ceremony July 19. The ceremony is sponsored by Heart of Florida United Way (HFUW) as the official Volunteer Center for Central Florida, on behalf of the Points of Light Foundation and the Volunteer Center National Network. Points ol Light Foundation President and CEO Robert Goodwin said, "W e receive nom­ inations highlighting various volunteer activities and Initia­ tives daily. We search for pro­ grams that meet community needs and lead to long-term solutions; efforts that build con­ nections between the communl* iy; efforts Hut are of at least six 1mnnthi in duration and efforts Ithat demonstrate measurable Im pact. For demonstrating vol­ u nteer service that meets all of th ese criteria, Sherri Lee is truly Deserving of recognition as a p a lly Point of Light." 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House voted last week to make It legal for people to buy prescrip­ tion drugs from foreign countries by mall order or through the Internet, but several local medical providers arc not sure the new bill is exactly what the doc­ tor ordered. Thousands of Central Florida resi­ dents currently purchase drugs through American mall o rd er companies and even some travel to Mexico and Canada to buy prescriptions at a cheaper price. The Federal Drug Administration reports that more than 2 million pack­ ages of prescription drugs were import­ ed last year. "M edicine Is even cheaper in Canada," said Sanford Dram Towers res­ ident Rose Davis. "W hen we were in Canada, I could go Into a drugstore and get my prescription for five dollars. It's Pharmacy. "The potential (tor mishap) is about $14 down here." On the average, prescriptions sold there as it is not as controlled as it is here, over the Internet ana foreign countries There’s a huge fine to just have samples in this store, as an e*«mple." arc anywhere from 30 lo 70 According to Winchester, recnt cheaper than slmimany drugs have to be drugs purchased in local If they d o n ’t stored at the right tempera­ drugstores. Davis currently ture, moisture level and type has three prescriptions per h ave tight of container and he wonders month and even with Blue if foreign countries will Cross and Blue Shield enough adhere to those standards. Insurance she still pays "Even if 1 bought some more than $50 for her co n tro ls, it (over the Internet), I could monthly pills. say that’s Ihe same thing as I While ordering prescrip­ cou ld be get here, but you really can't tion drugs through the mail do that," Winchester said. d isastrou s. and Internet may be cheap­ "Pill makers are able lo er, local pharmacist are wor­ make pills look identical, ried the safety of the con­ Or. Brend* B*K«f but the ingredients necessar­ Central Flood* sumer might be compro­ n*a«on»l Ho»plUI ily aren't the same." mised when buying the Winchester and fellow cheaper drugs. pharmacist Rlsa Exum, from "Supposedly it’s pretty easy to do," said pharmacist Todd Central Florida Regional Hospital, both Winchester from Good Neighbor agreed that drug prices in America have u C St. Johns to lower taxes, hires new director plies, providing flood protection and protecting water quality in our lakes and rivers." The tentative budget includes $9.9 million for water source development projects, along with $32 million for priority sur­ face water restoration ana pro­ tection projects throughout the district. Except for the impact on the St. Johns River in Seminole County, none o f the major pro­ jects are in Seminole County. Under the 0.462 millagc rate, 4 6 2 cents for every $1,000 of assessed property value, the owner of a $75,000 home with million, or 29.8 percent, partly the standard $25,000 homestead reflects a decrease in the exemption would pay $23.10 per D istrict's w orkforce a t well year in property taxes to the as adjustm ents In som e pro- District. SJRW M D's governing board reason It reduced outside rev- also voted unanimously to hire enuet from local, state and fed- Kirby B. Green III to serve as the end sources. district's new executive director. "This budget reflects a cornerGreen, 51, a Jacksonville vative and balanced approach to native, has been deputy sccreresourcc protection," said Ury of the Florida Department G overning Board Treasurer of Environmental Protection for Duane L. Ottenatroer of seven years, and oerved with the lackaonviUe. "We wlU continue FDEP for 23 years, to m V out ways M I m p r o v i n g C r a c n r e p l a c e s Harry Lmsbii e f f i c i e n c y to keep our tax rata a a who rusigned alter nearly 1’ low as possible, while, safe- years with the St. Johns Rlvei guarding drinking water sup- Water Management District. — yy — gone through the roof. "I'm not sure It's not a bad thing as drug prices have gone out of control," Exum said. "Somewhere there has to be a balance between costs." According to Exum, she Is most con­ cerned If the web sites and mail order drug companies will be able to profile consumers to make sure they are not being prescribed conflicting medica­ tions. "A lot of these seniors are going to multiple physicians and getting drugs prescribed from different doctors," Exum said. "Wc have safety checks that helpsprevent those errors from happen­ ing. There needs to be some type of con­ trol." Central Regional Emergency Room Dr. Brenda Salter said it's too early tell If the proposed bill will be beneficial to consumers. "If they don't have tight enough con­ trol it could be disastrous," Salter said. Another concern of Salter's Is that patients will be seif-prescribing and selfmedicating themselves as many of the prescription d r o p in America are over the counter In other countries. Similar legislation passed Congress Iasi year, but the Clinton and Bush administrations both exercised an escape clause in the bill citing safely as the reason. If the new legislation passes the Senate and the President's approval, Americans could enjoy cheaper pre­ scription drug prices, but according to Brom Towers resident Derry Harris nothing will beat the convenience of the local pharmacy. " Ir s right next door and I can get my prescription in five minutes," Harris said. "If I sent off for it by mall, you never know how long it will lake."1 1 Feeney speaks at international foru m Continued from Page 1A Some of the largest increases nal justice facility near Five .w ill go to the public safety Points, renovation of the Sanford department as salary advances courthouse and expansion of the are expected for firefighters oyer juvenile justice center. The pro­ the next two years and a new fire ject will be the largest capital station is planned for the north­ Improvement for the county the west sector of the county. next two years. “W hile I am proud of the Other highlights of the two- progress we have been able to ar budget Include more than make with this two-year budget, water; wastewater and solid it is also important to note B u t waste projects. The projects we are far from solving all the include expansion of issues," Grace stated in the bud­ C onsu m ers,, Heathrow, Lake gets’ summary. According to Grace, mass Monroe and'Lake Hayes water treatment plants. Operations and transit operations, funded coats o f expansion of the waster entirely from one cent of gas lax, and water and solid waste dis­ cannot continue at the current posal services will taka 2 7 5 per­ level of service without addi­ cent and 24.9 percent of the bud­ tional revenue. In addition to the get in the next two years. mblems with mass transit, race stated the government's Also consuming a large por­ tion of the budget the next two communication systems are out­ years will be the purchase of dated. The cost of replacing the [and and construction of 32 miles systems is estimated at $7 m il­ roved by Seminole lion and according to Grace will of trails November 2000 ref­ be a primary goafth e upcoming voters In erendum. t h e projected cost for year. the trails project will be almost $18 million,, or 3 3 percent, the Christopher Patton can be first year and $ 1 2 5 million, or 2 5 reached at cpattonOaamlnolahsratd.com or 407-322-2611. percent, the following year. £ E Cameras town development, riverwalk the back o f each photo, and development and other pro­ bring it back to a subsequent jects." At the May meeting, Sanford meeting," he said. "I think that one o f the things Main Street Director Walt Padgel these photos w ill p rove," reported attending a National Mohabeer said, "is that Individ­ Town Meeting in Indianapolis ual people will be finding things and touring four riverwaiks they like that others may not. including one in M adison, Everyone, as an individual may Indiana on tlic Ohio Rivet. He have different id e a l and we took tome photos and distrib­ hope to put these ideas together uted them to those in atten­ dance, and urged everyone to In this project." Both members of the Sanford bring back photos of any riverCom m unity Redevelopment walks they saw while on sum­ Agency ana Waterfront Steering mer vacation. The Waterfront Master Plan C om m ittee will be provided with cameras at tills meeting, Steering Com m ittee meeting, snd all members are urged to Wednesday, July 18 Is open to the general public, and all attend. "Once we get these photos," persona interested in these he continued, "w e'll be putting development plans arc invited them together in e display end to attend. moke it available f o r m em bers of the public to ace. Hopefully Kir Nick Pfslfuif can bs reached at con come up w ith some Ideas we nlckpBM m lm tlshsrsld.com or can incorporate into the down­ 407-322-2611. Continued from P i| e 1A and soda] organizations, among them the American Guild of Organists, Women o f the The Si. Johns River Water Management D istrict's (SJRWMD) Governing Board voted tills week to lower taxes for the second consecutive year. The board approved the tentative Budget t Christopher Patton am bs reached at cpstlonOaemlnolobefaM.com or 407-322-2611. State Rep. Tom Feeney, speaker ol the Florida House, spoke Tuesday at panel discussion on the U.8. Financial system sponsored by the International Council of Central Florida and the U.8, Department ot State. Representatives from Turkey, Peru, Philippines, Nicaragua, India and Croatia participated in the program. Longwood woman t6 get natioriltaward . ................. _ ^ ~ Sherri Lee of Longwood, will Impact. For demonstrating vol­ be presented with the Daily unteer service that meets all of Points of Light aw aal at a special these criteria, Sherri Lee is truly ceremony July 19. The ceremony deserving o f recognition aa a is sponsored by Heart of Florida Dally Point o f Light." United Way (HFUW) as the offi­ Lee is the vice president of cial Volunteer Center for Central Families Aga.'-ist Drugs (FAD), Florida, on behalf o f the Points of an agency with support Light Foundation and the groups for parents who have lost Volunlt-er C o lte r Natlcnnl a child to a drug overdose or Network. family members with loved Points o f Light Foundation ones in a coma, in Jail, rehab, President and CEO Robert or still on drugs. FAD also Goodwin said, "We receive nom­ enlists various law enforcement inations highlighting various agency members in their efforts volunteer activities and Initia­ to come to terms with drug tives daily. We search for pro­ addiction. grams that meet community After losing her son to a hero­ needs and lead to long-term in overdose, Lee became a mem­ solutions; efforts that build con­ ber of FAD. Her son was a firstnections between the communi­ time user and the fatal incident ty; efforts that arc of at least six happened at a going away party months in duration and efforts as he was leaving for the that dem onstrate measurable Marines. With Lee's help, FAD has expanded to Include educa­ tion of young people and parents about the consequences of drug use. Thanks to Lee's help, FAD raised five times mere money this year compared to last year. "Life Is full of challenges and great difficulties," Lee said. "O ur greatest challenge is to meet all o f life's obstacles head-on, learn from our failures and surceases and Improve our lives based on what w e've learned. M ost importantly, w e m u tt teach oth­ ers what we have learned to make the world a better place to Uve." The Daily Points o f Light Award is given by the Points of Light Foundation in partnership wfih Ihe Volunteer Center National Network, Knights of Columbus, and Corporation for National Service. Cooper Continued from Page 1A me to continue carving, and I've been doing it ever since." Cooper lias traveled through­ out the Southeast selling what he creates, including wooden signs, furniture and rocking horses. Although he may relo­ cate lo an area for several years, his 13-acre farm in Tennessee remains his homobasc. • In February, Cooper arrived in Sanford, and be currently has a shop, Creations in Wood, at Shooting C ontinued from Page 1A police officers and a helicopter was flying just above her roof. “All of dwin were shouting as loud as they could ‘Come out,' " she said. "I stood in front of five cocked guns to get the man turned aver. "H e wasn't there to do me harm. I'm 86, and 1 was scared lo death and glad to be out of it," Russell said. Brown was arrested by SCbO for burglary, but more charges cotitd l*e pending upon Du.* com­ pletion of the Sanford Police investigation. Christopher Patton can bs reached at cpsttonO ssm lnolsheratd.com or 407 -322 -2611 . 1219 French Ave., next to take him a little longer to com­ Checpo Depot. His location isn't plete. too hard to m^*s — lie's created , As for stepping away from a display area that includes var­ the woodcarving Business and ious signs he makes, some • relaxing for awhile. Cooper antiques from his native (Joesn't see retirement in his Tennessee and a boar's head hear future. dressed in motorcycle parapher­ "I'v e tried to retire, but no nalia. one will let me sit down tong For people who need a wood enough," he said. sign in a hurry, Cooper can carve, sand and varnish one In just a few minutes. However, more intricate requests may Community Briefs Voter Registration available In the p rin cipal's Seminole High School is par­ office at Seminole High. Any ticipating in a voter registration citizen interested in registering drive sponsored by PTSAs lo V ile may do so by .visiting throughout Seminole County. In the school between 7 a.m. and 3 addition to offering 18-year-old p.m. Monday through Friday. students and their parents the opportunity to register to vole, ^ W omen's Hall o f Fame the school has encouraged 17The deadline for nominations year-old students to pre-regis­ to the 2001 Florida Women's ter. Hall of Fame is Monday, July 16 Parent volunteers spent sev­ at 5 p.m. The Florida Women's eral evenings calling many stu­ Hall of Fame serves to recog­ dents' homes encouraging all nize and honor those women, qualified residents in the home whu, through their lives and to register to vote. Voter regis­ works liave made significant tration cards have been provid­ improvements o f Uve for all cit­ ed to several hundred interest­ izens of the state. ed citizens. Nominations may be btained Voter registration cards are by calling 805-414-3300. thropic sorority. A Celebration of Life memori­ al service will be held later at Markham Woods Presbyterian Church in Lake Mary. Details were not available at press time. Mrs. Touhy is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, James and Nancy Touhy, grandson, M ichael Shane Touhy and granddaughter, Cortncy Touhy, both of Atlanta. In lieu o f flowers, memorials can be made to the Louise Tbuhy Scholarship Fund, School of M usic, U niversity of Colorado, Cam pus Box 301, Boulder, CO 80309, attn: Barbara Zartengo. Memorials can also be maue L» Uw Markham Woods Presbyterian Church, 5210 M arkham Woods Road, Lake Mary, FL 32746. Love . Funeral Home in Dalton, Ga. Is In charge of the aggangementa. For more infor­ mation, call 706-278*3313. Fire department warns parents of leaving children In hot cars The Altamonte Department oi cem ed about the safety o f children in vehicles. As a result, the department fa spon­ soring ti fr** car-w it A*My inspections from time to time, open to the general public, not just residents o f their dty. Department officials also warn that children should never be left alone inside o f a car, even for a few minutes. Across the nation, from 1996 to 2000, more than 120 chil­ dren died from heat stroke after being trapped in a car. In the summer of 1999, an aver­ age o f one child every four daya died after being trapped in a car parked In searing n ea t Caregivers and parents sometimes feel they can leave a child in a vehicle for Just a moment while they complete a small task. Unfortunately, a delay inside a store can cause serious injury or death to a child trapped inside a scorch­ ing hot vehicle. Inside a car, temperatures can reach more i4 0 degrees In just a "few min­ utes. A young ch ild 's core body temperature can increase three to five times faster than that of an adult, causing permanent Injury or death. A few techniques to make sure y ou r child stays safe include: • Never leave a child unat­ tended in a motor vehicle, even with the window slightly open. • Always lock car doors and trunks, even at home, and keep the keys out of chUdrcn's reach. • Teach children not to play In, on, or around cars. • When restraining ch il­ dren, check child restraint seat to make sure seating surfaces are not overly hot. • Be wary of child-restraint locks. Teach older children how to disable the driver's door lock) if they unintention­ ally become entrapped In a motor vehicle. Jit �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. July IS. 2001 l*OBC ________ B u s in e s s Business Notes' OA ________ Contractor celebrates three-year anniversary Cotutniction begins Officials from Publix, the City of Lake Maiy and Real vest Partners, Inc. were on hand to mark the offi­ cial start of construction of a 121,(XX) square foot p-mmmcrcc busincss-toconsumci fulfillment center at the Lake Mary Business Center recently. Solar to expand Florida Solar Technology is build­ ing o new corporate headquarters facility •again. This one makes a pretty impressive statement as It's solar powered throughout. Founder and President Skip West said construction will start before the end of summer on a new 30,000 square foot, two-story facility on SR-46 in Sanford. TWo years ago, Florida Solar opened its present licadquarters at Northstar Industrial Park, and has already outgrown i t Florida Solar will grow from fewer than 100 workers to more than 200. Wert raid the firm plan* to hire as many as 100 new workers for its new pool cleaning division before the end of the year. Promotions Florida Solar Technology has named Brandon Hill as sales associ­ ate and Cathy Caswell as pool maintenance technician. Hill has five years of sales experience. Team Information Services, Inc. in Lake Mary has named a veteran placement specialist as director of recruiting. Founder and chief execu­ tive officer Matt Moore has appoint­ ed Mary Painter to the position. Painter has more than nine years of experience. Team Information Services b an information technolo­ gy consulting and development company based in Lake Mary. By Christopher Patton Staff Writer World Resort," LaFlant said. Near US Highway 192 and Interstate 4, United Enterprises has already built six time share LAKE MARY — Three years ago, Larry LiPlanl joined Mike buildings that are three stories tall with 24 unite and total McKenna's electrical company 24,000 total square feet for United Enterprises of Orange Celebration World Resort. County and created the general contracting "Wc could actually be out firm United there for the next Enterprises five to 10 years," of Seminole said LaFlant as County. the resort compa­ According ny is planning a to LaPlant, second phase of the general contracting U N IT E D E N TE R P R IS E S time shares. Other jobs firm lost United Enterprises has netted is money in its first year then posted a $1.1 million and a $9.6 ' the St. Francis Animal Hospital | in Osceola County and the new million gross profit in the fol­ _ Longwood Community lowing years. Building. "This year we're hoping to "That job (Longwood) b a exceed that mark," LaPlant } high profile job for us," LaFlant said. In five years, McKenna's side j said. "We worked hard to get I th b job." of die business as constructed To date, lire Seminole County more than 47D ceil piSone tow­ ' general contractor employ oys anyers and various electrical sites jloy where from 17 to 20 employees, throughout Florida, in three but tire small company mentali­ years, LaFlant has netted only ty also transfers over to their three jobs, but one of contracts business style, according to with Celebration World Resort Ltd., will keep the general con­ LaFlant. "We deal more one-on-one tractor busy for several years to with our clients," LaFlant said. come. "We definitely have the small "That was what really put us company mentality. I think that on the map was the Celebration S Hospital christens new cafeteria Central Florida Regional Hospital dedicated ib new cafeteria on July 11 in front of hospital staff, volunteers and visitor?. Podnev Smith, Central Florida Regional Hospital CEO, and Efcrin Gort, District Manager for SODEXHO Allbnce, provided an overview of the renovation project. "O f all the renovations Central Florida Regional Hospital has taken on during the past year, th b one in partic- .0 0 % Heathrow 1001 The general contracting firm of Brasficid & Gorrie recently complet­ ed Heathrow 1001, a five-story 204,451 square foot office building Lake Mary. The owner b the ___id Company and the architect The cafeteria renovation fea­ tures: A new floor, tables, chairs and to follow soon; new miniblinds and room partitions. . Food islands that include a deli, soup wells, and a dessert bar allow diners to select food items with greater convenience A check-out island that pre­ vents back up of people wag­ ing to pay for their meal. A new 21-day menu cycle b now in place to provide greater food variety. An Exhibltidh Cooking Station b available to serve customers ala-carte. U H u n to n B ra d y P r y o r M a so . Stirling announcements Site work to develop business, medical and professional offices But total 35200 square feet of space will start In 90 days at Regency Polntc In Lake Mary. Roger Soderstrom, owner of Stirling International Realty, Ind. said the office park will accommo­ date six single-story office buildings ranging in size from 4200 to 8200 square feet The property is lomted on a four-acre tract with frontage on Lake Mary Boulevard. Stirling has also negotiated the sale of a 15 acre tract at the comer of Jewett Lane and Bcvier Road in Sanford. Showtime Investments has purchased the property which will provide expansion for Sanford Auto Dealers Exchange. ------- sets us apart from other con­ tractors" U nited E n t e r p r i s LaFlant said with most gen­ eral contractors, clients' requests for change of orders sometimes have to pass ‘hrough four or five individuals before it reaches the top commander. But, with United Enterprises with one phone call clients can talk to the man in charge. According to project manager Curtis Alexander, "value engi­ neering" also helps set the Lake Mary contractor apart from its competitors. Value engineering is where the architects, contrac­ tors and engineers meet and discuss how to make the build­ ing the most cost-effective. H*raid photo trf Tommy Vtncanl "The animal hospital design Employees of United Enterprises of Seminole County celebrate the com­ basically had a building built pany's three-year anniversary this month. In the front row, Margie Rowland, inside a building, so we went in Trisha Putrke and Gail Merrill. In the back, Mark McKenna, Kenny Bowen, there and corrected the plans," Curtis Alexander and Larry LaPlant. Alexander said. employees," LaPlant said. Mary. To contact the company Alexander said "value engi­ call 407-444-0441. "Their dedication to getting the neering" will save tiie animal job done on lime hospital more than $50000 in and within bud­ wasted construction costs. get." United Enterprises is also the L i Plant is proud preferred contractor for the SunTrust building in downtown to be a Lake Mary resident and he Orlando. They have already wouldn't want it completed more Ilian $300,(XX) any other way. worth of small construction in "Look at tiie the building thb year. progress all around "Wc have a great staff. That’s ou — It's great," what sets us apart — our esaid. "It's the place to be for a general contractor.” United Enterprises is locat­ ed at 103 Untied Enterprises has built six time share uiar touches all of our patients, Commerce Street, buildings for Celebration World Resort. The vbitors, employees and volun­ Suite 105, in Lake contractor began its seventh this year. teers," said Smith. "Our part­ nership with SODEXHO Allbnce, who provides our food services for u», luu. enabled us to vastly Improve the quality of food served on a daily basis." n v n iu pnow wy lummy vincvni Officials c-it Uio ribbon on the Central Florida Regional Hospital s newly renovated cafeteria. From left to right, hospital CEO Rodney Smith, hos­ pital director of food services Kevin Leider, hospital chief operating offi­ cer Bland Ing. executive chef Jason Manners, hospital retail manager Stephanie Gulrguts and SODEXHO district manager Eferin Oort. In the kitchen: A new patient menu that offers a wider variety and more nutritional menu for patlcnb. New patient tray line in the kitchen that expedites food delivery to-patienb. Fresh baked goods arc being reduced each morning and \cludc pastries, cookies, muffins, and danbhes. A new grill b being added to the kitchen for charbroiling. C on a P u b lix ® FOOD & ph arm acy ■ LAKE FOREST VILLAGE iSHOPPES 5240 W. S.R. 46, SANFORD 321-0423 iC i The Bank For You And Your Community! 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You'll find that our standards haven't changod much over the years. A sk about easy financing options at your participating dealer today. .'■■■’ ‘ : .i- . ' ■ ■ ■ ■ - __________ ' •__________ i ____________________ To Locate A John Deere Dealer Near You, Call: 888-MOW-PROS(Toll Free 888-669-7767) 004304 ACCJ r �T T iik S e M in 'o l e H e r Al d Inside: Seclion B C C S u n d ay July 15, 2001 5B-8B o rd 6B l a s s if e d s r o ssw * _ • S o cce r ch am p ion s to be crow n ed SY FA R E G IS T R A T IO N It's that time of year ngain!!l The Sanford Youth Football Association (SYFA) is registering players, cheerlenders and dancers for the upcoming 2001 Pop Warner Season. If you have friends or family that haven't signed up yet VC — now is the time! 1re SYFA offers five The Sanford Seminole souads divided into five different age groups (and weights) modeled alter Seminole High School. Games arc played on Saturday’s on the same fields the high school teams play on Friday. Seminole 1ligh School’s Thpmas E. Whigham Stadium serves as the home field for the SYFA teams. Young people interested in registering for football, chccrleading or dance must have the following items. 1. SYFA Registration Form. 2. Copy of Birth Certificate (must be a state certificate, not hospital). 3. Current picture. 4 F o rm . 5. Cony of 2000-2001 Report Card. 6. Registration Fee. For football information call 407-330-2541. For cheerleader or dance information call 407-330­ 4454. YO UTH SO CC ER The City of Casselberry is offering Youth Soccer Co-Ed and Girls Leagues for play­ ers ages 4-to-17 starting In late August or early September. the fee is $50 for Casselberry residents and g g $60 for non-residents. Intercstcd.parties may register at the City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department, 125 bast Melody Lane, between the hours of 8 o.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information please call 407-696-5189. O R L A N D O M A G IC BA SK ETBA LL C A M PS The Orlando Magic will host Gatorade-sponsorcd basketball camps for boys and girls ages 5-17 this sum­ mer. The day will consist of drills, 20-minute games, video analysis, 3-on-3 com­ petitions, and a guest speak­ er. rhere is a 10-percent dis­ count offered for each addi­ tional child within one fami­ ly after the first child's tuition is paid in full. Camps arc as fotlows: July VV.August 3 _ ages 6­ 1 7 ,9 a.m.-to-4 p m , RDV Sportplex. For more information con­ tact Tom Bieri at 407-916­ 2681. S T E T S O N B O Y 'S B A S ­ KETBA LL CA M P Tire first Derek WaughStetson University Hatters Boy's Summer Basketball Camp will be held In DcLand. The final Individual Camp (ages 8-16) will be held from August 5-9. Cost is $275 for overnight campers and $190 for day campers. For more information con­ tact assistant coach Jon Coffman at 386-822-8144 or by e-mail at jcoffman@stetson.edu. SO C C ER SC H O O L The 22nd annual Seminole Soccer School at L ike Mary Fligh School still has open­ ings in the second session (July 23-through-27). The camp runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day and is for boys and girls ages 5See Briefs, Page 3B Special to the Herald SANFORD — The U S . Amateur Soccer Association will determine its 10 national champions of 2001 in the annual Philips Electronics National Cup Finals being staged at Sylvan Lake Park this weekend. The annual amateur championship fea­ tures champions from each of the four U S. Soccer regions (Regions 1 ,11, III and IV) squaring off in 10 different age brack­ ets (men's and women's Under-20, Undcr-23, Over-30, Open and Amateur). As part of their sweeping partnership with U S . soccer announced in June, Philips Electronics was featured as the 2 0 0 1 P h ilip s E le c t r o n ic s N a t io n a l C u p F in a ls b e in g c o n t e s t e d a t S y l v a n L a k e P a r k th is w e e k e n d National Cup finals title sponsor for the first time on Friday. To qualify for the Philips Electronics National Cup Finals, teams progressed through competitions within their cities and states, before eventually competing for xKBf icspactlyc regional champi­ onship (Region 1 In Ihe East, Region II In the Midwest, Region III in tire South and Region IV In the West). Each of the four regions then sent their 10 division win­ ners in five men's and women's competi­ tions to the National Cup Finals. Philips Electronics will also award the Most Valuable Player in each of *he 10 agfc categories with a specially designed Ludte trophy and several electronics products in a Philips branded sports bag. The Philips Electronics products i include on Xpanium MP3-CD»player; |* super long life (5-ycar!) Mara thon Household Light Bulb; the SonJcarc Pro Scries toothbrush, which cleans with a combination of 31,000 brush strokes per minute and gentle sonic waves; and a Norelco Advantage Shaving System or riulips kitchen Appliance. The MVP tro­ phy and products from Philips Electronics have an estimated retail value of approximately $350. The competition In Sanford, under the s«i«plre« of the Central Florida Sports See Soccer, Page 3B t Rain slow s P o st 5 3 Wet field I keeps team from shot at 40tb win Leaders tumble in Recreation Volleyball By Doan Sm ith Sports Editor SANFORD — Things appear to be getting interesting In the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Spring Recreational Volleyball League. By Dean Sm ith Just two weeks ago the Sports Editor Shoestrings, which won both the A League regular season SANFORD — Looks can be and tournament titles In the deceiving. Polar Bear League, were riding Such was the case a five-week unbeaten string and Wednesday at Seminole High looked to be coasting to another School's Alumni Field os an cliamplomhlp. I . ‘LgSi early morning rain ontLa fol­ But last week in the Dan low-up storm In the afternoon Pelham Gymnatorium at turned the outfttM Into a 4 Sanford Middle School the for­ swamp even though the sun mer dominant team In the divi­ was out and the field sion, Matt’s Team, rose up and appeared to be fine St game hi •* put a halt to the streak by a sur­ time. prising score of 15-6. - - “You really couldn't see the Normally a lass like Uwt water from the stands, but it could be shrugged off as "just J R & there were puddles In the out­ one of those games," but maybe field," said Sanford Campbellthe other shoe has dropped as Loosing American Legion Post this week the Shoestrings not 53 coach Rod Fcrgcrson. only lost a game, they suffered ^ ----- J ^ Jt m « » . « .w the S titc IbuhnTnm t their first losing week >memocoming up In a couple of ry; going „ 1-2,. while * n ile Matt's Team weeks w c didn't want to go again went 3-0, creeping closer out and tear up the grass." to making a race out of the divi­ The ratn-out denied Post 53 sion yet. the opportunity to win Its 40th The B League was also game of the season. ■tunned this week as league­ Sanford improved to 39-1 on leading Sanford Church of God Saturday as Jake Davis, Kyle saw Its undefeated winning Bono and Dominic Petracca streak end at 19 games. combined to scatter 10 hits The second place Saints and Matt Fraysler drove In a turned the trick, outscoring the pair of runs and Post 53 previously unbeaten leaders, scored four runs in the fifth 15-12. inning to break a 1-1 tie and Matt's Team, which dombiato on to defeat Orlando Post ed the A League for years tlcy) 5-2 In 9 (Lake I under the sponsorship of of the Championship3 Game Ca Kathy's Baby Shop, had its best 1st Annual Johnny Jones week In a ior~ time, belting the Memorial 4th of July Unknowns 15-4 and postfog Tournament. identical 15-8.victories over the The team was to have taken Shoestrings and Nation's Fence. a shot a win number 40 on The Unknowns also had their Friday os it traveled to best week of the season, bounc­ Titusville to take on Post 1 in a ing back from ll«e loss to M att's doubleheader and then return Team to finish the week 2-1, home to Alumni Field this beating Nation's Fence, 15-9, afternoon (Saturday) to close and then outscoring the out the regular season against Shoestrings, 15-12. Lake Highland Prep in a douThe Shoestrings very nearly blcheader beginning at 1 p.m. went wfolcss for the week, havThe postseason begins fo^ to go overtime for the sec­ Wednesday at Lake Brantley ond week in a row to nip High School as Post 19 will Nation's Fence, 16-14. host the District Tbumament The Saints were already fired and Post 53 will take part up for the upset of Sanford even though they are already Church of God as they had . HmW strata* by Aft ZMn*u guaranteed a spot in the Slate romped in their to a 15-1 open­ Tournament os the host team. Tha lower part of the Sanford Post 53 oflsnsa came through In the final* ot the Johnny Jonas Memorial 4th ot ing game thumping of tlie The schedule will appear In Jyfy jntimsmant on Saturday as Trevor Barryhil (No. 24 top) was 2-tor-4 with an RBI, Matt Margo (No. 6 , abovo Stare, setting up the battle Wednesday's J iiij . kcL Herald. left) was 2-tor-3, with a home run and two nan scored, and Mall Freysiw (No. 7, OfOvs ilglit) * a s a-tor-3 wCh against the league leaders. RBI as Sanford topped Orlando Post 19 (Lake Brantley). 5-2.______________________________________ ________ See Legion, Page 3B . The Saints then capped off a perfect 3-0 night with another 15-1 humbling of the Stammers. Sanford Church of God had a tougher opening game as they _ ’ knih Seminole Somlnnli- and nnd West West indeed indeedfor forSeminole. Seminole. Tbumament as both topped the Stars 15-7. But they By Dean Smith But Odell came right back to strike out the bounced back well from the Seminole were still alive on Thursday. Sports Editor Odell, a rightluuuici, ml*ed a hard fastball side and Seminole never really threatened uj3sct, roaring past the » • . to score again. with a good overhand curve to keep the Sum m ers, 15-4, to go 2-1 for DELTONA — Chris Odell did his best Forest Hills then put Seminole behind the Seminole batter*guessing all night and fin­ the week. Nolan Ryan Imitation os Forest Hills from 8-ball in the bottom of the first inning as ished with an impressive complete-game The Slammers had gotten off Tampa eliminated Seminole from tne PONY Ralphy Valiente led off with a walk and to a good start on the night, get­ two-hit, 11 strike out performance. Baseball 14's State Tournament, 54), at the Shawn Solcr followed by reaching on an to ting past the Stars 15-9 to go 1-2 Seminole had a golden opportun West Volusia I*ONY Baseball Complex at infield single. •' t s first inn big as this week. take the lead in the tt Dewey Bostcr Park in Deltona Tuesday Brandon Carter then ripped a liner to ____ W Jmled off t game with a sting­ The standings after seven Mike____ Mchlich evening. right that skipped past the Seminole righting double Into the leftfield comer. ll£ UUUSfiV UIIW «**■ weeks are: But things were still going well for fielder for a single and an error, allowing M tblkh then moved over to third on a Seminole County teams in the Shetland See VolleybalL Page 3B See Pony, Page 3B wild pitch and things looked promising Division (5-6 year old T-Ball) State lit -*jg m sk ! PONY State Tournaments continue in Deltona �211 T he S eminole H erald Sunday, July IS. 2001 Mike Fritts wins 4th Annual Clyde H art Memorial By Hank San d ers Special to the Herald SAMSULA — The best Super Late Model cars and drivers were on hand to duel it out in front of a huge crowd last I:riday night for 125 laps as New Smyrna Speedway hosted the 4lh Annual Clyde Hart Memorial. The race, which was the fourth of the year for the RaceCar Engineering Sunbelt'Series, saw Mike Williams put the #40 South 40 Motorsgorts Chevrolet on the pole as fast qualifier. But Williams was not up front for long as he tangled with James Powell 111 on lap 1, paving the way for Mike Fritts to smoothly make his way to the front and drive to a very popular win. Tonight (Saturday, July 14), the fast half-mile will host heats and features in the regular FASCAR divisions of Super Late Model, Late Model, Mini-Stock, Modified, Sportsman & Strictly Stock. Gates open at 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located at the com er of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DoLand and Daytona. Fritts managed to hold off Dick Anderson's #92, and put his Briar Construction #27X in the win­ ner’s photos. The race was marred by many cautions and wrecks, but the racing was erv.it when the green was out. Out of the 40 cars that qualified, very LriiTED /IRTiST^^ATtwedev 1 SEMINOLE T0WNE CENTER 10 [ SHOW TIMES 324-4222 M & S ta ir Hoac* lb Cats & D ogs (PG) 10 50 12 50 2 50 4 SO 7 0 0 BOS The Fast and th« Furious ran 0 5 0 2 3 5 5 2 0 7 .4 } Legally Blonde iram few of the 34 that took the green finished without crash damage. The top five were Fritts, Anderson, Jack Cook, Mike Franklin, and a super run from the back let Williams to get a top five. It was an exciting race, and the scries will do it again for Race #5 at Lakeland USA Raceway on July 21. Only 13 Late Model cars were on hand for the other half of the twin features, a 50 Lap Special, but they were all good ones. The best one was Larry Osteen's Florida Auto Express #22 as he grabbed the pole in qualifying, and never gave up the lead. Bruce Lawrence IPs #16 was second quick and pressed Osteen at times to finish as the runnerup. Modified ace Jerry Symons drove David Logan’s #1 to a hotly contested third over Chad Pierce's #57 and Chris Lawrence In the #63.14ycar old Bobby Mara started his first extended lap race in this division, and finished on the lead lap in sixth place. Can anyone beat Rick Turney? The #55 T.H.E Ford Probe looked unbeatable as he came from the rear to easily pass some other very fast cars to get his sixth recent Mini-Stock win. Tim McPhnil drove hts heart out in the #7 Missile and claimed second, while veteran Ted I Start* Frt. July 13 thru Thun. 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Past champ Bruce Lawrence looked good In the orange #16 Sunbelt car, and he grabbed the third spot over the black #53 of Richard Till in fourth. Jeff Sloan finished out the top 5. Tank Tucker had the momentum after winning in the Patterson Memorial 50 last week, and again established himself as the dominant Modified winning this week's feature. The #15 Graham Custom Fab Monte Carlo shot to the front and tire rest of the big field could only watch. Rob Underwood Is coming on strong, and was second in the black 09, with Andy Saffoti in the #1 car a strong third. Jim "H oot" Flynn was back in the Business Archives #57 to lake home fourth over Bobby Blake's fifth running #00 In the 15 car field. Bruce Lawrence II was the surprise of the night as he drove an especially fast #16 Sunbelt Auto Carriers cars to his first career Late Model win. Lawrence battled hard charging Chris Lawrence In the #63 Lindsey Paving car to the line, while Brian Bellaw continued to show his talent in the #77 ACE Hardware/Kunxcman Monte Carlo by Albertson’s “drives” $180,000 for charity GAL G e n e ra l C in e m a 12-30 2 65 5 25 7.40 0 55 A.I. ran VulpiuV was flawless as he placed his #71 Pinto In third over Rex Christensen's V-3 and Tim Clark in the #15 Space Coast Mustang. I am hearing rumors about a bounty? What a streak! Ted Hclmcs started at the back last week and drove to the front for a popular Super Stock win. This week he started at the rear and guess w hat....he did it again! The #61 Amsoil Buick was killer fast as he went outside and in the grass to pass them all. It seems that a Buick may take over where the #13 Olds left off. Jim Snyder looked like the winner in the #55, but slipped and let Hclmes get by. Third went to Jim Evans in the #57, with Mike Soukup and Ed Zikowskl filling out the top 5 spots. Russ Rinaldi paced the Strictly Stock crowd to the finish line with Gcno Smith, Rich Boulton, Sanford's Big Bob TVombley and a Mystery Driver trailing across the stripe. ■1 r I I 1 1 4 ) HOWEY-IN-TH E-HILLS — The Muscular Dystrophy Association was the ultimate winner in the 7th Annual Albertson's Golf Classic. Over $180,000 was raised when 360 golfers began their day after a shotgun start on June 28 at Mission Inn Golf and Tennis Resort and Bella Vista Golf and Yacht Club. The 7th annual golf tourna­ ment brought vendors, brokers and Albertson's employees together for an exdting day in the sun. Tills year's tournament had such a huge response from participants that a third course had to be recruited. O f the 360 players, 288 golfers made their Bella Vista course. Albertson's Florida Division President, Shane Sampson, said, "Albertson's commitment to the See Charily, Page 3B nppcarShce at the Mission Inn courses while 72 teed off at the Pre-Owned ^^^SUVs, TrucksT^fr ^ M i n i Vans, Wagons J -t* N ew and Used Daewoos ~ Rebuild Your Credit w ith B la c k b u rn D a e w o o U 4165 H. Hwy. 17-98 • Sanford, FL 38773 k A ll C r e d it A p p lic a tio n s A c c e p te d . Volleyball — Continued from page IB A League _ Shoestrings (IB-3), Matt's Team (15-6), the Unknowns (8-13), a td Nation's Fence (1-20). B League _ Sanford Church of God (20-1), the Saints (IS-6), the Stammers (4-17) and the Stars (2-19). The league will play every Monday night in tne Dan Pelham Gymnatorium at Sanford Middle School begin­ ning al 6:30 p.m. and the public is Invited to attend free of charge. �Tire S eminole Herald Sunday. July 15, 2001 Pony Continued from page IB two runs to score. Seminole starter Luke Kimmlg worked out of the jam without further damage and then itcncd tow more scoreless innings, keeping the >cnl team in the game. But Seminole was unable to much of anything against Odell. 't Charlie Arval singled with one out in the sec­ ond Inning, which would turn out to be the team's final hit of the game, Kimmlg was hit by a pitch with two out In the third Inning and Arval walked leading off the fifth inning. But only one runner was left on base, and on first at that, as one runner was picked off first and another was cut down trying to steal. An error then opened the floodgates for Forest Hills in the bottom of the fifth inning. Valiente reached on an error to open the inning and Shawn Soler walked. Jo Jo Mandese singled to load the bases before Chase Arias lined an sac­ rifice fly to right, Bradley Clark singled to reload the bases, Carlos Armstrong singled in a run and Michael Scanlo walked to force in the third run of the Inning. Mehllch came on to relieve Arval, who had relieved Kimmlg in the fourth inning, and snagged a line-drive right back at him which he turned into an Inning-ending double play. Seminole thought it might have something going in the top o f the sixth Inning as Devin Donovan walked leading off the frame, but a ‘ double play dashed the final Seminole hopes. The lack of offense from Seminole, which only had four hits and scored four runs In the two games at State, dumbfounded Its followers as the team had hit .376 (47-for-125, including nine doubles) and scored 35 runs in four games In winning the District 5 Tbumament. Roberto Santana was 6-for-9 to lead the way in district, hitting .667, Other top hitters were Danny Coker (.556), Mehllch (.471, a team high 8 hits and three doubles), Daniel Kelley (.467,7 hits, two doubles), David Walden (.455) and Klnunlg (-308). Other members of the team, which was man­ aged by Wayne Kelley and coached by Brian Donovan and Jack Flnnerty Srv were Jon Andrew*, Drew Konetchy, Arval, Jack Flnnerty Jr., Carlos Montijo and Devin Donovan. In other 14'a games, the Pascual All-Stats from Miami knocked off host West Volusia and West Palm Beach to advance to the finals undefeated, while Forest Hills also ousted West Volusia and was playing West Palm BeoJ i in llw Loou ‘a E Harold photo by Art I Kylo Bono was 1-lor-2, scored a run, and drove in the tie-breaking run on offense and also pitched two innings to help Sanford Post 53 lop Post 19, 5-2, In the Championship Game ol the Johnny Jones Memorial 4th of July Tournament at Seminole High School's Alumni Reid last Saturday. Legion Continued from page IB The winner of the District Tournament will advance to the Area Tournament that will be held in Ft. Fierce the week of July 23-28. The Area winner will advance to the State Tournament in Sanford on August 2-through-5. The State winner advances to the Southeastern Regional in Albany, Georgia and the Regional winner advances to the American Legion World Series in Yakima, Washington. On Saturday, Post 19, the only team to have beaten Post 53 this season, got off to a fast start as Geoff Strickland led off the bottom of the first inning with a triple off of Sanford starter Davis. Davis came back to get a pair of outs, but Scott Swanson came through with a clutch two out single to plate Strickland with the game’s first run. The lead was short-lived, however, os Matt Mergo blasted a game-tying home run off of Kenny Vitek. The game turned into a pitch­ er's duel as Post 53*8 Davis and Post 19's Vitek and Andrew Laughter, who came on in the tliird inning, kept the game 1-1 through four innings. One thing that has been a trademark for this Sanford squad has been that when the opponent makes a mistake. Post 53 usually capitalizes on It. And that is what happened in the fifth inning. Chris Krall led off with a sin­ gle and after a fly out, advanced to second on a walk to Ryan Bono. Krall was cut down at the late trying to score when Jason ouwsma reached on an error, but Mergo was hit by a pitch to load the oases and Kyle Bono came through with a single to left, scoring Dominic Petracca, who was running for Ryan Bono, with the go-ahead run. Trevor Bcrryhill followed with another RBI single and Fraysler, the No. 9 hitter In the Post 53 lineup, ripped a third consecu­ tive single, this one to center, plating Mergo and Kyle Bono and putting Sanford ahead 5-1. Post 19 got a run back in the bottom of the Inning as Strickland.ranched on a (Wider'* choice and scoreciQtiA single by Chris Udfeldt. But that would be the end of E Racing Continued from page 2B coming from the back for third. Fourth went to the #57 of Chad Pierce in the American Auto car, and Sonny Linn in the Independent Volvo black #4 was fifth. Rick T\imey, "The Concrete King", driving the #55 T.H.E. Ford Probe is the fastest Mini Stock at NSS right now. Again he simply dominated the field to take the money. James Stalnaker In the new #14 machine ran a good race, but settled for second. Third went to “Racer Rex" Christensen in .he #V3. Clint Foley was fourth and Don Dalrymple was fifth. It was Chuck Abell in the Cool Time Camara #7 that fought his way to the front to get the Sportsman feature win. Abell is a good driver and this is a fast car, however, the #7 car was protested, but w hat aU was said and done found to be legal and took the win. At the line Dale Clouser's #30 was second, with recent winner Donnie Williams claiming the third spot over Doug Samion in the #04 Rinaldi Air car. Marty Wolf In the #01 rounded out the top 5. What a come back! Ted Helmes had been out with motor trouble, but came back to charge to the front for his second Super Stock career win in the orange #61 Bulck. Ed Ztkow ski'i Shark Lounge Monte Carlo was second, and Billy Spade in the 15X crossed in third, but had prob­ lems In tech which moved Mike Soukup in the #45 to third. Ron Whaley's #2 was fourth and #57 Joe Evans rounded out the top 5. Richard Boulton It topped an eight-car Strictly Stock field with Robert Skinner, Josh Wronkowski, Curtis Smith, and Sanford's Big Bob TYombley completing the top 5. In the special races of the evening, the team of Brady and James won the Bag Race, with Kenny McNamee outlasting Bulldog the Demolition Derby trophy. RESULTS N EW SM Y R N A SPEEDW AY Saturday, June X) SUPER LATE MODELS . 1 (1) Sammy Graham; 1 (11) David Ro*cr», 3(16) lirwr l iK K H t. 4. (SI) Rkhord Till. 3 (31) Jril Sloan. 6 (74) Barry Willoughby; 7. (16) Sort! Bramlrtt, S (20) Ron Uwandjo; ». (17) Mart Kinky. 10 (33) Kkky Wood. 11. (()) Vaughn Mdnttm; 12 (67) Chad Altman, 13. (2) O im ri Hlmmrlbngrr LATE MODEL . 1. (16) Bnrca I w m n I t 2 (63) O irit Lawrmct, 3 \n\ »ion tktlaw, 4. (ST) O u J ritref, 3. (I) SsrerJ U n a 6 (•» Rnhort AnJintuKk, 7. (76) Bobby Mara; S. (6) Rodney Eary: 9. (14) Randy Davla. IU (64) Mike Todd; II. (2) Uavtd L o n ; 1 2 (24) Ervin Mawkinbrrry. 12 (2J) Timmy Todd; 14 (XIR) Kay Rhrmt IS (»t Mark Strvm un. 16 (66) Jtmlw By* Hand. 17. (17) rhllllfi Broortl* MODIFIED . 1. (IS) Tank TWkar. 2 (IN) Rob Underwood; 2 (1) Andy Saifott.4 (57))lm 'lloo»* Flynn, 2 (00) Bobby Blair. 6 (29) Bo Darla; 7. (9) An Kundman; 2 (2) Skip llotialrr; 9. (71) Jw MJJdkwn. l a (22) Tim Dyion. 11. (77) Tim Wallaor. 12 (3) Wayna Parker, 12 (75) David Rngrrv 14. (7) M all Vandmndar. SPORTSMAN _ 1. (7) Chud Abrlt 2 (30) Dak Clouacv; 3 (U l) the scoring as Kyle Bono finM tr-d t h e fifth and worked flic sixth before way to closer Dominic Petracca, who worked a scoreless seventh inning. Doing the damage offensively for Post 53 were Mergo (2-for-3, home run, hit by a pitch, two runs scored, RBI), Fraysler (2for-3, walk, two RBI), Angelo Petracca (2-for-3, walk), Bcnyhlll <2-for-4, RBI), Kyle Bono (l-for-2, walk, hit by a pitch, run, RBI), Tucker Pearce (l-for-3, two walks), Louwsma (l-for-4, run), Krall (l-for-4), Ryan Bono (two walks), and Dominic Petracca (run). Doing the hitting for Post 19 were Swanson (2-foM , double, RBI), Udfeldt (2-foM , RBI), Ray Horal (2-foM ), Strickland (1for-3, triple, two runs), Mike Blackstock (l-for-3, double), and Matt Dobbins and Ryan Harris (Both l-for-3). POST W, 5, POST U 2 Sanford 010 040 0 _ 5 1 1 D Lake B ran llry 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 . 210 1 Davto. K. Bono (5L D. N t n c n (7) and E Bono VMafc, Lao«MM (M and bwanaon. WT _ Darla. LP ;U u * h l« t. S a n _ ------ . 2B _ Lola Brontky. Swanaon. Biaclatock. IB Lalw Brantley, Strickland. HR _ Sanford. Dmfoe V V U llw 4 104) Doug Sam im 2 (7) BIB Low . 6. (01) Marty W alt 7. (ZB4) Doan Tottan; 2 (10) Tncnmy Dova; 9. (07) Ron U rky M IN I-S TO C K .1 .(5 3 ) Rick TUnwy; 2 (14) )amaa Stalnakar; 2 (VS) Re. O r i k M . 4. (6) David CaaOdta 2 (7X) O bit Folry; A (56) Don Doirymoir; 7. (I) )am k McCagua; 2 (7) Tim McThait 9. (40) Ray M arlin ta (77) Jamk WUttamo; II. (01) C rn a d Gnrtat. SUPER STO C K . 1. (61) H d Hifcrxa, 2 (7) Ed Zlkmrvkf; 2 (45) Mika 5.<utvp:l. (^R o h W H tlsr-S (T ») P n a t 6 CU> Mika Wlaaortck; 7. (24) Chrta Priudat 2 (14) David Gould. 9. (55) Jim Snyder 12 (34) Ranly la m 11. (21) Batky Dyaorv 12 (10) K « i Paradkc; 12 (IT ) )ot ■ Woodbury; 14. (32) BID Stamyj 12 (35) Dm Ewing. BTKICTLY R TDCK . 1. (3) Richard Boulton Hi 2 (50) Hobart 5Efontr 1 (27) M i WronkowaU; 4 (44) Curtia Smith) 5. (34) Hobart TVorabky; 6 (7*) Jack Rata; 7. (26) M khrik D y»l 2 (00) Jarry M ikhail 9. (41) Scott Lam. ■AC RACE _ 1. (20) Ready A Jamea. D EM O RACB _ 1. (13) Kamy M r,dam n. 2 (444) Bulldog Fridag |«Jy 6 SUPER LATE M ODELS SUNBELT SUPER SERIES RACE *b 4ih A n n u l a y d * Hart Memorial (U S L a p .). FART TIM E , (40) Michael WUEama; TO P ROOKIE _ (73) Billy "The Kid" Mowary. RESULTS, 2 (Z7X) Mike Frlaa, 2 (92) Dick Andanoav 2 (94) Jack Cook; A (!) Mika Franklin ltd 2 (40) Michael WUllama; 2 (3IX ) Ja m Burkett; 7. (73) Bflty Mowary; 2 (10) Eric Black; (. (14) Bnaca Law m en 12 (3) Mike ■hvwuhon; II. (0) R id Pratt; 12 (07) )ttf ScoAoid; 12 p i ) Ja0 Sloan,* 12 I (4X) Mac M vw a v 15 01) Dadd Rogova, 12 (43X) Drrvui SchocnMd. 17. (40) Brian Ftmey. 12 (32) Tbdd Panoa; 19 (44) |lm McCoy; 22 (71) BJ. McLaod; 21. (I2E) Jetf Emery; H (74X) Hubert Stmmona; 22 (53) Richard DO; 24 (13) laacei Boyd. 22 (44) foray Kay; 24. (43) BID Pratt; 27. (37) Jamaa Powad. 22 (W ) Morgan Floorer; 29 (63) Joe F IM 3a (B9) Lee CoOlna; 31. (26) Scott Bramlett; 32 (74) Barry Willoughby; 22 (27) Mike Good; S i (22) Onrid Frorhlkk. LA TE M O DEL 40 LAP SACS . 1. (22) Larry Oataxv 2 (16) Bruca Lawrence H; 2 ( l) Jerry Syntax*; 2 (57) Chad Platen 2 (63) Chrla Lawrence; 6 (74) Bofebv Mara; 7. (01) Bobby Newton 2 (23) Tim Tbdd; *. (3) Rodney Eary; 12 (42) George Murphy, 11. (M ) Mika Tbdd, 11 (26) Bobby Endian 12 (24) Kevin Ifawklnbany. M lN l-S TD C X _ I. (S3) Rkk Turney. 2 (7) Tim McPhoIt 2 (71) Ted VUphra. A (V I) Re. Chriaknam; 2 (T5) Ttan dark; 2 (4) Jamk McCague; 7. (34) Jaah Robtnaon 4 (361 Dee, Delrympk. 9 (120 Dvnnia Carier; 10. (01) Conrad Grmiet; 11. (ID David Farmer; 12 (07) Dick Laxrio; 13. (6) David CaatrOo; 12 (S) Pairlcla C ra y 12 (77) Jamk WUllama. . s u m STOCK . 1. (41) Tad Hcbnao; 2 (53) fix Snydar, 2 (47) Joa llvana; 4. (45) Mike Soukup; 2 (7) Ed IHowrid, 2 (32) Kerry Caudill; 7. (24) Chria Prtudat 2 (32) Bill Stacey 9. (44) Barber. Memo; 12 02OZ) Jim 1 1 a * - Flynn II. (27) Joaeph Woodbury; 12 (2) Ron Whaley; 12 (3«) Rarxir J a m ; 12 (56) Tam Root’ S TR IC TLY STO C K . I. (04) R im Rinaldi. 2 (25) Cano Smiih, 2 (3) Richard Boulton 4 (31) Bub Trombley; 2 (57) No driver Uetcd; 4. (01) Brian Andaman 7. (61) Scott Lae; 2 (26) MlcheOa DyaL NEW SM Y R N A Q U A R T ER M ID G E T RACEWAY l¥adai**djjt Ja if 4 12 N O VICE RACE l _ l . O aw y Ifett, 2 Aa>dn H R ! & < « IVUlud; Page 3H Bracket finals to earn a shot at Miami in the finals later Thursday night. In the Shetland State Tournament, also being played at Dewey Boster Park on Saxon Boulevard in the Deltona, Seminole had beaten West Volusia II and Temple Terrace (Tampa) before falling to Forest Hills in the Winner’s Bracket final. Forest Hills had also beaten West Seminote (Altamonte Springs and Forest City) and West Volusia I to go to 3-0 tn the tournament, earning it a spot in the championship game. West Seminole had come back In the Loser's Bracket to eliminate West Volusia It and West Volusia I was leading Temple Terrace 17-8 late in the game on Thursday. The winner of that game was to play West Seminole at 5 p.m. on Friday, with the survivor playing Seminole at 7 p.m. on Friday. The winner would then play Forest Hills at 10 a.m. on Saturday and if the Loser's Bracket win­ ner won, a winner-take-all game would be played around noon on Saturday. PONY 13'S OPEN SATURDAY Seminole received a bye until Sunday in the PONY Baseball I3's Stale Tournament which was to begin play this evening (Saturday) at Dewey Boster Park on Saxon Boulevard in Deltona. On Saturday, Miami will play Tampa at 5 p.m. and....... West... Palm will take on “ Panamai Cih City * “Beach........... at 8 p.m. On Sunday, the Miaml/Tampa winner plays Seminole at 1 p.m. and the West Palm Beach/Panama City winner battles host West Volusia at 4 p.m. Also on Sunday, the losers of Saturday's games will piny an elimiiirilion contest at 7 p.m. On Monday, the Loser's of Sunday's 1 p.m. and' 41 p.m. games will play at 6 p.m., followed follou by a 1Winner's Bracket game between Sunday's 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. game winners at 8 JO p.m. On lUesday, the winner of Sunday's 7 p.m. game will face the winner of Monday's 6 p.m. game and then the winner of that game will stay around to face the loser of Monday's 8 JO p.m. game In the Loser's Bracket final at 8 JO p.m. The tournament is scheduled to wrap up on Wednesday with Monday's 8 JO p.m. winner fac­ ing Tuesday's 8:30 p.m. winner at 6 p.m. If both teams have one loss after the 6 p.m. game, a wlnner-take-all game would be played at 8:30 p.m. FOREST HILLS S, SEM IN O LE 0 Sem in ole 000 000 0 . 0 1 4 Fo rm *H ills 200 0 3 0 1 . 5 ■ 0 Kimmlg. Areal (4). MeWkh (5) and KeUey. Odell and Araiamng WP .O dell LT _ Kimmlg. S a n _ none. 2B _ Seminole, MeWkk 3B _ none H R.none. Soccer pdn., also on Held C. Continued from page IB The other eight finals will be Commission, for all 40 finalists played Sunday morning and are began with tire semifinals on as follows: Friday (July 13), with teams 9 B.m .1 ’ Women'* Under-20: from fcaetlon 1 and JiUkUm-fV F.CTJUwiufofe (W lscj/N orth befng fluted up in h alffh c Texas Sting winner vs. Colorado games, and Region II and in Glrla/PDA United Counties teams meeting in the other half. (N.J.) winner, Field C; Women's The semifinal winners com­ Under-23: Club Ohlo/North pete for the Philips Electronic Texas Sting winner vs. Oxnard National Cup title In their Kickers (So. Cal.)/PDA Galaxy respective USASA categories (N.J.) winner, Field A. beginning with the M en's and 9:30 a .m .. Men’s Under-20: Women's Open finals today B u k h S .C (Mo.)/North Texas (Saturday, July 14), with the Comets winner vs. UV Rangers remaining championship finals . (Utah)/Match Fit Academy to conclude Sunday (July 15). (N.J.) winner, Field D; M en's In (lie M en's Open category, Under-23: Budwetser/Busch the four USASA team's which ; (Mo.)/Brito Produce (Ga.) win­ qualified fer tile 2001 Lamar ner v r Northern United Hunt U S . Open Cup will (Utah)/Milan SC (N J.) winner, square off for the Open champi­ Field B. onship as Chaldean Arsenal 10 a.m. _ Women's Over-30: (Mich.) of Region II battled Region Ill’s, Uruguay S.C. of Florida. In the other Open match, Olympla-Stamlord tamford „ .. ... * Continued from page 2B Redon I took on (Conn.) of Region communities we serve has been Mexico S.C. of California. a longstanding tradition. We are O f the four Open category very pleased with the participa­ semifinalists, only Uruguay S.C. tion from our local and national advanced Into the second round of the 2001 Open Cup, defeating vendors and brokerages. Albertson's strong commitment the Miami Strike Force of the to MDA will help thousands of USL's Premier Development children and adults affected by League on June 13, before even­ neuromuscular diseases in the tually bowing out to the Miami Central Florida area. Over the Fusion, 4-0, on June 27. past seven yean, Albertson's In the Women's Open catego­ has raised over $1,000,000 for ry, tire Rocker Hawks from MDA through golf tourna­ Michigan faced the Oklahoma ments, in-store Shamrock pro­ Outrage and the Southern motions and employee bowl-aCalifornia Blues tackled the thons." German Hungarians from Top sponsors Included UDVPennsylvania. Jose Cuervo, BrownThe Men’s final Is set for 6 Forman/Jack Daniels, jjn . on Field C, with the Crossmark, Pepsi, UDVt' b finale following at 8 Smimoff, Anheuser-Busch, J.B. Marine (Mo.)/United (Texas) winner vs. Zenith Bohemians (Wash.)/TSP (D.C.) winner, Field E; M en's Over-30: Royal Wawct (Ul.)/Saint Pete Kickers (Fla.) winner vs. Lake City Hawks (Wash.)/V.E. Over 30 (Pa.) winner. Field F. 11 a.m. _ Women's Am ateur Jefferson Barracks (Mo.)/Ipswich (Ok.) winner vs. Hibemlan/Caledonia (Wash.)/Opus County (Ma.) winner, Field C; M ena Am ateur Milwaukee Bavarians (Wisc.)/TWangle Wellspring (N.C.) winner vs. Santa Clara Sporting/Boston Olympiakos winner, Field D. For more information on the Philips Electronics National Cup Finals, log on to www.usasa.com. Charity - Miller Brewing, MitM/Mars, and Nestle. "We appreciate all the spon­ sors’ help and support," Sampson said. "It was great golfing with them. We can't wait until next year and raise even more for the kids." One of the highlights during the day was when Korey Emmert, MDA Jr. Goodwill Ambassador, helped WOFL FOX 35 Sports Director, Penn Holdemess, draw for raffle prizes donated by the vendors. After the fun day of cama­ raderie, first, second, and third place awards were distributed and prizes for the longest drive and closest to the pin. MDA Is a national voluntary health agency working to defeat - E+>lH'al 2*1 . .V y ; 1,T'f \ ; ’ •1fr’ HRH •i>- r vfcfM i i.j V { .*, > It •. *V O 1H to 5 people) Season Pastes are $55 for reslts and $73 for non-residents. ’ Swim Lessons are also available for Groups (up to 6 In a clasa) at $30 for residents and $40 * * ‘ and Private Lessons (up to 2 for residents and $60 for non- 4. Irfflrrv F ilmLett-. 5. IVmil Kaitmml J 2 NOVICE BACt 1 . 1 . Jooh WUllama, 2 Chate MUWr 2 Donnk Schmidt; 4 Caaey CaudiU, 2 Alan Mican S R NOVICE _ 1. Duatta Tbbvvr, 2 Coey SOoelet JR . HONDA . I Chandler S tm m ; 2 Auabn Coir, 3. Chad Aktaa; 2 Strrm WUlard; 3. Derry D ltav 2 Dena Lane; 7. Anthony Pelican 2 Zack D auRL S R H O N D A RACE I _ I. Dean lloolow, Jt; 2 Jonod Cawley; 2 Matt Martin 2 Spwicet Taylor; 2 Dam n Brown 2 S eva, Sbnpaon 7. Wyatt nalkwharh; 4 Brittany Fruoh; 9. Cok Bighorn SR H O N D A RACE 3 .1 Matthew Denney; 2 Malt M c Q lb vn y 2 Weaky McLaod. 4. )uabn Marcjuatd. 5 Jamk Ncevto; 2 )uatto WUUo. 7. Dallcel Bergman 4. Chrla Reatnla. HEAVY H O N D A _ 2 Chrla Hanlon, 2 Jake tkllentach, 2 Cary 11t 4, Andrew H n t LIG H T CXI40 . 2 Steven Sbnpecn 2 Malt McCUllvroy; 2 Matt Martin 4. Stephen Buah. 5. Doan Moolow. Jr; 2 Spencer Taylor, 7. Kerin Horny HEAVY GX140 . 1. Ctvg Keeling, 2 Michael VWllnaa; 3 Kyk Abbott 2 Patrick Conrad; 5. Cory Spencer ..w ition call the W in Pool Office at -7177 or the Casselbeny Recreation a t 407-696-5189. SWIMMING LESSONS The O ty of Altamonte Springs is offering Red Cross Swim Lessons for igs residents only, ive already begun and will ran through August 17th. Classes ate held on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at Westmonte Park. Cost • Is $20 for eight 40-minute session*. ' For information and class dates, please con­ tact Jodi Jay at 407-571-8740. t �T he S eminole H erald P a g e 4 1 ! Sunday. July 15. 2001 L Lecals ecals NOTICE o r UEN SALE In *oconJ*nco wflh Bh* provision* of k»w bnng du« and unpafc] chargat 'lor which fw undartignad »* antiflad lo aarary an owner« kan of th« goods twairuifiat datcrtad and stored at Unda Bob's SaH Storaga. ?G50 W?5lh Straaf Sartort. Honda 33771 And, dua nodca having baan gr. on, lo !h# owner of sa*d pnjpafty and al part** known to daim an W aw l lharafn, and tha tana ip#6* had In such note* for paymant of •uch having expired, lha goods wd ba aokJ al puLAc auction lo fte Ngh at! tedder or otharwtsa disposed of on I t July, M01 Data ol Auction Tim* 2 43 PM AUCTIONEER L)C NO L Aim Janrriar S Ebanka (727)836-3800 Pubkah July 8. 18.2001 CC084 MARYANNE MORSE Clark WtfM Court ByRwtl King Oaputy Clark DIEdR CUtT COURT OF THE EIGHTY ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO ET-4J4 CA DIVISION 14S BANK OWE MORTGAGE AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO AMERICAN FLETCHER MORTGAGE COMPANY. IN C, 804. Eameri/M Johntort. 131 Acadtmy Av* Barkord, FL. 32771, badkkablaa.draaaara.TV, M M H i' bag and born Piibash Jury a 18.2001 ccooo M THE CIRCUIT COURT o r THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO ron SEMMOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO. 01-OR-1295025G Jl-ltenH IGvrvwf-Aity wi* AM ) Ricardo A Argute* NO IK E O f ACTION TO ftcardo A. Arguau (Nam* ol Raapcndark) (Raapondark* Laat known addraaa] 111 Btoomhted Av* Ram on, N J 07305 YOU ARE NOTIFIED tote an acbon !*■ baan Nad again*! you and tote you ara rtqwrad lo w n t a eery oI you Witten dafansaa. I any. Id a on (name ol Patmonar) Jttama Chavar Argute* whoa* addreu la 4450 Orayion Lana Ovtedo. FI 327SS on or M ora |d*M| A AY 30. 2001. and Na tia ongmte arm m* Clark ol Ih4* Courl al (Clark'* addraaa) 301 N Park Avanua. Santord, FI 37771 bator* aarvra on Paeaoner or Irrra iM iiy toaraehar II you 1*1 lo do ao. a detect may ba emared agamtl you lor ta r*A*l damandad m to* pteaion C orn * ol *» court doewnantt m m* caaa. Inciudng ordara. era avtetofka al El* Clark o l V* CrrW Courl a onto* Ybu may review to*** documanu upon raquaal Ybu n m fcaap Era Clark of to# Cram Cow fi oat* northed ol your currant addraaa (you may Na Note* ol Cwram Addraaa. Honda Fa-nay Form 12115) Futura papara In tort lanuE aHI b* maAad lo Eia addraaa on racord at E » cterk't oNc* WARMNQnw* 12208. Honda Family law Rutel ol Procedure. ol doewnantt and Mormabon FaAjra lo comply can laaua n aancta a . Inctodng ckenkeari or Mrkuig ol plsifknqi DATED JUNE 28. 2001 MATTYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUI1 COURT By Nancy R W««*r Deputy Clark PutMaft JWy 1, A. IS 22. 2001 E-rpnf M THE CM CUT COURT o r THE IE JUDICIAL MNCMT, M AND FOR ■EMMOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 01-DR-108-0204IN RE: Tha MarNag* ol NANDRAHIE BASOEO. PETITIONER. and RICKY BASUEU. RESPONDENT NOTICE o r ACTION otsso u m o N o r m a r r ia g e TO: RICKY BASOEO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Eiat an acaon tor g teefat on ol mamag* era raqiMed to eenr* a copy ol yow amBan daNnaai. I any, io » on NANDRANIE BASOEO, Pacbonat, who*# addraaa M I4T SANDALWOOD WAY. Longarood FL 32780 on or baton 7-3001. and N* Em original w*n Ei* dark ol EM court baton aarvtoa on Pertrtoner or lmm*<k*l*ly ■Mraallar. E you M to do ao. a dllaiA wN ba anand aganat you lor EM ratal damandad In Ei* pay Eon. WITNESS my hand N il Em aaal ol EM odwl on JUNE 28, 2001. UARYAFME MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT Dapury Clark PutMart JWy I. E. 18.22. 2001 Eynnp M THE C M C U T COURT O F1M M STH j u m c u l em eurr M AMO FOR ■COUNTY, A jOROA ___ • No. 01-CA-123S-14K n a tio n s c r c o it tin a n c ia l SFRVKES CORPORATION. STEVEN M. MARCHANT and SANDRA A MARCHANT. hM w*a: IOIEI DOE and JANE OOE. N O TK E o r ACTION TO STEVEN U. MARCHANT. reeltonoaunknown.*a9ra. and* dead, g al parEaa cJarmmg maraata by. Trough. Widal or agavwl n U U STEVEN M MARCHANT. and *i mar partna havtog or ctamaig to m m arty ngya MN or maiati at Ei* roparty haraai daaenbad TO SANORAA MARCHANT rat* area wkuiown. E etor*. and I dead, > a l jM-baa UrWnlng r t r -a .n by. much, undrr or tgalM Em tad SANORA A MARCHANT. and al Erar parka* havaig or ctoanmg to a n an/ rtgTk Mto or Intonal In EM roparty harata daaortMd yOU ARE N0T1F1E0. Eat an acbcn > tometoaa a mortgage cm Em lo»iwing proparly In Bammoto Ccuay. tonda Lol 110. ol TIBERON HILLS. HASE 3. acoordms to Em Ptol ic-od, n tanrvdad In Wa! Book 30. I Pag* E l. ol Em Pubic RaoonJa W amreM Coway. Honda r nqwnd to aan* a copy d yow nan dalanaaa, E any. to I on ORNO S ZEDER. P A . PiaakWa □may*, whoa* addraaa I* 2001 uth Bayahora Ortv*. SWto 1100, am. Honda 33131. and ■* E » gnat w*h EM dark W court warm M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA amw—ii C a t* Ho.: 01-CA-M7-14 W MID STATE TRUST ». KIM L HENDERSON. WILDE J . STARLING, ard SHERRI S SMITH, *Ktodng any unknown tpout aa or thaw unknown hava. Known .A d d m ). . Dttcration ol 231, Palrlci* Robkwon, to ol Hartwai Ara 5antoad, FL. 32771, T V , nkctowav*. ctotoat. in k bag*. 9oor|tei 33E. Patricia Rabmaon. MO 5 Martwal Av* Santord. F L 32771. k> b* daad or am*, having or damn* lo hava anyngyk. mi* or tolaraat *i to* preparty daaertbad ki to* PuHah JWy 8, 13. 2001 CCOS2 UaANo__CuilC(na(-Nafnt.J5il Goodi to Dt AucOonM. Lecals ecals BRANCROFT O SHIRLEY, *1 at, Oatondan(a) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwtuant to an Amandad Final JUdgmant ol Mortgaga Foractoaur* datad JwM 28. 2001 and antorad In Caaa NO >7-424 CA ol to* Cram Court ol to# EIGHTEENTH JudteMI Cram n and tor SEMINOLE County, Florida vtoaram BANK ONE MORT­ GAGE AS SUCCESSOR IN INTER­ EST TO AMERICAN FLETCHER MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC. M to* Piami.ft and BRANCROFT O SHIRLEY. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORA TION A3 RECEIVER FOR FREE DOM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO­ CIATION. AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. IN C: ar* too Datandarka. I wd **< to tot hrgltoal and bast beMar tor cash & WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN FORO. FLORIDA al 11 00AM. onto* 24 day ol JWy. 2001, to* Mtowaig aak! Faial Judgmark LOT 35. OAK FOREST UWT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 22. PAGES B l-A l. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA TOO ETHER WITH THE FOLLOWING ITEMS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY RANGE. HOOD. GARBAGE DISPOSAL. DISHWASHER, HOT WATER HEATER. FURNACE. AIR CONOL HONING UNIT. AND SMOKE DETECTORS A/K/A 1018 CHOKE CHERRY DRIVE. CASSELBERRY. FL 327084003 WITNESS MY HANO and to* aaal ol tola Court on J w m 282001 (SEAL) Maryam* Mona Ctortuk to* O d d Court davit***. kanora. anda irualaaa and al clhar paraona Warning by. toraugh. imdar or agaaial to* abova Oatondarkt. UNKNOWN OCCUPANT *1, UNKNOWN OCCUPANT 12. and al parttoa having any rl(74, ctorn.Mtow to toa ra NOTICE OF ACTION TO Datondark. WILLIE J STARUNO. todudng any wiknown apoua- paraona ctotntog by. torouiTi. undtr or agamal Datondark. WILLIE J. STARLING YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toat an ackon to tottetot* on to* kriowtog raal preparty to S anknol* Cowky. Florida: REAL PfWPERTY Lot 111 and 112 d J O Packard raal AikM**« hj MaJwty W uU Jrg lo to* map or plat toarao! aa racord•d to Pkal Book 2. paga 104. d aw Pitokc RaoonJa d Sammoto Cowky. hat baan Mad agamal you am you ar* raqwradto aanra a enpyl d yow wnnan dalanaaa. * any, to I on Edward B Prkchard, Ptotoart anor nay, whoa* addraaa la 8509 Gray Strati. SWto 203. Tamp*. Florida 33808. (vritoil 30 day* aAar to* km to* Ctoik d toto Court. Mtoar bator* aarvlca on PlakkriT* anoroay or ■ IN' WJAET o i j UHYtBBT iw T, OvTvFHrlBM B LOT A BLOCK B. SWEETWATER OAKS SECTION S. ACCORDING TO TOE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK IS. PAGES 81. 82 AND 83 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA ha* baan IBar- agamal you and you art raguvwd k> aarv* a copy d yce* wnnan dtfervaa. a any. on LiAViG J STERN. ESO. PtonMTa anomry. whoa* addraaa to 801 8 Urkrtrtty Drt-a *500. Ptorktnorv a 33324 (no tolar toan 30 day* from to* data ol to* km pubkeaton d toto nobc* o* dark ol toto court akhat baler* aarv­ toa on PtotkkT* anoroay or aranaiSwd ba arkarad agamal you lor to* iMj - aawrrmnomj u, t- a iocvrtpiijpii in», i i■e—■ — rmm vi aptb Of WITNESS my ham a m to* aaal ol toto Court al SEMINOLE Cowky. Florid*, toto day ol JUN 29 2001. 2001. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE, CLERK CLERK OF TOE CIRCUIT COURT BY Auto King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAWTIFF 901 8. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 800 PLANTATION, FL 33324 (984)2359000 01-727B8(FM|CWF 21 ACCCnOAJiCE V.TTII THE AMERICANS WITH OISABIUTIES ACT, partorw wkh rttoal-dtn naad hng i tpMriMi *yccomrnod4ilrton 'ihoutd axkact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at to* SEMINOLE County Cowtoout* M 407-885-4227. 16009886771 (TDO) or 1 6 0 0 9 8 5 6 7 7 0 . Ma Dodd* Rvtoy Sanrtca T IM NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO (2) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HERALD Pubkah JWy 8 .1 8 .2 0 0 1 CC087 litta JI wm b e erSm ed you for ih« roflof iitm inrtid in tN Comptomt Datad toto day OUUN2* 2001. 2001. (COURT BEAU MARYANNE MORSE. CURK CLERK OF THE ORCUrr COURT ByRuto rang Daputy Clark PubtaFv JW yS, 18,2001 CC0B8 M THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M A M ) FOR SCMNOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CA M MX 05CC-908T-WF FOXWOOO COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC- ■ n a to proto ByMary Stroup* I THE ORCUIT COURT OF THE 1*TH Daputy Clark EcttovarrM AAaaodata*. PA. P O Boa 28018 Tampa, f tonda 33822-801* r 97020989 “ 8a* Amanctoto wkh CmittoBai Ad II you ar* a paraonwkh adaataMy aho naada accommodabon In erttor to parkdpato in tola procaadaig, p it ar* ancaad al no coal to you. lor to* provtaaion ol cartain aautlanca PM#** oorkad Cowl Adntotobaaon al 201 N. Park Avanua. Sarkotd. Florida 32771, tatoption* numbar (407)885-4227. within 2 working day* ol yow r*ca*k ol toto documark, II haartng kapabad. (TOO) 1- 800 985-8771 Pubkah JWy 9, 13, 2001 CC063 W THC CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUIT OF FLORIDA M AND FOR MMMOLE COUNTY C A M NO-- 2001-CA-181B-14 CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. 9* Trualaa, tor to* GRMTII MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 20001. datad Saptonkiar I. 2000. BRIAN BUTLER artda BRIAN D bU 'iLtn . JANC LC E, unkr-mn ■pouaa to BRIAN BUTLER. aVa BRIAN D BUTLER. S STUART, a* iruata* ol to* SEMINOLE FISHERS INVESTMENT TRUST, datad January 1. IBP9. and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS, F U U N T V n NOTTCf OF ACTION TO: FREIENOA BUTLER UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS OF BRIAN BUTLER aVa BRIAN D BUTLER And ai parka* darning mortal by. torotuFL widar or agalnal FREUNOA BUTLER UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS OF BRIAN BUTLER aVa BRIAN D BUTLER and alparbaa haring or datikng to hava aiy iV k . Mto. or kkaraal to to* propatly harain daaenbad CUR­ RENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN tor both FREIENOA BUTLER and aaaignaar. Irualaaa or otoar darmamt d Brian BWtor aA/a Brian DBubar YOU ARE NOTIFIED toat an acbon to taradoaa mortgaga on to# totowmg deter bad proparty m Sammoto County. Ftofldc TOE SOUTH 87 0 FEET OF TOE NORTH 10880 FEET OF TOE EAST 210 FEET OF TOE SW 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION IS. TOWN­ SHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 31 EAST. (SUBJECT TO A IS O FOOT EASE­ MENT ON THE WEST SIDE OF ROAD). SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA and havaig a corornony known 448 Doctor* Drtva. Oriada. FL 32765 ha* baan Mad agarai you and you art raqurad to aarv* an ongaul or yow wnoan dalanaaa. * any. wah m* Samnoia Cowky Claik W tola Court atom X day* Irani to* km dal* ol putricamt. and to aarv* a copy on PIRndTa Afuroty. JamYkr 9 Ebanka d tot Law I Vm of MASON 8 ASSOCIATES. P A . ahota addraaa a 17757 U S Hrpway 1( North. But* 500. Marvova Bay. Ctoanrator. Ftonda 33784. atom 30 day* kero to* krri dal* ol pubkeanon. otharma* a a*l*u9 wri b* arkarad agamtl you tor to* ratal DatodJUN2* 2001 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Running At Daputy Clark In aceeadanca wtoi to* Arnancana w«h Daabkba* A d paraona wkh Om bkaaa naadmg a apadal acoorrvmodalKm to paroapato ai tow pn> caadaig ahoWd conlad court Aomntbabon al tolattoon* numbar 1-407868-4330. nd totornn wvan (7) day* pnot to toa procaadaig * M AND FOR COUNTY, FLORKJA JOYCE A GRAGONAUA HUMBER­ TO BRCIO whoa* raaldanca to unknown * nJ « datandarka ako may ba m o u n l cradkor*. otokikng an kkaraM by. torcu^i. undtr or agamM to* Datondark*. wbo ar* n a knuwn to b* daad or a*v*. and a l pars** haring or ctottong to hat* any rttfk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toto on to* 31 dry of July 2001 a I TOO 61 Waal Frark D on ol Hi* Sarnmeto Cowky Cowtoouaa, to* WKtortlgiad Ctork wto oSat let aato toa IcStoWig daaertoad tori preparty. Lol 84, Feawood, Phat* 2. Fail Adduon, acoonSng Id Via ptol toarad aa raoordad to Ptol Book 22. Pag* 4*. Pub6c Racord* of Sanknol* Cowky. Florida togatoar wan a i Unmkaa*. anpruvw n OunfllMlun lriBIBBPUL ThB ■lonMid Mia m ourtuani lo a Judgynanl arkarad to CM Mo. 0 5 CC-4087-20F pandtog to to* Cowky Cowl ol Vi* Eighiaarkh Judicial Orem to am tor Bamtocto Gawky. DahU 9 k . » day tri Jwto. 2301. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF TOE COUNTY COURT ■-a—.——■.jlh a el' Jtoa, briawb ato n r I i ii a ram k u to u , oncnoMi ■! inB mofipBpB PBingi YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tfril an acbon to toracloaa a mongagacn tot 1jlca.L-a p^ pw tr LOT l AND TOE NORTH 28.1 FEET OF LOT 4. AND THE EAST 1/2 OF VACATED ALLEY ADJA­ CENT ON WEST. BLOCK E. REVISED PLAT OF MARKHAM PARK HEIGHTS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M P U T BOOK 1, PAGE 78. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 8EM NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA hat baan Nad agamtl you a m y«u art rtqwrad to aarv* a copy d r o d wrthan daton* * * . I any- on DAVID J . STERN. ESQ PtoMriT* aOomay. whoa* addraaa to SOI S. lAkvartty Ortv* *800. Pkkkariun. FL 33324 (m tolar toan 30 day* Irani to* dato d to r krri puhl rallnn a l Ik * none* d action | and toa to* ongtoM artto to* dark d totooourt aihar bator* aarv­ lca on PJaraari anon-ay or bnmaiSBiify fT n a fitr . oin u B tii b ctofiuii wd ba arkarad agaaial you bn to* ra M damandad In to* comptoM or ptttoon toad harafn. WITNESS my m m and to* aaal d tort Court al SEMINOLE Cowky. Florida, toto day ol JUN 26 2001, DoM y Ctork * you a t* a paraon wtoi a Diatto y who naada any accommodabon to radar to partripala In V4a pfocrtwito j vou */* rntotoL al nn nod to you. to to* prevWion of carttin aaawlane*. P I**** c o n u a Court Admmi.tr.lion at 301 N. Park A v an *, SuM K301. Santord. FL 32771 (407)864-4227 w*Nn I worktog day* a) yow i*etop4 d Vto neboa: u ar* V you art haartng or i 1605*856771. HARRY W. CARLS, ESQ . Taytor 5 Carta. PA., 1*00 Bwrrrri Towar Br.-J . Seda 820. Ortanda, Ftortda 32*10 PWriah: JWy 1 .15,2001 CC086 C A M NO. (S 6 S TIC 14 G CITYSCAPE CORP. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE ORCUIT COURT BY Ruto King DEPUTY CLERK U W OFFICES OF DAV10 J STERN Al TOHNEV FOH PLAINTIFF 801 8. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 800 PUNTATION.FL 31324 (•54)2336000 01-70418/NCU) IN ACCORDANCE WITH TOE AMERCANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona wah liaahBaai load­ ing a apacial accommodakon ahoeAd corkacf COURT ADMttdSTRATION. al to* SEMINOLE Cowky CourtoouM N 407-885-4227.1-800*5 5 8771 (TDO) ar 1-8059858770, via Florida Ratoy Samoa. THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO (2) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. PUBLISH IN TOE SEMINOLE HERALD Pubkah JWy 8 .1 5 .2 0 0 1 CC068 M TH C CM Cm r COURT OF THE 1801 ju d ic ia l coicurr. 91 AM) K M SEM940LE COUNTY, GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO! 91 CA 1*83 14 O COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC Ik/a COUNT RYWIOC F UNDiNG CORPORATION. Pl/TNOFF. VS GARY L MANN. ETALDEFENOANTlS) N O T O OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVS M R V K E TO. PAUL G RUSSELL AND JWOMANEE RUSSEU. who** ratntonc* to wiknown * httohd/toay b * 9*aig; a m 8 mm Fkrnda Ratoy Samoa. by, Vveu^v widar or agamal to* Cowl AdrtWkairator to 301 North Park Avanua. Santord. FI 12771. Phan* Na (407)323-1330 attention 4227 wkhto 2 working day* to yow raetopl of tote nonce at ptaadtog; * you ar* hwartng kepairad, cal 1605 888677) (TDO). * you ara veto* kepairad. cal 16059858771) (V) (Via Ftortda Rtoay Sanrtcaa) Varga*. Don 8 Kahana, PA 4000 Hatywood BoWavwrd. Suk* 675S Hotywood. H 33021 TaWphon* (984)893 8993 Tatetacatori* (984)893-7707 F»* Fta: 951388 U S Publtoi: JWy 8.18.2001 CCOS9 94 THE ORCUFT COURT OF TOC MTO JUDICIAL CIRCUIT WAND FOB 8EJ4JNOLE COUNTY. JUntSDICTtON DIVISION Caaa No. 01-CA-44514G US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. FiK/A FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Tfl MA DTD 124)1/98 (EOCC HOME EOUtTYUM N TRUST 1998-4), M. NEMEH NEMEH. to a NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauark to a Swemary Ftoto Judgmark of ForaOoaWk Including Award of Anorntyi' md dsltd Jun* 29.2001. arkarad to Cat* No 01-CA-44514G of to* CkoR Cowl of too MTO JUSetef CkoWI to am tor Sammoto Cnwky, Ftortda wharato US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCLATK3N. F/K/A FIRST BAM( NATION­ AL ASSOCIATION TO U/A DTD I2rt)t/M (EOCC HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 19954) Ii Vi* Ptokk* am NEMEH NEMEH a m __ NEMEH, unknown aoouat of NEMEH NEMEH. 9 mwmta JOHN DOC and JANC DOC te/ara Dtotmtanu , I wB aa* to to* Ntfteto and bmf biddar far oteh, to wato berk door d vw Bamtoote Cowky Courthouao to to* Cty of Sarriod. Ftortda to 11BO octoek A M . on Thuraday, to* 2 day of Auguat 2001. toa kricwrtng daaertoad piopwty. aa •to forth to oald Summary Ftoto Judgmark of Fotactoawa kehjdng Award of Artomaya Fata and Coot, •out: 'L a ITS of DUNHILL UNIT 2. according fa tr i n a tritkof. aa lwoorPad to Ftol Boca 4ft to toagaia) Bamtooto Cowky Ftotoa. DATED tote__ day to__ ^ 2001. « « ----A---------* a --------- Par------ I vi/yR/ii* moth , v *n By MarySOoitoa Daputy Clark DENISE M. ROSENTHAL, ESQUIRE ADORNOS ZEDER, PA 2801 Souto Baytoior* Orhr, Sufla MOO UwmL Ftortda 3 3 133 (308)8886484 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uivk to a Final Judgmark .of Foractoaur* dalad Novarobar 12, 1*99, and ■ 1 ad In Cat* Na 95 237* C 14 Q. W to* Ckart Court ol lha l(T O J u f -4 C a -J to am tor SEMINOLE Court,, F tonda CITYSCAPE CORP. la FltonM am LESTER KALTENECKER: DONNA KALTENECKER: JOHN J. TULIP am UNOA L E E :____ UNKNOWN PERSONS IN POSSESSION OF TOE SUBJECT PROPERTY ar* dtoandark*. I wd aa* to to* htghaai am baat bOdai lor caah to Vw WEST FRONT DOOR ol toa SEMMOLECowky CourtoouM. to SEMINOLE Cowky Barkord. Ftortda. to 11BO o'clock tom. on to* 91 day ol JWy. 2001. to* kriowng daaertoad praparty aa ato brth to MM Ftoto Judgmark. to wri: LOT 3. TUSKAWKLA TRAIL SUB­ DIVISION. ACCORDING TO TOE P U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED H P U T BOOK 41, PAGE S. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 6EMV40U COUNTY. FLORIDA. LESS A POR­ TION OF LOT 3. MORE FAn.TCU UR LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOW3 BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST COR­ NER O f LOT 1. TUSKAWKLA TRAN. SUBDIVISION AS RECORD­ ED *4 P U T BOOK 41. PAGE 8. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA RUN N98I4W W . ALONG TOE SOUTH IM E OF SAID LOT 3. A DISTANCE OF 1029 FEET TO A PONT ON A CURVE. CONCAVE SOUTICAST£/« Y. HAVwm A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 1184'ir AND A RADIUS OF 77120 FEET. THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF NI94V89-E. RUN NORTHEASTER LY ALONG SAID CURVE. A DIS­ TANCE OF 180 84 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 3. THENCE 898M 4TE ALONQ SAJO NORTH LV*. A DIS­ TANCE OF 23 01 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 3. SA*> POVFT BE94Q ON THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY UNE OF TUSKAW1UA ROAD. SAID PC N T ALSO BEV40 ON A CURVE Dated Vw 29 ctey of JUte. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Ctefk ol ClrcWI Court By Mary Slraupa Depurr Clark COOkJS S STAW1ARSKL P A 4010 BoyacoW Boutevard Suta 480 TVmpa. F I J3bn7 Tataphona: (113)8776008 CAS8I501-1103 PWteah JWy*. 15.2001 CC078 IN TOC CMCUfT COURT OF THE UTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M ANO FOR SCIRNOLS COUNTY Ha. 01-CA647-14-0 W ait Fargo Bank kbnnattoa. N A , PUUNT1FF. 4k. Frmciaco R Morale*. *| te. DEFENDANTS NOYICt OF FORECLOSURE SALS None* la haraby ghran that pwauarrl to that Final Judgment ol Foractaawa datad Jun* 39. 2001. am orkarad to av* CM* nwrkwr 01• CA66714-G, of to* Orate Cowl of too 18th Judktal Orcut to and tor Bamtoote Cowky, Florida, wharato WELLS FAROO BANK MINNESO­ TA N A . AS TRUSTEE, la PtekkR am Franatco R Moraloa; Aim L Moral**. Tha Huntington National Bank. Mtera DeinndanKa), I wfl M l lo lw [iijt< n and bMl Wddtf fof c*»h at (ha Watt front door Of flh* Banknote Cnunry Courthouaa to Sarkord, Ftortda. Sanknoto Cowky, Ftortda, M 11OOAM on toa 2m toy of Auguat, 2001, tha toOowktg 0><t$CriP4K] prCipaiT|f M Ml m s i VI aato Ftoaf Judgmark. tow* LOT *8. MONROE MEADOWS. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 48, PAGES 18 ANO 17, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEMh HOLE COUNTY. FLORXkA NOTE: Pwauark to toa Fair Oabf CoAacllon Practical Aa you an to ba a dteri oodactor attempting to - - ■ ■e ■ & OK -a-*a■ m -— m mny - —. rBTTO _a, rmV . iiBO Irl. CQBW nQ obUtoad wd b* uaad tor tote purpo*a Dated to* 2* day of Jwte. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE Ctefk of Ckoul Cowl By Mary Stomp* Daputy Clark COOKJS S 8TAWIARSW. P A 4010 Boysooul Boutevard SUM 450 I Tampa. FL 3*807 Tataphona (813)8776008 C63410-OI-R60 Puttetev JWy8.1S.2001 cou rt COURT CASE NOj 95CA617-14-0 NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. N A A S TRUSTEE FOR CERDFICAtE HOLDERS OF SACO L INC. BERKS 11952. RAFAEL 4 'SK.VAONOU. ANY UNKNOWN 9POUM OF RAFAEL K SK.VAGNOU JAYE V. RUUAN ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAYBfl V. RULIAM. FWERSCC AT T v i iT RIVERS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC. SEARS. ROEBUCK AW) CO. a Ftortda corporation. ANO ANY UW4NCKNN PARTY Vf POSStbbiUN OF THE PROPEFTTY BOUGHT TO BE FORELCOSED HEREVI, : L eg als JydhVTHkftL to-wtf LOTM JBLOCK B,COACHLIOHT ESTATES. SECTION te. ACCORD*40 TO TOE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 28. PAGE 88. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated tote 29 day d Juna. 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk of toa Orarte Court By. Mary Slraupa QlVfti TOE U W OFFICES OF DAW ) J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 8 Urkvarriky Drtva Suta 800 PUnte«on.FL 33324 ( (•841233-8000 0564757(FM)CWF IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona wkh dteabfUDaa naad tog a apaette accommodation ahoWd corkta COURT ADMINISTRATION, al in* SEMINOLE County CourtNUH te 4076654227. 1605 9856771 (TDO) or 16059856770. via Florida Ratty Barrie*. PubtohJWy 6,18.2(01 vf thb ORCUrr court OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. VIAND FOR StMVfOLSCOUNTY. FLORIDA GENSRAL JURtSOCTION DIVISION CA M HO: M CA 2144 1 4 0 FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. KATHY L F1NN1N. IF LMNO. ANO IF DEAD. TOE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST KATHY L FINHIN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KATHY L FINN IN. IF ANY; JOHN DOE am JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS *4 POSSESSION DEFENDANT^) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw­ auark to a Swemary Ftote Judgmark of loractoaun dated Jwta 29. 2001 antorad to C M C m Ma 00 CA 2144 14 O of VM Ckate Cowt of *a 14TO JwSdM Cfcate h tetd tor SEMINOLE Cowky. SANFORD. Ftortda. I wd aai to Vm Fk / w« and bate iw*4ar far caab AT WEST FRONT DOOR M Via SEMINOLE Cowky Courthouaa lootead te 301 N. RAFVI AVENUE to SANFORD. Ftortda, at 1100 am. on Vm 31 day of JWy, 2001 N U o r it g eg als *238 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND AnT. JASON MARSOEN *308 HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ALISON CHASE 1*7 FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD QOOOS, BRIAN CORTON >818 FURNITURE ANO HOUSEHOLD GOODS Auettonaar Sloraga Protaclton Auction Sarricaa . llranra *583 A 350 00 daarkng dapotel ate ba cm laclad tor aach wri purchased am refunded altar al corkarks of to* urn has baan removed tram toa lactoy Tha abova nobc# to ba pubtohad one* a wart lor two consacuhva waters Said aato Mb* under am by virtu* of to* SUUIaa d to* Slaiai d Ftortda to auch cases mad* am proridad Pubttn JWy a 1 6 .2u0i COOB4 in t h e e m e u rr c o u r t FOR SEMVIOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FVa Na 01685CP IN RE: ESTATE OF JAME9 ALLEN STAPLES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admrkairaaan of Vw aatata of JAMES ALLEN STAPLES, dacassad. Fla Nunkwr 01669-CP. la panting to toa Cram Cowl tor Sama.ka Cowky, Ftonda Probate Dtririon. toa addraaa d trtkch It: PO. Oravrar C.. Santord. Florida 32771 Tha name and adders d toa Paraonal Rapraaatkaifra and toa (a ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al paraona on ahem tow entice la aarrad aha hrra obfaettona Ihai llrtriarv/a iaL(.ty JL Bra '/JuL Co quatrflcaDons ol the Paraonal Rapraaerkatlw. m o m . or ktewSc•on ol Vka Court an raqurad to tea toaa obtacbon* srtto Ik* Cowl WITH­ IN THE U T E n OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUOUCAIION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TOE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPYOFTF8S NOTICE ON THEM A l creator* of to* deoadtn and other paraona having Claim or on triwm a copy d Vka note* M daw ol toa krai pubkeabon d *aa Court WITHIN TOE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCA)O N OF THIS NOTICE OR TORTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER ­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM a j Otiw crmfion of m# MCtoinl and paraona having ctornta or •ted Swemary Ftote Judgmark. k> wt: LO T 13AW ) 14. BLOCK 0, BUENA YiwIA t i T A T O , ACCCTDCC T3 TOE P U T THEREOF AS RECORD ED M P U T BOOK 3 PAGE 1 ANO a. OF TOE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Dated Vita 29 day of J w m . 2001. (ORCUTT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctoik cl Vm Ckofl Cowt Mary Svoupa lulY Ctork TOE U W OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. F A ATTORNEY FOR FLAJNDFF 901 B. Unfvanay Drtva But* 600 tent 71*3324 0062297(FNM) , Vf ACCORDANCE WITH TOE 1AMERICANS .WTTIi OWAS/UTES ACT, paraona wfh dtoafteteaa naadtog p tpadte aooomrnodaoon ahoWd ooraact COURT AOkteWSTOATION. « VM SEMINOLE Cowky C otehom te 407686-4227.1605 9656771 (TDO) or 1600 938 S770. ria Ftortda ftoiay Baraka. PkttteU teyl.1S.200l Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS .ir r m th e p i t or t o f f ir s t PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dote of toa toal Pubkeatton of tola noboa toJWy 18. 2001 GEORGE CW*4Q 107 Aitem Lana Barkord. a 32773 Ariomay tor AntoonyM Nardteto-Jr. Ftonda Bar No 341274 ANTHONY M FiAIUHLLA Jrt . PA IIIO PouqaaAva. Suaa lorn Akamonte Sprtoga. a S2714 Tatephon#:(*07)7W6700 Facaania (407)786 2705 PutMah- JWy 15. 22. 2001 CCI34____________________ • W THE CINCUT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOH SEMMOLE COUNTY, C C 0 «l V you ar* a paraon wtoi a Oaabftoy who naada any accormodabon to -i —aI- m A-, ia, a rl. nitei a l w. Ukra toketew an.ian. n ——-a cxuwf mj panJCgMH* n n s jpvopwo-' tog. you ara andriadt, to no mat lo you. to Vw provteinn ol tartan NOTKE OF SALS NOTICE la ^ran toat pwauark to a FtoteJudgamark to Vm abov*-a(|tod n n to VM Ckcuk Court el Vm StertinuM C o n y. Frgrti*. in wbAJi Admtotebaton to 301 North Park Avanua. Suk* N30I, Santord, Ftortda 32771 (407)323-4227, wtoito (I) wortong day* of your racafal of tote nobca.» you ar* haarmg or votoa kepWrad. on 1-(800)6886771. Pubtofl: JW yC 13,2001 COOTS W TH8 ORCUIT COUNT 0FTHC1STH JUDICIAL CCfCMT OFFLORDA Vf AND FOR SEMVfOLl COUNTY Dm sKm N a 01-CA674-14-0 Wathmgton Mutate Bank, FA, VW* Amartean Sartnga Bar*. PUINT1FF. It a< - - - -■ ■»-— *- aai a| a -rfC *rw **i tSJuW, M I 1 1 N Q H , n u s t. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Ftcbca a haraby ghran VwL purauark to Vial Ftoaf Judgmark of Foraclpawa dated Jwte 29, 2001. am arkand to aril cat* nwnbar 01CA674-14-G. to toa Cram Cowl of Vw tom Juoate Cboui to *m tor Bommol* Cowky, Ftortda, wharato WASHV4QTON MUTUAL BA39C, FA. F K A AMERICAN S/.VWOS BANK, la PltenMI aid John R Ctoik; Jamaa T. Oaborna, Marta P. Condominium Aaooctebon, km; Ca­ to Santord. a mwkupai o rp o ita i: Slat* to Florida. Dapaninani to Ravanua, Stela of Ftonda, Dapartmark of Ravanua. Cited Erkorcamani Program; Farguaon Enterpnaaa of Souto Caratna, ire . tk/a Farguaon Erkarprttat. too. • withdrawn cofporabwt: F M Ukkon Nabonw Bank, urcaator by matgat to Fate Union Naitanal Bank of Ftortda. IV a Tha Aaarbe National (ten* to Ftonda Vara Tha Altai4a. National Bank of Barkord. Fowteal. toe., LVa Shamrock Ptumwng Bpactektet. toe.;___ , wiknown paraonad) to pnaaaaafnn of V « aWyaci raal praparty. ft. ta/tra DatondarRtL I wR ta* to Vw Ngftate a .k jL u iU Id e f lo r ^ a h ta tw tetri koto door of toa Sartvnote Cowky Courthouaa m Santord. Florida, Bamtoote Cowky. Ftortda. M 110000 AM on to* 2nd day to Auguat. 2001. Vw ktet-fng daaerbad praparty a* ate torth to aato Ftote Judgmark. ta mV CONDOMVflUM UNIT NO C-303. IN ASHWOOO CONDOMINIUM, A CONDOMINIUM. ACCORDV40 TO THE DECLARATION O f CONDOMINIUM THEREOF AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1*17. TAOE 15*0. OF TOC FJBUC RECORDS C* BEMVfOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA, TOGETHER WITH AN UNOVIOCD INTEREST Vf TOE COMMON ELEMENTS DECLARED IN SAID DECLARATION OF DON DOMINIUM TO BE AN APPUR­ TENANT TO TOE CONDOMINIUM UNIT NOTE Pwauark to toa Fak Dato Cebacuon Piacucaa Act you ar* achtead tote tote tewVm ■ itevTwd W W • M m eoBidOf invnpnng n oottact • eMbf and! anf Infoittttfisn' 91 Tm C W C U T COURT OF THE U TH Bl AND FOR COUNTY, Hi Truatoa For Cortdtooto Hoktera oMACO L toe. Sanaa 13852 N Vm BdaVriiil anrf ||w|. nsKw i wm w m ^ A niraramS omagrai, Jay* V. RWten. RVarakto Al Twin W vid ConvnunRy AmocM Ioiv Inc. and 8 m . Rovbuc* and C o, a d»aA ^ r| rL-u4,4e - i——- iw. — •ohFM Moivij ooqxynon, Iiw W VM Dafandarka, I *43 aol to Vm IkgfMte am bate tkddar tor oath u 301 N.Park Avanua. Sanford. Ftortda 32771, atega of Vm . Bammote Cowky Cowtoouaa. te 1100 am on (M 2 day of Augute. 2001. *M loFtowing oaacnwa propsKry m i ionn ri tM ordar d Ftote Judgmark. LOT *74, RIVERSIOE AT TWM RIVERS UWT IV A ACCOROMG TO TOE P U T TOERCOF AS RECORDED Vf P U T BOOK 46, PAOE 8365. OF TOE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN- John R Clark, to teDEFENOAFTTS. LESTER KALTENECKER. to to L JUfttSOICTION DIVISION ju r m o c t k m NOTICE OF 2001. CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 14452T ANO A RADIUS OF 548 31 FEET, THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF S37257WW, RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY UNE ANO TOE ARC OF SAK) CURVE A DISTANCE OF 105 04 FEET TO TOE POINT OF BEGINNING Dalad n a 2S day W June. 2001. Uaryanna Men* Aa Clark of tael Court ByMary Stroup* Aa Daputy Clark Tina neboa la prmtod punuark to Adrmnlatmiva Ontor No 2 085 to tocofdanc* with toa Aroartcam wkh DmaLwirt* AM, 2 ywu a i l paraon wkh a Oaabdly who naada any accanaiwdMow to ord#' to parocipal* to tola procaaekng. you art andHad. to no ooto to you. ta prarialena M TOE ORCUFT COURT OF THE 1(TH M AND FOR M M NOLE COUNTY. L ecals eg als 9 5 7 0 . d to* Puttee Racorda to KHfti Of IhMfOil fcm fh# prop*rty Baaing anpaaad. (TDD) 1-*00-944- Maaon 5 Aaaocataa P A 17757 US 1* N . Su m 800 Ctoarwaur FL 33/84 8488 JAN E STEELE AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE. UNKNOWN PARTIES H POSSESSION, trn CA M NO: 81-CA-1047-14 W NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE C O , PUUNRFF, VS. JOYCE A GRAGG. ET ALDEFENOANT(S). N O R M OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF •771, Cl Vac# (V) 1 800 *888770. nrt you toi EM n M damandad aComptoak. tod on Em itoy ol JUN2E 2001. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED torn an aelron lo kvadota a mortgaga on L EXFKBR’A' DATED on Juno 21,1001. SEAL MARYANNE MORSE Ctoik of *m ObSal Cowl ByMary Stoaupo Daputy Ctork OamonM. EBa EtqWrt Stetem Saun. P A P. O. Boa 13*9 Tarry*. Ftortda 33801 (I13)22?-1273 PWMteeJWy t , 1A 2001 COOTS M TH S O R C U T COURT O F TM U TH S IA M ) FOR COUNTY, CASE NO: 01 CA 0001* 18 0 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. MC. PLAVfRFF Vt DEBORAH F. WADE. IF LMNO. AND IF DEAR. T IC UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES C1JUUJMC AN V fm K S T B r. THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST DEBORAH F WADE, UWOfOWN SPOUSE OF DEBORAH F. WADE. IF ANY; MORTGAGE ELECTOOWC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. M C j JOHN DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Vf POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) N o rm o f FORSCLOSURB a*1" NO HUE IS H tH tSY GIVEN pWauark to a Swemary Ftote Judgmark d tcractaawa dated Jw m 29, 2001 arkarad in -Ckrk C m Na 01 CA 00013 14 0 te Vm ClrcWI Cowt Of *M IIT H JudVal C kccK to and tor SEMINOL# Cowky, teStekerd. FtortdK. I a t atel to VM hUMte am bate Uktoftor caah te AT WEST FRONT DOOR d Vm SEMMOLE Cowky Courthouaa toctead te 101N. Park Amnite to StrdonL Ftortda. al n oo am Bn vm 31 day of JWy. 2001 VM kridwtoQ daaertoad proparly aa ate torji to laid Swemary Ftote C A M NO: B5CA6431-14Q FIRST UfdON NATIONAL BANK OF DEUW ARE, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UNION HOME EQUITY BANK, KJL PLAINTIFF VS. DAVID SEAN MUU.VAIN. SECURITY MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC.; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVntEAN MULLVAJN. ANO UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS DEFENOANT(S) NOTKS OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw­ auark to a Summary Ftote Judgmark of toradoaw* dated J wm 28. 2001 •raarad to C M C m Na 05CA2411-140 of VM Ckate Cowt of Vm K TH Judicial Ctrote in am lor SEMINOLE C o n y . SANFORD, Ftortda I wB •** to vm iV mm am bote btddtr lor caah U W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE al Vm SEMINOLE Cowky Cotehom located a 301 N PARK AVENUE In BAWORO. Ftortda te 11DO a m on VM 31 day te JWy. *001 Vm Itetoatog d tiu ln il prapotly aa ate torth to aaid Swemary Ftote Judgmark. kvaa LO T27. H K M JU O PINES UNIT I. ACCORDING TO TOE P U T THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 14. PAGE 98. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMVIOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. Dated Vka t* day of J w m . 2001. (O R C U T COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork ol toa O o rt Court •y. Mary 8koep* Djfmfy O u t TOE U W OFFICES OF DAVID J. ■TERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S lkihrara*y Drtva Suaa 800 Fltekteton.FL 33324 (954)2336000 016S779(FUNWT) W ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OISABKJTIES ACT. parson* arte ~nr> lng i i pt eiai •eeortHf^iAttQri thouU ccrkaa COURT ADMINISTRATION, te Vm SEMINOLE Cowky Cow V nm « 407685-4227. 1605 *546771 (TOO) Or 1605(856770. PubtohJWy a 16. 2001 rm m None* o f p u b l ic s a l e p u b lic NOTICE la haraby gran *ML on to* date am Vm ton* toted batori. am ckltoktog kem day to day wad al gooda ara aato «• art* ate te PWMc Aucton. to Vm N^mm biddar. lor coat, ar Vm ■arohouaa ol STORAGE USA. tocatod M 1007 WM* Spring* Or, Winter Spnnga FL 3270*. kw coraanu uf to* lolowtig ttoraga w rit oonianng houaohted and/or U a in m gooda tor ran am otoar charga* tor mhfch a Ian cn •area la dalmad, to art; DATE OF SALEWULYlMi 2001 200 PM MARYNES PALMA *214 BOXES ATfO FURNITURE. DAWN PAOOLA *184 FURNITURE MARCIA FALCO IN RE: ESTATE OF W* l IAM W. EVERETT. JR H3T1CE C l' FCVPV3TRATW Tha aararkababon of to* eteate of WILLIAM W. EVERETT. JR . daoaaaad. FI* Nwnbar *001635 CP, It pandtog In to* Ckoii Court tor Sammoto County, Ftortda Probte* DMwon. to* addraaa of tekeh la Banknote Cowky Courtoouaa, 301 N Pork Avanua. Santord. Ftortda 32771. Th* n*m** and i ........of toa paraonal rapraaarkabra am d toa paraonal rapraaorkatora'a stoorALL VfTERESTEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TOAT: A* paraona on atoom toia none* la chalang* tM vrkdky ol toa wfl. toa lyiatetoakona of toa paraonal rapraaanutrra. vanua. or kataOebai of toa Cotte art rtqwrad to Ma toak at4*okona wah tola Cowt WITOVf THE U TE R or THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradtora of too daoodant end oritef persons haring cteima oi on whom a copy of tori note* to I of to* brat pubkeabon d toto Court WITHIN TO E 1ATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF TOE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF TOI8 NOTICE OR TU R T Y DAYS AFTER TOE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF T H U N O TK E ON THEM A4 otoar cradtora d toa decadent and paraona haring claim* or demands against th* decedent ■ •teat* rrute kte toter ctaan* wtoi toto court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TOE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT 6 0 F E E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha date of Ural putricaaon d Vat noaoato July 18. 2001 PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: TE D M REITER 40 SC tlto Avanua OcteaFL 34471 ATTORNEY FOR PFRSONAI REP­ RESENTATIVE WILSON 4 WILLIAMS. P A BY. REUBEN 8 WKXIAUS. IV Ftonda Bar No 809512 *54 E Stow Epmga etvd Ocala Florida 34470 Tteaphorw. (3521829 *747 Pthtah JWy 15. 22. 2001 CCI35__________________________ NOTKE OF FICTITIOUS NAME ILrSue U U itb y 5.o n Slit I - J anoagtd m buavwas te 1(6 mate ITto Skate Santord. Florida 32771. Sammoto County. Ftonda widar toa Fctiuout Name ol {K i ll! RaerWUng Barrio** and tote I Intent to ragw ter ited norm wkh toa Ofriamn d toa Fiebboua Nam* Statutes, to W l Section 88S 09. Ftortda Statutes 19*1. McheteC Horal Putbah JWy IS. 2001 CC129 �<V Sumlny. July 15. 2(HH I’ilftC 511 L eg a ls L eg a ls NOTICE O f AUChON TNe aueson MS ba hatl on Auguat 1.7001 al * 0 0 AM at 375 Aukn Ava , Ortada. FL Praapacava taddara may Inapad Sia vahidas on lha day bafora tha Auction from SAM urat SPM Tarma art caab or carflhad funds only Ortedo Tearing raaanaa lha ngN to accapi or refuse any and a l tada Tha W natng vlltcN l ara oSarad torbtda IS77 LINCOLN TOWNCAR 7YS7S347430 aqq2 LUTS 4A3CS44RSNEIIIS40 PubaahJUy 15.2001 CC123 L eg a l s L eca ls Lecals MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 600 PLANTATION. FL 33324 01-71396<FNM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona with daaMMaa naading a apodal accommodation ahoukj contact COURT a d m in istratio n at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 4 0 7 *6 5 ^ 2 7 7 . 1-600 956-8771 (TOO) or 1-600 9 5 5 6 7 70 via Florida Ratty Sannca THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO (2) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLIC I W THE SEMINOLE HERALD Pub**h Jufy IS. 22.2001 CC136 ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY ANO ALL BIDS PubSehJiAy 15.2001 cons NOTICE O f PUB UC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MCCONNELL TOWING WAL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CASK ON DEMANO TO HIGHEST BIOOCR. THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE. AUCTION VFAR UAKF V M i JULY 11 ST SSFORO 1FDWEJ7S4WHBS833S 80 FORD FI0EPOO8232 AUGUST 1ST S3 FORD ir«SP36X3CK1»!ir nCTTT»U* HAMS S5HONOA IHGAO543SFA00S1SS ttC H E V Nama Statutes, to Wit Baction SOS 09, Honda Statutes 1SSI Own* Jam a PUJtah duty IS. 7001 ocin 1GIAW5IW1KS144303 7000 DOOGE 1B3E94SC4YD6008S1 SI MITSUBISHI JA3CR4SVSM2D24S4S Tha Auction ww ba hafd al 1 0 0 a m on Mid data* abova ILConr^l Tcmv>g ingcovtiy, 2300 Sanlord Ava. Sanford. F i. 12773 Proepedke biddera may Inaped vaNdaa ona hour prior to tala Tarma ara "CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS* UcComafl TbwUig • raaarvaa f a hgM to accapl or rafad any and a l BIDS PubAah AAy 16. 2001 CC1S0 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MCCONNELL TOWING WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. FOR SAL VAOE FOR CASH. ON DEMANO TO HIGHEST BfDOER. THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE. AUCTION YEAR MAKE VtN • AUGUST 3RO 68 HYUNDAI KMMLA31J8JU211455 87 NISSAN JN1PB2218HU543100 68 HYUNOAI KMHLA21J0JU2794O4 AUGUST4TH 96 LINCOLN 1LNLM82W3TY660320 2000 TOYOTA 4T1BO22K9YU935670 AUGUST (TH 86 CADILLAC 1O6CO5156J432I1S0 C3CHEV LOT 4. T W tE T T LAKE SHORES, THIRD ADDITION TO CASSELBCfV RY. ACCOROtNO TO THE SLAT THERE O f A3 RECORDED M PLAT BOOK I t . PAOI 73. PUOUC NOT (O FEED W U BE FOREVER BARRED. PubScaBon of t* e Notice was bagcat on JcW IS. 7001 Naim Slatutat. to -W tt i t jx o . m u i c o a tit w RALPH W NILES. JR Pubkah > Jy IS. 7001 C C tlt L eca ls J-ity re . W .tm r n W in m a fln p m . 2Q1AN5*4lOl17«*4« 66DOOOE 4073334000 Larry A. Data Prmroam 3CEO Pukkah: JMy 15,2001 com Tampa. EL 330023341 Tataphona | 4 1 J» 2 13077 PubeaTc Jc4y I I , 22. 2001 1B3B246C4G0141923 AUGUST TTH 91 FORO 1FAPPI4J5MW204594 96 HONDA 1MGC07230TAG2063 7 AUGUST STH 95 MAZDA 1YVGE31C7S5344919 81 SUZUKI JSWK41A6G2106731 87 PLYMOUTH 1P3B026PXHX733291 AUGUST STH 89 FORO 1FTEX14NXKXA79164 79 SUZUKI O S7606704935 AUGUST 11TH §1 FORO 1FMCU22X8MUA87406 8S MAZDA JM2UF211800554749 •t ISUZU 481CR11Z7M4202623 S3 TOYOTA 4T1SK12E0NU094491 Tha Auction wR ba h»*d at 9 0 0 am on aad date* above MoCormaf Towmg 1FV covary. 2600 Sanford Ava. 8anlord.FL. 32773 Proapadfva bfddarv may Inapad vahfdaa ona hour prior to aafa Tarma ara -CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS* McConnaf Towvig raaarvaa tia n^a fo aocapl or rafad any and a l BIDS PuMduAAy 16.2001 OC138___________________________ mmM Classified Dept To Place TowM 12— E l d e r l y C a iu : Cara taking: Tandar Loving Cara, pari lima mornings, artamoona or tarty avanlnga. E real lent cara, IS y ra a ip . R afarrala, m aala. arranda Sanford reeldant. Call Nancy. 407-321-3775 27— N u R s tR Y & C h il d C are ti hnma dry o r e Lo*» of TlC* li n K k im d u J e d A l iM t i 407 830-5571 Naad tva-ai caragrvar n t u (Janava araa Only aanout nquirea ptaaaa c a l . 1 9 1 9 804 8078 21— P er so n a ls Dally H oroscope Up to Data Soap naaulta Call Now til I 90CMM-4664 a i t 7141 %2 9W rrvn*e Must ba 18 yre of ago Sarv U 6 1 9 645-8434 23— L o s t & Fo u n d fou n d : Four puppw* abandonad al th« adga ol l a t a Monroa Adorable raddrah brown and lu» ol energy F ree to good home Please help 407-371-7865 LOST Sat ol key* July 8 7001. downtown SarAord Kay* lor GM ca n A P O Doi Approiimatafy 8 kayt Raward 4 0 7 -3 2 M 2 6 8 L o tt lArvPm, ftacfc 6 Tan Answan to *l*o\ Cash reward. lljOUUfof wtia return Nautarad maw Lait aaan 6 0 0 0 1 , Longwood North Cova Subdrviaaon 407-332 9163 27— N ursery & C i i i i .d C are Cara Cara In my L a ta MaryLongwood homa At agaa. bafora 3 altar school walcoma 407*330-5176 tart t l lfV Actnohe*!-Uyroom Lot ol TLC7 E i Ratadtaa ratal r f Caa Daanna. 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Ca3 Ja ck al 40 7- 321 • UU21H A « L M ar hav. vMd O M n loanm and p r a a t a d i g n n t r t a d i N ow Hiring AUCTION REMOVAL O f THE DESORBED VEHKLElS) WAS CONOUCTEO IN COMPLIANCE WITH P .S T I3 T S NOTICE THAT HARRY'S TOW1NQ WAL SELL BAIO VEHCLE(S) AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR CASH ON JULY 17, >001 AT SAM AT S S J W FULTON ST . SANFORD. F L 3 2 7 7 I ALL VEHICLES SOLD AS IS NO TITLE GUARANTEED HARRYS TOWINO RESERVES THE RIGHT TOa n ONANY vehici Eisi VEHKXE(S) MAY BE VIEWED ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE I SSI PLYMOUTH jPSCO ssvtLZoassae ISSS CHEVROLET W a x h w h ile y c u x hub . one a t ached! 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W c prepare home cn ik ed hrrakfatt. lunch, and afternoon clu ck t foe all of our tlud rntt TiancpiuuiMai it pm tidcd h a ttud rn tt that attend Goldthnrn Id-.llwildc. PinccfcU . W k I I ow . Hamilton, ami luherty C h n tiu n School. Our Malf hac been carefully terecned. hat a COA ■> A S in Early Childhcaid I due -non and it certified in let aid and CPK. C'amcrat ate in each d a u mom. f i t in f parrnlc the freedom to com e in and u b te tte d x ii child • proyretc al any time and a lto (■tea an c u r e le a tc .4 tecunly Childcare i t prutided fur all children i f e t b taeekt lo 11 ycait o f a fe /umi/iri iSul in r iir fim r C lU iU LU Kr a r r u rlc o m r , g C A L L T O D A Y TO R E S E R V E Y O U R C H I L D S S P A C E F O R F A L L C L A S S E S r CL A S S E S B E G I N A tJQ tth » �P a g e G il Sunday. July 15. 2001 Seminole Herald You can fix your ad to 407-323-9408 300 N. French Avt„ Sanford 32771 •P. O. 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Certain ads and classifications require prepayment Logals Deadlines: Friday, 5 pm for Wednesday Edition Wednesday. 5 pm lor Sunday Edition. 11 12 13 14 15 16 IB 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 2 - 117 Commercial Rentals tt8 Oftico Space For Rent 119 Pasluro For Ronl 123 Wanted To Renl 125 Lease Tb Own 127 Storego/Offico For Ronl 67 Caroer Consultants 69 Resumes 70 Education 8 Training 71 Halp Wanted 73 Employment Wanted REA L ESTA TE 2 6 1 91 Apartments/ Homes To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommato Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments •Furnished 99 Apartments - Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 165 CupJowTilpfak 107 Mobile Homes For Renl 111 Resort Vacations ' 114 Warehouse.'Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals 11 a n ted * A D H E S IV E S ’ W E T R A IN $11 H R Local Work 1-800-779 7784 71— H elp W a n t e d 71— H ttp W a n t t o Act Now! Wort* From I torn# Earn *480-84200 PT/FT Fufl Tfimmg Prowdad Fro* Info C a l 1-888-724-7902 ot ****** You WanIWork com FOOD SERVICE W ORKERS Savaral optrungt in AtUmonl* Sponyv Longwood A Ha* throw 10*nv2pm Mutt b * alto to HI S M , it*u*t anjoywortunq i x u i d chadron A lurv* * d u n cnm nal hutory U W r i Apply PEOPLEMARK. INC 341 N Maitland Aw *320. MW 4 0 7 -0 2 9 5 2 2 9 FOE OTWP Looking For 1 3 (H > - > • ! • ) 1 F- 222 Musical Inthuments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions tfll Appliances A Furniture For Sale 1B3 Television 6 Stereo/Radio 165 Computer* For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 1B9 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn 6 Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Roslauranl Equipment IB * ■ H W a M ta V Jm 231 Car* For Sale 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Buset/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rental* 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Mrtorcydea/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Roc. Vehicles/Campo rs For Sale 243 Trailer* For Sale 245 Farm Equipment M ISC ELLA N EO U S 199 Pats 8 Supplies 200 Lfveslock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Hoavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antlnua/ToNechbies 215 Boats 8 Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted lo Buy IT K 2 Accounting 253 Additions 8 Remodeling 254 Air Conditioning C L O S E T O HOM E STA FF IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS Mon. thru Fri. 9 AM to 11 AM 2 S 2 0 8 . O r l a n d o D r iv e ■ S a n f o r d 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 “O t f l c o s C o a s t t o C o o b I" a l n c o NSURAWCe 47 Aulumn blrthstone 46 Poor among peers 51 Linen liturgical vestment 63 Changed to suit 56 Up to now 60 Hitches a ride on a satet'ttn, 16 Council BiuPu la thero 17 Takes a him, to a carpentry shop 62 Give ofl 63 Split land 64 First name in mysteries 65 Works like a beaver 56 Golf great Sam 67 Foal, tho same either way DOW N 1 This Is one 2 Baseball's Felipe or Molsos 3 Bond, bul not James 4 Balloon ballast 5 Socio­ economic class 6 Kick in for a hand 7 Utmost degree 8 Ate sparingly 9 Come to Estimated time of arrival Largo serving bowls Free pass lo tho second round Brimless cap Nolo contendere, e.g. 26 Play parts 32 Emulates an Avon rep (with 43Across) 35 Huey, Dewey or Louie, to Donald 37 Start of Mr. Rogers’ song 38 Trallblaxer 40 Linguistic suf­ fix 41 Nervy? 43 See 32-Acrosa 45 Sloth's hangout 46 Part of G E 46 One sponsored at a baptism, Kitchen glxrno Publish Soda buy Follow as a result “Well. well, wniir Nestling's cry Inventor Nikola “Groal!’’ Relaxation spol Up to, in ads Word form lor “now" Overthrow a be so One billion years. In 49 Web address inits. 50 Stinks to high hoaven 51 In front 52 Carry with Freo-lancor’s filo ? 1 14 17 o m es F o r S ale t IS. 900! 3Ut) 1IJA Sanford Rape AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES Geneva: 4 B R 2 112 be, tofl Ig (amity rn, wood A ttn nr*. 2 car garage, shad 2 way tplc. pool. 9 1/2 acras 407-3-19-5857,_________________ > H ouse For Sala-4 Bedroom. 2 Bam. mature shade tree* In large lanced yard, Inaid* uMity room Aval now |78 0 0 0 407-323-8188 or 407-324-4848 .n o p a l* . 5 3 5 0 Too < 1-323-1187. Custom OK 3/2. Over 1900 eg 8 on 1/3 acre Haavdy tread, cm lot. Hr. d a lam rm wArraptece, aal-tn tJtchan. 10s22 sc porch. 2 a •375/W75 407-321-8757. ammo*. ilaM*rJi*d, mxow Iq IaIm* 100— C | 71— H elp W a n t e d 71— H elp W a n t e d o n d o m in iu m R e n ta ls 1 Bedroom, U rge wall to ctoaat, Uv Rm. Din Rm. washer A dryer, acre triad porch *2 7 .5 0 0 or tATBAno, Id . last A *2 5 0 security 407-882-2103 ftltnm a cu . $119,900 CuasornBR IO .co r* rTrporatywVv, ctn. plant shelves, aat in kitchen 2 cat g en g e, fancocf yd1w^lplfikier •BUY*SEU* TRADE w/inground' |acu2ll, *pnnkl*r ayatom, g a n g * *1 0 7 .9 0 0 Pina Ridge Club: 2 bad 2 bam. ceramic We. appliances, walai 103— H o u s e s * U n f u r n is h e d And ilJt. W 4 Iraki during day shtfi. W ring lo worii dittaiant shift*. Slockdai* Tachnolugias. SantonL For m a n totorrn*t»n/«ppkcalton, c a l 4073238121. _____________ You can do !t aH with a Seminole Herald classified ad C*ll (407) 322-2011 To 8p«ak to a Clittllied Ad Spiclalltt Or Fix lout Ad (407)323-0401 DuMiPo.un Fenm *n m d d ia t panon must h a a valid Florid* driver* lo a n **. Prater tomato ta r d a W p a n o n a M a r s i s torquaixy Noaipariancariaceaaary, |u*t a d**ira to Warn and grow w«h us, Ptaaa* *1 407-302-0274 tor mar* N o and to edwdii* an totorrAew *Ah our m l Ong Free Vtanjtto* - W brkn Camp Insurance - Equal Opportunity Employe* We Are looking tor a tow good paopWI Are you an* of ol ta rn ? 590/weak! Fun krlchan, DOYLE’S RENTALS ■antord 2/2 WNh 1 car garage t tenor porch 555G'52S •antord 2/1 1/2 2 Story Condo w/ Demo Rm. Landry Rm, New Pam A CHA 16281600 •antord 3/2. CHA w «r Shad t Fanoad Back Yard *8796878. DOYLE REALTY, INC. (407) VO-8488 WE RENT A SELL HOMES -Windchase Apartments < Move In by tin end of July, Receive a FR E E DVD PLA Y ER Huge 1, 2 fit 3 Bedroom PREVIOUS PUZZLE AN SW ER Act of law enforcement Sharpen, as one’s skills "The author Wisler Ulopia Plains Monianance Tach needed tore large manulacturad home community Mutt have a working knowledge o< plumbing, electric, A pool maintenance Starting salary. *2 3 .9 0 0 C a l 4 0 7 -3 2 3 8 1 8 0 . | 107— M o b il e H o m e s F o r R en t remodalad, ail M . cabt*. A/C, Indry, 8396._______ • Position open in houtekeep Maid* t Nvjht Hauaeman. App paraon only. Spring Hds Suaaa. N Town* Rd Sanford_______ j Salat: 190.000 * car: Qraal commune*Iron *ki*a A neat 2n ipytoArtica a n * a t C a l XT7-fW Sanlotd Tail Co. need* drtvara. Fuk/Part Irma, rutavday ahtha. Vehada provided Pw c e l 407-4171859, aak tor Gary.___________ ■ Styksia needed tor bury talon in Ranunoto Town* CaiUet Eicetlant u* vn-*ujn% maGcal Adental For reamer,-a contact Paula. 4U7-328BAM •5000 Truck Shop Helper. PT. 1520 95— R o o m m a t e W a n ted B aaldng a paraon to ahara my horn*, yraw ol la k e Monro*, hous* prtvrtoga*. C al 407-328-7232 tor an appototoiant necessary. but rmirl ba rrudmaWy hdned V/R tr*to to tba. chanp* 04 A bra* on truck* Abl* to worknMwrdaray aflev vrurarj Cal i 114— W a a e h o u s e /K e n t a l S tale 12.000 Sq It. 4on*d huvy. *tor»g*. S u t * Road 48, 3 mu#* to 1-4 Ortando Group, 407-831-4892 l i n t IS M lH H IlK rO lH i C o u n try Style C ity L iv in g Convenient Spacious Affordable s 3 0 0 un O f f BEAT I CLOCK f t F irst M o n t h 's R o u t With 12 Mo Lease 5 A pproved Credit FREE RENT • Sparloua ApartrnrrUs with large Closets • laLe Front • Volleyball • Sparkling Ibol • Tennis Courts FOR ONE Y E A R I FOR DETAILS CALL OR VISIT I Sanford Court Apts. | rvj/wMk Fie>Ue PM h o n N oarp Dan. 407-324-1 OCA I’lrase Mention Tills Ad When 4 0 7 -3 2 8 -8 8 1 8 Outdoor Maintonenca lor oommeraal propaSaa N otk*».part lima. Mu*l have transportation 57.50rtv 4 0 7 -8 3 4 -4 0 0 0 __________ Plant nuraary t heavy mamlananca work needed Part lm#. eat your oa»i hour*. For moc* Into, c a l 407-321- n I Fumahad roam, a l uHMto* paid Laaidry room *v*l*M *. w/ Maying washatAXyar. Share Mchsn, ouWda entrance to room. 407-3231740407-323-7157______________ mutt 407-322-4470 •i L LB A p a rtm e n ts S ta r lin g a t You Call For Details phone, kjteri use, mc. dr, resident own*r. 2 ban ham bu*. Non amdier 3 _ 141— H o m e s F o r S ale LAKE AoJr'1 BOMM. 94704*0 I BORMj (MONO ANO UP Winter “ S P H E R IC A N G L E S ” Uy James E. Buell 2 H ♦/- S.414 aqR. S1800 a taua/alBOO. 2940 Hiawatha Av» »E */- 830 a q R a r tour aaparal* room* LASER OPERATOR In one South Amorican capital Not a full cut Duke Ellington's "Take___ Train" Fairway warning Up to tho task Oboist's purchase Throe. In Napoli 141— 407-222-2498. "Foil down manhole, Jun o ‘99| attr locale When It’s tight Smeltery nuf> 307 Swimming Pool Service* 308 Termrte Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travol 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radio 3 M I IrUvJ.lwry 318 Welding 8 Sheet Metal 318 Well Drilling 319 Window Washing A Doling Doyla Rutty, Inc. MARINER S VILLAGE ?? Saffim ffSKttU1 Edited by Timothy E. Parker July 5, 2001 3 0 6 S ia in e d G la s s L ate Miry/Sanlortf Wastwr,Dryer Hook-up*. S ' PooL No Pats, I8 6 0 R Coial Apt*. 407-330-1300 INVEST10ATE BEFORE YOU INVEST' Aiway* a good poke/, aspectsly for b u tln a t* opportunltio* and franchise* C nJ Florida Dept d **gnculiute A w u w r e r S a m e * * a! 8 0 0 4 35 7 352 or FTC-HELP Ior true rtorm atan Or vM our Web *4* at www He gov/buop. Florida law raqulra* anAar* d cartaln buatoes* ctpoinr*** to rogator won Florida Oapl. ol Agriculture A Consumer Service* before *a*ing C a l to verity lawful reg-straton batora you buy T h e Universal Crossword 305 Small Business seo o * ta r te o o 99— A p a r tm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d Immadiala opanaig* Local asphalt rat-an Co. looking tor a>pd work*** only Good pay wan ovariima A bana'rls C a i 407-327-7000 1954 304 Siding 117— C o m m e r c ia l R en ta ls Protataional m aM am ato. &W, to ahara my pool homo In tha Lgwd/lk Mry araa. N8. D a p o a M W *. 407-787-7*94. Immaaaia opening* tar protu iamal houM claanof* Start 57 8 0 hr pto* mileago Mon-Frt. day* only Car 2B7 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving 8 Storage 293 Oil. Lube 8 Filler 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 Ptano/Organ Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Rooting 302 Screen 8 Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect. Repair 250 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet 8 Installations 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Calling Repair 267 Ceramic TUe 268 Child Cara 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 281 Irrigation 8 Ropalr 282 Janitorial Services 233 Ji/.cL-y & Repair 284 lakefront Clearing 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services 95— R o o m m a t e W a n ted rnqurtd 407-834 5598________ ACROSS 1 Friendly dog shakes S Posltlvo attitude 10 "O f___ are you spoaking7" 14 Southwest crockpot 15 Clownish act It you need to change your ad while 8 I* running, please glv* u* a call and we will make the change for the nest available edition Plea** check your ad on die first day ol publication it you find u.i error, ptoaio can us and we will correct tha error tor the no*1 publication We are roiponslblo lor the .first insertion only and only tor the oo»l ol the lirsl Insertion > 221 Good Things lo Eal 141 Homos For Sale 143 Out ol Stalo Proporty For Sato 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 146 Mobile Home lota For Sale 149 Commercial Properly For Rale 151 Invcstmonl Properly For Sale 153 Acreage Lol For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobile Homos For Sato 159 Roal Estato Wanted 166 Bi-ainu-ui Tor Sola 163 Walortronl Propony For Sale 165.Duplex For Sale REN TA LS 45 Debt Consolidation 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities y j Financial Service* 61 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages W 2 Paying for vo ur classified,a& We gtadfy accept Mastercard or Visa Wo also will take cash or a personal check. Advertisers who wish lo be billed can make arrangements at tho lime theft ad Is placed Please keep in mind lhat ads In lt>e Personal* (das*. 2t), Business Opportunities (das* 55) A Garage Sale* (217) rerxitr* payment In advance. EM PLOYM ENT j2nE333EI elp 3 H Home Montth Care Eldcrty Carts Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetorv Lois Reminder Services Lusury Items Computer/TV Personals Healthcare Lost & Found Special Notices Nursery & Child Cara Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services 71— H CLASSIFIED til 3291 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford „I 407-323-3301 I; Don VMiss The Opportunity UVE Cvut (xvo Country Lake Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 3JO-5204 I �Siintl,T\ July I PoyJng_for_your cla ssifie d n d : Seminole Herald, Wo gladly accept Mastercard °* Visa Wo also wti late cash ci .1 p"'-' check Advertisers who wish to bo tultod con make arrangement; at itn their ad is placed Please keep in mind Itiat rill" in trm I’. . n ils (ct.iss Business Opportunities (class 55) A Ontnijo got. | i | ,, •, ivr.it: advance You can lax your ad to 407-323-0408 300 N. French Avo., Sanford 32771 • P. 0 . Box 1667, Sanford 32772 O ur office la open to serve you Monday thrbugh Friday, 8 am - S pm DEADLINES: In the e v e n t y o u need to c h a n g e v o n r n d Cs^dline Is 4 p.m. on Monday lor Wednesday paper nnd 4 p.m. Thursday lor tho Weekend edition A 4 line minimum applies to private party ads. Certain ads and classifications requite prepayment. Legate Deadlines: Friday, b pm lor Wednesday Edition Wednesday, 5 pm lor Sunday Edition. Home Health Care Elderly Care Health & Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Compute r/TV Personals Health Care Lost & Found Special Notices Nursery 6 Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services Career Consultants 117 Commercial Rentals 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Slorage/Office For Rant I C Resumes Education A Training Help Wanted Employment Wanted 141 Homo* For Sale 91 Apartments/ Homes | ToShata 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 98 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments • Furnished 99 Apartments - Unlumlsbed 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Untumishod 105 Duptes/Trtplox 107 Mobile Homes For Rent 111 Itesert vacations 159— R eal Esta te W an ted 141— H o m e s F o r S ale 153— A c r e a g e L o t F o r Sa u DELTONAlOtore*. Idaal tar mcbM horrurtllt, hones, csttki, fsimviQ ot nurseryI Zoned agricultural. 14,900/ACRE* Sm dawn w/owner finance. • 04-717-im or 904-7*7- 157— M o b ile H o m e s Fu r Sa l* 221 Good Things 10 Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions M E R C H A N D IS E 181 Appliances A L Furniture For Sale 183 Television A Stereo/Radio 165 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment 1 REA L ESTA TE REN TA LS 63 Mortgages It you need to change your ad wtiHo it ts lurviinp pii .im 0i.< 1 ,1 we will make'the change lor tlie no«t available C't lion Plc,r;<? c.tv - y on the lest day ot publication It you Imd an error, ptonn cnt< u> and ws will correct the error lor the next publication. Wo 010 responsible Jirsl msorlKsi only and only lor tlio ccsi ot the lir-.» ■ r o e Properly For Sale t45 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lois For Sale 149 Commercial Properly For Sale 151 Investment Properly For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 167 Mobile Home* For Sale 159 Real Estate Warned 160 Business For Sale 183 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale 231 Cars For Sale Ej W L J 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 238 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Molorcydes/Bikos For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. 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Ihry a re the heart a t your c u ro m r Jy You w l f W reputable local buk6w**(s and M r v k » kt thh dkvetory. $15.75 per m o n th ..... 5 lines / 3months $24.75 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months Repairs Oh All Makes And Models 1539 Dolgner Place Port ol Sanfoid ADDRESS EXIT 52 FROM 1-4 OFF ORANGE DLVD. ON TH E ST, JOHNS RIVER M M M H M H M H H M iM H U H A A i' �IRC* ( i l l Tu r. S e m in o l e H e r a l o Sumlny. July 15. 2001 I am re a d y w hen you a re . b e tte r e n g in e e rin g you can s e e and a n E n g in e e r e d H o m e - in in ve n to ry. Accelerated^Realtor C o m m i s s i o n s Available! T | « q • n e C a t ir t u a r u j d l l C l U d i y A Prestigious Oviedo Address. Amenity Center Indud Fullv Equipped A Staffed Fitness Center, 2 Pools, Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball & C o m m u n ity Center R. 417 (The AA7 Q71 Gntmeway) lo Red Dug Rd., Proceed East to Lockwood lllvd and turn left; Turn right onto S.R. 419 lo The Sanctuary $5,000 In FREE O ptions LQI MODEL SOEL T*7 ’ “ v • •“ t \ » t / l Egret’s Landing ar-Lakc « « cry ; ; 4 Ea* to like Minr Stvd. tM n u e u>Countiy G ’rated 2 blncuio5)-JUl M r we., nuke a nji C lo s in g C o s t s o n T h e s e In v e n to ry H o m e s F R E E A p p l i a n c e P a c k a g e .* Closing Costs on Th ese A ugu st .31, BQ/BA EBICE AVAILABLE 1QI M model l# soel 2090 bq/ba eko available 405 $107,131 SOU) $ 2 3121 0 $229,623 The Retreat at Wekiva SKIS Minutes west of Seminole Towne Center and just north of Lake forest, M lo Li* 51, ntnceed West on 46 to Oregon; riglii on Oregon to Orange boulevard, left onto Orange. Entrance to The Retreat on the right , ■ $5,000 In FREE Options or No Closing Costs on These Inventory Homes Closed by August 31, 2001 FREE Pool and $3,050 in Closing Costs on These Inventory Homes Closed by A ugu st 31, 2001.* \m MODEL SOEL EB!£E m m AVAILABLE $166*194 4 5 6 Amalfi Vfeneto 2012 2240 2277 it JK* Prakfo r i n r i a ** ** 4 - t i i b i E d P r G S G T V P • 3/25 4/3 4/3 AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST $219/450 $229,725 $231,360 OCTOBK 4/2 w/Bonus 4/2 $198,514 $164/423 AUGUST AUGUST NOW Gated Comhiunlty with Be IncludinginteractiveCh!M and Children's Playground On Sand lake Rd. between Orange Blossom Tr. and Orange Ace. i $5,000 In FREE Options o r No Closing Costs on Inventory Homes Closed by A u gu st 31, 2 0 0 1 .' LQI MODEL SOEL BD/BA EBKI 5H0549 AVAILABLE ;« m $ 1 6 (4 2 0 $ 1 7145 5 $ 1 7105 3 $162,104 Weston H ills Cated Com munity with Beautiful Amenity Center Including Interactive Children* Pool, 2 Adult Pools, Tennis, Basketball Courts and Playground O n US 27 just 2 miles nonh of H w y 192. minutes front o sw \ r \ r r i • * ! , Wall Disney W orld Resort* 800.955. 171* N o C lo s in g c In v e n to ry $139,860 AUGl $151,565 NOW Does not Include lot premiums or pool packages, applies to Inventory homes closed by August 31, 2001, through Humebuyert funding. Rendering of exterior elevation Is an J mSUc representation only. Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. Ur.’kt r l'ltrtk'ip.iiicn Weicomt*!, f �I h i Si m i \ « >1 i 1 1 1 u \i i> Inside: Section C R elig io n 4 C-5 C D ear A bby 5 C ’ Fo o d 6 C Sunday July 15, 2001 Thank you for the restless sleep that you provide to us through the knowledge if we know if we have a problem w e can call you." — Pastor Gene Gregory ]r., at the inaugural Public Servant Appreciation Day New York T im e s B e stse lle rs Non-Fiction 1. JOHN ADAM B by David McCuSsugh. I?1™ * ! 4 Sctiustnr, $35.) A biography ot the country’s first vice prosidont and second president 2. STOLEN LIVES, by Malika Oufkir and MtchOie Fitoussi. (Talk Miramax/ Hyperion, $24.) A Moroccan woman recalls the 20 years she spent In a desert tail. 3. G H O ST SOLDIERS by Hampton Skies. (Doubleday, $24.05.) The story of a United States Army plan to rescue prisoners of war (including survivors of the Bataan death march) in the Philippines In earty 1945. 4. JUSTICE, by Dominick Dunne. (Crown, $24.) A collection of essays about crlmos and criminals, trials and punishments. Public servants who also visited the River O f Life lurch Sunday included Dcatry Gregory, *on of the late Gene Gregory and‘ ant officer at the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, Jerome Adams from the Volusia unday was a day County Corrections Department, several SCSO for honoring the deputies, including D av is Gregory, son of the late brave Seminole Gene Gregorys ana several government officials from County public servants who lost their lives In the Deltona and DeBary. Gregory based most o f his public servant sermon line of duty and for on a Bible excerpt from Romans Chapter 13 Verse 1 those who courageously which states: continue to serve their "Let every person be in subjeccommunities. tion to the governing authorities. Across the St. Johns For there is no authority except River In Deltona, Pastor from God and those which exist Gene Gregory Jr„ offld are established by God, Therefore ated the Inaugural he who resists authority have L Public Servant opposed the ordinance o f God. f ‘ Appreciation Day They who have opposed for the River will receive condem­ O f Life nation upon them­ Church congregation. Esteemed selves. For rulers are not feared by those who do good, but by those who do evil. Dp you ^M want to have no fear of authority? V Then do what is good and you will have praise from the Wiled; ................ * ................................ ktm e. For it is the mlnlsThe Sunday service departed froth normal services ter o f God for you to do w hat Is when the ceremony started with the SC SO Honor good." Guard placing the American Flag on top of the stage. U g Later in the sermon. Pastor "W e're gathering largely today to give honor and Gregory and his m other Linda, show appreciation to our public servants," said . who sat In the front row, wept as Gregory at the -tart o f the sermon. "Those o f you that the memory o f Gene Gregory have come today, we thank you so much. Thank you became all too real when the pas­ tor giving us the honor of your visit. We thank you for tor preached the gospel, the service you provide for us all year long." "W e would like to thank you In the law enforcement community," ... . • s«id Gregory w ith tears swelling in his eyes. "Thank you for work­ ing the stinking shuts that you uu so you can be there when we need you to. Thank you for the family outings, family get-togethBy C hrlatopher Patton Staff Writer S B.'NAPALM A SILLY PUTTY, by ,. U : 1 a G o o rg o Carlin. (Hyperion, thing Irom G o d lo pots to | the Lono 1 R a n g e r’s laundry. f jjf ._ , . 3. 6. FOUND­ n ING BROTHERS, by Joseph J. Ellis. OOiopr. $20 ) A historian’s study of the intertwined kvea pf the nation's founders. <• 7. SEABISCUfT. by Laura HHtenbrand. (Random House, $24.95.) A biography of the horse whose earner culminated in a 1938 match race with War Admiral 8. WHEN YOU COME T O A FORK IN TH E ROAD, TA K E IT1 by Yogi Berra with Dave Kaplan. (Hyperion, $18.95.) Reminiscences and aphorisms from the Yankee Hall of Famer. . .•,• 1/y by I'noiw Melissa “9.i TH T t i lEi TR inU u TH i n lIoS •. • ee Fiharidgs with Laura Mortal. (VWard, $24.95.) The autobiography of tiw toe* 10. TU E 8DAY 8 WITH MORR1E. by Mitch Albom. (Doubleday, $19.95.) The author tells of hit weekly visits td his old college mentor, who was near death’s door. ^ Fiction 1. LEAP OF FAITH, by Daniels Steel. (Delaoofle. $19.95.) Upon returning to the French chateau of her chMhood, a woman encounters new love and mortal danger. 2. •p - IS FOR PERIL, by Sue Grafton. (Marion Wood/Putnam. $28.95.) The CaMomla private eye Kinsey MMione searches for a pnxNnent specials! In geri­ atric medkine who has gona missing. 3. SEVEN UR by Janet Evanovteh. (St Martin’s. $24.95.) Stephanie Plum, a New Jersey bounty hunter, ie assigned the tu k of finding a semlretired mobster. 4. TH E JURY, by Slava Martini. (Putnam. $25.95.) The lawyer-sleuth Paul Madrfani represents an Important medcal researcher who has bean charged with the murder of a young notoagus. 5. HOLLYWOOD WIVES — TH E NEW GENERATION, by Jackie CoBns. (Simon & Schuster, $26.) The loves, passions and ruthless ambitions of women In today’s Holywood. 6. CANE RIVER, by LaMa Tademy. (Warner, $24.95.) The story of four gener- w om on. Irom m B P jf ' 1634 10 1936 1 . I w hen w e GROW NUPS, by Anno 7 ytor ■ * £ .* * '; m B B s .,1 > . * (Knopf, 525) A S3 year-ok) woman, trio head of an unrufy extend Jacksonville Deputy Destry Gregory helps the Seminole County 8hertfTs Office Honor Guard place the American flag at the Public Servant Appreciation Day. Gregory la one of three aona of the lata Seminole Deputy Gene Gregory. Sec Memorial, Pag* 6C Carl Wood makes sure Sanford’s streets are clean and clear JH H j ' ■ : " ’-3 7. H A C K Wreaths were placed outside the Seminole County Sheriff's Office last Sunday In memory of officer* slain white on duty. This wreath Is In memory of Gene Gregory, who was killed three years ago In Geneva while responding to a call. "Thank you for being there and training, and being there when we call. Thank you for the rest­ less aleep that you provide to ua through the knowledge if we. know if we have a problem we can call you. Thank you. Thank you for keeping our streets safe." After the service, Harriett had nothing but praise for the « v jL ed family In Baltimore, tries to recover her -original self.* 8. A TRAITOR TO MEMORY, by Elizabeth George. (Bantam. $26.96.) A detective Inspector Investigates the hitand-run killing o( a woman on a London street. 9. A PAINTED HOUSE, by John Grisham. (Doubleday. $ 2 7 .9 5 ) The experiences of a 7-year-old boy whose parents kve and work in the cotton fields of Arkansas. 10- BETWEEN LOVERS, by Eric Jerome Dickey. (Dutton. $23.95) A Los Angelas writer Is lured beck Into the Mo of Ns for­ mer fiancee, who dumped him for a beau­ tiful woman. To Carl Wood, -Let’s clean up our act* Is a major concern. Cart heads up tha city ol Sanford sweepers, which are seen regularly on tha city's streets. In an e.lurt to find out more about the sweepers. Herald Staff Writer Nick Pfelfauf questioned Cert Wood, storm water superintendent lor the city's Storm Water Division of Public Works. a era around the city. How many sweepers does th city own? , A: It seems like a lot, but there are only three right now. Two an* vacuum sweepers and the third is mechanical. Alt three have rotating bro o m , o n tlw v . Q: And how many city em ployees operate these units? A: Three men are assigned to these units, one each. Q : Any plans to increase the number of sweepers? A: We already have money In the city budget to buy an additional unit this year, which costs about $95,000. But, w e m ay have to rod that over until next year. Q : You don't sweep all the streets, which ones do you handle? A: We are responsible for cleaning all streets with curbs. Q: How often is each street swept? A: We try to sweep every curbed street at least once each week, in down­ town Sanford, it’s three times per week. ~ , Jl ~fl w Q : And what are they after, debris, litter, or what? A: W hile the normal belief is that we are cleaning up litter, the main pur- l UBLIC IS pose is to keep our storm drains cleared. In this way, we are actually focusing on leaves and sand, which _ _ j* cause problems in the ■ k g L storm w ater drainage. ... H ■*. That's what our fT r**, sw eepers are real- ii l- U ly out there for, tffti m m m gk although we do help in keeping this a clean city. Q : One final question, how long have you been with the city? A: I actually started with the city In 1973, but I left for aw hile. This time I've been here for three years. �J ’s Furniture Mart Warehouse J ’s Furniture Mart Warehouse By Arthur Zielinski Staff Writer When it comes to shopping for furniture, everyone has his or her favorite style. From con­ temporary to colonial, leather or fabric, wood or metal, fur­ nishing a home involves a host of important choices to make. Helping Sanford residents and people in surrounding areas make those decisions easy and fun is Sanford's newest furniture store, J ’s Furniture Mart Warehouse. J's is located at 2921 South Orlando Drive (Highway 1792) Suite 110, Sanford (between 27th street and Airport Boulevard in the Sanford Plaza). On hand to help you find that special piece D o f furniture are partners J. H. Falkncr and Jesus Tresgallos. Falkncr said he operated a furniture store in Orlando for more than 10 years. Deciding to retire, he dosed the store and moved back to his native Mississippi. After a short time, Falkncr realized retirement wasn't for him. "H e called me," Trcsgallos said, "and asked if I wanted to go into business with him ." J's is now in its third month of operation. Ttesgallos said he and Falkncr chose Sanford for opening a new store because of lower operating costs compared to Orlando. The savings arc passed on to the customer, helping keep the furniture at wholesale prices. A second rea­ son, Falkner said, is because Sanford is a thriving communi­ ty According to Trcsgallos, the ?921 S Oilnmlo Drive (Hwy 17,92) Stiife 11(1 Snnfortl over 20 nnn so n or f u r n iiu r e & w a reh o u se 407-328-0180 showroom consists o f more than 20,000 square feet. Customers will be amazed at the large inventory to choose from. No matter what your fur­ niture needs may be — from hod rooms, dinettes, living rooms, rccliners, tables or chairs — J's Furniture Mart Warehouse has it all. To com­ pliment your new furniture, J ’s also carries a large variety of accessories such as lamps, cocktail tables, and curios, just to name a few. And, if you need help getting all your new furniture safely home, J'a will deliver it for a nominal fee. J's charges $25 for local delivery and $35 for the surrounding area. "M ost deliv­ eries are “same day," Trcsgallos said. Another convenience J'a offers its customers is free lay­ away with no interest. J's store hours arc Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday noon to 6 p.m. Phone: 407-328-0180. Located In former Big Lots Store > ^ W on 17-92 1M m ** nortH at Airport D M N**t to Bov-A-Uot 2921 8 . O rla n d o Drtva • Sanford, F L 52773 • (4 0 7 ) 224-2027 'CHESTS.....fromi d K-PcfilUEfTE H O U RS: M o n .- S a t . lO m n • 7 p m Su n d ay 1 2 N oon - 6pm i n t e r i o r s b y Lawrence David This Is an old tashtonad M e market ottering new and uaad Items. Entire building la Air Conditioned tor your shopping pleasure. 1 111 1 rj 1 w if r . VVI 1 < 1 «f M ' I | | « . l 1 V/t 1 w i i i p ■ tit t i n t ■• 1 1 1 1 i n *1 1 . A l t A ( .1 A ) 1 •* I I 1 I H 1 VV7 V . ' * * " ” r ; y : v T " r i m r t P i t r r — A | >A > A to A I if. 11 r |4 * 1 f »rj< . h u r n 1 a 1 *4|%l J I J I I I I f 1 m w with Fiirup « n*i. i PRIMECO CELL Free zooz. PHONE$ CARDS Dasani Water or i »JVDCINGULAR K '& J i i B U Y - L L Clothaa, am Hama by tna *Baakat Lady”. Firework*. 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Box 1202 Sanford, F L 32772-1202 Most M g jo r Credit Card* 9*5 7 Day* A W eek 2535 French Avenue, Sanford 4 0 7 - 3 0 2 - 2 2 0 8 (407) 321-8647 F a x : (407) (4 Fax: 321-8760 w w o n o ta m F A X is o n n t* F w a c A w n ittn Cody Liquidators t Rock Bottom Prices Dressers - $20/up • Headboards-$5/Up • Night Stands*$10/up Love Seats from $59 • Solas From $99 • Solabeds • $129.99 Coffee Tables from $16 • End Tables from $15 Dinette Tables from $15 • Dinette Chairs from $10 Student Desks from $15 • Bookcases from $25 20” Color TV - Cable Ready 30 Day Warranty - From $50 * Mirrors from $15 • Pictures from $5 • Lamps from $10 The O le-Tym c V a r ie ty S ta re In Downtown Historic Sanford fo r all your supplement needs at our lowest cost guaranteedl • S p o rts N u tritio n • • W holesale P ric e s • Line of Product E A S ., Met-RX, Prolab, Muscle Tech, etc. Much, Much More! 8 6 8 S . H w y . 17-92 Ix m g w o o d La k e * P la za • L o n g w o o d 4 0 7 - 8 3 0 - 8 3 8 3 Hours: 10:00 am •6:00 pm Tue*. •Sat 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm Sun. •Closed Monday (407) 320-0904 » FA X (407) 320-8023 �I T he S eminoi j : H erald Births Sunday. July IS. These kids are GREAT June 18,2001 Carmen Lydia M uriel d.i ughter of Melissa and benjamin Muriel of Orlando, was bom. Students »t Millennium Middle School pose for a picture after win­ ning Ihe G R EA T (Gang Resistance Education And Training) essay contest. Pictured In the front row, Irom left, are Cedric Waters, Andrew Schreiner, Sanford Student Rosourco Officer Claudia Webber. Austin Vargas and Dennis Struble. In tho back row are Venossa Heredia, Katherino Leal, Danielle Eggstein, Stacy Meadows. Taylor Bray and India Davis. June 20,2001 Nathaniel Marchello Jefferson, son of Tamlka of Altamonte Springs, was bom. Erin Tkylor Szurminsld, daughter of Lcsa and Jeffrey Szurminski of Deltona, was bom. June 21,2001 U via Kristen Carr, dau ter of Kimberly and DanlcT Carr of Longwood, was bom. June 22,2001 Nicholas Robert Brown, son of Maryann and David Brown of Apopka, was bom. Spencer Maxwell Newman, son of Christina and Benjamin Newman of , Oviedo, was bom. » Deena Enid Pearson, daughter of Lisa Pearson of Winter Park, was bom. Hey on Comellous Perkins, son of Cristy Nichole Koon of Altamonte Springs, was bom. Jesatca Sherrill VanPelt and Jacob Aaron VanPelt, twin daughter and son of Sherrill and Paul VanPelt of Orlando, was bom. June 23,2001 Sharon Aurora Murcia, daughter of Yamlleth and Alexander Murcia of Fern Pork, was bom Herald photo by Tommy Vlnconl ‘The World Outside’ scheduled to begin July 20 June 24,2001 Matthew Allen Dumas, son of Wendy and Michael Dumas Sr, of Orlando, was |bom. i Sydnety Inrrein* Mills, daughter of Lynn and Scott w bom. Mills of Oviedo, was Shey Lucas Penny, sen of Angela Fenny of Orlando, ws bom. June 25,2001 Nicholas James Franxinl, son of Jamie and Alfred Franxinl Jr., of Sanford, was bom. - v A ■ Christo! D en ise. Harmon, daughter of Wendy and Chris Harmon of Casselberry, was bom. ly rekeM titravliu I Elementary schools will be held July 20 through July 22 at Jackson Heights Middle School In Oviedo. An invitation is extended to the Oviedo and surrounding com­ munities and interested neighbors at large to Join the celebration of excel* lence and ac.rlevement. The event will also mark the establishment of the Stanley:?* Muller Memorial Scholarship. Friday, July 20, Carnival and Family Day at the JHMS Concourse from 10 a m. until 4 p.m. There will be food, vendors, door prizes. Magic give­ aways, fun and vamps. and an old-fashioned record hop dance for all ages from 7 p.m. until midnight Cost is 50 cents. Marva • Saturday, July 21, Haw kins Scholarship banquet at 7 m. with social hour ■ginning at 630. Cost is C person, age & ftn d older, nday; July 22, worship - • Luke Alexander Phillips, n of Ashley and Ibdd Phillips of Lake Helen, was jam. ' service at 11 a.m. For information or banquet tickets, contact Gloria Godwin at 407-359-1031 or Gracia Miller at 407-349-5830. All activities will be held at the Jackson Heights Middle School. Victoria "Vickie" Nathan Murphy was honored at a gath­ ering of good seasoned friends luncheon held at the Rio Pinar Country Club. Hostess was Pattie Tiffany, an old friend and AHWA member. The get-together of friends was an afternoon to be remem­ bered, os we reminisced okei die special Jim eslnJlfft.j. Vickie will be continuing her career at GMAC for awhile In the great dty of Atlanta. No we won't miss her, as she will be home on many weekends. Those who wish to visit her in Atlanta, call Pattie for reservations. Call 407-645-5255. Family Fun Festival Is sched­ uled for Aug. 3 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. at West Sanford Boys and Girls G ub. It is sponsored by Grove Counseling Center. Contact Patrice Anderson at 407-’ 327-1765, ext. 202. Ju n e 26, 2001 Jasmine Isabella Johnson, mghter of Carolee and Ullam Johnson of Altamonte irings, was bom. Paige Elizabeth SL Clair, iughter of Tar* and Andrew . Clair of Lake Mary, was 2001 PafiO 3C Hmfcf photo by Mmvr HtoMroi Lawrence Hanbany teaches rhythms to an hctlve and attentive group of music students. Hanbeny is a volunteer at Harbor II at Higgins Terrace. By the end of this simmer, the students w* be abs to piay African, Latin and Caribbean boats on a variety of Conga drams. Lawrence Han berry Is a vol­ unteer at Harbor II at Higgins Terrace. He teaches rhythms to an active and attentive group of music students. During the Tha ’S e a s o n e d ’ Friends o f Vickie Nathan Murphy seven-week summer program, students will receive a brief overview of various percussion instruments. By the end of this summer, the students will be able to play African, Latin and Caribbean beats on a variety of Conga drums. Mr. and Mrs. Lcroy/Ednn Jean Cody recently had as their house guest, Mrs. Cody's slster/brolher-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Oricn/Deloiso Hicks of Rochester, N.Y. The Hicks arc visiting in Orlando with his brother. Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Temple No. 321 Order of Elks of the World will observe their anniversaries — 77 and 76 veare. The observances will begin with a get acquainted hour Friday, July 27, at the Elks Home for all members and guests. Saturday, July 27 at p.m. at the S-nfnrri Chamber of Commerce. The Anniversary Award Banquet will be Sunday, July 29 at 11 a.m. The Anniversary wor­ ship service will be held at Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church, with the Rev. Jackson as pastor. Brother Roosevelt Cummings, Exalted Ruler Daughter Joyce Byrd, daughter ruler. Bucks explore remote Alaska aboard luxury ship Glands Alderman and Glynna Alderman Hood ‘Twins celebrate birthday ’ The Woman's G u b of Sanford became a tropical paradise last month when Glenda Alderman and Glynna Alderman Hood were honored on their 40th birthday*. The honorces arrived In a 1951 vintage Chevy owned by David Scott S r They were escorted up a torch-lighted walkway into the clubhouse by their nephews, Matthew and Maverick Von Herbulis. Decorations included a parrot, pineapple center- pieces, balloons, palm trees and a lighted tiki hut. The cake was created by Linda Pate. Local DJ Jim Nelson provided m usic Hula dancers Bobby, Eddie, Barry and Dickie provided the entertainment. I losts and hostesses for the occasion were Tommy and Ruby Harley and Bobby and Debora Von Herbulis. Special guests were Glynna's husband and daughter, Kevin and Ariel Hood. cd in the pig motif which Vivian and Richard Buck Vivian laughed about and 6aid have added another exciting was “very Interesting." It seems trip to their lengthy list of world travels. This Itime .......................... that, at one time, her daughter collected pigs the Bucks hit numerous so they got a big kick out hot spots, as well as of the swine spectacular. many cold spots, in The Bucks'luxui remote Alaska. cruise ship Is only about But before venturing a year old and the into the Gold Rush fron­ amenities were to die for tier and Yukon Territory, — the last word. The the seasoned travelers couple lodged in a bal­ spent some time taking Doris cony stateroom to in the sites and sights of Seattle. "We have never Dietrich observe the scenic view. been io Seattle before," "The cruise was lovely," Vivlan said," and the Vivian said. food was delirious, outstanding Seattle was hosting a "Pigs service." She mentioned that it for Charity" fund-raiser similar was cool — "sweater weather." to Orlando's recent dragon Highlight of the trip was the event. Businesses were decoratpicturesque glacier in Sawyer Bay, Vivian taild. A pro­ fessor narrated the glacier history and told the tourists this cruise was the clos­ est any ship lias been to the glacier. "You could near the ice cracking as it broke from the glac­ ier," Vivian saief She added that seals dung to the ice slabs that thun­ dered into the pris­ Saw yer Bay glacier tine bay. A view from the Buck's I’ixury cruise ship In remoto Alaska. At Ketchikan, the Bucks visit­ ed historic Totem Bright State Park and a fishery. They cov­ ered the nation's most scenic capital at Juneau, which is only accessible by air or water, fol­ lowed by a trip to Skagway, the gateway to the Yukon. They ‘tich feaalso visited Liarsville which tuned Tentt City, entertainment and panning lor gold. Upon arriving home, the Bucks decided to view a video they purchased in Alaska. One of the scenes in the video was a cemetery filled with victims of a mudslide. The name on a wood­ en headstone reads: C. Beck, April 6,1898, Sandford, Florida. The question is: Is he a relative of the local Beck family? "It was a very, very nice trip." Vivian said. "We enjoyed it very much." And now, the Bucks arc off on another short journey and plan a trip in August to visit Sec D ietrich, Page 6C �' III!; SKMINOI.K IIKRAIJ) l( ! Sunday, July 15, 2001 First Christian Church 1607 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -7 7 2 7 ft 30 p m '•“T O T Sunday Services •ftS » m ii ooam . 700pm 6?0p?* Su n d ay W orship A n g lic a n Christian TflADIIPONAl IT O C O P A l S T A lD A N S AMGUCAN CATHC ONAL 11*6 W SH 476 (Atom* A.e ) 11*4 M.i« 06 G#e«rMWrnf 5*1 417 Dung £ avj O vM d. 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Potter's Wheel The Potter's Wheel Church of God, In the Winn Dixie Shopping Center, 1200 Deltona Blvd. in Deltona, invites everyone to hear Evangelist Rick Bender, founder and president of "The Seed Sowers Evangelistic Association" Sunday, July 29, at 10:45 a.m. Pastor, Ken MacDonald. For more information phone 407-8601661. * Summer Day Camp Registration is now under way for Summer Day Camp at Community United Methodist Church, 4921 S. U S. Highway 1792 in Casselberry. Children who have completed kindergarten through 6th grade are invited to come and spend the whole sum­ mer. Activities such as computer centers, crafts, music, storytelling, drama and field trips are includ­ ed. lire hours are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. each weekday, now through July 27. Cost is $100 per week which includes all field trips, snacks and crafts. There Is a discount for each additional child in the same family. For information or registration call the church office at 407-8313777. Thith Thicken Thith Trackers discover the secret of the Stone Tablets at First Baptist Church, Winter Springs, Vacation Bible School The church will hold its annual Vacation Bible School Monday, . July 23 through Thursday, July 26 at Central Winds Park, next to Winter Springs High School from 9 a.m. until noon. Built around an action adven­ ture journey through the deserts of Egypt and the Middle East, tire week will be filled with Bible sto­ ries, a search for the Stone Tablets, and many others. The week of fun, food and opportuni­ ties is free of charge and open to youth from Kindergarten through fifth grade. Parents are invited to a Dinner at the Park, Thursday, July 26, from 6 until 8 p.m. For additional information, call 407-699-6600. Seminole Christian Academy Preschool Now Accepting Enrollmentfo r the 2001-2002, school year We have classes for K-3 & K-4. We offer 2,3 & 5 day options. Located on the campus o f Sanford Christian Church Sanford/Lake Maty area, near Seminole Towne Center Mall | ' Mem ber School Association o f Christian Schools International Call 407-322-5577 or 407-322-0980 The New Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church recently celebrated Pastor Rocky Scott's fifth anniver­ sary. Pictured, from letl, are the Rev. Marvin Scott, Ethel Scott, the Rev. C.P. Noble and tho Rev. Rocky Scott. Scott celebrates fifth anniversary By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent The New Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church family celebrated Pastor Rocky Scott's fifth anniversary last week. The theme was: "Preach the Word ... In Season and Out of Seasons. 2 Timothy 4 2 ." "The Church Where Love Abides," In observance of Pastor Scott's anniversary, M d services In his honor Thursday evening, July 5. The service was conducted by SL Matthew and Second Shiloh Baptist Churches, Pastor L J. Wilson and Pastor Marvin Scott. Friday evening's musical featured the Antioch Baptist Jr., presiding. New Mount Calvary's diolr No. 2 ren­ dered selections, "Come To Far To Turn Around" and "Make Me A Sanctuary." Morning devotional prayers were offered by Deacon Michael Scott. After the hymn of the day and altar coll prayer, the Greater St. Mark Baptist Church Male Chorus of Tuskegee, Ala., "Christian Gentlemen of Distinction" rendered the musical selec­ tions “I'll Say Yes, Lord, Yes," “I'll be Happy In My Home Over There," "God has Smiled On Me," and "Take Your Burdens To The Lord And Leave Them There." Before the morning mes­ sage, Sister Estella Love Church M ale Chorus of blessed Iho aodlenre w ith a Oviedo and Pastor Hezcklah Ross. Sunday morning's worship featured the Rev. Jack Jackson special dedication selection to Pastor Scott as she sang the spirit filled selection, "Every Time I Him Around, H e's' Blessing Me." The Rev. C.P. Noble, pastor of the Greater St. Mark Baptist Church of Tuskegee, Ala., brought the message of the morning from First Thessalonians 5:12-13. The theme was: "How To Treat Your Pastor And Each Other." Pastor Noble's message to all from the Word gave food for thought and spiritual sub­ stance for the soul. He reminded the gathering God Is in charge of His Church, that the body of Christ lets people know who they arc and whom they are. "The church is an organism, we assemble for worship and to study the Word of God. We are a Bible believing church." Words and gifts of appreci­ ation were given to Pastor Scott for his dynamic leader­ ship and pastoring at Calvary and his work in the Sanford Community. Overweight kids need more get-up-and-go QUESTION: I have been teaching so tool for 30 years and I am noticing a significant change inge in the heaTth of my children. More of them arc overweight, and they just don't get enough exercise. I won­ der it my observation is accurate, and 1/so, what is causing i t spcctful with adults. This upsets me, but I don't know what to do about It I don't have a right to discipline the children of my neighbors, so they :t away with murder. ow can I deal with this? B DR. DOBSON: Parents in a neighbor­ hood need to team to talk to each other about DR. DOBSON; You their kids — although are absolutely correct. A Dr. that is difficult to do. recent medical study Dobson There is no quicker way conducted at Columbia to anger one mdther Children's Hospital in than for another woman Ohio has confirmed that to criticize her precious cub. It is today's children are heavier and a delicate subject, index'd. That's have significantly higher choles­ why the typical neighborhood is terol and triglyceride levels than like yours, providing little feed­ kids did even 15 years ago. One back to parents in regard to the of the researchers, Dr. Hugh behavior of their children. The Allens, said, "Unless these kids know there are no lines of trends change, 30 million of the communication between adults 80 million children alive today and take advantage of the barri­ in the United States will eventu­ er. ally die of heart disease.... Kids What each block needs is a need to turn off the TV, get off mother who has the courage to the couch and stop the nincomsay to tier neighbors: "1 want to pooping of America." be told what my child does Tnc problem is that high-fat when she is beyond her own junk food has replaced good yard. If she is a brat with other nutrition. And even when children, 1 would like to know healthy foods are consumed, it. If she Is disrespectful with kids arc not exercising the calo­ adults, please mention it to me. I ries off. Between television, carwill not consider it tattling and ols, computer games and won't resent your coming to me. nging out at the pizza parlor, kids just don't run and jump like I hope 1 can sliare my insights regarding your children, too. they used to. None of our kids is perfect, and So Mom and Dad should find we'll know better how to teach "active" activities to do together with kids, such as walking, bicy­ them if we can talk openly to each other as adults." cling, playing catch or hiking. Until this openness exists They can also get their children between parents living nearby, involved in community or (lie children will create and live school sports programs, ranging by their own rules in the neigh­ from softball to soccer. borhood. Children arc busy forming habits for a lifetime, so eating Dr. [Xibton i» pmklcnt ul Ihr nunpnilit right and exercising every day organization Focui on tin- Family, I’.O. will contribute to greater heal til Box *M. Colorado Spring*. CO. 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It is also one of the fastest-grow­ ing outdoor recreations in America. The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) represents 80 per­ cent of the recreational boat manufacturers in North America. While new safely advancements are continu­ ously being developed with­ in the industry, nothing can replace common sense and good judgment on Hie part of boaters. Just as you ' wouldn't get behind the wheel of a car without dri­ ver’s education, no one should take the helm o f a boat without boating educa­ tion. I hope you find these safety guidelines important and share them with your readers: BOAT OWNERS: (1) Make sure your boat is in good running condition — including fuel, electrical and engine systems. (2) Check the weather forecast before you head out. (3) Know and watch your boat's passenger capacity. (4) Maintain enough life jackets and personal flota­ tion devices (and the right sizes) for everyone on board. Make sure everyone wears them. (5) Understand and fol­ low federal and local boat­ ing roles and regulations. (Tnc U 5 . Coast Guard offers refresher courses.) (6) Don’t drink and drive, and don't allow anyone who has been drinking to drive your boat. (7) Be courteous o f other boats and personal water­ craft. PASSENGERS: (1) Wear a life jacket that fits properly and make sure your children do, too. (2) Listen to and respect the captain of the boat. (3) Do not distract the driver or allow your chil­ dren to do so. (4) Do not insist that boat owners let you drive — especially if you have been drinking. Boating is safer every year, and we look forward to an even safer boating season this year. Anchors aweigh! THOM DAMMR1CH, PRESIDENT, NMMA DEAR THOM : Your safety guidelines arc Impor­ tant and should be taken to heart by anyone who owns a boat or sets foot on one. Readers, that was the cap­ tain speaking — listen upl DEAR ABBY: I witnessed a theft and told a teacher, who promptly informed the cops. I feel terrible about it — like I’ve betrayed the friend who did i t What should I do? WONDERING IN FLORIDA DEAR WONDERING: First, forgive yourself. You did the right thing. White your friend may not appre­ ciate it right now, you may have saved that p tix in from a life of crime. Birds of a feather flock together, so the second thing you should do is find another friend who's less troubled than the first. Dear Abby is written by Pauline Phillips and dauglv ter Jeanne Phillips. CHXII UNIVERSAL CRESS SYNDICATE �Page 6 C T he S eminoij'. I I erau ) Sunday. July 15. 2001 F ood The purple hazy days of summer G o ITlCld for mustard A hot dog would be lonely without the golden stuff and chicken fingers wouldn’t be as much of a hit In the absence of honey-dijon dip­ ping sauce. Pretzels would taste plain and a com ed beef sandwich wouldn’t pack the same punch. Face it, mustard gives many popular foods a powerful Infusion o f flavor, transforming their taste. According to Ellen Haas in her book "Great Adventures in Food" (St. M artin’s Press), every culture has its own dis­ tinct version of mustard. The cuisines o f India, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, northern Europe, Africa and the United States all make wide use of mustard. In fact, there are more than 300 varieties manufactured today. Interested in learning more about your favorite condi­ ment? Brush up on your mus­ tard history, just in time for National Mustard Day (August 4). courtesy of "Great Adventures in Food." The Romans first produced mustard thousands of years ago when they took ferm ent­ ed grape juice (must) and what is now called mustard seeds and turned it into paste. The word "mustard" comes from the French and literally means "burning" must. A low-fat, low calorie condiment, mustard is a great substitute for mayonnaise, snd Is a "m ust" for kitchen pantries because it is so ver­ satile and varied in its flavor dimensions. Here are some favorites: • D ijon — With a secret recipe and French law pro­ tecting its name, Dijon m us­ tard is the most famous o f all. It is versatile in dressings and m arinad es and on sandw ich­ es. • Coleman — Regarded as an English treasure since the 19th century, this mustard has vivid yellow color and hot flavor. • D u tseldorf— A ger­ man variety with a bold taste that is good with dark rye breads and corned beef. • Prepared — Americanmade mustard that is great on ham and cheese sand­ wiches and a ballpark favorite. Peaked your interest in mustard? Try this recipe for "English Red M ustard." English Red Mustard Ingredients: 4 tablespoons cracked brown m us­ tard seed 2 tablespoons m us­ tard flour 1 teaspoon salt 3 small dried red peppers of your choice (or 1 table­ spoon dried cayenne peppers) 1/4 cup cold water 1 /4 cup cold beer Blend the mustard seed, mustard flour and water. Let rest for 20 minutes and add ih t remaining ingredients. Let rest In the refrigerator, covered, for 48 hours. It w ill seem watery at first but will "set up.” Do not jar the mustard for at least two days, to let the consistency stabilize. .............. . 1>\ Memorial------Continued from Page 1C Gregory fam ily's bravery and dedicated service to Seminole County. "The Gregory family In total are truly Inspirational," Harriett sain. "They take a very negative situation and turn it into a positive. They carry on the legacy o f their father." Sunday evening, the SCSO held its annual Law Enforcement Memorial and Awards Ceremony. Fallen comrades Cleveland Jacobs, Robert Moore, George Pfeil, Hugh Thomas Jr.) and Gene Gregory were remem­ bered with wreaths outside the sheriff's office. In addition to the memorial, more than seven dozen em ployees of the SCSO were honored for their hard work to the community. Receiving awards at the cer- lthough we've arrived at the halfway point of summer, there’s no Indication that summer fun is about to sing its swan song. Ready for more fun in the sun? Fire up the grill for this "psy­ chedelic" entrie from John Scdlar, a pioneer of modem Southwestern cuisine and one of America's most creative chefs. The inspiration for this dish came from a menu he wrote for Billboard UfC, a rockand-roll supper club on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, Calif. Moist, tender steaks with fresh watercress served with brilliant­ ly colored accents make the "Jiml Hendrix Steak Experience" one summer show you definite­ ly won't want to m bs. With this presentation, resentation, featuring the right psychedelic colors of the m . I •• > a beet syrup and cilantro, you get * purple and a Hendrix-si Hendrix-style n haze on the plates! bright green A E John Sedlar's "Jim l Hendrix Steak Experience" Serves 6 For the marinade and steaks: 1/2 cup olive oil 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar 2 tablespoons pureed or fine­ ly minced garlic; 2 tablespoons black pepper­ corns 3 sprigs tarragon, leaves removed and coarsely * 3 sprigs rosemary, leaves removed and coarsely chopped 6 portions of skirt steak, select grade or better, about 0 Prayer Q uilt Comforts Cartn Remember how comfy it was os a child to wrap up in one of Grandma's handmade quilts that emitted loads of love? Today, Cartn Chapman Rabun u marveling over a quilt that was handmade especially for her. She is literally covered with prayer and cherishes a host of new friends as well. Carin has been very ill and courageously survived an ordeal that only a miracle could rectify. Carin spent 38 days in the Intensive Care Unit at Central Florida Regional HospItaL fol­ lowed by another week in a pri­ vate room and finally rehabili­ tation at Florida Hospital in Orlando. Carin's stepmom, Barbara Chapman, said, "The majority of ttv time in IC li, Carin was hooked up to every tube known to man — as well as she received transfusions and dialysis treatments every other day. She contracted VRE, a fare organism in her bloodstream, and on and on." "The bottom line," Barbara • For the beet syrup: 1 cup beet juice Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste For the cilantro oil: 6 bunches cilantro, thick stems removed 1 cup olive oil S ilt and pepper to taste For the dressing and salad: . 1/2 cup vegetable oil 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard 1/2 cup red wine vinegar 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 6 bunches watercress, washed and drained , , • To prepare the marirude, 1 . a II iilH iu ta v o n r l i ^ aff place 1the oil, vinegar, garlic and peppercorns in a dish or mixing bowl and whisk to combine. Add the tarragon and rosemary. Add the steaks, coating with the marinade on both sides, and let marinate in the refrigerator overnight. • To prepare the beet syrup, pLac the beet juice in a small saucepan and bring to a boil. Cook over medium-high heat for 15 to 20 minutes or until syrupy in consistency and 1/4 cup remains. Lightly season with salt and pepper. • To prepare the cilantro oil, blanch three bunches of cilantro In boiling water for ten seconds. Steak, cilantro and watercress come together to make the ‘Jlrnl Hendrix Steak Experience* an Instant warm-weather dassic. Remove and shock in a bowl of ice water to stop the cooking process. TVansfer to a blender with the remaining bunches of uncooked cilantro and punie while slowly adding the olive oil. Let the mixture rest overnight. The next day, strain through cheesecloth into an attractive glass bottle and se a ­ son with salt and pepper. Prepare the grill. • To prepare the dressing, whisk together the vegetable oil and mustard in a mixing bowl. Whisk in the vinegar and sea­ son with the salt and pepper. Let drill in the refrigerator. Remove the thick stems of the watercress and chill the leaves. When ready to serve, toss the watercress with the dressing and pi|c In a high mound on the center of each serving plate, leaving plenty of room around the watercress. Remove the steaks from the marinade and grill over medi­ um high heat for two to 71 /? minutes on each side for medi­ um rare, about three minutes on each 6lde for medium or to desired doneness. Slice each steak and arrange on top of the salad. Drizzle or spoon the cilantro oil and beet syrup around.the salad in attractive or free-form psyche­ delic patterns. . ^ v * a . •■ emony were Richard Anderson, Robert Bankers, Kip Beacham, Jam es Bcnham, Norman Bennett, Brian Bcntsen, John Bertholf, Anthony Berrios, Jeremy Bint, Doug Bishop, William Blair,’ Robert Brown, Kevin Brubaker, Sharon Bryan, Marcus Bullock, Valerie Cambridge, William Cason, Richard Chimka, Phil Commodario, David Condrey, Obdulio Cortes, Oily Csisko, Sam Culver, Rick Cummings, David Dalka, Howard Day, Glen Denman, Anthony Diaz, Kimberly Diaz, Richard Dickens and Sandra Duval. Stephen Farris, Christopher Folsom, Tracy Fortenberry, Raines Freeman, Al Garza, Mlckel Green, Jerry Gross, Tlreo Gutierrez, John Hannah, Deanna Hare, John Harper, Buford Harris, John Helms, Kirby Hilton, Gregory Hooper, Edward Hughes, Lynda Imondi, Bernard Jones, Robert Johnson, Corcatha Jones, James Jones, Helen Kilgore, Sara Klein, John Kreuter, Dwayne Kvalhclm, Daniel Lofleur, Ralph Loprestl, Honorato Manalo, Stanley Mandresh, Lewis Mattox, braiiiey McDaniel, Chad McDaniel, Shelvln M cGill, Darren McNealy, Peter Morris, Doug M orrissey and David Nagowski. John Negri, Robert Pagan, Ross Pcnsa, Robert Pizzuro, Linda Renfro, William Robbins, Jam es Ruch, Christopher Schuck, Harold Scott, Michael Showalter, Thomas Spillane, Bonnie Summers, Louise Toble, Daren Tjomstol, Jacqueline 1\imer, Jalam Vann, Roy Vaughan, Dale Wagner, Eduardo Walton, John Watkins, Andrew Watts, Don Wheeler, alien White, Gene Williams and John Zcb. said," Ls that two healthcare professionals told us she was given a 2 percent chance of sur­ vival." Carin has "prayer warriors," as Barbara called them, from nearly every ivery state i and also from “ ’ i ianc Spain ad Honduras. "The Chapman and Rabun families id Rabu thank YOU for or your love, care and diligence. Because of YOU, God guided Carin's Healthcare professionals to perform anoth­ er one of His miracles, "Barbara said Sylvia Schell, another daugh­ ter of Barbara and J. Harold "C hip" Chapman, lives in San Diego and attends Tlerrasanta Lutheran Church (TLC) where a ministry called "Prayers and Squares" has gained promi­ nence. This group makes quilts assembled with love and prayers. Sylvia asked the group to make a quilt for her sister and ptay for her. A group of women meets twice monthly to put the quilts together. A cover, batting and backing are layered together and ties are attached but not knotted. Any TLC member can request a quilt and a "quilt sponsor" selects a quilt for the recipient, according to Ruth Bygness. The quilts are dedicat­ ed during a TLC worship ser­ vice and the members of the congregation tie the knots together and say a silent prayer. The knots hold the quilt togeth­ er and each one represents a specific prayer for that person, Ruth said. The quilts are free and are available to anyone who makes a request. This ministry was started in 1992 at Hope United Methodist Church, Rancho Bernardo, Calif Anri has grown to 29 chapters nation­ wide. When Carin's quilt arrived. Chip took it to the ICU at the Sanford hospital and lovingly covered his daughter with it. "It was very soon that we saw her recovery begin," Barbara said. Carin ls now home and doing well but is weak and receives dialysis every other day. "She is still in need of prayer," Barbara added. Joining others across the nation, Carin lovingly touches the knots, fingers them, counts her blessings and sends up her own special brand of prayer. It's awesome. Dietrich--------Continued from Page SC their son. ounces each, or top sirloin steaks, prime or choice grade, lightly pounded to a thickness o fl/ 2 inch. DoYouWant ToRaise Monou ForYourClub, Charity, School or Organization? It’s Easy! 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The book, “Mayo Clinic on Arthritis” recommends these tips if you find yourself at the com­ puter for hours on e n d : • As you sit In your chair, lean back slightly so that your lower back is against * flat ~ oni tne the backrest Keep your feet I W floor, with your knees ber.t at about VO degrees or slightly more. • Scoot up dose to the keyboard, so you aren't reaching out for It The keyboard should be about three to six inches from your Up Both the keyboard and the moni­ tor should be directly in front of you. The top of the monitor screen should be at eye level. • A wrist rest or padded bar between the keyboard and your lap provides wrist sup­ port by giving your hands a place to rest ns you type. While typing, your wrists should be straight or slightly extended, with your forearms parallel to the floor., • If typing is hard for yoti, use a mouse as muen as possible. Another option is voice-activation software. This allows you to dictate to the computer, which types the words as you speak. • Take short breaks from tire computer to stretch your legs, arms and fingers. For more tips, read “Mayo Clinic on Arthritis." You can order the book ($14.95 plus shipping, lundling and applicable sales tax) by calling (800) 291-1128. order code 846 Revenue from sales of Mayo Qinic books are used to Itclp support Mayo Qinic programs. Including medical education. Traveling tips for diabetics A ftcr months of dreary weather, many look for­ ward to a vacation during the summer. However, traveling with diabetes involves extra preparation and planning. Here ore some guidelines to follow when traveling, courtesy of the American Diabetes Association. • Always cany your diabetes supplies wilhyuu. Bring mere than enough for your trip, including insulin, test strips and lancets. • If you're going to another country, take with you a note from your doctor indicating that you have insulin-dependent dia­ betes. Customs agents are used to travelers with diabetes, so - you arc unlikely to experience any problems but the note will help if you arc Questioned. • Wear a medical identifica­ tion bracelet or necklace that indicates that you have insulindependent diabetes. Cany a card in your wallet or puree, too. • Take an emergency sugar supply to treat hypoglycemia. Good examples are glucose h*hW*ts. which won't moll in the heat or get stick}-. • Take real food with you, in case meals aren't available from elsewhere. You never know when you will be delayed, or when you'll be stuck someplace for an extra liour or two. Good food choices arc fruit, power bars and peanut butter crackers What la the aaalatt way to atay healthy and In shape? Finding the right answer can be tricky. Television commer­ cials praise the wonders of a number products that do everything from toning muscles to cutting 'its from foods. Doctor* now spedaktt In aHtrees of healthcare and author books about the benefits of their particular type of health program. Than they share their views on daytime tafc shows. Afl the while, ordinary fofcs may get confused over lust what la the road to a healthy lifestyle. However, there usually era common elements universal to alt schools of thought that should be present In eny fitness regimen: exercise Is mandatory, stress levels should be moderated end having fun while you get in shape is essential. Many people shy away from ixerdae because they donl lest they i enough Urns to devote to eny activity. Something as simple as a ten-mi its walk with your spouse after dinner icuuming the Rvtng room to taking the stairs Instead of an escalator can mp start your metabolism. And piey It wflhdMng. Just set In moderation and enjoy your health routine. 1 Don't Buy New Glasses vH ave Them R epaired! ; »■* n - v , . 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The fre­ quency of seri­ Dr. Willie B. ous med­ Newman ical con­ A E C ditions that can prove to be threat­ ening for the long-term health of patients increases substantially at this period of life. It is common for women who are near the time of menopause lo miss periods before a total cessa­ tion of menstrual bleeding or occasionally to experi­ ence more frequent men­ strual cycles. It is never a •' normal occurrence for bleeding to recur years after menstrual periods have stopped. Immediate attention should be given to any bleeding under any cir­ cumstances In women who arc in their menopausal years. One of the most common reproductive can­ cers involving the uterus (womb) can be treated effectively if diagnosed early and its most common sign is the reoccurrence of bleeding. Many women are not alarmed if bleeding is not excessive or If it is only sporadic. However, this can be a jien a l o f a more serious underlying disor­ der that requires treat­ ment. Frequently during the post-menopausal years, bleeding may oe associated ; w ith the use of hormone replacement therapy, sexu­ al activity, changes in the vagina associated with infections and associated with the use of m edica­ tions that prevent clotting. An investigation to assess patients for the presence o f atrophy (natur­ al thinning of the vagina after menopause), cervical cancer, small cuts, benign growths and uterine cancer must be addressed. Evaluations for these con­ ditions can be performed in a healthcare provider's office with minimal dis­ comfort. t Modest and sometimes embarrassed older women may have reluctance to seek medical attention for bleeding. Bleeding is always taken seriously in this age group. No matter the circumstances there will l>e no delay in making an appropriate diagnosis. Luckily even if tne diag­ nosis of cancer is made, early and successful treatmen! can be given, this is accomplished with prompt attention. There is a very high cure rate when diag­ noses are made in earlier stages o f disease progres­ sion. For all women (espe­ cially our seniors) it is important that the aiutual gynecological physical exam he completed for tills very reason. A consultation w iJ i your healthcare provider for further information should ■be requested. If there is any reluctance on the part of tiie health provider to proceed with a female physical arscssmenl at the time of you evaluation please seek a second opin­ ion from a qualified w omen's healthcare provider. �Tin S fminoix H i rai n P a g e 2 1 ) Sunday. July 15. 2001 G ive y o u r fa v o r ite s e n i o r s o m e e x t r a lif e t|^ * * W omen ’s H ealth t Seniors often havo (SfflcURy vinrfcinn un on a variety of fresh produce. Some mature Iota are too busy Mng He to the fiAett and oo not nave omo to stop or cook. Other* try to pet by on food Incomes. It is hard to buy (mat quantttM olbvth toil* and veg­ etable* and not lave them ape* before they are eaten. The Idea o( going to toe eupwmarai to buy frwh IruRa and vegetobte* every two to three day* can be over­ whelming. Many seniors m o d to canned or baton goods and miss out on too nutrient values and tastiness o( fresh frutts and veg­ etables, the great mystery seoms to be: Why does too produce spoil so last In the home refrigerator before It la eeton? A Colorado-based oompeny Vx* on that Challenge and invert­ ed « new product caMOraarfa Brim Uto that doubles toe l o of freah huts and vegetsbiee In the criaper. This 3-inch pUflto >***> Revealing the mysteries of menopause omen across the country share many similar bonds, w hether they arc career goals, family decisions or lifestyle preferences. Women also share physiological events, like menstruation, child­ birth and menopause. W hile menstruation and childbirth often arc discussed w ith women in great detail, the topic of menopause can remain a mystery. An uninformed woman may becom e intim i­ dated and unsure about the changes that she is experienc­ ing within her body. Much as puberty is a time o f uncer­ tainty for adolescents, menopause can produce sim i­ lar feelings in women ages 40 W i of toe fruits apd vegetable* stored Inside toe'*« How (tow liwotk? Whan vad-R w U sw aocipKKSssnKitecs toe crisper, a natural gaa given o* by toe fruits and vegetables becomes trapped and scoslerstes ripening. If toe produos it not eaten right away, It can spot The active togredant (a 8 percent solution of potaashan perman­ ganate ooatod on zeoBegrsnutaaj oridzn toe ethylene { and turn Rferio homeiaa w vapor and (oarbondtoi erxJ docxiws we last!two wwfli raft* one, jgjrsGfi Clf OfW, fl7W6fi QfBpW month tortaad oH O to , MMap j P PtorPa monthInst! 12dp 12 days. Apples, to*........• btogeatetoyf- one produo^fi h flu wrJjfifBtor, w l last two montoe or more. » « - * ■* ■ ■ ij nf - - ----- • csong ni9sn finiN N P or □ n u o pruduoa «■ hato laaaan aaR tninJo), slroe sail Is often an ack*- toe to canned goods. A tooto salad It moral sewing ot and*# be more “ ‘ * toe Matt (600) 392-6762 (U.S.onty) to 50 In order to better understand the changes associated with menopause, consult these guidelines excerpted from "Dr. Miriam Stoppara: Natural M enopause" (DK), by Miriam Stoppard. As the supply of eggs in the ovaries dwindles, estrogen and rogesteroiiC levels fluctuate and egin to decline, resulting in the end of menstruation. Menopausal symptoms largely are caused by the suddenness of estrogen withdrawn I. Many women experience lit others few or no symptoms while may feel incapacitated. E od overlaps with the end o f the peri menopausal stage and will extend into the years that follow. It lasts until the end o f a w om an's life. • Menopause — This has pre­ cise meaning — menopause is the final menstrual period, or when a woman has not experienced a period for 12 months. It is impos­ sible to know that menopause has been experienced until a woman has spent i2 months without a period. M enopause Tim etable Range O f Sym ptom s There ore three distinct stages of menopause: premenopause, perimenopause and post­ menopause. • I’rcmcnopauso — Refers to the time after the age of 40 when menstrual periods may become irregular and sometimes heavy, and the symptoms o f menopause start to emerge. • Perimenopause — Stage lasting several years when physical changes are noticed ana whe hot flashes may start. • Postmenopause — This p e li­ The list o f m enopause symp­ toms is long, y et no woman exp riences the whole range, and many women will have none. Here are some of the common symptoms. : flashes are experienced by more than 85 percent of menopausal women, although both tneir frequency and severity can vary greatly from petaon lo person. During a hot flash, a woman can perspire so profusely that perspiration runs down her face, What Is Menopause? neck and back. In rare cases, a woman actually faints during a hot flash. • Night sweats arc the night­ time equivalent of hot flashes, where a woman wakes up hot and drenched in perspiration. Sleeplessness in. menopausal women nearly always is linked to night sweats. Vaginal and urinary symp­ toms arc common, yet only a few women consult their doctor about them. Urinary symptoms include urinary discomfort frequent t/ort and fn and urgent urination. Vaginal symptoms include dryness and itching. uscle and joint symptoms • Mu can be a result o f disintegrating collagen. Muscles lose their bulk, strength and coordination, and joints become stiff. M uscles are more prone to soreness and stiff­ ness after exercise, and |oints may ‘ jgjkttiiM swell so that their mobility Incom es restricted. W hile menopause Is a natural stage in a w om an's life, diet and exercise can make the transition easier. Healthy living for women begins with safety and awareness //Tncvcr thought it would happen to me." The Lphrase con apply to I a wide range of situations. JLphrase but in most cases It refers to something emotionally traumatic or even life-threatening like a physical attack or robbery. It is foolish to think that you are immune to many of the crimes broadcast on the evening news. The wise woman will team how to protect herself against the risk o f attack by mastering self-defense techniques or Just learning how to be "street sm art," according to experts at the National Self-Defense Institute (SlSDI). Following are some important tips fium N3DI io maxtmize your safety potential in common situations from the program SAFE (Self-defense Awareness & Familiarization Exchange). Hom e Sweet Home • install o peep hole in your door — and use it. • Light your yard or garden well so that criminals will have no dark places io hide. • When you move into a new home, change your locks immediately. • If possible, vary the times you leave and return home. • Consider a dog; he could be a better friend than a diamond. • When approaching your car, have your door key ready in hand and scan the area. While Shopping C o early. Avoid being the last person out of the store so you won't be returning to a dark, em >ty parking lot. • Keep your hands free. Instead of loading^ip with a pile of package;, have thing3 delivered. Window shopping? Use the glass as an opportunlty lo look at the reflection of what is around you. O n Th e Road • Plan your route, and know safe-sti places. • Never, ever, ever, give a strangers lift. • Don't get out of the car If yoirve been "bumped" in an auio accident — it might not have been so acci­ dental. • Try to park in well-lit, busy parking lots. | Sail-defense and safety awareness are Important issues lor a woman to head. -v / iffr? - 1 . ge at • . Is one year old! The gifts are on us! That’s right! For a limited time, reserve your gracious suite at Heritage at Longwood and w e’ll give you $ 3 0 0 ,off the regular monthly rate for a full year. That’s a gift worth over $ 3 ,0 0 0 . You can’t afford to miss it! Drop by for a tour or call now for more Information: (407) 2 6 5 -9 1 0 0 . Happy birthday to Heritage at Longwood Genesis ElderCare* Network Assisted Living Community. 342 S. Wayman Street, Longwood, FL 32750 AL Lie. *98 4 7 407- 265-9100 i . • * �T iie S kminolf. 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According Ion recent survey of patients who Itail l i n t illagtMiM.il with prostate cancer, 80 peri. nt had tried some fotm of alternative medicine. <Hie alternative lltorapy in |<atiicular Hut Ius •■(Miked u u ttl debateamong prostatecancerspei Ltlists is IX7-SPES, a milrilioiul supplem ent cont|s k i I til eight Chinese Iteibs. The PC-SPES Controversy I V S I ’LS nptx-ars lo reduce prostate-specific anligett (PSA) levels in men w illt liunnone-scnsillvv “GET T E X T U R E " PERMS M Corona $ jj i Backs misurut 1' . Heineken $j 6 Pack * INCLUDES S CONDITION Sem inole County’s M ost E xperien ced Funeral H om e a CTYL" $799 12 Pack 1 1303 SA N FO RD AVE (13th & SA N FO RD AVE.) SANFORD. FL (407) 302-7857 ----LX----- 2— O) IH 16oz. 6pk. f mm Testicular cancer is the most common solid cancer in white males under llte age of 35 and is highly treat­ able if caught early. Selfexamina­ tion ran determine if lumps arc present. Examining yourself takes only three simple steps which can be performed while showering. To learn how, call (800) 9552002 or visit www.mnhw.org. Prostate cancer is second only to lung cancer as the leading cause o f death in American men. You can cut your risk by: • Watching what you eat by cutting back on red meat and fat. • Working up a sweat. Exercise is a proven way to reduce your risk. • Getting chocked by your doctor who can determine if you need a Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test. B risson FUNERAL HOME ZOTO WE CASH CHECKS! ) M ich e lob hen it comes lo caring for their health, many men opt for the “grin and bear it" form of treatment. Women, on average visit family physicians about 150 percent as often as men which is why their health problems arc often detected and treated long before men ever become aware of theirs. The tides arc however arc changing, as more men arc giving up the "m acho ethic" and taking control of their health in order lo live long, active and productive lives. Cancer is a disease that can strike just about everyone, but men tn particular arc at risk for testicular and prostate cancer, two common can­ cers that have received much more recognition due to high-profile celebrities announcing their battles with the diseases. Joe Torre, manager of the New York Yankees baseball team publically shared his prostate can­ cer story and had fans cheering on his recovery, while comedian and MTV star Tom Green dis­ cussed his treatment for testicular cancer and even aired his dc?ctor visits and operation on his popular "Tom Green Show " for millions of viewers. Men can help avoid testicular and prostate cancer by doing self screenings. Here’s more information, courtesy of the "M en’s Maintenance M anual" from the editors of M en’s Health magazine. BODY! VOLUME! MOVEMENT! WAVE! 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July 15. 2001 1 UJ !^i -§•ijENlor Lifest Turn back the clock with low-impact fitness Keep your teeth in your mouth (not in a glass) T ong-distance travel L-ican be todgh on the body, especially if you have to sit nearly motionless for hours on an airplane. Bernard Gersh, M.D., edi­ tor-in-chief of the "Mayo Clinic Heart Book — Srcond Edition" says travelers can do some helpful things to keep from developing potentially dangerous blood clots while traveling. Among the tips Gersh suggests are: • Wear comfortable, loose clothing and sensible shoes. • Frequently stretch your lees, even while sit­ ting. •■ : Regularly squeeze and release the muscles of your stomach and buttocks. • Peri-odi/S cally take slow, deep breaths. • Get out of V 'T * your seat and walk the aisle at least once an hour. • Avoid alcohol. • Take aspirin if it's safe and appropriate for you. • u you’ve had problems in the past, wear elastic sup­ port stockings. • Stay hydrated. Drink at least one glass or bottle of water each hour. By drink­ ing water, you also will need to get up to urinate, which is good for your leg veins. f you're among the 40 million baby boomers hovering somewhere around age 50, you may have noticed that a few things — like your eyesight or memory — aren't working the way they used to. While changes like these ore inevitable, there's another change that may be preventable: the loss of your teeth. From early to middle adulthood, many of us experience littleto-no tooth decay and, consequently, our oral hygiene may become lax. (When was your last visit to the dentist?) However, the reality Is that once you turn 50, tooth decay can once again become a problem. Gum-line and interproximal (between the teeth) cavities begin to eat away at your teeth and, left unchecked, this decay can lead to tooth loss and even dentures. In fact, 40 percent of people age 65 or older have lost most, If -, ^ hot all of their teeth. As the ^ average life span increases. so does the likelihood of » outliving your teeth. Fortunately, today we have better preventative mcasures than our parents did and new technology to j j , help ward off tooth decay. According to ■ ' VjLawrence Wolinsky, W Ph.D., D.M.D., director o f clinical research at the UCLA School of ,J'' Dentistry, "Consistent oral hygiene is still the best way to prevent cavities. Many of the technological advances in the dental office involve bel- I ter ways to repair teeth that have already been damaged, but prevention of that damage In the first place can real­ ly be affected by the patient." Wolinsky offeis these suggestions to people who want to prevent adult tooth decay: esearch shows that a regular water exercise program can slow down and even turn back the aging clock, allowing physically active adults to perform like someone much younger than their years. Aquajogging is low-impact, easy to learn and offers a multitude of health benefits. • Total body conditioning — Deep-water workouts offer the cardiovascular condition­ ing of aerobics, the strength training of lifting weights and the stretching benefits of yoga — all in one 30-minute workout. • Tune up — Joint-friendly aqualk wo»kuuts Improve flexibility, balance and response time, reducing the risk of injury and making everyday activities faster and easier. • Heart-healthy — Water exercise has been proven to help normalize blood pres­ sure and aid in the preven­ tion o f heart disease. • Boost brain power — Water workouts sharpen a person's mental focus, help­ ing seniors maintain and, In some cases, even improve memory. R Brush at least twice a day. In genera I, most people should use a soft-bristle toothbrush and a fluo­ ride toothpaste that helps "re-m incralize” tooth enamel by replacing lost min­ erals, making enamel stronger and reversing early-stage tooth decay. New research in the area of cavity prevention has led to the development of Enamclon Anti-Cavity Fluoride Toothpaste, which helps promote the re-mineralization process by providing fluoride together witli calcium and phosphate, the build­ ing blocks of tooth enamel. Wolinsky, who has been actively involved in the research on Ena melon, has been pleased with the results he has seen h< date. a__ f Floss every day. Flossing is probJTj| ably the best way to keep gums ' healthy and help prevent cavities between teeth. Gently move the floss back and forth on both sides r>f each tooth including the back side of your last molars. If your teeth are very close together, try using a waxed or "shredproof" floss. Prevention and early detoction are your best bets for koeplng strong, health/ teeth throughout your lifetime. o ,. » See your dentisl twice a year. C ) Even If you're lucky enough not to have receding gums, sensitivity or periodontal disease, your dentist still should he monitoring you for cavities, particularly at the gum line and in between teeth. A friendly reminder from Wolinsky: "Prevention and early detection are your best bets for keeping strong, healthy teeth throughout your lifetime. Be sure to do your part. People have more control of the aging process than they think A lthough genetics plays a part, you may have more control over aging than you think. According to Dr. Diana Schwarzbein, what you eat and how you live can cause "accelerated-metabolic aging," a premature cellular breakdown that makes you look and feel much older than you really are. in "T h e Schw arzbein Principle-. Tire Truth About Losing Weight, Being Healthy and Feeling Younger," endocri­ nologist Dr. Schwarzbein draws upon years nf clinical research with diabetics. 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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>, July 15, 2001; <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/0e9faf7523cf7990221af9087a87b675.pdf 1391f66152d7566f716aa5e220a77d71 PDF Text Text I Sanford, Florida ■ 50$ ■ I Labor service bounces big checks LaborTemp U S A owes local merchants more than $100,000 for bad checks By Dan Ping Editor S a n fo rd S tu n n e d “We’re still trying to figure out how it happened.* That was the rosponso front Sanford Campbeil-Lossing American Legion Post 53 manager Rod Fergerson after his team was upset 5-1 by host Albany (Ga.) Post 3 0 In the Championship Game of the 2001 Region 3 (Southeast) American Legion Baseball Tournament at Paul Eam es Park Monday morning. Page 1B B rie fly Art show The City of Casselberry presents "Palette of Cultures", a gala art opening, Thursday, Aug. 23, from 6 until 9 p.m. The show fea­ tures works of talented Inter­ national artists from France, Italy, Israel, Spain, North Africa, Brazil, Zimbabwe and Russia. The event wilt be held at Casselberry City Hall, 95 Triplet Lake Drive. The pub­ lic is invited. The event will Include music by Bossa Brazilian Jazz Band. Viewing will continue, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. through Oct. 23. Industry Recognition The Seminole County Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold an Industry Recognition Luncheon, Friday, Aug. 24 from 1130 a.m. until 13 0 p.m. in the Presidential Ballroom, Church Street Station, Orlando. Tickets are $30 for members and $50 for non-members. Corporate tables are also welcome. For information or tickets contact Debbie Lee at 407­ 834-4404, ext. 228. Seminole Smile Evio Hopkins - Owner of Ihs Riverthip Romance Index C lu ii.fin d ............... 3 0 -6 1 C io u tn x d ............. .....................6 0 In g o li ..................... ............... 3 0 - 4 0 O b i l u a r t n !............. .....................3 A O p in io n .................. .....................4 A Pd.cn l o g ............. .....................2 A S p o il! .................... SAN FORD — Local small business owners arc the holding the bag after an Orlando-based day-labor company bounced hundreds of checks estimated at more than $100,000. The businesses — mostly convenience stores, gas stations and liquor stores — began receiving notices from their banks that checks issued to day-laborers from Labor Temp USA were invalid. Some of the checks were returned NSF (non-suffident funds), but most were sent back stat­ ing that Labor Temp USA's AmSouth Bank of Florida account had been closed. "Three or four of the checks arc NSF (non-suffident funds), but all the rest were returned because the account was closed," said Kevin Patel, who owns Sammy's Food Mart at 2425 S. French Avc. "Labor Temp closed the account, so why did they keep writing checks?" That's the question several business owners arc asking. Patel Is out $910.57, including bank fees for the returned checks, but others have lost much more. EZ Discount Liqour Store at the 2700 block of French Avenue has $1,900 worth of bad checks from LaborTemp; several Sanford businesses which asked not to be named hold more than $40,(XX) worth of bad checks; and Walid Younes, who owns the Quick Stop on South Orange Blossom Trail, has another $25,000. "I've talked with a lot of store owners in the area, and all total, laborTemp owes more than $100,000," Younes said. According to several of the merchants, checks began bouncing around July 10. At EZ Discount Liquor, Tina, who didn’t want to give her last name, said she called the LaborTemp office on Park Avenue in Sanford to get her money. "The checks were small, $40 or $50, but they were beginning to add up," she said. Bob McGaffick, who managed the Sanford office at Park Avenue, promised See Checks, Page 8A Herald ptiolo by A local morchant holds some ol Iho LaborTemp USA chocks that havo boon rolurnod bocause Iho account was closed. Carlton ‘Hail-of-Fame’ Henley Seminole County Commissioner to be inducted into Memphis State Hall of Fame By Christopher Patton Staff Writer O VIED O — Four days before The Princeton Review released its list of 2001 Party Schools in their annual edition of The Best 331 Colleges, University of Central Florida students appeared to makb a run for a top spot. The list featured in-state uni­ versities, Florida State and Florida as Nos. 4 and 10, respec­ tively, but an operation by the Sem inole County Sheriff's Office nixed any attempt by the students to put UCF on the infa­ mous list. By Chriatopher Patton Staff Writer SA N FO RD — Many Sem inole residents know Carlton Henley as a county commissioner and a funner Lyman High School principal, but long before those careers began he was a star football player at M c m p h ii S t a t e University. On Sept. 21, eight for­ mer athletes — including Henley — will be inducted into The M Club Hall of Fame. A day later, the Inductees will be honored prior to the 7 p.m. kick-off of the University of Memphis and South Florida football game. According to university offi­ cials, The M Club h made entirely of former university athletes and Henley will receive the Billy J. Murphy award as part of his induction. Deputies expel U CF students’ party plans In s te a d , Before he wes a Seminote County Commleslone or principal of Lyman High School, Carlton Henley was a stand-out end for Memphis State University. A two-way player, Henley played In the mld-50s, the ora of plastic helmets, but no face-masks. He will be Inducted Into The M Club Hall of Fame Sept. 21. The award is given to former athletes who have distin­ guished themselves in their respective field of work. "I was frankly surprised and honored," Henley said. "Anytime your colleagues rec­ ognize what you have done is an honor. Last time I stepped on the field was In 1955." Since his playing days, a lot has d unged at file school as its name was transformed from See llenley. Page 5A 17 s tu d e n ts w e re arrested for alcohol-related offences. With the start o f the new school year, the SCSO is under­ taking initiatives to deter com­ plaints o f neighbors near the off-campus apartment complex­ es. A "small arm y" o f deputies arrested 16 underage UCF-students for drinking and another student for open container Friday night and Saturday morning. "This is the first week back (o school and it starls their Greek Kush Week and stuff like that," Lt. Pete Kelting said. "In See Party, Page 4A CFRH dives into new treatm ent procedure Leidighs honored for their ‘crown jew el’ gift C ou p le ’s donation of Crystal Lake Preserve is the first for Lake M ary’s Conservation Plan B y Christopher Patton Staff Writer SANFORD — A medical pro­ cedure once thought to only help divers recover from the betid* Is now being used at Central Florida Regional Hospital to treat many different illnesses with remarkable success. Developed by the U S . military after World War I, hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been used since the 1930 s to help treat deep sea divers with decompression sickness. Hyperbaric oxygen is a mode of therapy in which the patient breathes 100 percent oxygen at pressures greater than normal atmospheric pressure. According to Di. Kuiaei Sl>aw, medical experts are finding out that enriched oxygen is "goexi for a lot of things" because the ther­ apy helps the growth of new blood vessels. For several year's the hospital utilized two hyperbaric cham­ bers, but with the recent addition of a full-time wound care physi­ cian the hospital's hyperbaric chamber and wound care depart­ ment is becoming Central Florida's most comprehensive wound treatment center. "Every patient is seen by a physician every tim e," Shaw By M lchslle Je ria Managing Editor Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Respiratory therapist Rolando Colo communicates by telephone with Donna Kitzman, who Is being treated in the hyperbaric chamber at Central Florida Regional Hospital. said. "We're sort of set-up here so we can do about everything that is needed for a wound — it's a one stop shopping cure. It makes it a lot more convenient for patients." According to Shaw, the aver­ age person may never need the use of tlic hyperbarks chamber and wound care specialist, but diabetic patients will benefit the most as diabetes is the leading cause of amputation. Because of poor circulation, diabetics recov­ er slowly from wounds, but the hyperbaric chamber can speed up the recovery process. "We'll see diabetics that won't even know they are injured," Shaw said. "We've seen patients with glass, straight pins and even toothpicks lodged in their fecL" With slow recovering wounds also comes the risk of infectious diseases and wound care special­ ist, Dr. Jaime Carrizosa, helps identify and destroy diseases before it's too late. Everything from gangrene to flesh eating diseases, Carrizosa helps treat such infections and states "it's always better to con­ serve tissue Ilian cutting it out." "In medical school, then* isn't a chapter on how to take care ol wounds — they never teach you that," Carrizosa said. "You Icani it as you go. The worst part is a wound is a progressive situation that doesn't stay the same. You have to change your procedures as it progresses." Carrizosa is part of the Infectious Disease Consultants medical group in Altamonte Springs. Every month the group will rotate one wound can* sj>edalist to the hospital full-time. See CFRH, Page 4A LAKE MARY — It's a jewel in the crown for Lake Mary's Conservation Plan. At least, that’s how former city attorney Donna McIntosh described the first piece of land donated to the city for its latest environmental project. The property is now known as the Crystal L ike Preserve. City Commission, McIntosh and former Lake Mary mayor David Mealor honored Darrvll and Bet lye Lcidigh last week (or their 4U-acre land donation to the city. The presentation fol­ lowed Com m ission's unani­ mous final approval of the Lake Mary Conservation Project— a program established to pro­ mote the conservation and management of the city's wet­ lands. "This is a remarkable day foi I .ike Mar)’," Mealor said. "The preservation ordinance is reflective of whaf we are as a community." Created primarily by Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene and M cIntosh, the Lake Mary Conservation Project is similar to the Seminole County Nature Lands program. However, where the county's plan focuses on both preservation and recre­ ation, the city's project focuses mainly on preservation and encourages residents and developers to donate wetlands and other green areas to the city flie Leidighs announced last August their plans to purchase approximately 40 acres of land located on the northwest side of Crystal Lake u' »h«* Timnruan Reserve and then donate it to the city. The land, at one time, was considered for a 25-home development, but plans fell through after concerns arose over the exact amount of wet­ lands on the property. Numerous officials previous­ ly said the donation was the catalyst for the creation of the city's land preservation pro­ gram. Even before the ordi­ nance was approved by Commission, several develop­ ers expressed interest in donat­ ing wetland areas to the Lake Mary Conservation Project. "W hat Darrell and Bettye Lcidigh did is one of the most unselfish acts possible," Mealor said. "W e will be forever grate­ ful for them." Darrell Lcidigh, however, disagreed with the state rcprcSoe Gift, Page 5A. + �Page 2 \ T iie S eminole H erald Wednesday. Aiifiiist 22. 2001 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY ■BMBBBOBMKT'.rrr-M ”•8T3TSEC Conference Center alliances In six months, Sanford will have a decision on the hotel/conference center issue. That's about the same time television viewers will find out who wins Survivor III: Africa. Like Survivor, the city commission will form alliances as they debate the details provided by Acquest/Benchmark {Hospitality, the development team tasked with creating the game plan for building and managing the hotel/confer­ ence center. Where do individ­ ual commissioners stand on the Issue? Mayor Brady Lcssard and District 2 Commissioner Velma Williams are solidly in Dan favor o f the conference center. Ping Unless Acquest/Bcnchmark Hospitality presents a sub-par proposal, expect Lcssard and Williams to vote in favor of the project. District 4 Commissioner Whltey Eckstein has supported the project in the past, but he may question the financing. Eckstein is an old-school fiscal conservative and generally dislikes all but the most traditional financial models. In preliminary discussions with the city, Acquest/Bcnchmark has identified a dozen or more financing options. If Eckstein is to vote for the project, he'll have to feel com­ fortable with the numbers. Commissioners Randy Jones (District 3) and Art Woodruff (District 1) are interesting case studies. Jones was on the fence about the project during his campaign 14 months ago, saying he was intrigued by the idea but wondered if another site could be found. The Society to Save Fort Mellon Park endorsed Jones during the special election, but it was marginal sup­ port at best. The fire and police unions cam ­ paigned hard for Jones, and it was that sup­ port that gave him the boost to win a five-per­ son race without a run-off. Jones broke with the save-the-parkers last winter when he voted with his fellow commissioners to mar­ ket the project to gauge Interest In the devel­ opment community. That's not an endorse­ ment, but it is a sign Jones could be convinced to support the project If the right plan comes logetncr. W o o d ru ff Is g e n e r a lly p e rc e iv e d lo b e ainsi a hotel/conference center at Fort rilon Park, but during his campaign in March, he didn't take a strong stand either for or against the project. The Society endorsed Woodruff, but it's hard to say if that was the defining issue in District 1 because his oppo­ nent, Linda Kuhn, also didn't take a strong stand on either side. Kuhn was tied tightly to the Historic District, and Woodruff certainly picked up votes from residents in other parts of the district who perceived her cam paign as too narrowly focused. Woodruff is a wildcard, but If 1 had to put money on lus position, I'd lay 5 to 2 he’ll vote against the project. W hat's public opinion on a hotel/confer­ ence center? Nearly three years ago voters approved of the project 55-45 in a special ref­ erendum. And a 2-and-a-half year petition drive by the Society to Save Fort Mellon Park to derail the project has yet to gam er the nec­ essary signatures. Furthermore, while Woodruff and Kuhn deferred on the conference center issue in their campaigns, the m ayor's race faced it head-on. Lessard and Bates Reed vocally sup­ ported the conference center and both made it one of the planks In their platform. Kerry Lyons and Dean Ray spoke out against tne project. For Lyons, who voted in favor o f the conference center when he was the District 3 commissioner, it was the central theme of his campaign. Lessard won the four-person race with 54 percent o f the vote. Add Reed's votes to Lessard's total and do the same with Lyons and Ray, and you get a 58-42 split. Was the m ayor's race a dc facto referendum on the conference center? You can certainly make that argument. If the voters felt strongly cither way about the issue, they had their choice of candidates. How will it all shake out? Hard to say at this point without an actual nuts-and-bolts plan to consider. About the only thing for cer­ tain is there will be a decision in about six months lo either move forward on the confer­ ence center or move on to other things. S Dan Ping can ba reached at dplngOsamlnolaharald.com or 407-322-2611. Theater to host performance by Clifton Taulbert A morning of tribute Clifton L Taulbert, a world­ wide voice of peace, Pulitzer Prize nominated author, lec­ turer, inspirational speaker and story teller, will appear at the Helen Stairs Theatre for the Performing Arts Saturday, Sept 1. Through his major motion picture, "Once Upon A Time When We Were Colored," Taulbert gave the world an inside look at the cultural lives of African-Americans, It is a faith-building story of a man who overcame overwhelming obstacles and kept his faith in God. Taulbert is a nationally acclaimed speaker who has appeared on television, nation­ al public radio and has been featured in Time, Parade Magazine and other national publications. The Sept 1 event will begin at 6 pro. In the theater, located at 201 Magnolia Ave. A dona­ tion o f $30 per person is required. Proceeds will benefit the Good Samaritan Home of Sanford. Attire is semi-formal. For tickets or other Informa­ tion, call 407-321-5022. Laka Mary Police Officers, community members and local and state officials salute the flag during the dt/s dedication ceremony held last week for the new police headquarters located at 165 E. Crystal Laka Ava. It’s all about attitude The bag boy thought I was my time my joints were so stiff, I couldn't bend over to look. ;cr sister’s mother today. He casually dropped this bit of ....... After I stopped hyperven­ napalm in between his tilating, I reviewed. I am the impersonation of Christian same age as Michelle Pfeiffer Slater pushing a grocery cart and Sharon Stone. I am a lit­ and fascinating facts about tle younger than Kim Basinger. I’m a lot younger music groups that arc three seconds old. than Raquel Welch. "L ik e... your mom Uxiks Oh wait, Raquel Welch is no good. 1 dropped out of the almost young enough to be womb with less skin tone your sister^ be said as tie than she has at 50-whalever. slung a bag of cans on top of jAnyw^y, would the bag toes. boy nave called Michelle why doesn't he just drive a stake through my • • • ' • • • Pfeiffer "Mom"? I think n o t heart? Hollywood women never age. It's all attitude, I tell you. Attitude and, Under normal circumstances I of course, makeup. wouldn’t trust this boy to know the If you hurry you can still see my difference between paper and plastic, skid marks in front of the cosmetic but when it comes to looks or age, he counter at the mall. has the only credential required: "May I help y o u r the flawless "Male — sexual preference Irrele­ vant." young salesgirl asks. T want to look like Isabella With that one sentence he sucked Rossellini," I say, gasping for breath. the youth right out of me. 1 could feci "Of course you do," she says my skin tightening on my cheek­ bones like wet leather drying on a empathetically. This woman is so cool I doubt she has sweat glands. Of wood block. Suddenly my breasts course, she can afford to be gracious dropped to my butt, my butt — she hasn't recently been turned dropped to my knees, and I have no Into a geriatric Shar-Pei by an evil. idea where my knees went — by that Prostitution Sting Sanford police conducted yet anoth­ er operation targeting street level pros­ titution Friday night. Sixteen individu­ als were arrested as a result of the oper­ ation. Arrestees included Orlando Colon, 32, of Sanford; Robert Westfall, 41, of Sanford; Matthew McGill Jr., 30, of Sanford; Michael Eshack, 50, of Sanford; Ismael Rodriguez, 39, of Sanford; Thomas Decato, 60, of Deltona, Grog Tuttle, 19, of Umitilla; Desmond Thompson, 29, of Sanford; Lawrence Burke, 66, of Sorrento; Anthony Abad, 23, of Deltona; Hector Rodriguez, 48, of Miami; Danilo Kuljanin, 50, of Winter Springs; Eber Gomez, 20, of Sanford; Ismael Lopez, 25, of Sanford; Rodney Gibson, 19, of Sanford and Mark Sntiba, 37, of Longwood. Drug Possession Sanford police arrested Johnny Williams, 31, of Sanford Saturday for possession of crack cocaine. According to the report, while patrolling the area D ou g F e tz e r ISMuStr of 13th Street, Officer Steven Vazquez observed Williams throw a plastic bag as he approached him. Further investigations found the bag con­ tained several small pieces of a white solid substance. youth-sucking bag boy. "You must have seen the picture in Sunday's paper of Isabella and her twin," she says, analytically turning my face from side to side with a tongue depressor. Slapping the clipping onto the counter In front of me, she goes for supplies. HVow," 1 say, as I stare down at the newspaper article. "Isabella looks at least 10 years younger than her sis­ ter." "ft'saUattitude," th e » le *y o m a n _ says knowingly, "attitude Z. and, o f course, makeup." Thirty minutes and 250 bucks later I have both. There's night cream and day cream, eye cream and lip cream. There'B a liny bottle of oil that cost more per ounce than plutonium. I've got your peel, your scrub, and your makeup with a sunscreen that on atomic blast couldn’t penetrate. I walk out of that mall a new woman, looking good, feeling good. Confident that the aging process has not only stopped, but that time is peeling off my face like the pages of a calendar being blown backward by jet exhaust. Sweetie notices something is dif­ Police B lo tter Retail Theft • Stefanie Gonzalez, 19, of Deltona was arrested by Sanford police Saturday after Bunlines security observed her stealing store merchan­ dise. Store security stated that Gonzalez entered the store's fitting room with five blouses, but exited with only one. She then left the store with four blouses in her possession valued at approximately $80. • Sanford police arrested Bonnie Redmond, 20, of Sanford for shoplift­ ing and contributing to the delinquen­ cy of a minor Saturday. Wal-Mart store security witnessed Redmond and her two year-old son in the ladies depart­ ment. She allegedly selected several pairs of panties and con­ cealed them In a stroller she was pushShe also took an infant’s jacket and placed all the mer­ chandise underneath a blanket in the stroller. Estimated value of the merchandise was $34. Cold Pizza Seminole County deputies respond­ ed to a report Friday that on employee of Domino's Pizza in Geneva was keep­ ing the nightly deposits. Barbara Neal, 47, of Geneva, admitted to keeping the deposits and returned 16 deposit envelopes containing missing checks and some cash. Approximately, $16,000 is still missing, but Neal stated she wished to reimburse the money owed. She was arrested for larceny over $300. Domestic • Sanford Police responded to a 911 T h e Sem inole H erald Dm Ping httk* Production ferent Immediately. "Oh, it's nothing really," I purr non­ chalantly. Just a new moisturizer." "It smells kind of funny," he says, taking a step back. "Funny?" My mind flips through the possi­ ble ingredients that might be me cause. C ollagen... placenta... avoca­ do ... apricot p its ... and I'm | sure something that comes 1 sheep. • "Maybe u re a r 1 ask, speed-reading << (he ingredients off the box. "Urea? Isn't that lik e ... p e e r 1I've ve gi got all my new cosmetics packed in a box, ready to send to my mother. For now I think I’ll just work on the attitude part. At the moment it reeks of urea too, but what you gonna do? A final ttole. Today's column uus my first column to run in a naospaper, and so il scans appropriate Iful it slmuld be my Iasi. Thanks jbr laughing with Sweetie and me. As my grandmother used to say, laughter is a prayer. That bang the case, am ai. © 2001 rs. WALL ; i call Friday that involved Luis Perez, 24, of Winter Springs. According to the report, police responded to a Sanford robbery where Perez entered the home of his baby daughter and demanded money from the mother and then ripped the necklace off her neck. Perez allegedly tried to keep her from calling 911, but after being pushed down sev­ eral times she was able to run out of the room and call 911. Winter Springs police arrested Perez at his residences and transported him to the Seminole County Jail. • Alicia Hidalgo, 31, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police Saturday on the charges of burglary, drug possession, domestic battery and property damage over $200. According to the report, Hidalgo entered a Sanford home uninvited and attacked the vic­ tim. In the struggle, a speaker, entertainment center and wall shelf were damaged. Several pieces of crack cocaine were found in the back scat of the patrol car after Hidalgo was transported tojaiL Wo welcome and encourage your letters end comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. "Serving Seminole County Since 190S" ENm Tyrol. 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August 22, 2001 P a g e 3 A Obituaries THOMAS LANGLEY CONDER Thomas Langley Conder, 83, of Rosalia Drive, Sanford, died Saturday, Aug. 18, 2001, in Sanford. Bom Aug. 12,1918, In Columbia, S.C., he moved to Central Florida in 1972. He was a career military officer in the U5. Navy. He was of the Protestant ffilth and » member of the Retired Officers Association of Seminole County and the Central Florida Writers Croup. Survivors include his wife. Ruby Conder; two daughters, Candida Conder of Topanga, Calif., and Elizabeth Conder of Del Rio, Tcnn.; and two sisters, Doris McCravy of Carlsbad, Calif., and Ludile McCalla of Columbia, S.C. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford Is In charge of arrange­ ments. SUILLYW. FLEMING Suilly W. Fleming, 84, of Langhome, Pa., andformcly of Sanford, died Friday, Aug. 17, 2001, in Saint Mary Medical Center In Langhome following a brief ill­ ness. A native of Grlmesland, N.C, his 30 years of service as a manag­ er and district manager with Montgomery Ward and Co., took him and his family through many of the East Coast states. He was manager of the Wards store In Casselberry prior to his retirement in 1975. In each location, he was active In the Methodist Church and various civic organizations including the Lions, Klwanis, Rotary and Elks dubs.and was a lifelong member of the Hiram Masonic Lodge of Portland, Maine. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford. In his earlier retirement years, he was an avid golfer, boater, fisherman and devoted grandfather and friend to many. Survivors include his wife of 63 years, Lacie Wadsworth Fleming; a daughter, Faye Hollendcr; a grand­ daughter, Cabricllc Hollender of Yardley, I’a.; a brother and sisterin-law, Robert and Audrey Fleming of Goldsboro, N.C.; a sister, Virginia Edwards of Stokes, N.C.; a sister-in-law, Charlotte Fleming and her daughters. Fenny, Carol and Harriet of Sanford. Memorial contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Church, 419 Fark Ave., Sanford, FL, 32771. Baldwln-Fairchild Oaklawn Fark Funeral Home of Santord is in charge of funeral service arrange­ ments. SHIRLEY J.GARDINIER Shirley J. Gardinicr, 52, of Sanford, died Friday, Aug. 17, 2001. Bom May 11,1949, in Walton, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida In 1978. She was employed at Invacate Inc. Survivors include a son, Earl J. Gardinicr of Osteen; a daughter, Dana Gardinicr of Otego, N.Y.; her mother, Muriel Bushy of Unadilla, N.Y.; two grandchildren; and her fiancee, Bill Long of Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford Is in charge of arrange­ ments. DONNA JEAN GARRETT Donna Jean Garrett, 45, of Plnecrest Drive, Sanford, died Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2001. Bom March 30,1956, In Orlando, she was a licensed practi­ cal nurse. Survivors include her husband, Stephen Garrett; two sons, Stephen Garrett Jr., and Richard Warren Garrett; her parents, Kathryn Doase of DoLand and Richard Dease of Altoona; and a brother, Tim Dease of DoLand. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. FRANCIS K. HENSON SR. Francis K. Henson Sr., 59, of Blrdson Court, Longwood, died Friday, Aug. 17, 2001, in his resi­ dence. Born Jan. 30,1912, in Highburger, Ala., he resided in Central Florida for 30 years. He was a retired consultant and a U.S. Army veteran who served during the Vietnam era. Survivors include his wife, Sally Henson of Longwood; a son, Francis K. Henson Jr., of Longwood; three daughters, Kristian Dukes of Winter Haven, Kimberly Chancellor of Orlando and TYicta Henson of Tampa; and four grandchildren. Banflcld Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. FAUTA MARTINEZ Fauta Martinez, 94, of Skyview Drive, Orlando, died Friday, Aug. 17,2001, in the Health Center of Wlndertnete. Bom Dec, 19,1906, in Coamo, Puerto Rico, she resided in Central Florida for five years. She was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include a son, Luis Martinez of Tampa; two daughters, Lydia Kolden of Tampa and Doris Martinez of Puerto Rico; 10 grand­ children; and 16 great grandchil­ dren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs Is In charge of arrangements. Liberty Center, Ohio, U>ri O'Brien of Las Vegas, Ncv., Kelly Capelli of Deltona and Marry Fischback of Deltona; a sister, Diane Hites of Angola, Ind.; and 11 grandchildren. Memorial may be made to Faith Fellowship Foursquare Church, YOLANDA MOSQUERA Yolando Mosquera, 76, of Tomlinson Terrace, Lake Mary, died Sunday, Aug. 19, 2001, in Sanford's Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Feb. 18,1925, in Guayaquil, Ecuador, she resided in Central Florida for 15 years. She was a homemaker. Survivors include a daughter, Miriam C. Aviles of Lake Mary; and four grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. 1155 S. Volusia Ave., Suite 106, Orange City, FL, 32763, or Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, 3800 Woodbriar Trail, Fort Orange, FL, 32763. Fourtowns Cremation Inc., of Orange City is in charge of arrange­ ments. B r is s o n FU N E R A L H O M E Seminole County’s Most Experienced Funeral Home I M A ilL L U .il EVELYN D. CHURCH Evelyn D. Church, 89, of Auckland Sheet, Deltona, died Sunday, Aug. 19, 2001, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial. Born In Rockwood, Tcnn., she moved to Central Florida from Valparaiso, Ind., in 1986. She was a retired sales consultant for JC Fenny Co. Inc. In Northwest Indiana. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and the American Legion Auxiliary. She enjoyed sewing, doll making and playing the piano. Survivors include a son, Russell Church of Cedaredgc, Colo.; a step-son, Franklin Church of Indian Rocks Beach; a daughter, Arlene Heck of Deltona; a step­ daughter, Jeanette Durham of California; eight grandchildren; and nine great grandchildren. Baldauf Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. C o m b in e d T o ta l O f MARY C. RICHARDS Mary C. Richards, 68, of Moss Drive, DeBary, died Friday, Aug. 17, 2001, in Mariner Healthcare of Orange City. Bom in Columbus, Ohio, she moved from Toledo, Ohio, to Central Florida In 1986. She was a homemaker and former owner of Billy Boys Chill Dog and Ice Cream in Sanford. She was a member of Faith Fellowship Foursquare church In Orange City, and she enjoyed playing Bingo, Bunco and arts and crafts. Survivors include her husband of 49 years, William E. 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August 22. 2001 O pin io n Bricks & mortar In Praise of the Berlin Wall Tiie consensus of 40th-annivcrsary coverage of the building of the Berlin Wall went about as expected: Those terrible communists in East Germany stunned the world by dividing Berlin into eastern and western sectors, beginning on Aug. 13, 1961; they shot people who tried to cross from the East into Western Berlin; President Reagan demanded that Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev tear down that hateful Wall; he did in 1989 and the Cold War was over; wc won! That was all true — and almost totally wrong. These are among the many twists of the story that seem to have become conventional history: — The world was surprised. No. It was pretty obvious that the communists were going to seal one border or another to prevent defections from East Germany and other satellite Richard countries. Among those who generally knew what was coming was the president of the United States, Reeves __ ______ John F. Kennedy. — Kennedy was outraged. No. He was delighted, avoiding saying anything for more than a day. — We wanted to knock the damned thing down. No. Some overzealuus military types re-created the wall In West German forests to practice with tanks and bulldozers, but when the president found out he made them knock down the practice wall and put the tanks away. The wall was in Soviet-occupied East German territory — it was cruel, but legal — and the United States was not about to invade the Soviet Union, which was more or less what was required to destroy the Wall. In fact, if we had attacked, our ground troops would have been crushed, and we would have been left with the options of abandoning West Germany and perhaps all of western Europe, or destroying it all with nuclear weapons. Yes, the Wall was ugly and so were the people who put it up, but it may have prevented World War III, a nuclear world war. As early as March of 1961, one magazine, The Reporter, wrote in a cover story: "The Soviet Union and its East German minions have finally drawn the ultimate conclusion: The only way to stop refugees is to seal off both East Berlin and the Soviet Zone by total physical secu­ rity measures ... searchlights and machine gun towers, barbed wire and police dog patrols." White House reaction to that was mild: "If Soviet Premier Khrushchev Is prepared to offer concrete guarantees that no effort will be made by the East Germans to interfere with the free fL w of traffic into Berlin, officials said, this would remove the Immediate threat of a military clash." In other words, the public signal was that if the bad guys allowed American, British and French military traffic to circulate in the city — Checkpoint Charley and all that — what the commies did on their side of the line was none of our business. That statement was issued five days before construction began. The Wall was a brilliant solution to thepolitical and military prob­ lem* of both Khrushchev and Kennedy. The leader of the communist world could not stand by as more than 2,000 of his subjects — the young and the educated, doctors and engineers — fled each week to the West through Berlin. If the Soviets had done-nothing, 1989 would have happened in the early 1960s. But the leaders of tne free world had only 15,000 occupying troops in West Berlin — West Germany was 110 miles away by roads and railroads controlled by communist units — and they were surrounded by dozens of divi­ sions of the Red Army. The troops of the Americans, British and French might have held out for a day in Berlin, maybe two. What then? The options were being overrun in Berlin, then Germany, then all of the continent of Europe, or using tactical nuclear weapons to stop Soviet advances — and demolish much of the continent and perhaps trigger strategic nuclear weapons on both sides. What would you do? Unless you’re nuts, and some were in those days, you would do what John Kennedy did: Say bad things about the Soviets and do nothing. It worked. The Wall became the great anti-Soviet advertisement, there was never an American-Soviet con­ frontation where it really counted, in Europe, and one day the Wall and communism fell without being pushed or nuked. e 2001 UNIVUSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Party Continued from Page 1A response to knowing that, we put extra patrol in that particular area. It's a patrol zone we just opened up this year just in response to the amount of resi­ dents we have residing in those apartment complexes." According to Kelting, the arrests were just the first step in a plait to ensure the students and surrounding communities have a safe, crime-free and relatively harmonious existence. The majority of the arrests this past weekend occurred at Northgate Apartments, but Riverwinds and Tivoli apartments are also part of the new plan. "The apartment owners and managers in these particular communities, knowing the pres­ sure is on them from surround­ ing neighbors and residents, have agreed to cooperate with u s," Kelting said. An apartment advisory coun­ cil of apartment management and police has been established and will meet every auarter to discuss problems and preven­ tion, saio Kelting "W e're providing them with all incidents so thev can take measures to evict if need be," said Kelting. " If there is drug arrest or problem, they are going to evict their tenants.' According to Kelting, stu- dents who arc arrested for a felony or repeat misdemeanor and repeat nuisance calls may also be subject to eviction on a case by case basis. "They want to try to have a ’ ft community," said Kelting ut the new strict rules from tiie apartment complexes. "Tne same Issues arc flooding over to Orange County student housing. The students are tran­ sient in a sense moving from one student housing complex to another. So we want to try to save lives by make sure they're not partying and getting in cars and driving. "And also for the nuisances. If you got a party on the third floor that's blaring music with screaming and yelling and ranti­ ng and raving it’s spilling over ioods," Kelting to the ncighborho said. According to Kelting, stu­ dents w eic warned by letter of the new initiatives at the start of school. Students can also expect similar operations in cracking down underage drinking and open containers as Monday night another underage drinker at Tivoli was arrested Apartments. r Chrlstophar Patton can ba reached at cpattonOsemlnoleharald.com or 407-322-2811. President B ush needs a new strategy When President Bush returns to spenders In his own party. What Reagan did Gephardt who lead the charge In 1993 to Washington, he'll face a carefully planned for The Heritage Foundation think tank - ele­ Increase taxes on income and gasoline. Yet he ambush by Democrats who will repeat their vating it to national prominence - President would maintain our dependence on foreign successful strategy of striking fear into the Bush could do tor Citizens Against oil by opposing safe exploration for new ener­ Government Waste, a nonprofit organization gy on U S . land. hearts of the! uninformed. Congressional and party Democrats will as likely to attack wasteful Republican i Just cutting the improper and duplicate (and sometimes triplicate or more) payments accuse the Bush administration and ........................... Ing as wasteful Democrat si CAGW has calculated that di made by government agencies could save at Republicans o f robbing Sodal the next five years, the federal gov­ least $20 billion annually, according to Security and Medicare In order to pay ernment will lose at least $1.2 trillion CAGW. Corporate welfare costs taxpayers for the tax cut. That Democrats have in uncorrectcd waste, fraud and $65 billion a year. It costs nearly $500 biuion to done what they accuse Republicans of doing won't stop them, but the abuse. While Democrats plead for comply with the tax code. Regulation adds President can return fire if he refuses more of our tax dollars, President $1.4 trillion. Should the federal government to play their game and uses different Bush can provide numerous exam- pay for a "Dr. Seuss" memorial in i of the misspending of the tax dol- Massachusetts? Such projects are projected to ammunition. Step one in a Bush counter-strategy govemment already has. top $20 billion this year alone and have cost should be■to to lay off his pledge to set a Cal CAGW has given its "Porker of the taxpayers more than $120 billion in the last different tone In Washington and T h n m f t c Month" award to House Minority decaae. Total discretionary spendini Leader Richard Gephardt Gephardt increased by 11 percent in fiscal 2000 tuid focus on changing policy. Being nice has not persuad persuaded Democrat lions to • • • • • • • has the dubious distinction of being it in 2001. This occurred when lie down with Republican lambs. The "tone" opposed to tax cuts when the economy was Ricans controlled Congress, 'ashington. prospering and now when the economy is has never been trie problem I i trolling people's money and their lives Too many chicken-hearted and Ro-along go-along sputtering. During the boom times, he said is what the Democratic Party stands for. If it Republicans have been the problem. They’ve we didn't need a tax c u t Now he says we loses control, it ceases any reason for being. been afraid to defend what they claim to can't afford one. Clearly, Gephardt never saw Republicans will have to decide whether they believe for fear certain groups or editorial a dollar he didn't think government could want to immobilize the Democrats or play pages won't like them. spend better than the people who earned i t along with their spending game just to pre­ On "Meet the Press*' last Sunday, Gephardt serve themselves tn office. The President can adopt a Reagan-like approach to debating his political opponents President Bush' should focus less on tone by saying, "puf friends In the ojher party..." , and more^on the gpod policy and good poli­ and men proceeding to criticize their policies cation (and) health < tics o f attacking waste, fraud and abuse. His and record. Reagan consistently skewered is not about to touch his party's Tnead-and- counter-strategy can play better than the old Democrats with this line without anyone butter issues. It isn't "m ean-spirited" or Democrat fear strategy which has worked returning to the "old tone" of Washington to only because Republicans were too timid to thinking he was mean. Step two is for President Bush to take on mention Gephardt's voting record andlncon- counteract i t waste, fraud and abuse in government in a sistendes on these issues. serious way. This means he not only will have President Bush should make Gephardt a 0 1001 lH b u t . M *4 U S «n k n > Inc. to criticize Democrats, he'll have to challenge primary target of his counterstrategy. It was K From A to Z Art Zielinski asks people w hat they th in k . . . The recent increase in the num ber o f shark attacks o ff the Florida coast is making national news. I t ’S also making some people nervous about swimming in the ocean. So our question today is, “Should people be con­ cerned about being attacked by a shark V ^ 1 One person on the news said, H you don’t bother the sharks, they wool bother you." That's how t feet about H But I am keaptng my eyes oponfer thorn when rm out in the ocean. Richard Wood Deltona People should be cautious Hthey decide to go to the beach. And watch the chldren maetotal.be certain It's aale tor them. I wouktol go lotos bwefr sttoistime because ot the sharks. Fatoune James Right now I would­ n't go In the water. I've done a tot ot div­ ing, and with the cloudy water and all the shark activity I know someone is going to gel bitten. Ted Alien Geneva I wouldn’t be out in the water to get bitten by a shark. They rtould do something to prevent the sharks from being In tot area. Put ip nets to keep toe sharks away tarn the people. Orlando Sanferd I t * * peoplei ishould be concerned Ilhavs hi et&t people her* on vacaSonfnxn Meseechueetts and toey might not be aware ot toe dark attacks. What * * ootid do about I, | dert know— too marks tannery. PstaQmtano C FR H -----------Continued from Page 1A While diabetics and individu­ als suffering from traumatic wounds will reap the full bene­ fits of the hospital's hyperbaric* and wound care center, accord­ ing to director Leon King many more hospital patients will he seeing the benefits. According to recent medical reports, Shaw said doctors are currently researching the effec­ tiveness of hyperbaric chambers in helping save oxygen deprived brain tissue in multiple sclerosis and stroke victims. Doctors are also seeing the benefits of hyper­ baric chambers in recovery of post surgery patients too, said King . . The possible benefits of the hyperbaric chamber are still unknown, but according to Shaw the usefulness of the amazing machine is even reaching all the way to sports arena. "There's hockey teams that stick the guys in them and you have a sprain that will usually take two weeks healing in a cou­ ple days," Shaw said. Recently, Shaw has even used the hyperbaric chamber to help a atient recover more aulckly om a fractured and dislocated ankle. Because of the immense swelling, a cast may not have been able to placed on the patient for a week, but after a stint in the chamber the cast was set the next dry, Shaw said. "So many of these things we can help, insurance companies won't cover — it's a damn shame," Shaw said. "For almost 30 years, Sanford S used to be out In the boon docks and now we're on the cutting edge." Christopher Patton can ba reached at cpattonOssm toolshareld.com or 407-322-2811. Baby Contest Beauty Pageant NEW BORNS TO 15 YEARS B O Y A G IRLS SEPTEM BER 8,2001 SANFO RD SEM IN O LE TOW NE CEN TER •••REGISTRATION BEGINS IPM“ * PAGEANT WILL START AT 2PM SAVINGS BONDS AWARDED FOR BROCHURE /INFO CALL 321-631-WS4 Or e-mail cutekidsObclUouth.net EVERYONE RECEIVES A TROPY * BROCHURES AVAILABLE AT MALL 8 �T iie S eminole H erald Henley Wnlncmlay. AururI 22,2001 IhltfC 5 A -------- Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page 1A Memphis Slate University to the University of Memphis. "Back then we were a univer­ sity growing up," said Henley. "Wo had about 5,000 or 6,000 students, but now It's more like 38,000." As a senior in high school, Henley said he had 17 offers from universities across the Southeast including Ole Miss, Vanderbilt, Army, Kentucky, Tennessee and Tulane. "1 went to Tulane mainly for the academics, but they had a good program too," Henley said about his tin t choice. Unfortunately, Henley's younger brother was seriously injured before he began playing football for the Green Wave. Carlton left Tulane and moved back home to Tennessee to be closer to his brother. He started playing for the Tigers and received his master's degree in education in 1956. "A t that time you had to play both ways," said Henley who started all four years at offensive end and defensive half back for the Tigers. Some of his football memo­ ries include catching the win­ ning touchdown pass to beat the University of Southern Mississippi and a heartbreaking homecoming loss to the University of Louisville, who had a quarterback named John Unitas. “We had it won, and then Unitas completes a pass on his back to beat us in the dosing minutes, 29 to 28," Henley said about die football legend's early heroics. sontativc and downplayed the land donation. "Buying and donating the land was a very selfish thing Bettye and I did," Darrell said. "We have to look at the property each day through our window. "1 hope this will be an exam­ ple for the rest of Lake Mary," he said. "I hope this piece of prop­ erty can be used to educate the pcopl?." To honor the Leidlghs, B lo c k PIXA R Michelle Jerla can be reached at mdlerleeaemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. The Seminole County Supervisor of Elections has announced that the precinct tabulating equipment to be in service for the Special Referendum & Municipal Elections to be held on September 4, 2001, will be tested at the Office of the Supervisor of Elections at 10:00 A.M. on August 25,2001. The Supervisor of Elections Office is located at 116 W. First Street, Sanford. This test is open to the press and the public. For additional information contact Sandy Goard, Supervisor of Elections, at 407-665-7700. Seminole County Commissioner Carlton Henley In a 1950s publicity shot for Memphis State University. H & R Commission approved a resolu­ tion expressing its appreciation concerning the land donation. The Crystal Lake Preserve will be held in perpetuity as unde­ veloped property for the benefit of wildlife, native plants and water conservation with a sec­ ondary use for educational pur­ poses. T a x C o u r s e T e a c h e s N e w L a w s HOLD O N ...T H E Y 'R E COMINGI F r i. 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PALMETTO, DOWNTOWN SANFORD 407*321-6933 KAR AO KE e e k ’s F e a t u r e Sanford's famous country nightspot, Thu Bam , sat vacant for more than four years, until new owner Tom Wethcrald gave it a new lease on life. Wetherald opened the "bam doors" in June and the famous country bar has never sounded better. Only slight changes were made by Wetherald from the former country bar. The name was changed from Miss Libby's Bam , to "The B am ." Another slight change involved keeping the Bam open five nights each week, instead of seven. But what hasn't changed is its reputa­ tion as the place to hear great country music. In the past, som e of the biggest names in country music have performed at the Bam . And according to general manager, Ric Compton, professional country music will be returning to Sanford. "O n Oct.5 Gary Allan will be performing here," Compton said. A ticket to hear Allen sing will cost $17.50. "fy Herndon will be at the Bam on Oct. 18, followed by Confederate Railroad on Nov. 30. "Confederate Railroad use to be the Barn's house band," Compton said. "It will be like a homecoming for them ." Although you can hear differ­ ent styles of m usic during the week, Compton said the Bam is nearly 90 percent country. Another big event coming to the Bam is the "True Value Country Show dow n." Compton described it as a talent search contest, and said it will take place the first three Wednesday's in September. "A ll the contestants O w ner Tom W elherald In front of tho photo wall ol country music colobritles lhat performed al tho B am . have been picked, and will compete the first two Wednesday's with the finals on the last week," lie said. If all that country music gives you an appetite, Compton said the Bam has hot dogs, hamburgers and great tasting wings. And each time a nationally known act is in town, the Barn has barbecue food on the grill in the parking lot. 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For example, a construction company may call a labor service and ask for 20 workers. Hie labor service provides the manpower, said Capital TemnFunds lias reached an agreement witli LiborTemp to have the company put in receivership and allow Capital to check all of the company's books. "We've also sent out a letter to all the customers asking them to hold tlieir pay­ ments until a court derides who should receive them," Cravey said. Court documents indicate LaborTemp owes Capital TempFunds $73832134, not including interest, expenses and attor­ ney's fees. they should send payments to Libor Temp. That's in direct violation witli the agreement." In an Aug. 6 letler, Knepper told LaborTemp USA customers that "LaborTemp USA is llie only party to whom your remittances should lx* made." The letter was sent at about the same time Knepper sold LaborTemp to BGM Springhill Management in Tampa. BGM lias changed the LaborTemp name to Baysidc Staffing. Cravey lias filed a lawsuit in 9th Judicial Circuit because of the contract breach, as well as an emergency motion to appoint a receiver of the company. She money to the labor service. The funding company keeps about 15 percent of the money it receives. James Knepper and his company laborTemp USA contracted with Capital TempFunds Inc. to provide funding ser­ vices. I.ynn Cravey of Ruden McClosky, n Ft. Lauderdale law firm, represents Capital TempFunds and says knepper broke llie contract. "Capital Temp Funds had an agreenu*nt with l.aborTemp tiiat says all pay­ ments from customers have to go directly to Capital," Cravey said. "O ur client recently found out that Mr. Knepper had sent a letter out to all his customers saying and at the end of tlie day writes a chock to each of the workers even though it lias yet to collect the money from the construction company. Under normal billing rnxx*durrs, it may be as long as a month before the construction company paid its bill. Funding companies fill tlie void by pnv viding money up front to the labor ser­ vice, usually about 85 percent of the ser­ vice's outstanding bills. To secure the agreement, the Libor service assigns its accounts receivable to the funding com­ pany; that is, companies that contract with a labor service, pay the funding com­ pany, not tlie labor service, because flic funding company lias already advanced Dan Ping can bo reached et dpingOeemlnolehorald.com or 407-322-2611. Checks C ontinued from Page IA her the company would pay her. “He kept telling me, 'Next week we’ll pay you,'" Tina said. "H e never did. Finally I called, and they said they were not going to pay." I’atcl said he received the same message from McGaffick. "Bob told me 1 had to go down to the Orlando office to get my money," Paid said. "I went down there and waited three hours for somebody to help me. They said the couldn't. "As a branch manager, the police should arrest (McGaffick) right away," Patel added. "I think they played a game with the law, but I can't afford an attorney to fight them." One local business owner says he is more concerned with his lost revenue. "Tlie state attorney and the police, what do they want? They want to put them behind bars," said a local business owner who asked not to lx- named. "1 don't care about that. How is him being in jail going to help me recover my money? He'll file for screwed." Jam es A. Knepper, who SA until owned LaborTemp US/ two weeks ago 8° when lie sold the company, did not return numer­ ous phone calls. McGaffick was also unavailable at press time, though he has since opened a new labor service, Staffing America, at 2107 S. French Ave., next to the Golden Lamb Restaurant. Stephen Walters is the new branch manager at the former LaborTemp office on Park Avenue, Tlie business has changed its name to Baysidc Staffing and is owned by BGM Springnill Management of Tampa. Walters said he under­ stands the position local mer­ chants are in. 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Hwy. 434 Time Square Plaza Longwood, FL 32750 --- ■ *£ 5 9 W * w .. 12Pact B e d s S o f a B e d s GIANT WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM Altamonte Springs • 1321 E. Hwy. 436 I N lC M ttlkd H M X ta t W I T H I Twin lull II I MB! I F u t o n G r o u p s �In s id e : S e c tio n B Anderson lengthens point lead in Sunbelt By Dava Westerman Special to the Herald BITH LO — Veteran Dick Anderson proved once again that he is the "king" of the Florida short tracks picking up the win in the Racecar Engineering Sunbelt Super la te Model Series 125 last Fridav night at Orlando Speedworld. Anderson drove his Racecar Engineering/XIR Chevrolet Monte Carlo to a convincing win although the only driver to beat Anderson in a Sunbelt race this year, Mike Fritts, was closing in as the checker fell. Michael Williams set fast time of 13345 in his South 40 Motorsports Pontiac but drew the seven pill placing multi-time New Smyrna Speedway champion David Rogers on the pole. Rogers set sail in his TM Ranch Dodge as a large group of cars bunched up Behind second-running James Powell who just did­ n't have the handle on the car in the early going. Anderson finall ‘ Powell on lap l l and set after Rogers. Williams got around Powell for mini just before the first caution of the night flew for Mike Gobd's spin on lap 27. On the restart, Anderson led the freight train as he, Williams and Powell relegat­ ed Rogers back to fourth before Lake Mary's Good spun again on lap 35 to bring out the second yellow. It was clearly a two car show at this point as Anderson and Williams sur­ vived a rash of caution flags for minor Incidents and con­ tinued running one-two. Morgan Hoover brought out the seventh caution flag of the race when his engine blew on lap 69. On the restart, something went wrong with Williams' car as it began to slip all over the track and Williams began to slide back through the field. On lap 88, Bruce Lawrence and Jeff Sloan made contact with Sloan spinning into the infield to bring out the final caution. Williams gave up the chase at this point and dropped out as Anderson blasted away from the field on the restart. Fritts drove around Powell for second on lap 108 and closed the distance on Anderson but ran out of time as Anderson won his fifth Sunbelt race of 2001 in six starts. Rogers appeared to be rel­ egated to a sixth place finish, * * the outside three cars in laps to come home third and earn a big round of applause from the big crowd. Powell held on for fourth with Jonny Kay coming home in fifth. Mike Bresnehan was sixth followed by Jimmy Cope, Lee Collins, Jeff Emery, and Bruce Lawrence m only 10 cars out of the 22 starters fin­ ished the race. Orlando's Eddie Thornton passed his teammate Rodney Eary, then held off a hardcharging Ricky Wood to win the 15-lapper for the South 40 Motorsports Classic Auto Racing Series, it was Thornton's fourth win of the season. Danny Shearer was third followed by Ed Yates and David Nunes. Jim Rahman came back from a roll-over in his heat race to See Racing, Page 2B W r e s tle r s p ic k u p h o n o rs Special to the Herald HAINES CITY — In the plush setting of the Grcnelcfc Resort on August 18th, the Florida Amateur Wrestling Association (FAWA) paid tribute to top individual accomplishments from the recently completed FAWA wrestling sea­ son. The FAWA is a club wrestling organiza­ tion comprised of nearly 100 statewide teams. The FAWA hosts Folkstyle (high school style) tournaments statewide from Florida Jets recognized at FAWA statewide banquet September through February, and Freestyle and Greco-Roman (Olympic and International styles) tournaments from March through July. In addition, Florida wrestlers affiliated with the FAWA compete in USA Wrestling-sanc­ S a n fo rd tioned events at the national level during this same period. On this notable evening, accolades were presented to Wrestlers of the Year, All-Americans, as well as some other special awards. The Oviedo-based Florida JETS Wrestling Club, the 2(X)1 FAWA State Champions, had many individual honorees at this prestigious event. Tire Wrestler of the Year awards go to the top 10 wrestlers in each age group category. Tire award is based upon par­ ticipation in FAWA events and accumula­ tion of points garnered from top three place finishes in tournaments. JETS Wrestlers of the Year, by age cate­ gory and place within each age category See Jets, Page 2D stu n n e d P o st 5 3 upset in finals o f R egion al Special to the Herald B y Dean Smith Sports Editor ALBANY, G EORG IA — “We're still trying to figure out how it happened.“ That was the response from Sanford Campbell-Lossing American Legion Post 53 manager Rod Fcrgerson after hia team was. upset 5-1 by host Albany (G’a”.) ~ P o st; t3 0 in mplon ' ‘ Game of the Championship the 2001 Region 3 (Southeast) American Legion Baseball Tournament at Paul Eames Park Monday morning, “We hit it (the baseball) at them all day," said Fergerson. “It's (the loss) disappointting. but you have to ta k e ' you get I guess." Sanford's coaches, players and fans weren't the only ones stunned by U>e outcome, the Albany fans were just as amazed. "I couldn't believe that team (Post 53) could be held to only one run," said Mike Davis, a writer with the Albany Herald. “1 saw them play on Saturday and Sunday and I thought that was the best hitting team I had every seen. "I also don't think many people gave Albany a chance to win either, because they were in the tournament only because they were the host team and had only gone 1-2 in the State Tournament. Not to mention losing to Sanford 13­ 0 In the opening game of the tournament. “I guess that's why they play the games." See Legion, Page 2B Lightning cuts short Knights practice H m M photos by Art ZMintU Matt Margo (top) had a pair of hits, including a three-run home run, as Sanford Post 53 tripped South Carolina 7-3 on Friday, Trevor BerryhiU (above, left) hurled a three-hitter in a 13-1 semifinal victory over Puerto Rico on Sunday, and Ryan Bono (above, right) doubted In a first inning run and went 3-lor-5 on Monday. Unfortunately It came in a losing cause as the locals dropped a 5-1 decision to host Albany in the Championship Game of the American Legion Baseba> Region 3 Tournament. Poet 53 ends the season at 51-2. ORLANDO — Practice resumed at the University of Central Florida on Monday with a change to afternoon-only because class is now in session, but the result was the same as lightning brought an early end to the 90-minute session after only an hour. It was the fifth practice so far this year that was delayed, cut short, or can­ celed because of lightning. "This weather is killing our preparation," coach Mike kruezek said. "There's nothing you can do with lightning. You can't put the kids in harm's way so we had to putt litem out." In an effort to beat the tradi­ tional afternoon storms, the practice was moved an hour later, but it was only partially effective. "Any kind of time off the football field is valuable and it does hurt to some degree," Kruszek said. "We had a pretty good practice going. The fortu­ nate tning is we have two week to get ready for Clemson and have the plan in." Five of the starters who missed Saturday's scrimmage returned to practice Monday. The only starters who did not practice were center Mike Mabry (Dayton, Texas H.S.) and defensive end Brent Bolar (Daphne, Alabama/Toolen H.S.). Mabry, recovering from an MCL sprain in his right knee, is expected back later this week, as is Bolar, who has not practiced this year while recov­ ering from arthroscopic surgery on his left knee. "Obviously we've got to get to the dance with the right peole," Kruezek said. "We have to cal up and teach our guys assignments so they can go out there and lay it on the line." Backup safety James Cody (Naples H.S.) suffered a See UCF, Page 2B K Classics kick off prep football year Friday By Dean Smith Sports Editor H m M p M a by Alt Z M m U Former Seminole High School star quarterback and new offensive coach Kerry Wiggins (center) watches over a recent scrimmage at SHS as quarterback Andre Raines (far right) makes the call to start the play. Fans can gel an earty look at the Fighting Semlnoies and other county squads when the Kick-Off Classics are played this Friday. SANFORD — Footballstarved fans will get a taste of fall on Friday when six of the seven Seminole Athletic Conference high school football teams take part in FHSAA Kick­ Off Classics. The Classics originally were a regular football game between two schools tliat did not count in the standings. But over the past couple of years the coaches started to decide that a half of play was enough for their varsity teams because they did not want to start seeing injuries, or as in some cases, show scouts from future opponents too much. So now most of the Classics bring all three of a school's teams, the freshman, junior var­ sity and varsity, together to play a game and allow the fans to see all of a particular school’s players, and maybe creating a little interest for the fans to come out and see the younger kids play during the week. Most Classics now have the freshman teams play the first quarter, the junior varsity the second quarter, and the varsity the second half. The Classics this year will take on a little added signifi­ cance as with the football sea­ son starting a week earlier this year and practice not starting until the opening day of classes on August 6th, the coaches have only had a little over two weeks to get their squads ready to play, and this game will let See Football, Page 2B �PllRC 211 Wednesday. Anpusl 22. 2001 T he S eminole H ehaui Racing- Legion gles. Hut a fielder's choice and a ground out left runners on sec­ Continued from page IB Post ond and third with two out, 53 was the overwhelming before a walk loaded the bases. favorite heading into the game Hut Albany’s Michael not just because they had Kennedy, who went the distance already beaten Post 30, but on the mound, was able to get because it was the only team to the third out, ending the last go undefeated throughout the threat for Post 53. tournament and had outscoird Nick limner, Matthew Rucker its four opponents 44-5 and had and Jason Norris bad three hits scored over 10 runs in three of each for Post 30, while Justin its four wins. I luff added a pair of singles and Not to mention having ace lefthander Adam Sanabria going two RBI to a 13-hit Albany attack. on the mound with plenty of rest. Doing the damage for Sanford were Ryan Bono (double, two Sanford got off to a fast start singles, RBI), Angelo Petracca as Tucker Pearce led off the bot­ (three singles, walk, run), and tom of the first inning with a Pearce, Kyle Bono and Matt single. !:raysier (one single each). Hut the fleet outfielder was Post 53 had followed up the thrown out stealing and Chris opening round clubbing of Post Krall popped in the infield. 3(1 with a 7-3 victory over Easley Angelo Petracca kept the (South Carolina) Post 52, scor­ inning alive, however, when he drew a walk and Ryan Bono fol­ ing all runs in the second inning with Krall and Malt Mergo each lowed with double into the cor­ driving in three nms. Mergo, ner, allowing Petracca to score who had two hi Is in the game, all the way from first. hit a three-run home run. Little did the Post 53 faithful Stephen Apfel was the win­ realize, but that was the last ning pitcher. Me worked five time a Sanford player would innings, allowing five hits and cross the plate in the game. three* unearned runs. Bryan Post 30 tied the game with a Armstrong pitched four innings run In the top of the second of scoreless relief. inning, and the game then Sanford then won the turned into a defensive battle with the score staying tied at 1-1 American Division, whipping Dothan (Alabama) Post 12,11-1, until Albany took the lead for to advance to Sunday's semifi­ good with two runs in the top nals. of the sixth inning. In the semifinals Post 53 took Sanabria left after seven on a Bayamon (Puerto Rico) innings, giving up three nms on Post 48 squad that it thought it six hits, while striking out five would face in the Firecracker and walking two. Tournament in DeLand in July. Post 30 got to reliever This one was all Sanford as Dominic Petracca for a pair of Trevor Bcrryhill pitched a threeruns in the eighth inning. hitter and struck out six and the Sanford's ace closer was not his offense scored in every inning of usual overpowering self as he a 13-1, seven-inning laugher. gave up seven hits and only Pearce went 3-for-4 with a struck out one over the final home run and three RHI, while two innings, but still only gave Kyle Bono was also three-forup the two runs. Post 53 had plenty of opportu­ four. Krall, Angelo Petracca, Jason nities In the game as it collected Louwsma, Uriah Kimmig and nine hits, two walks an error Fraysier each chipped in with and two hit batters. Hut wound two hits apiece. up leaving 12 runners on base. Post 30 nad bounced back Sanford had two big chances from its loss to Post 53 to defeat to get back into the game late as Alabama, 9-3, and South it put runners on first and sec­ Carolina, 9-5, and finish second ond, on a walk and a hit batter, in the American Division, then with no one out in the seventh came from behind to outscore inning. Hut a strike out and a Georgia Stale Champion pair of ground balls ended the Alpharetta Post 201,14-10, to' threat. earn the rematch with.P/gftL53. In the eighth inning, Angelo Sanford ends the season with Petracca and Ryan Bono led off a remarkable 51-2 mark, while the frame with back to back sin­ UCF Continued from page IB sprained MCL in his left knee in Saturday's scrimmage and is expected to be out at least two weeks. Freddy Saint-Preux (liiixiklyn N.Y./Midwood H.S.) was moved from defensive to offen­ sive tackle on Monday and is expected to see playing time at Ibat position this year. His move allowed Johnovan Morgan (Miami/Carol City H.S,) to move from offensive tackle to offensive guard. ivery Gaskins (West Palm Beach/Cardinal Newman 1i.S.) caught eight passes for 152 yards and a pair of touchdowns Saturday during UCF's second full scrimmage of camp. Gaskins, a transfer from Grainbling who sat out last year, caught a 49-yard touchdown pass and an 18-yard touchdown pass from backup quarterback pa Brian ....... Miller (Johnson City, " ‘ ^ity, Tennessee/Science Hill H.S.), who completed 23 of 31 attempts for 283 yards with no interceptioas. "H e's a threat with the ball in Jus hands," said Kruczek of Gaskins. "I put him in there at the slot because of the threat of running the little bubble screens and throwing underneath and making plays and he made a lot o f big plays after he caught the football.* The offease registered 20 first downs, but turned the ball over three times, twice on fumbles, l ire defense registered 11 sacks and a lotal of 17 tackles behind the line of scrimmage. "W e've got a lot of young guys out there, but 1 thought the effort was good and I thought the execution at times as good," Kruczek said. "The biggest dis­ appointment for me today was the offensive line play. Putting tiie snaps on the ground is something that can't hap|x-n " Starling quarterback Ryan Schneider (Plantation H.5.) com­ pleted 11 o f 25 passes for 132 yards and was picked off once. He left the scrimmage late com­ plaining of dizziness after tak­ ing a hit to the head. In addition io the injury to Cody, backup defensive tackle Mike Lynche (S. Petcrsburg/Gibbs H.S.) had lo leave the scrimmage because of trouble with the heat. Backup tailback Core}’ Baker (Scffner/Arm wood H.S.) led all rushers with 57 yards on nine carries, while starting tailback Alex Haynes (Orlanoo/Evans H.S.) carried the ball seven times for 16 yards and scored on a two-yard run. Luther Huggins (Miami/Jackson H.S.) caught five passes for 7(1 yards and Britt McGriff (Gainesvilie/P.K. Yonge H.S.) caught five passes for 32 yards. Javier Beorlegui (Merritt Island H.S.) accounted for the rest of the scoring on field goals of 19 and 52 yards. Mvrnld ptioto by Tomm y Vlncanl Angelo Petracca went 3-for-4, including a walk, scored the only run and had two pul outs and five assists on defonso against Albany Post 30. Post .Hi I reads to the W ork! Series in Yakima, Washington starting I liday with a record of 3 7 -19. 2MII R E G I O N 3 ( S O U T H E A S T ) A M I H IC A N L E G IO N B A S E B A L L TO U R N A M EN T j l Paul I j m n Park, Albany, Georgia If iu n d a y , A u g u s t 16 Gam r 1 1\>ltun (Alabama) fust 12 12, Fa airy (South f jh 'in u ) ftjtt 52 5 Gam# 2 _ llay amun (Purfto Rko) l\**t 48 9, Qiltimliid fTmiic*3rr) I’m i 19 5 Game 5 _ Sbrlby (North Carolina) Post 62 4, A lp iu irttl (Georgia) 201 I Gamv 4 _ San foul Foil 51 11, Albany tGeorgia) l*m I HI 0 I r ld jy , A u g u s t 17 Ganic 5 _ Pn*l 82 6, I\**t 193 Gamv fc _ Po»l 53 7 ,1*0*1 52 3 Gatnr 7 _ PnM 309, |\m| 12 3 Game 8 TiM 20! 4. IVnl 46 3 Saturday, A u g u s t 18 Gam# ** rn*i 53 11, potl 12 144-15) 1 Gam# 1Cl _ i u»i J l, Putl u2 (3S 7} 7 Gam# II _ PoM 201 4. IHiel 19 (39-12) 3 Gam# 12 _ I W 30 9, |V»| 52 (3 M 2 ) 5 S un day, A u g u s t 19 SEMIFINALS Gam# 13 _ I*©M 53 13, Tost 41132-711 Gam# 14 _ f\*M 30 14. I ' M 201 (42-17) 10 M o n d a y , A u g u s t 20 l i t A M rtO N S f 111* C A M E C m . 19 Po*l 30137-19) 5, Po*1 53 (51-211 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME P O S T 30 5, P O S T 53 1 Albany I'm ! \0 nin 002 200 „ 5 13 1 SeniorJ i 100000OOO'J'I 9 0 i tCm nrdj'ag^UftK) <r Suubri4. U iVtfatf# I K lUmo Vvf* _ KmnnJy, UP _ Sanabria. 8 Savr , none. 211 _ llnsl 53, R. Bonn. 30 _ none, Continued from page 1B get sixlh spot as Simeon Spagnuolo, Eary, Patrick Sanders, and George Hall, Jr. rounded out the top 10. Modified honors went to Frank Polly in his new Ellis chassis who led most of the way to get his third win of the year. Rounding out Hie top five were Shane Held, Jared Allison, Jim Wilkins, and Jim Winks. The Mini Stock race was more like bumper cars at the state fair forcing track officials to throw the red and checkered flags together at the comple­ tion of lap 12 just lo make sure someone finished. As the smoke cleared, Rex "Boncman" Hollinger earned his second victory of the year with point leader Tim "Missleman” McPhnil second. Tim by Br Trisha Gray, who came back from a hard crash at New Smyrna last week, getting fifth. Only four rnr? managed lo see the checker fall in the Sportsman class as Bill Loomis drove his Ron-Johns Automotive machine to his fourth win of the year. Doug Samlon crossed the stripe in second followed by Kelly Jarrcit and Tracy Jenkins. Newcomer But Hall was the last of sever­ al cars to drop out of the running and he was credited with fifth. The Super Stocks put on their usual cock ! show with Rich Clouscr driving Rob Watford's car into victory lane. Early leader Big Bob Wines was sec­ ond ancad of Jeff Wright, Tim Russell and Bob Bciler. Vernon Ward topped a wild group of Strictly stocks for his first win of the year. John Stevens made a late cliarge to net second while Michael Seay drove the only four-cylinder car in the field to third. Brian Anderson and The Mighty Kahuna rounded out the top five. This Friday night (August 24th) the TBARA (Tampa Bay Automobile Racing Association) winged outlaw sprint cars invade Orlando Speedworld along with all regular FASCAR class­ es (Super Late Model, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock) other than the Modificds, who get the night off to prepare for the Ed Meredith Memorial race Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway. Football Continued from page IB them sec how far along the team is. Seminole High School football fans will have to be very dedi­ cated if they want to see new coach Jim Bernhardt and quar­ terback Andre Raines, the youngest son o f former Fighting Seminolcs star Tim Raines Sr., in their first action as the Tribe will travel to Merritt Island to take on an always tough Mustangs squad. L ake M ary w ill nlao>bej bt* o on n the Gales open a 6 p.m. and racing begins at 8 p.m. light at the track located 17 miles every Friday ni| east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAM SULA — Late evening rains again washed out the Double Points Night at New Smyrna Speedway last Saturday. This Saturday (August 25th) New Smyrna Speedway will hold the Ed Meridith Memorial Pro Modified Tour 100 Lappcr as well as features in the regular FASCAR divisions of Super Late Model, Mini-Stock. Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Late Models ibis week. Gates open at 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7;30 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located at the com er 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 (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, o r E-Mail at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM. RESULTS FHdiy, Augutl 17 SUPER L A TE M O D E L S (R A C E C A R E N G (N E E R 1 N G S U N B E L T SUPER SERIES R A C E M ) _ I. (00) Dick Andrtton. 2. <Z7X) Mik# Frith. 3. ( I I ) Duvtd R o gm ; 4. (37) l i m n Powrll IIL 5. (48) Jonny K*y; A (3) Mik* Bfrtruktn. 7. (IS ) Jimmy Copr. A (89) L*» Co(ltn»; 9. (12E) )cfl Emery; 10 (14) I n n I j u r n n ; 11. (37X) Dtrryt ShrlnuL 11 (40) M k h n l Willwmt. 13 (71) B| McLeod; 14 (3 1 )fed!Sloan; IS. (12) luitin Drawdy; 16. (39) Morgan Hoover; 17. (27) Mike GcncL 18. (74) Barry Willoughby; 19. (24) Skotl Bramletl; 20. (7C) Cuth Revrttr; 21 (22) Larry Oateerv 22. (10) Eric Black M O D ir iE D . 1. (34| Frank Polly; 2. (5S) Shaln Held; 3. (18) |ami A i m l (l)Jvm e f W ilknton S (61 Wray S u ffe r;4 (2X) Jimmy Wlnkt, 7. (91) Donald Sloppey; 8. (721) John Bmnctt. 9 (08) Ir r l Bryant S P O R TS M A N 1.(17) Bill Inom it. 2. (04) Doug Samton; 3. (97) Kelly larrvtt; 4 (lO )Ttacry Jenkina. 5 (23) Richard I lig h t 6 (7) Bill llall.7.(93| Bruce Gaytan; 8. (1) Kevin R en r M IN I-S T O C K . 1. (85) Re* Hollinger; 2. (7) U m McPhall; 3 (25) D m Clark; 4. (3) Brad Sievena; 5 (8) Tkfeh Gray; A (51) Rote D trieno n; 7. (30) Bobby O rr; 8 (6) Jamie Dltnev. 9 (20) O u t ! |,mr*. ID. (17) Rae William*. I I . (98) Jeff Du via; 12. (55) D r Wayne Yomaru. 13 (07) Dick U u l o S U rE R S T O C K _ 1. (17) Rich Clouaer; 2. (70) Bob Wine*; 3. (50) |ett W right 4. (36) Tim Ruaaelt 5 (44R) IVb Beiler; A (12X) R id |<4uu, 7. (00) John llodge; 8. ( I I ) Duane F m d ; 9. (22) Homer Gordon. 10. (67) Bill Loomia; II . (13) Leonard Sany; 12. (81) Lenny Clary; 13. (23) Sid Carter. S T R IC T L Y S T O C K _ 1. (6) Vernon Ward; 2 (74) John Steven*. 3 (0) Michael Stay; 4. (77) Brian Andenurt S. ( I I ) The Mighty Kahuna; 6 (UR) N o driver liated; 7. (14) Roger B m lo a 8. (5) Charlie Pitta; 9. (29) Brandon Prop*t 10 (27) Berry Parka; t l , (10) Roger tabeau; 12(16) Dave Berter. road as the Rams travel to Oviedo to take on the Lions at John Courier Field. Fans may want to mark this game on the calendar because with the change in districts this ar, this will be the only mcctbetween the two long-time rivals. In another matchup of local teams, Lake Howell will be heading to the Wayne E. Epps Sports Complex to take on neighborhood rival Winter Springs and new coach Steve Katz. I S3 Lyman will be the other SAC school playing a non-county foe as the Greyhounds will wel­ come Oak Ridge to the Carlton Henley Sports Complex in Longwood. Lake Brantley fans will have to bite the bullet and go watch another county team if they want to get an early football 'fix' as the Patriots will not be ig in a Classic this year, lost of the games arc set to begin at 7 p.m., a half-hour ear­ lier than regular season varsity , contests. a d * — i a to i **v- .„i„, j HR. none. ! SDOI t. In iaddi­ medicine department. tion, lie served as the head ath­ letic trainer for football and men's basketball. Prior to his position at UNI, Conway was the head athletic trainer at Morgan State University, He also worked as an assistant athletic trainer and assistant professor at the University o f Delaware and on assistant athletic trainer with the New York Jets o f the National Football League. "W e were fortunate to hire Darryl - especially at this time of year, said Sloan. "H e brings a jot nl experience, character and exjH-rtise to our sports medicine program." Continued from page IB include: N O V ICE (10*11 years old) _ 3. Brandon Tressler; 5. JoKn Christiansen. SCH O OLBO Y (12-13 years old) _ 2. Kenny Lester; 5. Justin Fraga; 6. Daniel Rowe. CADET (14-15 years old) _ 4. Kyle Coffman; 6. Sevc Hewitt; 8. Jason Robbins. JU N IO R (16-17 years old) _ 3. Kris Sana Hannemann. OPEN/MASTERS (combined post high Bchool/senior level adults) _ 1. Glenn Tolloson; 10. Ralph Acosta. G IR L S (all ages) _ 1. Ambyr Tolleson; 2. Heather Tolleson. In addition to the Wrestler of the Year awards, accolades were presented to those who earned All-American status by placing in the top six in their weight class in a USA Wrestling-sanctioned national tournament. JETS honored include: Kenny Lester _ two National Championships and three All-American honors; Justin Fraga _ one National Championship and two All-American honors; Jesse Robbins _ two All-American honors; John Christiansen _ two AU-American honors; and Jason Robbins _ two All-American hnnois. In the Special Awards category, the FAWA hon­ ored the top wrestling referees in the state. The JETS' Eric Christiansen was rccogni lized as the Best Up and Coming Official of the Year as the top rookie official in the state of Florida. Christiansen is a Junior at Oviedo High School, a varsity wrestler for Oviedo, and competed for the Florida National Team in Fargo, North Dakota last month. Christiansen was seen at most FAWA events this ast year pulling "double-duty"....officiating outs until his name was called to wrestle. Once called to wrestle, he took a ouick break from the whistle and proceeded lo take care of business on the mat as a competitor. The Florida JETS Wrestling Club will start prac­ ticing and competing again right after Labor Day. For those interested in becoming a member oi die JETS, please call JD Robbins at 407-366-4840. E Self-Employed? Na »hti— tlfl» Information on: CONWAY HIRED AS HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER Darryl Conway lias been named the Ilead athletic trainer at UCF, Athletics Director Steve Sloan announced last Friday. Conway will oversee the dayto-day operations of the Golden Knights sports medicine depart­ ment while also serving as tin* head athletic trainer for the school's NCAA Division I-A football program. Conway comes to UCF after two years as the Director of Sports Medicine at the University of Northern Iowa, where lie was responsible for the overall operation and Health Iniurance* @ Affordable Rates! 89 •I k .n * * l i U M > riiM k M K •k iM M im s M M jt r M M * •Xtmny'mimdmm— J •H itt mm 1 0 aW k M m *8*40* **«4 ah C a ll o u r to ll-fre e # 1.8 8 8 .2 3 9 .3 4 7 0 ARE YOU LOST IN THE MEDICARE MAZE? n a r a a m p r i M — v i— i Do vou know how vour M td h m Sunotoment insurance works with Macflcara? It you don't, you may ba spending too much (or your Medicare Supplement Insurance! mmNr V VU IM nf *v Mxfff IV IV I SANFORD LAKESIDE LIONS CLUB ANNUAL SPAGHETTI DINNER AND BINGO SATURDAY, SEPT. 29th, 4 P.M. - 8 PM SANFORD CIVIC CENTER DONATION $5.00 - BENEFIT l ION’S SIGHT PROGRAM - CHILDREN UNDER 5 FREE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TICKET AVAILABLE FROM ANY LION OR CALL (407) 330-5238_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ctf SSIWW *t VWM1M5J5 ws'imam tunas �T iif. S eminole H erald L egals L egals L ecals COY Of LAKE MARY. FLORIOA MOTKt Of PUBLIC HCARMO PURPOSES OP APPEAL PROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RFSPPCT TO THE POREOCXNO MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECES­ SARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NCEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE W ANY O F THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COOGOWATOR AT LEAST <8 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 1407)3243024. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORCA Carol A Fottar. Cay CMit DATED AuguK 15.2001 on tha 4to day of Septt r im . 2001. Via to6owlnq-daacrtbed property Mt fonts In aakj Final Summary kxkj riant of Foredoaure LO T 604, SPRINGS OAK UNIT IV, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAOE 65 ANO 66. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Da lad Ma 6 day of AuguaL 2001 Honorable Maryann# Moraa Clark of Vie OrouR Court PuU*. AuguK 22. 2001 00142 NO TICt IS HEREBY OfVEN by f » C«y C omrWM U i el * » C ty o> L K » Mmy . n o u n M Mkt C m t M to n y i how • Pi«ko Hearing on AN ORDINANCE OF THE CTTY OF LAKE MARY. FLOROA. PROVID­ ING FOR THE VACATING OF A PORTION OF THE RIGHT OF WAY FOR BUN DRIVE; PROVW NO FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. 6tflDlM: BEGIN AT TH E SOUTHERNMOST CORNER OF LOT 2. LAKE EMMA P * * 8 . AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK 52. PAGES • ANO 10. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA; ANO BEB40 A POINT ON THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SUN DRIVE. THENCE RUN SOO-OffOyE ALONG A SOUTHERLY PROJEC­ TION OF THE WESTERLY UNE O f SAID LOT 2. LAKE EMMA PINES. 37 43 FEET, THENCE N58*40rirE 5326 FEET TO THE TANOENCY CUSP O f A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 2500 FEET ANO A CENTRAL ANGLE OF i r S I 'I S * ; SAID POINT BEINO ON THE NORTH UNE O f THE DRAINAGE RETENTION TRACT. FLAT O f BUNBANK PROPERTY. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 35. PAGE 67, O f TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY, FLORIDA: TH EN C E RUN SOUTHW ESTERLY ALONG THE ARC O f BAN) CURVE ANO SAID NORTHERLY U N E O f TH E DRAINAGE R ETENTION TR A CT 7.71 F E ET TO THE POINT OF TAN GENCV. TH EN C E SB71S38-W SEJS7 F E ET tO THE NORTHERLY UNE OF TH E VACATED PORTION OF SUN DRIVE DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1777. PAOE 651, O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O f 8EMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA: TH ENCE RUN SST47-3TW ALONG SAID NORTHERLY UNE O f TH E VACAT­ ED PORTION O f SUN DRIVE U1 A t F K T T O TH E AFOREMEN­ TIO NED NORTH RIGHT O f WAY U N E OP BUN DRIVE: THENCE n u ' o t 's t e alon g b a io NORTHERLY RIGHT O f WAY UNE O f SUN DRIVE SA44 F E ET TO T>® POSIT O f CURVATURE O f A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEAST ERLY HA VINO A RADIUS O f 1535 OB F E ET ANO A CENTRAL ANGLE O f 01*Sff0r; THENCE RUN NORTHERLY ALONG TH E ARC OF SAJO CURVE ANO SAID NORTH RW HT OF WAY UNE 6 1 S2 FEET TO THE POINT OF DEOIN- Djr Mary Rwrt Deputy Clerk Ronald B. Cohn. Esq Cohn. Cohn A Mandril. PA. P O Boa 5424 Tampa. Florida 53601-3424 (•15)254-1400 DO I #2 y hand and aaal on AUOUST2. 2001.* MARYANNE MORSE d a rt of Via Court By Nancy R Wrier Deputy Clark (Court Seal) PubAah August 8.15. 22. 26. 2001 00105a L1QAL NOTICE STATE OF FLORIOA. CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS A TRAINING COMMISSION. NOTICE O f ACTION TO CRYSTAL A JACKSON NonncuTHAi fee Cowl are reqWred to Me h e r otgeceone eren Me Cowl WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A CORY OF T H O NOTICE ON TH EM L ecals L ecals L egals L ecals Daacnpaon of Proparty LEO LOT 16 OIK H NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SEC 2A PB 12 PO 41 Namaa at whch i i w w a l ZAL LOUMA CONSTR INC A I of said proparly being to tha Comfy of Pamtnota. Staia of Florida Untaaa auch camfteata(i) ahafl ba radaamad i ccordng to law. Via prop­ arty daacrfcad in auch carttotaie<s) wti ba aotd lo tha highest bidder at tha watt front door. Samlnota County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on Monday. September 10. 2001. a! 1100am Paymant of Sala Iaa. appftrabto documantary stamp laias and raooning faaa ara required lo ba paid by N auocaaaful btddar at N •ala Ful paymant of an amount equal lo fw huyiael bid !• due wean 24 hour* after Vie advertised Bma of tala AM payment ahal ba oaah or guaranteed Inttnimanf. made payable lo N d a n of N QrcMI Court Dated on 7/77/2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by OERALD4NE HARFORO Deputy laauad thereon The cerbftcate number(s) and yeerd) of laauanca. the description of the property, and the named) In which I was assessed la/ara aa toAows CERTIFICATE NO: 637 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1964 PARCEL ID# 31 *16-31-526-00000020 Daacnpaon of Property LEO LOT 2 CEDARMnX PB 26 PG 16 Namaa In which attested JUDITH QABOAI AM of aard property bemg in Via C u u «r uf SeriJr*Je. GUia cf Tlonda Untoaa auch cenhcatad) thai ba radaamad accorOnq to law. Via prop­ erty deecnbed In auch carthcatad) wfl ba aoid to Via highest btddar at Via areal front door, Seminole ComVy Courthouaa. Sanford. Florida, on Monday. September 10. 2001. at 1100am Payment of Sato lea. an *cm tm documantary atamp taxaa and recordtog laaa ara required to ba paid by Via luocataU btddar at Vie •ala Ful payment of an amount equal to Via htghaat bid la due wtVwi 24 hours altar Via advanced bma of sale A I payments ahal ba catfi or guaranteed instrument, made payable to N Clerk of toe O o A Court Dated on 7/27/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Ctork PubSeh Auguat 6.15.22. 26. 2001 daacrtbed property Thai said sale i« bwng made lo aelisty (he tarma of this Writ of objections with Ms 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 creditors of the decedent and other persona having claims or dsmendt agaaist decedents estate on whom a copy of th*s notice la served, within three months after the date of the hrst pubScatton of thts notice mutt Me Viee dams with Ms Court WITHIN TMF LATER OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUOLICA TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l othar creditors of the dacedenf and persons having dam s or derrandj against !t-p denwdenf s estate must Me Vieir dams with Ms court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The drta of the Aral pubtcabon of M s Notice is August 15. 2001 CAROL LEE RUSSIAN Personal Representative 5466 Maple Rdge Court Lake Forest. FL 32771 Attorney for Personal Representative M CASSEDY SUMRALL. JR L ecals MARSHALS SERVICE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA PuMth Auguat 15. 22. 26. 2001 D0131 your Correctional CartrTIcata In accordance « * i Section 543 1395. F.8., end any rulea promulgated Piereinder You ere required to eerve e om en oopy oI your keen to reQuart e hear­ ing pmuenl to Seceon 120 57. PS upon Rod Catwea. PROGRAM DIRECTOR. Criminal Juttice Wtdncfldoy. August 22. 2001 d an PubAah Auguat 6.15.22. 26. 2001 D0034a for Tai Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Vial RUTH COLM AR. Via holder of Via ) hat Mad aati for a las dead lo ba ieeued toereorv Tha bar(t) and yeaRi) of daacnpaon of Via properly, and Via nama(i) In which I waa aaaaaaad tv'are aa toAowt CERT1F1CAT1 NO: M19 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1666 PARCEL O r . 05-20 32 300-0G2C0000 DaacRpaon of Property: LEO SEC 06 TWP 20S ROE 52E N 1/2 OF NW V i O f SC 1/4 O f NW 1/4 Namaa In which aaaaaaad: CLAUOE B WCKUOHTER A i of and property being m Via County of Saminofa. Stale of Florida •uert to Seceon 120 50. F A . end FVAa 11B-27, FAC. Deled JWy 31, 7001 CHIEF PATRICK M KELLY CHAIRMAN - CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS ANO TRAINING COM­ MISSION By - -e- Terry BeCar. OMeton NOTICE IS HEREBY OfVEN. Vial RUTH COLM AR. Via holder of Via knowing canficalafa) haa Mad serf oart0caaa(s) lor a lax dead to ba laauad toereorv Tha caraftct a nunv bar(a) and yaar(t) of laauanoa. N daacnpaon cf Via property, and Via nama(s) In «N ch I waa aaaaaaad la/ara aa loftowe: CER TIFICATI NO: 666 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1664 PARCEL O r 31-16-32-6UB-00000100 OeacrtpBon of Properly: LEO SEC 31 TW P 16S ROE 32E BEO 472.6 F T W A 629 F T N O F SE COR OOVT LOT 1 RUN N 120 F T N 63 DEQ 8 MIN 30 SEC E 140 63 F T 8 7 DEO 42 MIN E 120 F T 8 64 DEO 7 MIN 56 SEC W 156 71 F T TO BEG BEINO L O T 10 UNRECORDED SURVEY OF OOVT LO T 1 Namaa In which aaaaaaad: MACK OREEN AM of aeid property being In Via County of Bemtnoie. Stole of Florida. Untoaa auch canBcatod) ahal ba radaamad icocxdng to law. Via prop* arty daacdbad in auch oaffftoatofs) art ba to tha Wgheaf btddrr rt Via areal front door. Baminola Comity Courthouaa. Santord. Florida. on 10. 2001. ai guaranteed IntOument. made parade to lie Clem at tie C k a * Cowl Deled on 7/37/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOROA by OERAUKNE HARFORD Deputy Clem PlAMTi AuguK 5.15. 22. 2f. 2001 ffodoa af f^^a^iflaaflan for Tta Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY OfVEN. Vial RUTH COLMAR . Via holder of V* )■ certtocataft) lor a tax daad to ba laauad Viereon. Tha cerbftcate Hum­ bert t) and yaar(a) of laauanca. the daacnpaon of Via property, and Via neme(s) m wlAJi X waa astasiad toVa aa foAowa CERTIFICATE NO: 471 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1664 PARCEL 104 34-16-30-606-02000000 DaacrlpBun of Property LEO BLKS 2 * 3 (LESS PART IN PHILLIPS RAVENNA PARK SECTIONS OF LOCH ARBOR) RAVENNA PARK PB 4 PO 77 Namaa In which aaaaaaad SHOE­ MAKER CONSTRUCTION INC Af of aaid property being In Via County of Semmoie. Stole of Florida Untoaa auch cwntftcatad) ahal ba radaamad ecoordbg to law. Via prop­ erty deecnbed In auch caritocaied) Via weal front door. Oemmoto County Courthouaa, Sanford. Florida, on Monday. September 10, 3001. at 1100am Payment of Sato lea. appicabia documentary atamp taxes and reconSng laaa ara raqmrad to ba paid by Via succeeeKJ btddar at Via sale FiA payment of an amount equal to Via highest tad to due «*Mn 24 tinea after n e adeem ed bma of •ale. Af payment* she# ba neen or Inatrumant. payabto to Via Ctork of Via O c u i Court Dated on 7/27/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Ctork PubAah: Auguat 8.15. 22.26. 2001 00029a CNICUfT COURT UO H TE1N TH JUDICIAL ORCUTT (COUNTY. IN RE: The Marriage of ALICE MOORE BEST. JAMES PAUL BEST. ReapondentHuabend NOTICE O F ACTION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO: JAMES PAUL BEST 117 Azalea Lena Sanford. Florida 32773 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Viet an action has baan dad agatnat you and Vial you art required to eerve a oopy of your whhan dafaneee. f any. lo I AtJCF MOORE BFST. whnaa address la 117 Azalea Lana. Sanford, Florida 32773. on or before AUGUST 30.2001 and Re Via origi­ nal wRi Vie ctork of Me Coul at 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32771 before service on PeOftoner or Immetfetofy Viaraaftar if you faf to do ao. a dafauA may ba amarad againal you lor Via raAaf demanded YOu must keep Via Ctork of Via Cbotol Court's offtca notRad of your currant address (You may Ma Nonce of Currant Adfreea. Florida FwnAy Law Form 12 915) Fukaa papers In M i towsMI wR ba mated to Via tddriat on raoord af Via Fafura to comply can raaut in aencbona. M u d n g dwmfaaaf or stoking of ptoadtoga. DATED JULY 25.2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT r . 4 i -------- n » » « - . - oy rxancy n. r m a Daoutv Ctork Pubtth. August I, A. 15.22.2091 County Court County, Florida Coaa • 36-3676-CC9) BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. JAMES E BARNES. NOT1CC OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Vial by virtue of Vial certain wm of Exacubon laauad out of and under Via seal at Vie County Court of Sominato County. Florida. Casa • 653676CC03 upon a Antf Judgment rendered to Via a*oraae«d com on Via 14to day of June A i). 1666 to Recovery Corporator^ Plambft(a). va Jamas E. btoiwa. Dalai ilas<a) which Moraaato Wrt of Exocuton waa etoftiorad to ma aa 8hanff of Sammole County. Florida and I have levied ipon at Vis right. bAe and intoraaf of Via delandanM) to Via fol­ lowing daacrtoad property, sard prop­ arty baing located to Semmoie County. Florida, more parUMarty lor Tee Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, torn LINOA ZLATKISS. JERROO JTWROS ZLATKISS . tor holder ol Donald F Eaingar. Shent! SarTwiola County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE AMER ICAN3 WITH DISABILITES ACT OF 1660. PERSONS WITH A DISABILI­ TY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM MOOATIONS TO PARTICIPATE Vf THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFICE. 100 BUSH BLVO. SAN FORO FLORIOA AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED INGS (407)6656640 TTD (407)6653323 Wth Gala Maid On : Sept 4. 2001 Pubieh Auguat 1. 6. 15. 22. 2001 D0018 NOTICE OF SALE To aabaty owner Ian lor rant due to accordance w*h Florida Statutes Set Storage Fadhty Act. Sections 63 601-63 806, content* ol tested PAMELA DUNFORO 130 Furr*ure.Boxes.Mtec. SHIRLEY J JACKSON 131 Furniture Boxes Abac JOSE M FLORES 350 Restaurant Booths CHARLENE K BLACK 436 Fum4urs.Boxes.Miac ROSA GEORGE 438 Fum4ura.Refngaraior.Misc DARRYL C TATE 616 Const Equip .Tools Mac AMm b are aoid ‘as is* and must ba paid lor to CASH immeeftatety Wtowtog sale A i un4a advertised may, not ba evalaNa at bma of M b to Via of settlement between owner tfty Buyers must contents sweep in4 and haul away debris Contents w « ba •old at pubic auction to Via highest Udder or oViarwtee dispose.! of af Via loOcmtiQ Onto and tocafton DATE AUGUST 26. 2001 1030 A M Magnoka Sa« Storage 2530 Magnoka Ava Sanford. FI 32773 (407)321-2606 PubAah Auguat 16. 22. 2001 D0012 NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE la hereby given Vial, on Via data and af bma Salad below, and continuing from day lo day unci al goods ara sold, wa wB sal at pubic auction, to Via N^iast btddar. tor cash, at Via warehouse STORAGE U S A located al 7400 W Cotorval D r. Orlando. FL. 32616. Via contents af Via storage ixvtx contoeitog household and / or business goods, lor rant and other charges lor which a kna on same la cleaned to DATE OF SALE Aug 2S, 2001 T1MEOFSALE 1000 AM STEPHANIE JONES UNIT# 1022. CLAUDIA GARZA UNIT • 2149. ANTHONY SIMPSON #122. CANDICE MUIR UNIT#2073, ERIC HERNANOF7 UNTT# 2066 Auctioneer STORAGE PROTEC­ TION AUCTION SERVICES. LIC #563 A 550 00 dearwig depot# wB ba coAacted tor each uni purchased and refunded after al oorsenu of Via itofl has baan removed from to# tact Ay Said safe to ba under and by vtrtua of Via State of Florida, to auch PubAah Auguat 15.22.2001 DOOOI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUffTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION No 01-A06-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF ORIFFIN LEE ISAACS. NOTICE OF AOMINUTRATION Tha adniniatralion of (he estate of ORIFFIN LEE ISAAC* deceaeed. F4# Number 01-606 CP. la pwidtog to Via C<rcu4 Court tor Oarmnoia County. Florida. Probata Dndaion, Via address of which la P. O Box 6069. Bantord. F I 32772-6069 Tha name and adfreaa of Via paraonal rapraaanufeva and the personal reprasentabea'a atiomev are aet Irdh A a INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. notice is served, who have objec­ tions thai chaBenge the validity of the wB. toe quakftcebona of toe personal representative, venue, or ktoatftebon of Ma Court after raqmrad to Ma toetr 355 N E Fifth Ava . S u it 8 Defray Beach Floma 33463 Telephone 56177? 7040 Florida Bar #100356 By M CASSEDY SUMRALL. JR Pubish August 15. 22. 2001 00146_______________________ Vf THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. CASE NO: 01* I1 5 C P IN R E-TH E ESTATE OF PATRICIA W FERRE. NOTICE OF ADtftNtSTRATlON The admtntstrabon of Vie estate of PATRICIA W FERRE, deceased. Casa Nimber 01-610 CP. « perekng to the Circu« Court tor Semeioie County. Florida. Probate Drvtaion. Via address of which la 301 North Park Avanua. Sanford. Flnada 32771 Tha name and address of paraonal rapraaamabva a attorney ara aet torth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l parsons on whom Ma notice la served who have objections that chaiengs toe vakdfy of Via wB. Via quakftcabons of toe personal repra•entabve. vanua. or funaiftcbon of Ma Court are raquirad lo Ma their objection# with Ma Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE DR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l other creditor* of toe decedent and persons having claims or demands agaeial the decedent s estate must Me thee dams wth Ms court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. OEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data of toa Mat puUcation of Ms Nobce n August 15.2001 Personal Representative KAY U BATES 11924 Blandfieid Street Richmond. Virginia 23233 WILLIAM A GREENBERG Florida Bar No: 246376 6600 So U S 17-62 Poat Office Box 300310 Fern Park. Florida 32730 (407)336 5644 Attorney tor Personal Representative Pubiah August 15. 22. 2001 D 0 146 Pubic aucaon lo ba held at 901 am. on Via 1 day of Sepiambar, 2001, af toe km l door of Atoan a Towing Inc Located at 2499 Old Laia Mary Rd Suns 134. ft tor toe purpose of dwpoaing of Via toftowinq vehldet For torther Information pfaaae cal (407)321-2646 (1) Year 64Maka Chevrolet V1N# 2G1WN14T8R914678S Pubkah Auguat 22. 2001 D 0 157 Coptoa of al oourl documents In vaa case. tncftjdhQ orders, ara avafaWa af Via Ctork of Via QrouA Court's office You may review vieaa docu- WARNINO Rife 12 265. Florida FamAy Law Rutot of Procedure. payable to toe Clem el toe Cacui Court Deled on 7/37/2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Ctork PUBtft AuguK 6.15. 22. M . >001 Erecuton ONE 1666 WHITE CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO VN#?G 1W X17X4T6296566 and Via undarwgnad aa ShanA of Sanunoie County Florida. wR at 1100 A M on Via 4Vi (toy of Sept A D . 2001 oftor for safe and aeA lo Vie rv<pieef Udder. FOR CASH IN KANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS, at Via Front (Weet)Ooor. at tha slaps, of the Sanunoia County Courthouaa in Sanford. Florida. Via above raumism. It's aD a part of the Air Force Reserve experience. The pride that comes from knowing you’ve got what it takes In make adiffer­ ence. The patriotisni to give ytxxbest lo serve your comnunty and your couty. B al comes together when you join the Air Force Reserve. For a commitment of as ktde as one weekend a month and two weeks a year, you can experience the rewards cf taking your kfe abovs and beyond with: • Tlw latest Mgh-tadi training in your choice of 66 high-demand fieWs through the Community College of tha Air Force • The tU b and leadership experience to excel in your chosen field • The satisfaction of serving your community and your country Call 1-800-257-1212 A IRFO RC E R eserve �PflRC 411 L L eg als NOTICE TO DIDDERS/ INVITATION f o r BIOS Sanlord Airport Authority. Sanford, Florida ORLANDO S A W OHO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Sailed bWi tubyecl la Bw corn* ta n m , * 4 ba r v m d unli 200 P M . local Ima. on Thuteday. Sn/aeii™* 20. 2 X 1 tty Bw S tr*y i1 Airport Authority (the Oenat) at Ona Rad Clavalaod Boutavanl Suita 1290. Sanford Dortda 32773, at •*aUi lima and placa at t*J« eri ba riAAtty opanad and raad lor kjmwhn g at labor and malaria** and pan INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL APRON PAVEMENT REHABILITATION Ttua protect consul! of approxmalaty 15.000 square yerd» X P-601 concrala pavement raconatrucuon, 13.000 Iona ol P 40 1 baurranoua pavamanl lor ovartay. and netewienaoua drainage Hama ki rahapxtala Bw tntemationnl apron Tha location ol tha protect * on Orlando Sanlord Aaport Tha work partormad wider B*a Contract anal ba govamad by tha Fadaral Contract Provtxona sat lorth at tha Contract Docuiwnta, which tncArda, but ara not raatnaad to. Dwadrantagad Buamaaa Entarprtaa (DBE) aubccrtractor parterpatron. Equal Employment Opportunity raqurramanta. and compliance wan Fadaral Waga and Hour raquve manta (Davta Oacon Act) At raqutramanta ot tha Slaw of Florida, deluding but not tmaad to Chaplar 287, Florida Statulaa. and at admo IrtmBve regutanorw ahal apply to tat projacl aa t haratn wman out In U Ary corarart [amereratolhia None# •na ba autyact to tha provwuw ul Era Eiecuthra Ontnr 11240 <9-24431 Tha attantion ol btddart W partvaAtr ty calad to Bw contract raqutramanta lor Equal Emptaynenl Opportuvtwe aa aat lorth on Paga A2-1 ol h r Contract Docunanta Tha aucxaaa7J bddar aril ba required to oompty wan at contract raqurramanta lor Equal Empioymant Opportwutwa. Aa btddara mutt M ki tw blanka on Paga B2-1 ol tha proposal Tha Sanlord Airport Authorty haraby noWw* aa btdaara that I wd alttrmatnraty aaaura that daadvantagad buamaia antarpnaaa (DBE) ara •Horded lui opportunity to aubma brda In raaponaa lo Bm arviation and wd m l ba diacnmaiatad againat on Eta gmunda ot taca. color, national ongai. or aaa In conaidarabon lor an award Thra wa ba dona tel accor. danca with T4W VI ol Era Cant Rights Act ol 1964 <42 u s e 2000d X aaq). 49 CFR Part 2S. Parbapation by Dwadventsgad Buamaaa Entarpnaaa m Dapartmanl oI Tranaportabon Program#. and 49 CFR Part 21. NonAacrtmmation m Banataa For and Service# lo tw Fubac. Tha raqutramanta ot 49 CFR Part 211. Ragutabona ot tha U S . Dapadmara ot Tranapodaban. apply to thn contract It M tha poAcy ol Via Sanlord Airport Auhortty lo pracbca r - .i » n ■. TWWtk m b H U Oil » « ootor. h i . or naaonal Orion In Bw award or partormanoB ol *M con­ tract AM turn* quaHtymg undar BM 1 ars encouraged to wAmd aaard ol BM conerwd igon tattXybig Iw raqUemarae X BM bid apacdtcabon Thaaa requeamente apply to a ! taddara/ottaiora. Including t o w who quabty s i s DOC A HOC contract goat ul twelve paroanl (I2 X ) had baan h M M M h r N a oontrad Tha btddx/Xtarrx ihafl irraba good talth aftorti. a< dahnad m Append. A 49 CFR Part 29, lo maal tew conbact goal to DBE parttdpabon tn tha partormanea oI N a conbad Tha t 'dls’ioaMric wa ba rages.ad to aubma bra Mowing bitomabon: (1) tha namoa and adOrau aa ol DBE frma brat arti parurgraw ki bra conbad, (2) a daaenpaon ol tw work brat aach DBE Ami wd partorm. (3) tha dedar amount ot bra parttekwlion ul adch DBE brm padtdpabng: (4) Wralsn documantairon X tha biddar/Xtarorw oxranknxi k, u u a DBE a ir c o ln c u r whoa* parts^ra­ tion a aubmaa to maat Bra contrad goaL (3) WrtOan oorrhrmabon bom bra DBE brat I la paraqpabrtg bi Na (quoad aa pmridad In Bw oommamtrt mada urrtx (4), and (3) > Bra contract goato w n x mat avtoanca X guoo u n i »noru i n iw » e i w r o r ahal aubma Bra Momwttan w4h I* bid'propoadi as a condition X DBE pariepeton rr Baa contrad may ba bi tom X a prim* conbact. aubcorarad, |0M rrarrtura. or anoBwr DFH Sacbona 28 33. Now a DBE partKtpabcm couaad lowanl goaWTl X 28 33(B) A l btddara. potantwJ conimctara x auboonbadora to Baa DOT-aaaWWd x a lo carry o x Bat D O T pcdcy and tha DBE nhagwhon. as a x forth abova. ahal conxauta a braach X cenbad which may rasub bi lanranaM i X Ba oorirad x auch oBrx ramady aa daamad appropriaw by Ba radptorl and Ba FAA Tha auccaaatx biddx wW ba raquwad to aubma a CartAcaaon X Non aagragatad FadMWt prior to award X bra contrad, and to rrodty prospactrva auDexttractora X tha □sjdbtg trrrt Conbad tkauiaraa wa ba mada avadabla AuguX 20. 2001 and Xhcal oopW4 w « ba x r AW Cararal Ftonda BuAdari Eidtarrga 340 Norti Wymora Road W nwr Park, Ftonda 327B9 <407)829 2411 F W. Dodga Cxporaaon 320 East South StraX Ortanto. Ftonda 32801 (407) 8494308 Construction Markx Data 1221 Laa Road Ortordo. Flxtda 32810 <407)2934384 Lbnoray / 3700 34Bl StraX. Sutla 300 Owndo. Ftonda 32803 (407)4 332 Edge acod Asa South Jadaonviaa. Ftonda 32206 0 O I ) 3 83 033 d Ftonda Eax T iie S eminole H erald Wwlncsdny. August 22. 2001 Coax 844 Ctaartala Hoad (407)831-3093 F x tadebrg purpeaaa. Brddsrg and Conbad Ooeumara* to Ba pro|ea n a y bs ctBXnad torn B a o«aaa X HNTB Corporaaon. 3830 T O laa BouWvard, Susa 800, Ortando. Ftonda 32822. upon B a tacxx X a s n o u t X 1100 00 «M X i b nonrXunWPW Caah dapoxw m Aau X chacAd X KI N accaptad llagtaais rf^uld ha cAracdad to HNTB corporation and chada ahal ba mada payabto to "HNIB C o r p o r a a o r i * . _______ A Pra BUtAng Cxitoanea wa ba hXd « 1000 A M . toeX Ima. on Thuraday. SepaembX 8.200l . o t s Sanlord Aaport AuBwrtty Board Hoorn Orwndo Sanlord bdawabonal Aaport to B a pupoaea X ana-w and reviewing tha proyaci see. eg als ARandanca to tha oonlaranca by an appropnxa contractor rsexasanubra a mandatory NaahxthaOwnw nor Ba Errgmax ahal ba retponatte t x daeemmaurvp hlormahon dacuasad X N a maxing aicapl aa wauad by Addandum A aaa visa X Ba construction Ida wd ba achadxad anmadatoty M ow m j Ba Pra-Bddmg ConWianca No ortar achadulad tours X rrsrts X tha prefact aaa toll ba conduotad x par Ouxanaaa wa ha raquaad war aach b r t u i cartrhad chock on a aohant bank x a bid bond In Ba amount X Ara (3) parcant X Ba total amount X ba bto. mada payabto to tha Sanlord Airport AuBurtty Tha succassful M ddx wa La raquwad to kimiah saparata partormarrea and paymanl bonds aach In an amotak aquX to 100% X Ba contrad pnea Tha btddx must axpty X mtomaton raquwad by Ba propoaX form. Bids must ba aubmfnad on B a apacBtad Proposal Form and accept anca by Ba Sporax ahal ooratauw a Corsrset UoOScsOcri to bid docunanta may orBy ba mada by wraan addsndxn Award X tha exkrad ahal ba mada lo tha towasl ratpontibW and raaponaira biddx, abroaa raaporarra bid oorAorma to anBWn raoutrarTrarrea X Ba Owrar. Duty may ba Irak] by Ba Sanlord Airport Audrortty to a parted not to aicaad 120dwystrom tha da la X b a tad opamng to Ba purpoaa X avalu atmg bida prtx to award X B a con­ tract Ruhtm to wans any ntomaAiy x bragXarty to any bid x bid guaranty, to ra«act any x al tads, to rapid Ba preyact. to award x ralrabt tram asranAng a exarad to Ba work, and to ragonara wah sues.'(.4 ton and ratpensrra bortsr to auch e riant aa may ba banMcWI to Ba Owrar Tha XltoX pubbeaBen and tovkabon to CaMwl a haraby pubtahad 19bi day X AuguX 2001. SANFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY BY Larry DaW Praatoani and CEO PuCIsh AuguX 22. 28. 2001 D 0 193 NOTICE TO BOOCR97 B4VTTATTON FOR BK38 Sanlord Aaport AXhxty. Santord. Ftonda ORLANDO SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SaaWd bids, sutyact to Ba oon(». 200 PAL. toeX ama. on Saplambx 20. 2001 by Ba Sanlord Airport Authority at Ona Rad Ctavaland BouWvard. Stria 1200. Santord. Ftonda 32773. X which ana and placa bait wfl ba ptArady opanad and raad. to tomxang X Wbx and oonraewd arih Io8oa4ng program RPCOMBTROCTION OP TAXIWAY9 L R. C ANO B-L Tha ma|x work Barra and Approamala quanltBaa bwXrad to b a propoiad work ara: TasWray neonatrutoon brctudaig apprasarataty 44,000 BY X pavenant ramoval. latch Back aubgrada alabBLiatixi, I nch Bbek canard treated b f H c o u tm , n n i t e v^ckalad work. Tha pra|ax la Xvtdad toto a baaa bid X aupnnbraaty 33300 SY. and a Xd sasmaW oonstaMrig X 10.300 SY raapaedvaty Tha Bata Bid lardway ratabaax w n kwSudaa apprawbnaa iy 11300 BY X •ay. bnprorananta Tha wxk partormad taittor N a Cordracr b a t ba gcvanad by Ba Fadaral Contract PtthAalona a x Lotto to Ba Contract Doownarda. which x ara n x teaartetod t o . (DBE) auboontractor participate". Equal Emptoymanl Opportunity raqubanatda, and xnipAani'a aBi Fadaral Waga wvt Hour raqXramanu (Oavta-Baoon A X ). Al rtoufTpriefiii Of r * & f-tonaa, todudtog but not toUad to Chaptx 287. Ftonda BWXaa. and X admtoistiaSvt ragutahraa shX apply IP pda proyaci x Blarato nekton o x to ALL Any contrax punuard to Bda NXtoa w « ba autyax to toa prartatona X Ba EsacuUva Ontor 112*4 (8-14-88). Tha ananaon X btddara a px k cX xkd EquX EmpSoymard Q ppxkJnMaa a* ax lorth to tha Contract Oocumanta Tha succaaaIX btddx wa ba raiMrad to oompty wdh X contrax raqutramanta tor EquX Eirptoymard Opporturdbaa Tha Sardxd Airport Axhortty haraby noalea X bsddars Bat A wE alflrbusmata antarpnaas (DBE) ara Xkddad 18 opporttnty tg autndl tads to raaponaa to toa mdaBon and wM n x ba daonminawd againx on toa gramla X raoa, ootor. nabonX ongn. x u s m oonsidaration to an aaard Tha w8 ba dona to accordanca adto TLW V IX toa C M Rypaa AX X <984 (42 U 8 C. 20000 X aaq), 49 CFR Pan 28. PatkapaBon by Daadvantagad BuHnaaa Enlarpnaa* to Dapartmanl X Tranaportabon Pragrama. and 49 CFR Part 21. NcntoscrinanaAon to BanaAtt F x and Sarvtoaa to toa PX8c Tha raquramarda X 49 CFR Part 28. RagXalixw X tha U.B. Dapartmanl X Tranaportaaan. apply to toa oordrax H a tha pediuy X toa Sardxd Airport Autoonty to praches norvOaenmnaaon baaad on raca, oX x. sai. x raaonx ortgto to toa award x partormanea X N a con­ tract AM Ibma qualifying m w N a aXtototoi ara aneexagad to aXwdl btdXpropoaala Aaard at b a co n bad a ll ba ooniaonad upon aatwlytog r a raxsramards X N o tad apac- to X Mddaratolarara. biduding Proas who quality as a DBE. A DBE ooraraX goX X Iwalva paroax (12%) has baan aawxwhad to N s conr a d Tha btddsrtoaanw M ix mala good laith attorta. aa dabnad to AppanAt A. 49 CFR Part 28, to m ax Ba oonbax goX to DBE paibdpaBon to B a partormanea X N s con­ bact The bkktif/oiiftf M l be fwjutrtd lb tuhxri Ba Mtowtoq totormaaon (1) X O tX pact (2) a a t t a pMan x Ba work Bat aach DBE Arm wR partorm. (3) Ba OXto amourd X toa parteqaBon X aach DBE Arm parttekaang. (4) Wuttan doosnardaban X Ba tbddxAoiarorts oomnamard to uaa a DOE aubexaracu whoaa pardokwbon I tubmru to m ax Ba oordrax goal, (3) Wrtdan confirmation Iram Ba DUE Bat B M paitxapaang to toa mard mada undx (4). and (8) B Ba contract goals la not mat arndanoa X good toto Xlorta Tha taddec/Xtorx seal aubma Ba bdormXon wdh Aa twd'propoaal as a condition X DBE may ba to tom X a prime cordracL auboxdrad. (cars vardura. x artohx OFR Sacbona 2833. N o e la DBE paraeqaaon ensued toward goaWTl x 2833(g) L L eg als auboordractors t o Bba DOT-asaWtad contrad ara haraby notaiad Bat taS ura to carry end tha DOT pokey and Ba DBE obligation, aa a x lorth abova. a h x conatsuts a braach X contrad which may raauA to lanranaBen X tha conbact x auch other ramady aa daamad appropriaw by Ba rackbant and Ba AAA Tha auccaaalX btddx wta ba raquwad to auisTrl « Ctog taBBl X Non-aagragatad FacAdWa prtx to award X Ba cordracL and to nedBy proapacthra aubconb actors X Ba BdiAng and Conbad Doosnaraa wM ba avaAabW AuguX 27.2001 and Ottical cnplaa aril ba x i (Ba and may ba trapadad X: S an lord Airport Autorirey Ona Rad Ctavaland BoXavard, Suita 1200 Santord Fiorlda 37773 (107)383*000 BrdtAng and Contrad docxranta may aWo ba yiawad at Central Ftonda BXMara Exhanga 340 North Wymora Road W bax Park. Florida 327B9 (407) 829-2411 F. W bbdga Corporation 320 EaX Souto StraX Ortando, Ftonda 32801 (407) 8498808 ConabudUn Markx Data 1221 Laa Road Ortando. Florida 32810 (407) / 3700 34to Street Buka 300 Ortando, Florida 32803 (407)4298880 ConXnjdtoi Bedabn 332 Edgewood Aaa. South Jadtaonvflto. Ftonda 32203 (904) 388-0338 Florida EaM Coaat Bunder. 841 CVwdebe Rnart Cocoa. Ftonda 32922 (407)831 3093 For tsddng purpoaa., BtdtAng and Conbad Docunanta to toa preyed may ba obtasiad tram Bra Xltce. X PDSAJ. 432 South Katwr Road. Ortando FL, 329108101, upon racakd X a paraonal x company check to toe amoud X tIOOOO which ta nonrafundabW CaXi dapoato to lau X chacka wR not ba accaptad Requeue ahould ba deeded to PBS3J Arlatton Sarvtoaa and check, should ba made payabto to PBS8J, A Pra-Brdowig Contaranca a 8 ba hakl X t .OO P M . LoeX Tima on September 8. 2001 to toa Santord Airport Authority Board Room X Ortando Sanlord tntamationaJ Aaport. to toe pwpoaaa X anawxtog quaaborw. Xaaiaatog toa prayed, and reviewing toa pro(*d MM. Attendance at tha oonlaranca by an tora la mandatory. NatBix l a O w x n x toa Enfpnex shaf ba raaponttoW cuaaad X Baa maaong aacaX ta Wauad tty AddancUn A aaa v «4 X Bw conxrucBon aaa tog tw Pie Owtotog Cxdaranca A wta ba Tha laaponatrity X Bw oonIractor to prarrtda tranaportabon to B M « N vtXL No X h x adwdXad t a u n o v d b X toa preyed aaa aril Quarantoi aril ba raqubad wdh aach bid aa a cartBWd check on a server, bank x a bid bend to toa amoud X Ara (3) peraxd X Bw total amoud X Bw bid. made payabto to Bw SarAord Airport Autoortty. Tha auccaaatx biddx arid ba raryurad to tumwh saparata perform­ ance and payment borrda each In an amoud aquX to 100% X Bw eonTha X d d x mux auppty Mi totomwIdn raqulrad by toa prapoaM toon. Bids muM ba aubndned on Bw IpadAad Pitcx k Folm and accapy* anea by Bw Sporwx Mwt fixwfltoto a Conbad. i^oamction to p u oocuiiwrvn may oflly tw iiwda by wrlttwi wStftnduiti ■to tfw kw itt r»»porwlbW md — — — - t — a. « s v r**poci*iY» L*xj*d, - - *---------» r s w hom c « oon- ton e to Bw written raqXrartwnw X BwOwrwr. BUM may tw held by Bw Sardord Aapxi Authority t o a partod n x to ■ r a i l IBOdtyilrenitwdaAaXBw bk] opardng to Bw purpnaa X arakiawig bids prior lo award X cordracL Right* to eatve any adornwAty X bngXarBy to any bid X bU guarxBy, to rated any x Mi bkto. to 1* 8*1 Bw prated, to award or retrain bun awankng a cordrad to Bw work, arid to rwgolwi* with ffig low and raaponxra btddx to auh axard as may ba barwArwl to Bw Owrwr The XtteW pubteatwn and tariabon to bidders la haraby pubtahad BM 1BBI Day X AuguX. 2001. Sardxd Airport AXhority Larry A Dale PraMdard and CEO PXrAXi AuguX 22. 28.2001 EX) 194 M T M C M C U f T COURT. 1ftttr JUDLCtAL CtRCUTT, 1FMINOU! COUNTY, CASE LLO.109 PR 949CP PROS A T I DIVTSION IN RE: Tha Exata X ALDA JANE ROSS. NOT1CS OP A D M M S TIU TK M Tha AdrrwMbaBon X Bw EXato X ALDA JANE R 063. dacaaaad. Fla Nixdwr 0W*R889CP. It panXng to CTreiri Court tor Oandnoto County, Ftonda. Probata Dmaron. X Bw paraenM npraand Bw pervxwl rapraaerv* to tea wdh BM X M L WITHIN THREE MONTHS OP TH E FIRST PUBLICA­ TIO N OP THIS NOTICE: (1) at daaiw againx Bw ealaM. and. ( 2) any obyecaon by an Bdari Wad p x tan to wham BM noBot was mated Bwl chaAangaa Bw vaAcAty X Bw ariL X Bw peraanM i. venue, x ymxkcuon ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Pubtcalon X Bw Nobce has bagui on AiqpuX 22,2001 Robert E Roaa 2421 Hemptor A-orcri ARaon Park, PA 13101 -30LO Lx Paraonal J. Wttwm Maalara. U 2901 C u ry Ford R d. Sta 212-A Orlando, n 32808 (407)8988100 FL BAR NO : 18 PubtXi AuguX 22.29 .2001 DO 195 THECLRCULT COURT OP THE E IO N TU N T H JUDICIAL ciRCurr M ANO FOR 9CMM0LE COUNTY. FLOLBOA CJVB- ACTION CASE M3. 00-1182 CA O UACM O RTO AO E CORFORATION. JAM ES W IL IA M PROKOSCH AACA JAMES W PROKOSCH. X X . L egals L egals NA R. JACKSON and ARTHUR L JACKSON. HER HUSBAND, UNKNOWN TENANT NO 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2; UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO. 3; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 4: UNKNOWN TENANT NO S; UNKN0WN TENANT NO A. and A a UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM­ ING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT T O 11CS ACTION. Oft HAVINQ OR CUUMINO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN TH E PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, era D eW an ts. I wd M l |g |ho htghMl and ben frKfrftf for cash X Bw W ax Frerd Door X Bw SxtdnXe Coudy Courthouse. X I North Park Avenue. Sanlord. Ftonda 31771 X SomtoXe Cauity Ftortde. X 1100 a n on Bw X day X September. 2001. Bw toBoirtng described property aa aX Lorth to eald O rdx X FlnX Judxnard. to-att L O T 8. ROSELANO PARK. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE 31. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE- COUN­ TY. FLORIDA It you ara a paraon wdh a daabdty who naada any accommodation to x d x to paiBXpela to 8M proceed­ ing, you ara antAtod. X no oox to you, ta Bw praMxon X oartato aaxatanca Please nontax Bw Cout X 407883*3M wthto two (2) wxktog days X you raoetpt X BM NoBoa: B you are haartog x votes Impaired, cat Florida Relay Sarvtc* (BOO) 933 *770. Dated al Sanlord. Florida, on AuguX 17, 2001. MARYANNS MORSE A l Clark. O c u d Court By Deborah Conant Aa Deputy Clerk SMYTH 4 HIATT. P A Aworreye tw PWnaa 2891 t a x Oakland Park Boulevard. SUM 303 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33308 Pubaxr AuguX 22. 29.2001 DOI99 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS FROM THE POINT O f BEGIN­ NING BEING THE NORTHEAST CORNER O F LO T 38. CHASE GROVES UNIT 8. ACCOROtNG TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 44 AT PAGES » THROUGH 31, O f TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA; THENCE SOUTH 47 DEGHEES 33 MINUTES It SEC ONOR FAST A DISTANCE OF 81.41 FEET; THENCE NORTH 41 DEGREES 43 MINUTES 09 SEC­ ONDS W EST A DISTANCE OF 14 08 F E E T THENCE NORTH 49 DEGREES 42 MINUTES 08 SEC­ ONDS W EST A DISTANCE O F 47.45 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNINQ. he. baan Mad agXnX you and you ara raqulrad to aarva a copy X you written dXarwag B any. on DAVID J. STERN. ESQ Ptateort. attorney, whoaa artitraM te 801 B UnNaraBy Drive 4500. PtoXaton, FL 33324 (no lato Bwn X daya tram Bw data X Bw Vat pubhexton X BM note* X action) and Ma Bw ortgmx wan Bw dark X BM court XBwr baton aanrtoa on Planter, aaonwy x tornaXataty tharaefwr: ortwnxaa a M a t wtt ba ardarad agatox you to Bw raAX dAmandad to Bw oomXatrd or pavnon iwao naiwv WITNESS my hand and Bw aaX X BM Court X SEMINOLE Coudy. Florida. BM day »• AUG 18 2001. 2001. (SEA U MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY RuBi Krrg DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFtCES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 8. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 300 PLANTATION, a 33X4 0t-71129(NCL) <N ACCORCJJJCC w m i Til* AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraorw wdh XaabMW. needrig a IpactX eooommoilBknn ahoud contax COURT ADMB9STRAT10N, at tha SEMINOLE County Coutoouee X 407883*227.1800 9338771 (TOO) x 18009338770. eg als NOTICE O f RESCHEDULED FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to an O nto RaachaduUng Foradoataa Sale dated AuguX 10. 2001 and enterad to Caee N " 001182 CA X Bw Clrcud Court X Bw EIGHTEENTH JucAdX CacXI to and to SEMINOLE County. Florida wturek! OMAC MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. M it* PlaUiMl and JAM ES WILLIAM PROKOSCH A «/A JAMES W PROKOSCH*TEN­ ANT At NK/A TIM LAMOUREUS: SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA. N A . F/K/A BUN BANK. N A ; TENANT Al NK/A TIM LAMOUREUS ara Bw DaLandarM. I wtt aat to Bw hixw X and baX btddx to caah X W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CO UR T­ HOUSE, SANFORD. FLORIDA X 11:00AM, on Bw 13 day X September, 2001, tha IXtowIng daacrtwd property aa aX Lorth In MUd Final Judgment LO T 48. RICHFIELD ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IT . PAGE 23 OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. AMJA 797 Rich Ot, Oviedo. FL 32783 WITNESS MY HARO and Bw teal X BM Court on AuguX 132001. (SEAL) CtokXBwCBaiB Court By Mary Stria** Deputy Clark EChavarria AAaaocWtaa. PA PO. Bo. 2301A Tampa. Florida 338228018 F0000323I **See Amxtcane arih Oteabttbee AX B you ara a person writo a dttabAdy who rwade aooommni1atk'.i to ordx to pertuvXa »• JJu iuv- vl ".- c, yrr ara anuoad X no awl to you. to Bw pmlMton X certain assistance Please corded Court AdmedKrXkm X 201 N. Part Averse. Sanlord. Florida 32771, laleph x u number (407)883* 227. within 2 working day* X you raced. X BM documard, B hearing Bikwkad. (TOO) t800-933-8771. PubtahAuguX 22. 29.2001 D0 198 \ MTHECIRCUR COURT OP THE EMHTEINTH JtlOLCtAL C9LCUTT MANOPOR ABMBIOLI COUNTY. CTRL ACTION CASE NOd 9 I-CA-1A82 CHVT8ION: 14-L MIDLAND MORTGAGE, R A N O A M .O W E N .X M . DXandM8(a)NOTiCE O f ACTION TO: RANDAM. OWEN LAST KNOWN ADORESS 904 Spring IM e yR d . AAamonto Bpitoga. FL 32714 CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN ANY AND IML UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES C L A M N O BY. THROUGH, UNDER. AND AOABLST TH E HEREIN NAMED BLDIVIOUAL DEFENOANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR AUVE. W HETHER 8AE) UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER claimants LAST KNOWN ADORESS: UNKNOWN YO U ARE NOTTflEO Bwl tn teton to toraXoaa a mortgage on Bw Lot* toeing property In SELXNOLECoudy, Florida: UNTT 48, ESCONOtOO. A CONDO­ MINIUM, SECTION V. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION O f CON­ DOMINIUM THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECOROB BOOK 1298. PAGE 898. PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMBdOU COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO G ETH ER WITH AN UeOVTOEO W TEREBT IN TH E COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT t h *HFTO hat baan Mad aflaAwt you and you am m owed to tamo a copy X you wrMan dXanaaa wkhai X daya altor tha Aral pubkeatnn, B any. on Echevarria 4 Associates. PA., - v -S- - - 'fseRTCff ii ejMwsuu ®ix-kiwy., ujusaa trriO®w wxywss i— B l i t Corporate Lake Ortvo. 3rd Flax. Tampa. Florida 33834. and fta Bw artgtoX wdh BM Court XBwr baLoro aanrtca on PlakdATa attorney a detauL wa be entered againx you WITNESS my hand and Bw saX X BM Court on BM day X AUQ IB 2001.2001. (SEAL) Maryartrw Alone CtokXBw Court By Ruth King AtUpUyCtork EXwvarrla AAaaocwtea. PA PO Boa 23018 Tampa. Flxtda 339228011 FO1008037 **Baa Americana sriBi DtaabBAWa AX B you ara a paraon «M a XaabBty who HMMli f*OT*fT>afM*i*,>,,l,> fell ordAur lo p iith p fli In M procttijnj, you ara anaBad X no ooXto you, t o Bw pravtaXon X oartato aaaiatanew PHu a coded Court Admrvatrwtor X 201 N. Park Avenue. Santord. Ftonda 32771, Ltiaphorw nurrdwr (40/(606* 227. wJIJrt 2 working daya X you racakd X BM documard. B hawing Impend. (TOO) !• •00883877). PUkah AuguX 22. 28.2001 00197 BI THE CIRCUrr COURT FOR BFAKHOLS COUNTY, a v s . division CAM HO. 01-CA-120M 4-W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC / MM NO. 10001S7 -0000117874-3, UUiE MAE DAVIS. ANO REGBM R DAVIS S t . REGBM R. JACKSON and ARTHUR L JACKSON. HER HUSBAND, UNKNOWN TENANT NO. t, UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2. UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 3. UNKNOWN TEkAHI NO. 4: UNKNOWN TENANT NO A. UNKNOWN TENANT NO 8; and A a ULMNOWN FAROES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, I HflOUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVB40 OR OJUMB4G TO HAVE ANY RKJHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. NOTICBOPSAU PURSUANT TO CHAPTER Al NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ sued (a an Onto x Summary FlnX Judgment X lorectoeura dated August 18. 2001 and ardxad In Caee Na Of-CA-1202 14-W X Bw Clrcud Caul X Bw Eightoerdh JutAcrX CkcuB to and to Samnola Etocborec napiXr Atkin SyXartw, Inc. / MBdto. 100013780001128748 It PtonbB and UUJE MAE DAVIS. ANO REGINA R DAVIS eVa REGt 9i THE CtRCUfT CC..YT OF THE 1BTM JUOLCtALCIRCULT. MANOPOR tm M O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA OCNERAL ju fu s n c n o N a v m oN CASINO; 8 8 CA 1 0 8 1 4 S CREDIT BASED ASSET SERVICING ANO SECURITIZATION. LLC PLABiTIEF VS PATRICIA MCKMNON. IF UYTNa ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN BCE REST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST PATRICIA MCKINNON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PATRICIA MCKINNON. IF ANY-. THERE?.•. TEEMER. IF UVMa AND r DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO MX OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUQK UNOER OR AGAINST THERESA TEEMER: ARtETIOUS C. TEEMER; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; JOHN DOE ANO JANE 0 0 C AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENDANT(8) NOT1CS OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuerl to t Suvrwry Final Judjmerd X Fomdoaura dated AuguX 18, 2001 entered to CM Caee Na 89 CA 1439 14 S X Bw CbcUl Caul X Bw 1STH JUIXX C k a s to and to SEMINOLE County. Santord. am , . ■ ■, . a ----m u . M, - * ■ * rponoig) n -M®- w m® ingpewi «na e. w . i j . - a - - e^ - ( i .i - - e M v D*ag®r km e n n mi iron t o r B M SEMINOLE County CaXhouee locMed X X I N Park AM. to Sardxd. Florida. X 1180 AM. on tha t • day X SapMndwt, 2001 Bw toRwrtng dawjkwd propxaX torth to eakl Summaty RnX LOT tOU. PALM PCA.il, AS PCR PLAT M PLAT BOOK RL PAGES M THROUGH 71, INCLUSIVE. PUB­ LIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated BM 17 d w X AuguX. to o l. ic m c u rr c o u r t s e a u MARYANNSM0RSI Clark X Bw CtreuA Court By: Mary Sbouw Deputy Clark Cl - a a . Mb- — x ■ ■- ■» rUuwi Ft- i n® 3#rmno*e nefiB TH E LAW OFFICES OF DAVID X STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 8 U n h W ty Drive SUM 800 PlwdaBon. FL 33X4 (934)2338000 99*20L3(NAMC)IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DtSA BETnes ACT, paraerw a8Bi tAeabtntadfen a acMlaf mcoommodmBon Xw U doxdaX COURT ADANALISTRATION, X Bw SEMINOLE County Caathouae at 407-3234 3 X . 1800-9338771 (TDD) X I •008338770. via Florida Relay Samoa PUdUh AuguX a . n . 2001 00200 MTHSCMCUT COURT OPTHStfTH JUDICIAL CSICIST. MANOPOR •9IMNOLI COUNTY, CAM HO: 91 CA 1122 (4 WELLS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE. INC. FAVA NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC. PLAINTIFF VS. MON3ERRATE ROORtOUEZ-RULZ. AS TRUSTEE OF ATRUST AGREEMENT DATED OCTOBER 23.1999 KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBER 399. ETAL. OCFENOANT(S) HOT1CS OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIV1 IBRVICS TO MONSERRATE RODRIGUEZRLAZ. OORCA1. ROORIOUEZ AND GA. RIVERA whoae rw X n ca la L THU NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO (2) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. PUBLISH M: THE SEMINOLE HERALD PibAXrAuguX X . 29.2001 OOXI M TH 9 CBICUTT COURT OF TH E IIT H j u o l c l a l em eurr, MANOPOR 9CMMOLE COUNTY, CASS NO j 01-CA-17X 14 W FIRSTAR BANK MILWAUKEE. NA. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDER OF SALOAAON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES VH. 9LC, NFW CFNTLtoV ASSET-BACKED FLOATING RATE CERTIFICATES SERIES 1999NC3 TinyXda Chxnpa^w. ET. AL r • NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p u auard to ■ Final Judgment X Forateoaura daMd AuguX 18, 2001 •ndaraaradtoCaaatta0t-CA>1tX 14 W, X BW C « u t Court X BW IB TH Judicial CkcuB In and to Fkw x Bank MttaaXw i . N A , Aa .TtuMto Fx The ReXetaiad HXdw Oi Salomon Brother. Mortgage BacuBtaa Vd, toe.. New Canary Aeset-Backad noating fUda Canlfkcatae Battoa 1883No3 M Plaed* and TA N Y S H U CHAM­ PAGNE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TA N Y S H U CHAMPAGNE: WtLDWOOO HOMES. M C j JOHN DOC ANO JANE D OE AB UNKNOWN TENANT (B) M POSSESSION OF TH E SU BJECT PROPERTY ara dXtndxW . I wM aai to Bw IdXwX and tw x btddx to x M t X Bw X I N. Park AvarkM, W ax Front Dow X Bw SamtooM Coudy Courhciwa to SarWard, F to id a X 11DO am. on Bw 13 Uiy C Sertombw Font. Bw totforth to teid FtoX Judomarl to * 4l LOT 1. CLUSTER T. WRDWOOD. A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. ACCORDING TO THE PUT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 19. AT PAOEIS) 7, E. 9 AND 10, PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEML NOLE. COUNTY. FLORKM. kV a 7X BUktUERIAtO DRIVE. WINTER SPRINGS, a 32709 OATEOBM 17 (My X AuguX. 2001. Mary Anna Mena Aa Ctok X add Court By Mary Btrauto Aa Deputy Clark to AeoxdBnca WM» The Amancana to PaXdpala to Thto ProcaaXng Should Contact Court Admtototraaon X 201 N. Pxk Annua, Santord, Florida 32771. TXaphcrw Nundwr (407)323* 330. NX Lator Than San n (7)Oay> Prto to Tha Proceeding, n Hearing toptorai] (TOO) 18038838771. X vxca (V) 180088 3 8 7 7 0 , via fLvH** ---rkanaa a*-*n iu y- ■a* j *( ylsv Submitted b f LAW OFFICC OF MARSHALL C. WATSON, PJL Attxrwye t o PtxnaB I 800NW4STHSTREET,SUITE I X Fort UudXdXa a 33308 rxapnxw. (tM U tM a e FacXmta: (934)7718032 o i8 a i a PubAXi AuguX 22. » . 2X 1 m an M THE CMCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDLCUL CtRCUR, MANOPOR CfWLOVWON CAM NOj 0 3 CA-1M7-14W WMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION Klmbxty Arm Horn. ET. AL unwwwn ■ mrenarewy ov w r y , ana .Wlwvto4v who ritty be •Lilgnaii. totarax by. torough. i n t o x agwnx Pis Dtigirtfifti. wtio ara n d kncNMi lo ba daad or a l a . and a l partaa havtng or daMwig lo hava any 'rtflht, lui > , uuwjwat km propany n ryitoardu Iras— a r w f M to rid 89 ma YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 9wl an acBon to toraXoaa 8 mortgagaan LOT M. CHASE GROVES UNIT 8. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED M THE PLAT BOOK 44. PAGES 2 9 8 1 . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH A PARCEL OF LAND BEING A PORTION OF. TRACT -WIDRAMAOE AREA ANO OPEN SPACE) CHASE GROVES UNIT A MORE PARTICULARLY NOTICE IS HEREBY OiVEN puauard to a FtoX Judgment X Fonwccauw dead Augutt >8. X l I and antorod to C m NaOO-CA 1987-I4W, X »w OKU Caul X Bw IBTH JuXctai CuaX to end tor Sendmde Cauity. FicrtdB wlwnln Sr. rt fax r. m 7* I ■■■■V. ^ |(mi ta »yme BMOfiyifli luoiporanoo n PtotoBB and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KIMBERLY ANN HORNKIMBERLY AIM HORN UNKNOWN PER­ SON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. __ __ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSES­ SION OF THE SUBJECT PROPER­ TY andatondxdi IwRaaBtoBw MXwX and beat biddx to caah X Bw WEST FRONT DOOR X Bw SxiunXa County Cuurthauis. to SANFORD. Ftonda. X ll 00 AMCENTRAL am on Bw I t day X Septembx. 2001, Bw toAxxng de.crtoid property ae ax lorth to and FtoX Judgmxd. lo-wd BEGIN 9 94 CHAINS EAST OF NORTHWEST CORNER RUN SOUTH 10 II CHAINS. WEST 247 Lega ls ecals CHAINS, NORTH 10 13 CHAINS. FAST 2 47 CHVNS. SECTION 21. TOWNSHIP X SOUTH. RANGE 32 EAST. PUBLIC RECOROS O F SEMINOLE. COUNTY, a O fltO A DATED BM 17 (toy X Augiwl. 2001. Mary Anna Mona Aa Clark X laid Court By Mary Stroup# Aa Depity Clerk Subnet)ed by. LAW OFFICE OF MARSItAU C. WA I SON. PA Attorney* lor Pie nun IBOh NW 4 tn t STREET. SUITE I X Fort Lauderdala. FL 33309 Telephone. (9S4H&38363 Facatrtda. (934)7718032 0181437 Pubkeh AuguX 22. » . 2001 00203 tor BMa/PropoeXe Bid 9 200181 Santord Housing Authority The B xd xd Housing AiXmlty (SHA), X Sxdord. FL M aottetong bide from ElactrtcX Cxdractora toanaad to do buetewu in Bw XXa XFtortda The eeiecled Ami adl be raeponaAda to adoraearig any mayx KMrtfHfQ Pf lonAijmarnaninca ■tall. Tha IknVcerdractor Xw t be on cal 24/7 and X w l remain X Bw ala trdl Bw prebtom has baan corractad. ThM HR tocAxta any X H M c X problarrw x any X Bw (492) unto oarwd by Bw Houakig Authority aa m l aa on r . 2001 X 1000 EDT and X w l ba pubMty opened and raad atoned X Bw S H A Each tad X w l be aXuTdiad to a ptan anvetopaandmarkedBldNundwc*200103, Xong w lh Bw oedradtora name Any bid Bw cover X Bw bid package may ba .ki1.fku I-.B,a CTYWMBnM vyuiluavwia MRB T- ipIiin-i r xoiV'i iM ba hatd at tha Huuakk) Authority on AuguX 31.2001. Bat Due Data Gaptxrdwr 7.2001 Pra IW Cordxance AuguX 31, 2001 kdartm Etecuirra O n a o t PubAXi: AuguX X . 29.2001 00X4 1ANFORO HOUStNG AUTHORITY Raquaat tor Or (RFPB300I 8 3 ) Tlw Hnuatog AuBwrty X tw C W X Santord (SHA) It acceptmg " f Ikc#n*ad and quaXIad Item, to partorm Cangdato Lead Aabaakw. and Amend EMbMbn and RaporM to each X la ai. (8) houakig davetegmanta Tb be m aM X l ara rapra■ardaBue aampiaa X buAdng axartore. dea ling kdadore, racraalton equpmar*. and grounds. SampAng pubic (waring, ehich wd ba heU to Bw CBy OomnWXon Ctwmbara, 1TB WaX Warren Avenue, Irmnwoed. Ftortda on Wedweday. tw SB) day X SapiXTtwr. A D . 2001, X 790 pm . X M SO bw At Bw meeting, ntaraxad p x rarpxd to Bw propoted OnAniKw. Tha haartng may ba conaruad bom xrw to ama USA 9nX aceon la HAan by the Cky Commie Mon. Aonnv ot Bw proposed Ondnance ll ported X Bw CBy Ma*. um gm m L tw Oxk X Bw Qty and aanw may ba napectod by tw putda NOTICE: Al paraorw are artlcad that. B they ttodda to a p p ^ any record X the procestAngi and tor euch purpoxw. Bwy may to irwura that a verbatim record N mada. which record to tadudo Bw Bw appex W to ba mada (p x Section 2880(08. Florida 8IXX M ) X hw or heroes! I wtBi d to parkolpala to any X these proceorang. ahoxd comae! tw A D A Coordkwtar. X (407)290•491. x tout 48 houe to adranoa X Bw mealing Oawd BM 13Bi day X AuguX, A D , 2001. C R Y OF LONOWOOO GERALDINE 0.ZAM BR I.. CRY CLERK PiAWctv AuguX 22.2001 D 0 171 PUBLIC AU CTK M Pubic auction to ba hakt X 1290 p m on Bw 11X day X AUGUST 2001. At Bw tort do x X Sardxd Toeing and Recovery located X 2322 Coudry Ctab R d. , BaXbrdL FI 37771, tor Bw purpoaa X dttpoatog —J aS. . a_, ■----- .■ >Oi Btti KJMoennyi ywHcaa. Y t.tR 19*8 Miteg CHfV VBM I BOB 181233479 PubianAuguX 22.2001 0O1B9__________________________ Pubic auction to tw hXd X 991 am. on tw I X day X ta p t 1001, X Bw bxd door X ABwn’l TCartng toa Locatod X 9498 CM LXW Mary Rd SUto 134, Sxdbnt, Fl tor Bw pupoM of cMpoamg a m WQiWfl For torthx InAsnwBQrt (4aaaa t (407)321-2948 (1) Yax 1994,Mata Chevy V9 M 2G1WN14T1R9 I4 (2) Yax 19844NLWOtdxnotWe V M 1O3AM47A0ER329193 PutWXi AuguX 22. 2001 D0 129 nlquaa and taxing protoadi Xwl ba and XXa ragulaBona and gutdXtoaa. Report to toctads parcaraage oonLuA f j i . m aM m ere. and raconv ba accaptad X SHA Drawer Court, Bantnd. FL 32771, unX 6 0 0 p m EDT. on BapAttMtar 77, 9921. Raaponaet m a t be pre­ pared to aoccvdanca adh tw toeauottona to Bw RFP, a copy X whIXl may be obtained X Bw BHA X Bw Xime AAVte. 20001363AVL: 20001299 NC7T1CE IS GIVEN gu m w B to a |udgamanl X toreotoaua- datod W1KO and a x d x anwndtog gxgmars data AuguX 2.20a i, and •raxed to Ceaa a O OCA814-14-9 X Bw OtraXI Caul X toe IBM Director X (407)323-3130. PUWXt AuguX 22. 2*. 2001 00208 MTHBCMCWT COURT, MANOPOR CASE NOJ V1-CA8 82-14-W NATIONSCREDIT HNANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION WkJJAU L ARMSTRONG. X Ai, NOTICE OP BALI PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 88 to haraby given But, puan uidar u a 'M i *Jda6merit X txadoaue arearad to Bw County. Florida dexTt nd aa LX 9, The Springe Shadnvaod vnaQa, aocofong k>via rial v a n s aa rtoordad to PM Book 19. Pegu 44 and 49. pubfle record. X Samnola CouBy. Florida and atoo Bwl poraon X I X 9 99 ahoaei on said FIX X 8hadowood ehteh lee South and Wax X a Ana ahkh paaaaa trinj-ugn irw lonowuig uttcriijn rmj potnu OBwgniiia mm I'Ots n ana PaM B to ark Pose A batog North 43* 3 9 00* Wax 97.79 tax tom tw tntorvaceon X Bw Northaaatoty bw at said LX I v d Starting Lana. Pose B bang North 43* 3V 00* Wax * 3 2 11 NX md North 49* 21100* Eax 8 9 NX tram Bw totarsacBon X Bw Nortrwaxtoty Ana X axd LX 3 and Starling Lana Lau Bwt portion X axd LX 9 ehWi Am BtwBi and VMX X a Ana atokh paaaaa trough Bw tottortng daaoBwd Am potato daXQ* naiad Poet C and PotoO to <•(: Port C batog Norti 43* 39 0<r Wax 19 91 toX and North 49* 27 00* Eax 21 NX bom tw Manaotwi X Bw 9 outlawWarty IX bw X sato LX 9 and Btortng Lana Port D bated Norti 41* I S OtT Wax BI M tax and North 49* 21* OCT E*X .06 taot tram Bw nwreec■cn X Bw BouBwetoerty kt Ana X u X l x Aand Btotng Lxw. x pubkc ta x . to tw TtXwX and baX door X tha Samtnoto County CouBouee to Sartotd. Florida X 1190 a m on Bw t t t i day X Septontwr. 2001. WTTHESBmy hxrt and MX X eaX Court on Augul 17, 2001. (SEAL) MARYANNE MOORE CLERK. ORCUfT COURT By Mary Seouw Aa Deputy Ctark SIDNEY E. LEWIS, ESQUIRE Attorney lor PIxnM BOO Lax Extwnge BXkAng •ro rsonn M a u i otrmm JacAeorarka, Florida 32202 (90413338003 PkWrf A u > o t 2 i 3 H »< 00190 CRY OP LOMWOOO. 9LOMOA m ro t TO WHOM R MAY CONCERN NOTICE » (CREST OIVEN by Bw Cay X langxaod. FlondA Bwl Bw CBy Cn avail il an wdhXd a pubic fwxkig to oorwtdx anateext X Bw kWootog Ordnance OROBLANC9 NO 91-1 AAA AN OmtUNCE Of THE CRY OF IONGWOOO. 7LORIOA AMEN0B4G THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BtOMMHU OCTOBER I. 2000 ANO EtOBTO SEPTEMBER 10. >001. PROVCB4Q FOR ABUOQET TRANSFER isxttng x i AuguX 20. 1001. and Bw CBy Coamaxen ad i County, Florida, eiwraai l.lBXN NaMarwi t m i t X i n aa todarwae Tnaiaa uidx Bw todxwm ddad m X 9 3 /98 . Sanaa 19898 , to Bw tW rXLi “ DonXd L CouBxawa 901 N. 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Lg Cnotaranca Rm. ♦/- 3.434 aq IL 94SURANCE OFFICE- kxtoig to PIT mayb* F/Tdartoal poatoon- near# CaltorAppt <«of)3oHp<7 141— H ■ n i L (1800/11800. 2840 Hiawatha Ava tE *1- 830 tq n w/ tour aaparel* mom* LEARN TO BUY AND SEU. (407)130 5241 leooteoo nrally, Inc. Doyl* 407-323-349S. Women's Financial Support Group 11B— O ffice S pace For R ent 33— W M anag e ig h t 1 0 flto * Ona M (450*10 Alhav* CHA S pnreto b a t» *07-3228160 e m en t LAklNHOVCR KITI BUILD IT ttXHtSW AMD SAVE 6 0 % OAT *ETAtl LABORERS NEEDED FO R UNDERGROUND 55— B usiness UTILITY CONTRACTOR H E A U M M S U 4 U N C E AMP 441K O rrO R TU N ITlF-S Attention Readerall AAmyt a guod puKcy, M M M y to butinat* opportumtiat and Iranchiaa* Cal Florida Dapl ol AgrtcUtur* A Conaunar S a r v m al 800 435 7152 or FTC MEIP tor Iree Homwcai Or vW o a Web ala at wwt* flc govibtrop Ftonda law raquaaa ia4art d cartaln buanaaa ctpctt o Ma* to repeat *4h Florida Dapt ol Agriculrut* A Conaumar Sarvtcat batora aattmg. C al to vadty lawhJ regrelraltoi batora you buy. 141—H omes F or S ale 3DR/2BA W pod h Swftad, naar m«4 A 417. T6a 8 naw apphanca*. *07402-4548. *07-888-7730 217—G arage S ales ?6 Cumryyvam Rd DeOary FL. 0* Hig/OarA* Funturt. Futon Bcr* Bad*. Oanaral March. Uactcal Equip Aug 2OT4/2S, 8*m-*pm Garage Sale 2991 Was! AFport DMJ, Santord Fnday. August 24. 730am to tpm Tables, lamps. 8 much morn 2109 Cordova. SartonJ, Aug 2 5 I 28 Bttooom ta t aal*. d u n . rrtsc M o v in g S a l e : kttoers 521 Ross SL SarkirL near airport Aug 2C26. 8am ? Many . marry 4*mi you need! PRICE! W W K MO ■■■•F L/fi»l, Altamonte Spring* OfflMtMQOQ. AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES MAIDS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! Say... I am ImPRESSEUI You DO know liow to u v e us m o n e y I “ Honatt. dapandalAa, A mator* MF 7-JO- B OO P M t75O(*0O*»fc Tiaraportofcm ret**ad Cal 407-324- 7 1 — H elp W a n ted AUvetti&s youi yarci s -w in tno ssm inois Herald for only $5.00 per day! 7 1 — H elp W a n ted 5pm Monday for Weunesday Edition 5pm Thursday for Sunday Edition 61— M o n ey t o L end (407)322-2611 lataaona A ONE MO*FTH FREE I (Laratod Tima Ohar) WormaAon. ca l taHraa 1-877-FTC HOP. IA pitoto aantoa maaaaga Io n Tha Samtno** Harald and Iha Fadatai Trad* Commiaaton) Aocaaa to Computer? Earn OO-ISQAk, PT/FT ACRYBEAL TECHS S12/HR WE TRAIN Local Work 1-000-770-2535 Looking For Spring Hat Sutra* naada an aipd — m a h ia d a n n tar a 106 room proparry Eacaltant working ccndaon*. A good wagn. Abo to rt*} tor a M lima houaa man. Alao part lima braaldatt aflandanl. Al agat encouragad to apply Apply In pancn. Spring IMa Suite*. 201 N. Town* FAd. Santord 7 1 — H elp W a n ted SALES STAFF NEEDED 17 PEOPLE TO LOSE <0400 IB S . RESULTS OUARAHTEED- CALL PATRICIA (407(149-1284 101— H o u sesF u r n is iie d IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS PAUL OSBORNE v in ftin i i f'ltopi n m s Mon. thru Fri. 9 AM to 11 AM ---------m rTn-TTtri- 713 Qraanbaa ClfTha 2920 8 . O rla n d o D riv e • S a n fo rd (*07)322-*471 SIFIEDS 103— H o u sesU n f u r n is h e d P IT C O O K naadad tor day cara to Sartont Mentoy -Friday Aan-lpm Cal (407)322-8*45 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 'Offices Coast to Coast* slnco 1954 The Universal Crossword Edited ^>yTimothy E. Parker July 30. 2001 PLUMBER Raatdanllal. now oonttruebon, plaoa work or htxaty 11 BRIhrOraat BanaWa (3B8)73B0221 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE NARY. FLORIDA. PROWD *40 FOR THE VACATING OF A PORTION O f THE SUN SANK PLAT. PROVIDING FOR CO N­ FLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Wcaang to* Mowmg porton d tie plat i PORTION O F ORAWAOE RETEN­ TION TRACT. PLAT OF SUNBANK PROPERTY. T O BE VACATED LEOAL DESCRIPTION THAT PORTION OF TH E ORAINAOE RETENTION TRACT. PLAT OF SUNBANK PROPERTY. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 38. PAGE 87. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORD3 OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. n O R E M . LYP4G NORTH OF TH E EXISTING RIGHT OF WAV U N C OF LAKE MARY BOULE­ VARD. AS ESTABLISHED BY THE 6CMMOLE CO UN TY RIGHT OF WAY PROJECT NUMBER PW-0121 AND EAST OF A LINE LYING 3000 FEET EAST OF AND PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF THE W EST IM OF THE SOUTHWEST 144 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 7. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST, SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. The Public Haaimg tdi b* held In tra Comrrvaajun Chanbare.100 W. DRIVER T H A M ES No atpadanoa naadadl Start a great naw cartwr (Yhng tr* Big B g i CacaPant pay - ptoi benefit* •« an anhy level truck driver wtttr Covanarl NOCUL7 liaaang a now ■vaiaNa hr your areal CALL NOW) □truer W ANT T O EAR N 3Sk-42k p/YEARTT Immadala Opanng* For 250 Student DrVar* To Earn Top Pay A Benefit*! Ho Coat Tuition R OuaL 14-18 Day COLTrantog C A L I TODAY 1-877-S3 TRAIN Foreman and daMparton n u t hat* vald Florid* drtuata lean** Pretar latirala tor dalal paraon a4dr wr aya lor Qusfty Np Mpften oi cu on iry. M l ■ ctoJra to iMm and grow wMh tt. P IM M a l 407-302-0774 lor mot® rtotf-riloKtttdLJBarilnfttfvtowwtfi our staff. D ig Frea Wbrtptoc* - Vtokar* Carp Inauranca • Equal Opportunity Empbyar. W* are looking tof a law good paopM Are you cna d d turn? P O lL iX SUPRMARKET WORK FROM HOME UP TO 125 - 75/ HR PT/FT Tranlng Mai Order 1-888-248-5717 WWW WE-R-BLESSED COM now taking appl. for Dell Assoc. Exc. Oppty and great beneflta. at Lk. Mary, W ILL TRAIN $7 HRI 407-321-9693 R6 b b 4 s t Uc Or Santord HMtorto Otatnct T/1 Apt W/WAD Hook Up. End Pam, Qaa Fplc. Hardwood hoot*. 10* caOnga 8525/500 SarJord 2/1 1/2 2 Story Condo w/ Oman fkn, Latndry Fkn. Naw PaM. Uka Haw.CHA 85903550 Borland Eatataa 3/1 w-Carport. Stotaga Rrr., Lg Yd, Haal/AIr 8675-D50 DOYLE REALTY. *4C. (407) 122-24*8 WE RENT A SELL HONES Lake Mary/Sanlord. XV2. r.ivr ceramic Ha. carpal, pant Cacalant contMon. Rani lo own OK. BOTBAlaaud kweafcn Raaky, 407774-6815 Santord 1320 Summartn 3/BR 2/BA. Ianted yard 8800 Rant 8800 Security PORZX1 R E A L TY (407)122-8878 SANFORD- NEW 2 BEDROOM 2 BA TH , NO PET 8. S80G140NTH. 8800 S ECU R ITY 407-323-1187 B B K 5 P *»**. 3/1 B 5 b b could ba u*ed a* houaWoSlca combnabon. 875G750 407-3218767. RN to prowda educational Sarvtcaa tor Kdantataddan wkh dRabBtias C A LL (407)122-8222 (407)882-3301 D O YLE'S R EN TALS FAX K e;V 105— D uplex/Tbiplex A High End Furniture Ratal Store Is Accepting Applications For Our Housekeeping Department. Please Apply In Person al Our Store Location: 351 South SR 434 Altamonte Springs WEEKLY RENTALS ROOM FOR RENT-near SCC. kaa uae ol houaa, Irto w/D. cade ate. 1100 ak ♦1/2 Elac. ♦ Dae AvaA BCS (407)324-0000 y 98— R e n t a l s Large 2 Bedroom 1 Oa*i tXpAai For Rant. (450 par month Avafabta Saplambar 1*1 C a i 407-321-8814. 107— M obile H omes For R ent ELDER SPRINGS OR SR 427. 2 8 3 l>H unlum. 8125 13£>*k (123 depot*. C a l 407-333-3884 or 407302-7034. 2bA l&A , no pal* [tUnlord. MOOtrontr. pka dapoat 407-323 1187. Copta* ol Era Ontnanca tr 841 are avaiabla kr lha C4y Ctork'a OBca NOTE: * A PERSON DCClOf S TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY TH U COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CO N 5E3ERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHE W1A. NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS, AND THAT, FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE, HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RE CORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH TH E APPEAL IS T O BE BASED FLOWDA STATUTES 2S8 0108 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO FARnctPATE W ANY OF T K B E PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT TH E CITY AOA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-888-1424 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Caret A Foaiar Cay OWk DATED Augual 15 2001 Puttah Augurt 22.2>. 2001 00160 99— A U p a r tm en ts n f u r n is h e d 1 BR Oaraga Apt m Quiet Neighborhood 840(Ymonih uWitwi Sacwty dapoM iatpared (407)322OtOI 2/1 LIVING, KITCH EN. W/D hook lel U U G . tiu ( 5 0 Dan I l f GRAND BEN O AVE. LAKE MARY (407)3228787 L s u n it n ii: t v on Go-n-nwriJ Martdnaa, Pd hokdaya/vacabona. N ocm m um i Longvmod, 407-834-8384 .Truck Driver i institute 8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 Now HirinjW mxA white ycw t Aida, axe a l acAeot! Seminole Courtly has iinmefliiilc positions iivailablc J £ 2 T - • 15 Oay COL Training •DayAWinksnd Clnsm • Financial Acslstance • CaiTlnn Hiring On Site ______________ • Food Service •Custodial C u * faV) I K»4M uur **/«« lod»«Coinfi!iW)7l6-IAU(' Credit Card Billing 1-800-C1TY-FUN 24HM cuM M tonu I iitm cA T i 94 Mr» AI M . m It, il an Men Try Us H P nK s I kPkftVrf* .(J !U07)629-2477( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 - 0 4 4 0 E R F ACROSS 1 Customary observance 5 Radarscreen Image 0 Twice-baked b re a d s 14 Warning sign 18 Threeivor 16 Body of values 17 Shore bird 19 Painting of Mary and Jesus 20 Conscious­ ness of one's own Identity 21 Others 22 Refused to print, os a news story 23 Year on campus 25 Small stream 27 Goddess of abundance 28 Windward's 29 Kind of si>ol 32 Buds' function 38 Mimicking bird 38 Partisanship 37 Marine museums 39 Rne-tunes 41 Junkyard dogs 42 Agrees nonverbally 44 Inhalation anesthetic of old 48 Awkward one 48 Certain Hindu garment 47 Evince sadneas 48 Russian pancakes 80 Least Incompolont 54 Stir to action 86 Attend 88 Ring letters 89 Had In mind 6 0 Basking layabout 82 Homer's wife 83 European capital 64 Potato protuber­ ances 88 Gavelbanger's cry 86 Netherworld river 67 Female voice DOW N 1 Derby prize 2 Visual repre­ sentation 3 Mortise insert 4 Cutoff point 8 Masses of prtekiy plants C Poodle drinks 7 Freezer staple 8 Each 9 Express discontent 10 Serviceable 11 Moilusk or crustacean 12 Toy on a string 13 Large amount 18 Decorous 22 Manipulate dough 21 Cl reek vowels 26 Some bones 30 Better than never? 31 S A LT signer 32 Word with shell or Beil 33 Water color? 34 Wavo rider 35 One of PotynesianMelanesian descent 38 Synthetic rubber 38 Pointless 40 Leaping rodent 43 Strong revul­ sion 46 Vanessa, to Lynn 47 Feline convenience 49 Sudden thrust 51 Kind of alcohol 52 Shooting game 63 Body trunk 54 Gun-shop purchase 55 Be a mother to 57 And nothing more 60 Shipwreck signal 6 1 Sympathy* PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER “ ALL ASHORE" By Donald L. Btocher �Call 322-2611 Sem inole Herald Classified Dept. T o Place Y o ur A d ^ O B D O M H PtlftC OH Writnrsilny. August 22. 2001__________ H o m e s F o r S ale *500 DOW N - WHY REMT77 38fV 2BA For Sale With Down Paynd AMieUnca A variable .Cheaper don ran?. The Aflordabto Horn* Cantor 407-321-8333 HOUSE FOR SALE 3 Badroom. 2 Bath, mature ahad* Ireoe m large lenced yard. rt*>d* utility room Aval n o w *78000 407-323-5188 Lake Mary: Two etory 4 7 5 7 on d i de ta c OuR In 2000 2.300 tq « Donut room' OiMt nwghborhood MudM#'A Heel O *172.900 Cal 407-3220578 Move in ready1 3BD I 1/2 BA AI ippkmcm • WO.kvrwd.Mai/aswM with cost *69 000 Cal Mary. 407­ 302-7888 141— H omes F or S ale 153— A creage L o t F or S ale SANFORD 20R. 2BA Ireptoeahew carpet* p a rt ip deled M tfw vC H A 165.000 River Dry Really 407-828­ 1788 Sardord: tbertoom/1 ball •*»■ tog* lenced yard, located 1100 Santo Barbara Or *39.900 407-887-8410 Sardord: 4BR1 1 7 B A new carpel A pami. CH A . appraised lor *73.000. M l lor *89.900 407887­ 6410 Swdord: O N * by 210 Well 15dlSL twn cal tor an w o r t r w t 407-322­ 5353 You muel **e edanor to appreciate tie charm and condort of the very wel mamtomed home but* to 1925 C ountry Antiquo Brass Hoadboard Map* Hwang Rm M4 1350. I n i DMh/Accaeaortoe *100, Lamp * Ida wen24k baacfc. murt M i ASAP407328-7*74 407-321-8590. h/msg DELTONA 10 acrw* Ideal lor mebto homoiiln. horeo*. came larmmg or nuraaryl Zoned agricultural *4.900ACRE Sm doom wownai IWianca 904-7*7-1772 or *04-707- •022 157—M obile H omes For S a ie Sanford: 12*52.2/1. S5*. Nopals, double tool. 2 (hads. awnmge. 30 8 acres* porch. CMA. *4 TOO CALL 388-789-6842 city financing Living f.'ni/i rnloni Sfniclous \ftonliiblc 181— A ppliances 8c F urniture F or S ale $100 CA R R IAGE C O V E . 2/t. NEW KITCHEN S APPLIANCES. NEEDS A C 8 SO M E REPAIRS (3500 (407)688-8778 Style 181— A ppliances 8 c F urniture For S ale Serdord SHR1 l/2BAmcb4o Duncan Phyt* couch. MOO. Can 4C7-321-8S90, leave mag______ to DONATIONS NEEDED 1 cherry alatgh bad. load wood, a i new In boi wtjueen patow lop matlreu M i Suggested Del (1499. •ai *450 Can detoar 407-422-0230 Mechanic* Special 88 Ntoaan Sent'*. 88 Plymouth Voyager Van. 89 Lincoln Continental (mad oonrtocn).a2 Toyota Carter GTS. Cal lor deta/b 407-327-4298/ Family Worship Canlar naada i apart abto bleycto* and Mcycto part* h a g lh a naady. Ptoaaa cal 191— B uilding M aterials 235— T ruck/B uses/V ans For S ale *0 Lincoln CorWnardal. 88 Lincoln Towncar. *7 Ponaac Donnav** CtortOhw Them API Taka YtaePTM 407-321-022* CO R R U G A TE D S TE E L ROOFING •or Dam*. Boat Dock*. Shop*, ato. Alto Culvert Pipe: 15‘ *20 M ‘ *3V *l75/aa. *147 OCVea Surplue Steel * Supply. Inc. Apopka 407-2*3-5788 Deri A KINO PILLOW TOP orthopedc maRreu M l New in plastic S a l *210 407 422 8848 I W lord lempo. I ownar. 49k. ■n*M lorcaa Ml* *3.900 or bMl ollar. 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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>, August 22, 2001; <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