5 10 103 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cab654f93bf45b2247b6bd1313a747d5.pdf 8a9f22e4fd3df0c8f3b74ec153446169 PDF Text Text Airport dubbed vacation hub . . . - sbean, but locals Washington, D.C. By Dan Ping Editor Monday that Vacation Express ha9 selectcd Sanford as Its Central Florida hub for it's' tour services linking six eastern and Midwestern cities with five Caribbean destinations. More importantly, local residents will have more options when dtoosing aiiline services. While Vacation Express, the South's largest tour operator, Intends much of the service in and out of Sanford to be used for travel packages, local rcsidents will be able to book flights to any of the 11 cities served by the company, including Atlanta anu Wasiangion, D.C. "This is on exciting announcement for the airpeirt and the city of Sanford," said Larry Da lc, chairman and CEO of the airport, "it gives us what we have been working for. six new domestic destinations, i Caribbea .1 . D^ i r,lonl0A,i^u.ndw.,1hinp.o„. See Airport Page 7A Boating accident claim s life *. Voter Registration ' Seminole High School is participating in a voter regislration drive sponsored by IT S As throughout Seminole County. In addition to offering 18-ycar-old students and their parents the opportunity to reg­ ister to vote, the school has encouraged 17-ycar-oId stu­ dents to pro-register. • Parent volunteers spent sev­ eral evenings calling many stu­ dents' homes encouraging all qualified residents in the home to register to vote. Voter regis­ tration cards have been pro­ vided to several hirnlred interested citizens. Voter registration cards arc itteble In the principal's Office at Seminole High. Any citizen Interested In reg^terin to vote may do so by visiting the school between 7 a.m. am 3 p.m. Monday through '• Instruction will include patrol, cumflimut*rion», train­ ing, investigations, K-9, inter­ nal Investigations, etc. Graduates will be able to ride In marked patrol vehicles with * uniform officer. i Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and pass a lim­ ited background Investigation. ■ Applications may be obtained at the Oviedo Police Department or by contacting L t Ron Jacobs at 407-977-6149. Pcadline for applications is August 3. Seminole Smile Sheriff’s office says chase met policy criteria Lake Mary Waller is tossed from 'cigarette-type' boat By Christopher Patton Staff Writer SANFORD — A high speed chase between Seminole County deputies and a fleeing felon ended tragically Sunday morning when an Innocent 19year-old bystander was struck and killed by the suspect's out of control vehicle. Russell DcVaughn was killed as he was sitting in a lawn chair in the front yard talking to two friends parked on the side of County Road 427. Investigators 6aid the fleeing felon, Ansel Jerome Jackson, 24, of Midway, was In an alterca­ tion with his ex-girlfriend when the woman drove to the’ S e m in o le County Jail to g e t hetp. But, before deputies could arrive the woman krft the park­ ing lot with Jackson pursuing. A deputy witnessed Jackson try to Lit Jho u u a i c S VHifcVy.!*! run it off the road. speeds Traveling at lackson approaching 100 m( ! northled deputies on a c By Christopher Patton Staff Writer NEW SM YRNA BEACH — A Lake Mary man was killed Sunday morning when he was thrown from a speed boat about By Christopher Patton Staff Writer With nine wing Into night the y building j toward ir the realnemorable porch, sleep pitched metal roof, detached carriage house and •< great room large enough to accommodate 200 people, "We were lust trying to keep it in character with the reJt of the historic district," said Phil Daimwood of Dalmwood, Derry berry, Pavelchak Architects. "The style Is what we term a blend of Victorian and the Florida, old-school See Longwood, Page 7A Doug Grosedose In d e x C ta u Jw d ClOUwoid D »or A bby ... . .. UI*«l*ion W«aih«r where the car began its slide. "The p e rp e tra to r then got out of his car and started running down the street. There had to be gi sc 42 from about 1 to 6 a.m., accordIngtoBenson. Jackson was charged with aggravated assault with a motor vehicle and aggravated battery with a motor vehicle by Seminole County Sheriff s Office at the time of the acdSee Chase, Page 6A Longwood breaks for community bu KeUoy Tata - 6-year-old S p o il* been more than 30 seconds behind when he crashed," said Zach Benson who witnessed the event from his front bedroom very ___________ randduughlor of D v in a odd Obtfuatwt Opinion . . folic* log massive head injuries said Capt. Rob Horster o f the New Smyrna Beach Patrol. Waller is the first person to die In a boating acci­ dent in Volusia County this year. "H e went to slow down and hit underneath a wave. The boat ' actually rolled," Horster said. .* ' "H e had massive head Injuries, _^auui.*v«.triad >n nvive.hiin.biM~>. were unsuccessful." _ According to Horster, the "cigarette-type" racing boat was traveling in speeds near 60 mph. Which he ronnidered "pretty excv^l v e H e said "In a matter While fleeing from sheriff's deputies. Ansel Jerome Jackson drove his oar onto County Road 427 to puss another VohWo’Hfifl Mahimcd Iflto Rtlssett DsVeoghr ting an orange tree and soaping a telephone pots. DeVaughn, who waa slttinj at the scene. Jackson received minor injuries. , [jjltdr.tm hi'-lt'nlatO Tfd into n telephone pole and orange tree onother 20 feet pass where DcVaughn was sitting. Before the car landed on its roof, bound C.R. 427 until he reached the row of houses |ust past the underpass. GrecneWav Jackson, who has a long crimi­ te le p h o n e nal history Including armed pole In half robbery and possession of and broke the cocaine, went otf the road and tree Into three slid for more than 40 feet before pieces. hitting DcVaughn. " T h e y After striking DeVaughn, the couldn't have car continued its out o f control | circular stairwell, wrap-around b U S iy U I , ... M ____ K D.C., U S. destinations include Charlotte, Cincinnati, Louisville and Nashville, Flights will originate from the U.S. cities every Friday, Saturday and Monday morning and land In Sanford by midmorning. After the planes are serviced. Wins and losses at this point * son don't really matter, but 2 the Sanford Campbellj Lossing Post 53 baseball 3eam had added incentive for t wanting to win its own ! Johnny Jo n e s Memorial Fourth of July 4th l Tournament last weok. Page 1B fM 1 Longwood officials, architects and general contractors turn over the first shovel of dirt at the Monday night ground breaking ceremony lor tho new community building 5-foot iguana returned to owner By Michel!• Jerie Managing Editor 39 ? r4 SANFORD — Dino's found his way home. Hie 5-foot, 30-pound Iguana Is now comfortably munching on oranges and playing in the yard after more than a month of roam­ ing the neighborhoods around Virginia Avenue. This time, liowever, Peri Scdigh is keeping a closer eye on her giant lizard. him before," Sedij never !?fl the yard. But, for tome reason, he decided to leave that Dino started his month-long adventure on Memorial Day. Scdigh left him in the yard when ih c went inside hi answer die telephone. When she came back three minutes later, lie was gone. Scdigh believed someone may have passed by the yard, spotted the exotic creature and decided to take it liome — possibly think­ ing it was a stray. What probably happened, though, is Dino got a little curious about die world around him and left the yard on his own. 1-ollowing on article about Dino's disappearance in the weekend edition of tlu.* bcntiitole Peri Sedlgh hugs her Iguana, Dino. after neighbors found H not lar from Sedigh's home. Dino had been missing for more than a month. HcraU. Scdigh said she received mure dun a hundred telephone calls about her lost pet. Several ' j said they had seen Dino lg around die neighbor- S hood. Many calls were from well wishers hoping the iguana would be found. See Dino, Page 6A �I ’a p c 2 A T he S eminole H erald Wednesday, July II. 2001 S S e m in o l e u m m a r y A G LAN CE AROUND OUR COUNTY A few thoughts after a long drive I can’t be serious all the time. How about this as food for thought? I just came hack from a trip to Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. Most of the travel was on Interstate highways. One thing I was very pleased to sec — every rest stop had a map — and ........................... would you believe, they Knew I was there. Yep. There were maps on the display boaivl, and an arrow say­ ing, "You are Here". How did they know I was there? What did tire sign say after I left? Had I ‘ back to check, 1 would have i there again and the sign would have again said, "You are Nick Here". After I left, I suspect the Pfeifauf sign would say, "Someone else is Here" Another thing — in driving through the mountain areas, I no longer see signs saying, "Look out for Falling Rock". Was there an Indian named Falling Rock who had disappeared years ago and they have now located him so they took down the signs? With the exception of Florida, all states 1 drove through on the Interstates, now have exit numbers in keeping with mile markers. As far as ns 1 am conccmeo, this is great for long distance travi travelers. Crossing the Florida/Georgia /Georgia state line at the S t Mary's River and heading north, mile markers start with 1. You see a sign Indicating (for example) that the town of Darian, Georgia is 14 miles away. You immediately know that when you get to exit 14, that's where you would exit to get to Darian — that is — if that's where you were going which It wasn't for me. But all—in—oil, 1 am gjad to sec those states doing this. there are plans over the next four years to do the same in Florida. Interstates 95,75,10 idol 4 will all have tlieir exit numbers changed. According to the Department of TVansportation, signs will still have the old numbers on them, but tire new num­ bers will also be there, for a period of two years, to avoid confusion. While this is going to be good for motorists, especially visitors, it is going to be a real headache for people who use an Interstate exit to advertise their business. All billboards will have to be changed — business cards will have to reflect the new numbers, and stationary will have to be re— made. One thing this will change however, is the confu­ sion over exits which weren't in existence when —_ , for example — Interstate—4 was built We won't be traveling through the sUracUuns areas and scr Fxit 25A followed by Exit 258, liven Exit 25C and D, and who knows how many others in the time to come. If someone tells you — "Get off at Exit 25", unless you know which one, you could be in a heap or trouble. One thing I encountered that I believe Florida could use more of was die advance street signs. In Savannah for example, driving on a major road­ way, such as Abereom, and looking for a street onto which to turn, motorists are advised of the name of die upcoming intersection as soon os you i soon as you pass Lee newer Blvd., next for strangers who are paying attention to the traffic and may not have time to see little street signs when you reach an intersection. (Ihcn you ore usually in die wrong turn Lane). But as far as the smoothness of roads and streets are concerned — there are none better than what we have in Florida. Even construction zones have better areas to keep Indfic Bowing properly. Driving a long distance uui be firing, but If you look at it from a humorous point, such as the "You are Here" signs and other interesting points — you can come home refreshed and happy. O A living tribute • George Stephen Keim, 49, Crest Ridge Jge Cot -ourt, Sanford, was arrested by Lake Mary police Monday. The arrest report said his vehicle tan into & A bout thur The Sanford Historic Preservation Board will meet Thursday, July 12, beginning at 5 p.m. in the city commis­ sion chambers of city hall. The meeting is open to the public. Each year GAL (Guardian Ad Litem Program) nomi­ nates an outstanding advo­ cate in their c immunity. This a r the honor will go to the onorable Debra Steinberg * Nelson, in Sanford, for all she has done for children and her steadfast support ot the program. A plaque will be presented to her at the Guardian Ad Litem Volunteer Conference, July 12, at 6 p.m., at IVadewinds Strata! Beach Hotel, St. Petersburg Beach. G FRI 1 Accidents • Mark William Sehnert, 47, Itutkwuod Court, Longwood, was arrested by the Florida IHighway Patrol Monda day. Officers said his car collided with a vehicle parked in the emergency lane at lnterstate-4 and Lake Mary Boulevard. Neither driver was seriously injured. Sehnert was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. ut Sanford VFW Post. 10108 hold a tree planting coramony on the Fourth of July. Individuals attending the event Included District 18 Commander Norm Cass and Sanford VFW Post 10108 Commander Dennis Gilmore. The Elsenhower Ash was planted In honor of World War It veterans. Opportunities in stealing: attention lowlifes sscca. The first time 1 got robbed, the ders. "You're a country m usic fan?" Don't take this as her profession­ thief stole ail my underwear. Sw eetie says. al opinion. Her analysis is a tad bit "Just underw ear?" the cop asks "Cooontry M u -Seek l"T h e officer biased at the moment. She recently ns he AYlfod* spits on the floor beside his desk. got robbed. The thieves "R ig h t," 1 say. "Tan-na-sseca, home o f Jack "W nat would you estim ate *™ .............. took every electrical device Daniels. N o?" the value o f the underwear in her house. "Italy, home o f Pavarotti. N o?" The last time 1 got to be?" robbed was in Italy. W hile Sw eetie says. I clear my throat. "U hhh . . TWo hours and a fifth o f Jack Sw eetie and I were at the . eight hundred dollars?" Black later, Sw eetie — dressed in beach, three thugs cut the You think I w ant a perm a­ lock out of-the trunk of our swimming trunks and his Dingo nent record that 1 buy my bootB — and the entire Rome police rental car and robbed us undies where America blind '— passports, money, force are into the second act of shops? "M arriage o f Figaro," with our offi­ credit cards and clothes. "A nything else dis­ P.8. cer singing the soprano lead. The only thing; they left turbed?" the cop say*. Needless io say, w e never got our as a pair of Dingo boots, "Thu thief fixed him self a Wall • "O h, thank goodness! I f l ■. stuff back'. sandw ich," I sa/ W hile we were w aiting at the They missed my boots," "W hat kind o f sandw ich?" American Embassy for new passSw eetie says, clutching them lov­ the cup ys. ports, a befuddled D r i e s t from ingly. "R oast b eef." T d idn't have the heart to tell him Omaha cam e In and collapsed on "W hole w heat or w hite?" the bench in front o f us. After sav­ that an Italian stealing Dlngos "W h eat." would be like D onala Trump check­ ing 411 his life to com e to Rome, he "M ustard or m ayo?" got mugged at the Vatican. ing (nto M otel 6. "W ould you like a sandwich, "They even took my cross," he The Rome police station didn't officer?" said, staring down at nls folded make It into Fodor's Guide to Italy, "W ell, If it's not ton much trou­ and I can 't imagine why. Sure, Italy , hands. b le," he says, tucking his notepad "Wow," 1 said. "W hat kind of .nay have one o f the highest crime into his pocket. person would steal from a priest?" rates in'the world and be the home Needless to say, my underwear "A low -life leech on the fast track o f the M afia, but Italian police have was never found. to H ell!" the priest thundered. the snappiest uniforms you've ever I d on 't understand people who And that, I believe, was his pro­ laid eyes on. steal. It's seems to me it's a lousy fessional opinion. The officer who took our state­ w ay to make a living. Unless ment was — In a word — gorgeous. they're into w om en's clothing, (For an autographed copy of PS. Wall'* Black curly hair, shirt open to his there's usually a lot of heavy lift­ bool 4 ;"My m , Love la Free ... Bui Ihe Real of Me knees, in ti eyelashes that made the ing. the hours stink, and the stress eep,' rACem Dor. on his desk flutter when he must be incredible. W ouldn't tt just to; l ’.S. Wall Cilia. 1263 inoiinly order ori | Gallatin, TN 37066.) Ca tmvay Drive, be easier to get a job? (Write to PS. Well c/o Universal "W here area yuua from m a?" he "W hy on earth do people steal?" Press Syndicate/ 4320 Mein St, Kansas City, says, with an accent you could lick I ask my cousin. She's a psycholo­ Mo. 64111, or send e-mail to off « spoon. gist. She kitotvs about th cs thing* P* walUat)vahoo.com.) "Tennessee," Sweetie says. ' Deed use th ey're low-life leeches " Ahhh ... " he nods. "Tan-naon the fast track to H ell!" she thun­ C 2001 r.s. WALL the rear o f a pickup truck at the intersection of Lake Mary Boulevard and Greenwood Boulevard in Lake Mary. He was charged with driving under the influence. Neither driver was reportedly Injured. Bike stop Pender Rudolph, 37, Strawberry Avenue, Sanford, was stopped on his bike by Sanford Police early Tuesday. Officers stopped him because he reportedly had no light on his bike In the darkness of early morning. He was charged with possession of cocaine and pos­ session c f narcotics equipment. r 2 was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, possession of crack cocaine, driving with a sus­ pended license, assault on a law enforcement officer and battery on a law enforcement officer. Police B lo tte r L..L.. Traffic stops • Vincent Eugene Foslet, 25, West 15th Street, Sanford, was stopped by Seminole County sheriff's deputies Monday at 9th Street end Poplar Avenue in Sanford. He • Carrie Bell Hill, 39, Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, and Bennie Lee Arnold, 51, Summerline Drive, Sanford, were stopped by Longwood tlice Monday at U S. ighway 17-92 and Longdalc Avenue. Arnold, driver of the vehicle, was charged with pos­ session of cocaine and posses R slon of under 20 grams o f m ari­ juana. Hill, the passenger in the vehicle, was charged with pos­ session o f under 20 grams of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. William Kenneth Carlisle, 36, o f DcBary, was stopped by sheriff s deputies Monday at U S . Highway 17*92 and 20th Street in Sanford. He was charged w ith driving under the influence o f alcohol and driving with a suspended license. Officers found h e was also wanted on an outstanding civil warrant out of Volusia County. . The Sem inole County/Lake M ary Regional Cham ber o f Commerce will have a "Beat the Rush" Breakfast, Friday, July 13, from 7:30 until 9 3 0 a m . at Orlando I 111ton North, ■Altamonte Springs. The meeting will feature a pond discussion on regional trans­ portation issues. Cost is $20 for members, $30 for nonmembers. For reservations contact Sally Underwood at 407-8344404, e x t 229. SAT The City o f W inter Springs Parks and Recreation Department will host a remote control model warship battle at the reten­ tion pond In Hutwood F Saturday, July 14 from 9 until 4 p.m., and Sunday, Ji IS, from 9 s.m . until 2 p jn . Model remote control war­ ship combat is an exclusively strategic war. Models vary in size from 40 to 62 inches m length. The event is free of charge and open to the pub­ lic. For more information phone 407-327-4761. TUE Members o f the Oriando/UCF Shakespeare Festival will perform at the Central, Northwest and West tranche? of the Seminole County Public Library on July 17 and July 19. They will direct members of the audi­ ence in scenes from Romeo and Juliet. The programs are the last In a series o f summer sum specials for school-age chil­ dren. The program is free and open to alL Contact the libraries for dates and times o f performances. Information can also be found on-line at www.scpUib.flus Admittance is on a first Ji jfcgat * flawl » ,J knala The Sem inole County Port Authority will hold a regular board meeting Wednesday, July 18 beginning at 4 p.m. hi the administration building, Port of Sanford. The meeting is open to the public T h e S e m in o le H e r a l d "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Wednesday. July 11. 2001 • Vol. 93, No. I l l Pubfcahad every Wednesday end Saturday by Ropubic Newspaper*. Inc. * 300 N. French Av* , Sanford. F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *faa (407) 323-9408 C te M lfM M v in u m g IdW dK Subscription Rates Ugal Advertising Truda* Langford Circulation Wanda Kourparedn R epublic N ew spapers, Inc. 3 Month* In Samlnola County 111.00 a Month* m Sarnnow C fe rty 1 2 0 00 1 Year In Samlnola County I X 00 I Yaar Other Florida County H 2 00 1 Year Out Of SUM I V 00 9 ______ ___________ - ' (407) S2344H ' Y-UM ro !* / 1 - --i- �\ Wednesday. July 11. 2001 P f l R r 3 A T he S eminole H erald Obituaries HELEN VIRGINIA ‘ AARONSON Helen Virginia An reason, 82, l-nterpri.se Road, Deilary, died Sunday, July 8,2001 at Mariner Healthcare of Orange City, DcBary, Bom in Cullman, Ala., she moved to Central Florida from Eastchcstcr, N.Y. in 1981. She was an elementary school teacher in the New York School System. She was Baptist by faith. Survivors include soas, Jared, VVestfoni, Mass., Phil, South Kingstown, R I ; sisters, Rachel Davis, Auburn, Ala., Martha Palillo, Chattanooga, Tcnn., Elizabeth Paul, Birmingham, Ala., Faye Weegar, Long island, N.Y.; two grandchildren. Memorial donations in lier name may be made to your favorite charity. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. CLARICE ARRINGTON Clarice Arrington, 64, Mellonvllle Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, July 6,2001.She was a homemaker and a member of House of God Church in Pillar Ground on Truth, Mount Dora. Survivors include husband, Wallace Sr.; soas, Wallace Jr., Dale, Terrence, all of Orange, N.J.; daughters, Christie Kelly, Donna, both of Orange, N.J.; step-daughter, Debbie Battle, Clariton, Penn.,; brothers, Lewis Smiley, Hamilton, Ohio, Eugene Smiley, Eatonville, Charles Smiley, Hillside, N.J.; sisters, Jewel Carter, Ozark, Ala., Betty Wilson. Plainfield, N.J.; 10 grandduldrcn; one great-grand­ child. 5untise Funeral Mona’, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. July 6,2001, at her residence. Bom in Genoa, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida from Norfolk, Va. in 1967. She was a housewife. Survivors include husband, Lt. Cmdr. Arnold A., USN, Retired, Like Mary; soas, Lt. Cmdr Peter A., and Lt. Cmdr. Paul A., both USN Retired, both of Pensacola; daughter, Deborah Ann Bishop, Newnan, Ga.; brother, Frank Eggart, Tavares; sisters, I Iclcn Watkins, Quartzite, Ariz., Emma j Zukowico, Toledo, Ohio; four J grandchildren. j ICS Cremation Society, Inc., * Harbour Heights, FI., in charge of arrangements. 1 Mich. He was a self-employed truck driver and a veteran of the U.S.*Anny. Survivors include wife, Mary; soas, Johnathan P., and James W., both of Sanford; daughter. Rosy Luce, Texas. Vet era as Cremation & Burial Society, Clearwater, in charge of arrangements. ELLEN MARTZ Ellen Marti, 89, Galgano Avenue, Deltona, died Sunday, July 8,2001. Bom In Perkasie, Penn., she moved to Central Florida in 1975. Sire was a home­ maker and a member of Trinity Assembly of God, Deltona. Survivors include daughter, Loretta Arnett, Orange City; sons, John, Deltona, Bob, Reading, Penn., Steven, Margart; brother, Ed Ritz, West Reading, Penn.; 12 grandchildren; 16 great-grand­ MARIAN FRANCES EDWARDS Marian Frances Edwards, till, Goldroast Drive, Deltona, died Thursday, July 5,201)1, at Central Flonda Regional Hospital, c h ild r e n . Sanford. Bom in Staten Island, Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn N.Y, she moved to Central Florida from Fort Lauderdale In 1 Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. 1988. She was a bookkeeper for Community Chest, Wasliingtnn, PATRICIA K. MEDERER D.C. She was a member and for­ mer membership chairman of Patricia K. Mcderer, 75, Soft Shadow lane. DcBary, died Nimble Fingers Quilting Guild of Deltona, and former member of Saturday, July 7,2001,at Florida the Deltona Garden Club. She I Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Indianapolis, Inc., was Baptist by faith. she moved to DcBary from Survivors include daughter, Daytona Bead) in 1991. She was a Carol A. Hassut, Altamonte retired salesperson for Hecht Springs; brother, John Burbach, Crossviile, Tenn.; two grandchil­ Company, Columbia, Md. She belonged to First Church of dren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, In charge of arrangements. ALBERT ALLEN LUCE Albert Allen Luce, 76, formerly of Sanford, died Saturday, July 7, 2001, at Tampa Veterans Administration Hospital. He was bom June 25,1925 In Belting, FIRST CHURCH OF THE HA2ARENE 2SB1 StnkfdAv», Santofd, FI 407-sa-3in PBtOI JonCirma * * ----1— Ul__ 1-11C33».m Momnp frQfWRp SX tm Sinter SrtBd SWxSr/fvining AOGpm. T rio, rvgri h m oqjoj TOOpm 7COpm W * i M s CU SttrUy S«vr« 500 pm Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. G irist Sciential, Long wood. Survivors include husband, Stanis; son, David B„ DcBary; daughter, Deborah M. Caimcs, Hobc Sound; sisters, Charmaine Morse, Hingham, Mass., Elizabeth Dean, Lake Worth; seven grandchildren. Baldauff Eamlly Funeral Home, Orange City, In charge of arrangements. DOMINGA C SILVA Duminga nga C. Silva, 93, dpcbbli Road, Apopka, died Sandpcbblc sday, Ji Tbcsday, July 3,2001, in Apopka. Bom Doc. 8,1907 in Cajamarca, Peru, she moved to Sanford in 1999. She was Catholic. Survivors indude sister, Maria Cottrell, Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. SUZAN HALKITIS STOUFFLET Suzan Halkitis Stoufilet, 45, Dolphin Road, Winter Springs, died Friday, July 6,2001. Bom in Seldon, N.Y., she moved lo Central Florida in 1985. She was a teacher at Lyman I ligh School, Longwood. She was Jewish and a member of NEA. Survivors include husband, Michael; fa liter, Elie 1halkitis, Greer, S.C.; daughters Giristina Vazouez, Winter Springs, Shade Shatter, and Keri Alomcdee, both of New Orleans, La.; brother, Michael, Hudson, 11.; five grand­ children. Wood lawn Carey J land Funeral 1lome, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. DONALD F.SIN SKI Donald F. Sinski, 82, Coronet Drive, Deltona, died Thursday, July 5,2001, nt Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Dunkirk, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida in 1986. He was a retired union carpenter in Rodiesler, N.Y. He was a member of Carpenter's Union Local, Rochester. Survivors include wife, Frances; son, Daniel, Rochester, n.Y.; brother, Harold, Harrison, N.J.; three grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral MYRLE K. SUMMERS! LL Myrle K. Summerslll, 77, Big lake, Alaska, died Tuesday, July 3, 2001. He was bom in Osceola, Aug. 7,1923. He was a World War 11 veteran of the U S. Navy and a member of DAV, WasilLa, Alaska. Survivors include wife, Mary; daughters, lammie, Fa by and Janet; son, Dannyand David; brother, Thomas R., Geneva. Interment will be in Andwroge, Alaska. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. A ................. 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July 11, 2001 TH K S K M IN O LK IIK K A IJ) O p in io n Teaching the D em ocratic Ideal Down in southw est G eorgia, a distinctly uncivil w ar of w ords has broken out over a sym bol from the Civil W ar — the St. A n d rew 's cross and stars, the Confederate battle em blem . W hen the Seminole County Board of Education banned students from wearing the C onfederate insignia on T-shirts or jack­ ets or anyw here else, the students took their fight to the arena w here A m ericans w age their bloodiest battles these d ays — die courtroom . In their law suit in the U.S. Middle District of G eorgia, the students have picked up the usual allies — politically conservative parents. C onfederate sy m ­ pathizers and the A m erican Civil Cynthia Liberties Union. The A CLU says the pol­ Tucker icy violates the students' right to free speech. Social historians m ight see the irony in the stu ­ d en ts’ decision to appeal for justice to the federal court system , w hich represents the sam e union which their C onfederate ancestors regarded as the enemy. For generations, w hite Southerners w aved their C onfederate flags in defiance of those v ery courts. Indeed, the G eorgia Legislature raised the symbol as an official banner in 1956, incorporating it in the state flag. A s aging w hite legislators have since acknow ledged, the flag change w as nothing less than a gesture of resistance to federal cou rt ord ers to desegregate public schools. (A fter a decad e of politi­ cal controversy, the G eorgia Legislature finally ad o p t­ ed i different flag earlier this year.) But these are kids, and their understanding of histo­ ry — as well as their sense of irony — is limited. Instead of fom enting an o th er rebellion, school offi­ cials ought to take the opportunity to teach a lesson: Yes, the U.S. C onstitution guarantees equal rights for everyon e — black, w hite and brow n, rich and poor, hippies and skinheads, D aughters of the A m erican Revolution and Sons of C onfederate Veterans. T hat includes the right to be w rongheaded. Sem inole C ounty students ought to be allow ed to w ear C onfederate battle insignia if they choose. They ought to b e able to exp ress their individual beliefs and altitudes about the C onfederacy — foolish and historically inaccurate though they m ight be. — — The Georgia Legislature had a different responsibil­ ity — choosing an official banner that could h o n o r­ ably represent all of its people. Besides, it w as hardly ap p rop riate for a state capitol to fly a flag that repre­ sented treason. But n inth-graders w earin g b aggy and sw eat-stained T-shirts w ith fading im ages of the C onfederate flag do not represent a d e a r and present d an ger to the Union. There will no doubt be oth er students — m any A frican-A m ericans, som e w hites, perhaps som e Latinos — w ho will be offended by those T-shirts. There is a lesson in this for them , as well: T he su r­ vival of this great d em o cracy depends on tolerance for view s w ith w hich w e disagree and for p eople w e dislike. It's a hard lesson — m any adults hav e diffi­ culty w ith it — but they need to learn it w hile they are young. Too m any school system s around the South have taken the easy w ay out, attem p ting to avoid con tro­ versy by banning the C onfederate flag fiom student attire. Since schools traditionally act in loco parentis (in place of parents), adm inistrators m ay have the legal right to enforce such bans. (Judge Louis Sands is exp ected to rule in the Sem inole C ou n ty case later this m onth.) But it is still a m isuse of their authority. A nd a m issed opportunity. A bunch of youngsters w h o h ave been spoon-fed rom antic m yths about the Lost C au se need to be taught to appreciate the p ro ­ found sym bolism of the flag that unites us all: the Stars and Stripes. That flag represents a generous d em o cratic ideal — so generous that It allow s their disrespect. W t CARC ABcuT W e THAN ? ^ F « T $ ... ..we'Re constantly p .e$ eA R C R | N 6 "p e v eu o p iN G anp N ew Opinion Page Policy ...To petTcR ScRVe T ie neM Ti °F iwe A fA e fc K A N fv B U C i Don't like our point ol view? Do something nboul it. Write us a letter to tho editor. All lettors lo (he editor mus! be signed and. for verification purposes, tnclnrln an nddress nnd ? R o p u c T $ ... phono number. Letters should also bo limited to SOO words. Letters to the editor Tfffl be accepted by: • U .S. Mall W H A T ? JOU N. Freecft Ave Sanlord. Fla. 32771 F -m n ll Bhedi1orOaol.com 323-9400 Lettors to Iho editor and columnto ; wtri rtppcnr on tho editorial pogo do not necessarily represent the views of Iho Sominole Herald. Lettors may bo odited lor length. HEw MJA6HA NASAL Your View DeVaughn family speaks after tragedy Tu the editor. This has been n devastating tragedy for our family in the loss of Russell, and we would like to thank our family, friends and the community for the continuing support. Vie would like to clarify the recent news briefs that have been aired, an unknown female, which lias been identified ns I>csttny Taylor has been mak­ remember Russell as the fun loving person that he was. I le will be missed greatly; his loved ones will never forget him, and the memories that we have will always be with us. ing statements on behalf of the DeVaughn family We have no knowledge of this female, or who she is. At this time, we have no comments in regards to the Sheriff's Office or the actions taken, in which Russell lost his life. We Would like everyone to T h e D eV aughn Family The noisy death of bipartisanship President Bush has kept his Bush’s nominee as ambassador to Great Britain, for instance, is promise to change the partisan tone of the great Washington William Parish, a Kentucky horse debate. He's done that by elimi­ breeder, who managed the nating debate. finances of bis fattier, George H.W. Bush, and donated more After 100 days and all Out, the than $140,000 to Bush the sound of "bipartisanship" is y o u n g e r’s ca m p a ig n . Tlie almost gone from the n o m in e e to r Irelan d, land. If the word Itself is Richard figan, gave,the heard, then somebody Bash campaign more has been away for a than $490J)00. Charles while. The sounds of the Heimbold Jr. gave lire election are gone, too — ca m p a ig n m o re than but only temporal iJy — 5350,00t); he’s getting as c Republican White bweden. Anu so U goes. House and Congress The White House com­ have tried to silently take ment by spokesman Ari the power they believe is Richard Fleischer is: "For foreign theirs by electoral right. R eeves nations, it is an asset to The president and Republican leaders lrave • s c • • • • have an ambassador who has a close relations))ip sometimes compromised with the president himself." a bit under pressure, but not very Right. Makes you wonder why often. we even bother to train diplo­ The Republicans arc deter* mats. But Foreign Service Officers, mined to use as much power os especially those who are non­ possible as soon as possible. Take the appointment of ambassadors. t political, or bipartisan, have little dout in this town, so tlie tone is The bipartisan way is to appoint quiet indeed. professionals. The partisan way is Ftx’crr.l judges are another mat­ in appoint your friends and con ter. Washington is about to tributors, and then allow the pro­ explode on that one. Bush's first fessionals to show llrem, on a district court nominees are expect­ map, wirere the country is and ed to be announced soon. But the wish them luck. FV-mocraH have already made it Let's compnrc the first w ave of dear they are prepared to fight Bush appointees with those of them one by one, or not allow tlx* that well-known bipartisan. Bill Senate to confirm any of them. Clintoa Of President Bash's first Already tlie Democrats, who have 27 ambassadorial nominees, enough Senate votes to block con­ according to USA Today, 22 have been personal friends or impor­ firmation votes, hive begun the tant Republican contributors and coming battle by holding up the two Bush Justice Department only five have been foreign nominees, Theodore Olson as Service Officers. In his first 100 solicitor general and Larry days. President Clinton had appointed 23 ambassadors and all Thompson as deputy attorney genc.ul. They are making a point. but two were FSOs, career diplo­ Tlie point is an old tradition of mats. "senatorial courtesy." That right, which goes back lo the presidency of George Washington, is not in tlie law but has often been hon­ ored by custom. Individual sena­ tors, often acting in private, liave generally exercised a veto over the appointment of judges from their own rLV.h. Uepublicnns, including Senate Judiciary Chairman Orrtnitfstch of Utah, would love to politely forget about dial courtesy, just ns DetruKTaK often wanted lo do when they had the majority in tlie upper house. Hatch has a tough case to make, because when Clinton was president, the Utah senator sent to all other members of the Senate a blue slip announdng each White I L u a na-iim llan. The blue paper said: "No furtltcr proceed­ ings on this nominee will be scheduled until both blue slips have been returned by the nomi­ nee's home-state senators." Tlie fight over the appointment ‘‘K , l VT»«K AH O A G *T Hu m S C 1001 U N IV IK M I m s s S I N D I C M E SALARY B o n es, o f p a * * , ft| tK $ , T A X BW AKS G *L V C N A and confirmation of lifetime judges is obviously a very serious tint for both parties, with •mocrals routinely accusing tlie Republicans of trying to slack fed­ eral courts ivillfconservative ide­ ologues, as Republicans accused Clinton of trying lo fill the bench with liberals. Ihq tlx* fight nnd i motions will I'dtin a much more intense level this lime around because of tlie role the lifetime Justices of the Supreme Court played in making O v rg e W. Rush president. judicial nominations now will be considered on 1ST — not Pacific Standard Time, but on the Democrats' Payback Standard Time. As far as live losers of last year's court battles on election munis and recounts are nmcemeri, all federal courts can now lvconsiden'd political battle­ grounds. Tlie partisan fight Ls about lo be resumed, quite noisily F A K A c tlu T e , A N D Jo ® > V T tA P Y Buy. ir » n Y ou G *r ___ __________ _ you ju * r t- A ip OFF. on, n 6 u r \ tou GIT TO LOOK F o g A St*APi y*> ■fw* new ec« n « *ic contbacv CynthU Tucker U editorial page editor for the Atlanta Constitution She can be readied by e-mail: cynlhia®ajc com. C SMI ATLANTA CONSTTTimON Art Zielinski asks people what they think T hat m ean t tom e p eo p le w ill b e on th e lo o k o u t f o r b la ck cats, ladders, an d avoidin g h an ­ dlin g m irrors. O thers m ight Jin d a g o o d b o o k to rea d an a stay in: day. S o we som e p eo p le F arm ers M arket in S an ford , “A re you superstition*? D oer F riday the 13th w orry you ? " No. I'm not super­ stitious. I got married on Umi 13th knowing that our anniversary might fall on Friday the 13lh, The only thing special I do is keep my black cal inside so the kids don't bothor It. Renee Hays. _ _ ______ Sanford I never had any reason lo tie supeistitious. It people believe it's valid, I'm sure they have their reason tor It. Friday the 13th is |ust another day. It's iho same aa any oU*r Jay a t lai as I’m concerned. I don't believe in the super­ stition ol black cats and walking under ladders. Krrty Oanlell Orlando I think it's a tun thing to see trow people react on Friday Iho 13th. I like to jinx mysetl and try and tempt late, just to see what will hapNathan Knight Osfeen It bothers me. I'm superstitious, and it seems like som e­ thing always goes wrong on that day. I avoid black cals and never walk under ladders. My wile |ust laughs ii,u. Don Prince. Orlando �T iie S e m in o l e II f h a i .d ppdm-silny. 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French Ave., Snnlord, FL OPEN 7 UAY6 0 AM - 3 PM M M H — e e k ’s F e a t u r e 3 D’s Restaurant & Bakery If you're in the mood to sample authentic JamaicanCnribbenn food, you don't have to travel outside downtown Sanford. A visit to 3D 's restaurant and bak­ ery at lit) South Palmetto Avenue Is your answer. 3D ’s is owned and operated by Lenford Wallace and Egbert Roy Chambers. The pair opened the restaurant 1993, and ow n a second 3D 's in Brooklyn, New York. The name 3D's, Wallace said, comes from the names of his three nieces; Deborah, Dezren and Dorney. Wallace fifst opened his restaurant in Orlando. The reason he moved his establishment to Sanford is an interesting story. According to Wallace, over a period of two weeks, he had the sam e dream three times telling him to re-locate to Sanford. "1 didn't even know where Sanford w as," he said. In his dream he said he saw the building where the restaurant would be located. "W hen I got to Sanford," Wallace explained, "1 went to Palmetto Avenue and stood across the street and looked at the building. I knew it w as the place in my dream ." The first two years were hard times, he said, but busbies- lias steadily improved since then. The unique taste of Jam aican bakery products makes up about 90 percent of the business. Wallace said he ships his bread three days a week to Caribbean stores in Jacksonville, Nashville, Term., and many other loca­ tions. Coconut Rock Cake & patties and Bulla Cake are two of his specialties. Bread isn't the only delicacy offered at 3D's. The arom a of Caribbean cuisine perm eates the air through­ out the restaurant. I.illicit specials are $3.99 and are served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The lunch menu consist of Curried Chicken, Drown Stew Chicken, Curried Pork, Pig's Feet and Turkey Wings. 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July 11.2001 C h a s e -------------- C ity donates m oney to Youth C o m m issio n Continued from Page IA dent. Tlii’ next day, SCSO added the charges of attempted bur­ glary of an occupied vehicle, felony causing bodily injury, aggravated fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, culpable negli­ gence and marijuana possession. On Monday, Florida Highway Patrol charged Jackson with third degree murder and vehicu­ lar homicide. He is currently being held in the Seminole County Jail on no bond. According to home owner Jeff Drennen, DeVaughn Itad been visiting him and his 16-ycar-otd son for about a month before the accident. Drennen said he has been friends with ITeVaughn's parents for more Ilian 15 years and considered them a close family. "For an hour, they wouldn't let me know if it was my son or nephew — 1 didn't know who had been hit in my front yard," Drennen said. "It's a great loss and a great day of sadness. "It was completely uncalled for. They coula of used road­ blocks ora helicopter. All 1 know is Russell is gone and they can't bring him back. litis ain't going to be for nothing." According to SCSO Chief Deputy Steve Harriett, the department's policy strictly con­ trols when and when not a deputy may continue a chase. "In the pabsence of a deputy sheriff, he had committed multi­ ple counts of aggravated assault ami aggravated battery with a motor vehicle and failed to yield to law enforcement officers demand lo stop," I iarriett said. "Our pursuit policy regulates a deputy sheriff may chase a felon when ho nrT“‘- m tt a danger to the community. Obviously, in this case, Ansel Jerome Jackson met that criteria. "We can’t describe how sad we are for Russell DeVaughn and his family. We are deeply saddened and regret the loss of Russell DeVaughn, but because you have this violent out-of-con­ trol criminal that presents a dan­ ger to the community, law enforcement lias a duty to appre­ hend him so he can't hurt any­ body. Regrettably in the process he did just that." Funeral services for Russell DeVaughn will be held at 2 p.m. Friday al the Brisson Funeral Home on 905 Laurel Ave. in Sanford. He is survived by his parents, Mike and Tippy DeVaughn of Sanford; itis brother, Tim of Colorado Springs; sisters, Nicole and Jessica of Colorado Springs; Itis aunt and uncle, Dave and Marie DeVaughn of Sanford; cousins, Hallie DeVaughn Willis and Bill Willis of Sanford, Alicza.idra and Joscphtna Willis of Sanford; and great-aunt and uncle, Dolly and Forrest Foggin of Deltona. is now a dull green. However, Sedigh believes his orange and turquoise coloring will return after a few more weeks of recov­ ery. Sediglt said Dino probably sur­ vived on his own for more titan a month as a result of natural instinct and some good luck. Since iguanas eat only flowers, fruit and vegetables, lie probably itad access to food, and the recent rainfall kept him hydrated. "I didn't want to give up believing lie was still alive after such a long time," she said. "But, I was stalling to lu v ltope. I had decided, however, that l wasn't going to give up until I heart) something." Since his return, Dino is receiv­ ing lots of tender lovir.g care Irom Sedigh, tier father, Reza, and iter sister, Shannon, who is visiting from New York. He's even getting along with the two newest members of the family, Sabzi and Marmalack — two iguanas adopted by Sedigh dur­ ing Dino's absence. Right now, though, Dino is the iguana of the hour in the Sedigh household. He's been feasting on oranges and other treats since Sunday. The only thing Sedigh said she would like to Know now is where her beloved iguana was during his time away from home. "I wish he am id tell me what hr did all month," shr said. "He probably had so many adven­ tures." I Christopher Patton can bo reached at cpattonOaemlnolelterald.com or 407-322-2911. Dino c c t J Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard, loft, and City Commissioner Velma Williams, center, present a $5,000 check to Hortenso Evans. Interim executive director of the Seminole County Youth Commission. The City Commission approved Iho donation to help the Youth Commission comploto Its mission, which is to enhance the quality of life lor Sominolo County Youth up to 10 yonrs old. ( !i i i t • State officials warn residents to prepare for hurricanes now By Nick Pieifauf Staff Writer ( 1 i s w Ol at h. Florida Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner Tom Gallagher and , the Florida Department of Insurance have issued warnings to home owners in connection with hurricane preparedness. In most cases, following their advice will cost some money. Yet, in consideration of what may be tost should your home be struck by a hurricane or tornado, the c o s t m a y tie m in im a l. lior evtmpWi>'Maku sm e yuui roof-lo-wall connections are strong. Install hufrlhUtd Bfriifjj&br dips at weak points. Replace old cr d ctrrW atrd roof covering It components. al Install impact resistant win­ dows or shutters to protect your home front flying debris. Replace any weak doublewide garage doors with hurri­ cane resistant ones, or stiffen doors with a retrofit kit. Replace weak entry doors with tested, hurricane resistant doors and frames. Strengthen frame anchorage to the wall, and install hardware to support the top and bottom of the door. Others have also made sug­ gestions. For persons with light weight outbuildings or campers, the time to conduct tie dow ns is al Si st C dt A Lt T1 vi fc di c*. at fa v» at <ii le notv. When a hurricane approaches, there will be a great deal more work to be done and time may run out sooner than tu it may expect. The suggestions for your insurance needs arc more urgent. The Department of Insurance suggests you purchase insurance now. Insurance companies to not accept new applications or requests for increased coverage once a hurricane nears Florida. I’urchase an emergency portable radio that will work oven it your power tv’s-* out. . M ake a list ut. telephone num ­ bers to call including law enforcement, phone rimnpany, electrical companies, water cornpanic's. and even neighbors. You drtn'i know when yott will he in need o f assistance cn ce those winds start blowing and the rain begins falling from one of those storms. Most everyone tuts heard of the need to have non-perishable food stored. Also remember the need for light - have candles, flashlights, lanterns and others available - and remember of have extra batteries for the lights as tvell as radio. Know tv hat the policy covers. Flood and wind damage are often aivered in separate poli­ cies. Decide if you need this pro­ tection and contact your agent for more information. Make sure coverage is ade­ quate, including recent home improvements or purchases you may have made since you look out the original policy. Consider increasing coveiage i» your poli­ cy doesn't cover the current value of your home and its con­ tents. . Know the name of your insur­ ance company. Write it down, including the police number and phone number lo call to report a claim. Then keep tho policies and other related Information in a sale deposit box, ni with a rela­ tive or friend, away from your house. If they drc tfeslro/ecf in a friend's home, you will probably not need to file a claim. Although Honda law does not require homeowner's Insur­ ance, some cities or counties require liability coverage if you own certain pels or a swimming pool. Government officials and per­ sons involved in such areas as hurricane cleanup agree that the time to make preparations is as soon as possible. Waiting until a hurricane forms and begins heading our wav is too late for many of the Insurance Commissioner's sugjp.c*i*tns. Continued from Page IA "There was one older woman who called and said site loved animals," Sedigh said. "Site said there is a crawl space under her house, and she Itad a feeling it tvould be a place an iguana would go. "Although lie wasn't there, she called me hark several times ask­ ing if Dino had boon found," site said. ' She's just a really sweet lady." On Sunday, Sedigh received the call she was waiting for. A woman had spotted Dino on Elliott Avenue (earlier in the month, two women had seen a striped tail lliat could have been Dino on the same street). Another of Scdigh's neighbors who lives on Scott Avenue, called a little while later informing her Dino had been caught. "His dogs had scared Dino, who ended up by a fence," Sedigh said. "He picked Dino up, and no called me to let me know. I was in shock." According to Sedigh, Ditto managed to fare pretty well in tho wild, t to didn't lone any t weight, he didh't become loo l dehydrated, and he still is as docile and sociable as tie was before his journey. 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Nick Ptflifauf can be reached at n icfcpO aem lnoleh eield.com 407-322-2611. or R otarians honor Sabier e> th w Lt to SI dt di Th# StormHoi hit Ottwido and things writ n#v#r be lh* turn* ll'l oil new ipinning body-tocilttf , . , . , . ^ tn ih.,11 ih Uh nl nil mm Wi alto till! ham iho mou mokip«ton i.rl*i tho! you con vnjoy togtltw with family and friondtl Etptrionc* oil tho wotti y Km Corny to Vrat h Wudi 1 Hamid photo by Tommy Vtncant Michael McGibeny, scargent-ol arms lor the Sanford noon Rotary Club, presonts a plaque lo Mike Saltier of Iho Sanford Fire Department Ino Rotary Club honored Salbor. a firelighter/paramedic, with tho dub's Public Servant Community Service Award lor Service Above Sell. Sabler's five-year career with ttie Sanlord Fire Department has Included delivering three babies and working extras shifts on the special roscuo team during numerous natural disasters. ALL D A Y Adult dr CM d P R I C E 'Plut Tox • With You Merida ID Not Valid On Memorial Day ON 6200 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE Orlando, Ft. 32819 • 407-351-1600 www.watnwlld.com i n t e r n a t i o n a l d r i v e �T itr. S eminole H erald Vintage View Photo •ubcnttlod to 0M HcrWO by Uraco Mart* BtbwcIpNw Theso 1952-53 Seminole high School faculty members are working on report cards In the school office. Beginning left and around the table, Lucy Smith (English) Al Salalino (Literature) Roger Hards (Biology, Psychology & School Book Keeper) Elmlna Bisbee (Spanish), Ethel Riser, (Algebra). Barbara Ruprect (Home Economic*), Dr. J.B. Root (Literature) Nellie Coleman, (Latin, Speech), Roy Nichols (English) Joseph Mathloux (Civics) Rebecca Slovons (Shorthand, typing, bookkeeping) Ollio Reese Whittle (Glee Club), Mae Fort I (Chemistry, office assistant) and Herman Mords (Principal). irport pntlnued from Page 1A v/ill depart for Aruba; Incun; Liberia, Costa Kica; Vutica; and Punta Cana of the bminican Republic. The airift will return to Sanford in the rly evening before continuing (to the northern U.5. cities. >antt Cookson, vice presi­ lt of Vacation Express, said company was impressed [h the pubfic/private partnerat the Sanford airport and the regional opportunities drport provides. Ve decided to use Orlando ford as our hub because their I tenninal facilities are conve­ rt and efficient," Cookson ’‘Additionally, the airport serves both Orlando and Daytona Beach and there is a substantial cost savings." Cookson said fligntserv.com, an Atlanta-based company, will conduct the dally operations of the flying program. fllghtserv.com is a whollyowned subsidiary of eResources Capital Croup. Larry Gouldthorpc, president of TBI Airport Management Inc., said he expects the new service to bring about 350,000 new pas­ senger: through the airport TBI is contracted by the 5anford Airport Authority to manage the day-to-day operations of the air­ port. "We are delighted that Vacation Express and flightscrv.com have selected Orlando Sanford as its hub," Gouldthorpc said. "This is a big accomplishment for this young, growing commercial airport." Orlando Sanford International Airport Is ranked among the 16 busiest airports in the nation, based on International passengetraffic. Airport officials point to the airport's free parking con­ gestion-free environment, short­ walking distances and low oper­ ating costs as key advantages to Orlando International Airport. Wednesday. July II. 2001 P n g c 7 , \ L o n gw o o d ------ Boat Continued from Page 1A building was once a school building in 1885 and the original South Seminole High School. With historic buildings near the proposed community building, Daimwood said it was very important for him not to over­ shadow the other structures. "W c tried to keep it scaled down as much as w c could," said Daimwood about, the design. "It was a challenge to place it on the (17,500 square feet) site." Perhaps the biggest challenge for the new community building was receiving a hid from a gen­ eral contractor under the city's $1.1 million budget. United Enterprises of Lake Mary won the bidding war with a bid of 5956538. "It's unheard of in 2001. We anticipated it would come in at $1.25 million," said Daimwood about the low bid. United Enterprises has fust completed their third year of business, but according to copresident Larry LaPlanl, the general and telecommunica­ tions contractor grossed $9.6 million lart year. Another pro­ ject United Enterprises Is involved in is the Celebration World Resort where they are beginning construction on their seventh building in the gated community. "It means a lot to be so close to the project. We're looking at this project to put us on the m ap," LaPlant said. "We will be here 24 hours a day to make sure the project is done on time and on budget." Christopher Patton can Church. He was also an urdained minister. He is survived by his wife, Cherie, his mother Dot Waller of Sanford, his brother Jerry Walker of Longwood and two sisters Gay Chappuis of Switzerland and Sherra Jones of Sanford. A memorial service will be held al 10 a.m. Thursday at the First United Methodist Church in Sanford. In lieu of flowers, lease send donations to The irst United Methodist Church, 419 Park Ave., Sanford, FL. ? Christopher Patton can bn reached at cpattonOaamlnotaharald.com or 407-322-2611. SPECTACULAR TENNESSEE LAKEFRONT A fabulous, new lakefront property. 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R U SSI IN SU R A N C E Community Briefs , G u a rd ia n A d ' L ltc ir i' V utSnlcer HUtorlc Prrw vallon The Sanford’ ' Historic Conference, July- JjyUjf-6 p.m., at reservtion Board ’w ill‘ •meet Tradewlrvds SIratal Beach Hotel, hursdav, July 12, beginning at 5 S t Petersburg Beach. m. in the dty commission chamTVansportatlon meeting .■r* of Htv hall. ih e beminuie County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Honoring Judge Nelson Each year GAL (Guardian Ad Commerce will have a "Beat the -Item Program) nominates on out- Rush" Breakfast, Friday, July 13, Larding advocate In their com- from 7 5 0 until 9 5 0 a.m. at nunity. This year the honor will go Orlando Hilton North, Altamonte o tlic Honorable Debra Steinberg Springs- The meeting will feature a vlebcn, L-. Sanford, for ill *h*> has panel discussion on regional trans­ lone for children and her steadfast portation issues. Cost is $20 for upport of the program. A plaque members, $30 for non-members. For reservations contact Sally vill be ^resented to lier at the Continued from Page 1A dants even wear helmets, it would have definitely helped, but I don't know if it would have saved his life." Waller was riding with friend and boat owner Yves Belanger, also of Seminole County. According to officials, Belanger is the owner of Sanford-based Gibson Trucking World. Belanger suffered only bruises. According to Horster, the rac­ ing boat was seen almost every weekend off the shore of New Smyrna Beach. Waller was a sales manager at Gibson Trucks and a member of Ihe Northland Community Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family’s protection and security. Since I96H Underwood at 407-834-4404, e x t 229. 2575 S . French Ave. Sanford Sink My Battleship The City o f Winter Springs Partes and Recreation Department will liual a remote control model warship battle at the retention pond in Trotwood Park, Saturday, July 14 from 9 a.m. until 4 pm ., and Sunday, July 15, from 9 can. until 2 pan. 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. For more Information phone 407-3^7-4761. (407) 322-0285 \ A u to-O w n ers I n s u r a n c e Lite Home Car Business Tl. ~/T. fVyft* Dock/ ■* • Van* • Rachel * N ine W e il • Avia • Tlmberland ■ O P • New Balance R ACK R O O M SHOES The Big B ra n d sl The Big S a v in g sl V isit u s a t w w w .fn c k r o o m s h o a s .c o m \o ^BIG BRAND ~ SAND ALSrBLOW 0 L01 ., School 93 Years of Quality Education ... teaching and guiding every step of the way! OPEN HOUSE F ree E nrollment F ee T his Day Only! 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I I ihau ) P a g e I1A Wednesday, July 11.2001 L if e S t y l e Cashier vows to get even with customers on cell phones DEAR ABBY: I have liad it with people who talk nonstop on cell phones while simulta­ neously con­ ducting other business. A sa cashier in a large retail chain, I expe­ rience this rudeness daily. Dear Customers Abby come to my register, dump their purchases on tire counter, and continue their cell phone con­ versations without even acknowledging me. After I ring up their total, tliey'll hand over their rnone)' or credit card , without looking up, grab their stuff and walk away — still talking a mile a minute. Do you know what I've started doing to get even? I purposely “forget” to put one of their items into tlieir bag, or “accidentally” charge them twice for something. I know it's not the right thing to do, but I have absolutely no qualms about i t If they don't have the good manners and common sense to ask the per­ son on the line to hold (an average transaction takes less than a minute), these losers deserve to make an extra trip back to get their merchandise or correct their bill. Maybe next time they'U pay mote attention when they get in my line. Thanks fur letting me vent! CASHIER WITH A M ISSION Raines Jr. visits friends and fam ily in Sanford Levi "D uke" Raines Jr., a Sanford native son, was recent­ ly in the city visiting with his family and friends. Wearing a smile, lie was excited at having recently graduated with the class of 2001 from Airport High School, Columbia, S.C. Monday evening, May 21, at the Carolina Coliseum, Levi Jr., joined mure than 200 Marva classmates to receive their high school diplo­ Haw mas. • • • Levi Jr. will be remembered at Airport High as the guy with a different talent, different dream and different destination. Levi "D uke" ns he is nffec- / IK « si .• . r\ r > . » : ^ c soar UNivotsAL rw s* swuicAtr . v -<e: ^S - >4.1 • jfig g S lfi ■ J*f m a m II'' V .,,! I Z P-rt 1 DEAR WORRIED: If Kevin's behavior has changed since the divorce, it's possible he's overwhelmed by all the responsibility he has when the children a r e ; ...him . By all mean* apeak up! If it continues, hls overbearing manner will destroy hls rela­ tionship with hls children. O ffer to take the children on a regular basis for a while; it might lessen your son's stress. I *» v- • •i i F T ■ . * 3 Ji lac Hm i M photo# by Tommy Vlncont f>« Semfaa* Ccuvy i Bgonca LOmfTTss*on recertify dedicated two his­ torical markets. Pictured above with the BeiaJr mark­ er are, from right, Historical Commission Vice Chairman John Bistiine, Gowvy Comniissiorw Daryl McLain, along with Mary Bistlne, Etta Jane Keogh and Lttan Griffin. Pictured left at the Forest Ofy marker are, from left. BtsOkie, Historical Commission Chairman Linda Batman, Hatoric Society Vic o President Cedi Tucker end the Rev H>ck Pieaswit Community Notes J azz Concert .The Altamonte Jazz Ensemble, directed by Mike Arena, will pre­ sent its summer concert 7 p.m. Sunday, July 22. with a "Tribute To Tommy Dorsey," and music made popular by Jus famous orchestra. During tiie slightly more than 20 years of his hand leading career, Dotsev was one of the most dom­ inant factors in the big ban music business. It was lie who had tlio fust big success with a style com­ bining both sweet and swing, t ie was tiie first who made vocal groups a really important part of tiie dance ordustra. The Jazz Ensemble will feature Dorse)’ alumnus, trombonist Jim Foy, recreating tiie music made famous by Dorsey ami his trom­ bone. Also featured will be vocal­ ists Don Ryer and Ellen Ryzner, recreating the songs of Frank Sinatra and tiie Pied Pipers. The event will be held in tiie Like Brantley High School Auditorium in Aitamontc Springs. Admission Is $8 at the door. far more information, call 407822-7528 or e-mail ansiar4mpinet.net. Railroad Show Ihe 9th Annual Central Horida Railroad Show will be Isold Saturday, July 28, from 9 a m until 3 p.in. at Bill I fester Exhibit I fall, Volusia County Fairgrounds, 1-1 exit 54, DeLind. Admission is $5 for adults. Children under 12 fax’, featured will be a model train and railroad artifact sluiw and sale, model trains, railroad Levi “Duke” Raines Jr. others. • Raines has continued to have inquiries from many col­ leges. He has chosen to contin­ ue his football career by attending and studying for a degree at Georgia Military, Mileaton, Ga., where he aspires for n career in criminal justice. Levi is the proud son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Byrd of Columbia, S.C. Attending the graduation of their grandson was Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cody, hi* Aunt Smija Mittcny, cousins Chelsea and Timothy Mlnccy o f Sanford. Good Luck Levi "D u ke" in your life's journey. Nebraska, University ot Kentucky, University of South Carolina, Tennessee, Clcmson. Auburn, Michigan and many Happy Birthday, Tbwanna Byrd. Butt rot one of the most serious diseases to attack Central Florida palm trees M a rk in g h i s t o r y DEAR CASHIER: What the ! customer* are doing la rude; 1 what YOU are doing Is far wane!.!/you were mi empiDyHryou lory. Sooner or later this will sateh up to yn»v It's only a matter of time. If you are wise, you will try to get at the root of what's really causing your anger. It's not the customers. Trust me. DEAR ABBY:; am deeply concerned about our grand- * children, ages 6 and 9. Our son, "Kevin,” recently went through a divorce. He now shares custody with his exwife. When Kevin and the kids come over for Sunday dinner, my tarn turns dinnertime into a battleground, fa r example, he'll argue with the children nonstop and force them to cat things they don't like. 1 think he's intentionally trying to rtir up trouble. His fathn- and 1 cat in silence and try not to inter­ fere. We just pray Kevin will hurry up and go home. We're nervous wrecks by the time they leave. When my husband and I have the children alone, we're able to create a relaxed atmos­ phere, and our grand kids respond to that We talk calmly •to them about their day, what happened at school,'or any­ thing that may be bothering them. I am concerned about tire mental well-being of our grandchildren, Abby. When they get hurt, Kevin doesn’t try to comfort them or check to see how bad the boo-boo is — he orders them to stop crying and quit acting like babies. Should we speak up or butt ouf and leave our son alone? 1*10056 help. WORRIED ABOUT KEVIN'S KIDS As quarterback No. 10, he tionately called, spent a suc­ cessful four years playing the 1 filled the running slot where three games he loves best, foot­ they became a 5-0 team. ball, baseball and weightlift­ The Airport High superstar entered the season as a junior ingUnder the coaching quarterback and the team beat of Airport Coach Les their neighbors BooklandEvans, Ix v i’s career on Cayce by a score of 44 to 6. the Class A AAA Raines senior year was a sea­ Program began when son he says he will always he was a sophomore. remember In his lifetime. Many Raines became an out­ times Rains said that Coach standing quarterback Evans was proud of his Eagle team. They worked hard In of the year for the Eagles. The 1998 season practice and scored and won every gam e with scores like 49 k in s was when the Airport staff figured Raines, to 14. Even when the going got who was a 5 foot 10 tough, Raines was a threat anyinch, 185-pounder and had time he touched the bail. won his division's state Now that high school days w eightlifting championship, are over and they arc calling indeed had the strength to run for the great quarterback at the hall. such schools as University of memorabilia and over 17,000 square feet of show space. For information contact Mill Cross at 407-656-5056 or Many Oldiond at 407-834-8245. Pre-SHIP Workshop Information potential first time home buyers need to know on Itow to become an approved buyer will be lltc Subject of a workshop at the offices of GoldenRuk* Housing, 417 E 2nd Street in Sanford, Monday, July 30 beginning at 7 p.m. Seating is lim­ ited so phone for reservations at 407-324-9123. Attendees will receive a free FannieMae foundation information packet on home ownership. Persons on a fixed income could qualify for $5,000 to $25,000 for down pay­ ment assistance from SHIP. iy specie grown in Florida in both natur­ al and urban environments and they certainly add beauty and a tropical look to our land­ scapes. Palms are generally rr*0 * sidcrcd to be pest and dis­ ease free, hut a few diseases c a n a ftr to r even kill wellestablished palms. One • • • • • • • such disease is called butt rot This disease probably occurs in all counties in the state where palms grow, and it is consid­ ered to be one of the most seri­ ous "diseases to nlltohtm* gftlwn "’r,ln florid*** ° |1Wa 'n ,,rt' *0 Host Hants All palins are considered the primary hosts of this fungus. In general, 1/you observe a conk on a palm trunk, it is probably safe to assume it is G. zona turn and not some other fungus. Ru»t rot has been document­ ed on 59 different species of ve I palms are susceptible to this disease. Disease Symptoms The initial symptom that may be observed is a wilting, of all leaves but the spear leaf. A general decline often follows these symptoms. However only when these syrup aocomp “•I'toitMt Ib iL d bus 0 The Fiingtis The fungus causing butt rot is called Ganoderms zona turn. The spore producing body or o »ik is the structure we use to identify this fungus. The conk originates from fungal growth inside the palm trunk. When the conk first starts to form on the side of a nalm trunk or palm stump, it is a solid white mass that is relative­ ly soft to the touch. It will have an irregular to circular shape and is relatively flat on the trunk or stump. As the conk matures, a small shelf or bracket will start to form ns the conk begins to extend or protrude from the trunk, it will suit f a while both on the top and bottom surfaces. Eventually, it will form a very distinct shelf-like structure that i9 quite hard with a elazed reddish-brown top buiL cc o n J a while undtisuifacv. A mature conk will have dis­ tinct 4U.VCS. The conk will have a half-moon shape with the rel­ atively "straight” side directly attached to the trunk. Conks can be up to 8 inches at their widest point and 2 inches thick. Microscopic spores are pro­ duced in the "pores" present on the underside of the conk. When tiie spores are dropped mi mass on a wliite surface, they will appear brownish-red in color. Objects immediately around a conk that has dropped its spores may appear to be cov­ ered with a rusty colored dust The conk of this fungus is considered an annual growth and does not increase in size each year. It is considered that the spores are the primary means of spread uf llu. fungus. be diighbsed R-ithThW! disease. Also, it has been observed that conks can form prior to any obvious wilting or decline symptoms, it is not known exactly how many months or years pass between initial infec­ tion of a palm and development of the conk. There is no method that can determine if a palm is infected with this disease until the conk forms. It has been established that it is not a vascular or a root dis­ ease, and that palms wilt because tiie vascular tissue, os well as the surrounding tissue, has been degraded by the fun­ gus. The fungus colonizes and degrades the palm trunk tissue closest to the soil line first cjqxm Ja In uLuWlcz at the bare and moves up the center or near-center of the trunk. The fungus extends no more than about 5 feet up into the palm trunk. Butt ret Is bastealiy a dis­ ease uf mature palms. Tb date, no environmental conditions or landscape man­ agement practices ha i t been associated with this disease. Disease Management There are no fungidd* rec­ ommendations for this disease. Diseased palms should be removed, as soon as possible, after the conks appear on the trunk. It has been observed repeatedly that replacement palms planted into the same site where a palm died from butt rot will also become dis­ eased with butt to. and die. At F«rr»r Is S s m ln o t* County Urban H orticultural. Inquiries m ay bo S b s cta d to Mm ot D o Coeporattya Exten sion sorvtc a. tso W. County Homo Rood, Sanford. FI. 12771 or phono H H t U . AS Somlnoto County Conporottvo P slan efen xenrtc ox a r t opan to aft roganftooo o t toco, color, OCX. harrftca o or notional nrfpfn Seminole High School receives funding for new computer equipment Seminole High School has been selected to receive $1,915 to purchase new computer equipment for the school's library media renter The SUNLINK computer equipment pro­ vides students with access to the holdings of more than 2,(NX) school library media centers from 63 school districts. It con­ tains more titan 16 million hold­ ings and more than 1 million unique records of library media resources. 5UNLINK enables students to lind and use information resources beyond their own information skills, database searching A".d critical thinking. Seminole ’ liglt qualified to receive the new allocation from the Horida Department o f , Education because the school is in good standing. All reports and maintenance responsibili­ ties had to be met in order for the school to receive the fund? In other Seminole 1 ligh news, the school has a guidance coun­ selor available to register all new students planning to attend the school next school year. New rcsidMits are encouraged to call 407-320-5054 or 407-3205113 to schedule an appoint­ ment to register to attend the school and to conference with a guidance counselor about the student's schedule. All returning students rcceii cd a copy of their sched­ ule for classes next year before tiie 2000-2001 school year ended. If schedule changes are needed because tiie student hds attended summer school or for other reasons, it is important to schedule a conference with a guidance counselor to discuss any such changes before school starts The first day of school i? Monday, Aug. b. An open hoose/new student orientation is Friday, Aug. 3, from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Students may pick up their schedules, visit their class­ rooms, meet their teachers and , receive other helpful informa tion. �T he S eminole H erald Wednesday. July H . 2001 P a g e !> V T h e w a y w e w e re : Remembering a ‘mover and shaker’ I recently received informa­ tion about long-time resident, John Kridcr, compiled by his sons, John Jr. and Jim. John will be remembered as a real "mover and shaker” In this area. His accomplishments are many and varied. Today, you will read about his early life. John Krider was bom in Montgomery County, Pa., in 1907. His parents were Samuel and Ella Mae (Williams) Kridcr. He was next to the youngest of five children. John's grandfather emigrated from Germany, first settling In New York, later in Pennsylvania. The three Kridcr boys loved to play baseball and when they were old enough, the)’ each played semi-pro ball In the Philadelphia area. John went on to lay professionally. He was a pitcher In leagues along the eastern seaboard from 1928 through 1936. He played for such tegms as those in Rocky Mount, N .C , Macon, Ga., Hartford, Conn., Nashville and Knoxville, Term., Baltimore, Md., Wilkes Bane and Scranton, Pa. W hile John was In Macon, he met Sarah Keith who was work­ ing for the Macon Chief of Police. Sarah had moved there from Griffin, Ga., after graduat­ ing from high school. Both of her parents nad died during the influenza epidemic o f 1919. John and Sarah married in Macon in 1930 and lived there during baseball's off season. “Hiring winter months, John w oula search for work, some years unsuccessfully because of the Depression. Their first son, John, was bom in Macon in 1931. During the 1936 season, John left the Wilkes Barre team to move to Sanford where he played briefly with the local entry in the Fliorida State After being In Sanford a short while, the Scranton, Penn, team asked i f John would come help them In their pennant race. John agreed, but Sarah said she was­ n’ t moving anywhere for awhile slnoe the was expecting their second child. Jim was bom in Sanford, in August, 1936 while his dad was in Scranton. There were many people in Sanford who helped the Kriders feel at home during the time John was in Scranton, and for years afterward. Some of them were Mrs. Goodhue, landlady of their first apartment at Park Avenue and 10th Street, an unknown man who worked at a Standard Oil Station at Park and 3rd Street who vouched for Sarah so she could cash John's checks from Scranton, Dr. J.N. Tolar, Sara's doctor during her pregnancy and the family physician for many years, Mr. White, a butch­ er at a grocery store at the cor­ ner of Magnolia and 2nd Street, Mr. Joel Field who hired John to drive freight trucks to Jacksonville, Mr. Jack Morrison who provided employment for John at his Pure CHI Station on Park Avenue at Commercial, Mr. Reitz who owned the Amoco Station at the com er of Sanford and 2nd Street, Dr. Brownlee, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, and many others. The Kriders had to sell their Model-A Ford since they need­ ed the money, so they walked almost everywhere. They were often able to borrow Mr. Field's Model-A pickup truck for a day at New Smyrna Beach. They were eventually able to buy another car, a Chevrolet sedan owned by dentist Dr. Wade Rucker. When Mr. Reitz died, John was able to buy his Amoco Station and he eventually became owner o f the Amoco dlstributoraiiip In die aica, operating the bulk plant on the lakefront just west of Park Avenue. John sold the Amoco Station on Sanford Avenue to "Brownie" Brown. In early 1937 the Krider fami­ ly moved from Mrs. Goodhue's apartment to a wooden framed house on East 4th Street, renting It from Mr. and Mrs. M itchell In 1940 they bought their firat home at 1322 Summerlin Avenue for about $900. It was a repossession by foe Home Owner's lo a n Company. Two of the men who helped in reno­ vating foe house and building additions were Mr. Green and Ike Butler. Tile house Iu.a an icc box with Icc delivered twice a week. There was no hot water heater however, so water for dish washing and bathing was heated on an electric stove. During World War II, gaso­ line and tires were some of the items rationed. John was required to collect foe stamps from all the stations he supUed, stick them in ration books ohn Jr. and Jim 's job) and deposit them with a bank. The banks were required to keep records of lire stamps deposited, then they were burned. In 1943 the Draft Board had to begin drafting men as old as 36. John and several other Sanford men were sent to Camp Blanding to get their pre induc­ tion physicals. AU were then sent nome, and those who passed were told to wait for their orders. The Army changed its mind however, and before any of foe men were drafted, they lowered the age level to where It had been. After the war, Interest rose In having a professional baseball team in Sanford. John joined with a number of other local businessmen who eventually convinced the New York Giants to form a farm team to play In the Class D Florida State League, which was coming back here after the war. The Sanford Giants team was formed In 1946 with John as General Manager. He later became the non-play­ ing field manager in 1947, lead­ ing the team to a pennant that year. Many of you will remember these games, played in the Municipal Stadium at Mellonville and Celery Avenues. The stadium was tom down and foe present Memorial Stadium was built in 1953. A dorm for the New York Giants spring training team was built on the site o f foe old stadium. The building was later used as a dorm for the Sanford Naval Academy then converted into offices for the Seminole County School Board. John later served on both the Sanford City Commission and Seminole County Commission, as well as chief executive officer o f foe Sanford/Seminole S C lam ber or C cn m crcr. in three positions and others, lie was instrumental in bringing many industries to Sanford and help­ ing the community in many ways. His sons are continuing research on his life ami the many area projects Ire helped bring to fruition. When more is completed, I will share it with you. John Jr. presently lives in DeLand wilh his wife, the for­ mer Eloise Benton of Sanford. Jim lives in Clemson, S.C. with his wife Carol and son Matthew. L ake F o rest P u b llX ® pO ° D & P H A R M A C Y LAKE FOREST VILLAGE SHOPPES 5240 W. S.R. 46, SANFORD (407) 321-0423 5 O ff G R O C ER Y PURCH ASE O F $25 O R M O R E LU #5902 1 Coupon Per Purchase •No Alcohol * Tobacco • Lotto COUPON uOOD ONLY AT LAKE FOREST PUDLIX [ 3 im m unity News Summer Food Program The Sanford Homing Authority fa sponsoring a Summer Food Service Program for children during July. The program, similar to tlie National School Lunch program, provides nutritionally balanced meals to needy children regardless of race, colot; creed, religion, sex, handicap, age, or national origin, dur* ing the summer vacation when school breakfasts and lunches are not available. AJ) child n n 18 and younscc Dothtainnksiand imtenrolled if open sites are eligible for a breakfast and lunch at no charge. The programs are only for approved mbwS S S mIcs! areas of nera "'her* atkaat one-half of the children qualify for free or reduced price meals during the school year. Feeding rites are located at schcofa and provide meals to all children in the immediate vicini­ ty of Castle Brewer Court, William Clark Court and Cowan Mough ton Terrace. For additional information phone Robert L Guy at 407-3300419. Vnluntcen Needed The Salvation Army of Seminole Cixmty 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 main­ tain a positive relationship. For information phone 407322-2642, ext 233. ’’Camp Achievement* every week, now through July 27. Camp hours are 7:30 am . until 530 p m , Activities Indude team sports, arts and crafts, show and tdl, basic gymnastics, martial arts, character development, and every Friday fa Field Trip Friday. Cost fa $100 per week with a $5 discount for additional children. Daily rates area available. The camp fa located at 601 East 25th Place, just off Sanford Avenue, one block south of 25th Street and Sanford Avenue. It fa open to children age 5 and up. For additional information phone 407-252-3103 or 407-322- Depaitmer scheduling Communit Team (CEF begin Thu: for seven o evenings ft matcly93C SBucits ago, about areas have received CERT training which fa built around individual and family survival aldUs, includ­ ing auch topks as life-saving tech­ nique*. emergency firat aid procedurea, fire fighting, hazardous materials awareness and disaster Churches, parent-teacher orga­ nizations, fraternal organizations and businesses are urged to regis­ ter For a registration form, contact Seminole County Division of FjTV‘fK *v y MaiVigarumt at -1C7- i— — — on a Residential Our Specialty 12 M o n th C D $1,000 minimum deposit required deeV cIhahspecIal The Bank For Y ou And Y our Community ! 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Sf:\irNor.i: 11i k \i;i>- Inside: Section B W ed n esd ay July 11, 2001 Hotter than a firecracker — FW C ’s fiveyear freshwater fishing license During July, anyone who buvs a five-year freshwater fishing license will receive a bonus pack­ age with fish­ ing tackle and magazines worth more than the license's cost ($61.50). Purchasers of lifetime licenses and five-year com„ bination Jim Shupa licenses that include freshwa­ ter fishing privileges also are eligible for this promotion. In addition, the package will include special deals and rebate offers. In effect, partic­ ipants get five years worth of freshwater fishing virtually for free. Lure manufacturers such as Berkley, Culprit, DOA, Gary Yamamoto, PRADCO and Storm arc providing sample lures for license buyers. G edda's homs-grmvr Millenium IVvist Fishing System also will be Included in the package. A package of Daiichi bassworm hooks is included from Trn-Tum International, along with Ultra-Point hooks from Mustad. Sierra Games will include a functional demo CD for their most popular fishing games. A package of bream hooks Is offered by the North American Fishing Club, along with r discount­ ed membership offer that ihcidour to otlier tree otters. Bass Pro Shops is giving away an insulated coffee mug. Quantum is offering a special reel oil in a pen-like dispenser. In addition, popular Florida fishing destinations arc being highlighted by con­ vention and visitors' bureaus from Central Florida, Lee Island Coast, Kissimmcc/St. Cloud and Seminole County, each of which have included a free gift for five-year license buyers. . Popular magazines like BAS§' “Structure Basics," "Florida Fishing and Boating," and "Florida Wildlife" will be included. Coupons will let partici­ pants get a free copy of "Florida Sportsman," along with a free pass to one of its boat shows, and discounted memberships in "The Big Bass Record Club," and the International Game Fish Association, both of which provide free incentives to join. Larsen Outdoor Press, Carlson Tackle and other companies also make special offers to enhance the pack­ age. In addition, Florida LAKEWATCH. the Division of Freshwater Fisheries and the Florida Boating Safety Program are providing valu­ able information. Licenses can be purchased from an on-line vendor (such ««•eAngler.com where a $1.95 surcharge applies) through FWC'b UtsCnt lircnjo num­ ber (Call 1-888-F1SHFLOrida. A $3.95 surcharge applies to these credit card transactions.) or at your local tax collector's office. You can start fishing right away, and an attractive plastic license along with your bonus pack­ age will be mailed to you within a month to six weeks. If that is not incentive enough, five-year and life­ time licenses automatically cover any fee increases tiiat may occur before the license expires. Anglers can purchase tltc See Outdoors, Page 2B Sports C lhss Ii'EDS GE-3E C rossword 6B T V L istings 4B Brawn tops heart in PONY 14’s By Dean Smith Sports Editor DELTONA — Brawn and power proved to be too much for heart and hus­ tle this time. The Seminole All-Stars fought toothand-nail from the first out to the last Monday night, even battling back from a 3-0 deficit to tie the game after four innings, but the physically superior Pascual PONY Baseball Team from Miami was just too strong, drooping Seminole into the Loser's Bracket of the PONY 14'« State Tournament, 11-4, at the West Volusia PONY Baseball Complex in Deltona. Miami nine too strong for Seminole in State opener In the other game played Monday, the West Palm Beach All-Stare whipped the Forest Hills All-Stare from Tampa, 6-1. The tournament continued on TUesday; with Seminole challenging Forest Hills in a survivor game at 6 p.m. and Miami taking on the hosts from West Volusia PONY Baseball at 8:30 p.m. The Scminolc/Forest Hills survivor takes on the loser of the Miaml/Wcst Volusia game on Wednesday at 6 p.m. and West Palm Beach plays the Miami/Wcst Volusia winner In the Winner's Bracket final at 8:30 p.m. On Thursday, Wednesday's 6 p.m. game winner takes on the 8 3 0 p.m. loser at 6 p.m. in the Loser's Bracket final, with the winner of that game taking on Wednesday's 8:30 p.m. game winner at S:30 p.m. If two teams have one loss after Thursday, a winncr-takc-all game would be played on Friday at a time to be announced. Both Pascual and Seminole got a run­ ner to second in the first inning, but nei­ ther got any further. Miami came out swinging in the sec­ ond inning as pitcher Andy Ung led off with a single but was thrown out trying to steal by Seminole catcher Daniel Kelley. Nelson Martin and Stcfano Rainelli fol­ lowed with two more singles off Seminole starter Luke Kimmig, but the sneaky righthander looked like he would get out ol the frame unscathed as the See Pony, Page 2b Enough said Post 53 avenges loss, wins Jones title By Dean Smith Sports Editor By Dean Smith Sports Editor SAN FORD — Wins and loss­ es at this point in the American . Lugiun season don't really mat* ter, but the Sanford CampbellLoasing Post 53 baseball team had added incentive for wanti­ ng to win Its own Johnny Jones MTn'jH.'! Pmtrih ? f July *th Tournament last week. First, even though this was not the first year that this tour­ nament had ireen played, It was th<*firet time it had been named in honor of Johnny Jones, a log-time backer of Sanford American Lrgion base­ ball who passed away not too long ago. Second, Post 53 knew they were going to get another snot at Orlando Post )9, made up of players from Lake Brantley, the only team that had beaten Sanford all season. After more or less sleepwalk­ ing through a 6-1 opening night victory over a talented, but young, Poindanna squad. Post 53 went to work on Thursday, sweeping a double­ header in about as dominating a performance as can be imag­ ined. In the first game, Brandon Pharis threw three perfect Innings and finished with a two-hltter, striking out four and walking one, while allow­ ing no earned runs as Sanford crushed Titusville Pout 1,21-2, In five innings. In the nightcap, Trevor Bcrryhill allowed a leadoff sin­ gle, and then he and reliever Dominic Petracca retired the final 15 batters they faced at Post 53 blanked Winter Park, 12-0, also in five innings. In the other game from PONY State’s at West Volusia « • - »---- - - «--- » ------- » rtoraK ] pnoroa oy lommy mvin c^rti »» - Alumni Field was busy last week as the first Johhny Jones Memorial July 4th Tournament for American Legion Baseball Teams was held at Seminole High School. In the top photo, Poindanna’a Crtstian Olma (No. 18) puts up a roadblock to retire a TttusvWe Post 1 runner after a rundown, while the Poindanna catcher, Kyte Brooks (above, right) pounces on a short passed ball to keep Titusville at bay and a Post 1 pitcher gets ready to let It go (above, left) during Poindanna'a 10-2 victory. Thursday, Titusville blanked Winter Park 5-0. Friday's action opened with I’oindanna clobbering Titusville, 10-2, and then Winter Park nulled off an upset, knocking off Poindanna 6-2. Post 19, which was also impressive In winning an open­ ing night doublchcader, 7-3 over Titusville and 1-0 over Poindanna, then look care of its own business, thumping Winter Park, 11-4, to improve to 3-0 In the tournament, the same record as Post 53. That bet up a game that SYFA to offer football physicals By D*sn Smith Sports Editor SAN FORD — it's that time of year again!!! The Sanford Youth Football Axwviation (SYFA) is registering football players, cheerleaders and dancers for the upcoming 2001 Pop Warner Season. If you have friends or family that haven't signed up yak — now is the time! For the players’ convenience, physicals will held this Saturday (July Nth) at Seminole High School in the portable at the side of Thomas E. Whigham Stadium (the football field) closest to the baseball complex. The physicals will be offered between 9 a m. and noon and will cost $25. The SYFA offers five Sanford Seminole squads divided into five different age groups (and weights) modeled after Seminole I Ilgl. School. Games arc played on Saturday's on the same fields the high school teams play on on Friday night's. Thomas E. Whigham Stadium serves as the home field for the SYFA teams. Young people interested in registering for foot­ ball, cheerleading ro dance must Itavc the follow­ ing itens. I . SYFA Reg'stration Form L Copy of Birth Certificate (must be a state occrtificate, not hospital). 3. Current picture. 4. Physical Exam Form. 5. Copy of 2000-2001 Report Card. 6. Registration Fee. For footbal information call 407-3J0-2541. For cheerleader or dance information call 407­ 330-4454. according to tl»e rules estab­ lished before the tournament meant nothing as Lake Brantley and Sanford were guaranteed of advancing to Saturday's Championship Game because the) Itad the two best records. But neither team was thlnkSee Legion, Page 2B DELTONA — The PONY 14’a State Tournament that began on Monday was the start of two weeks worth of PONY State . Tournaments at the West Volusia PONY Baseball Complex in Deltona. On Tuesday (July 10th) the Shetland Division State Tournament, for 5-and-6 year olds, started with two teams from West Volusia, a team from Seminole Pon/( j team from West Seminole (Altamonte Springs) Pony, a t a x from Forest Hills (Tampa) and a team from Temple Terrace (also In the Tampa area). The tournament will run through Friday and maybe Saturday If the 'if necessary' game is needed. On Saturday (July 14th), the Pony 13'a State Tournament with six teams competing for the title. Clubs Involved will be Seminole, host West Volusia, Miami, Tampa, West Palm Beach and Panama City. This double elimination tour­ nament l« act to run through Wednesday, July 18. All of U\e games will be played at the West Volusia Pony Baseball Complex on Z ijian A.'cr.ue (south off c f 1-4) and the schedules arc za fo l­ lows: SHETLAND D IV ISIO N TUESDAY, JULY 10 Game 1 _ Seminole vs. West * Volusia 2 ,5 3 0 pan. Game 2 _ Forest Hills vs. West Seminole, 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 Game 3 _ Gome 2 winner vs. West Volusia 1,5:30 pan. Game 4 _ Game 1 winner vs. Temple Terrace, 7 p.m. Game 5 _ Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, 8 3 0 p.m. THURSDAY, JULY 12 Game 6 _ Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 winner, 5 3 0 p.m. See State, Page 2B Faiber a standout for NU crew team Special to the Herald BOSTON — Justin Faiber, a native of Longwood, has fin­ ished his second season with the men's crew team at Northeastern University. Faiber was vital to the rhythm and control of the var­ sity eight boat as the coxswain. "Justin is the brains behind the brawn of this year's pow­ erful varsity eight," said coach John Pojednic. "H e is a true racer ■>* heart, and does an excellent job of demanding ower, rhythm and speed for is oarsman." The men's varsity eight had an exceptioital season, after uncertainty because of injuries to key members of the vanity boat. By the end of the season, a full and healthy team was reunited and headed to the Eastern Sprints held at Lake See Faiber, Page 2B B �n i g r 211 Wednesday. July 11.2001 T iif. S eminole H exald J- Pony J crack of the bat and made a Continued from page IBing spectacular one-handed backabout that as both coaches sent handed catch on the warning outstanding leftlianders to the track for the second out of the hill. seventh inning. And it ended up being an out­ Sanabria finished with a threestanding pitcher's duel being hitter, striking out eight and Post 53 ace Adam Sanabria and walking only one. Post 19's Tommy Sutton, who Scott Swanson had a double, was the pitcher that handed while Strickland and Blackstock Sanford its only loss of the sea­ had singles for Lake Brantley. son. Sutton was very good in his Tilings looked bad for Post 53, own right, allowing just one or good for Post 19, depending earned run on five hits, while on your point of view, in the top striking out four, hitting one of the first inning as Geoff and walking two. Strickland led off the game with Pearce led the Post 53 attack a slow roller up the middle that with a pair of singles in three Sanford second baseman trips to the plate, while Krall Angelo Petracca stopped, but had the two-run double. could not make a play on. Also contributing for Sanford Chris Lidfeldt then hit another were Fraysier (single, run), grounder that was hobbled for Jason Louwsma (single), Angelo an error and when Mike Petracca (RBI) and Kimmig (run Hlackstock laid down a perfect scored). sacrifice bunt. Lake Brantley In the win over Titusville, had runners on second and Sanford scored in every inning third with no one out. and sent 10 batters to the plate Sanabria, who led la k e Mary in the third inning and 14 men to the State Final 4 this year, to the plate in the fifth inning, then bore down, getting a strike accumulating 15 hits, including out and an easy grounder to three doubles, five triples, and a short to end the threat. home lull. Sutton Was just as impressive, Contributing to the onslaught using his slow curves, changewere Louwsma (home run, ups and well-placed fast balls to triple, single, four runs, three keep Sanford off balance and RBI), Dominic Petracca (double, retire the first seven batters he two singles, two rums, two RBI), faced, three by strike out, and Pearce (two triples, three runs, not allowing a ball to be hit out three RBI), Kyle Bono (double, of the infield. single, three runs, three RBI), Tilings changed in the bottom Ryan Bono (double, single, two of the third inning, however. RBI), Krall (triple, two runs, two With one out, Uriah Kimmig RBI), Matt Mergo (triple, two ripped a ball to first that was runs, RBI), Kimmig (single, two hobbled for an error and that runs, three RBI) and Stephen opened the door for Sanford. Apfel (three runs). Matt Fraysier followed with a Against Winter Park, Berryhill solid single to right, Post 53's went the first four, striking out first hit of the game, and Tucker five, and Dominic Petracca Pearce also smacked a single, worked a perfect fifth inning, this one to center, to load the striking out all three batters he bases with one out. faced. Chris Krall then came through Offensively, Post 53 scored with the big blow of the game, eight runs in the First inning crushing a shot off the leftfield and collected 11 hiLs despite wall for a two-run double and only batting in four innings. Angelo Petracca came through Doing the damage were with a ground out, giving Pearce (three singles, two runs, Sanford a 3-0 lead. three RBI), Dominic Petracca With the lead in hand, (double, single, two runs, three Sanabria, allowing a one-out RBI), Ijouwsma (triple, two double in the fourth inning, a runs, two RBI), Krall (double, two-out walk in the fifth inning two KB1), Mergo (single, two and a lead-off infield sin g le in runs, RBI), Kyle Bono (single, the sixth inning. two runs), Ryan Bono (single, After the lead-off single by tun, RBI) and Angelo Petracca Blackstock, Sanabria ripped off (single, run). six outs in a row, three by strike Sanford ts now 36-1 on tne out and two on easy grounders. seaso n and will be in action Tlie only tough play came again W e d n e s d a y night, hosting when Nick James lined a deep Lake Mary at Alumni Field in drive to center, only the second the Seminole High School ball of the game to leave the Baseball Complex at 8 p.m. infield for Post 19, that seemed The team will also play on headed for at least a double, but Sa’nrday as the club gets ready Fraysier turned his back and for next week's district tourna­ started to run for the wall at the ment in Ft. Pierce. >**•» « W tT Continued from page IB next batter popped up for the second out of the inning and he then fooled the Pascual leadoff hitter, Alex Alfonso, with a change-up and got a lazy fly to leftcenter. But the ball was dropped and Martin raced home with Rainclli going to third. Gaby Saade then hit a ground ball that could have ended the inning, but the ball was thrown away at first, allowing both Rainclli and Alfonso to score. Another error allowed Jose A. Jimenez to reach, but Kimmig got a ground out to stop the bleeding. Seminole answered in the bot­ tom of the second inning, taking advantage of wildness on the art of Cfng as Danny Coker, oberto Santana and John Andrews walked around a pair of strike outs to load the bases. Mike Mehlich then singled to right off a diving first baseman's glove, scoring Coker and cutting the lead to 3-1. Kimmig almost helped him­ self, and just missed at least tying the game, when his linei down the first base line wa< snagged by the 6-foot-4 Dominguez to end the inning. The score remained 3-1 until the bottom of the fourth inning when Seminole again took advantage of Pascual problems. With one out, David Walden reached when a dropped-third strike was thrown wildly into rightficld. Jack Finnerty was then hit by a pitch and Mehlich walked to load the bases against reliever Michael Q ayton. The hurorngous hsrri-throwing Dominguez, who goes at least 200 pounds as a 14-yearold, was brought in to put out the fire, but the big righthander could not find the strike zone, walking Kimmig and Kelley to force in Walden and Finnerty with the tying runs. Both teams went in order in the fifth inning, but things broke loose in the sixth. Martin led off the inning for Miami with a bunt single and went to third on a perfect hitand-run grounder toward right by Rainclli that never got out of the infield. Anthony Soto followed with a slow grounder to third and Martin beat the throw to the plate, putting the Pascual AllStars ahead for good. Seminole pitcher Charlie Arvai made a good play on a bunt by Alfonso to get Rainelli at third, but Gaby Saade fol­ lowed with a single to left tn load the bases and Jose A. Jimenez, who also goes close to 6-foot and 200-pounds, ripped a two-run double into the leftcen­ ter field gap. Saade then scored when the throw back to the mound got away and Andrew Salguciro launched a mammoth moonshot home run far beyond the ccnterfield fence. Dominguez followed with a bad-hop infield single and stole second before scoring one out later on a double by Martin to cap a seven-run inning. Seminole answered again in the bottom of the inning as Carlos Montijo reached on an error with one out and moved a wild pitch before ig drew a two-out walk. Kelley then got Seminole's sec­ ond hit, a ringing double down the leftfield line, scoring Montijo. Miami scored the game's final run in the seventh inning as Soto blooped a single to right State Outdoors 6 Continued from page IB Game 7 _ Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 loser, 7 p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 13 Game 8 _ Game 5 winner vs. Game 7 winner, 5 3 0 p.m. Game 9 _ Game 6 loser vs. Game B winner, 7 p.m. SATURDAY, JULY 14 Game 10 _ Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 winner, 10 a.m. C u r e 11 _ G sm e 10 winn**r vs. Game 10 loser (if both teams have one loss), TBA. PONY 13’S SATURDAY, JULY 14 Game 1 _ Miami vs. Tampa, 5 p.m. Cam e 2 _ West Palm Beach vs. Panama City, 8 p.m. SUNDAY, JULY 15 Game 3 _ Game 1 winner vs. Seminole, 1 p.m. Game 4 _ Game 2 winner vs. West Volusia, 4 p.m. Game 5 _ Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, 7 pan. • MONDAY, JULY 16 Game 6 _ Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 loser, 6 p.m. Game 7 _ Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 winner, 8 3 0 p.m. TUESDAY, JULY 17 Game 8 _ Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 winner, 6 p.m. Game 9 _ Game 7 loser vs. Game 8 winner, 8 3 0 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 Game 10 _ Game 7 winner vs. Game 9 winner, 6 p.m. K Continued from page IB license during July and set the activation date for as long as 60 days after they make the pur­ chase if their current license has not expired. S H u n rs sc o o p It may be a good idea to laminate your fishing license and keep it in your boat. That troy, you are never without it F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T Bass action will get progres­ sively slower as summer sets in. Bream and catfish, however, Seminole PO N Y Baseball s Pony Division (14 yoar olds) team recently won the District 5 Tournament at tho West Seminole PO N Y Baseball Park In Altamonte Springs and Is representing Seminole County at tho State Tournament. Tho tnam is managed by Wayno Kolley with Brian Donovan and Jack Finnerty Sr. serving as coachos. Members ot the team Include Jon Andrews. Chartio Arvai, Danny Coker, Devin Donovan, Jack -Finnerty, Daniel Kelley, Luke Kimmig, Andrew Konetchy, Carlos Montijo, Roberto Santana and David Walden. and moved over to third on a pair of wild pitches, from where he scored with one out on another bloop single to right by Saade. Seminole never gave up hope and loaded the bases with only one out in the bottom of the seventh on a walk to Coker, an error allowing Santana to reach and Andrews was hit by a pitch. But Miami reliever Rainclli reached back for a little more and struck out the next two bat­ ters to end the game. Martin led a 15-hit Pascual attack, going 4-for-4 with a triple and a double, scored two runs and drove in one. Also contributing were Saade (3-for-5, run, RBI), Jose A. Jimenez (double, single, run, two RBI), Rainelli (2-for-3, run), will continue to bite in spite of the heat. Worms and mussels fished in the devp bend a will provide plenty of action. Sebastian Inlet Has steady action with snook (catch and release^ redfish, trout, and a few flounder and tarpon. Large live shrimp find small baitflsh work best for all species. Trout are also hitting m.lhfi. grass fljts just inside the inlet. Captain lacn at Port Canaveral reports that king mackerel are the most depend­ able species. Kings can be found from.just 0 ff the reach nil the Salguciro (home run, run, two RBI), Soto (single, two runs, RBI), Dominguez (single, run), Ung (single) and Alfonso (two runs). For Seminole, which only had two hits but did get nine walks, two hit batters and two errors, Kelley doubled in two runs, while Mehlich singled in one. Other contributors were , Kimmig (RBI) and Coker, Walden, Finnerty and Montijo (one run scored each). PASCUAL 11, SEMINOLE 4 PmcuaI, Miami 030 0071.11 IS 3 Semlnol* 010 1010. 4 2 3 Ung.CUy1un (*). IXvningurr (4). RalnrQl (6) and jlmtnn. Kimmig, Arvai (4). Santana (6). Mchlidi (6) and KtOty WP_ Dtxninguta. LP_ Arvai Saw _ nonr 2B „ Pavcual, |tmcnr>. Martin; SvmtnoW. Krtlvy 3B . Patou I. Jtmr-nrr ||R_ Patou!. Salgurim way out to 8 A Reef and Pelican Flats. Cobia and dolphin arc scattered. Kings and tripletail can be found in the buoy ila u line while sheepshead and flounder arc biting inside the Port. Trout and rcdfish are rated as fair in the Banana and Indian rivers. Live or dead shrimp will not last long at Ponce Inlet. Sheepshead, drum, rcdfish, jac crevalle, small blueftsh, and ladyfish arc all present in good numbers. Trout and rcdfish are rated as good in Mosquito Lagoon. L ecals Lu .als Lecals 24 huun M m to* edwneed Sm* of u U . Al p*ym«m« thal b* c o h Of g w iM N d mtirum#nt. mad* p * r * * a 10 N C M at n Cw ul Via m W i i on Vm fliy Vw Auction from 6AM uftft 6PM. Torn* c a r t or cortAod funds only. Ovfdo Tfrrtnq rotary t n n g * to tnrwf* or r««uM any and a l bidr Tit itiiidu an 3*>jrtd lor 1966 MAZDA626 DaUd on 7 *7 0 0 1 MARYANNE MOOSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by OvrMdr* Marlon* Daputy O u t P u t * * JUFy I I . IS. 29. and AuguU 1.2001 CCtOS JM 10C 341501603066 1966 FORO TAURUS 1FALP62U1BA217S46 1961 YAMAHA WC MATO* bout WCW13 1YVOJ«2.v*M5166069 2001 TOYOTA 4T1BF22K51U961466 •1 TOY CEUCA JT2RA44C4B0071228 PubiahJuly 11, 2001 CC030 Itottra of AppMoatton Molica of Appftcatton M T u Om U NOTICE B HEREBY (W EN, tu t WUwood Homaa In c, Via holder of I •aid cwtfcaM ft) tor a tai daad lo ba iMuad tfiaraan Tht cartrficata nunbar(s) and yaarft) of fcauanca. Via daaertmon of fta proparty, and N nama(») m which ft was CERTIFICATE NO: 2029 YEAH O f OSUANCt: 1969 PARCEL ©•: 26 2O 30 5DL-0T000060 Daachptioii nf Property LEO BLOCK T LOT 6 WIOWOOO PB 16 PO 7 TO 10 lyte V Al ol bakf propwty bmng m I n C o rty at BaiNnoto. SUM Ol Floddo Ur l u i autfi carMcsMd) w i ba ladaamad AccortSng to te«. tn . propacty dA tcdfd in tucti cm * * ) M l ba told lo toa taddar al toa waal hem dooi, Samnoto County Coudhouaa. Sankud. Honda. on Mondry. Auguaj 20. 2001. al 1100am Paymam ol Sa*. tee. apTbrahlt documentary etamp U iaa and recordkig leea era raqvrad la ba paid by toa aucceeaki bidder a lin e •ala fiM paymam ol an amove equal to tie t*gbaal bid la due atom 24 home after tie advarbaad tone ol u h Al paymamt d ia l ba cadi or guaranteed toatnanam. made payable to toe Oath ol toe O tu a Court. Datwd on 7V2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Oarafcftna Martord Oapury Oar* PubAan July If, 16. 26. and August 1.2001 CC107 Hat aid photo by An Z M lntkl Sanford Post S3 centetlioldor Matt Fraysier (No. 7) had the locals' first hit an d Gcoted tho ancond run o! tho gam e und inter m ade an outstanding d olo n sive p lay lo dony Post 18 a s San lord prevailed 3-0. Faiber Continued from pig* IB Qulnslgamond on May 13. Though they were seeded fifth in the race, the varsity boat sur­ prised everyone by taking home the bronze. At the IRA Championship, after taking second in their first heat behind the University of Pennsylvania, the varsity won the first repechage which pro­ pelled the Huskies into the Gram* e inal. In the national char*. ’ nship race, Noil*. • -tern University took sixth place. The men’s crew team finished the regular season with a 2-3 record. Faiber, a sophomore, partici­ pates in Northeastern's celebrat­ ed cooperative education pro­ gram, and is a member of the Class of 2004. On Specialty G rade P aper & Newsprint *Full Process Color Available *H igh Quality *Low Prices *Fast Turn-Around Call The Seminole Herald Commercial Printing Department at: (407)322-2611 For Quotes. I �T iif. S eminole H erald Wednesday. July II. 2001 I ’llR C tt H FA SCAR races at Speedworld and New Smyrna Speedway Special to the Herald TEST A N D T U N E BITHLO — After mnning several special races the past few weeks, this weekend will see regular division races at the •wo local FASCAR tracks. Friday night (July 13th) at Orlando Speedworld, heats and features will be nin in the regu­ lar FASCAR classes of Super Late Model, Modifieds, Sportsman, Mini Stock, and Super Stock & Strictly Stock. Gates open a 6 p.m. and rac­ ing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night ut the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. This Saturday ( J u ly 14th) at New Smyrna Speedway in Samsula, heats and features will be nin in the regular FASCAR divisions of Super Late Model, L ite Model, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. 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, IX-Land and Daytona. 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) 5681367 (Orlando) or (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or EMail at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM. Also you are invited to tune in to Daytona's W NDB-AM 1150 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! FROM TH E STARS AND STRIPES TO TH E CH ECK ERED FLAG SAMSULA — Racing to carry the black and white checkered flag was the goal of all 53 com­ petitors who showed up on the 4th of July at Little New Smyrna Speedway. It was also a night to celebrate the red, white and blue flag with family, friends, food, and fun. It was a time to pay tribute to our country's 225th birthday of independence. The day began with the First Annual NSQMRA Golf Tournament, which was a huge success. Thank you to everyone wno participated. Our racing program began with a wont from President, Jim Neaves to all of our families. Race director Paula Conrad followed lhat with our fellowship prayer. Then we were honored with the singing of our National Anthem by our Vice-President, Randy Dye's new bride, Stacy Dye. It was then time for our dri­ vers to pul on a show for one of our biggest crowds since the Grand Opening. A show is just what they gave the fans with nine feature races of the best up and coming drivers in the South! We salute all of our dri­ vers. Tonight (Wednesday, July 11th), a points race will be held starting at 7 p.m. Call 386-322-0544 or check the Web Site at www.ncwsmyrnaqmra.com for information. "The new -VOICE- o f Stock Car R acing!-every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. 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 Speedway Dodge and Don Ncrone and Terry Roberts from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls and answer questions at 335 239-0033 Briefs PAMELA J. HELTON, P.A TheLiquor Store ATTORNEY AT LAW THE LUCKY LOTTERY STORE BANKRUPTCY • DIVORCE W A U G H -S T B T S O N BOY'S BASKETBALL CAMPS The first Derek Waugh-Stetson University Hatters Boy's Summer BaskctbaU Camp will be held in DeLand. The final Individual Camp (ages 8-16) will be held from August 5-9. Cost is $275 forbvem lght campers and $190 for day campers. For more information contact assistant coach Jon Coffman at 386-822-8144 or by e-mail at JcoffmanOstctson.edu. Beats 12Pjcl 8 0 1 N. M agnolia Ave„ Ste. 407, Orlando. FL 32803 Phone: 481-9564 O R L A N D O MAGIC BASKETDALL CAMPS The Orlando Magic will host Gatorade-sponsorcd basketball camps for boys and girls ages 5-17 this summer. ^ here will be five Orlando-based camps and one in Tampa. The day will consist of drills, 20-minute games, video analy­ sis, 3-on-3 competitions, and a guest speaker. There is a 10percent discount offered for each additional child within one family after the first child's tuition is paid in full. Camps are as follows: July 16-20 _ ages 7-17,9 a.m.-to-4 p.m., Hillsborough Community College, Tampa. July 30-August 3 _ ages 6 -17,9 a.m.-to-4 p.m., RDV Sportplcx. For more information contact Tbm Bleri at 407-916-2681. Virginia Slims, Parliaments Payment Plans •Also Practicing In: Family Law, M odification, Child Suppo.l, Landlord / Tenant. Evictions, Domestic Injunctions, Guardianship, Pm hate and Wills. Th* Nrvsg erf a Aaorwy • M w fa i Mi rrorWt (touton r*f not t* t***J KD^ t*«an *%*3*rtj to Mnd ycu N t rtorm atai t f o i my and n p r r a AMOUTBOARD ANDJETSKI REPAIR 1303 SANFORD AVE. (13th & SANFORD AVE.) SANFORD, FL (407) 302-7857 153W SR. 434•Winter Springs m 407-327-3344 a W R e p a ir s O n A ll M a k e s A n d M o d e ls 12 Mo. Warranty oo rtfrij^ralors 2 yr. Warranty on Rebuilt f/D j Aw Purls &Mimj .{tellable 1539 Dolgner Place Port of Sanford ★ SPECIAL* HeavyDutyRebuilt Washer&Dryer MatchedSet E X IT 52 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 M ETRO N ORTH H O O PS The 9th Annual Metro Noith Basketball Cam p for boys arid ' ' i ages 5-to-17 will be held at Annunciation Recreation ter (Annunciation Catholic Academy) on Montgomery Drive in Altamonte Springs in July. Under the direction o f Bo Clark, the Camp will hold two sessions in July, 9th-through-13th and 16th-through-20th. The Clinic is designed for those interested in basketball and who want to improve their basketball skills. Coach Clark has worked hard to be a successful player and would like to pass his knowledge along to the younger players. The Clinic will include points in shooting, ball handling, passing, defense S "c o a c h c L r l f was a three-time All-America at the University . of Central Florida. He led the nation in scoring with a 31.6 points per game average and scored 2 3 8 6 points in his career, willi out the 3-point shot, and played for Athletes in Action. A Bishop Moore High School graduate, Clark was recently inducted into the school's Hall of Tame and lust completed his 14th season as head basketball coach at Flagler College In V St. Augustine. Clark, who lias also coached at Winter Park High School and St. Johns River Community College in Palatka, has also been co-director of the Stan Hetkiewicz-Bo Clark Basketball Clinic in Winter Park for 22 years. He promises an exciting week f }r boys and girla from the Central Florida area. The camps run from 10 a.m.-to-l p.m. daily and the cost is $80 for one week or $150 for both sessions. Sessions will be held in the spacious, air-conditioned Annunciation Catholic Academy Gym and attendees will receive a free T-shirt; trophies awarded for attitude, hustle and outstanding play; 3-on-3 competitive league play; daily free throw competitions; guest speakers/coaches; use of 8foot baskets for 6-to-8 year olds; leaching of basic fundamen­ tals; and a session-ending Awards Presentation on Friday. For more information and to receive a registration form, call 407-644-7420; 407-831-4696; or 407-869-6512. SO C C ER SC H O O L The 22nd annual Seminole Soccer School at Laka Mary High School still has openings in the second session (July 23through-27). The camp runs from 9 a.m- to 4 p.m. each day and is for boys and girls ages 5-1/2 to 15 ana will also Include indoor soccer in an air-conditioned gym. For registration brochures and information, contact camp director l.any McCorkle at 407-320-9708 during the day or 407-695-2131 in the evening or download the application form from the web site at http://HOMRCFLRRCOM /SOCCER SCH O OL W IR Z P A R K P O O L Flic Wirz Park Pool in Casselberry is offering several pro­ grams this summer. Hie Open Swim schedule is as follows: Through-August 5th _ Monday-through-Sunday from noon to 6 p.m.; and August rith-through-September 9th _ Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 p.m. to 6 pan. and Saturday and Sunday front noon lo 7 p.m. Daily Fees are $2 lo t u»idenU and $3 for non-residents; Individual Season Passes are $35 lor residents and $50 for non-residents; and Group (up to 5 people) Season Passes are $55 for residents and $75 for non-residents. Swim Lessons are also available for Groups (up to 6 in s class) at $30 for residents and $40 for non-residents; and Private Lessons (up to 2 in a class) arc $50 for residents and $60 for non-residents. For information call the Wirz Pool Office at 407-263-7177 or the Casselberry Recreation Office at 407-696-5189. I • • • • Lessons Music Sales Rentals 851 E. 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Chairman Board o« Adyratmanl ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A PER­ SON OCCtOFS TO APPEAL A DECI­ SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR WQ. HE/Cn3 WILL NEED AVERBATM RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS WCLUWNG THE TESTIMO­ NY AND EVIDENCE, WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY C f SANFORD (FS 200 OIOS] PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT UO-4624 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Puttati JUy II . I t . 2001 CC044__________________________ Leg a is AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVXJF O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al cradaora d Vw Dacadad and olhar pariona having derma or damanda agalnal Oacadanla atlala on whom a copy d Ihn nonet la amvad wHtwi thraa momha attar Via dala d Via In t pubkeawn d Ihn None* mual Ma thaw datou wth V * Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE □ATE OF THE FinST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A n E R THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AI crtiat cradaora d Via Decadara and paraona having daana or damanda agatotl tha DacadanTa anata muU taa tha# darma with Vaa Court WITHIN THREE MON HIS AFTEn THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FV.ED WILL BE FOnEVER BAnRED Tha data d Via hia pubteaten d m a Note* la July 11.2001 Paraonal napraaantativa JENNIFER W. FARINA 3 9 6 1a la Mia Avanoa Ctduou. Ftonda 32766 Attorney lor Paraonal Rapraaaraativa JAMES A. BARKS 1120 W real Street S u B Santord. Florida 32771 (407)321-1224 Florlda Bar No 197S64 PubkahJuty 11. tV. 2001 CC0B2 M THE CIRCUrr COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION r a . Mo at-aaa-CP Drvlalon PROBATE IN RE: ESTATE OF GILBERTO J PACK LA. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha adrananiteto d Via eelate d G Jb.no J Parana, dacaaaad. Fka Number__ . ta pending m Via Cacu« C oat tor Samtoda County. FtoraJa. Probata Drvtiwn. Iha addraat d which n X I North Park Avarua, Santonl Flonda 32771 Tha namaa and addraaaat d Vu paraonal rapraaanuutva and Via paraonal rapraaantatrva a aBomry are ael torlh batow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AI pmaons on whom Vw n cu e la aarvad who have ob|aet»na mat chakanga Via vakMy d Via wt*. Via guahheatuna d Iha paraonal repraaentibve. wnua. or ptooddton d VW Court era required to tto vua obtoetiona with Vw Coral 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 4 cradaora d tha dacadenl and olhar paraona havtog dam e or on whom a copy d VW nonce la data d Via hm pitokcabon d Vw N0TIC1 TO TH* PUBLIC: Court WITHIN THE LATER OF Note* la haratoy sFvan Vxtt l a THREE MONTHS AFTER THE Board d ArqualmarS ol Via CVy ol DATE OF THE FIRST PU0LICA Santord w« hold a ragular maabng TON OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY on Juna 2$, 1001 to via CVy Hal DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ Cormaaicn Cfusrbar* at 1i 3 0 A M VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE to ordat to oonaidar a raquail tor ON THEM vananoa n via Zoning Onananta aa Afl over cradaora d Vw (Weeded i panama to frors/aide yard aatoeck and pmcone having derma or and raar yard **fback raquaamaraa (tomenrl. age.nil th . rWcwrWd. to a MH-3 turang dwinu on H U . n U M. thtor rlhlmi with aw L o u t $ 1 . H ockt.Tlar 1 0 .FLOUT court WITH.N THREE MONTHS OA LAND AND COLONIZATION AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST COMPANY LIMITED E R TRAP PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE FORDS MAP OF THE TOWN Of ALL CLAIMS. DCMANOS AND SANFORD, accordtog to Via pul OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL Vtarad aa recorded to PB 1 PO 01, BE FOREVER BARRED Pubic Raoorda ol Samtoola County. The dato d Via taa! pubecalm d Ftonda VW Nonce la July 11.2001 Catog trarc 1,-r A a s tuacm wl aa loealad. 701 W 3rd Straal OddanaPadta Plannad uaa of Via proparty la to Paraonal Attorney lor oonabud a ahad. Repraeedelrvw Larry BUb. Chairman LAW OFFICE OF SEAN F BOOLE Board d ArquaamarS Seen F Bogle. Eaquae ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PER Florlda Bar No. 0106313 SON DECIDES TO APPEAL ADFCI706 Tumbuk Avenue, aura 203 SION MADF WITH RESPECT TO AJUmunto Spk'Ca. IT 32701 ANY MATTER CONMOEHeU AI Tatophona 1407)634-3311 THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR Pubkah Jd y I t . 16.2001 Vaa. KE/SHE WLL NEED AVERBA CC0B3 TM RECORD OF THE PROCEED w a s w e m o w a t h e t e s t im o ­ SEMIHOLE COUNTY ny AND EVIDENCE. V/HICH BCC PROJECTS: RECORD IS NOT PROVIDEO BY I. Protect FC-1146A-OtTUC THE CITY OF SANFORD (F8 Houatog Raconalruction Program 2060106} ICaraLwara Raaidancaa Program PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Manuladurad Itomaa (Modular] NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ Due Data Augual I . 2001 ai 2 00 TICIPATE W ANY OF THESE PRO PM toed lane CEEDtNGS SHOULD CONTACT To guaradaa record d addenda. I THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA la Via reapondareo’ raaponaMMy to COORDINATOR AT 3 3 9 5828 46 contact Via Seminole County HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE Purchaetog Dnrtaion prior to Via MEETING triad recarvaig dala d PubtdL Jd y I t . 16.2001 aubmaiaHAadi Addenda totorma0006* tun It alio avaiada on Via Cou»YI Web Page NOTICE OF For ntormauon an any d Via FICTITIOUS NAIM SemlnaL Coudy BCCoro|ac1t. No*ca It haraby grvan Vial I am piaaaa viaa our wab page al www oo angagad In buatoaa* at 8102 aammoia n uarthitinaMipurchaarng Ptantaaon U ka* O d a Santord FL or cal 407-664-7116 32771. Samtnola County, Ftonda Pubkah Jd y 11.2001 undar Via Flcnioui Nama ot CC094 tMwrvMad Opanlnga. and Vid I inland to riQWtor aard nama wah Via NOTICE OF Obrlaton d Corpor alm a SHERIFF'S DtSPOSITlBN Talahaaaaa. Ftonda. to accordance OF FOUND PROPERTY ■toi Via pfoMtoena d Via FtoWoua Donald f. Eeknger. Stianrt d Nama Slaluaaa to W i Section Samlnola County, haraby gnaa 664 0 9 . Ftonda S u tu m 1991. ndrea purtuam to Ftonda Sialua Laadi Wortoy 70S 103(2Xb|l, d tw mlaruon to PuNtah' Jdy t l . 2001 dafcraa d carum property dnertoad CC069 Rad Grumman IS k Canoa Eiaa GTCamunon Bicycle Bare PuMc audton to ba haw d 9 0 1 am. Im pair. 26* Boyt Brcyda on Via 22nd day o l July. » 0 l.a i Via Roadmatlw 26'Boy't Bcycto. 16 b o d door d AVtanY Toaring Ine Loealad ar I4 M Okj la ta Mary Rd Muky D cyd. Suda 134. Santord. Ft. tor t o purSpKiaUad MX Brcycto. Blue poaa d ddpoatog d Via blowing T h . S te rd mundi to donto, lard properly to charKatie erganuabone. For U F w kdotmatton ptaaaa cat Paraona wiatvng u lay claim to any (407)321-2»4* d Vw above dMcrtoed property may |l| N a t IM SM aka MERCURY do to by making demand on tome COUGAR provided by Via Sherd Damanda VW* IUEUM2W6SH6I7644 wd ba rauawad on Thureday d each r-ij Year iM IA W a TOYOTA waak or by tehedukng an ic p o ri W l JT2RA44C980CI37947 mams at Iha ShentTa Oilice al PubaahJdy l l . (OOt (407)664-6602. COOSO Sherd Donald F Eakngar Manager Arm Mafcjry M THB c w c u r r COURT FOR 1X Bulb Boulevard 1 COUNTY. Santord. Florlda 32773 PubHh July II IS 2001 PR04M .Ti W.T3ION CCOBS__________________________ PNa Numtoar 0I-443C P M RE: ESTATE OF Jd y 6, 2001 EARNEST M. MAY. S R , NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPT>Ofl n o t ic s o f a u m b s i t r a t o n OF AN ORDINANCE BY The arbomlMtldon d to a a a u u o r THE CITY OF SANFORO. EARNEST M MAY. S R , Oacaaaad FLORIDA raa Nitoitiar 01-6S3CP, * pandng Note# II haraby given Vial a Pubkc to Via C**u« Court lor Banwo g Hearing wd ba bald In Iha County. Honda. Prohaaa CtoAaaon via Comrrwaen Room d Via Cay Hal to I m Z * d w ddi to 301 N. Park Vw Cay d Santord. Ftonda. al 7 0 0 Avanu*. San tert. Fbwtoa » 7 7 i . nrirrkpM on Jdy 2 3 .2001. to cantidei Vw edcvbon d an ordnance by Tha namaa and k * W M * « *• Paraonal RapraaanldNv an d tn a tw Cay d Santord Flonda. Ida d Paraonal RapmaadatodA d W r , atolch it aa totowi CROfNANTP NO M i l *M U N TERESTED PERSONS ARE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. AMENDING NOTIFIED THAT. ___ ORDINANCE NO 3117 OF SA C Ail p«nona on whon ir » w * " ® CITY. SA C ORDINANCE BEING A zoning pl a n , s a c am en om en t chaaang. Via * * * £ £ ,, CHANGING THE ZONING OF 761 quabltodinna d Via '**, * T * ACRES OF PROPERTY IYING ttoprw addbd. v t o k - d A r t a « ^ BETWEEN NARCISSUS AVENUE AND W S R 46 AND BETWEEN ? 2 ^ ^ S f * ? U e m on th s CREEK HOAD AND MONROE *y-fyjrsggf.SnSi C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 S e m in o le H e r a ld C la s s ifie d D e p t. T o P la c e Y o u r A d 12— E lderly C are Cara taking: Tender Loving Cara, pari Lima morning*, aftemoona or early evening*. Eacellent care. IS y ra ea p . R eferral*, oiaal*. errandk. Sanford raaidant. Call Nancy. 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -3 2 7 5 ___________ Need tow n caregrvar to Vw Geneva a re* Only aanout toqdraa plaaia c a l . 1-910 664-6028 21— P erso n a ls Dally H oroscope Up to Dale Soap Reeulta Can Now 111 1-900 416-4664 a rt 7141 SZ BSTdrwta M uitba IB y r a d a g a S e n U 619-644-6434 2 3 — I .o st it Fo u n d Found: l our pupprai abandoned al the edge ol Laka Monroe Adored*, rerkkih brown and hrk d energy Free to good home P leats help 407-321-7665 Leg a is ROAD; FROM PCD. PLANNED COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT. TO PD. PLANNEO DEVELOPMENT, p o o v io itio r o n s e v e r a b il it y . CONFLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE A copy ahak ba avakada al Vw ' d ic e d Vw CVy dark tor aa paraona dailring to aiamrw Vw aama IT p-->— in r J n n i and ckitsna ahaa have an opponunay to ba haan at aard hearing By order d Vw CVy Comnttwron d Vw Cay d Santord. nonda PERSONS WITH DISAOtUTIES NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OfrtCE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 4626 46 HOUnS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC V a par­ son dectlea to appeal a deutaron made wnh raaped to any matter a n Udarid al Vw above msating ot hearing, ha may need a verbatim record d Vw procaadnga. (ndtodtog vw taanmony and evidence, which record la not provided by Vw City d Santord (FS 2660105) Cynvaa nonet, Dapdy CSy Clar* PubaahJuty 11,2001 CC097 ________ Jd y 6. 2001 MOTK6 OF A PUBLIC HEARMO TO CONBIOCR THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF 6AHFORO. FLORIDA Nouw ra haraby ghwn vwl a Pubac Hearing win ba held m Vw Commaalon Room al Vw CVy Hal to Vw Cay d Santord. Flonda. at 7.00 O'dadr PM on Jdy 2 3 . 2001, to conaidar Vw adapbon d an onknanoa by vw Cay d Santord. Ftonda. We d which w a t totowa ORDMANCt NO. 3661 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. riOFUOA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 3117 OF SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN. SAID AMENDMENT TO CHANGE THE ZONING OF 2 1 7 3 ACRES Ol PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN RINEHARAT ROAD AND W C R 46A ANO BETWEEN PLANTATION LAKES CIRCLE AND RINEHART ROAD; FROM Art, AGRICULTURAL. TO PO. PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE A copy ahcJ ba am iable d Vw office d vw City Clark tor a l paraona deunrg to eiamtoe Vw asms AI parties to Marsel and ciluans th ei have an otportunky to ba tward al laid hearing By order d Vw CVy Ccmmaelon ot V - CTy d Santord Ftonda PERSONS WITH D ISA iPulltb NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-4626 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC V a palion d ecile! to appeal a daemon mad* wKh raaped to any matter conudarad *1 th* above meeting « hearing, tw may need a varbaun record d vw procewdnga. including record <* nor prowled by vw CVy d Santord (FS 266 01041 Cymru* Porter. Deputy Cay dark Pubkah July 11,2001 CC099 Nolle* of AppUcadon tor Taa Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vwl I n Kw * or Su-Yng , vw hddar d vw knowing cemlicatalal haa Ned urd cemttcaiale) tor a lax dead to ba ■aauad vwraon Th* cwnhcal* runbanal and yaarta) d leauanca. Vw daaerpaon d Vw prtawrty. and Vw named) to whaJi a was a lea n ed War* a t loaowa CERTIFICATE NO; 3663 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1694 PARCEL IDi 34 21-31 40607001060 Daacnptxto d Pmpnty LEG UNIT 106 BLDO 7 HUNTERS RESERVE 2 ACONGO PB 43 PGS 64 THRU 72 Nanwi to which a n a sta d Robert V Daw**. Jean H Daw** Al d said property bang n Vw County d Samaid*. S u l* d Ftonda Unleu auch certrhc*<e(i) ahal be iwleemed aocordng to law, Vw prop­ erty daacrtwd n such cadAcaiedl m l ba to il u Vw hrgtwil ladder ai Vw weal Irom door. Semmote County Courthouu. Sanford. Flonda. on Monday, Augual 20. 2001. al II OOem FaymerK d Sato toe. appacebto documentary damp la ra i and racontoig torn ar* raqiared to be paid by vw aucceaaki ladder d Vw aato Fed payment d an ernene! equal to rw hrgtwd tad a due wtthn 24 h a a * rttr- Vw ertmnaed am* d tala AI piymento dw i be cam or guaranteed melrumenl. made ptyada to Vw Clark d Vw Cvcul Cowl Detod on 7/S2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by Garaldma Harford Deputy Clark PubUh Jdy II . I I . 24. and Augual 1.2001 CC100 Coverage Call for your subscription. 407-322-2611 I 23— Lo st LOST Set of kaya Jd v 6 2001, downtown Sarfcml Kayi tot GM c a n 6 P O Ooi Approivnataly 6 kaya. Reward. 407 321-1268 LoatUto-Pn. Stock 6 Tan Anawara to Ike* Cash rrwwrd. 11,000 tor aato return Neutered male Lat1 aaen SOODI, Longwood North Cov* Subdvwton 407-332-9163 27— N u r sery C & C h il d are C at* C ar* m my Lake MaryAongwood home At age*, be tore 6 attar achod welcome 407-33D 5176 Cert CPfl'Act-Yttwafttayronm Lot d TLC/ E i RataTtoa ralaa f t Call Deanna. 407 12400*4 tor to tim e Gty Cera Lots d TUa Meeto 6 anacaa kxtuded AI d d lt 407$30 5571 Sdm w r $ Pmachod OAtoam-Sato $ Lola of TLC. ton-net Nura* 8 Teacher III > 2nd thin avail (407)323-6062 55—B usiness O p p o r t u n it ie s INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVE8T1 Ahvaya a good pokey. atpedaVy lor bun n et a opportune wa and L a n c Jiic j. Cell FtorhJr ftor* ef AgrlcuRura $ Conaumar SarvXM al 600-435-7342 or FTC HELP lot tree totamutun-Or vM our Wab aa* al www ttc govrtArop. Fktoda tow mqdraa aa leri d certato buatoaa* mporkrtBea to radatotwdi Flonda Dapl of Agncuttura $ Conaumar Sendee* Uelor* w kn g C a l to verity lawful regrtlralnn b a t o t e jr w jb u y ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 57— O pp o r t u n it ie s Womon'B Financial Support G roup Woman Vial ar* Inlaratlad In era* ling a batlaY financial M ur* 407-320-9963 5 9 — F in a n c ia l S 71— H St F o u n d e r v ic e s Attention R eadarsll n 1 Magal lor companlaa doing bualnaa* try phena to promt** you a loan and aak you lo pay lot N before they daUvar. For (n on totorma ujn. c a l tot-haa 1-877-FTC K I P . ( A pubic serve* maaaag* bom T h* Sammola Herald and th* Federal Trad* Commtoilnn) 61—M oney to Lend ■personal Loans* Heavy duly meeker diver fiA B re d a ta A kcenaa E»p Banafitt avalabla. 407 tomsrfiato opantogk to) profaaaknal houaa daanara Start |7.SGTir piua mileage Mon Fn, daya only Car raqulrad. 407-634-5595. Immedaia opaningi Local tiptwd repair co looking tor aipd workara only Good pay with overttow 6 benefit! C al 407-327-7009 INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST) Atwaya a good pokey, aapadaly lor buainaaa opporturabat and franctwai. C a l Farida Dept of AgrinA a* $ Conaumar Sa m o a ! at (100-435 7342 or FTC-HELP lor fin* MonnaBon Or vial our Wab Me at www f t govitiiop. noYda law raquvaa aalera d certain buainaaa epparktoffisa to nagMar wdi Flonda Dapl ol Agncuttura 6 Co.-^vmj: f c*/ cea bofora aoffing C a l to verity lawful tagiatrahon batora you buy LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR MtALTH ttfBURANCC ANO 401K r u n : Drug tree workpiece Apyfy at; nio Miner Drive, ruumoei* Ipringa aOT-MO-1009. LASER OPERATOR 2nd Shill Wd Vain during day thill W B ra to work dttlarenl ah ill a Stockdala Technjiog.*!, Santord. For mom Intomvaltonfappkcabon. c a l 407323-5121. , 7 1 — H elp W a n ted * ADHESIVES* W E TRAIN $11 HR Local Work 1-600-770-7764 Metolanance Tadi needed tor a large manulaelutad home commiauty Mual have a working knowledge of plumbing, electric. A pool malnlerurico Starting aalary, $23,900 Can 407-3 2 3 6 1 6 0 . Outdoor Malntatianca tor cemnwtoaf peperke*. No ik B a pert bma. Mual have Iranaportabon $7 5Ghr. 407-634-4000. •_______ rttanl m n ary $ twevy mamiarwic* work needed (tort erw, aal vaut pan hour* For more W o. c a l 407-3213396. open in houtakaeping, Night Houseman Apply to rVy. Spring HflaSuttaa. 201 DRIVERS! HOME EVERY HI6HT I I) I 01 F I US -IJJIU U U .1IY. I ’ j i J H l h iu I i I s • N lf iilic .i) A l l i n l a l C ar* Giver Aaalatanl- 2 ta-waakly salary position* 2 6 or 16 Vlada SILYiaK Approalmalafy 1hrAwn Near Santord Aapori. Apply datam Crw Stop Career Cwam. 514 W. Lafta Mary Bind, Hal l FL2164700 or Cal 407-323 7506. • Pit id V.iCritmn • l * 2i i d M o l i d r iy s • 10 IK 1*1.111 Thick Driver Institute THE MAHON'S LU O mo TRUCK DRIVEN TRAJNINQ Trareig 6 now avalatl* toyed areal CALL NOW! 600-435-5593 Flra Equipm ent Tach/Halpar: Wit Iram. Clean driving record Drug Free. 407-32463031407-6996990 FOOD SERVICE WORKERS 6 0 POSITIONS AVAILABLE Top TaiarK haa be corSadKl to M lA f 6 0 toad aaralc* workara tor Vw 20012002 acfooi year in Vw Southaaal Sanancfa C o a ly area, t acaiarl part bma pot Bona Vial work great with school ectwdutat $6 0 0 hourly C a l today! 4 0 7 -6 3 9 6 2 2 2 .1 0 0 0 N. Magncka A r e , Orlando Santord Taxi Co. needs driver* Fiiil Part lima, mtas/day shifts. Vehicle provided P it c a l 407-4171659. aak tor Gary Vary ntoa, very ctoan km mv Newfy remodeled, a l ud. cabi*. A7C, Indry. phone, krtch uaa. aae, dr. maidant owner. 2 bka bom but Non amokar (vafanerf Only ckug * » * aobar need apply. 407-330-7373. Sakactfv* Santo* Hotel naada Eipd aaecuttva, houaakaaoai Quad workaig conrklkmt PH lax 407-4445921 or c a l 407-444-1000. Stykata needed tor busy aaton. In Saminol* Town* Cantor. Excellent comrrotJon*. meckcal $ dental For mtarvwwa contact Paula. 407-3263688. Truck Shop Hatoar PT. 15-20 hraVraak-FtoiU* PM hours. No tip n acatiary. bul m ull be rred in ca ly r t k r x l VW tom to i f to. o l 6 firaa on tnicka Abie to nttrv Irrund Caf Dan. 407-324-11 TU RF ETC. INC la looking to f* poam ons m lh ln our grow ing com pany W a ar* looking lot dapandabi* paopl* wr«h a Quod attitude and r e desire to produce quaMy work. W a would tka to la k lo you about Iha fotoering job openings: ■Landscape Matotananc* Foreman • Detail Pvreon • Crew Members Fomman and datol p e n o i rraal h M ra id Florida drhara tcanaa Prefer fem ale lor detail parson with an ay* tar <S»*y-No experience neoaaiary. (uto a data* lo toam and grow wtoi ua. Plena* a l 407-302-0274 tor mom toto and to actoadiJa an tolarvWw wfih our stall. Drug Free Wnkptooe - Vfcrkori C onp Inauranca - Equal O pportunity Em ployer W* a rt looking lo r a tow good peopM Am you on* o l of Vwm? EXPERIENCED DRIVERS TO ME DRIVING S T A R T IN G W A G E S U P 1 0 S7Q D P E R W E E K Training Amartca't Trucfcart tor over 2 5 Yearn. Prod clabi* Hour* Spend OualrryTVrw with Your FamVyl No Ovarreghl Travel Tractor Trailer Experience Required! 9 0 0 -5 4 4 -7 3 *4 Truck Driver In tlltu te Santord, FL_________ 4074304423 Mrn just dial IhrM 3 diRlti Credit C ard Billing I-800-CITY-KUN iu». 95—Roommate Wanted Staking a parson 10 sham my horn*, vtow ot Laka Monro*, house privaeget Cal 407-326-7232 tar an a p p o in fm a r i^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Santord 3/1. 2 0 0 4 Holly Ave. Avalabla now 1595 • deposit P ali ok wnh add dapoail 407-323-4540 99—Apartments Unfurnished 107— M obile H umes For R ent Lak* Mary/Santord. 2/2. Washar/Dryet Hook-ups. Swtmmmg P o o l No PaU. $650 Randolph Court Apia. 407-330-1300 3BIV20A located on Vie St Johns Rivera. No peti/no kids, loealad In Geneva $650*110 1st 4 Iasi. 407-> 3491 1 1 0 . MARINER'S VILLAGE 467^21^670 Sanford H,alone " D illncl: 1BH Oarage Apt. no i. $35Ghio. « 1167. dapoail 407 N o\v Santord: Ltticiency n Historic District. Som a uUMaa provided $37V $37S. 4 0 7 -3 2 1 6 7 5 7 . 100— C Hiring o n d o m in iu m R W a t t e tu h ite en t a ls y c u t e w A tsasj i W i M W s i n f l n j u m St g l r t u u m f tid a a x e a t A c h o o t! S c in ln o lc C o u n ty Iw k i r n m e d i n l c p o s i t i o n s n v n iln b lc ' 8119 Cbrck Out the 11oftest WeMlre • Food Service •Custodial ee/mM Ladies Call FREE! (407)786-TALK* auaaara a l i b i M en Til) (Is T R E E ! 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N A IA H Y I l E T A I I N , A N D W O R K H O U R S W I L L IIP. G IV E N A T T I M E O F A P F 1 J C A T IO N . Osteen. 1 bedroom mobile lot itrrl, $450 ♦ Electric. Cypres* Polril Go* 4 RV 650 MAY TOWN RD 407-323- LAKE ADA I BOBU, $4701)0 2BDBU. I465UO AHOUP ( ■ tM n rr S m k ) I609-W6-IMTP. u ik . ALTAM O N TM W A F U L L T IM E T E L E P H O N E O P E R A T O R . P R E V IO U S E X P E R IE N C E IN U SIN G A M U L T I-L IN E PH O N E S Y S T E M AND PA G E R S . A PLEA SA N T V O IC E AND T H E A H IU T Y T O ,Y S 5 L a C U S m & IE K L EA SILY KJ IM PO R TA N T. D O Y LE S R E N T A tb Santord 2/2 With 1 car garage 4 to a e n porch $550/525 Sanford 2/1 1/2 2 Story Condo w/ Dmlng Rm, Laixidry Rm, New Pataf 8CMA$62S/$«>0 Sanford 3 2 . CHA. Wnh Shad 8 Fenced Back Yard $ 7 2 5 1 7 0 0 DOYLE REALTY. INC. (407) 322-2495 WE nIENT 4 BELL HOMES ORLANDO’S # 1 DATELINE h a s a NEW NUM BERI lor one niLlJ'IlUNE UI’IIKATOB Dattona: 3 2 Brick Horn*. Dm. Lhr. CammicTto. 2 c gar. Over 173 A n* $gcn*nerrti Wraue I PioperSm, «T* 321-4764 1 Btvkoom Large w e* in otaaaL Lhr Dm , D in Rm . w asher 6 dryer, porch $ 2 7 ,5 0 0 or *475rtno. H U M tI 4 $ 2 5 0 security 4 0 7 6 6 2 -2 1 0 1 wtfcxi-Y rEhtAU BtarUng • $82Ara. 43 Ain't right? $4 Independence H O U R it t m J C K Y . A I I IO II E N D F U R N IT U R E R K T A 1 IJL R W I U . N O O N I I I ’. K X P A N U IN O O U R F A C IL IT Y A N D B U H IN F JiS T H A T W f l .l . R I I Q U I R K A D D I T I O N A L P F .R S O N N E I . F O R O U R I jO C A T I O N . T H E F O L I jO Y V IN O P O S I ­ T I O N S A R K A V A IL A llL K i 4 0 7 *3 2 1 *0 7 5 9 Private Room tti Longwood Steady employed. Non amoker JBAWk. $50 deposit 407-830-8218. iKVwaak. Futt In d ian , waaher/dryar. Ire* cab i*. Lak* A n . Santord. 407-686-7023 (Abbr.) l £ a to tt< v i ‘R cn C tq Prtvato, houaa pnvlagas. ea to j. to drugs, mual ba Iruatworthy 4 eorkng SllOktoak. nckxfoj al. »4B dapoa*. 4 0 7 -6 3 0 6 5 7 1 __________ 93— Rooms For Rent «1 C rie s ol insight *2 6-Down. 3 0 1 U n t u r n isiie d Fumahed mom, a l utikfiaa paid Laundry room avalabla wf Maytag watf modryer Sham kfkhen. autakto anlranc* to room 407-3231740.407-323-7157 __________ Iru k d .w reen tod Tyramp Clawii drtvera IcAna* 407-322 9 4 t3 t a l e a : $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 * ear: Qraal commufficalion jLULa $ neat appearance * mual C *a a77-6go6969 Book Keeper-Full Charge AS dogroa or candvjat* OuickOooka. *>p a b lja . Fax a D i a l (VLUXC !c 607-330-1364. KhoaOOIObdtoouVmal DRIVER TTUUNCES No sipadanc* rwadad! Start a grad now earner 93— R ooms For R ent MAIDS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! Horwit depend*Wa, 6 matum UF 7 30- 5 : 0 0 P U $ 2 5 0 $40(Ywk TiaretoortoC— •agiaed Cal 407-324117710 all 103— llousts- 71—Help Wanted an ted FOOD SERVICE W ORKERS Sevaral opening* tn ANamonl* Spring*. Longwood 6 Heathrow lOam-Jpm Mual b * abl* to H 20V*. mual mpoy working around chMrtn $ havy a d ean cnrmnal Natory. $6 SOrtir Apply PEOPLEMARK. ttc , 341 N M*«and Ave $320, Mad. 407-629-4229. tO E 0FWP. Attention Readers!I Worm* Hon, c a l to6baa 1-677-FTC K L P . 1A pU*c aarvloi maaaaga Stan T h * Sam inol* Herald and Hi* Federal Trad* Commlaawn) W FLOORING INSTALLERS Hardwood and Laminal* Flooring Appranbcaa needed toimedialety lor aitablrthed. aipandmg, company Oraat advancement opportunity C a l Ja ck a H 0 7 :3 2 b 6 3 3 U u U te U * M have vadd dfvara kcarwa and piwa beck ground tfiock. AS Caw* Wrtoomed 407-2S1-M74 IT* inagal lor companiaa doing buaawa* by phono to promise you a loan and aak you to p r 'o r 6 elp |rt3 07 03 84 80 37 00 00 02 (R Ofi 08 I �1 Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad I G if THE JOB DONE! Wednesday. July II. 200I P a g e 7 1 ) 117— C R o m m e r c ia l 141— H o m es Fo r S a le 153— Acreage Lot For Sale en t a ls 181— A F p p l ia n c e s Fo u r n it u r e r S & S15.KXX 3 0 0 1BA Senior d Itepo PILLO W TO P mattraaa le t a in plastic. S a l *210 407 -422-6848 157— M Ooyto Realty, 407-322-241 Fo o b il e r S H o m es a le a n ted to R en t wortuhop. malura Inal traaa. Groat tmtirnm4m.«rotoariln*$l-Uran. CaJ QjfVl Br*w«r, ERA AdvsnUg* f o r t y Protoistonals. Inc. 407-8W M 042. o m es Fo r S pen C£he ‘75o&t S u m t n e t U/v Camaga Com: OntotowkSa. 1153 aq n. 3/2 . CMA. Iqa com af tot. appsancai sxtuerd. comm pod. *1 2 500. 407-415-4224. a le TOlth Z is 1 8 1 — A m iA N C E S Sc F u r n it u r e Fo r S O enavm Pr* ly io M irl buyera. by ownar. 3 B n 11/2 B a t* . 1100 a q R . rn*i. Iinrhan a ffH a n ra i in I h art acm en pw chM , chain Ink lanca, •a M to (M anoa to a ctn d (7 5 K (60- IVe gol some ct frn greeted beauty mnovation a on Ihe market today at tabMoua pncee and ttayro e l from Avon! CM Jontoa. 407-924 0586. or 1 6 8 8 632-1701 (digital pager), your Independent Sales Flaprocantativa AVON Country Slyle City Living Convenient Spacious Affordable a le AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES DONATIONS NEEDED Back, located ki Santord. orihopaMc k m M i »H*i S yr iw re rfy TM ri (75. M *105. quaan 1125. king (175. Navar U M d. can d rtv a r 407-4022778. 407-34*1 141— H 223— M iscellaneous Family W oraNp Cantor n eeds ------. - -a- a- e- l -----a--- ------a c «-----aftpw fiO H w eyew * ana cncjcm parti to htlp tha rv tfy . PWwg e r t 407-322 9222. n a g . 3 8 6 -7 8 0 4 8 4 2 ._____________ 128— W 223— M iscellaneous a le (1400. aa4 (350. 407-657- s3 0 0 ° ° M o v e s Y o u In oa Nam e Biand Queen IPED IC P IU O W TO P W ith 12 Mo L c n s e A A p p ro v e d C red it C a ll U s To d a y A n d A s k A b o u t O u r... 217— G a r a g e S a le s • Spacious Apartment* with larRP Cloceln • Inkc F n m l • VoHcyball • Sp u rilln n ITxil • Tennis Courts M O V E IN S P E C IA L S Sanford Landing partwent <Ho*ncs 1800 W. First Street • Sanford. FL 32771 •v Country Lake (4 0 7 )3 2 1 -6 2 2 0 Apartments Fa* (407) 330-0253 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 310-5204 PAUL OSBORNE VIIITUMI I I’ftOl'l Dill s 411/ 1J*1 I/ III B urines* Opportunities Help Wanted A L L CASH G A N D Y E O U T K D aym an * MOO taatoyTYow a n o lo a riito d y ra m 30 H u tto n tod Candy AS far 39.993 C M (100)496-VEN D AINTTOOO-OJ) Looking For SALES STAFF IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS •18 Day COL Training •Day 8 Wtskaod Cliuts •Financial Assistance • Carrlan Hiring On Slta .Truck Driver \ Institute 800-554-7364 Mon. thru Fri. 9 AM to 11 AM 2 0 2 0 8 . O r l a n d o D i Ive • S a n f o r d 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 •Offices C o a s t fo C o a st* sinco 1954 E a t 944 Very Low Wflha'i Tropical Ice MM .AiadtorL.OA. (934)412-4211 Financial C al Aartoa S o it ta a ((00)956-3562 ••FA ST C A SH "FO R IM .tE O W N ER SII).0007Pay 194 SI*/ not H O W Pay U 1 6 04■/ not (70,0007 Pay (442.45V not D tk $ o a ia h M n ^ M lio 4 ! i o M h ^ n w a l , i o ( M i i Cutv drmnr ( W a n t n ttmg mmmi k n fcnw r$n (*77)336-34(2 art 1000 Today! Ra» bap Brokar, N Y- CT- F L , W ito( topn t w a B n 3rd p a ly p ro v id e *Baaadoa36yw r aoTS 354(4 15KAPR)torqualified ifpl.ca.-iu FLO R ID A K E Y S (Maratooa) B a o lV W nvfreM Vacaaaoa Hona. N m daM w /pool, frank. S493A* Boat. 3450 *lacra<3kto* p rin to M a d . Rayrito, B ori. II.W V w R (SOON54-1(50 MYSTERY SHOTYERSI paid to A op Hm , p i I n m b Ii , m r I n I n m n I For datnla and appbcaioa, anri (1 0 (ASE to: t*l Maiktiap Saa vicoo, Florida thoppan Davtaoo. 10151 UwvankyBLVDOrla d ^ F L 32117 OWN A C064PLTTEX7 Pal k lo wrakll W M nM ordafr kaaran P/T-F7T 11,3 0 0 -3 3 .0 0 0 . F ill Booklit W W W k in w rm m o y n a iia i (100)641 -4104 CaD ((tth S lB U N O Today Pet Supplies OET LATEST TEOWOLCWY to B a r tM a w n l ll^ pylaM Fantal Spot fTM): M on M i n tofnrioM. f a d e kil. knpw r t lld c ll Lwwtr p r ia l At (o c tk c ri S ta ll M a i l ( m r w k ffy jid a c m m ) EARN BIO 3331WEERLV1 H a d o q n d o w a tM n v Wo m i you cvcrytknq jm oood lo atari, nriodn* poangri F a S a totonmfaa aO (M 3)M I-I300 Real Estate EASY WORK) Oron poyt Ear* 1500 pkaa wmk aiinM Iap prodnn N otap oriaaaaaaav y . CM k )d k a (100)24T-5944 cal 104 OWN A VILLA NEAR DISNEY FLOT-3A C n pay f a u d f 2 b o k o o n a d o n 391,900 3 b a d ro a n to n 1113.900 Un i * a ran to u n m a n Lada Manoo Ootf Raaon (U t)U 3 OOtS, (143)427-0323 w Drinr-It PAYS lo atari writ a CM SRT Today ((77)244-729) or (I77JBKJ-PAYDAY •Onto Fly *Prid WaM)y • E n M l U rartu >Naw Fpoipaud *S U 5 0 S i g n * Bonn •Stoden Orndatoa Wakonc Sotokari Rtfriganlod Traaport FORECLOSED OOVT HOMES! 10 at Lew down! Tn npa ad bndnqana HUD. VA. RIA. Lowofa doww<0 K. Crada Fa HritoBk(100)30I-ITT7 M 1699 AVON Looktos f a k>M*r toaono? Mon laakto town) ladop a d a a ? AVONka wtotym'ri lootaosfa Ut'Hato(IU)9424053 CA lEER OFPORTUNmn Earn F i r r t t o n u n l y m ru n n M l c d c lia if a la c ild o d a n M tr N M f p n m M CaafNttr iwpn ad Ffryartoto S Horidi C an Devil if n n < (100)772391) cat 2062 This is u giool opportunity tor ycu to enjoy the sam« great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. Notices FRffiNDLY TOY* AND PITTS ton n y n lip tor parry p4to advnan tod naaapn* I l n a daua, yta, « j a, C U m a * . Hj b a * . tnpa.raeopMiaa F i a cantos. M tonrina (*00)41*4*73 DON'T BEREJECTED fer. peoCtooadRantnAMto toooaa, pnc« baMnqacy. aa daw* p e y M Wa Caa llaip1 Call Manpape hna. ( t i t J604-PRO1. a n mtpproa com HUD Approved M is c e lla n e o u s Colorado (jack CLOSEOUT SALE 35Ac-319,900 km Ikon loColoradoSpang Owim nna iMhalprapontoiaaririin1 abla faiaat 360* vwwi oTtoo Rockia Vary prmn, aatona to 1^00*1 acrea oFBLM lad. Col Rad Oak Rack toO- fra ((77)476-4347 LAKE BAR0A1N' 3* ACRES (24,600. Frac bori idap I I to 333)00 acn ................................... ... l l k ji t poll com a' Ciz cow (100)704-)134, cal Idd 1. Ads win be scheduled to run for 2 days* 2. Price of Item must be staled in the ad and he $100 or less. 3. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. 4. You should call and cancel as soon as Item sells. 5. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 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. Avwdrida A a a a M a 2 0 H i iw n i.u a .( 1 3 4 4 / ^ 1 1 1 .7 2 0 / ■ o a k 360.000'raw SoM agO oom Mawopn S T n to «n W tk o til a d a .. L a d s . adnow Loadc W taaodkanm a d d o m to l a d toa Way. 2-3 Ikwori qoMSad T V .. Mad A cowSnad appu Only W akly Pay E a y I yuan . WiO Aran l i l i m l m l Ilaadk CMp (IM ))4 3 -l7 S t For Sale DIRECTV SYSTEM FREE- b d a d a if tonribaoa by CrmlWd TeM aKnaa,M ym pay ia t llfJ fc r M p p n p W A C I I ' Duk Far Saudi, c a l (100)(56-0440 www 4-OOIECTV cob CRIMINAL DEFENSE M fyr O a a a Wkwt Orihr, Rap., • MUST INCLUDE PRICE $ 1 0 0 OR L E S S FACTORY D0IECT FOOL HEATERS lim p a y . Sotor, a O n f q r ) l fl N tw n M u U a d DolyomrirornataOcd F n o Fkoao Q a o lti (I0 0 ))))-W A R M (6 2 7 4 ) a U SCWC029793 PRINT AO H ERE: Nacd • DE2X 0064FUTER h a M n knd owril? Wa a a kcV. wVn katoed danaada Ida yon AM aboa 'FicMSnrt* 99H afprwnd (800)477-9014C ed o-fU l w w w n a aotonoat con — NAME: U Legal Services t MAIL TO : Sem inole Herald C lassified A ds * P.O. B or 1667 Sanford , FL 32772-1667 • ONLY ONE ITEM COLLECTIONS -EARN 3000 UP! I GoOMn| pari d a daka csonna pravidad ConpMn laqrirod. No atom I Frit a pm toww CM ToMyt (IOO))97-)»I7 cal GREAT DIALS ON H084E OFFICE COMFUTER5I FMy tooMd. atw Ganaray ( a ) PCa far *799 5H c a n a d Nonbooki tor 3999 VH caara CM (100)4464)41 n v4M | N m y um l PHONE: F C A N ' ) Yea ) No Week o f July 9,2001 (SOO)SEE-LEQAL (I00)T J)-5342 24kn DIVORCE3I75 00 •COVERS M r ik a , property divaaoa, Man ckaafa. ndaary. n ia in * apowa, toe. 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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 11, 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/833aa5b4d4dc7c5d33dcd6ebf2536ce8.pdf 336e27e0876304e8a5df87aaeac5b9fa PDF Text Text AUGUST-19, 2 0 0 1 •3rd YEAR No. 120 CotirrigM0 2001 TlwZmomu* S a n f o r d , F lo r id a Lake M ary skate park gets green light LAKE MARY — It has funding from the stale and approval from the city's Parks and Recreation Board, and now the city's proposed skatc/bicyclo park has City Commission's go-ahead. Commissioners gave conceptual approval Thursday to the park that has been discussed by city officials for more than two years. Following hours of research, site visits and public hearings. Parks and Recreation Department staff members recommended the city construct a 10,000 square-foot concrete skateboard Post 53 continues to win The Sanford CampbeliLossing American Legion Post 53 baseball team went back to a tried and true method ol winning ballgames — great pitching and timely hits — to rout host Albany (Ga.) Post 3 0 ,1 3 -0 , in seven innings in the opening round of the 2001 American Legion Baseball Region 3 Tournament. P a g e1 B They've been a hit In local churches for several years. Now the Sanford-based gospel group Voices of Inspiration hopes to broaden their message with their own record label and a popular CD. Page 1C More skateboard parks are being built more are tving built," Carrico said. "We after state law exempts cities from liability K '! ^ ^ f f i" in,MWn- ora* Jiark with a design similar to the park ocatcd in Lakeland. "We've done a lot of research on this," Parks and Recreation Department Director Bill Carrico said. "Now we have to decide on where we would like to go on this.” In 1999, the state legislature passed a law encouraging governments to make land available for skateboarding, in-line skating and bicycles. The legislation stat­ ed no government or employee would Ik* liable to a person who is injured during an activity in the park. In July 2000, City Commission voted to accept a $112,000 grant from the state Department of Environmental Protection to used toward the construction of the facility. By accepting the grant, the city also agreed to match it by $37,500. County approves plan to develop 1-4 tract Lake Mary dedicates $5 million police station By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor LAKE MARY — It's been six years since voters approved the construction of a new police department. And, with their first glimpse Thursday of the new facility, community mem­ bers and city officials say the wait was well worth it. More than 200 people gath­ ered in front of the $5 million facility during the city’s dedi­ cation ceremony for the new police headquarters located at 165 E. Crystal Lake Avc. The complex Is more titan three times larger than the current space occupied by the police department on Rinehart Road. ^This is the vision of many, many people," City Manger John Litton said. "Ten years ago. Lake Mary was only a blimp on the radar and a great place to live. We are state-ofthe-art now. We have grown up." The 26,000-square-foot bulldir.g includes an ultra-modern communications system and a property evidence area, a brief­ ing room, an investigations area, a conference room and detention, training and obser­ vation areas. A section of the building, about 5,000 square feet, will remain empty in order to have space for future expansion. Following the referendum By Christopher Patton Staff Writer “-1*— w — m *— T _-tn -a rwratG pnoio oy tommy »mevnt Lako Mary Polico Chief Richard Boary. left passes out scissors tor the police station ribbon culling ceremony to City Manager John Litton; commissioners George Duryea and Janet Jomlgan; Mayor Thom Greene, and com­ missioner Gary Brender. six years ago, city officials and members of the police depart­ ment began planning for the new complex. Construction began in December 1999 on property previously occupied bv three houses and a church. Although there were no major problems during con­ struction, the completion date was moved back several times as a result of more than 50 dtangc orders. According to Deputy Chief Sam Belfiore, several items still need to be Finished before the police department relocates to the new facility at the end of August or the beginning of September. "After our first walk through, we made a punch list of things that needed to be done," Belfiore said. "After the things on the punch list are finislteu, we will do another walk through. If we agree that the punch list is finished, the city will agree to accept the build­ ing" Belfiore said he doesn't fore­ see any major problems during the police department's transi­ tion between its current loca­ tion to its new headquarters. "There may be a few glitch­ Volunteer at Greenwood lakes Middle School In d e x Butin* m . . Clattifkd O ottw ord D*ar Abby l»yal» . . . Ilf* Sly I* . . Obifwari*» Opinion , , Polk* log Religion , . Spoilt . . . es," he said. "But, as far at the officers an* concerned, there shouldn't Ik* any problems. Their office is in tneir cars and on the road. "I'm just extremely happy the building is basically fin­ ished," he said "It’s been a long time coming. We've need­ ed this facility for the last six or seven years or more. Our cur­ rent facility was getting very cramped." During Thursday's ceremo­ ny, Police Chief Richard Bear)* awarded Belfiore with the See Station, Page 7A See County, Page 6A Pine pests destroy acres o f softwood By Christopher Patton Staff Writer By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Hsathar Hardin - SANFORD — Bill Heard Chevrolet on Interstate 4 will soon have a new neighbor as county commissioners unani­ mously rezoned a 55-acre tract north of the car dealer Tuesday night. Development of the site would consist of 503,050 square feet of retail, office and show­ room uses in ten "high-end fin­ ish" buildings. "I'm happy to see this site developed this way other than a large common i d building," said Commissioner Daryl McLain after the board approved the rezoning from C-2 to planned commercial development. With the land designated planned commercial develop­ ment, developers will have to adhere to strict design standards in their final development plan which will also have to pass the hoard's vote. Previously, residents of the nearby Lake Forest neighbor­ hood balked at any develop­ ments in the area, most recently a proposed Wal-Mart on State Road 46. However, the new development will ire different as "most of it will be geared toward small users." "It's planned as a sort of busi­ ness park," said attorney Jim LONGWOOD — One of Florida's longtime residents is causing millions of dollars of destruction this year, but the mayhem brought on by its tree destroying rampage is nothing new to North America. The southern pine beetle is one of the most destructive pests in the southern United States, Mexico and Central America. In one of the worst outbreaks in record from 1973 through 1977, the native insect killed approxi­ mately 4.5 million board Let of pine timber, according to US. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The forest service predicted high southern pine beetle activi­ ty in Central Florida this year because of the mild winter and extended drought. However, the largest outbreaks are still occur­ ring in the states of Mississippi, Alabama, Gcoigla, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, North and South Carolina. During 1999 and 2000, Tennessee alone approxi­ mately lost 100,000 acres of pine timber valued at $75 million. Approximately 6,000 acres of pine forests in Florida have H*»»W photo by Tommy Vlnconl Wokiva State Park manger John Filtyaw explains how loggers thin pine tim­ ber in an effort to stop the destruction ol forests by the southern pine beetle. already been destroyed this year, and thousands of more acres arc expected to fall to the beetles' pine tree eradication. typically the beetle outbreaks last two to three years and repeat about every seven years, said Wekiva State Park ranger John Fillyaw. The beetle attacks and can kill all species of pine timber, but generally prefers the loblolly, shortlcaf, Virginia, pond and pitch pines. At the Central Florida's Wekiva State Park half the pre­ serve is shut down as logging crews thin acres of forest trying to stop the bug's progression. Trails are ruined and service roads are widened by the heavy machinery, and the ground is scattered with dead pine tree bark and piles of underbrush. According to Fillyaw, 400 acres of the 7,200-acre park have already been Infested. The beetle devastation doesn't stop at the Wekiva State Park as infestations have been reported in 26 llorida counties, according to the forest service. Taking a closer look at the inside of the dead hark shows the tell tale sign tlut the beetle Iras done its damage. Adult bee­ tles bore through the outer bark and stay in the cambium layer, or the first layer of wixni where See Pines, Page 8A SANFORD — A 13-hour shift by the City-County Auto theft Bureau Wednesday night resulted in the arrest of four Sanford teenagers. According to bureau coordi­ nator Anthony Berrios, a rou­ tine auto theft sting at State Road 46 and Persimmon Avenue turned into a Ill-hour pursuit and search into Volusia County and then hack into the Sanford area. At approximately 6 p.m. Wednesday, Berrios said his squad was briefed on the auto sting. About three hours later at the operation site, four suspects arrived in two separate vehicles and look the bait investigators had set out — custom wheels and rims. According to Berrios, the suspects were going to steal the wheels first, then come back for the car. Terrence Green, 18, and Delvin Ingram, 16, were arrest­ ed at the scene by undercover deputies, hut the two suspects Set* Sling, Page HA Two arrested By Christopher Patton Stall Writer SANFORD — A liKal son and father-in-law are in jail after state agents uncovered an oper­ ation by the duo that netted $500,000 in stolen property, including eight luxury cars and two 27-fool boats. Sanford resident Rohan Grant, 26, and Altamonte Springs resident Cosmore Flunks, 57, are being held in the Seminole County Jail on bonds of $250,000 and $150,000 respec­ tively. Their am*sts were part of a two-month investigation by Florida Department of LawEnforcement Agent Lurry Carr that uncovered an identify theft ring. The 16th Statewide Grand Jury returned indictments Thursday charging the two individuals with numerous counts of grand theft, identity theft and organized fraud "It started when l was called by Gary Collins, who is the vice president ol Hank of America security," Carr said. "He was looking for a boat leased in Clearwater, and he thought it �Page 2 A Sunday. Aufitisl HI. 2001 T he S eminole H erald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Touching up C on fessions o f a back-to-sch o ol shop p ing zom bie O ut & A bout SA T The City of Lake Mary Historical Commission, to usher in the Smithsonian exhibit "Yesterday's Tomorrows" will hold a jazz festival from 3 until 9 p.m., Saturday, August 18, at Central Park, at Lake Mary City Hall. Featured will be the Altamonte Jazz Ensemble, Jackie Jones, and King Tet. Admission is free to the festival, and to the Smithsonian exhibit which will open at 1 p.m. For additional information phone 407-324-3065. By Mickey G uisew lte Special to the Herald First cam e the quadruple cheeseburger. Then the 32-ounce small soda. Then the jumbo container of fries. And now, the coun­ try that has brought us mammoth-sized por­ tions brings us something else of unimagin­ able proportion: the super-sized event. It used to be back-to-school shopping, a mere blip on the shopping scale. Now, it is BACK! TO! SCHOOL! SHOPPING!!, a month-long sales spectacular rivaling holiday shopping in its size and scope. Ih c radio ads. The TV' ads. The magazine ads. The newspaper circulars. The in-store signage. Bulk up! Stock up! Snap it up! Hurry in and grab it all while it's still here! All of the current hype and hoopla has this back-to-school shopper constantly trying to remind herself of what her 6-year-old son needs for school, vs. what three weeks of round-the-clock advertising keep telling her that her 6-year-old son needs for school. WHAT THE ADS SAY HE N EED S: Pants! Shirts! Vests! Sweaters! Socks! Underwear! Jackets! Hats! Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! WHAT HE ACTUALLY N EED S: A T-shirt and a new pair of laces for his sneakers. WHAT TH E A D S SAY HE N EED S: Lunchables! Snackables! Packables! Drinkables! Chips! Dips! Nips! And a mov­ ing-box size container o f fruit roll-ups! WHAT HE ACTUALLY N EED S: Nothing. He buys his lunch at school. WHAT TH E A D S SAY HE N EED S: Jumbo binders! Staplers! Organizers! Markers! Calendars! Rulers! Twenty-pack shrinkwrapped pads of papcrl WHAT HE ACTUALLY N EED S: Per a list we received from his teach er Three No. 2 pencils, a glue stick and an eraser (which we already own.) WHAT TH E A D S SAY HE N EED S: A computer, scanner, printer, Zip drive, person­ al data assistant, Encyclopedia Britannica on CD, and cell phone with direct auto-dial home. WHAT HE ACTUALLY N EED S: New rain boots. And yet, what responsible parent can help but get swept up into the back-to-school shopping hysteria? A display of Scooby-Do three-ring binders rose out of the floor with a placard on top that said three for $4.99! We didn't need any. But three for $4.99? How could I resist? I reeled around and found myself faring an aisle of matching 5cooby-Do folders, back­ packs and accessories. We didn't need any, but they matched the binders, and what female shopper can say no to something that matches? I attempted to extract m yself from the Scooby-Do aisle only to find m yself faring a group of women pawing through a table full of T-shirts marked two for $3.99! We don't need any! I wailed out loud. Move over! Let m e in! Perhaps the real challenge this time of year isn't buying back-to-school materials, but resisting back-to-school materials. Maybe our triumph is in how little we manage to put in our carts, rather than how much. In the same way we can admire our flat stom achs when we skip a super-sized meal, we can admire something just as lovely when we resist super-sized back-to-school shop­ ping: the shape of our unaltered wallets. Herald photo by Tommy Vtnofit Tim Carson and Jamos Spencer put the finislhlng touches on the sign atop the newly refurbished Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Tho grand opening for the stadium is Sept. 13, 2001. m o n Drug Paraphernalia • Mavin Ealy, 53, of Sanford was arrested by a Seminole County deputy after the deputy witnessed Ealy drinking from an open 12ounce container of Hurricane Malt Liquor. Ealy was charged with having an open container of alco­ hol and possessing a "pipe used for smoking crack cocaine." • Jerry Mason, 48, of Sanford was arrested by a Seminole County deputy Saturday morning for possession of drug parapherna­ lia. The deputy stopped Mason for improper lighting on his bicycle and found three copper Brillo pads on Mason, which are commonly used for smoking crack cocaine. • Kenneth McGill, 35, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police after he reportedly went to the police station and turned himself in for having "a small clear tube, which he had used to smoke possi­ ble marijuana or crack cocaine." • Tina Sutton, 38, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police for drug paraphernalia. An officer stopped to talk to her after notic­ ing her flagging cars down in the area of 13th Street and Mulberry Avenue. After noticing alcohol in her water bottle the officer also asked if there was anything else he needed to know about: she pro­ duced a metal pipe from her purse. Drug Possession • Anthony Charles, 19, of Sanford was arrested by Seminole County deputies after they watched Chdtles and two Other males smoke a marijuana cigar in the rear of the Comfort Zone night club located on 13th Street. Found in Charles front pocket were 12 individually packed marijuana sacks totaling in weight of 43.6 grams. He was charged with pos­ session with intent to sell and pos­ session of more than 20 grams. • A Seminole County deputy arrested Casey Ramey after arrest­ ing the before mentioned Ronald LaCIair. Ramey, 20, of Sanford was Doug Fetzer The Dan Ting Oteptey Advertising Jorin CufolMJi Roum Lavsnder Advertising TedW»*e> U g alM itn u ing liuM UngLytl Republic N ewspa/ters. Inc. Police Blotter arrested for possession of the pill ecstasy or MDMA. All Wet Sanford police arrested Angel Finkle, 37, and Robbie Osborne, 38, after officers observed the two in a large water fountain, unclothed and bathing while drinking a beer. Bank Robbery Investigators with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office have cleared a man with regard to his possible involvement in the rob­ bery of the Fairwinds Credit Union on Femwood Boulevard, in Fern Park. The robbery happened Thursday at 11:43 a.m. and the suspect robbed the credit union of an undisclosed amount of money. Eyewitnesses say he used a long barrel gun, perhaps a shotgun. Nobody was hurt. The man was detained and questioned because he was seen leaving the area where the robbery took place. Minutes after the rob­ bery, while a search was on for a suspect, the man sped away from Altamonte Springs Police. He wrecked his car in Altamonte Springs and ran into an apartment to hide. Investigators with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office learned the suspect was shopping at a nearby business at the time of the robbery and fled from police because he had a suspended dri­ ver's license and feared going to jail for that. Altamonte Springs Police later arrested him on traffic charges. The suspect was described as a black male wearing a hood over Suspected Burgular Caught A Deltona man faces numerous charges in Seminole County for burglary and dealing in stolen property in several cases Involving break-ins in last year. Spencer Renner was served with numerous warrants Tuesday upon being booked Into the Seminole County Jail. Renner is suspected of kicking in the front door of victims' homes and making off with property and jewelry. Many of the burgLrico happened in the summer and early fall of 2000 in Ihe Lake Mary area. Renner was arrested In Volusia County last November and was being held in their jail. Seminole County authorities were able to compare pawnshop tickets and fingerprints, which implicated Renner. Renner Is now being held In the Seminole County Jail on nine different counts, with a total bond more than $45,000. Pigs shot The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is investigating the shooting deaths of five pigs during last weekend, which may be the result of a neighborhood dispute. Five to six pigs apparently escaped from their pen at 4264 North County Road 426 in Geneva during the weekend. On Sunday, four of them were found shot to death and their carcasses dumped on the property from which they escaped. It appears a vehicle trans­ ported their carcasses there. Another pig was found wandering nearby, wounded. It had to be put down. Seminole County Range and Water Patrol Deputies are investi­ gating. m i Sanford Middle School Math, Science Technology Magnet will be holding two open house events. Monday, Aug. 20, families of the 7th and 8th grades are invited. Tuesday, Aug. 21, families of 6th graders are invited. Both events will begin in the Louis D. Pelham Gymnatorium at 7 p.m. with a greeting from the school's new principal. Bill Gibson. Teachers will discuss course outlines and procedures. There will not be one-on-one conferences but they may be set up by phoning the office at 407-320-6150. thurH I The City of Casselberry' presents "Palette o f Cultures", a gala art open­ ing, Thursday, Aug. 23, from 6 until 9 p.m. The show festures works of talented inter­ national artists from France, Italy, Israel, Spain, North Africa, Brazil, Zimbabwe and Russia. The event will be held at Casselberry City Hall, 95 Triplet Lake Drive. The public 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. THUR The Seminole County Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold an Industry Recognition Luncheon, Friday, Aug. 24 from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. in the Presidential Ballroom, Church Street Station, Orlando. Tickets are $30 for members and $50 for nonmembers. Corporate tables are also welcome. For Information or tickets contact Debbie Lee at 407834-4404, ext. 228. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. "Serving Seminole County Since 190S ” Sunday. August 19, 2001 • Voi. 93, No. 122 Pubtehed wary Wednesday and Saturday ty Republic Newspapers Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *Fajt (407) 323 9406 Pw oO caJ Pottage Paid el Santort. Florida and adOinnal mating oHca* U SP S 481200 Postmaster Send addieat criengaa to CR*uU4kxi WtndJ Krurpandi his head and dark clothing. The investigation and search for a sus­ pect continues. Anybody with information that might be useful with the investigation of this case is asked to call the Seminole County Sheriff's Office at 407-6656600. Seminole Herald ESm Tyro*. JR Doha Dietrich Crirtt Ration M ona Kaefctos N ik Pteitsut Doan Smith Tammy Vincent A/t ZidrttJu August 18 is the third Saturday and that means it's time for the big Bluegrass Pick-In, at the Community Building, comer of West Church and Wilma in his­ toric downtown Longwood. The event Is sponsored by the City of Longwood. Bring lawn chairs and listen, or bring your instrument and join in the pickin'. The event, held the third Saturday of each month Is from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. The SEMINOLE HERALD P .0 Dot 1687 Sanford. FL 32772-1667 Subscription Rates 3 Months to Sarmnda County t l 1 00 6 Months to Saminote County S20 00 1 Yaar In Seminote CouVy 436 00 1 Vast Othar Fionas Couey S42.00 1 Yssr Out CX Stats S&2 00 I �T hf. S eminole H eraiji Siiiiilny. Aumisl 1!>. 2001 P ag e 3 /\ O b itu a ries VERRICEM. BURNELL Wrria.' M. Burnell, 77, of East First Street Sanford, diet! Thursday. Aug. 16,2001. Bom in Naples, Maine, she moved to Central Florida in 1967. Sire was a retired newspaper delivery person for the Seminole Herald and Orlando Sentinel. Survivors include a daughter, Toni E. Burnell of Geneva; a son, Mkhac! Burnell cf Mount Air)', N.C.; three brothers, Norman Moulton of Bridgton, Maine, Wmon Moulton of Weld, Maine and Elly Moulton of Maryland; three grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. SPENCER DEMILLE Spencer deMillc, 91, of Village on tne Green, Longwood, died Wednesday, Aug. 15,2001. Bom in Orange, N.J., he moved to Central Florida In 1997. He retired from Metal Textile Corp, where he served as president Survivors include his wife, Mary 11. deMlllo of Longwood; two sons, Robert S. deMille of Penn Valley, Calif., and Peter a deMille of Indio, Calif.; a daugh­ ter, Anne Nicman of Casselberry; six grandchildren; and 12 great grandchildren. Woodlawn Carey Han Longwood Chapel is in charge of arrangements. PAULS. JAMES Dr. Paul S. James, 93, of Grand Plaza Drive, Orange City, died Wednesday, Aug. 15,2001, in Honda Hospital Fish Memorial in Orange City. Bom in Rushford, N.Y., he moved to Central Honda from Syracuse, N.Y., in 1975. He was a Baptist minister for 60 years and a member of Stetson Baptist Church. During tire lime lie lived in Ddtona, he supplied many pulpits and was heard in statewide assem­ blies, assori.itiori.il meetings and Bible studies in local diurriies. Over the years, lie preadiod in some of the nation's leading pulits from New York to California, le also served as vice-president of the Southern Baptist Convention in which capacity lie represented Soutli Baptists on a visit to tlie Soviet Union. Survivors include a son, Edward L. James of Charleston, S.C.; two daughters, Esther Vogeley of Lebanon, 111., and Bcttic Burnett of Washington, D.C; n sis­ ter, Ruth Cording of Wheaton, III.; 10 grandchildren; and 16 great grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to Stetson Baptist Church, ft B 1025 W. Minnesota Ave„ DeLand, FT, 32721). Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. LEE ANNA KILGORE Lee Anna Kilgore, 82, of Sipes Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, Aug. 15,2001, In Beverly Healthcare of Lake Mary. Bom April 19,1919, in CottondaJe, she was a homemaker and a member of Allen Chapel AME Church. Survivors include three sons, Alvin Kilgore of Sanford, Russell Kilgore of Orlando and Roosev elt Williams of Brooklyn, N.Y.; six daughters, Levada Hucks of Orlando, Brenda Jordan of Tampa, Palrida Jackson of Forrestvillc Md; the Rev. Viola Graham of Sanford, Selma Wilson of Fort Washington, Md., and Stephaine Grant of Savannah, Ga.; a sister, Bernice Parker of Sanford; 20 grandchil­ dren; and rigid great grandchil­ dren. Wilson-Eichcllxiger Mortuary Inc. of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. LULA MAE LANGSTON NANCY A. LeDUKE Nancy A. leDuke, 46, of Casa Park, Winter Springs, died Wednesday, Aug. 15,2001, in Longwood's South Seminole Hospital. Bom June 5,1955, in Queens, N.Y., she resided in Central Honda for 16 years. She was a journalist and of tlie Protestant faith Survivors include two daugh­ ters, Michelle N. and Diniclle C. LeDuke of Winter Springs; her father and mother, Frederick H. and Doris A. McGowan of Port Orange; a brother, Fred M. McGowan of Ovitdo; and a sister, Susan McKeever of Deliary. HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 17-92 - Maitland Ptr. 3394969 Gana Hunt Owner Mwbia A r is s o n FU N ER A L HOM E KATHRYN CECILIA GLEASON Kathryn Cecilia Gleason, 90, of VVhitewood Drive, Ddtona, died Monday, Aug. 13,2001, In Florida Hospital Fish Memorial In Orange City. Bom in Logansport, Ind., she moved to Central Florida from Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., in 1970. She was a retired registered nurse and worked in Chicago, New York and Honda for 65 years before retiring. She was a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church in Deltona, Alanon and the Audubon Society. She was also an active member of the Woman's Club in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. She had an interest in fine arts, sculpture, yoga, bridge and reading. She also enjoyed volunteer wori^jind spending time with her grandchil­ dren. Survivors indude her husband of 61 years, Phil Gleason of Ddtona; two sons, Edward J. Gleason of Yorktown Heights, N.Y., and Philip Gleason of New York, N.Y; a daughter, Mary K. Gleason of Southport, Conn.; seven grandchildren; and two great grandchildren Memorial may be made to the American Cancer Society/Breast Cancer Research. 1599 Clifton Road, Atlanta, Ga., 30329. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. Lula Mac Langston, 75, of Tampa, died Monday, Aug. 13, 21)01, in Central Honda Regional Hospital. Bom Dec. 16,1925, in Sanford, she was a retired nurses aid and a member of Trinity CME Church of Tampa. Survivors include two sons, Wallace Langston and Ralph Hawkins, both of Tampa; and one sister, Hilda Overstreet of Sanford. WiLon-EkJielbergcr Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in dwrge of arrangements. ■ I Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. EDITO S. MASANGCAY Edito S. Masangcny, 62, of Hancock Court, Casselberry, died Wednesday, Aug. 15,2001, in Altamonte Springs' Honda I lospital. Bom Feb. 8,1939, in Jbajay, Aklan, tin.’ lliilippiix’s, he resided in Central Honda for 14 years. He was a civil engineer and a member of Casselberry's Community United Mellxxlist Church. A volatile stock market and vague investment goals can side (rack plans, including retirement Seminar reveals process lo achieve life goals of educa­ tion, retirement, and wealth transfer. Speaker is Certified Financial Planner and inslnictor of AitMi SnllHtm, err financial planning and invcsmtcnls ai a local university. 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Love, The Seminole Renegadea God called you home He must have needed you there Now we are left alone, with the heartache to bare Ai we stand here today, we are minus one Teammate, friend, brother and son HVdedicate this day, this game and every game we play to you HWi every pitch, catch and hit We'll remember your team spirit and special hit Your warm friendly smile And positive attitude that went on for miles That special twinkle and pride in >vur eyes Thai seemed to light up the world every time you smiled God has called you home t Four love and friendship with u su asa j short-term loan Hir should have known, if nr had looked real close We would have seen you always had angel wings P ro p a n e T a n k s B anfield F ille d E v e r y D a y W h ile Y o u W a it . F u n e r a l H om e F a m ily O w n e d & S e rv in g F lo rid a S in ce 1989 2 0 Lb. 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Hwy 436 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 Banfield Funeral Hom e ONGWOOD 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 Hw y 434 & 427 3 3 9 -4 8 8 3 J G u a r a n t e e d L a u r e e i P r ie e e £ L— OVIEDO Hwy. 426 & 434 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 J AP*|SANFORD SATISFACTION 5 GUARANTEED § a ASSELBERRY Winter Pork Dr. 207 E. 25th St. - 3 2 1 - 0 8 8 5 «*1---------- 3 3 9 - 7 3 6 5 — 5 �T he S eminole I I e iu u i PilgC 4 A Sunday. Aiifiust til. 2001 O p in io n Talk show plan brings more bad news to NAACP Not again. For the second time in a decade, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the nation's premier civil rights organization, stands to be humiliated by the actions of a self-serving leader. Seven years ago, the NAACP was scandal­ ized by revelations that its executive director, Ben Chavis, had secretly used the organization's funds as hush money to fend off a subordinate's complaints of sexual harassment. Now, the NAACP is about to be battered by another wave of bad press, with revelations that make its 2-year-old campaign against alleged racial discrimination by TV networks appear nothing more than a shakedown for a job by Cliavis' succes­ sor, Kweisi Mfume. It had always struck me as curious that Mfume spent so much of his energy on a campaign aimed at television, which, he said, refuses to place enough minorities in prominent positions either in front of the camera or behind it. After all, even if "Friends" suddenly integrat­ ed and the evening network newscasts began to feature Latino-Asian anchor Cynthia teams, the wall separating poor minority communities from mainstream America • • • • • • • • • would not even be dented. Now, Mfume's motives become clearer. On Friday, just days after Mfume held another press conference blasting the four major networks, published reports revealed his nascent deal with a division of one of those networks, NBC. In July, Mfume taped a prototype in which he hosts an Oprah-style talk show, which he hopes to syndicate in a deal Involving NBC Enterprises, the network’s syndication arm. When he lashed the networks last week, Mfume didn't men­ tion the deal involving the talk show. Asked about it later, he used convoluted logic (and equally convoluted syntax) to claim the deal did not compromise his campaign challenging the net­ works over diversity. "... 1 would never admit or allow any conflict of interest even to be perceived if in fact any economic action is taken against any individual network wltidt theoreti­ cally could be construed as a competitor (to NBC)," Mfume told the Los Angeles Times. In that failed exercise in rationalizations, Mfume seemed to suggest that his deal with NBC Enterprises matters only if he actually called for a network boycott (which he stopped just short of) and an NBC competitor suffered economic harm as a result. But the part of that response that was most truthful was, "I would never adm it." Mfume would never admit that his ego and extraordinarily poor judgment have left the NAACP vul­ nerable to charges of a shakedown. Doesn't it seem clear that the quickest way for NBC to get the NAACP off its back is to help Mfume get his syndicated talk show? The timing could not be worse. This revelation comes as journalists are investigating the financial activities of organiza­ tions associated with the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who lias been accused of funneling donations to Karin Stanford, the mother of his illegitimate 2-year-old. Jackson's critics have also accused him of turning l\is anti-discrimination crusades against major corporations and financial institutions into nothing more than shakedowns; as soon as those corporations hand money over to Jackson's groups, his critics claim, he ceases his public cru­ sades against them. The NAACP cannot afford this sort of controversy. At the very least, its board of directors ought to demand that Mfume give up his plans for a nationally syndicated TV talk show — with NBC Enterprises or any other group. Then the board ought to re-assess this crusade over TV diversity. The organization's time would be better spent encouraging minority households to give up TV altogether. Television-viewing rarely enltances achievement. Tucker 5 ? U t io n is m - iy\a t < r i g h t : p g £Q W R 6 «V ' oyT ' " a $ O ifi V U 6 H T ... Som e support the penny sales tax ... the penny tax. Even if the money ia spent on schools have other avenues of obtaining U.S. and state highways I must ask why monies. For example, we could increase should we, and it federal and state reim­ impact fees to overcome expenses for now bursements are forthcoming what will hap­ schools, roads and infrastructure. In ten years most of the natural beauty of pen to the money? Who among us will hold a gun on elected officials to insure the money our country will be gone as we pave over land and extend the sprawl. Lets vote to save will be spent ns stated? No one. I intend to vote against the extended this loveliness for our tourist economy but penny tax and wait for some enlightened more importantly for our children and public official to put forth a specific, legally grandchildren. binding referendum to fund school and Sarah Bllderbrck other projects that can't be done any other Altamonte Springs way. Donald M. Fann Sanford l b the editor. When my wife and I decided to sell our house in South Florida and move to Central Florida, we were confident that we could find employment in our field. We arc both math teachers and there is a shortage in our field. We are both certified math teachers and there is a shortage of math teachers in every county in Florida and in every state in the U. S. We knew that we wanted to move to Central Florida, so we researched many To the editor counties. We selected Seminole County 1 am going to vote NO on September 4, because all the available data indicated that Kou come too. Seminole County voters are Seminole County has an outstanding public eing asked to extend the extra penny sales school system where monies arc expended tax, 75 percent of which will be spent for with Integrity and common sense. roads for 10 more years. My wife and I plan to vote for the one cent A yes vote for roads means voting for tax on September 4th. Seminole County has more traffic congestion. As new lanes and made it clear that.the revenues from the roads are built there is a brief respite, then penny tax will be spent for the public welfare more traffic comes. Build them and the traf­ on roads and schools. I hope all residents of fic will come. Seminole County will vote for this sensible More air pollution. Cars and trucks are tax that will benefit all of the people. among the largest sources of smog and can­ Rudolph V. Conoley cer-causing pollution in America, spewing Sanford out 12 pounds of cancer chemicals annually for every person in America. Destruction of wildlife habitat. This is inevitable along route 46 as it is four laned to Volusia County and across the Wekiva River Tb the edlton Protection Area, 17-92 as it is six laned It looks like the “Notice of Special through Spring Hammock Preserve (Dig Tree Referendum Election” and “Information Park) and alt the other roads where trees are Regarding Special Referendum” published cut. Hear lire cries of the Great Homed Owl, in your paper will be my last chance to com­ the endangered little Painted Bunting and ment on the penny sales tax. Before ballots the Florida Black Bear. are cast, permit me to offer a few thoughts In Decreasing water auality and quantity as opposition to extending that extra penny tax pavement prevents the rain from reaching for another ten years. the aquifer while more strip malls, parking Even without the extra tax, revenues for lots and housing developments are built. the county will increase without raising Already desalinization plants are planed. taxes like they always have. New business Destruction of farms and open spaces structures, home dwellings, and apartments even in areas of Oviedo and Chuluoto where are being completed quite frequently. people have chosen collectively to remain Previous owned homes are selling at a good rural. rate and raising assessments on those homes Greater use of the automobile and its and near them as well, many other sources of depletion of fossil fuels even as they search increased revenues exist I'm sure. The point for oil and gas along Florida coasts. is that the extra penny sales tax if imposed Destruction of wetlands. Even though would constitute found money for the these are identified, through fill and mitiga­ County Commission, the School Board and tion they are disappearing as roads open the the cities to either spend wisely or squander area to development. without raising property taxes. Rest assured, In essence to vote “yes” means lowering public expenses will rise to meet increased our quality of life, not just for 10 years but for revenues no matter what just as bureaucra­ our future. If we are to build sustainable cies will expand regardless of their mission. communities, we must put money into mass Many ot tire projects listed to be done transit light rail, commuter rail or buses either won't be done or shouldn't be done by along with our bike paths and sidewalks. No the county or the cities. With the exception of percentages of funds are allotted for transit the school projects. I consider the others a in the upcoming referendum. wish list to sucker the public into voting for Few want to vote against schools but ... and some don’t C y n ih L T in k n U cdilori*] rdlux lot IS* A IL n U Cuntfitution. Mw « n b* m i M by f i ll ( > n lM ,4 ,)r,u m C U O I A T L A N T A C O N S T IT U T IO N D IS TR IB U TE D BY U N IV E A S A L TRESS S Y N D IC A TE 4520 M a n St, K m u i City, Mo. M i l l ; M14I *52-4400 Welsh likes things the way they are To the editor I am disturbed again about the proposed hotel/conference center on Lake Monroe. Please understand that I am opposed to this center being built where Fort Mellon Park now is located. There has been a lot of talk and written items about how much good the hotel/conference center will do the city and county. We have all heard the argument about higher property values. We have heard the argument about more and better jobs. 1 would have a lot to say about these but this is not my point. When I first heard about the hotel/confercnce center being located at Fort Mellon Park I asked about traffic on the small streets. The only answer I remember was the streets around the center would be made one-way streets. I have a problem will) litis. Would it nut make mure sense to evaluate the polcn tial traffic problem ahead of the center than to wait? What ever the extensive cost and dly/county concessions would be to get the center built I see an expensive problem on the wav. Traffic will be everywhere and the city will have to under go major street work and this will cost is tax payers even more dollars. Oh! Us citizens will have to bail the city out of its mistakes. We will have to tolerate all the con­ struction and delayed travel. Downtown First Street is just now beginning to come alive. People are happy with the shops and activities and the parking spaces stay filled. Think of this. Now comes the hotcl/conference center probably spelled CENTRE. Higher taxes, heavy construction, street work, and loud noise. Those who can will move away, others will suffer through the mess and Sanford will end up with a Trojan Horse. Come on citizens, it is not too late to voice your opposition to this proposed disas­ ter. Let's continue to enjoy Sanford as we like Robert Welsh Sanford From A to Z Art Zielinski asks people what they think... r THINK I PflETERtlCO f WHEAT Social SECURITY WAS THE THIRD RAIL i n A m e r ic a n Po l it ic s . F orm er Vice President Al G ore has a new look. Like a man on vacation from his 9 to 5 o ffice jo b , G ore left his razor a l hom e and is now growing a beard. So ou r question today is, "W hat d o you think o f AI G ore's new beard?" I ttrnk ha needs to cut it He looks kke he should have a pan on the Planet of the Apes. It looks kind of rough on him. He would look more handsome If he would shave It oft. Jem lk Baker Senlord an. The beard locks fine to me. I didn't vote tor him and still wouldn't, but he has a right to have a beard like anyone else. I think it needs to fill in a little more. Wen Stocksett. Sanford I g u «»s to each fils own. It does make him look different. He doesn't look as busi­ nesslike as when he was Vice President. He looks all right for what he does now. Ben Its Badertscher Chuluota I think he needs to keep the beard. I liko H. It makes him look more like the working people He doesn't look like a clean­ shaven politician. The beard changes your perception of him. Damon Brown Orlando He looks cute wtfh t beard, ITs an impros rixMil on iSm. But lx doesn't look very pc tessional this way. h looks like he's read) to go out and party Instead of taking cai of business. 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August ill. 2<)<il Tho City of Sanford proposes to adopt tho following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 3664 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 3572 OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. SAID AMENDMENT BEING THE SECOND ANNUAL AMENDMENT; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT; AMEND­ ING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT; ADDING PROPERTY ANNEXED INTO THE CITY TO THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CON­ FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Regarding properly shown below; Stum ped? Call 1 - 9 0 0 * 9 3 3 * 5 1 5 5 . 99 cents a minute jaufrjkv I 48 Batman portrayer Kilmer 4B With lets delay 50 Open, a t a garmenl bag 52 ■Lai's goP 53 Give care 55 Declare a t lad 58 Platte River settler 57 Spent, tic. 50 Zola novel 60 Lett letter In London » 81 Put up 63 Zadora ol •Halrspray* maybe 68 Plumbing woe 60 Easternmost Indian state City of Sanford, Florida ™ 75 Plant with tword-shaped leaves 76 Opening 78 Crucifix letters 70 Large grasshopper Summer of Mrp Amendments Map Amt Existing Future Land Use Plan Map Daslgnation N*. High Intensity Plumed Development Low Density Residential 1 2.25 07001 T r t b u m M edia S e n lc r* . Inc. 2 22 See* Solution on Page feA > Proposed CHy Future Land Usa Plan Map Designation High Intensity 1-4 Low Density Residential Single Family High Intensity 1-4 3 2.11 High Intensity Planned Development 4 J9 Low Density Residential 5 .16 Low Density Residential 6 L6S Low Density Residential 7 22 Low Density Residential 8 329 Low Density Residential LA K E MARY/SANFORD 9 .57 Low Density Residential Register Now For Fall Classes 10 .44 Low Density Residential 11 12 2.25 1.05 Industrial Low Density Residential Commercial 13 6.91 High Intensity Planned Development low Density Residential Single Family Industrial Low Density ResidentialSingle Family Commercial Westnde Industry A Commerce 14 10.17 Suburban Estates Suburban Estates IS .92 High Intensity Planned Development Westside Industry A Commerce 16 22.45 High Intensity Planned Development High Intensity 1-4 17 II .37 28 41 19 4.95 High Intensity Planned Development Conservation Industrial Suburban Ealates Low Density Residential Westside Industry A Commerce Resource Protection Waterfront Downtown Business District Neighborhood Commercial 20 27.45 BROWN’S GYMNASTICS • T h r O n l y ( i y m n s i s t i c s S c h o o l in ( Y n f r a l r i o i'id ii O IT c r in n I I 'Y o c H o u r s o f ( ! \ t n t u i s i i c s K i i c h .M o tilli Low Density Residential - Single Family Moditan Density Residential-15 Resource Protection Low Density Residential Single Family Low Density Residential Single Family Low Density Residential Single Family Low Density Residential Single Fimily Low Density Residential Single Family Low Density Residential .Sinplf Family Neighborhood Commercial Resource Protection AWt o iiin o i ; HIP •High Internty Planned I - Industrial WIC •Westside Industry and Commerce Development PSP - Public/Scmi-Public RP - Resource Protection LDR SP Low Density Rrutfartial - NC - Neighborhood Common, 1 MDR-10 - Medium Density Rcridcnual, Single Funily SE - Subtsban Estates I0DU/A WDBD Waterfront Downtown Business District i Hours Q LA S S E S FO R BO Y AND GIRLS OF A L L AGES A public hearing on the ordinance will be held on Monday, August 27, 2001. at 7:00 o'clock P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commission of Sanlord, Florida, in tho City Commission Room, City Hall. 300 North Park Avonuo, Sanford, Florida. *CALL FOR YOUR \ FREE T RIAL ^ CLASS <rsx■ ' Girts & Boys Beginner 0 Advanced Gymnastics. Mon A Tot, Tiny Tots, / ■ / T \ Cheerleadng. High School. Mini Camps. Oafs CompetsUvs Teams. [ A » . birthday Parties Available Nj uona! and Inlemabonalty - Renowned Coaching Stuff V o ib ' R c g iS le r B e fo r e A u g . 31 2001 & R e c e iv e * $ 1 0 O ff 1 st M o n th ! N o w S t u d e n ts O n ly ^ Interested parties may appear at tho meeting and bo hoard regarding the proposed ordinance. Interested parties may also submit written comments. Copies of the proposed amendment to tho Future Land Use Map of tho Comprehonsivo Plan are available at iho Department of Engineering and Planning nnd ot the City Clerks Office. City Hall Sanford, Florida, and may bo inspected by the public. £ s ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING. OR HEARING, HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS. INCLUDING, THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF SAN FORO. (FS 286 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407-330-5626 48 HOURS INADVANCE QF THE MEETING. L ake M ar)/Sanford 901 C en tral P ark Dr. ll'isw dC h Ah HJ A f t —d hfl IMwi Sanford. FI. 32771 (407) 302-2044 Cynthia Porter. Deputy City Clerk F it Id Trips WeeklyI l �1„ Page 6A Sunday, August 10, 2001 T up Seminole Hi raid Solution to To d ay’s Puzzle County C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A fic and the lack of a median cut which would force apartment residents to make dangerous Utums across the six-lane Tuskawilla Road. One resident said lie spent the previous night researching how many apartments were in the area and he proceeded to list them one by one. Commissioner Morris cut him off at about the tenth because he said there was 41 apartment complexes in 8rnile radius of proposed apart­ ment complex. "1 believe the impact is going to be significant in the area. Commissioner Carlton Henley said. "Just look at the number of scluxils in the area." "Were not going to allow a median cut from what I can envi­ sion," Commissioner Randy Morris said. "We allow scluxils to go into a residential areas for a reason — they help sell the area. I just don't think we need to com­ pound our problems with schools in the area." Although commissioners voted unanimously to deny the rezoning for the apartments, Morris did say the plan Was on ol Hie m i n e "Tiffany projects" to come through the board in awhile. Commissioners also approved the rezoning of a five-acre plot located on the northeast corner of Wayside Drive and I Ictidcrson Lino from agriculture to single family dwelling district (R1AAA) Originally developers asked for R-1AA and proposed a 11home neighborhood, but com­ missioners felt (hat was too much for the small plot Continued from Page 1A department decided the design tributing $134,000 from the favor of the park, the Board reaf­ of the Lakeland park is the best General Fund. Annual operation firmed its recommendation to concept for Lake Mary. Located cosl is estimated to be between build a skating and biking facili­ in the northeast comer of the $30,000 and $40,000. On Thursday. City ty in the city’s Sports Complex. Sports Complex near lire basket­ However, Board members devi­ ball courts, the proposed park Commission gave its conceptual ated from their earlier decision includes a concrete modified approval for the park, which by asking the Park s and bowl with a circular path that includes lighting and the pavil­ Recreation Department to exam will accommodate skaters with ion. Carrico said a committee alternative locations within in various skill levels and could Ik1 Will be formed in the future, con­ the park, moving it from its pro­ used by skateboards. In-line sisting of people who will use the park, to gather more posed location nortli of the soc­ skaters and bicycles. Construction cost is estimated specifics. cer field on Kantoul Line. "We have tennis courts- and On Thursday, Carrico said his at $246,000, with the dty con­ baseball, but we don’t have much for the middle scluxil and high whool kids," Deputy Mayor Gary Braider said. "Kids rt»*od a plan* to c«t. "This is a place where kids can play," he said. "It is not a hang out and not a drug exchange place. They are just kids, and they want a place to play." ing which will reflect the park’s Willard who represents local low intensive use, said Willard. developer Triad Investors. "It’s a "I think it will be a good loca­ well-designed plan that address­ tion there is a lot happening out es the concerns of the nearby ’ there," Willard said. neighborhood. This will have a In other business, commission­ minima! impact to their neigh­ ers denied rezoning for a borhood." planned apartment complex on According to Willard, the busi­ Tuskawilla Road; 2000 feet south ness park will be "different from of Red Bug Like Road and south the office buildings in the Like of I lowell Creek. Mary and Heathrow area." Residents from across the Unlike the five and six story street of the development in the office buildings in that area, the Cardinal Lake and Sonehurst new business park will primarily subdivisions cited numerous rea­ feature one-story buildings with sons why the board should deny offices at the front and small dis­ the rezoning. The proposed 226-unit com­ tribution companies in the back. Construction will begin in the plex would bo served by three spring and summer of next year schools, l.ake Howell High, and buildings will be constructed Tuskawilla Middle and Red Bug according to the market demand, Elementary, which residents Willard said. Also featured in the complained are already stressed construction, are road improve­ to capacity. Other concerns of the neigh­ ments to Oregon Avenue, large buffers and plenty of landscap- bors included the increase of traf­ E L M I D A i R V A R N A T A s Workers associated with con­ struction of the Seminole Expressway Project 2 are collect­ ing school supplies for our friends at the Wicklow Elementary School on Airport Boulevard. The school is located across the street from the Seminole Expressway Project 2 construction site. The Seminole Expressway Project 2 is a Florida Department of Transportation Turnpike District expansion project. Tire purpose of this drive is to assist the students with much needed school supplies for the school year. The three construc­ tion companies building the expressway project are partici­ pating In this school drive. Those companies areModern Continental South, Martin K. Eby, and Granite Construction. The school supply drive has already received contributions from several local businesses. The Associated General Contractors of Central Florida kicked off this drive with a mon­ etary donation and a box of school supplies. Anyone interested in helping this worthwhile community event may drop off their dona­ tions - at the Seminole Expressway Project 2 Public Information Office located at 1221 Rinehart Road in Sanford. The phone number is 407-3283934 x32. Supplies will be col­ lected until Friday, August 31st. The school supplies will be presented to the school on Thursday, Sept. 6th at 9am. Florida Legislative Redistricting Public Hearing Announcement The Florida Legislature invites you to attend the 2002 Florida Redistricting Public Hearing to be held: DATE: TIM E : LO CATIO N : Orlando Monday, August 2 0,2001 6:00 PM Orlando Expo Center Daytona Beach Tuesday, August, 2 1 ,2 0 0 1 10:00 A M Daytona Beach Com m unity College The Bergengren B ldg. (110) The Florida Legislature would like to encourage public participation to make this process open and fair for every Florida citizen. If you require special assistance, please notify us 72 hours in advance of the hearing so that we may accommodate you. If you represent an organization and would like to make a special presentation, please submit a written request no later than 72 hours before the scheduled hearing. For further information please visit our website at H YPERLIN K “http://www.floridaredistricting.org" www.floridaredistricting.org, call 1(888)323-1933. Please see below for the list of the remaining public hearings. I! K R I B A C T I L E S S A N T I s B O 0 n A E A L T 1M U P I S H S L A N A O n M T A T Y D M P A N A T T H bI F E R O L A n L M M O 1u 1 o B P R U N t 1 8 T T E B 8 R O O O fJ A V E Z E 0 ■ R Q Y 1 O n O A R A S E M E 1- 0 a E ■ S 1 T N s N O W J_ k [J3 S T A PA L U M|P E T cl A R A L E E £ £ JT J _ £ N. [s h e e n M A Ji E a a E n U N Z T O t M d O N It O C M O N □ □ □ □ □ U I L N C L O Q C A M G A t> D I E A U O U S S A M I N R O M S O £ £ C R A T E R K |__ p A S l I PIP IT R T V J O F|A|U[SITI I IAIN w S| T | E | R N S - A D D L E LA I T M U I EE A T M e y e d f u s s N O T IC E DUE TO A CHANGE IN THE RELEASE DATE. THE MARIAH CAREY GLITTER MUSIC CD ADVERTISED ON PAGE 30 OF TODAYS TARGET ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT IS NOT AVAILABLE. HOWEVER. RAIN CHECKS WILL BE OFFERED BEGINNING THIS TUESDAY AND THE CD WILL BE AVAIL­ ABLE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, WE REGRET ANY INCON­ VENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE. 0 TARGET Michelle Jerla can bo reached at m dJerlaOeemlnoleherold.com or 407-322-2611. EXPKTMORE PAY LESS.' Th e St. Jo h n s River Water Management District has received an application for Consum ptive Water Use From: Golf Trust of America L.P., 14 North Adger’s Wharl, Charleston, S C , 29401, application #3839. The applicant proposes to withdraw 0.247 million gallons per day of water to irrigate 81 acres of golf course and landscape. The with­ drawals used by this proposed project will consist of ground water from the Floridan aquifer via 4 active wells in Seminole County, located In Section 31, Township 20 South. Range: 29 East known as Sweetwater Country Club. The file(s) containing each of the above-listed applicatlon(s) are avail­ able 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 appropriate 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 later that 21 days from the date of publication. Written objections should identify the objector by name and address, and fully describe the objec­ tion to the application. Filing a written objection does not entitle you to a Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Administrative Hearing. Only those per­ sons whose substantial Interests are affected by the application and who file a petition meeting the requirements of Sections 120.596 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 28-106, Florida Administrative Code, may obtain an Administrative hearing. Atl timely filed written objections will be presented to the Board for consideration in Its delib­ erations on application prior to the Board taking action on the applica­ tion. Gloria Lewis, Director, Division of Permit Data Services St. Johns River Water Management District Sanford Main Street CAR CRUISE Sat. Night Aug. 18th • 5:30 pm Cruisin' Through Historic Downtown Sanford The Third Saturday of Every Month Conic Enjoy ilte sounds ol' the 5()’s &. 6 0 ’s Played by J.D the D.J The King of Oldies. Walk down Main Street while enjoying our Classic Cars, Rcsturants, and our many shops open for your enjoyment. T H A N K Y O U T O O U R S U P P O R T IN G S P O N S O R S • S a n f o r d M a in S t r e e t • M o r g a n s C a fe • D ia m o n d C la s s • S e m in o le H e ra ld • R o n ’s T ir e S h o p • a n d o u r m a n y s u p p o r tin g M e r c h a n ts F o r Additional information contact Buddy Harvey @ 407-324-0785 or Sanford Main Street @ 407-322-5600 West Palm Beach, Panama City, Miami, Clearwater, Opa Locka, Tampa, La Belle, Wauchula, Daytona Beach, Vero Beach, Naples, Ft. Myers, Ft. Lauderdale, Key Largo, Pensacola. S a n f o r d , T h e H i r t o r i c H e a r t O f S e m in o le C o u n t y if f *# _ _ ’ ■• ___ __ _ a O L A R YlElA jR N E A R M I S S See Puzzle on Page 6A Christop h e r Patton con bo reached at cp a ttonO e e m lnole herald.com or 407-322-2611. Park — :---------- School supply drive held for Wicklow B o Y D ’ i �Till: S kminole H i hai.i > Sunday. August 19. 2001 Page 7A Fraud m< n (~ , V/ V \ i • ,„ r ><> M ,V ; Continued from Page 1A was a fraudulent deal." According to Carr, the sus­ pects created fake drivers licens­ es using stolen personal Infor­ mation from retirees all over the country. "I went up to the address Collins had on Grant, and when I got there all these luxury vehi­ cles were parked at Ids apart­ ments," Carr said. "So I left and then went back there at one o'clock in the morning and ran all the VINs (vehicle identifica­ tion numbers). The next day I started calling all the lien hold­ ers and that's when I started dis­ covering it was a case of stolen identities." The two men reportedly fooled more than a dozen Central Florida dealers in believ­ ing they were legitimate luxuri­ ous car and boat buyers. "They had rehearsed and it was well planned out," Carr said. "Every dealer told me when the dealer would have a question or a red flag would pop up that Rohan would have an answer. They would check it out and it would check out — he had covered his tracks." According to Carr, Grant was Ebanks receiving the personal Infor­ mation from a "friend that works for a company here In town" (hat had access to that informa­ tion. Several more arrests are Grant forthcoming in the case, including the "friend," said Carr. The reason Grant went after the high-end merchandise, according lo Carr, he liked to think of himself as part of the flashy and wealthy hip-hop musician circle. "Mr. Grant and all the individ­ uals in this little group are all into the rap, hip-hop scene," Carr said. "Rohan portrayed himself as a successful rap artist in the industry and he's not." As for the victims who had their identities stolen, Carr said they were all retirees with stellar credit from all over the country. "Everybody knew when I con­ tacted them except for one indi­ vidual," Carr said about the vic­ tims. "A retired gentleman in East Lansing, Mich., had a war­ rant out for his arrest. A very nice guy, had been a model citi zen all his life and here he’s got a warrant out for his arrest for grand theft auto. "If he would of got stopped for speeding or whatever by a police officer he would of been arrested and extradited to Florida," Carr explained. "And of course he would of been screaming the whole time. He told me the last time he was in Florida was in the 1960s." According to the Federal Trade Commission, Florida ranks third in the nation behind California and New York in total numbers of victims and identifi­ cation thefts. Recently, Gov. Jeb Bush impaneled the grand jury to specifically look at Identity thefts, said Carr. Christopher Patton can be reached at cpattonOeemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. HaraM photo by Tom m y Vlncont Lnko Mary Mayor Thom Greono, loll, ndmiros tho city coal onlayod in Iha lobby floor of the now police station. S ta tio n ----------Continued from Page 1A medal of merit for the time he spent working with the contrac­ tor and architect during the building's construction. "Sam literally lived at this site for the last two years," Hoary said. As for other Lake Mary offi­ cers, many arc already packed and ready for the move. However, Investigator Johnny Thomson said he is waiting for the go-ahead before he gathers his things. "But, I'm very excited about moving into the new building," Thomson said. "The building is 1100 times better, if not more, than the building we are in now. Deputy Chief (Belfiorc) made sure things were done right.” The officers aren't the only (people excited about the new building, which city officials hope will be the anchor for a Idowntown redevelopment. ; following Thursday's tour of ; the facility, numerous communi­ ty members could only say [good things about the new building, including Carolyn Yates. "All I can say is that it is impressive," Yates said. "It looks big now, but I am sure the department will grow Into it." Yates has a special connection with the lutke Mary police department. Her daughter, Rhonda, and a friend designed the department's first paten when they were 15 years old. There were only about a dozen officers then, and the depart­ ment's annual budget was rather small compared to others in the area. Today, the depart­ ment has 37 officers and an annual budget of $2 million. "But adding police officers and money doesn't necessarily make a great police depart­ ment," Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene said. "What makes a great police department is giv­ ing them the tools lo do their job." Michelle Jert* can ba reached at mdJertaOaemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. News Briefs Davis gets award Star 94.5 l*M midday host Joe Davis has been named the first ■recipient of the prestigious Powerful Professional Award. [The Sanford Network Alliance ■Award recognizes exceptional career professionals who live or work in Seminole County. Davis is current Chairperson of the Sanford Housing Authority and practices sports and entertain­ ment law. Volunteers enrich the lives of iiotncbounJ 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 mone­ tary 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. Voter Registration Seminole High School is par­ ticipating in a voter registration idrive sponsored by 1*15 As throughout Seminole County. In addition to offering 18-year-old students and their parents the opportunity to register to vote, the school has encouraged 17year-old students to pre-register. Parent volunteers spent sever­ al evenings (.ailing many stu­ dents' homes encouraging all qualified residents in the home to register to vole. Voter registra­ tion cards have been provided to several hundred interested citi­ zens. Voter registration cards are available in the principal's office at Seminole High. Any citizen interested in registering to vote may do so by visiting the school between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through friday. 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. For information, phone Ginny Bishop I ydnn at 407-678-3942 or visit the class website at www.S 11SCI asso f81.com V olu nteers needed CALL 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Bi 6 d e a l s l Postal Jobs $48,323.00/Yr. 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Auguat lit. 2001 T he S eminole H erald Pines P IX A R L i_ — Iti n f ip ia p rroio Djr lernfiry » in c w n Southern pine bottles bore through the outer bark and destroy the cambium layer, which is the nutrition distribution system of trees. lu/.mis to homeowners. Falling trees can cause damage, but for­ est fires .m* even more threatening. "It’s not a big concern, but it is definitely there," said Fillyaw about luiw the beetle will effect the typical forest fire season this winter. "Dead standing trees obviously pn>s'*nt more of a h«7ord," Ingram Acreo Green them a "good idea" of what tire criminals are after and the areas they typically target. They seem to target Chrysler and Dodge vehicles and late- model General Motors products, said Berrios Friday morning after having yet another auto sting Thursday night. According to Gerries, design identify southern pine beetle infestation look for "the classic pitch tubes." 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She was a bom again Cnristian and enjoyed gardening, tending to her fruit trees and sewing. Survivors include a sun, Edward Cobb of Canal Fulton, Ohio; three daughters, Shawn Lacy, Theresa Plale and Kathryn Lee, all of Deltona; a brother, Julian Aughtmon of Virginia Beach, Va.; six grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is In charge of arrangements. N E W E N G L A N D E R S Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions We ore bringing the look o f New England to Florida. The art of stone construction adds beauty und value to anyone’s property For a FR EE I Friendly estimate / Call " , _ coii.y , 4 0 7 - 4 6 3 - 7 9 6 4 1 or 4 0 7 -7 8 6 -9 4 9 9 WILLIAM DEW ITT MORSE William Dewitt Morse, 73, of Chipola Avenue, DcLand, died Friday, Aug. 10, 2001, in Woodland Terrace Nursing Center in DcLand. Bom in Providence, Ky., he moved to Central Florida from Davenport, Iowa, In 1998. He was a retired aircraft maintenance manager and of the Baptist faith. He was interested in fishing and avia­ tion. Survivors include three sons, Johnnie Morse of Jacksonville, Dennis Morse of Corpus Christ!,' Texas, and David Morse of Macon, Ga.; two daughters, Susan Morse of San Jose, Calif., and Debbie Morse of Peachtree City, Ga.; a brother, Paul Morse of DcLand; eight grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. c O S M t' WILLIAM HENDLEY William Hendley Taylor, 78, of Buttercup Terrace, Deltona, died Tuesday, Aug. 14,2001, in his home. Bom in Larue County, Ky., he moved to Central Florida from Louisville, Ky., in 1978. He was assistant principal at Southern High School in Louisville for 20 years before retiring from education. He was also the boys basketball coach and a counselor. He was a member of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky, Free A Accepted Mason, Green River Lodge No. 88, in Munfordvilie, Ky., the Rifleman's Club and First Baptist Church of Deltona. Survivors include his wife of eight months, Velma Taylor of Deltona; and a sister, Agnes Cottrell of Louisville, Ky. Memorial donations may be made to Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, 3800 Wooddar Trail, Port Orange, FL, 32119. Baldauff Family Funtra) Home of Orange City b In charge of arrangements. I I ' JOHN QUINT&N TILCHMAN John Quinton Tilghman, 96, of Pell Road, Osteen, died Monday, Aug. 13, 2001. • Bom in Daytona Beach, he was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. He was an insurance salesman and a for­ mer member p f the Casselberry Winter Springs Police K-9 Unit and a former firefighter for the Casselberry Winter Springs Fire Department. Survivors include his wife, Jackie Tilghman of Osteen; a son, John Tilghman of Osteen; three daughters. Amber T., Morgan and Meagan Tilghman, all of Osteen; his mother, Dorothy Paslay of Birmingham, Ala.; and three sisters, Nita Durham of Birmingham, Ala., Terri Gonzalez of Louisiana and Twyla Sherer of California. 1ri-County Cremation Service of longwood is in charge of arrangements. EVA RAE ZAK Eva Rae Zak, 79, of Efland Terrace, Deltona, died TUesday, Aug. 14,2001, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial in Orange City. Bom In Dozier, Ala., she moved to Central Florida from Akron, Ohio, In 1988. She was a retired factory worker for Babcock k Wilcox in Barberton, Ohio, where she T he Seminole I jr ^ k | K C ■ ------ * R U * i u M i rB U U j V N I r V M U rrw tS 12-ofcs. N a t vaBd uU’JiT.’Kebate E ck rtd Coupon E«pircs 8 IB 01 N ew a t E ck crd l IXfrfc limit 2. �T iie S e m in o l e H e r a l d Inside Section B Five-year hunting license a real deal Hunting equipment and supply companies, eager to bring their products to the attention of Florida's sports­ men, are offering frcc________ samples, sub­ scriptions, pre­ miums, maga­ zines and coupons to everyone who buys a five-year hunting license or lifetime hunting license through October 31. Kent Whittington, a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) marketing manager, is organizing the program and has patterned it after last year's highly successful pro­ motion. Ho said anyone who spends the $56.50 to buy a five-year hunting license, or buys one of the other long­ term hunting licenses during the promotional period, will receive a package of product samples and coupons valued at more than the cost of the license. "Although they'll save up to $6 in fees and avoid possi­ ble future price Increases, the real value is in the bonus package," Whittington said. ‘'We have succeeded in secur­ ing quality product samples that hunters can use." The free bonus package includes a Simmons monocu­ lar, Birchwood Casey Shootn-C targets and gun cloth, CamoFacc camouflage face K ' ', Backwater Bayou beef , BuckStop cover scent and unsccnted sportsman soap, a Woods 'N Water sixmonth trial subscription, Everglades Seasoning and other samples and coupons. Five-year and lifetime licenses are waterproof, crcdit-card-typc cards, designed to hold up to rugged outdoor use. The offer also extends to lifetime sportsman's licenses. "One trip to the tax collec­ tor's office and they'll be all set to go hunting for five years/ Whittington said. *They'll even receive a renewal notice from the FWC when their license is about to expire." Long-term license revenues are especially Important to fish and wildlife conservation efforts in Florida, because they ensure a stable funding base for research and man­ agement of the state's living resources. SHUPE'S SCOOP The fiv e year and lifetime hunting licenses are a good deal and UHtnanl some serious con­ sideration. FISHING FORECAST Bass fishing is really tough in the river. Between the heat and the high water bass are hard to locate and to catch. Bream and catfish seem to be dependable, however, and will readily bite worms or mussels. Anglers arc catching bream, catfisn. mullet, and a few specks and bass from the Sanfonl Jftflttflll SfibasliflnJnkl features fair action with catch and release snook, rcdfish, trout, and a few flounder. Large live shrimp or small baltfish are top baits. The outgoing tide is best. Trout are hitting on the grass flats )ust inside tiie inleL Captain lack at Port Canaveral reports that king mackerel and cobia are the most dependable species. Kings and cobia can be caught off wrveka and reefo Midi as A im«i I’diftui l l.)b A few kings and tripletail can Sec Outdoors, Page 3B D is a b le d skiers lik e A lta m o n te Special to the Herald ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Altamonte Sports Is excited about being awarded the 2002 and 2003 Disabled Water Ski National Championships, and lias great expectations in its bid for the 2003 Disabled Water Ski World Championships. Altamonte Sports, a division of the Altamonte Springs Department of Leisure Sendees, hosted this year's National Competition in conjunction with the Water Skiers with Disabilities Association, the United States Water Ski Association, and the City of Altamonte National Disabled Water Ski Championships to return to area for two more years Springs at Crane's Roost in Altamonte Springs. "I am thrilled at the prospect of return­ ing to this site," said Water Skiers with Disabilities President Bill Bowncss, a for­ mer World Champion and Record holder. "Tiie amenities are superb!" This year's National Competition included slalom, trick, and jump events. Within each event, skiers who are partial­ ly or totally blind, paraplegics or quadri­ plegics and arm or leg amputees (with or without prosthesis) will compete against athletes with similar disabilities. Altamonte Sports is excited about working with the Disability Water Ski National Competitions for th« next two years to promote its high achievements and hard work. The Disabled Water Ski World Championship was showcased in Melbourne, Australia earlier this year. Altamonte Sports has high hopes that Altamonte Springs will soon be able to boast the honor of welcoming these world-class athletes to the Sunshine State. Not a bad s ta rt Petracca’s lead Post 53 to rout of hosts Special to the Herald By Dean Smith Sports Editor ALBANY, G A. — The Sanford Campbell-Lossing American Legion Post 53 baseball team went back to a tried and true method of wire nine a ballgame Thursday night, sr It got great pitching from Jake Davis and Mchul Patel, took advantage of every break on offense, and got huge time­ ly hits to rout host Albany (Ga.) Post 30,13-0, in seven innings In the opening round of the 2001 American Legion Baseball Region 3 Tournament at Paul Eames Park. Post 53’s victory, its 48th in 49 games this season, was the dlrrax to a day of big wins In the first game, Dothan (Al.) Post 12, Sanford's oppo­ nent on Friday, outscorcd Easley (S.C.) Post 52, which Post 53 was to have played this (Saturday) morning, 12-5. Post 12 (46-13) pounded out 19 hits against Post 52 (31-11) with Clint Wade going 6-for-6, scoring five runs, and driving in two. In the National Division games, Bayamon (P.R) Post 48 improved to 31-5, scoring four runs in the top of the seventh inning to break a 5-5 tie and going on to top Columbia (Tn.) Post 19,9-5. Tennessee fell to 39-10 despite getting 11 hits. The other National game found Shelby (N.C.) Post 82, making its first regional appearance since 1958, scoring three runs in the fifth Inning to break a 1-1 tic and defeat Alpharetta (Ga.) Post 201,4-1. Post 82 is now 34-6, while See Legion, Page 3B Haratd photo* by An Z M b w U Uriah Kimmlg (top) got a dutch two-run singlo in tho second Inning that Sanford Campbell-Lossing American Legion Post 53 a 3-0 lead and then tho Petracca broth­ ers, Dominic (left) and Angelo (above) went to work. combining to go 4-for-5 with a double, three runs stored, and f.vo FtBI aa Sanford went on to rout host Albany (Ga.) Post 30, 13-0 in seven innings. In the opening round of the 2001 American Legion Baseball Region 3 (Southeast) Tournament at tho Paul Eames Sports Complex in Albany, Georgia Thursday night. S m ith w in s S t r ic t ly S to c k C h a lle n g e By Hank Sanders Special to the Herald SAMSULA — The "Sorrento Salvage 25" Strictly Slock Challenge v«as just that last Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway as 20 wild and wooley racers took the chal­ lenge of winning the Dig bucks. After the smoke and tcching cleared it was Don Smith in the No. 22 walking away with the win and the money. Following Smith across the stripe were Rod Moss, David Smith, Dave Scott and Tyler Steen. Tonight (Saturday, August 18th) New Smyrna Sp«*edway will hold a Double Points Night. Originally scheduled for August 4th, this event will consist of heats and features in the regular FASCAR divisions of Late Model, Modified, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Super Late Models this week. Tank Tucker has the dominate Modified at NSS right now, and he proved it again as he U C F gets good news on injuries drove the #15 Graham Custom Fab /Lefthander to victory from last place. Tucker had to work to get past former champion Jimmy Winks, who lias been ill for some time, and it was great to see him back. Winks, driving the Judkin's #2x, ran second ahead of Bobby Blake in Yankee Chuck's # 00, Rob Underwood, who looked good in the black 09, and a beat up #7 of Mark Vandevender, which recovered from a wreck for a fifth place finish. Brian Bellaw, "The pride of Altamonte Springs" had to use all his talent and expe­ rience to get the big Late Model win over a hard charging Dave Snodgrass. Bellaw put his #77 ACE Hardwarc/Kunzeman Chevrolet Monte Carlo to the high side several times to charge back to the front. Bellaw has liad great luck this season, and is the car to beat. Sonny Unn drove the Independent Volvo Chevy to an impressive third, while Chad Pierce was fourth, and Timmy Todd's Caniaro was fifth at the line. The mighty #7 of "the Missileman" Tim McPItail was on a rail as he captured the Mini-Stock win over a very fast Rick Turney "The Concrete King" in the #55 T.H.E. Ford Probe. McPItail drove a smooth, clean race, and was real excited in Victory lane. Third went to Conrad Grenier in the #01 Ferguson Ford, with Dave Castillo and Dale Casteel rounding out the Top 5 spots. Patricia Gray was injured in an accident, but is OK. It was young Brett Bultemeier in the #2 Camaro that took home the Sportsman money and the trophy after Doug Sarnion and Dale Clouser were disqualified in tech. Ron Lufcy and Tommy Dove rounded out the small field. Ted Helnies in the #61 held off a charging Billy Spade to win the Super Stock feature with Joe Evans third, Mike Soukup fourth and Chris Pcludat, who was celebrating his birthday doing what he loves, coming in fifth. See Racing, Page 3B ORLANDO — What was expected to be a day of bad news at UCF turned out to be a birthday ptesent for starting middle linebacker Tito Rodriguez (Lehigh Acres/Lehigh HS) and an encouraging report for starting center Mike Mabry (Dayton, Texas HS). Rodriguez, who turned 23 Thursday, injured his right knee in practice Wednesday but did not feel the full effects of it until he awoke Thursday morning. He sat out the morning practice with a suspected tear in his meniscus, nut the Injury turned out to be just a strain. He is expected back early next week. Rodriguez missed the first two games last season while recovering from arthroscopic surgery to clean up a tom meniscus in his left knee a year ago today (Aug. 16). An MRI revealed a sprained medial collateral ligament in the right knee of Mabry’, who was feared to have been lost for more titan a month. Mabry, a junior college transfer who is cxpc'ted to fill the void left by the graduation of four-year starter Chris Lorcnti, was injured on the second set of downs during the first scrim­ mage of the year on Wednesday. As it stands he is expected back inside of two weeks, but is questionable for the opening game at Clemson on September 1. "It'll probably be two weeks before ne can go full speed," coach Mike Kruczek said. "But that's better than we thought." In the meantime, starting guard Willie Comerfonl (St. I’etersburg/Gibbs HS) lias been moved to center and has been replaced in the starting lineup by Garrett McCray (Mayo/Lafaycttc County HS). Chris I’llinko (St. Augustine/Nease HS), Rodriguez* backup, sprained his left shoulder in practice Tuesday and will be out of the lineup for up to two weeks. Redshirt freshman Savaris Brown (Ft. Myers I IS), who recently moved from outside to middle linebacker, has assumed the starting role and is being, backed up be incoming fresb man Stanford Rhule (Ft. Lauderdale/Dillard HS). Redshirt freshman Tavarit Capers (Miami/Jackson HS practiced for the first time Thursday, i le !•«»•. been out since the death of his father who passed away as a result of cancer last Wednesday. "What a great kid," Krus. k ■aid. "I le came in aiul gavi me a hug this morning with a 1 : smile on his face and indie, d he was ready to go ■!*•'«• missed a lot ot reps, but lie ' catch up quick." Tailback Terrance Willian (Clearwater HS) returned l< [iractice Thursday for sonn ight, non-contact work. IT has been out white nursing a s< * right hip and tendonitis in ■* See UCF, Page 3U �I’ilRC 211 Sunday. MiriisI lit. 21)01 Wc'rc starting to get better G.T.'s Gas and Go at 801 clientele and the older cus­ Celery Avenue in Sanford lias everything you would expect to tomers are starting to return.” A featured food item offered at find in a convenience store plus G.T.'s Gas and Go is the frozen a whole lot more. Store owner fish. Landers said the shrimp Kon Landers said he and his arc Key West Pinks (31-40 and wife Yong started the business 61-70 count). Scatrout, flounder 18 month <ago. landers said he picked the ini­ and whitting are also available. "If someone wants to special tials G.T., which stands for order something 1 can also do George Town, because of the that," he said. In addition to stores close location to the his­ toric section of town. Tart of the fish, Landers lias delicious bar­ becue food every Friday and improvements Landers is mak­ Saturday. ing is changing the stores At the present time you can image. "We started to turn purchase an Horizon or things around. And so far it Cingular cell phone card, but looks like lvc'vc been success­ that will soon change. "I'm In ful," he said. Landers pointed the process of installing a cell out that in the process phone card machine that will w v . of building a new have over 20 different phone business, he was try* cards for sale," Landers said. ing to make it better Another great convenience for the community. p T ’C I I . I. 5 801CELERYAVE. SANFORD, FL flflftQ0 U A u • S P E C IA L S T H IS M O N T H i b a r -b -q : u e FRI.&SAT. CHECK IT O U T i I B EST BBQ IN TO W N I TIL M ID N IG H T ! p ri LAWN SPRAYING Slofn owner Ron Landers explains G.T. Gas 8 Go has unexpected con voin nce Items such as frozen fish & shrimp. offered at G.T.'s is Western Union. "It makes it closer for everyone living on this side of town," landers said. And if you feel lucky and want to try to become Florida's next millionaire, Landers said the lottery is now available at TE R M ITE SPRAYING W E E D C O N TR O L G T.'s. "We haven't had any millionaire's yet, it would be nice if we did " G.T. s Gas and Go is open Monday •Thursday 8 a.m. to 10 pan., Friday 8 a.m. to midnight, Saturday 9 a.m. to midnight and Sunday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sam Dunn, Jr. - President Sanford, FL 32772*1202 (407) 321-8647 Fax: (407) 321-8760 > w ^ L a w r e n c e D a v id This Is an old fashioned lion market ottering new and usod Homs. Entire building Is Air Conditioned for your shopping pleasure. NEW V EN ALSO GARAGE A D A Y AT U s ta d below are s o m e Hem s currently being sold: Clothes, gift Hems by the -Q a s k a l Lady*. Firew orks. C a n o p ie s . O old, im P t F— tti Fun era l A ccessorie s. C a rp e ts. S o ck s tor the Fam ily, / h Wt n Fishing Equipm e nt. K n ives, Picture III B 1 I V F ra m e s , Scissors, Nall C lippers, S w ord s, V ( A t n 1 |— V Vanes, Tbola, C e ra m ic Dolls, La m p s, 21/1 1 u I Figurines, M usical Inslrum enls. Tap es f w tfn B ll ( S ' 1/ nnd C D ’S. 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A pair of rushing touchdowns is all the offense could muster in a 90-minute scrimmage Wednesday, the first scrimmage of camp. Alex Haynes (Orlando/Evans HS) scored on a one-yard run and Corey Baker (Scfmcr/Armwood HS) found his way into the end zone from five yards out. A sluggish offensive performance, especially from what is expected to be a potent passing attack this year, left a bad taste in the mouth of Kruezek. "You can't score a lot of points if you drop balls in an offense that throws tnc ball a lot," said Kruezek. Kruezek was pleased, however, with the play of quarterback Ryan Schneider (Plantation HS), who completed 13 of 20 attempts for 144 yards and was intercepted once. "I thought overall he did well," said Kruezek. "He made a bad decision down here with his location on a hitch. We called something expect­ ing a blitz and they came out and played zone and that cost us a drive. But he’s had a good camp so far." Schneider’s interception resulted in a 94-yard touchdown return for comcrback Asante Samuel (Ft. Laudcrdale/Boyd Anderson HS). Samuel's interception, along with 10 tackles behind the lineof scrimmage, highlighted the defensive effort, but it wasn't enough to impress Kruezek. "They played well, but ir we catch the football they got ripped," Kruezek said. "The defense has seven starters who are seniors and I expect perfect execution." Receiver jimmy Johnson (Odessa/Jesuit HS) caught five passes for 111 yards to lead all receivers. Doug Gabriel (Orlando/Dr. Phillips HS) caught three passes for 23 yards, but dropped a long downflcld pass that would have resulted in a touchdown. Baker led all runners with 26 yards on seven carries, while Haynes tallied 10 yards on seven carries. SU N SH IN E N ETW O R K LIVE1 T O Racing Continued from page IB Pits open at 4 p.m., gates open at 6 p.m. and racing begins at 7JO 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 pun. trf 10 p.m. at Orlando Specdworld. Cost b $20, which b good for the car and three people In the pib only, while inidivlduab can enter for $5. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 5681367 (Orlando) or (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM. PRESEN T PRESEA SO N SPEC IA LS ON FLO R ID A 'S C O LLEG E FO O TBA LL ORLANDO — Sunshine Network will be airing half-hour special editions of its popular Sunshine Network LIVE! features show this Monday through Thursday devoted to previewing the 2001 college football season for Florida's seven NCAA Division I football teams. The SUNSHINE NETWORK UVE! UCF GOLD­ EN KNIGHTS PRESEASON SPECIAL, will pre­ miere Monday (August 20) at 6:30 p.m., and will repeat August 21, at 11 p.m.., August 24, at 430 p.m. and August 26, at 11 JO a.m. Hosted by Pat Clarke and Charles Davis, the special will take a look at what's ahead for the Golden Knights as they encounter one of the toughest schedules in school history. Some of the stories featured include: * Brothers Joke and Josh McKibben, who arc both DE's, and may start together this Fall. * A look at freshman RB Alex Haynes, a local product from Evens High, who lias Impressed coaches with his performance early on. * A look at Assistant Coach Alan Gooch, who played at UCF, and who has been a coach with the program since 1982. * Pat Clarke takes an in-depth look at the possi­ ble conference affiliations for UCF. Hie SUNSHINE NETWORK LIVEI MIAMI, FLORIDA A&M, SOUTH FLORIDA AND BETHUNE-COOKMAN PRESEASON SPECIAL, will premiere Tuesday (August 21) at 6:30 p.m., and will repeat that night at 11JO pun., August 25, at 5 p.m., August 26, at 1 2 J0 a.m., August 29, at 2 p.m. and August 30, at 2 J0 p.m. Hosted by Pat Clarke and Charles Davis, the special will take a look at what’s ahead for the Hurricanes, Rattlers, Bulb and Wildcats as they prepare for the upcoming 2001 college football season. Some of the featured in the special include: * A day in the life of Miami Hurricane DB Ed Reed. * An interview with Bethunc-Cookman head coach Alvin Wyatt. * Abo contributing to the special will be Rickey Thcin, Sunshine's South Honda reporter, Chris Garrido, Sunshine's Himpa-based reporter, and Also you are invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 "7Tte new ‘ VOICE" of Stock Car Racing!" every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. Thb b a radio show that b devoted to Short Track Stock Car Raring and b sponsored by New Smyrna Speedway and hosted by Randy Dye of Speedway Dodge and Don Nerone and Terry Roberts from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls and answer questions at 386-239-0033. You can lbtcn 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 NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY h M n A v a tt L A TE M O O E L _ 1.(7/) town briJsw; i . ( U ) David Snodgrass; 1 (4) Sonny U n ; 4. (57) Chad I V k v ; 1 (29) Tim m y Todd; 6. (90) Robert A M n rftK fc 7. (76) Dabby Mara; 8. (5) Dill Eggvrton: 9. (14) Randy Davis; 10. (2) David I j w r 11. (68) limbo BceUend. 12. (S4> Mika Todd. M O D IF IE D . 1. (IS ) Tank TUciar, 2 (2X) Jimmy WVika, J (OCW) Hobby Mate; 4. (09) Rob Underwood. V (7) Mark Vandwm der; 6. (OOP) Wayne Southard. 7. (71) )a»M iddkSon. 6 (16) Justin Henderson; 9. (22) Tim Dyvon; 10. (77)U rn Wallace; II . (26) fanCam pagnaw. |r; 12 (5) Jon Compagnum, S i; U . ( H ) Paul S P O R TS M A N _ I. (2) Brat! Dullamrtrr; 2 (07) Ron Luicy; 2 (10) Tcanmy Dor*. M IN I-S T O C K _ 1. (7) Tim McPhalk 2 (SS) Rkk Tumvy; 2 (01) Q m rad Granin. 4. (6) David CaaarUo; 5. (9) Date Caatrrl. 6. (SY) I ) amir MrCegur; 7. (V 2) Rax CTirietcnam s u r e * S T O C K _ 1.(61) la d I M m n . 2 (15X) Billy Spada; 2 (57) foa Evan., 4. (45) M ila Soukup; 2 (28) Chrta Prludal; 6. (59) Jim Snyder; 7. (58) Randy Joncac 8. (5) Jama* Adams 9. (23) Jeff Colburn, 10 (2) Ron Whaley; It. (10) Ron Paradise; 12 O h Kevin SduiBz; 12 (50) Mika W lacm sck; 14. (56) Tbm Root; 13. (21) Becky D ys o n 16. (27) Jo* Wbodbury; 17. (52) BUI Stanry S T R IC T L Y S T O C K _ I. (22) Don Stnkh. 2 (55) Rod Morn, 2 (48) David Smith; 4. (58) Dava Scon; 2 (98) Tyler Stern 4, (J ) Richard Boultcm Dl; 7. (080) Matt Coaiway; k (1) G .L H ig do n 9. (25) Jerry Mikhefl. Id (25) Chris KRkgaid; 11. (76) Jack Riche; 12 (7) | a n > -G alam an ' McConnell; 12 ()7 ) Jim Henderson 14. (61) Scon Lcaa; 12 (77K) Brian Andersen Briefs SANFORD FALL ADULT SOFTBALL The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department b offering Fall Slow Pitch Softball Leagues in die following dlvbions _ Church, Co-Ed, Industrial Women and Men. Both Pinehurst Park and Zinn Beck Field will be used lor the leagues, which will begin play the week of September 10th. An organizational meeting, all teams must have a representative at thb meeting to receive a discount on league fees, will be held at 6JO pm . on Monday, August 20th at the Downtown Recreation Center; 1st floor of Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue (comer of Park and Seminole Boulevard). Call 407-330-5697 for more information. YOUTH SOCCER The City of Casselberry b offering Youth Soccer Co-Ed and Girb Leagues for players ages 4-to-17 starting In late August or early September. The fee b $50 for Casselberry residents and $60 for non-residents. a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more Information please call 407-696-5189. LAKE MARY SUMMERTIME CROSS COUNTRY RUN TAKING ENTRIES The annual Lake Mary Summertime Cium Country Run will once again kick off the Cross Country sea ion on Saturday, August 25th. The race will be run at the Lake Mary Cross Country Course (located behind Lake Mary High School) beginning at 7 am . with Late Registration. Raring begins at 8 am . The race b not an official high school event and no team may rur. under a school name, although the event b geared for the 13-to-lB agv groups. Age groups are 9-and-Undcr, lO-tu-12,13-Id15, 16-to-18,19-to-29,30-10-39,40-to49, and 50onid-Over. All eight Age Groups have both Male and Female divisions. All first place finishers receive medab with the Top 5 In the 12-and-Under and the 19-andOvcr age groups receiving ribbons. The jb p 10 In each 13-to-15 and 16-to-lB race receives medab with places U-through-25 receiving ribbons. The trip two teams In the 13*to-15 races and 16-to-18 races receive champion and runner-up trophies. The cost to enter b $4 per person prior to August 22nd and $6 after 8/22 or on race day, runners tinder the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver to register on race day. The race day time schedule b as follows: * 7 a.m. _ Late Registration. * 8 am . _ 13-h>-15 Girb Race (3 miles). * 8 J 5 am . _ 13-to-15 Boys Race (3 miles). * 9:10 am . _ 16-to-18 Gins Race (3 miles). * 9:45 a.m. _ 16-to-lB Boys Race (3 miles). * 10.20 am . _ 12 and-Undcr (1 trile) and 19* and-Over (3 miles). * 11 a.m. _ Awards Ceremony. Additional information can dc obtained by calling either 407-333-2370 or 407-321-8854. Information and entry forms can also be obtained an www.coachnetnet. MIDDLE SCHOOL LACROSSE On Saturday, August 25, from 9 am . till noon there will be a coaches clinic held at Forest City Elementary (across the street from Lake Brantley High School on Sand Lake Road). All new coaches or high school players who wish to be assbtant coaches must attend thb clinic (girb and boys). On Saturday, September 8, from 9 am . till noon there will be a Referee Clinic held at Forest City Elementary. All coaches and high school players must attend thb clink (girb and boys). For information on youth league lacrosse in Seminole County contact Allison O'Sullivan (boys) at youthlacrosscOaol.com (407-774-8112) or Chuck Scales (girb) at Jca8626502Oaol.com (407-802-6502). SEMINOLE PONY BASEBALL MEETING Seminole PONY Baseball will hold lb 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 rive Points. New Board Members of the 2001-2002 Fall and Spring season’s will be elected at thb meeting. Tne Public is invited to attend. Tom Block, Sunshine's Tallahassee-based reporter. The SUNSHINE NETWORK LIVE! FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES PRESEASON SPECIAL, will premiere Wednesday (August 22) at 6:30 p.m., and will repeat that night at 11 p.m., August 25, at 5:30 p.m.., and August 26, at Noon. Hosted by Tom Block and Barry Milligan, the special will take a look at what's ahead fur the Scminoles as they prepare for one of the most challenging seasons in recent memory. Some of the stories featured include: * A look at recently named #1 QI3 Chris Rix. * A look at the unsettled picture at WR for the 'Noles where injuries have played a big factor. * Features on the offensive and defensive lead­ ers for the team OT Brett Williams and FS Chris Hope’ and their leadership roles. * A look back at the highlights and successes from the dynasty years. The SUNSHINE NETWORK LIVE! FLORIDA GATORS PRESEASON SPECIAL, will premiere Thursday (August 23) .it 5:30 p m., and will repeat that night at 11 p.m., August 25, 6 p.m ; August 26,11 a.m. and 5 p.m.; August 28, 8 p.m.; and August 29, 1:30 p.m. Hosted by Charles Davis and t-irry Vettel, Sunshine's Gainesville-based reporter, the special will take a look at the upcoming season for the preseason Ifl-rankcd Gators. Some of the stories featured include: * A feature on the unorthodox rehabilitation of C Zac Zedalis. * A look at All-American OF Mike Pearson. * A look at DE Alex Brown, and his reasons for spuming the NFL, and returning for his senior season. * A look back at the successes and highlights of the Steve Spurrier era at Florida. * Larry Vettel plays catch with All-American WR Jabar Gaffney. * Also contributing to the special is the "Voice of the Gators" Mick Hubert. Legion Continued from page IB Post 201 drops to 40-16. The top two teams from each pool will advance to Sunday’s Scmifinab with the American Divbion winner taking on the National Division runner-up at 1 pan. and the National Divbion winner faring the American Divbion runner-up at 7 p.m. Sunday's winner's will then advance to Monday's winnertakc-ali Championship Game tentatively set for 7 p.m., but could be moved to earlier in the day if weather or neither Georgia team b involved. The Southeast Regional Champion will then advance to World Series to played at Parker Field in Yakima, Washington starting on Friday, August 24th. If any local fan b interested, regional Information can be obtained on the internet by going to www.lcgion.org/basoBall/rcgional and If you are interested in the time of the final game you can call 904-7406830 between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. After going three-up, threedown, including a pair of strike outs. In the bottom of the first inning, Post 53 took advantage of wildness on the part of Post 30 starter Chandler Miller to jump-start the offense in the second. Ryan Bono and Jason Louwsma were both hit with pitches and Matt Mergo made Miller pay, ripping a double to score Dominic Petracca, woh was running for Bono as the courtesty runner. A pop up slowed the uprising BRIAN BROPHY: JANE DOC BROPHY. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF BRIAN BROPHY; IF UVtNQ, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 8AIO DCFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENOR& A M ) TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CUUM M O BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAM ST THE NAMED OCFENOANT(S) : AMSOUTH BANK; JO H N DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE UNKNOWN TENANT. OalandanRi) NOT1CC OF BALE Noace it hereby g M n M . puraryted oauaa, ki ( a Orcua Cowl of S a m d a C a rt/ . Florida. I wP w* Va proparly aduaia In Saniinola Coway n m x deecit ied aa. ALL OP LOT 8 . BLOCK A. SOUTH SANFORD H E IG H TS ADDITION. A C C O R D IN G T O TH E PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGES 118 AND 1t8. OP THE PU0UC FIECOHOS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. TOGETHER WITH A PORTION OF LOT 10, O F B A B BLOCK A MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOW S COMMENCE AT TH E NORTHWEST CORNER OP B A D L O T 10. THENCE RUN SOUTH oo-ana* east along the west U NE OF SAX) LOT 10. A DISTANCE OP 64 94 FEET FOR A F O N T OF BEGINNING; TH ENCE RUN SOUTH 8 0 W W E A B T A DIS­ TANCE O F SOS FEED THENCE RUN SOUTH 07-04-44" W EST A OtSTAIrCE O f J7.5S FEET: THENCE RUN NORTH BCrTO 00WEST A DISTANCE OF 1.16 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SAID WEST U N C ; TH EN C E RUN NORTH 00-4414- WEST ALONG THE SAX) W EST UNE. A DISTANCE OF 3794 FEET TO TH E F O O T OP BEGV4- NML A K A 213 JONES AVENUE. SAN­ FORD. F L 32773. 41 puUta arte. Is M 0*al and baal batter, lor cadi. AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR BEMUKXE COUN TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA. Florida, at II CO A M . on 3.4 1ST. day cf SaraanWar. 2001. UARYAM4E MORSE CLERK OF CMCUTT COURT BY Mary 8601414 Deputy Cleta i of Denial C. Goneuegra Tampa FL 33804-1041 Pubteh August 18. 28. 2001 D0187 innings on the mound for Post 53, striknig out five and walk­ ing one, white allowing only three singles. Patel, seeing his first action in over a month, worked the final two innings, walking one and giving up one hit. Dcmlnic Petracca was 2 for-2 at the plate with a run scored and three RBI, and brother Angelo was 2-for-3 with a dou­ ble, two runs scored and two RBI. Abo contributing were Mergo (double, two runs, RBI), Fraysier (double), Kimmig (sin­ gle, run, two RBI), Ryan Ikrnu (single), Krall (two runs, RBI), Kyle Bono (two runs) and Pearce (run). 2001 AMERICAN LEGION BASE­ BALL REGION 3 tSOUTHF.AST) TOURNAMENT Paul F ir n n P i l l . Albany. Georgia P O S T S3 t J , P O S T 30 0 Albany Port 30 ooo non o o « I Sanford Port 5 ) 0 4 1 1 5 1 .1 1 4 1 MiUrr, IUI1 (6) and Ruckrt, HartrucL (6) Davi*. ralel (6) and R. A m .. W P . IU v t» LP _ Miller. Save _ ntme IB _ |H.t 53, A l Y I r a u , Mergo. FraysleT.3 0 _ ram*. Ilk _ nunc, tuv.au>. . f o r t 30 35-19; Port 53 4S-1 OutdoorsContinued from page IB while shcepshead and Bounder arc biting inside the P oll. Trout and redfish are rated as fair in the Banana and Indian rivers. It has been nice and calm at Ponce Inlet, and live or dead shrimp will produce shcepshead, drum, redfish, small blucfish, jack crevalle and a few flounder. Trout and red­ fish arc rated from fair to ginnl L eg a l s Leca ls M TH E COUNTY COURT OP TN8 HOMIkfcWTH JU O K IA L CMCUTT W A N D FOR I COUNTY. you Vbu hava Vw ngN to requMI a hairing pursuant iu Sactani 120 689 and 12057 ( I ) and (2). Florida SiahAaa. by mailing a reguaal lor same 10 Via Ttorida Dapartrnard of toawanca. O n io n of lagaf Sarrioaa, 200 E. Gatoaa S i . Talahaaaaa, Florida 325000333 If a raipjaal tar haartag la nol recamd by Saptantoat 23. 2001, Wa ngfa to a hearing In Vda matiar aril ba Leca ls M T K 8 C W C U T COURT OP TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT OP THE STATE OP PLORKIA. M AND FOR ! COUNTY MMON C A M NO. 01-CA -1141-144. AVONDALE FUNDING COMPANY. IN C. a little, but Uriah Kimmig came through with a two-run single and later scored himself after Matt Fraysicr doubled the big first baseman to third from where he scored on a wild pitch. The Sanford offense never fal­ tered after that as Louwsma, Mergo and Kyle Bono scored in the third inning without the benefit of a hit to make the score 7-0 and then Post 53 tacked on two runs in the fourth inning, three runs in the fifth inning and a single run in the sixth inning to end the game by the Run Rule. In the fourth inning, with one out, Chris Krall was hit by a pitch and was doubled home by Angelo Petracca. Petracca advanced to third on a single by Ryan Bono and scored on an RBI single by hb younger broth­ er Dominic Petracca, wno replaced Louwsma, who was having problems with the wrist that was hit earlier. In the fifth inning, Kimmig walked, but was erased one out later on a grounder by Tucker Pearce. Krall then reached on an error to keep the Inning going before Angelo Petracca smacked an RBI single. After Ryan Bono walked to load the bases, Dominic Petracca came through again, thb time with a two-run single. In the sixth inning, Kyle Bono and pinch-hitter Robert Yero led off the frame with walks. Fraysier forced Yero at second before Pearce walked and Krall lifted a sacrifice fly to center to complete the scoring. Davb went the first five C A M N 0 J8 I-C C -8 I8 -3 O -Z ALAQUA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida notfc r-p d l corporation. Legals PEDRO J. GOMEZ and M udtnown Convnpafonar o4i dapoaa of vda unknown or lav acceded vaereets Pubkafi AuguM 12. 19, 28. and Saptarrdm 2.2001 00108 NOTICE OP ACTION T O PEDRO J GOMEZ LAST KNOWN ADORESS: 1041 SWEETWATER CLUB BLVD. LONOWOOO. FL 32778 AND ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN OR UNRECORDED INTERESTS WHICH MAY EXIST YOU ARE NOTTFTCD tear an acaon tar taractoeura of aaeaeamerd tan on 81a taaonring proparty 41 SetrancSa Caunry. Florida: LO T 24. ALAQUA PHASE I. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH ETCO F AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 31. PAGES 87-71. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN T Y .r io n o A a n retired to aana an Anawrr or aatoan daianaaa wdh 8ia Clark of 81a Court, Saeano*# County. P O. 00X4000. Sanford. Florida 32772. On or baton August 28. 2001, and on Plat-art■ aPcmay. SHAWN J. OBRIEN. Eaqutra. 221 N E. fvattooa boulevard Suda 206. Orlando. Florida 32804; odwtaaaa a dafaU ■ad ba ardarad aganat you tar Via r a w b m t w n N n w oo npia i. DATED on V* 24 day c4 Jidy. 2001 (S E A L ) UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT Lui C. Hardamon Deputy dark NOTIFICATION ■ you ara a paraon aMh a dtoabWy arts nardi any arrnrrnratadai In cmitf lo p m u p M bt M i p racw ltog, you a n aiaa t d. at no coal to you, to Via prortaion of carton aaaraADACoorGnator at Via Samnole County Court, at 301 N. Park Annua. Sanford. Honda 32771. at (407)323-4350, MV4n two anrimg days id yaw receipt of v n Noaca. f you are hearing or k » tap adad. cad 1-800*504771 PiE*rt> July 29 end Auryirt 4. 12. 18.2001 CC220 NOTICE OF ADM VfUIKAHVE COM PUUNT T O OAVK) EUGENE TROTTER AnamorAa Sprlnga, Florida Cake No : 41198-01 AO An ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLAVTT to revoke yaw loanee (a) NOTICE OP ADtiPdSTRATIVE COMPLAINT T O STANLEY LOUIS Cara N o ; 411914)1-40 An ADMUitST RATtVT CO M ­ PLAINT 10 revoke your kceraa (•) and atiglMiry lor l<c*ntirra and appofrtmam fus boon Nod agamrt you Ybu have Via right lo r—yienl a haarmg purulent 10 Sectrons 120680 and 120 67 (1) and (2). Florida Slalutee. by mailing a request tor same k> Via Firm.Li Department of Insurant*. Dtrtsron of Legal Semens. 200 E Genas S i . Talahassaa. Florida 323990333 » a request tor heating a ncA recurved by Septerrtoer 23. 2001. the rtghi to a hearing In Ves matiar end ha waived and llte Insurance Commaafonar wri rfapoaa of Ves causa In acoonfanca wan law Pub*alt: August 12. 19. » . and SacAarrOar 2. 2001 D 0 100 CITY OP LONOWOOO N O R C t OP PUBLIC HCAJWfO TO C044»0CR ADOPTION O f PROPOSED ANNEXATION ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TH E CITY OF LONG WOOD FLORIOA. Vial Via C4y Ccrmdaaai wB hold a p u t* haarmg on Monday. September 8. 2001, S4 700 P M . to Vie Longwood C*y Comrrsetron Chambers. ITS Waal Warren Annua. Longwood. Ftends, or aa aoon Vweaher aa postdda to conenter adoption of Via kdoaang Ordnance f-lease ba advtsert Via Ordnance provides tor Via emaiaacn of carlam property deenrtmd aa toaows Briber 01-1646 ANX 044)1 Requested By. Darnel 6Mane Ramos General DancRaxm 711 ttgfitand Street Tat IDts: 35-20-30-604-00000010 --4T.I Tht Cfly CanvrwAton hrakf Vw drK rMtftng al ■§ mwOng erf Auputf 20.2001. T in cornp**l* flraicnpiton of nm tn and bounds and t a Ordnatct can bra ofalonad ftram N CMcm of Ma C#y ( M 176 W W m n Avranura Af Vra l prartrat may apprarar and bra hoard rath roafiocf lo * + proTh» haadng .may bra cortimuad bom hma 'lo tm t at imay A ccvy iJ Uw OsiSnancra la poclad at tho Longwood C*f Hoi. Lor^MOad. FtoncU and oopm ora on Ma O w t of Via Cty and may bra kupractad by Ihra pubic A l pramona am raoaarad Mol i tw y daada lo appraal any doaxon mrado at Ma mailing haranng(i). la y nil narad a record of lha «nd lo •uch purpoM. l a y may narad lo ansur* Vu< a w b a lm rracord of »w pn> craradmga ra mrada, wheh rracord to induda toa tentimony and mtoonco upon wNch Via appraal ta to babraaad (par Srac 206 0106. Ftonda buiul*») NO TICE i Pravraona *01 iiiab0ba» naadtog atadalancra to patteupaiB «t any of taaraa maraftoga chould comrad v * ADA. COmdwialaif of 4Q7-2CO 5461* al fraast 46 hour* In adtaancra of Wm maarangi Oarattna D 2amUi. Cty Oadi Pubteh Augud 19. 26.2001 00176 �T iie S eminole H erald P a g e 4 It Sunday. August Id. 2001 L egals L egals IW THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION OfViWON C A S IN O : 01-CA-797-14-L FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION f/K'A FT MORTOAQE COMPANIES DB/A FLAGSHIP MORTOAQE BANKERS PLAINTIFF VS DANIEL J FOLEY IF LIVING. AND IF OfcAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEE8. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AOAINST DANIEL J FOLEY, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DANIEL J FOLEV. IF ANY, FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. JOHN OOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION D EFEN D AN T^) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN pur ■uonl la ■ Summary Final Judgment d Forectoaure dated August to. 2001 entered In C M Co m No 01CA 767-14-1 oI Via C.rcu! Court O toa IBTH Judicial C ra rt In and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Florida I M i sal to tna Nghast and test butdar tor cash at AT W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE at Via SEMINOLE County CourtoeuM located at 301 N PARK AVENUE « GAJITCno. riortda. at 1100 n i l . on tha SVi day o( Novambat. 2001 tha toflowmg described property at aat forth In aaid Sixnmory Final Judgment. Io­ wa. LOT 2T, OF DONH1LL UNIT 1, ACCORD INO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK « . PAGE I M S OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Daiad Ihls 10 day at August. 2001 |CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clan, d Via Canal Court By Mary S tra w Deputy Clerk Puboah to Tha Sammoia Harold THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVI0 J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF B0I S UnhrerMy Drive Suita 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (254)2330000 01-M1S2(FTN) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, poraon, wiVi rtaabomat need mg a tpooial oaxanmodation ahould contact COUPT o d u in i STRATION. at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-605-4227. t *00 055 *771 (TOO) Ot t M O 255 *770. vre Florida Ralay Sarvea PubUh Auguit 19, 2*. 21X31 D0172_________________________ LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEESANO ALLO TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AOAINST CORI D PURNELL: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CORI D PURNELL. IF ANY. JOHN OOE AND JANC DCC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT! S| ciflcurr c o u r t OF THE 1ITH j u d ic ia l a f le u r . IN AND FOR KE MMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CAS* NO: 01 CA (09 1* L TH E FIH31 NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO AS TRUSTEE UNOER THAT CERTAIN POOLING 4 SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF DECEMBER I. 1904 FOR RTC MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 1994 1 PLAINTIFF VS JAVIER VEGA. IF LIVING. AMD IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIE3 CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, LINDER OR AGAJNST JAVIER VEGA. FATR'CtA v r C U . IT LIVING AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST PATRICIA VEOA DANBURY MILL HOMEOWNERS IN C . TH E UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ON BEHALF OF THE SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. NATtONSCREOfT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION FACA NATIONSCREDIT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION OF FLORIDA. JOHN OOE AND JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT |S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant la a Summaty Final Judgrrwr* ot Forodoauri daiad August 1*. 2001 amorad In O N Cate No 01 CA *09 14 L ot tha Canal Court ot Via IBTH Juttaol Canal ai and lor SEMINOLE County. Sanford. Florida. I wti M l to toe Ndrest and bool bidder lot caati 01 Via Waal bom door at Via SEMINOLE County Courthouaa localad at 301 North Parti Avanut In Sanlord. Florida, al 1100 A M on tha 11 day ot September 0001 the toJowvig daacit iad property aa aal forth m aard Summary Fatal Judgmera to b* LO T 111, DANBURY M fll UNIT THREE A ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 35 PAGES 30 AND 31 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated Vaa 10 day ot Augual. 2001. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot the C0cu4 Court By. Mary Stroupa Deputy dark Pubkoh In. The Samvels Harold THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A m th e a t t o r n e y f o r p la in tif f *01 s Unmet t*y Drive Bute 500 plantation. FL 33324 (954'M3MOO 01S77791NAT) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. panona w*h t»« i f *a need p g a apeaat aooommodalion shouM contact COURT ADMINISTRATION al the SEMINOLE County Courthouaa al 407-895-4227, 1-800 955*771 (TOO) or 1 -M B M M 7 7 0 via Florida Relay Samoa Pubhah Augual ft. 2*. 2001 D 0 173 _____ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ISTH JUDICIAL CtnCUTT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CA *74 14 L IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS CO R ID PURNELL. IF LTVVOa AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. 0EVISEE8. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, NOTICE o r FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuaril to a Summary Final Judgment of Fofscloture dated Augual 10, 2001 m u r a l m C M Ca## No 01 CA 574 14 L a G* O c u 4 Court cf trie 18TH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. Santord. Honda, I vril ##J! to tha foghast and beat bidder lor eaih at AT W4EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE al me SEMINOLE County CourthouM located al 301 N far* Avenue in Santord, FL 32771, Hortda *1 11:00 am on tha It day of September, 2001 toe toUoenng deteribed property at net form In said Summary Final Judgment to­ wn LOT 10 ANO THE SOUTH 42 FEET OF LOT 20. BLOCK C. BUENA VISTA ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGES 1 AND 2. AS RECORDEO IN THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. SAID LAND SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated tors 10 day of August. 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CJerS of toa Cirtut Court By Mary Stroup# Dtputy O * Publish m The Semmoto Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Uftfversfly Drive Suite 600 Plantation. FL 33324 (864)233 8000 01 “69478(INL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, persons with ttiaabAti#* need mg s tpecal accommodation shot*) contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407465-4227. 1-8009554771 (TOO) or 14004556770. via Honda Relay Service Publish August 19. 26. 2001 D 0 174 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: (M C A 744 14 L WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. IN C , SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CROSSLANO MORTOAGE CORP PLAINTIFF VS JAMES M SPEARMAN, IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST JAMES M SPEARMAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES M SPEARMAN. IF ANY. WHITESANO C O V E H O M EO W N ER S ASSOCIATION. IN C ; CHRISTIE P MARCIAL FrX/A CHRISTIE P SPEARMAN. EOUfCREDfT CORPORATION O F AMERICA; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Summary Final Judgment of Forectoture dated Augual 10. 2001 entered Inn CMi Cate No. 01 CA 744 14 L of the O cuit Court of «»e teTMJtjcfeul CircuH to end tor SFM lNO iF County Santord Honda. I w* aei to toe togheai and best bidder tor cash al toe Weal Front Dooral toe SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 No Part Avenue in Sanford. FL 32771, Honda, at 1100 a m on toa 11 day of Sepfember. 2001 toe fcttowtog described property at eel forth to tad Summary Final Judgment, toLOT 17. WMITESAND COVE. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 48, PAOE 65. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO U N­ TY. FLORIOA Dated toic 10 day of August, 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Mary Anne Morse Clerk of toe Circul Court By Mary Stroupa Deputy Clerk Pubiiah n The Bemmoie Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVID J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Ufmmvty Drive Suite 500 Pl#nULon. FL 33324 (954)2334000 99 37151(CNCLT) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, potions wtth disabilities need ■ mg a speaat accommodation ahoiid contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. •1 tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 4074664227. 1-8009554771 (TOO) Of 1400 9554770. via Flonde Relay Sefvtce pubfcvh August 19 26 2001 PD175__________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA CASE NO.: 01-C A 46M 4 -L AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC TRACY L GOOOWIN and DEBORAH E BARRETT, Defendant^ •} NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE ftooce is hereby grven toat toe underargned C*»ik uf Uw Ckicu*i Court of Semmofe County Flonde. w«. on toe 13 day of SepUrrbe# 2001. al 110O A M al toe West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse. Santord, Honda offer tor sale and ael al pubic outcry to toe Nghesi and best better tor cash, pie toiowng desenbed property Mu sled vi SEMINOLE Coiaty. Hortda UN 36. cf a repial of part of Lots 1 and 2, WATTS FARM, Plat Book 16, Psgt 22. Public Records ol Semnoie County. Honda together fttth a ™ t4 # home Mulled thereon, which Is aifmed to the afore described real property and tocorpo■rated therein pursuant to the Final Judgmtnl aniered m a case ipendingi in sa»J Court, toe style ol whcti is toctcaied WITNESS my hand and often! seal of ia*d Court toto 10 day of August. 200! (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of toe Cetutf Court By Mary Stroupe 0 C If you are a penon w«h a dnaUbty L egals Hon to participate to ihia proceeding, you are enimed, at no coat to you, to the provision of special assistance Please contact Court Admin»tlTal»on at 301 N Parti A ve. Ste N301. Santord. Hortda 32771. telephone (4n7)Y7V4*m F.1 4227.weNnfwO wofting days of your receipt of (hi# notice If hearing Impaired. (TDD) 18009554771 or Voice (V) 14009554770. via Honda Relay Service JOHN C ENOLEMAROT. P A 1524 E, LMngslon 81 Orlando. FI 32803 5495 407496-1138 PjfcCsh: August 19. 28. 2051 00168 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE f f l H JUDICIAL CIRCUfT OF FLORIOA m ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION No. 01-CA-311-14-L Chase Manhartan Mortgage Corporation, PLAINTIFF. vs Michael Fernanda*. Anna A Fernanda*. George R Sura; Michafle A Sura, af a l. DEFENDANTS. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby grven tost, pur­ suant to toat Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated August 10, 2001, and enlered to c#vS case rxarber 01CA-311-14-L, of toe Ocurt Court of toe I6to JudoaJ O cuS to and lor Senvnoie County. Florida, whereto CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, ie PlatoCff and Michael Fernanda*; Anna A Fernanda*; George R, Sura; Merten# A Sura; U S Bank National Association, successor by merger to First Bank. National Association, as Trustee under toe Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated June 14, 1997., tor Me go Mortgage Home Loan Owns Trust 1997-3, is/are Defendants). I w « to toe highest and best butter tor cash at the West front door of toe Seminole County Courthouse to Sanford. Ftortds, Semnoie Comfy, Flonde. at 1100 AM on toe 13 dey of September, 2001, the todowtog described proper ly as set forth to said Final JudpnenL to wi: LOT 24. OAK FOREST UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 22. PAGES 8143. O F THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTE Pursuant to tot Fair Debt e je c tio n Practice# Act you are advised toet tors law ten is deemed to be a debt colector attempting to coled a debt and any Information ootaned wd be ueed tor toat pur­ pose.. Dated toe 10 day of August 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Dark of O cuN Court By Maty Stroupe Deputy Oerti COOlUS 6 8TAWIAR5K). P A 4010 Boyscout Boulevard Sufla 450 Tampa, FL 33607 Tslaphone: (813)6774006 CASs 10-96-3966 Pubfcsh; August 19.26. 2001 00166 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FMe No. 01- 004-CP IN RE ESTATE OF ARTHUR CHARLES LORENZO aVa ARTHUR C LORENZO. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The admintstration of toe estate of ARTHUR CHARLES LORENZO a V > ARTHUR C LORENZO. Fie Nurabef 01-*O4-CP !e perakng m Via Ciraua Court kx Sarranota CourOy. FloiMa, Probate ■rvjit.i Ol ■rtocb 1 PO. Be. tOM. Bertora. LL JJV7J. Ida naraaa aid •ddroaeoa ol tia peiaonaj rafxaaaoUva'i attorney are eat toi*i betoer ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l pertona on whom tea notice ta aarvad who ham ob(acbona that chakange the vakdoy d t » wM. the quaWicabona d Via paraonal rapreaaraaPm. venue, or (urtwkction d One Court ora requkad to No t e . otyeebona with Vat Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l crodrtora d Vie decoder, and older pereona haring claim, or domanda agonal dacedara't aaute on whom a copy el Vaa notice to earved woran Vvea montha akar the data V N W pubieatton d vaa Court WITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l oVver crecklori d Vie decoder! and poreona haring dolma cr tfemtndt vge*n-t the decadarO'i ettete muat Me Vmr dame wVh Vae Coon WITHIN TH R EE MOWTH9 AFTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT 6 0 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data d Via Aral publcanon d vat None* to Augual 1 » . S » I . MARK WAYNE LORENZO M « Vskiburg Shoot OeVona. FL 32725 Attorney tor Rapreaaraaom JEFFERSON W CLARK. J R . Attorney Florida Bar No 0379493 JEFFERSON W CLARK. J R . P A 500 Canal SUaat Now Smyrna Beach. FL 331M Totophono (3M >433-6*0* I-OJW.AU3US119. W , *001 00155 M THE CWCUfT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA C A M NO. 01-CA-4I3-I4-L DENNIS O HILL ANO MARY L. HILL. FRANK COAR 1 V I FRANK K. COAR AND ROSEMARY COAR. INOIVIOU ALLY, BURTON L. BRUGGE MAN IraknduaVy. CADO DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, a Florida corporation. AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATE 0 SERVICES. IN C . a Florida corporator STATE OF FLORIOA. ANO UNTIED STATES OF AMERICA. N O TKX O FSA LB Nooca It hareby ghron puriuoni to Final Stanmary Judgmad entered In Wa oboire Myted action an Wa 10W L egals L egals L egals of Augual. 2001. toe following AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS, OEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data d Wa hroT pubOtreVon d Vaa Nohct Iv Augud 19. 2001. Pareonal RaptMOntavva Maroon A- Srtatlt. Jr. 915 Makkt Rhret Dr . Sulla 20* Fort Laudardaa. Flortda 33304 Aaomty tor Pareonal RapreatnttVrt David M Sady Flortda Bar No 0122520 Jack R Loving. P A 1323 SoMhaad Thbd Avanuo Fort Laudardaia. FL 3331* Tatephona (964)764-1005 „ PubOah Augud 19. 2*. 2001 D0149 1200PM ON THE * OAY O f OCT, 2001. AT THE FRONT DOOR O f C M C , AUTOMOTIVE LOCATED AT 201 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE SAN­ FORD, FLORIOA 32771, FOR THE f UR POSE OF DISPOSING OF THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE YEAR 1993. MAKE Pont. VTN4 102NF A4YIPC7051S3 YEAR 19M. MAKE Toy, detenbed property to Seminole County, Honda LOT 25. BRISTOL PARK, accenting to toe plat (ha-red ai recorded to Flat Book 29. Pagea 79 through 81. Pubte Record* of Semmoie Couty, Honda TOGETHER WITH al atructurea and improvemenla now and heroafter on aald land, and fixturet attached thereto, and ail rent*, taauea. proceed*, and prot o accru­ ing and to accrue from aaid premie e« alao all gaa, ataam, electric, water, and other heating, air conditow, k i~i ilii. ■K veruiiaTrxg. — tUn n wngaimg, lee! ngiiluv mg, npfumomg. and power tyateme, machine i , appkance*. fhrturee, and appurtenance*, which now am or may hereafler pertato to. or be ueed wtih. to. or on aaid premise*, even (hough may be detached or detachable ihaf be acrid at Pubic Sale on toe 13 day of S-eptomber. 2001 al 11.00 a m. al 'toe1weal from: 'door of 'toe Seminde County Courthouse. 301 N Parti Avenue. Sanford. Semtode County; Hortda by toe undersigned Cierti of toe Cirodt Court to and for Semtooia County. Hortda. Dated tola 10 day d August. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE Oerti of toe Cfrcufl Court Bay County, Florida By Mary Stroup# a t Deoutv Clerk MARVIN L BEAMAN. J R . ESQ . MARVIN L BEAMAN. J R . P A . 605 N Wymoro Rd. Winlar Pork. FL 327*9 3*93 PubAth Augual 19.25.3001 DO 153 M TH> C M C U T COURT OP THE I t I H ju d ic ia l a n c u r r M ANO FOR SC MMOLC COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION Caoa Ma. 01-CA-IJT714 K EOUICREWT CORPORATION OF AMERICA. CARL C QANSEREAU and___ DANSEREAU. unknown tpouwa d CARL C DANSEREAU. I manted. WINTER PARK HOSPITAL; ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM-SUNBELT, IN C . a Florida corporlbon. dtVa Flortda Hoaprui, COOE ENFORCEM ENT BOARD. C ITY O F CASSELBERRY. JOHN OOE and JANE OOE. M an e* OF ACTION TO: CARL C DANSEREAU. 4SI Lowndoa Square. Caaaatearry. Flortda 32707. YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an acbon ID kndooa a mortgaga on Via M lowing (r nwrty m Sarranote County, FOM t Lol 3. m Block C. ol CARRIAGE h il l - UNTT NO. 4. acconSrig to Via Plat Wared, aa reoordad Vi P M Book IS, al Paga 5* and 69. d Wa Pubkc Raoorda d Banknote County. FkMda. hat boon Nad agaVM you and you ore required to oonre t copy d your written dotenooa, V any, to * on ADORNO * ZEDER. P A . P lana r, ■ B o m m whooa addoat la 3*01 South Baydnra Ortva. Stato 1*00, MiamL Flortda 33133. and Ma Wa original <4W Wa Ctertt d WM Court anwnaya or hnmadteteiy Warealter; oWarwioa, a datoul wR bo ontored agetotf you for toe ratief damandad In Wo ComdaM. Doted on Wa day d AUG 15 3001. 3001. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK C ltik d W a Court By R un King Daody dark V you are ■ pareon wVh a dteobary who noada any aooommodaVnn In u iw . a -w. — —.1!iii.i wlw M rirnrrwwrj oroer so paniopais aiw lite n Jre t :proceeoVig. you ore tntvted. al no ood to you. to Wa ( aovtelon d oarteto t i t . , tone*. Ptetta contact Court Admavalration al 301 North Park Atrenuo, Sulla N30I, Santord. r'lOlU* J a r ; I {407IXU-CZ7. arl&i.i (3) w r in g day* d y a r receipt d Wti ricbca. V you are hearing or voice Impaired, cal l-(*00) Q55S771, Adorno AZodar, P A 2*01 South Baythora Drkre SdtoltOO Miami, Flortda 33133 Tatephona (305)556 5555 TaMoa ***-4777 PuduhAugud 19. 2*. 3001 00163 Public auction to be hold at *01 am, on tha day(,) apaedted bdow. at tha front door d Athan'i Towing Inc Located d 3499 Oto Lake Mary Rd Sate 134. Sorted. FL tor Wa purpoaa d deputing d Wa loiovMng For turthor IrtatnaOon plaaaa cal (407)321-394* 477*701 (1 )Ykat 19*MJaka Pordac VINt 1G3J01IM6J7561054 wool (l)Yaar 1953Atoka Pontiac VdM 2G3AF3SR4E123*406 PdAth Augud 19. 3001 D0114 M THE O R CU IT COURT FOR BEUtNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DtVM ON FHa Number 01. TS4-CP n U a lM -im NMa IRflaWn. i IUUwlB IN RE ESTATE OF FREDERICK B YOUNGBLOOD. NODCE OF ADM BraTRATXM (One PR) The adnakdravon d Wa edala d Frederick B Youngblood, daoaaaad. Fta Ncnbar 01-754-CP. U pandng Vt Wa C v a d Court, tor Sonknote County. Flortda. Probate Ohnaton. Via Bddraaa d which N: SOI N. Park Arenuo, Banted. FL 32771. The noma and addreae d Wa Flapretanuthra and Wa i A M INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: AJ poreona on whom Vva noace a chakanga -ho volrtrty d Wa Frta wa quaklicationi d Wa Paraonal Rapratantewa. vanua, or (urtadtovan d Wte Cool are requaad tolto won abtackona wkh w a Court WITH­ IN TH E LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE O F A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l e n du re d Wa docadanl and other poreona having dolma or atmanda agonal oacadanta eaUte on whom a copy d v»a noOct a date d W« krd pcbOcahon d Vat nature mud N t Wdr cteanawiW Wu Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE d a t e o f t h e f ir s t p u b l ic a ­ t i o n O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER VICE O f A COPY OF THIS n o t i c e ON THEM A l other tre dtet d Wa docadanl and poreona having dobra ot domando egointt Wa decedent* aviate mud too Vwt ateant w «i Wa Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS M TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DTV1SION fUaNo.01- 7SS-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF OERROLD AARON SHROPSHIRE. VIM! JT2ST66C9J727*479 YEAH 1995. MAKE Chav. VIN# 2Q1WL52M7S1181290 Pubtoh Augual 19. 2001 D 0 155 VEHICLE AUCTION I.97CHEV. f1Q1JCI1l5HJ1470S2 Auction to be hold 0*04-01 • 10AM a 1240 8. CI1 427. FtobbahAugud I * . 2001 00100 AUINTERESTEDPERSONSARE NODF1EOTHAT Al paraana on whom vwnoOca a cholanga Vre vaadty d Vre w*. Vre quokUteUia d J u (orjcrvi.' rcp.re oonteVva. vanua. or jMtadfcnon d WM Court ore required to N t Wore otyorhorre wvh thn Court WITHIN THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l cretMon d Wo decoder* end other poreona having claim, or damarea l garret decadence adore on whom a copy d w a notice a date d Vre krd pubteabon d tea none* mud M* Wab ttearre wtyi n e Court WITHIN TH E LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l otoor credbore d Vre docadw* and poreona having ctaima or Ida agobret Vre dacwdanC, mud Vte Wdr dbbire tdfi Wte court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f TH E FIRST P t »n r * T IO N O f m s NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NO T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Thb date d N U pubOcabon d tea Nolioa te Augud l *. 2001. Pareonal RapreaantaWre: KJrrtoortyftonoa Ghropdare 2630 Cadarfored Way. ApL 201 R aW gvN C 27*09 ARomay tor Ncmcsof F K rrm o u s n a m e Node* a hereby gwen wot I am engaged to buatoaea al 604 Pretavtew A vanua. Longwood FL 32760. Sammoia County, Flortda inter Wa Flareoua Noma d V E R M and Wot I Intend to regaur aabt noma with Wa Dtvteion d Corporaticna, TaAahaaaaa, Florida, d W* Section 565 09. Florida Statutet IN I. Jjlyfi M. 77Tdmt Pubtah Augud I*. 2001 D0163 NOTICE OF F O TTIO U S NAME Noboa te hareby gNan W d wa ore engaged to buttoaoa d 2921 Orlando Drive Ural 13* Santord. FL 32771, 8amtnola Courtly. Flortda ividot Vre Ftokboua Name d Ceaar'a Ort* SDak and W d we abend to regteter aaid name wbh Vre Dtvteion d to accordance wbh Wa pftortolona d Wa FldiOoua Noma Statute,, toW* Suction 665 00, Ftortda Statutea 1991. EDNAinZARRY CESAR IRIZARRY Pubkoh: Augud 19, 2001 D 0154 NOTICE O f m iB U C BALE ALTAMONTE TOWING, INC.. UNCLAIMED VEMCLE AUCTION 117 MARKER ST , ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL SALE BEGINS AT 1000 AM. S O U ) AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIOS PURSUANT 4)1 TO F A 713 7* 09-19-1001 19*4 TOYOTA 4T10K12CIRU004905 lUVU mUp44Gti.Lt 1Q3NT64NXLM701048 199* PONTIAC 1Q7F S31 EGA-312440 1990 SUBARU JFIBC*52*LM323I9 19M MITSUBISHI JA3BA4*V0KZaZ2442 I N I HYUNDAI KMHV012J6MU131936 19*7 HONDA IHGEC4*3SHA014232 1991 FORO 1ZVPT20C5M5121312 1969 FORD IFABP42EXKF170016 19*2 FORD 1FMO432X9TUA*4104 tg*a FORD IFTDA14U4KZA*7627 19*3 FORD 1FTDE04Y10HBJ7S72 1972 CHEVROLET IM 7R JD td7l7J 1993 CHEVROLET 1GCCS14R0N*! 99942 199* CHEVROLET IO1FP97S0FL4569O5 Pubkoh Augud I I . 2001 DO 155 Pubic kucaan to be hdd at *01 Am, on the dayt*} epecitiad befo«. at tha from 6oof of Alhan't Towng Inc. UtC4*ad tX 2i79 Ott Lake Maty Rd Soke 134. Sanford, F I lor ft# purpoaa of (tiflpoMng of 9w foAowmg (407)3212946 (l)Yaa* VINt 1Q2JO11M6J7561064 (1)Yaar B46Jake Ottvnotia* VIN« 1G3AM47A0ER325163 PutikahAugual t9. 2001 00156 PUBLIC AUCTION: PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE HELD AT 1,800 D ues* Subscnpluna 2.100 Improvemanta 160* C<»Tirrifljn*c#liori« 5.000 PmtMQB 720 cuO 50 029 Insurance * Band* 52.540 Equipment Semes Contracts 2.478 Mantaoanc# ARtf'** 145854 Pnr*ng flBindug 600 Atfvftrtaing 300 Pubkc R elitunt 2.400 2.5*0 IBS* MaxdlTDoot 10.000 Cantrtiiteto to Serrvnola County 001*1 300 000 Olhca Suaipkea 1.600 Auto Exponas 760 Gaa A Lubricant# 1,360 Jamonal Guppkes LEQAL ADVERR M M ENT Tha cay d Longwood Putchaung Dtvteion w « rocrerve oaoted bid, d 176 W. Warren Avo . Longwood. Ftonda. 32750 no Idar Wan 200 P.M.. E S T . Wadnaadoy. September S. 2001 tor RFP 0036-01, AIR tor Maintenance and Cleaning d Roadside Swales. Drainage 0 a free • PdrtU; *»7T 00*5 PI M-*rConcreta Repair IMantananoa For additional protect information, plaaaa view Cunar* Did IntormaVon on our Web Site: hrtp JAeww a longwood 9 uePiochas togrtndaa Mn* ot contact the Purcholtng Dtvteion al (407)2*034*1 Rhonda LadtonJ. C P M , CPPO Purchaatog Manager 175 W, Warren Are longwood. Ftortda 32760 Pubkoh Augud 19. 2001 D 0 177 SEMMOCE COUNTY BCC PROJECTS: 1. Protect BO 375-01UVP •Sale d County Owned Surptoa Property (Old Ftortda Power Slight Company OuJdmg, 301 N Myrtte Ava . Sanlcrd. Florals) Due Date September 13, 1901 d 2.00 PM toed 9ma To guarantee receipt d addenda. V la Wa reopondonte' reeporretiavy to County or to Wa date d bon te oteo avaiabta on Wa Coar*/i Web Paga For tofarmabon on any d Wa Samtoote County BCCproyactl, pteat a vreb out web paga at avrw co. semmote fl.uk/buotoatNpurchaotog or cal 407-065-7115 Pubkoh Augud 19. 2001 001*2 mam ■c o u n t y 1. Protect RFP-412S-01/BJC Consisting Services for an Integrated Planning and Development Service# Protect Oua Oela September M. *001 at 200 PM toed Vme To ouarenlaa receipt d addenda. I la Vre reapondoraa* reaponakidvy to contact Wa Samtoote County Purchaatog Dhrtaton prtor to Vre fliad recurving date d von teM* aveiobte on We Cotstyv Web Page For totontteVon on any d Vre Samtoote Count, ECCprofects, please vtafli our web page >i wwwco •ominote fl uktruatnaao/purchaalng ot cv* 407-9*6-711* Pubkoh August 11,2001 001*3 NOTICE OF O f FOUND PROPERTY Donald F. Esknget. Shertfl d Seminde County, hereby give# nofloa pursuant to Flortda Statue 705.103(2Xb)1, d N t mention to dvtpoaa d certain property daoertoad Magna Olactet Pam Mountain Brcycte H dN Black Suporte Bicyde Hufly Rod Moditato Bcycte Hutty Kawaaatl Z1 Boy's Freaatyte BMX U v r-H Pidkc ChOtTv Bicycte Schwinn 16" BMXSIyte Boy • 16 Speed Btoyda Boy's BOje Bicycle Red and Black Bcycte Murray Bcycte NCT AT AT Computet Tower wtm Tha Shertfl mends to donate sold property to chartlabla organltetlorre Poreona wishing to lay ctevn to any d flu above dooertbed prop­ erty may do oo by making demand an torma provided by Vre Bhenfl. Damondv wW be iwrtawad an Thtnday d each week or by adredukng an appotnlmeras nt Wa BlrefUTi Ofltoa d (407)555-559? Shetel Donald F. Etkngsr Managat Arn Malory 100 Buah Boulevard Santord. Ftonda 32773 Pubkoh Augual 1*. 29. 2001 D 0 155 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY O V E N Wa! an Tuaoday, Augual 29. 2001 at 130 p m or aa toon WareaAor aa poaototo. Wa Samtoete County Port Autionry and Wa Samtoote County Board d CowVy Commatlonare w* hold a pubkc hooting upon Wa budg­ et d toe Seminole County Port AutoorVy to Room 1029. Semmote County Semeat BuOtkng. 1101 E Fhd StreaL BarOord, Florida A avm maty d sad budget being aa tcOows RECEIPTS AND REVENUES Cooh Canted Forward 1054.495 Anticipated Pori Revenue# 1.464.110 Anticfoeled In tent income tit naa (2399.682 EXPENDITURES Regular Saterwa 171,964 Soctel SecurOy Malchrng 7.768 Meduare 2.496 Robremor* Canbtouvona 18.960 Lite AHaatei Inaurance 6.060 Logd 10^00 ConsuOanU 3,000 Commiaaiana 6.666 MiTalanaoui 1.800 Accounung Autoing 10,000 Advopod Caned 600 Cteanaig 6.620 Construct Dot* Service Pnnaptl 188.435 Equpmenl Rants) Cliftoo Doflktirtg* Cfortlnoancy Vto* JM 1FC331SJO* 1535* Auchan wti be Hold on 9-0-01 Al 2pm Al Trt-County Towing m s Bake Are Winter 8prtnga FL 3270* Pubtei Augud 19.2001 fH iirrt Cup m 1.454 034 20 300 Mmof Toof# 05upp*»a# BCC PROJECT*: David B ferabaa. Eaqur* Pod OStao Bin 17S* Jocfcaonvaa. Florida 32201 (904)35*-TOO! Ftontu Bar No : 347520 Pubtdi Augud It . 26. 2001 00150 3.000 S SreMjwre. or are* nonce ID NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The oekrwiiotntion d Wa aatate d GERROLD AARON SHROPSHIRE, doceaood. FVa Numbat 01-755 CP. a ponrkng ki vre Ctmrt Court tor Somtnda CourVy. Flortda. Probate Dtvteton. Vre oddreoa d which a P.O. [to, *099. Santord. FL 33772*099 Tha namea and addreataa d Vre pareonal rapretontavre and Wa par- L egals L egals C u re U jc t D ~ , Cerrtce irccrcct -1 0 W . 62.59953J Persona wOh dteabiMtet n u d . g assistance to partcipata to these proceedings should canted toe Seminole County Port Autoody sg hours to odrsnee d to* meeting u (407)322-4796 Parson# Arf adrtsod tool V they Oodds to appeal any dacMunt mad* al tore hearing they w 9 naad a record d toa pro ceadmga. and lor such purposes they may need to toturn 1 verbatim record d toa p ro cM d u g t mods which record mckjdet to* teanmony and avktoca upon Much to* sppesi te bated. Socbon 2*50105 Ftonds El*Mies Dated at Santord, Samtoote CourVy Florida tote la to d s y d A u g u o t 2001 AO SEMINOLE C O U N TY PORI AUTHORITY By D M ) P Lam#r. J r . Chamrwn Afloat Brenda Carey. Secretary Pub** Augutt 19.2001 00164 NO Ik e The St. Johns Rhrer Water Managamanl District has received Wa apples bor*a) lor Contumptrva Water Use bam: EUabeW Marta Genus Foundation. POBos 40. Winter Pork. FL 32790. oppkcaDon 08381. Tha eppeeent proposes to Wtotorew 072 mteon galona pet day d wwsr to totgate 55 acres d Cflrua Tha wlthdrawala used by tote propoaad prated wB consist d Ground Water (ram Wa Ftortdan Aqubar vre i acOva web to Samtoote Counry. located to Sections 37,5 . Township 20 Souw. Range 31 Foal, known as Lake Jessup Tha Mate) untetosig each d Wa above esad appacavcnti) vro m a a r t tor Inspection Monday Wrough Frtday aioapl tor legal hokdty*. • 00 ■ m. to 5 00 p m. al Vre EL Johns River Water Management District Heodquonere or tha appropriate service career Wrthan abteettorre to Wa appOcaiion may be mods but should be Iked w*h (reoerred by) Wa Dlatnct dark. 4049 Red 8t. PaUIkt Ftortda 32177-142*, no teter Wan 21 days I m h t date d pubfcobort Wnrten obtemon# should ktenOfy lire obtedor by noma and address, and M y desertre Wa odecdon to We appkoaVrin FRng a wrtten obtedton does not anvDa you to a Chapter 120. Ftortda Statutes, AdmtotetreVva Hoartng Only Wooa partone who#* lubebuitiNi imerotti t r t •.ffected by (ft# application ancf mho tiie i pennon matting Vre reqdremreea d Saduna 120 598 and 12057, Ftontu Dtetutea, and Chapter 29-108. Ftortda Adntotetrativa Coda, may cbtan an AiararaoboVve hoartng. A l vmaty Nod wnrten obteceoru wtk be presumed to We Board tot cerwidareVon to *9 deewreflom on vppScatton pnor to We Board toldng action cn Wa aptOcanon Gtona Lawra. Director, DMdon d Perm* Date SarvtcM fl* JQrra a—* — fk fc UFaiar s n iw in l h* .. ml rWflf run wfllin Rwiagfnwrri uV#-... tm Publreh August 1*. 2001 00151 NOTICE Tha 9L Johns Rhrar Water Itenagament Dtatrlcl has recarved Vre appkeaHon(s) lor ConoLmpOve Water Use tram: C »y d Santord, 300 NPerk Are. Sordord. FL 32771. vpplteebon 1152. Tha appticanl pmpdie# lo xxtihdraw 11.947 mWioo gallon# per day of water for nomenoio if | » u w , to n v rw o ii inc7u*Tr»aJ, Lanoscepe irogtoori in s r*r* Protecvorv Tha wflhdrvwels tread tor 9*s praposad prated i d txmsret d Ground Water torn wa Ftortdan Aqubar vto IS actors reel and 2 praposad weds to Oonond a CourVy. located to Badtona 31, S3. 38. 37, Townthp 19 SouW. Range 30 EaaL known as CVy d Santord Ptbic Svppry I ne tea(t) uunm rea) each d we abon t e n res— eimgsr e.v s t e U l i id toapadun Monday Wrough Frtday OKrepI tor toga! hokdays, 500 a m to 500 p m at wa 61. Johns Rhrer Water Managamsr* Dialnet tteedquartere or Vre appropriate Samoa canter. WrVten obtechona ta Vre apparition may be made, bid NittddbaWvd MW (reodred by) WtDteMd Clark. 404* Raid Bl. Poistka Ftortda SZ177-1429, no later flun 21 day* bam Wa dote d pubketvon. Written oo(ecuont inoyo KMMiTfry ui# ouiecitx uy pa/ne anu satire#*, ano -naty oaicnpa >i I— S ute appflcenon.. -v—Is— wi—— reng m.1._ — m q^^e 'ixyaciion rifliIre, resr.— ooa# -a- - - 1nca - a e™oe w |,1'|1w.yeu wiii. maw'0Cf#a«xi k— )i M pi# a ^—jte wrmen to ■ Chapter 120, Ftonda Staking. Admtotetntore Iteartng Only Woee per aana whooa •ubetankal htsreata are iflocted by • » appkeanon and who flte a potman meeting Wa requIremanM d Socvona 120 599 and 12067, Ftonda Statutes, and Chapter 29-109, Ftortda Admtoutrawre Coda, may obtan on AdirereaoVre hoottog AM »maty fltod wrvwn obtedtona w* be preaanlad id Wa Board lor eorreatetioon to »a detberatlona on appacafion prior to We Board taking action on wa appicaflan Gama Lewis. Dweclor. DMatgn d Panrat Dote Samcaa Sx Johna Rhrer Water Managamanl Dwtrtd PuCOiart Augual 1*. 2001 00182_______________________________ NOTICE Tha *L Johna Hhrer Water Managamanl Dtatrlct hat recan t J Vre appN:a «on(s) tar Conaurwtore Water Use horn: G o ! Trust d America C P , 14 North Adgar-t Wharf. Charteoton. SC 2*401, apdtoakun 0383* Tha appOcanf prapoasi to wtevkare 0247 mteon g a m par Pay d waier to angaH a i arras d gnd oouree and Undecope The wahdrnreis uoad by Wte propow d prated wd correwl d Ground Water tram We Ftortdan Aqudorvte 4 odhrewate to Samtoote County, tocalad to Socbon 31; TowndRi: 20 South: Ring*: 29 Ead known os Swodwotet Country C M . The ■*(*) conlatotog each d Wa abovwteted appkcohon(i) are mflabto tor toopodtan Monday Wrou(h Friday snap! tor legal hotdoya, 8 00 a m to BOO pm al Wa GL Johna Rlvwr Water Mamgamsn! Ovcrtd Headquarters or the appropriate seme* center. Widen cbjodomt toWa appkcaUon may ba made, but shosid be Wad wvh (recahrad by) Wa Dtalrld Clark. 404* Raid S t. PaietAe, FtotkM 32177-1428. no teter won 2 Iosya torn W au ateU pu U uJviL , ,’.v -u : - s-1 - —rev- — — reFl r. i s mkiOS n91km t J*-. I rer i wre *- ■■, i — , — rein rj re n'5iii,9. ree re remi I ik -a* - 11s i r i 2 1s c®t#cucni m ouQ Uoen w y in# ud)#k in* uy i w m ana lO urvH , i m iw y y v ic n o f Wa ebtedtort to Wa appfcaflon. F9ng ■ wrtban obtedton does n d emote you to • Chapter 120. Ftortda Sucjws. AdmtoiatraWe Hearing Only Wooa par. •one whose subatardtei Horeate are afladod by *te appkcaUon and who Na a Wo reuMromont j d Badtona 1206*9 end 120 67, Ftonda 2E-109, Ftortda AdmtoteiraVv* Coda, may obtarn an A ! kmety teed wrtBon obtecacrre wd be ptaeonted to V « Board tor canaldiraVon to ts ddtMrtotane on opp*ce*on prtor to We Board taking action on (he application, Qtorta lewte. DvscSor, Drveion d Parmfl Data Semcea 81. Johna Rhrer Water Managamanl District Pubkoh August 1*. 2001 001*0 ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Ghrea WtWen Nedee e l totonded Olelhct Dadaton The Otetrtd ghrea nottoa d U toted to tetua a permit to *w toflowng Spps ce d (i) on Saptombar 11 .2001: Samtoote County. 620 W Lake Mary Bhrd.. Suae 200. Santord. a 32773. oppheabon as.117-22478-3 Tha protect te located to Samtoote County, Sacrum 17 • 20. Township 19 South. Range 30 East. Tha ERPeppiuahon It tor modMcaun to Wa prevlouieiy issued surface water mamgamad permits associated wkh channai tmprovemeds tar flood read and mredananco pur­ poses lot a portion d Vre Lockhart-Straw Canal from Borrow P» No. 2 reflator* to 1-4 northward to Ohio Avarua The racahrtog waterbody it tha Si Juhna Rhrer. Spemport USA, Inc, P. O Boa t i l l , Itoltend, F L 327*4. oppiuebon #4-117*8781-1. The prated te toteted to Bamtode Comly. Section 3*. Townanqi 19 South. Range 30 Eaet The ERPepptceeon te tot conoeuceon d a surface water manegsrood system to serve in Industrial lubdtvtoion known kk Wet-4 Industrial Park The raeahttog waterbody te Lake Monroe City d Ovtetto, 400 Aleundrta Btvd. Ovtedo. FL 32786. (ppScekcn »4 -l 172244* 2 The prated ic tocaied to Samtoote Cowey. Beckon I I . Townohlp 21 SouW, Range 31 East The EHPappkceeon te tor motMtoetem to Vw pren o j O ) tel-jvd aurfaca wtoer rm-tegenw* perms M andated lean road nonslructun on DMeun Sheet from Mechai Hammock Road to CourVy Road 41B Tha teceivtog waterbody la Wa Sweat Water Creek. Hd Parmacaitenate. toe. 2950 SouW lilMomtea Avenua. Sadord. FL 32773. appOr alinn 04-1)7 22)92 20 Tha prated te located to Oarrenote County. Beaune 0* fl 0*. Towmh* 20 SouW. Range 31 Eaot The ERPontectoun is tor modtocabon to Wa prsteoutly issued surface water manooemad permits associated wbh ocnabucVon tor Wa H I Oonnacoubcalo. 3rd BuJchng Addition fl Parking Tire receiving wotertuchM art Lake Joaau« and Loire Monroe RNerwnd Perking. U P . 3600 NW 43rd StreaL Bulla C-1, Oatoaavflte. FL 32900. appkeaban 04-117-55723 2 Tha prated la tocalad to Samnote CourOy. Socbon 34, Towntdp 21 BouW. Rings 31 East Tha ERPappIcHun It- for modification lo tha pnrvtousty Utmatf aurfaoa wataf managamooi p#miii associated wnh conatnicban tor Wa fViorertod Parking Lot Addition Tha recoertnq waterbody H we Eoododihaldtea River The ltea(s) containing each d We above katedaprOrem d s) art avaHatiia lot inspection Monday Wruudi Fnday except tor logoi hokdeyo, • 00 a m to 6 OO pm. al We S i Jdma Rhrer Water Marregemsd Otetod Headquarters or Wa appropriate Semes Cedar. Tha Dtatnd w9 taka octun on each psrm* appkcauon holed above unless ■ parteon tor on edmtotebaWre proceeckny (hearing) te Rod p in u a d to Vw provisUns d Beclurre 120 559 and 120 67. Ftonda Slalules Chapter 29-10* and 0OC-1 1007. Ftonda Admmairabva Coda T A -C ) A paracn nncie raLiUnLW siiereeto or-- nCer led by any at l*re Raiders pro­ posed parmtetog deewona Uenufred above may peUun tar odmtoisIraVva hoartng to accordance wflh Bocnorre 120 5*8 and 12067. F S . or ml parties may reach » wnrten agrtamad on msdwhon as an absmalhre remedy widor Ssctem 120673. F.S Chooemg medreaon w « nol adversary sfleurt Vre nd* U a having V msdaban dooa n d readl to a tentemer* Tha procedures tor pu»sung madteban era aal torth ai Section 120673. F 8 . and Rues 25106 li t and 2S-109 a01-.aoS. F A C Pakbona mual comply wnh Vre requvomoda d Funds Adrrenrerrstve Cods. Chapter 29105 and be Med woh (received by) toe Dretrtd Clerk, toceted d DMrtd Headquarters. 4049 Rate Sued. Pddka Ftonda 32177. Patterns tor arbnddraihre hoonng on too above appacebu Vs) mud be Ned wVhin iwedyona (21) day* d pubOcetun d tote nonce or wUhai twenty-an (2*) days d Vre Dtetocr dapoaamg tote rvkoa d inter* n toa mas tor r a w per tons to M a n Vre Dretnct mode actual nooca F s k n to Ms a peUion wflhm tote tme period V u condxute a waiver d any nd* ouch person may have u req-v-n ■" erfnwvstrehve rterermvretion (hoanngl under Stctona 120 569 and 120 6 7, F.S. contemtog toe autted parmfl appkcaUon Peoborre which or* nd toad n accudenceMto Vis above prontoum are sutsed to rktnsaaai Borons , toa adrranHtraDvt hearing process te designed to tormUaw MM agency ichcn. Vre kkng d a pattern moon* tod toa Demers final ocean ms, ba drearer* Irom toa poetoon taken by k to tote nonce d roar* Persons whoee ■ubiiarteai nrerseis M l be dtected by any ouch flnai aacwun d Vre Owtnci an toa ippocakon hove Via nd* to becama ■ party to toa procaadmg. to occurGtona Lewte. Director. Ourtainn d Parmfl Date Service* St Johns Rhrer Water Managamanl Dremd Pubkoh Augual 11. 2001 00111 �L e g a ls N O TIC E T O BIDDERS/ INVITATION FO R BIDS Sanford Airport Authority, Sanford, Honda OR LAN D O SAN FO R D IN TERN ATION AL A IRPORT F A A A IP N o 3-12G0693100 FO O T FM No 406631 t 34 01 Sealed bids, sublet lo tha condi lions hereto, w i b* rs c a w d until 4 00 P M . focal tone. on September i , 2001 by the Sanford Airport Auilmhiy at One Red Cleveland Boulevard. Sails 200, Sanford. Florida 32773. at which tuna, bids wfl be pubhefy op©ned and read, for furr#stung afl labor and matanals and performing a ! wcvk connected with ItetoWng (program: IN S TA LLA TIO N O F PAP1 S Y S TE M FO R RUNW AYS 16-36 AN D 9R-27L The mafor wtek items and appruumate quantities involved in the pro­ posed work are tosteltotion te lour L BOO (Style All L L eg als purpoaa* ol anawartng quattont, dneuaatog to* project, and ravtawtng to* project U r Attandanc* at ton oontaranca by an appraprtat* con­ tractor rapraaamattv* Jt mandatory Natthar to* Owner nor to* Engmaar that b* raaponabr* tor dtaamtnaltog Information d’tcuaaad at tot* meeting a.capt at Ittuad by Addendum A ila vtal ol *ia esnatfuebon tea wd be icherMad immertoiiety toaowtog to* Pre B'dluvg r m i m n a Ouaranta* w d be required with each tad aa a camtiad check on a aotvat* bard or a bid bond In to* a m o m ol tiv* |S) percent ol Hi* total a m o m ol to* bid. made payabta to to* Sanford Airport A utorny The tuccetatul bidder win tie required to kjmtah aaparat* pertormanc* and payment bond* each In an a m o m equal to 100% otto* con­ tract price PA PI units including foundations, appro nmAttey 8,650 LF te conduit, 54 000 LF of cable, and vaufl work associated with the power and con­ trol equipment The work performed under that Contract shal be governed by the Federal Contract Provisions set forth In the Contract Documents, which mefode. but are not restricted to. Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (D D F) subcontractor participation, Equal Employment Opportunity requirements, and compftivice with Federal Wage and Hour require­ ments (Davis Bacon Act). A l require­ ments of the State of floods, delud­ ing but not Intirted to Chapter 207, Florida Statutes. and aB admintsira the regvAationi shal apply to tits project as If herein written out In tul Any contrad pursuant to thu Notice wiN be subject to die provisions of the Eaecutrve O d e r t *246 (9 24 85) Tan* tor aubtunual completion tor wort, under to* bawl tad t* 30 calen­ dar day. attar toe data whan to* Contract Dm* corwnanc** to net. w«h final OODfMon and acceptance within 45 calendar day. aflat to* dal* whan to* Contrad Dm* commence, to run Liquidated Damage* are act a! 1) 000 tor aach day toil to* won a .tend* beyond to* aaowed contract tan*. The balder mutt irarpTy al tntormallon raquind by to* prapoaal form Bata mutt b* rutnutted on to* *p*cAad Prapoaal Form and accapuric* by to* Sponaor ahal con.tituta a Conbad Modification to bkJ documan* may only be mad* by wm*n addendum Award ol to* conbad ahal ba mad* to to* lowwtl racponafcto and raapon the attention of beMten *» pantouM** air* ladder, whoa* baj c srd o rrj 13 ty called to die contract requlrcrfwtts for Equal Employment Opportunities as aet forth In the Contract Documents The successful bidder win be required to comply w#> e l contract requirements for Equal Employment Opportunities The Sanford Airport Autftoray here­ by nobkes a l b d d e i (hat it w d aformatrvety assure that (Asadvwraagad business enterprises (D O E ) are avoided tul' opportunity lo BUbml bids to response to the invitation and1 wM not be dnerinwiated against on tha grounds of race, color, national origin, or aes In consideration for an award This wtfl be dona m accor­ dance with Tine V) of tha C M Rights Act of 1984 (42 U S C ?000d et t e q ). 49 C FR P a l 26. Parttepation by Disadvantaged Business Enterprises In Department of Transportation Programs, end 49 C f R Part 21* Nondtocrimlnetlon In Benefits For and Services to die Public The requirements of 49 C F R Part 28. Regulations ol the U .8. Department of Transportation, appfy to this contract tl Is tha policy of toe Sanford Airport Authority to practice non -dtscmrvrtiOion based on race, color, sta. or nalional origin In the award or performance of this con­ tract A l t*rms qualifying under this solicitation are encouraged to submit b«ks1propoaafs, Award of this con­ tract wfl be condboned upon satisfy* tog tfie requirements of thia bid spec* ifcation Theta raqueemanta appfy to a4 bidder v uftetois. including foot# who quaMy as a DBE. A D BE con­ tract goaf of twehe percent (12% ) lias 'been rwiatewbedl fur this coniraci The taduar/tetom* ahafl make good faith efforts, es defined In Appendix A. 49 C F R Part 28. to maet the contract goal lor DOC partiapabon In toe performance of this contract. Tha btdrtarfofferor will ba required lo submit toe following Information (1) tha names and addresses of DBE Anns tost w d participate in toe con­ tract; (2) a descrptiun of toe work the! each DDE Arm wd perform; (3) the doltar amount of tha participation Of each DOE Arm participating (4) Written documentation of the biddvrfofferorji commitment to use a DBE subcontractor whose participa­ tion 6 submits In meal: toe contract goal; (5) Written confirmation from too LfoE tool A w pwbcswtag s> t * contract as provided in toe commamen! made under (4); and (8) if toe contract goats la not mat. evidence of good faith efforts The bidder fofforor shal submit toe information with ns btOproposaf as a condition of responsiveness D BE partopabon to for* contract may be to form of a pnma contract, subcontract, fond venturi, or another arrangement that Quakfies under 49 D FR Section* 26 55. .Mow la DBE participation counted toward goalsT* or 28 53(g) A l bidders, potential contractors, or subcontractors tor this D O T assisted contract are hereby notified foal, la lure to cany out toe D O T pokey and tha D BE obligation, as aet forti above, shal constitute a breach of contract which may resufl in torminaAon of tha contract or such other rem­ edy aa deemed appropriate by too recipient and toe FAA The successful bidder wUJ be required lo submit a Certification of Non segregated Facilities prior to award ol toe contract, and to not#y prospective subcontractors of to# Specifications Dtocbng and Contract Documents wd ba available August 7. 2001 and Official copies wd be on file end may ba inspected at Esrfcrt! akprei Aufoorfly On* ritxj Qavatand B uutnw i), So** TOO SantanL FTnrtJ* 32/73 (407) 122-7771 B<ttrvj and Conlrarl document* may alao t x viaw d at Canual Honda Butter* Eunang* 140 North Wymote (toad W r la i P a d . Honda 327M (407) B29-24X F W Dod** Corporation 120 East South Straat Ortando. Honda 32801 (407) M 8 -S M 8 Co ra tnjd x n Mad el Data 1221 La* Road Orlando. Honda 12810 (407) 2814)164 Mnoray / Woman Quanaaa ABanca 1700 14*1 Straat. Sun* 100 Ortando. Honda 12805 (407) 428 5860 to* wrman raquuamam. ol to* Construction B*J*6n 512 Edgawrod Aua South Jacftaonviaa. Honda 12205 1804) 168-0136 Florida Eaat Cooat Butter* E .ct rang* 644 Ct* adjure Road Cocoa. Ftortd* 12822 (407)631-5085 For tatdrrrg purpose*. B d o n g and Contract Doaertanu tor *r* propel may ba omened tram tha oThcaa ol P B S 4 J, 482 South Kattar Road. Orlando F u 328104101. upon racarpt ot a panonat or company check in the amount ot $100 00 artuch r» non-ratundatt* Caah dapoaas to law ot ctraca* nrrt not b* accaptad Haquaela should b* tVactad to P 0 5 4 J Arnalan Samcaa and chacee e h u tt ba mad* payable to PBSAJ A Pi* B o a n g Contoranc* wd b* hard al 2 0 0 P M . Local Tim* on August 23, 2001 w tha Sanlord Airport Authority Board Room at Ortando 6an4cad Intamabqnai Airport. On* Had O a n la n d Doutavard, 8u*a TOO, Sanlord, Honda 12773. tor to* Oamar Deli may ba bald by to* Sanlord Airport Authority lor o p*nod not to a.cead 80 day* tram to* dal* ol to* bid opening tor to* purpoaa ol ataluatmg tadi prior to awaid oI contract Right* to wary* any totormallty or trrajaianty In any bid or bid guarany. to rajad any or al baM. to ra-bid toe projecl. to award or retrain tram awarding a contract tor to* work, and to nagobat* with toe apparan tow and napanatva teddar to audt airtan a* may ba banatkoal to to* Owner are raaanrad Tha dtldal pubkeaton and mrkation to tedder* I* hereby pubkahad ton I nth Day ol August. 2001 Santord Airport Autoony Larry A Dai* Praakton A CEO Pubkah Auguat 1$, 18.2001 DO 133 M TH E CtBCUfT COURT O f THE 1ITN j u d i c i a l ctRCurr IN ANO FOR SF UINOLE COUNTY. FLom oA CIVIL DIVISION C A M NO.: 01 CA 1438 14K COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. FBUA COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION Ptanild, v* DANIEL Q S T U M 0 O ANO SHERRIE M STUMBO. E T A L Datandanli. NOTICE OF ACTION TO UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFI­ CIARIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U S TEES ANO ALL OTHER S WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN TH E ESTATE OF STANLEY C. COMMER AflCA STANLEY CHARLES COMUER. DECEASED Rawdane* Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an action tor Foractoam ol Mortgage on to* tcAoweig described property LOT 24, TWIN RIVERS SECTION VI, ACCORDING TO D IE PLAT THEREOF. RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES 68 THROUGH 75 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA k V a 2255 EKANA DRIVE, OVIEDO, a 32765 haa bean Mad egwnat you and you ill tot ynt* to tame * norm ni jeejr written dafanaa*. I any. to 4. on Martha! C Watton. P A , Attorney tor Martin, whoa* addraaa la 1800 NW 48TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT. LAUOERDALE, a 11308. withal Fat­ ly (10) dayt attar Ft* Itral pubkcktmn ot ton None* In Ft* (Ptaaa* pubkah in THE SEMINOLE HERALD) and N* to* ongnal w*h to* CWik ol tot* Court either baton tarvtc* on Ptamlrtr* ottomay ot tmmadutaty toaraaftar; otoarwia* a datauk wd b* entered agaatal you tor to* rakat demanded in to* complart WITNESS my hand and to* teal ol tola Court tod day at AUG 07 2001. 20*. (SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE A* CHik ol to* Court By Ruth tong A* Deputy Clark FMOt-02454 Pubkah Auguat 12. 18,2001 DO 125 ______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o f t h e irr t t JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEM M 0LC COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: 01-CA 14*2 14 0 CITIBANK. N A . AS TRUSTEE PUriOt. v*. UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEE. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF CURTIS SCOTT, DECEASED: unknow n spouse of pWnl WITNESS my hand and toe aeal ol ton Court thia day ol AUG 08 2001. 20.. (SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE Aa Clark of to* Court By nuto Kerg A* Deputy Clark 01 -02445 Pubkah Auguat 12.18. 2001 DO 124 tt wd b* to* ietpon.it>iev ol to* con­ tractor to prowl* tranaportalun tor tort tee Vta4 No other acheduled to m or vtaaa ol to* project aa* wd baachadulad c u r t is SCOTT. JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN AN T (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, Dalandanta. NOTICE OF ACTION TO UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFI­ CIARIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEE. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TR US TEES AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF CURTIS SCOTT. PECFASFD Residences Unxftowti YOU ARE NOTIFIED Fiat an acton tor Foractoam oI Mortgage on to* kdowng d*acr«)*d proparty LO T IF, CARIBBEAN HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 38, OF THE PUB LIC RECOROS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA k V a 881 CARIBBEAN PLACE. CASSELBERRY. FL 32707 ha* teen f?od agent' you and yni are raquaad to aanr* a copy ol your wrben dalenaaa. F any. to 4. on Manhal C. Watson, P A , Attorney lor Martel, wnuae addraaa I* 1800 NW 4BTH 8TREET, SUITE 120. FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33108. a dal* wrech la ward, to-ty 110) dayi after to* krtl putkeatun el tod None* n to* lPtaaa* pubkah in THE SEMI­ NOLE HERALD) and H* to* ongnal •ran Ft* Clark ol Fee Court aahor before aarvtca on PlaaiMra aaomay or tmmoddlaty thereafter, otoarwia* a dafauR wkl ba araarad agamai you tor tha rakat demanded at to# eom- L eg als IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E I8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: S IC A 180 14 P WELLS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE. IN C . FftUA NORWEST MORTGAGE. IN C . PLAINTIFF V8 DONALD L CAUTHAN. II. E T A L. DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO KARL ROCBLJNQ whoaa rawdanc* » mknown F h*/th*.Th*y b« Ivtng: and F he tha they be dead, to* unknown dalandanta who may bo apouao*. hart, davtaaaa. grant***, l u v e a t kanort, cradrtora, truataaa, and aF pant** claiming an mteraat by. through, under or agaatat to* Dalandanta, who are not known to bo dead or akv*. and al para** having or cleaning to hay* any rij^vL tma or awaraal in the property deaettoad at to# mortgage being toradoaad hare- at. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Fiat an action to toradoa* a mortgage on ma ronowng propvny LOT 14, BLOCK E, WOOOMERE p in yt -»1T> R FP LAT AfXOROINR TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN THE PLAT BOOK 11. PAGE 73 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA h u bean Med agaatal you and you era required to aanr* a copy ol your wrman detent* r. I any. on DAVIO J STERN. ESO Plantar* attorney, whoaa addraaa la 801 S Unwaraay Drive 4500. PIM M cn. FL 33324 (no later Fun 10 day* tram toe dart* ol too Drat pubkcalkai ol tola node* ol action) and IF* Ft* orlgeiaf wtto toe derk ol tea court either betora earnee on PtenorTt attorney or unmet* ■ alety thereafter, otoerwte* a datauk wtk be entered agantt you tor to* rakaf damarvdad In to* compiaM or patron tiled haran WITNESS my hand and to* aaal ol tola Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida, ton day ot AUQ 08 2001. 2001 . (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF 0AVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 B UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION, FL 33324 01-6S13KNCL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, pertona wkft «a*bah*4 naadrvg a tpacial accommodation thoutd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at to* SEMINOLE County Courthouaa al 407685-4227. 1-BOO8556771 (TOO) ot 1600-8556770. WaFtorldo Rally Same* THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O (2) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN TH E SEMINOLE HERALD (407) 322-2811 Pm.tft Auguat 12. 18,2001 00123 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO UR T FOR SCM840LE COUNTY, FL PROBATE OIVtSION FB* Number: 01-TFS-CF Divlaton :Pfob*ta In Re The Etlata Ot FRANK W ENRIOHT Dacaaaad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION (On* PR) T in adminLtratton al ton aetata oI FRANK W ENRIOHT. dacaaaad. Fla NmbarOI-788-CP, la pending at Fie Prabata C o w l SEMINOLE Corny. FL. to# add. ass cf n*WK lc Ckcu* Court Ctorii P.O. Drawn C Santord. FL 32772 -0658 Tha name* and addraaa** ol Ft* paraortal rapraaanlatora and Ft* paraorv al repraaaraainra'a aitomay era aai ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AJ paraon* on wham Fe* n a n I* aarvad. who hair* objacnone toal UiaFmtga to* yaldFy cl to* wFL to* qualFcabona ol to* paraonal rapraaantaOva, venue or )unet*cbon al tow court, ere required to M* toair objacbon* wtto Fra court, WITHIN TH E LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l cratMor* ol Ft* deewdert. and other perron* having claim* or demand* agent: dscadanTt aetata, on whom a copy d Fee note* I* aarvad. wttom tore* month# after to* data ol Ft* Itm puMcabon ol tola noboa. mual l*a Free claim* wkh tola court. WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTEH TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM AJ otoar cradaon of to* decadent and paraon* having ciaimi or demand* agaatal dacadanrr aatata. mual Ma Ft** Maan* ertto tola court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS. ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol Ft* brat pmcabon ol tot* nobca la Augual 12 2001. Paraonal napmartaa.a DIANE ENRIOHT 4480 E. In* Road Tucaon, A l 85718 R W WEUBAUM. JR Attorney lor Paraonal Rapraaaraabv* W E U B A U M * WOLfF. PA Cdu li. L -7.1: ft . f - n e 6ukaA Englteruod FL 54223 (841)474-3241 FL Bar Ntarbar: 0178818 Pubkah Augual 12. 19.2001 00122 __________________ M THE EIGHTEENTH j u d ic ia l c iia c u r WAND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DtVISiON FILE NO.: 0 1 6 I* C P IN RE ESTATE OF LAWRENCE O NORTON Daccautil NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The arkivnakabun ol to* aatata al LAWRENCE O NORTON, dacaaaad, Fla Nm bat 0161SCPM pending Ft to* Cucui Court tor Semmoi# County. Florid*. Prabata Dnrtaion. to* addraaa of wtwJt la 301 N Park Avenue. Santord. FL 32771. Tha name and addraaa of to# par­ aonal rapraaanlaFva and to* paraon­ al rapraaarkaltn'a aitomay are aat Cal! 322-2611 Sem inole Herald C lassified Dept. To Place Your Ad eg als C E T T H E O B D O N E ! forth below A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: AJ paraona on wham tola none* la aarvad who have ob|actiona toal cftalang* to* vakMy ol to* wd. to* quaMcauona ol to# paraonal rapratartabv*. venue or Jurtadtotton ol tola Court ar* raqtarad to Ma toair objacbon* with tot* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OH I HIM I T DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradaora ol Ft* decadent and other paraon* having claim* or da mend* ag unit tha dacadaoTi aatata must N* toae clam* wtto tola court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH19 NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED The dale ot to* Mat publication ol tor* Nobc* I* Augual 12. 2001. Paraonal Rapraaantabv* Loud* Luochaai Norton 106 Lake Mmrva Dove Santord. Flood* 32773 Amvney tor Panonat Repraeamator* TVnotoy R Aakaw. Jr. Hutchison. Mamaia ICoovar, P A POBoa 1148 Santord, a 32772 (407)322-4051 Flood* Bar No 83850S Pubkah Augual 12. 19. 2001 D0121 Circuit Court Bamlnol* County. Florida Caa* ff 00 C A 1824 I5Q Cotonial Reeky Lamed Partnership drtVa. Colonial Properties Really Chwtg J* La* « Y * La* Kama Yuurg Wan La* NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toal by vatu# ol Ftal cartato WiF d Eaacubort taauad out ol and under to* aaal ol to* Clrcu* Court d Baminol* Corny, Florida. Caa* a 00 CA 1824 ISO upon a fatal Judgment rand#rad Ft to* aloraaaid court on Ft* tlto day of J d f A O . 2001 to that oartato caa* arti mad Cotonial Realty ltouted Partnership dtY* Cotonial Praparaa* Realty Limited Partnership. PlakmR(s). vs. Chung Ja La* dfar* La* Karat* and YYwtg Wan La*. Oatandanhll whkto i J o n u U Wnt d Eaacubon was dakvaiad to m* a* Shartff ol Sammoto County. Fkvtd* and I have levied imon al Ft# rt^it. lib* and totarasl d to* d*l*ndant(t) to Ft* to8owtng daaerttad praparty. taid praparty being located to Bamtooi* County. Flood*, more parkcuiarty dasertbad aa W o e l Lot 17. Wdou Rut, aa raoordad to Plat Book 30. Pages 58 10 80. Samatol* Courtly. Florida Further detchfaed at: 901 Widow Run Lana. Winter Spiktga, Florida 32708 and to* undarakpiad as Shantl ot Semetoia County. Flond*. wtk al I I 00 A M . on Ft* 12to day d Sept A O . 2001 o8ar kx aai* and aai to Ft* hftFtatl baddw. FOR CASH IN HAND AND BUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS, al toa Fronl (WtaljOoor, at to* slept, ol toa Saminol* County Courthouse in Sanlord. Flortda. the above dasertbad property. That aak) aai* I* betog made to saltafy to* lannt ol thia Wnt d Eaacubon Donald F. Eskngar. Sheriff Semmoi* County, Flortda NOTICE REGARDING TH E AMER­ ICANS WITH OfSABMJTES A C T OF 1880. PERSONS WITH A DISABILI­ TY N E EDINQ SPECIAL ACCOMMO­ DATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N­ TA CT THE ENFORCEABLE VYRITS SECTION OF TH E CIVIL DIVISION AT TH E SHERIFFS OFFICE. 100 BUSH BLVD, SANFORD. FLORIOA AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS (407)6656640 TTO (407)886-3323 WXh Sala Hato On : Sept 12.2001 Pubkah Augual 12. 18. 28. and Saplambai 2.2001 DQ112 _____________ M THB CBICUIT COURT O F T H C t iT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR M N B 4 0 1 I COUNTY, FLOMOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO.OO-CA-1328-14-L FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A FT MORTGAGE OCMPANtES D B A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF VS NADRA L 0AVIS A/K/A NADRA DAWS, IF UVING, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO A U O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN FTTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAJNST NADRA l_ DAVIS A W A NADRA DAVIS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NADRA L. DAVIS A/K/A NADRA DAVIS. IF ANY. ANTHONY J. ALLOWAY. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDI­ TO R S. TR U S TEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMftfQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST ANTHONY J. ALLOWAY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ANTHONY J ALLOWAY. IF ANY; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suer* to an Order Granbng to# Motion to Ratal Foractoaut* Sal* dated Augual 8.2001 entered to C M Caa* No 00-CA-1325-14-L d too emu* Court d tha 18TH JudoaJ Croat to and tor SEMUIOLE County, SANFORD. Ftortda. I wkl dM to toa highaat and beat bidder tor cash at W EST FRONT DOOR d to* SEMI­ HOLE County Courthouaa. 301 N PARK AVENUE. SANFORD, flond*. al 1100 km. onto* 8to day o lS apl, 2001 to* *ck v r y df catowd proper­ ty aa ael torth to aaid Summary Fatal Judgment, tom* LOT 4*. BLOCK 38. 4IH SECTION DREAMWORLD. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 98 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated to* ton day d Auguat. 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE. CLERK Clark ol to* C r o * Court By Jana E Jaaaek. Deputy Clark Pubkah to THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, parson* win iktabkkia* need tog a special aooommodatnn afwAd contact CO UR T ADMINISTRATION. *1 toa SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 407685-4227. 1600 8556771 (TD 0 ) « 16008556770. via Flortda Relay Same* DAVIO J STERN P A 801 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE H n n -lity. A m jiiwl lit, a t t m L eg als SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (984)2338000 00-57563(FTN) Pubtoh August 19* 28.2001 00145a_________________________ c in c u rr c o u r t OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOfCtAL CIRCUfT OF FLORIOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY G E N fR H 11— H o m e H e a l th C ake N o B lin d D iitoslll Power Whaal C h a in at Itlla or no coat. Plaaaa Call T 6 7 7 -5 8 3 5469 12— E ld er ly C are Sncoro dbprindnbfo dvwtian wflh rots to care for your loved ones In your homo 407-324 S44 7 MaryannE More* Aa Clark of sard Coat By Mary Slracpa Aa Deputy Clark Submatad by Faber 60*147.1 A Sun* 300. 1570 Madruga Annua Coral Gabtoa. Ftortda 33146 (306)662-4110 "Paraon* wkh a dsabnity who naad a special accommodation to paraepata to be* proceeding shcakd contact AOACoordaialor at Samaiola County Courthouaa. X t N. Park Ayanua, Suita N301, Santord. Ftonda 32771, at M at tiva day* prior lo tha proceeding Telephone |407)323-*330 aat. 4227, 1600-8556771 (TDD ) or 16009546/70 (V) via Ftonda I May Sam e*' Pubkah Auguat 18.26.2001 00168 IN T H * c m c u r t C O U R T O F T H E 18TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. W A N D FOR SEM INO LC C O U N TY. FLO R IO A CASE NO-06-CA668-14-E FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK Plant*. vt. JERRY E JENKINS. Defendant! N O TIC E O F B A LE P U R S U A N T T O C H A P TE R 46 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to lira Suitmaty I'Stal Judgement to Foractoaika dated August 10. 2001 and antarad to Casa Nil OOCA665 U E ot toa Clrcu* Court ol toa 16TH Judicial Circuit to and tor SEMINOLE Courtly. Ftonda. wharan FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK a P lan* and JERRY E. JENKINS, ara toa Oafandamia). I w* aak to toa high­ aat and beat bvklar tor caah al tha W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE. ol toa SEMINOLECoumy Couitoou**. to SEMI MOLE County, Florida al tl 00 AU. on toa 13 day ol Saptambar. 2001, toa tolowtog daaenbad propj aa aat torth to laid Order or Final JudgmanL low* Lot 40. LAKEWOOD AT THE CROSSING UNIT SIX. acoonftng lo toa map or plai toaraot ar racordad to P M Book 38. Paga* 52 through 56 In toa Public Record* of Sanvnola County, Ftonda Straat Addraaa 646 Staralone Drive Lake Mary. Ftortda 32748 WITNESSmy hand and to* aaal ol toa Court tea 13 day ot Auguat. 2001 . (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE By Mary Strap* Aa Deputy dark TYve none* la providael purauknt to Admnwtathm Order No 2 063 In accordance wkh to* Americana wkh Dtaabinaa Act * you wa a par­ aon wtoi a ckaabkty who need* any •ocommodakon to order to paibch • In PM procaadng. you ara antoied. at no cost to you. to pnwt•lona ol oartato aaaWanoa ptaaae contact toa Court Arkrweatralor at 301 North Parti Avenue. Sanlord FI 12771. Phone No (407)323-4330 •■tension 4227 wttom 2 working day* cf your racapl ot tors notice or pleading, it you era hairing impaired, cat 1600-8556771 (TDO), 4 you are voice Impaired, cast 600 853 6770 (V) (Via Flortda ftaiay Barvtcasj Fhaaaa pubkah In THE SEMINOLE HERALD Stibmilisd by MOSKOW1TZ. MAHOtlL. SALIM & e n m v T T7 PA 000 Corporate Drive. Suite 510 Fort Lautentete, FLORIDA 33334 2002 80 FUNB PubHn Augual 19. 26. 2001 DO170 IN TNC CIRCUfT COURT OF THC 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT, IN AND TDR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURltOKTHON DfVlSiON CASE NO: 01 CA 818 14 L FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES D U A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF VS JAMES MICHAEL BALDWIN IF UVINQ, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS CREDITORS. TR U STEES ANO L 1-900-379-8310 Eal 7554 S2-997minuie, m utt be Ity ra Sarv-U 519*45 8134 eg als W a n t ih Immediate cftonvxjs for professorialI housectaftners M-F days Stort 57 W Isr * ffdoaQ® Cor rtto1 4P7tlSiptANCF O m f ;t - fcxkaiq trv f» T maytxr T/T tlencnl pusiUun Pteasq Cull lor Appl (407)302 504 7 33— W riG in M a n a i .i m i n i JU R IS D ICTIO N DIVISION 2001. 71—Hi I r 2 1 — P rR S O N A Iv S in t h e CASE NO. OO-CA-2369-14 L CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vt PAUL A JOHNSON. K EU LANE JOHNSON. HUSBAND ANO WIFE. WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL FL. INC.. KEYSTONE MORTOAGE CORPORATION. INC . ANO _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Defandinlftl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo a Fatal Judgment ot Foractoaura deled Auguat 10,2001, and amend to Cat* No OO-CA2388-1* L ot to* Croat Court ot to* EIGHTEENTH Judoal C a a * In and tor SEMINOLE County. Florid* wherein CHASE MANHATTAN M ORTOAGE CORPORATION 1* PUtortft and PAUL A JOHNSON. K EU LANE JOHNSON. HUSBAND AND W tfF. W F U S FARGO FINANCIAL FL. INC . KEYSTONE MORTQAOE CORPORATION. IN C. AND ____ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, era Defendant*, I wd aat lo to* tvghaal and beat teddar tor caah to toa Waal tram door ot to* Courthouaa to SANFORD. SEMINOLE County, Ftortda. 1160 o'clock on to* 13th day ol Saplan-bar. 2001. toa touowtog ckMCfbad praparty aa aai torto In •aid Fatal Judgment, to wit. LOT ITS. HtOOEN LAKE PHASE II UNIT V. A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OF MAP THEREOF DESCRIBED IN PLAT BOOK 25. AT PAGES SB 6 69. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ D A k V a 349 Jkddan Lika Omm. Sanlord, FL 32771 OATED ton 13th day ol Auguat. I ’ tk ff r fa it 29 poopfo lo toiw 10- 29 Itm perfmo, all natural Dr tacommcncJcKl decrease appeUtd^ncrease enorijy 888-200-0691 Help wanted laborer Steady. A dependable Drivers license fwefem.Hj Good slarting pay ca* 407 418 9913 Ask for I LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR 55— Ilusi\rss O ri’ORi u n i m s HEALTH IMSUrtAIICE AMD *0!K PI AH! Drug ftini' weriptece ALL O T H E R PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN T E R E S T BY. TH R O U G H . U N D ER O R A G A IN S T JA M ES M ICHAEL BALDWIN. PATTI BALD WIN, JO H N D O E AND JANE DOE AS UNKJ40WN T E N A N TS IN P O S SES S IO N DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS H ER EB Y GIVEN pur«uan< to a Summjiry Final Jiixfoprspnl cf Forecloaura dxled August 10 2001 #m*ted in C M C « m N o 01 CA 518 14 L of foa Circuit Court of tha 10 TH Juttetti Circuit in and for SEMI NOCE County. Santord Flonte, I will M l lo foa higheit «tnd ibaal befoer for caxh al wtttel front door >1 foe SEM I­ NO LE County Courthouse tooHod al 301 North Parfc Av«mu« In Sanford, Flortda. at 1100 a m on foe 11 day of S «pfom b«f, 2001 the Whwrtrvg deecrtted property at eat forth to u d Sumf'Nty t *ra«j JUalqtlWtf. to w-i L O T S 15 AN O 19. BLOCK 32. SAN LAN O O T H E S UB UR B BEAUTIFUL SAN LAN D O S E C TIO N . ACCOR D INO T O T H E P LAT TH E R E O F R E C O R O E D IN P LAT BOOK 3, PAGE 88 O F TH E PUBLIC R EC O R D S O F S EM IN O lE C O U N ­ TY. FLORIDA Dated fort 10 day of August. 2001 (CIRCUTT C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctetik of foe Circuit Court By, Mary Slroupa Deputy CterL Pubkah in The Serrano* iforaM T H E LAW O FFIC E S O F DAVID J S TE R N . P A A TTO R N E Y FO R PLAINTIFF 801 S Unlvermily Drive Suite 500 Ptentebon. FL 33324 (954)233-8000 01-87853(FTN) IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH TH E AM ER ICAN S W ITH DISABILITIES ACT. peraone wHfo (Uabrbbee need Ing a special accommodation should contact C O U R T ADMINISTRATION, al the S EM IN O LE County Courthouse et 407-885 4227. 1 600 Amazing career changn or additional tocome to your cwn home based txjurvTVi Fro® vtorra!ian flHO 677-7619 Agriculture A Conium or Srinaces at 800-435-7352 or F TC H F IP for Iroo rtormatjon Or v&t our Web Mte al www ftc gov W o p Ftonda law requires srifont ol co»t.*vi wit i Florida Dept, of Agtt. u turo & Consumer Services before selling Call to verity lawful rrgistralion before you buy IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. CASE No 01-CA-505-14-L W ASH IN GTO N M U TU A L BANK, FA, S U C C E S S O R BY M E R Q tR T O BANK UN ITED . Plaint,* Vt, R IC K YM BAS D EO . el el. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS H ER EB Y GIVEN pur sua M |o an Order or Final Judgment entered m Case No 01-CA 508-14E of the Circuit Court of foe TflTH Judcukl Circuit in end lor SEMINOLE County, Ftonda, wherein W ASHING­ TO N M U TU A L BANK. FA, S U C C E S ­ S O R BY M ERG ER T O BANK U N IT ­ ED. PtefoMf. end RICKY H BAS D EO . ef a l. are defendants. I wfl sefl lo foe highest tedder tor cash at 11 00 a m , at Itie West Front Door of Ibe Seminole County Coiirlltiuuse. Sa Jcrd. Ftortda. on foe f?th day nf September. 2001. the touowmg described property L O T 12 A N O T H E W E S T 25 F E E T O f L O T 11, BLOCK J LAKE WAYM AN H E IG H T S SUBDIVISION. A C C O R D IN G TO TH E PLAT TH E R E O F AS R EC O R D ED IN PLAT B O O K 3. PAGE 82. O F TH E PUBLIC R EC O R D S O f SEMINOLE C O U N ­ TY. FLOR IDA D ATED Itws 10th day ol August. 2001 Mary anno Marie Clerti Circuit Court By Mary Slroupa Deputy Clerk R O G ER D BEAR. P A P O Box 4995 Ortando. FL 32802 Attomeyt for Plaintiff (01-0181) II you are a person with a disability who need* any acaxrvTiatoLion in order lo participate to fort proceed tog. you are emitted, al no coal to you, lo foe provuton of certain assis­ tance Please contact A D A Coordtftelor el X I N Part Avenue. Suite N X 1 , Santord. FL 32771. Telephone (407)8654227 eaten two (2) workng days of your recent of fort Summons. If you are hearing or vrace impaired c a l 1-60D9658771 Publish August 1 9 .28. 20C1 0 0 (8 4 I mutyfo Mu F 7 30 5 0 0 PM 5250 S40O'w»> Travncxvtiaun nvyjrwl Cel 407-321 1177 to start rmmed Mafolenance/Cuatodial E ipd in deeteng cerpeTs. w»iting floor* A :gwv«r«l mVftorenoD Wurtcs F ii tinv-. rest B-iptrs! Swcetwalef 407-567- 3893 Mai sons 6 laborers rkm:-tod fgr jot to Sanford Tofi p.iy 4539 850 550 7381 05O-65t ftort lecf^TT Prr#ato room m LnT■ Many Salon. Rnnsoruible rent 407 32? 7830 57— O lT O R T U N I lllS Naimnal C O 2 tornpnny s w » «n-,j route driver, class B CDL, X endorsement Good p jy 8 bfmter*s 1 800-172 2855*3701 FORE CLOSER stUmAII LtA ftf) IO b u t AND o f t t (407)330 5741 W o m e n ’s Fina ncia l S u p p o rt G ro u p W omen that are «ter©stfMj m creating a boiler financial future 407-320 9962 59— F in a n c ia i S ervices NEEDED 37 PFOPLE TQ IO G E 10 400 LBS. R ESULTS GU A RA NTEED CALL PATRICIA 13 1284 NURSERY HELP W ANTED PIT flit can bo arranqed-Sanford /Seftento Area (407)323^9*'’ 76 or leavo a rnessege OFFICE S U fV LY COMPANY SEEKING W AREHOUSE W ORKE n 40 h1 n i porm portion 5500 MasterCard No credd check 100% Approved 1-800 2 77* 7 1B8 A tte ntion R e a d ers!! M-F. B 5pm, 1 tmur lunth 17 92 and 427 arcs Energetic workur lor shipping, recetnirirj, stocking slietvcs, and genera! warteiouse duties Ab-iily to I l l illegal for compantos do»ng business by phone to promts® you a loan and ask you lo pay for U before they iftliven For more information. caH ton boo 1-877 F T C HELP l ApMAc service mtrtaago tom The Semmolo Herald and ih© Federal Trad© Commission) tft 70 fos 6 eftmb tedders needed. AJWaTys ^r*t?p a dean worV arei 8 note 61— M o n e y t o L e n d Painter; Spray [kWlfor not’ lo 2 v> ■exj'erkKite wrtfi airless sp' fo r tbs 6230pm 4y nport«to r ;* 0 T « i Drive. f»anford 407 3 3 0 ‘iO )0 0” *77i fm ci) n# t jinn 1* 5*770 vte Ftonda Relay Service Pubfoh August 19. 28. 2001 D0171 MAIDS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! H-anc',1 IN V E S T IG A T E B E F O R E Y O U IN V E S T ’ Always a good pokey, ©specify for business opportunilios arid franchises Can Ftonda Dept, of busr«feS opportLfVN' j to ro j Aftey *t' ^*0 M ll*» AHamote* Spring* A07-7S0-9OOQ A tte ntio n R e a d ersll Its illegal for companies doing business t*y phoo® lo promts® you a loan and: ask you to pay for it before they deliver. For more information, can loS fre© 1-877 F T C H ELP ( ApUbkc w vcom os& ig® Iran The Seminote Herald and ilia Federal T rado Ctommisston) 71— i l l l i *W a n iu ) fianrfwrlting a must Call for npp\ 407 ^24 -35 50 ___________________ P fJ steel warlrer lor focal marsrfwdurer Como by 311 Gt-otrj i Ave. Longwood, f L for an nil*1vt#* and ask fat Cart PLUMBER Rasi'lenli I, ii ooniUructtori, piece work orr '*o i i i I t y t N i f Great Berwrtttl iKk >73f I 0221 Helper: Rti-der (Plumbors construction E jcl# imi<p,Ty( S04 73(i\ 0221 Piod\r.t^<ri Eupt*f-nsuf tor LofigwDu» X manufactitono plan! Must have supervisory and mucnamciu assembly expartonce Oas'c con^vjlrtf skis Fas resume to 407- Access lo Computer? Earn *30 Saaifr. P T/FT 1-888 725 9922 034 8979 wwvhaveeiiguraa corn Airport Passenger Service FloHbto hours, be© uniforms, pato vacAbons & holidays No osp necostary, P F W P 407-320 0806__________ A IR P O n ? S C n E E N E R S With Security O f f e r s D Iconsu No OKpreqd Pa*d Irnming ComiwMivo wages, uniforms provided Flexible schedule Call Ortando Sanford Airport at 407-585-4772 Aher tiours leave mess«ige P F W P __ Artofrt'tonll Work From Homo! P T 11.000 15 000 FT/Wo For free info. 1-688 260 4237 C o n c re te F in lth e ra ; 5 years eiperionco, own tools A Iransportaiton Knuwfodqe of S O G Call Rcfoe Hodnguo/. 3 2 1 2 2 9 8471 Custodial Maintenance Person Sanford company needs part lima person to do cleaning and minor repairs to commercial buddings C a l Re* 407-328 6000 Dependable drivers needed to move na vC O L trucks Ffoyi par mMa Must have vet iKto w/ low bar C a l 1-888230-6433. M F. 9-4 D R IV ER T R A IN E E S No e*pert®nce needed! SUrt a great new career drivrig tw Big Fkgs EsceHenl pay - plus benefits as an entry level truck driver with Covenant NO CDL? Travvng n now available in your areal CALL NOW* 800-435-5593 Olivers A l? '’*. Trucking C o Esp, i R egional opp s H om e m ost w e e k e n d s! G re at pay. e q u ip , benefits. Call 8 8 6-2 7 7-8 9 3 7. N C D L 7 No Problem . Training avail Call 800 554-7364 PT proseboci teachers wanted Child development or educniion degree needed Must have passion for early childhood education Fotiows Seminole Cty school w tevlfo f . l n n Duffy a 407 321 4447,____________ ____________ Steely glass manuf.vdurfjr loutorig tor glass cutlers A Ivmvilors, tufll or pwi<t tone 407-321-3666__________ Sanford food |vncessmg pUrit %oeX j 2nd stuff, lu bngu.it Sandal run Leader Km wfodge in U S D A foxf samtelirMi liAtpfte Wirt T r.iu t>rua tosftng reqi^ed send lefejmes Box 954041 Lake Mary. FI 32795 Sanford Housing Authority Recept ion IsVC let k Tlio Housing Authority at foe C»ty of Sanford (SHA) « accepting applicaboni for a RocepiioniSi'Ctork Desirabto cktocnl sltets tockvto lypoig (mvi & ■1 wprn) lainuhanly with basic compote* operation, abiiaty lo u » M S W ord. Ming data entry MfeArnng phones and greeting Pi pubki I figh Sohote DfAvua or GED required U-i-nguol obdity (English Spanish) iugfiiy desifabO) Cornpentabcvi vidudes pay oi ■ $7 50 per hour, plus benefits (health insurance, vacation. an> loavo) upon comptolren o« probaii- V" period Employment ♦gtJi|<c4j|jorts may hr obtained at Itm SHA. 94 Casts B rew n Court Sanford FL3277| phone (4 07 ) 323 3150 Apqjlicjrtiorn lor tt»e Rec^itonislCicilk wfl be oacefief11 unfr/ S.VQsi n tLS TiO n A u Q 'd S t?* 2 V 0t Persons selected for employment are subject io drug screening The SHA is an Equal Opportunity' August 15,2001 N O TIC E O F CLOSIN G. V ACA TIN G AN O ABANDONING R IG H T -OF* WAY 8 T O W H O M IT MAY CO N CER N You wifl tale .notice foal the City Commission of foe C#y of Sanford. Ftonda. on August U . 2001, P A S S E0 AND A D O P TE D Ordinance No 3882 to dose, vacate and abandon any oghl of fo* City and Vie pubic in and to certain right-ofways within the quadrant of McCracken Road end 13fo Street end Persimmon Avenue and S C L RaSroed. further deserted es tol lows T H O S E C E R TA IN R IG H T-O FW AYS LYING E A S T OF AND S O U TH O F AND C O N TIG U O U S T O B LOCK 93. M M S M IT H S SUBDIVI­ SIO N . A S R E C O R D E D IN PLAT B U G A t. PAGE 55 O f TH E P U N 1C R EC O R O S O f SEMINOLE C O U N ­ T Y FLORIDA. AND THAT CERTAIN R IG H T-O f-W A Y LYING EAST O F AN D C O N T IG U O U S TO L O T 4 DIXIE. AS R E C O R D E D IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 103 O F THE PUB LIC R E C O R D S O F SEM INOLE C O U N TY , FLORIDA D ry CteTvrastion of too Cfly of Sanford. Ftonda Cynthia Porter. Deputy Cfly Clerk Pubkah August 19.2001 D 0 179 N O TIC E Pursuant to Ftonda Statue 713 7ft Elite Towing Inc will sed on u p t 3 2001 al 1000 am at 1&80 South Cotstfy Hoed 427 Longwood Ftonda Seder reserves foe ri^Ffl to ted Soto as rt. no warranty. Sailer guarantees no file Terms cash Car one 1987 Chevy VIN fl 101AW81W1M8145389 Pubkah August 19. 2001 D0159 E ip preschool teachers neo-dod tor all dassrooms F T & PT positions available Pay based on e»p A OuaMcabons Cal Joycw al 40 /3217835___________________________ E X P E R IE N C E D A U T O B O D Y P A IN TE R B O D Y T E C H N IC IA N Musf have own totes & experience in heavy collision Apply in person 2601 Country Glut) Rd, Sanford 407-322 8844 F/T mocha/was! asscmtVy person lor manufacturing company in Longwood. non smoking Cal (407) 830 7332 F L O O R IN G IN S T A L L E R S Hardwood and Laminate Flooring Apprentices needed tmmedatefy tor established. expanding, company Ureal advance) nun t opportunity Coll Jack ut 407- 321' W 3 2 M 4*pL MreJfjjkV v a ik J d w ’a loanee arto past back y u m d Uwck CleRcaPCirttomer Service Rep FT in Sanford for kiichonA7 bath industrial supplier. 4 line phone system Wrxtows. can Ml up to 30 ft* Also Warehouse P erson M.snoge merchandise, operate fork! ft. & repair totes Both positions M l u p useful WiHTiam Call Cindy . t 40? 322-6897 General office Some tyi '”-"j invoicing, answering 1 1minus|7 5tVTw 407 324 2442 — 1m l la lt S| A l l |S t. SMr II* I M 4 Silt fcM • ISlt pay Day T40 FEE Employer Hanford Housing Authority Section I Program Specialist T he Housing Aulfiorify of the City of Sanlonl (SH A) is <uxepttng applicahuns for a Section (5 l*rogtam Stcoabst Thn pasfix.n be fesfcnsibto tor determirvrv^ ebgibitey te temiffes parte dialing on fl» i pmgrtim, tat *cm g dvucw g wsti iu deteffhfoe Ifwu SVtobdtty and ensuring compliance with a>i Iprogram requ'iemcnls Mtamum Requirenwrili high Sctioo< Diploma (some ctefoge itesifaLto) obtfify lo perform b*SK rruilhitmabenl calcutetious and ability lo undflrsland and inferpr®' program regjteljons and pteicms Previous i»xpertorv;e m cut tome' bOf'rtCe. t-fiyLJi’y rtoVr'-Tvna’n n o I©dvr ni or state hum.in sorvx i proyrams Ekisaatifo A M iy to trj-t a computer (Wvtoows. MS Wur-1 a must B Jr-j ial *»b*My (English STvvas4') Fe^/Yy t M jbI Ur.r valid F I dn .sir's ftoanM and te olM to mr-ct the (toysic *i req^irefnents •of uri<1 .ii' poet tuns Curt i|rei mefo tos te- weoLfy salary te $7E9 pkrt benrfils (heatet vsuranse vacation tek toav«) upor i om ptet«n ot probation pencxl iiyrtcnni epp \ w d al foe .HA, Elrewef Co .had f L : phone (407) 323 3150 Program Specialist win tt u n liS .V Q m n . £ S f. u rli4)yaNl! M JSXI1. steoctwr lor emptoyrnenl ore oobject tl drug screening Tlie SHA is an i r,u.il Ofi'ort jr«l> Ensjfoyer kOakflfortdMMkatA, �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad e rr JO B DOMES I ’ llR C 71— H e l p Wanted 7 1 — M elt W a n ted IN VESTIGATE BEFO R E Sfm ^e Crews needed lor roofing Co Musi have own tools A transportation. Dump pqytpment a plus 407-328-9638 YOU INVEST! Always a good potcy. especially lot business opportunities and Ira n d u te t C a l Florida D epl ol Agncufturo 1 Consumer Services at BOO-435 7352 Of F T C H E L P lot tree totarmalai O r v m o u W eb tag at w w » lie g o v lx ro p Florida law request aetata to cettato bustoese nf f o t i a t t lo rapstar wtor Florida D apl o l Agncuflura A Consumer Services before se ftng C a l lo venty lawful registration betore you buy. 71— It E lf W a n te d R O BB & S TU C K E V A High End Fumituro Rotall Storo is Accepting Applications For Our Housekeeping Department. Plenso Apply In Person al Our Sloro Location: Spring Mills Suites needs an eipd e n a a lw fcuKtotper tor a 105 room property Ekceflent working cmtStons, A y*xi wwyn Ahofcvkng for a M (m e house man Also part time breeklast attendant A l ages encouraged to apply Apply in person. Spring HAS States. 201 N Towns Rd. Sanford 351 So u th S R 4 3 4 Altam onte Springs WAnk From Hama 5500 S45oo p t /f t StytsU needed lor busy salon In Seminole Town# Center E iceienl corTVTMSSitjiTS, medtoaf & dentaf. Tor interviews contact Paula. 407-3781868 i ace 2000781 www ftapcbkr com W ORK FROM HOME UP TO $23 •7V HR PT/FT Employment Opp. now taking eppl. for Dell Assoc. Exc. Oppty and great benefits, at Lk. Mary, WILL TRAIN $7 HRI 407-321-9693 Servers needed lor busy restaurant lor P m Lake Mjiry lo n g w o o d Area Afl shifts, no Sundays' 407-320-8100 \m \ TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS m apam m w Tranmg M ai Older 1 886 248 5717 W W W W E n BLESSED CO M Supenwors needed tc> to St500 no sip needed Cal 1-866*70001 M WWW.GET-MONEY-AT-HOME C O ll T U R F E T C . 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K ITCH EN . W/D hook av$50Qtmo $500 Dop I IS GRAND M ARY BEND AVE. LAKE 1407)3278787 M A R I N E R 'S V I L L A G E LAKE ADA 1 BORU. u r o u o i nnnu M o n o a n d u p ONE M O N TH FREE! (Ltotoed Time Otter) 2 Bedroom* from $539 3 Bedrooms $634 W f pay M t a q m r Small pat. welcome Cedar Creek Apts _________ 407-324-4334_________ Seeking mature qute adults, daan 2/BR, no pal*, a l unities paid. 1st 8 Last $60(ymo verifiable rel. required (407)324-1157 8 By H olden B aker 0 10 11 12 13 27 20 30 35 34 30 1 Lu iu ry lam patowlop set with 7 yr warranty KA $ 135, queen $ 140. krng $210. Brand naw Located In Sanlord. 407-402 2778 Beds, located to Sanford, ortroperkc (rm sets wfth 5 yr warranty. Into $75. M l $90. queen t95. ksig $175 Neva used, can deliver 407-402-2778 117—C ommercial R entals 306 Wael i 3 8 t Office or RefaA. ♦/-1800 Sq Ft Two Offices. One Large Conlereoce Area A Kitcfienelfa $1067/31000 2568 Park O r., Office or Reran. 8 separate offices Reception area. Lg Conference Rm, *!• 3.434 sq a. 11800 41800 2840 H iaw atha A*e I E */■ 830 sq h w/ tour saparala M a y 713 Oraenbee ClfTba F wrest) 20a7GA-AdiJI Commuraty $900 Ranl-$eoO Security PO R 2W R E A L TY (407)322-8878 103— H ousesU nfurnished 1Office: Ore al iasorno Al rwve C H A Ip r V M b a r e 407-3226180 $800 D O W N - W H Y R E N TT7 3BFV2BA For Sato wnti Down Paymt Assistance AVgJUOtg.Lnegpef ulAR oenzBAWpodh S A N F O R D - N E W 2 BEDROOM 2 B A TH . N O P E TS . teO O M O NTH , $600 S E C U R ITY 407-323-1187 Sanford. 30R/1BA. ceramic Ha. carpet lanced back yard, no pata. $675mo la tM .A k a c d a (K a A W t i refs 352-969-1153, 407-929-6610 combmalron $750750 407-321 6757. Non Food Service •Custodial Es ta ea l te W a n ted We Buy Houses. Condos, Comm ercial and Land. Foreclosure S TO P P E D , Back Payments Drought U p To Dt Relocating? Divorced? B Tenants? Wa Can H E L M A ny Condition. A n y Area. 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Over 1900 sq ft on 1/3 acre Haevty treed, cm tol. k». dm, tarn rm w/ieaplaoa. eel-m kitcfien, 10*22 sc porch. 2 c. garage, deeded, aooaaa to akilska 4 la m s ctl $119,900 Over 1M Acre 3 B R 1 BaBc Lkc On. a ro k heew#v Bead Pitoed tor 13* * sale. $64,900 UtoNawsS/l 1/2 w4h newly palmed M . A est, ceramic da. On. kv, a p p k garage wAencad yard $7/^00 TDranhouee: 2/ 2 1 1t 2 story - oner 1800 aq ft Dm. Iv rm --------------- 407-321-6500, hr msg BeeuUh2 antique carrwl back Duncan Phyle 407-JJ1 8590. A p a rtm e n ts ? 2714 RMgtwiKMl Ave., Sanford •3)0-5204 f --- 1--Business & Services Directory ‘W ClutK2/2 oararNcda, front $93600 H M W M M Sfl M 1X1 Wl LKV | t o your business or services for as Httfo as $2.00 per day. Cat! (407) 322-2611 to speak to a ClaasHlad Rapraasntattva PAUL OSBORNE / im im i i pROPHtiii! in/ 'i; i i .'iii •r 2 5 8 -A u r o M o n v i tTealpn. jierrnlt 8 ccmsliuc lira" RaaktortoaL commerU N 349/SF.. 3/2 baffi on your tol or ours. C8C056968 407-388-7777. 4/2 5/2 ones! de sac. Bud to 2000 2JO O aq ft. Bonus rooml Quiet neighborhood. Must seel A steal 0 1172.900 Ce l 407-322-0678 Move m reedyf 3BD 1 1/2 BA A l ___ l*WRX.Itoncod, wfth coat. 189.000. C a l Mary. 407 302-7886. SANFOflO TOR. 2BA. «raplace.new carpal 6 p t o l i s datod kadwtv CHA $65,000 River Crly Realty 407-8281788 lanced yard, located 1100 Santa Barbara Dr. $38,900.407-687-8410. sAuto Repair $ Service 3400 W e e lS R 4 «. SaWord C a i 407-3028556 Hours BOO - 5.30 VISAAylASTER CARD 263-C a xpw txy T tr 407-3218872 407-321-0381 265-C arpet C l e a n in g cX i r ,iiy»ni^ls y 8 Sanlord: Drtve by 210 W M l i t ) SL t e n cai tor an appcaWnerS. 407-3225353 You must aee manor to 269-C leaninc S ervices Sanlord: New 4/2. historical d to k l C u ftm tadd 110Bk. R t 407388-7777 153— A creage L o t For S ale l o a n e e on comar ol 46 A Waktva Park Rd Has river access A slectric. C a l Joyce, Century 21 H A I. 407-3238755 DELTONA 10 acree. ktoto tar mobla ticmuals Virars, caTa. ra-ming or nursaryf Zoned agncutlural $4.900/ACRE Sm down wtoamar Anance 904-717-1773 or 904 717- 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 (9 5 4 typsp oi oaona ramowa. v n r a n or beta any writan Mimata. For a Fraa Eaamata. ctoaaa cal 407-3308304 Or 4078408140 m w am r •Office Cleantog M O R to f tB U to lO M F u i Servfce Lawn M tototw.ee Ouatoy W o k 407607-4774 904832-2738 Improvnwmt* and Rtpaira. No kto to too Mg or « n a l. Onr 16) 2 9 2 -M o unr Sto v in g Sc r a g i uavEMsrecva. I I 20.00 Ho Jab la to tonal Y o u Ttow la Mtoa. 1------- itt n r la l I D u litI filial tor a Job W ei Dona 407-482-2402 C H A R L E S D. (Dan) H ILLER . Home <407)322831 A A H o Load A Unload Trvcke 407-8218711 R ts C o m m , remodel, addfttona, ' . A tamftta rape!. 407-320-1741 N E A T -N -T 1 D Y TtoOCTCt’UNSJAtTMUUll] 294-P ain ting ■Floor Refriahmg 4 0 7 -2 24*1177 275-P r y w a u Dry Wall *StJ3C0 Repsirs* All Textures Matched Popcorn!! , r ’ “ .s 0HecVoH | 287-L awn S ervices 281-H ome I mprovement Irom ConaL Buaa. Surka 407-3228363 C a i Roy totorktoEstoier. P raw u e Cleaning. Ory WW. Tmkae Coabig. Pop Oom. A Carpentry. Ucftna 407-322-7888 Rapes raRsptaoa Doors. VWatowe. Trim, PatoL Cebawu. Elactncal No Jo b To o Bo h M Free t abmatas. Frame oel H r* T T u ra e O 407-3217757 301-RoonN c « u m m m x m Si QpecJeLrtog to reroolmg A repeal 407-322-1(08 ft RC 0060558 Tha oompany toaft dsbnea toe Art to Stone, brays you lift look ol New Entomd W lh fs ra m m d i.ie a a . tomn*. ale... theaa •mtoaskie 8w beauty ' 312— T ree S ervice ’ Wabrrcj lekml to your pleca to New England. Free Etbmelea/ Ca l C l * y (407) 786-94991(4071 7964 Mon. thru Fri. 9 AM to 11 AM -O f t ic o s C o a s t to C o a s t " B in c o fc.m -4-S4-.-M -I,-iju ra-Hauling 407-322-9091/407-452 2011 T l l a ' t u b * TUo Tango H a by Slava A Cheryl Wa Ireal every home A a r i o n own! Home Improvement Centers Certoled Tuba, Flraptaoae. Counter Tope. ropft. Palto, Repair nmataft • Uoanaed • Inaurad • Retarenoea 407880-2022 24 Hour Etood Barton S TA F F 2 9 2 0 S . O r la n d o D rlv o ■ S a n f o r d Anyffitog Hautod. Oarage A 0am OhNinouia. rtirtfunrkil Ctaan Up A Haul Away. Debns HtaJtog. Uta Tree Trkmang, ------ IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS 281-H ome I mprovement a u u n g At Banfcrb: 4 B H 1 1/2 BA. new carpel A palm. CH A . apprataad lot $73,000, sal tor $69,900 407-6878410 the very wel maaAwned home bud In 1925 2 7 9 -H W h lS t o ) Looklng For 03 51 Bed/A K IN O P IL L O W T O P onhopeth: manress set. N e w to plastic S a l $210. 407-422 8848 C 4 l 800-319-3323 s H529 407-322-6338 171 TRULVI Kanmora slacked washer 8 dryer moaner it condition. Ike new. $350 407-321-0391 Willi 12 Mo Loaso A A|)|>ioved Credit Aak Alwnri O u r ‘T . C ' B a d f u l Mia mattress set Newer plastic Must set $100 407-42? • I r i r t N m l y K H u r liiiilin l A | u irtm rn la tallti larjtc d iM t -la • l o k r E'rorit * V illry tia ll • SparklliiH Cnol • Tn n n ln (totirta iver used. 15 yt 105— D uplex/T riplex Large 2 Bedroom 1 B ttt OxAas For Ram $450 par monti. ' September 1(L C a l 407-321-8814 eel $450 C a i detoer 407-4220230 warranty C< Coal $1000 sal $125,407709-5898. Bantordit i calem area. 3/1 home fXHiVI bfl myj1n hQUM/06H Drang Rm 14 pc. sokd CH ER R Y W O O D . 94- dbi pedestal, w/2 IM NM 8 rii< ........ i t ,,.-, tuflni & hutch, never used, coal $ 12k, eel $1950 Server $395.407-7025890 1 12* sura Hack O R TH O PEDIC le i s ksws eto C M csto Sentofd 1320 Summerkn 3/BH 2/QA. lanced yard $800 Rard. $000 beuway H0HZK1 R EA LTY (407)322-8878 Bad/A cherry stoi^i bed. sold wood, a l naw to bos w/queen prBow lop mattreM M i Suggealed la l $1499 4BFV2BA $45,000 VEHIURE 1 PROPERTIES Senlotd Hmatie D u m a 1/1 AppN W/W4D Hook U b . E n d Peko. Gas Fpto.HanJwoodF1oora, 108 caRngs $525500 Sanford 2/1 1/3 2 Story Cento w/ D H ng Rm. Launtky Rm. New Part. LAe New C H A $8255600 Santardai Screen Path. W lo je rd . * CH A $6404625 Suniarel C a la lu i t uXaiport. Storage Rm. Lg Yd. H ut/Air $675/650 D O V U t REALTY, B4C (407) 321-2488 W E R E N T A B ELL H O M ES Carriage Cove. 2/1.5, room add on. room, carport, shad. c a n M A C Hlg $8000 owner rwanting (407)323-2388 a.— IS -a.*-fis_H i-,« A 141— H omes For S ale 407-321-0759 V 2 Brick Mom*. Dm. Uv. CwrwmcTi*. 2 c gor.Ov«r 1/3 Acr* $8254nanti VtoAiw I Pirpanen, 407321-4784 CA R R IA Q E C O V E . 271, N E W KITCHEN A APPUANCEaNEEDS A/C 8 S O M E REPAIRS $3500 (407)888-8778 1 5 G -— R 118— O ffice Space For R ent AFF0RDA6LF HOMES Elrrl t C it t r t it 2BR IDAm oM ehom ean 100*150 ft lo!. $15kobo Needs utMea. 407474-0896 or 407-302-0930 Sanlord 1BR ID A m 55 and older perk. Great lot location. ReoadV refurbished $5500. 407-302-4082 $8004800 iLAi#jy8 - ■-aSf .s— SrTNee 407-322-2488. 31 40 •48 as Sanlord: 12*52.2/1.55., No pats, doubts root. 2 sheds, awefngs. 30 ft screen porch, CHA, $4,500 CALL 388-7806842 41 Is o { ELDER SPRINGS 0 8 SR 427. 2 6 3 BR untum $125-130wk $125 depot! Call 407-3333964 or 407302*7034. 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Call 407-321-S590, l a m mag w a Sal Your Boat on Conakpmanl kjlf t-nj, vUTDoani |-Llit||.,|, ,| fciw l tvfc rlr,®l enier, |M irwcpow 2 2 3 — M ISCEI.LAN EO U S 407-322-0984. DONATIONS NEEDED 231— C a r s F o r S ale Family Worship Cantor needs repairable bfeycte* and bicycle parts to help the needy. Please call 407-322-9222. 1963 CorYwr M oru. 2 DR. l t .000 *07 695-4616. anytime 1904 Monto Carlo. wMa. VS. vary good condition, 31.000. Abo 197/ Chevy Caprice. wtme w/gukl ftekn*. ttorao ■ alarm. 31300. Motivated aatar. 407-221-4360. aak b r Shawn W O LFF TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOM E Buy D IR ECT and SAVE CncnnwrinLllomo unS* hen, S1C9.0U Low Monthly Paymanls Fraa Color Catalog C a l TODAY I -000-711-0ISO www np alatan com 1994 Ford Tampo, 1 ownar. 49k. 4 n t H forces (ala 33,900 or boil otlar. C a l 407-322-0914.388-420 1737. pltteava mtg Looking for a job? 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By Dan Ping — Editor SANFORD — At the comer of 6th Street and HickoiyAvenue^directly but that block on 6th Street may soon b corSdoed the birthplace of a gospel mualc empire — Peace In Love Muilc group of •choir. any waa planted more than five years ago when a unteered to lead the Victory Temple of God youth concert and decided we needed an intermission," he other members of the group, Travis Cos ten Sr., the break. ine music together since they were In . funky bass line and Hilleiy hitting h the words for two original songs, k Worthy." ■ “We were going to be like the I the kids could catch their breath ■ said. “We did the two songs, and nothing new, tever You show for the youth choir, so iething to drink," Bradley ptvtty much flipped. We got ficie i up and named themselves Voices of Inspiration, or erformed at churches and events across the region anthem during a ceremony in May when Gov. Jeb ’ concert this Sundayiiffiarkaonvilie at the Joint I we've been asked taking the national anthem fur h e new stad iu n v in Sanford,” H W ety^ich......... ( artists inzflOl "I don't really wan. to say whS right now." Hillery said. “All the deals have been worked put, but sometimes things happen. It sluiuld be a gix* HUler* andhiI* hSkUmBnhtxs appreciate the success they’ve had. but they doio'(intend to rest on their Uiuels. A couple of years ago, theykiined twith Hillery** brother, R.T. Hillery, to form their own record label. Peace In Love Music Inc., to help promote their songs and 3 ther doing good wurk/ c l Inspiration is, / Sr.. Calvin Smit •n, Joe Hillery, Robert <i fravis Cobten Sr. groups and soloists In the Sanford area that are illery said. " W wont to be in a position to help th ^ a « is currently working w itha handful of soloists who should have CDs hitting the market In 2002, Hillery said. �Page 2C Sunday, August 10,2001 Th* Seminole Herald M— kifcSM il ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M l v U lf lr n l ■ M f iir s w x ' iiiw A - ACf* / /CC<\C / !/ i. B »t C*U IS E M flA S M * ■ Ccm»dH«ifl7«lH^<3» {Wtotortmt) ar-ni-MN 'Support Thete Local Butineum M A * §3fc tfm w /979 S O U T H E R N D IS T R IB U T O R S Of Orlando, Inc. decks MM tired • Lessons • Music • Sales • Rentals GRANDOPENING New Outlet In Sanford 3159 Orlando Dr. 407-688-0227 $10 IV29 fe tfL ife ^^ Natural Light tM 0 $7M Schlltz Bull %M *P\ f C ET ESsl!19" *23%vrIG arA aR ih lT IW m~ gsas* TILE IN STOCK •30,000 SF •40,000 SF 590 SF 750 SF •80,000 SF 990 SF 407-767-2001 Phone * 407-767-1600 F u 5 851 E. 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SC O n WAGONER Payment Plans • Also Practicing In: Family Law, M odification, Child Support, ^ I / , Landlord / Tenant, Evictions, I w Domestic Injunctions, Guardianship, dU Bu. Probate and Wills. 12 Part wMdMMdauuomMalcNNMi L A K E Damond-MU $ jg g :es *U3HH G a ll f* Crown Me mCarpentn 2yr,Vtmatygiid«utT/D J StwftrtibOttimjJisAUUt V �T h* S eminoli H erald Sunday. August 19. 2001 Page 3C V o ic e s Pag* 1C The company's first fulllength CD u an original c collecHon of VOI songs titled, "Whatever You Ask." Like their name implies, the CD is loaded with songs that inspire the spirit For Vblces of Inspire Uon, bo it’s all about the lyrics. "We want people to hear the we message, that's I it's met do this," Hillery said. "We want to inspire people to come to God and see the difference He can make in their lives." Bradley shoulders most of the song writing dudes. The process can take five minutes or five days depending on how the Holy Spirit moves him, and Bradley said he finds inspiration calls at odd times. "I always keep some paper handy because a song might come to me in the middle of the night or during the day," he said. "As a matter of fact, Whistling pro tells tale of woe about disappearing act hear that a child survived and DEAR ABBY. I am a profeswent home from the hospital. slorul whistler and bird caller. Wnat they do not realize is tlut Whenever people ask what I many children go do for a living, my home with severe dis­ reply is often met with abilities. the question, "What is My child survived a th atr About the best I near-drowning acci­ can respond with is, dent 13 years ago. He "Someone who whis­ cannot walk or talk. He tles.” is fed using a tube in My art is not at the his stomach, needs height off its popularity, oxygen, has seizures as It it was in Ime early Dear dally and requires 24A bby hour cue. In less than five minutes not only featured with big did his life change, but bands as they once so did many other lives as well were; the late, great whistler yean have been an Fred Lowery no longer head­ emotional roller^ lines at Carnegie Hall or whis­ I would not wish tles the national anthem at this on anyone. Yknker Stadium; Elmo Tanner DO NOT THINK THIS is not whistling "Heartaches" CANNOT HAPPEN TO YOU. with Perry Como and the Ted I have spoken to many parents Weems orchestra; and Muzzy of children who have survived MarcriWno isn't whistling the sweet and plaintive theme song a iwar-drowning experience. Their stories are not all the to la ssie ' that we all remem­ same. The common link is ber small children and a water Abby, it's hard to deal with the fact that the art of whistling source. It takes only 2 inches of water for a child to drown. It has become so for removed happens in buckets, fountains, from the public Could you toilets, pools, canals, streams, kindly print my letter as a lakes, etc. And it often happens reminder to your readers that whistling is a beautiful art form when the adults are distracted for any of a thousand reasons. with a rich heritage in America Most parents have temporar­ and elsewhere? (No name, ily Lost track of a child at one please. This one's for the art) THE WHISTLER, time or another, especially if JENKS, OKLA. there is more than one child. Most of the time the child is safe. Of course, drowning is not DEAR WHISTLER: I’m the only danger from which we pleased to (fo an. IPs the truth. And Pm not whistling "Dixie." need to shield our children. Accidents WILL happen, but if this may not you are careful ca happen to you. DEAR A BBY I read the let­ ONE PHOENIX ter from U feguarding Mom* SURVIVOR who had a "close call" with a near-drowning accident she will never forget My child had a close call 1 will never forget, either. He also survived, but he is NOT fine. Media coverage is exten­ sive with drowning accidents, but you do not always hear the follow-up stories of the results of the aeddent Many people DEAR SURVIVOR: Your letter is a chilling reminder to parents of small children. I hope they will take heed. And now I have a question: Parents, where is your child RIGHT NOW? • snuNivniAi F U S S SY N D IC A TE some of the worst times for me personally — when I'm going through tribulations — have also wen the times when I've been inspired to write songs that have become some of our best" Hillery said VOI is planning to release a compilation of Christinas songs next year, as well as a CD of wedding songs. "We've got a bunch of songs we've written and performed, so we can release several CDs," Hillery said. "We also want to form a community choir." No matter what their plans, though, Costen said they never want to get away from the true reason they perform "We're Just giving back to God what He gave us," Costen said. "We sing because that's how He blessed us." To book VOI or find out more about Peace In Love Music, call 407-330-7104. Dan Ping can b* reached at dplngOsamlnolahareld.com or 407-322-2011. Let Us Do Your We D o H A U L ' C A L L T O D A Y ! 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Zion Hope Missionary “ He Ch located at inge Sanford, is having a Mission Anniversary Sunday, Aug. 19, begin­ ning at 3 p.m. Speaker is the Rev. Leroy Lee of Leesburg. * Bach Festival The Bach Festival Children's Choir will begin its 2001-2002 season Monday, Aug. 20. Auditions for the choir will be Aug. 9 through Sept. 10. Rehearsals and auditions will be held at First Congregational Church, 225 S. Interlachen Avenue, Winter Park. For audition informa­ tion phone 407-646-1507, ext t SJC Love Boat The women of historic Saint James AME Church have selected a unique way to celebrate Women's Day in the new millenni­ um. They have board an imaginary ship en route to salvation and Christian growth. Thus, the theme: Cruise 2001. The ship vic­ arious locks at a differ­ ent poi. each Sunday. On Aug. 26, the SJC Love Boat will dock at its last port. The community is invited to participate. For information, call 407333-2033. Volunteers Needed The Salvation Army of Seminole County needs volunteers for court ordered supervised visits and monitored exchanges. This amazing group of ce it no's si­ volunteers make n a par­ p, ble for childrentaand ents to have a fun, safe place to visit and main­ tain a positive relation­ ship. For information phone 407-322-2642, ext. 233. 1607 S. Sanford Ave Sar\ford, Florida (407)322-7727 * FflfTtfy BaAta X W A M A to O to m 7flop " i M A M k M r 7f l 0 p » Anglican »1SW,2ndSt«^W17 SBIW0LE TRWFTY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL md DAYCARE HARREL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS Pra-achool thru IZth grads DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF •01 W .ttn d tU Sanford *S21-272) t 09 W. 25th Street Sanford, FL "A UMttry o! Church of Oodof SontonT A BEKA Curriculum SPACE AVAILABLE! A Call 322-2611 For more Info. JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL Assem bly O f G o d LO CALLY OWNED AND OPERATED RON R U SSIA STUFF 262* /r*fMd Art. •312-1070 ease* 740 p m SPACE AVAILABLE! 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The 13-week pro­ gram started on Aug. 8 but will continue through September end interested persons are urged to Join the group. Thb b a confidential pro­ gram specifically designed to minister to people experi­ encing the pain of separa­ tion or divorce. The pro­ gram takes fe biblical approach to divorce, separa­ tion and related issues such as reconciliation, remarriage, forgiveness and the effect of divorce on children and families. * According to psycholo­ gist and program facilitator, Frankie Godwin, Psy-D, "Divorce cub a wide path of destruction. The church has a biblical mandate to minis­ ter to hurting people, and our dturch seeks to do that through Ute W voice Care Program." Divorce Care b open to the entire; community. r The dass b free ee and ]partidpants may purchase an optional workbook for a minimal charge. Childcare will be provided. The meetings arc held every Wednesday, from 630 until 8 p.m. For additional informa­ tion, call the church office at 407-365-3255. Stepping Out The Altamonte SpringsMaitland Christian Women's Club is sponsor­ ing a "Stepping Out In Style" luncheon Thursday, Sept. 13, from 11 a.m. to noon. It will be held at Maison 6c Jardin Restaurant located at 430 Wynton* Road *n Altamonte Springs. Cost b ^’ 8, an-4 reserva­ tions and uAncett tons are essential. For information or reser­ vations, call Nancy at 407629-2923 before Sept. 9. �Tint S eminole H erald Page 6 C Sunday. August 10.2001 Religion ‘Night of Joy’ begins Sept. 7 Jars of Clay and Plus One will perform the opening shows at Night of Joy 2001, which will be held Sept. 7 and Sept 8 in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort The two per­ formances will be among 15 concerts by seven acts slated for four stages throughout the Magic Kingdom each evening between 8 p.m. and 1 a.m. Friday headliner Kirk Franklin and Saturday headliner JadVbtasquaz Michael (top) and W. Smith RachaeiLampa am two ol seven will take acbachedJed the to pertorm during Cinderella N p ia lJ o y Castle 2001. Stage for shows at 10:45 pan. and midnight In addition to concerts, Night of Joy features an opportunity to enjoy favorite Magic Kingdom attractions during event hours each evening. There will also be character greet­ ings in Town Square each evening. One-night tickets for Friday or Saturday are $32.95 plus tax. A two-night ticket providing admission to Night of Joy on both Friday and Saturday evenings, is $49 95 plus tax. Tickets can be purchased at Family Christian Stores in Florida and at other selected Christian retailers. Tickets also can be pur­ chased by calling 407-WDISNEY. Ttebeta for groups of 10 or more people are avail­ able by calling 1-877-NITEJOY (M8-3569). Special group benefits include admission to the Magic Kingdom as early as 4 pm. on event-day and the opportunity to participate er sestn q u e s tio n e d sions with Nigh of Joy artists. ‘1 Rough times for teens can help build maturity QUESTION: Our 15-yearold daughter is getting some rough treatment at the hands of her peers these days. She wasn't invited to a party given by a girl who had been her best friend, and she cried herself to sleep tiiai night. It's just tearing me up to see her hurt like this. Will this expe­ rience leave lifelong scars on her mind? Or lems and obstacles. Sometimes we have to be reminded that the human personality grows _____ through adversity. "No pain, no gain, as they say. Those who have conquered their prob­ lems are more secure than those who have never faced them. I learned the value of hard times from my own experience. During my seventh and eighth grades, 1 Dobson lived through the most DR. DOBSON: It's all a matter of degree. • • • « • • • • painful years of my life. I found myself In Most teen-agers experi­ ence a measure of rejection like a social crossfire that gave rise to intense feelings of inferiority ir daughter is experiencing. and doubt And yet those two ’ typically roll with the years have contributed more punches and eventually get beyond the discomfort. Others, positive qualities to my adult personality than any other however, are wounded for life span of my life. What I learned by the rejection of those ado­ through that experience is still lescent experiences. I suggest you give your daughter plenty useful to me today. Though it may be hard to of emotional support, keep her accept now, your child needs talking, and do what you can the minor setbacks and disap­ to help her cope. I think she'll pointments that come her way. get her legs under her when How can she learn to cope the pressure of these years with problems and frustrations have passed. if her early experiences are Let me address the larger totally without trial? issue here. When we see our Nature tells us this is true. A children struggling with the tree that is planted in n rain teen experience or other frus­ trations, it's natural to wish we forest Is never forced to extend its roots downward in search could sweep aside the prob­ of water. Consequently, it ' ’ anchored and /even a mod. By contrast, a mesquite tree that's planted in a dry desert is threatened by its hostile environment It can survive only by sending its roots down 30 feet or more into the earth, seeking cool water. But through this adapta­ tion to an arid land, the wellrooted tree becomes strong and steady against all ussailants. Our children are like the two trees in some ways. Those who have learned to conquer their problems are better anchored than those who have never faced them. Our task as parents, then, is not to eliminate every chal­ lenge for our children, but to serve as a confident ally on their behalf, encouraging them when they are distressed, intervening when the threats are overwhelming, and above all, giving them the tools they need to overcome the obsta­ cles. QUESTION: What is your opinion of Nintendo and other kinds of video games? They've been claiming a big portion of our son's time over the past few months, and I'm getting uneasy about i t DR. DOBSON: Depending on the particular games in question, you may have a valid cause for concern. Dr. Vince Hammond, head of the National Coalition on Television Violence, has described the potentially harmful nature of video games, especially those with violent themes. Some observers have come tn the conclusion that these games can become obsessive and encourage aggressive behavior. There's even evidence to siuggest that children betweeni the c ‘8 * and 10 are 80 percent ages of more likely to fight with one anoth after playing with another them. I'd advise you to put clear limits on the amount of time your son will be allowed to spend with video games or the Internet so that he won't become obsessed with them. Insist that he avoid the violent ones altogether. With realistic guidelines 1 think it's possible to keep this kind of activity under control rather than let­ ting it control your son and your family. C a n JAMES DOBSON {NT “A Night o f Rem iniscing” WITH Clifton L. Taulbert Pulitzer Prize Nominated Author, Educator, Filmmaker, and Nationally Recognized Lecturer SATURDAY • SEPTEMBER 1st 6 :oo P.M. Clifton LTaulbert Author, Lecturer, President of the Building Community Institute. Helen Stairs Theatre For The Performing Arts Contribution - $30.00 Per Person ------- PROCEEDS BE N E FIT:-------- Cpob SavKCM+avt H o w e & ^ Sanford, Florida C all ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 - 5 0 2 2 For Inform ation �T he S eminole H erald Births Ju ly 20,2001 Samantha Lynn Egan, daughter of Rosalind Egan and Phillip Lamphene was bom. Chondavia Nicole Howard, daughter of Chondra Wright and David Howard of Apopka was bom. Mylca Khaavren Keith, son of Lynn Fister and Patrick Keith of Orlando was bom. Tbbl Mercedes Magas, daughter of Holly Warren and Salvador Magas of Orlando was bom. Ju ly 21,2001 Kenneth Eugene Hunter, son of Mary and Kenneth Hunter of Altamonte Spring was bom. Sydney Elisabeth Roe, daughter of Brigit and Stephen Roc ofWinter Springs was bom. Ju ly :22,2001 oberto Daniel Martinez Rot Dominguez, son of Maria Felix Dominguez and Manuel Martinez of Sanford was bom. ph fMarkel Valentin, Joseph try and Obet son n o f Mar Valentin of Altamonte Springs was bom. Ju ly 23,2001 Alexa Rose Austin, daughter of Jill Janene Ferrara and Mark Edward Austin of DeLand was bom. Rontayivs Alex Lorraine, son of Jeannla Cortell Lorraine of Orlando was bom. Lauren Mary Louisa Morris, daughter of Caroline and Matthew Morris of Orlando was bom. Noah Aaron Shewfelt, son of Christine and Christopher Shewfelt of Sanford was bom. Ryan Nicholas Spina, son of Jacqueline Helen Nordham Spina and Jeffrey StoU Spina of DeLand was bom. Michael Anthony Wynn Vallot, III, son of Shanell Ravon Wynn and Michael Anthony Vallot, Jr., of Sanford was bom. Leah Hope Wright, daugh­ ter of Christina Hope Phillips Wright and David Leeroy Wright, Jr. of Deltona was bom. 24,2001 Nathaniel Mark Asher DeLong, son of Amy and David DeLong of Deltona was bom. Christopher Allen Driscoll, son of Tracey and Shawn Driscoll of Sanford was bom. Dineysha Marie Girona, daughter of Raquyel Yadira Baez and Mitgucl Angel Girona, Jr. of Deltona was bom. Lorretta Lynn Harris, daughter of Tiffany Michelle Blackwclder and James Henry Harris of Osteen was bom. Jacob Thomas McManus, son of Susan Carter and Thomas McManus of Altamonte Springs was bom. Aliyah Janae Smith, daughter of Jennifer and Camell Smith of Fern Park was bom. Nicole Jessica Targla, daughter of Diana and Corey Targia of Orlando was bom. Jazmine Rochelle Barron Torres, daughter of Syndl Barron and Michael Torres of Altamonte Springs was bom. Llllleanne Opal Whitten, daughter of Adricanne Kondracki Whitten and Christopher Wayne Whitten of New Smyrna Beach was bom. July 25, 2001 Blal Anthony Adkins, Blake son of Virginia and Franklin Adkins of Zhuluota was bom. Michael Patrick O rdegnlo, son of Kathleen and Mark Cardegnio of Heathrow was bom. Daniel Joseph Cusey, son of Sheryl Lynn Dawson Cusey and Jeffrey Eugene Cusey of DeLand was bom. Joseph Alexander Eduardo Hatcher, son of Suzanne Renah Hatcher of Sanford was bom. Payton Haleigh Taunton, daughter of Tabitha Rae Silbaugh Taunton and Andrew Bryan Taunton of Oviedo was bom. Ju ly 76, 2001 Nicholas David Jaruczyk, son of Susana Yefinczuk Jaruczyk and John James Jaruczyk of Deltona was bom. Ju ly 27,2001 Mark Steven Ewing, son of Elissa Marie Belden Ewing and Steven Ewing of Deltona was bom. Kciran Patricia Russell, daughter of Dana Theresa Fusco Russell and Christopher Richard Russell of Sanford was bom. Sunday. August 19. 2001 Page 7C Vintage View These officers of the Sanford's Bahia Shrine Club are being installed by Potentate Vem Scott of Eustis, pictured far right Others indude, from left, Andy Ramsey, Rupert Strickland. Robert Browning, R .C. Whitmire and Al Skinner. The date Is believed to be drea 1965. M ealor to speak during seminar For more information, contact Former Lake Mary Mayor and current state Rep. David rMary! Mealor will be one of 407-324-3060. the guest speakers at a Community special seminar in Center Closed Longwood. Hot Topics in Eidercare is the sub­ The Lake Mary Community Center will ject of the discussion at the Heritage at be closed for two week­ days in September. The Longwood at South Carter will be dosed Wayman Street. Elder Monday September 3rd Law Attorney Carol incelebration celebration of of Labor Labor Mary in Donahue will also be one of the speakers Day speaker* for Rowell Day. this important meeting. The Center will also All Seniors are invited • • • • • • • • be dosed to activities to attend. TUesday Sept 4 to be used as a Come and learn about the polling place for the special election. The election will decide impact of new developments in whether Seminole County con­ long term care, as well as recent legislative changes and how tinues with the 1 cent sales tax. Seventy-five percent of the tax thry relate tn seniors. money is slated to go to trans­ The seminar will be portation (le. roads and side­ Wednesday, Aug. 22 at 1230 walks) and twenty-five percent p.m. Lunch willbeserved and to schools. the seminar is sponsored by Heritage Woods at Lake Mary’ Smithsonian Is Here and Heritage at Longwood Assisted Living Communities. The Smithsonian traveling exhibit "Yesterday's Tomorrows" is finally here! After months of planning, the exhibit opened Aug. 18th "Yesterday's Tomorrows" is a look at how people in the past viewed the future. As a condition for getting the exhibit, the museum had to agree to have a companion exhibit Local Girl Scouts and the LakeMary MarySeniors Seniors both worked Lake on the thecompanion companion exhibit. on "Yesterday sTome Tomorrows" is “Yesterdays open openMonday, Monday,Hie TUcsday and Thursday from 10 ajn. to 4 p.m., Wednesday from 6 to 9 pan. and Friday and Saturday from 1 to 5 pan. through Sept. 22. Tire exhibit will not be open on Labor Day. It you canit get to the museum during those times or if you have a large group you want to bring in, you can make arrangements to come in during off hours by calling 407-3213094. Singles square and round dances begin Sept. 14 The Orlando Singles Sauare and Round Dance Club offers square dance les­ sons for beginners with two free open houses. Sept. 14 and 21, from 7 until 8 p.m. t I 14* ( * 144.14444 1144414444 I Beginners classes start Sept. 28. Cost is $3 per student per lesson. The regular dub dance is 8 to 10 p.m. at VFW Hall, 4444 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. Over 30 members of the club are residents of Seminole County. For more information, call 407-834-0615. �T hz S eminole H erald Page 8C Sunday. August IB. 2001 F ood ‘Dress’ for dining success this summer Summer is in full swing, and faced with long days of beautiful sunshine and warm weather, it's more important than ever to have plenty of "no-sweat" ideas at the ready for summer enter­ taining. For example, turn a simple get-together in the backyard or at the park into a trip to the famed English seaside. Tckc a break from the good old American burger and ather a few friends to enjoy ressed crab sandwiches, a seafood classic from the isle of St. George. The recipe takes less than an hour to prepare and multiplies easily tor a greater number of guests. Add fun, friends and a healthy dash of your favorite English music for a S Celebrate the summer's freshest catch with crab British fashion. Publtx®F00D & ph arm acy LAKE FOREST VILLAGE SHOPPES 5240 W. S.R. 46, SANFORD (407) 321-0423 1 ■ ■ ■ K G R O C E R Y PURCH ASE O F $25 OR M O RE smashing time. Recipe of "Lc Cordon Bleu Home Collection: Summer" (Periplus Editions). Dressed Crab • Serves 1 to 2 In Britain, the most tradi­ tional way to enjoy fresh crab is to "dress" it. This enduring favorite is well worth the effort and evokes the feeling of an old-fash­ ioned, English seaside holi­ day. 2 eggs, at room tempera­ ture 1 cooked crab, about 11/2 to 2 pounds 1 to 2 tablespoons mayon­ naise, to taste 1 cup fresh bread crumbs Worcestershire or Tabasco sauce, to taste 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley 3 canned anchovy fillets, to garnish 3 teaspoons drained capers, to garnish 2 tablespoons sliced stuffed green olives, to gar­ nish 4 slices whole wheat bread 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, at room temperature 1 lime or lemon, cut Into wedges utes. Drain and cool in cold water. Peel the eggs and push »ho whites and the yolks separately through a fine metal strainer. 2. Cook the crab. Scrape all the creamy brown meat from the shell and flake it into a bowl. Stir In the may­ onnaise and bread crumbs to bind, adding more of each if the flavor of the dark meat is too strong. Season with salt, freshly ground pepper and Worcestershire or Tabasco sauce. 3. Crack open the claws and remove all the white meat, checking that there arc no shell splinters left. Season to taste. 4. Place the white meat from the claws and body of the crab towards the two outer sides of the cleaned and dried shell. Spoon the brown meat Into the center, then arrange the chopped parsley on the seams in between. Cover half of the white meat with the egg whites; spoon the egg yolks on the dark meat. Garnish with anchovies, capers and sliced olives. Butter the bread thinly and serve the dressed crab with the bread and lime or lemon wedges to the side. Tip: The best way to check there are no thell splinters in 1. To hard-cook the eggs, the meat is to throw pinches of place them in a small the meat onto a baking sheet. saucepan and cover with Listen fo r the sound o f shell cold water. Bring to a gentle pieces: if you do hear any. dis­ boil and cook for ten min­ card the meat. ing Your W orld H om e Keep up to date on local events, local sports, local business, local education and many other subjects with your newspaper. Youll also find entertaining features, kke cartoons, columns, puzzles. reviews, and lots more. L U #*5902 Hano in on the information ytw 1 C o u p o n P e r P u rch u .se need. Read your r*_vspuper. *N u Alcohol • to bacco • I-olio C O U PO N G O O D O N LY A T L A K E F O R E S T P U B IJX Seminole Herald 300 North French Ave., Sanford 407-322-2611 � 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/. 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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>, August 19, 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/81cd876a9a2b03541c7073d3ccd54c29.pdf 6c3e079b11db3f47016aee6d2371421e PDF Text Text VV • • UrJYtAH No. IK CopyiWHO *001 Tho SatWnoN HaraM Sanford, Florida Power ready to battle By Christopher Patton Staff Wn.ar LONGW OOD — Following the lead of t* lW r Mitral rio rld a cities. Lontnvood city com m issioners considered M onday if the city should pursue legal actions against Florida Power. By a four tu one vote, w ith M ayor Paul Lovestrand dissenting, the commission m oved forw ard w ith legal proceedings; however, Lovestrand w as able to per­ su ad e com m issioners to try one last round of negotiations w ith the utility Commissioners say utility wants to dictate, not negotiate provider before entering a court battle. Thirty years ago, m any C enlrsl Florida cities entered franchise agreem ents w ith Florida Power. As a part of ihe partner­ ship, R orida Power collected franchise fees from their custom ers and handed the collected fees over to the cities for their regulation of the rights-of-way. M ore than 35 cities across C entral Florida have had their franchise agree­ m ents w ith R orida Power expire since 1995. Several d t i e t i ' including C asselberry and W inter Park, have entered legal battles to m ake the utility togctl W hile m any cities including Altam onte Springs haveYigned renewals w ith Florida Power, other dti**s are fight­ ing the utility in the cdurtroom because the renewal contract is very m uch differ­ ent from the previous arrangem ents. A lthough Longwood city commission approved last meeting to attain O rlando law firm Gray, H arris and Robinson for See Battle, Page 7A Back to W o rk Returning from two days of rest after an impressive run to the Firecracker Championship last week, the Sanford Campbell-Losslng American Legion Post 53 baseball team battled Its way to a 6-1 victory over Putncianna in the open­ ing round of the Johnny Jones Memorial 4th of July Tournament at Alumni Reid Wednesday evening. Page1B Sales tax holiday begins Ju ly 28 Just In time for shoppers to begin buying those back-toschool items and fall dothing, the Florida D epartm ent of Revenue has announced the state’s fourth sales tax holiday, from 1241 a.m. Saturday, July 28, through m idnight, Sunday, A u g u sts. For the first time, this y ear's sales tax holiday will offer tax relief from state and local aalea tax o n certain speci­ fied school supplies id lin g for S10 o r less, ss well as o n cloth­ ing, footwear and certain accessories selling for 550 less. It Is estim ated shoppers in Florida stores m ay save approxim ately $28.5 million during the sales tax holiday according to estimates p rtnarvd bv state economists. ‘ "H elping taxpayers keep m ore of their hard-earned m oney is always worthw hile,” said G overnor Jeb Bush. Florida initiated the sales tax holiday in 1998. By law, sales of dothing, footwear and certain accessories selling for $50 o r less per item, are exem pt from the state's six percent cslrs ta r end from local sales taxes as well. Inform ation about the tax free holiday is also available by calling the DOR'S toll-free tu jM y er no ilii* at 1-S0CC32 Also, retailers w ho wish to have additional information on how to comply w ith sales tax law during the holiday, m ay attend free seminars offered by the Departm ent of Revenue tax specialists. Seminole Smile f o r D in ✓ Seminole animal groups merge Peri Sedigh hopes Sanford residents find her pet iguana By Michells Jeria Managing Editor SANFORD — Motorists or pedeshtolis iliu u ld n 't be s u r­ prised if they sec a 5-foot igua­ na nonchalantly cross their path along Virginia Avenue. It's only Dina, and he's proba­ bly trying to find his way home. The orange and turquoise reptile has been lost since Memorial Day, w hen his owner. Peri Sedigh, returned to her yard and discovered her beloved pet missing. ”1 had liim out In the yard to enjoy the sun,” Sedigh said. "I w ent inside to answ er the phone. I was only itjoldc for about three minutes, b u t w hen 1 cam e back outside, he was gone.” According to Sedigh, it was ..nry onehararteristic for Dino to leave the yard. And, If by d u n c e , he decided to venture outside his dom ain on May 28, he w ouldn't have gone anyw here fast. "Dlno Is like a enuch pota- By Arthur ZMInsId Stall Writer Pad Sedigh of Sanford noMs two or nar Iguanas. Mamwacx, ten, ana uaoa. a mtru iguana, umo, naa doth to,” Sedigh said. "H e's very sweet and docile.'And,. he always preferred being inside rather than outside.” ... disappearance. Someone may have believed Che Iguana waa • See Dlno, Page 7A Active Sanford resident Juanita Mercer died Sunday Powers and trees. The Sanford Rotary Club aw arded her the Paul Harris Fellowship hip for service above From Btsft Reports Juanita Church Mercer, Park Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, July 1,2001, In her residence. She was bom In Barren County, Kv., and moved hi Florida In 1945. She moved to Sanford in 1964. She was a m em ber of M arkham Woods Presbyterian Church. She was an active member of dw Xxora Garden C u b , serving a: uul president She ueaaum ' a<v w as chairm an or the city of Sanford Beautification Committee and was an active supporter of the committee’s alms regarding ■self. She grad uat uated from hi ' school and attended C h rn 'o w , . oll Lindsey* Wilson Junior C College W estern Kentucky and University. She taughtit school schc in both Kentucky and Florida. County hires full-time mediation coordinator "Juanny" Is survived by her husband, John Y. Mercer, three children and five grandchildren, including Michael Evans Mercer and his wife, Shirley, of Channclvicw, Texas, and son, Brvan E. Mercer of Fort Worth, Texas, Sarah Mercer tinnon end Elizabeth Bishop and David Scott of Atlanta, Gaa and Margie Mercer Patcheit and her husband, Robert M. Patchett, and children, John Robert, Miciurel Josepli, Katherine fcmetia arid Swpoam Evans of Royal Oak, Mich Her sister, Nelda Church Toothman, resides in Tallahassee, and her brother, Robert E. C hurch Sr., resides In Scottsville, Ky. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m., Monday, July 9, at M arkham Woods Presbyterian Church In Lake Mary, w ith the Rev. Charles *Chaz” Jones offldallfig. Burial will follow fit Daklawn Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends at their residence, 711 Park Ave., Sanford, Sunday, July 8, from 6 until 9 p.m. Gram kow Funeral Home, Sanford, fa in charge of arrange- Fesl By Christopiiw Patton Stall Writer V' Konya Hay*» - 6-yoar-old Sanford resident Index . * ... t ••...............SA Ckutifwd ’.V.V.’.'.'.V.. iM I O o u w o rd .................... . SA, 73 DoorAbby ................ SC Logo!> ............................ 4S-6B UfoSiyU...................... Section C Oblluaiioi ..............................3A Opinion...................................4A Pokes l o g ...............................ZA Ral.gion .............................4C-SC SpofH ..............................I M S Tolorltlon............................ . .AA ............................. 2» * SANFORD — Court mediation has been required in contested Seminole County family arid dependency cases since 19)6, but only recently did county commis­ sioners approve funding fora full­ time coordinator According to coordinator, Yvuruw Dixon, the p .o g n m fa extremely successful In helping lessen the courtroom's docket. With three choices offered In court mediation — private media­ tion w hkh ranges from about $150 to $300 an hour; reduced rate mediation that coats $90 an hour; five mediation for indignant peole — it has helped make the useil mediation process available to ail Seminole resident;. "Once tliey notice the case for trial w hkh means tiicy want to get in front of the judge and try the issues, they have to go to media­ tion prior to the trial” Dixon said. "About 70 percent of the cases actually settle If the)' go in media­ tion.” Since taking the position on a ■tem porary basis tn July 1999, S July 1999, Dixon reported 162 cases were referred to indignant media­ tion. Of those 162 cases, 90 were mediated and 54 cases successful­ ly rw dw d settlement In 2000,213 cases wen* referred and 137 were mediated with 95 of them successfully reaching a set­ tlement. Wliiie Use purpose of the medi­ ation fa to resolve differences between two disagreeing sides in tire presence of an independent mediator, occasionally the parties reconcile in mediation and a court date fa no longer needed. Dixon said cases that do reach mediation usually require Iabout two hours — a savings of eight hours In the courtroom. Dixon utilizes more til'll 20 contracted mediators to conquer the enormous case load. Mediators are trained profession­ als who have a variety of backds, including lawyers, providers and accountants, and also have previous experience K See Mediation, Page 5A Americans celebrated the 225th birth­ day ol our country's independence on Wednesday. The traditions! parades and firewall* displays were among tho most popular events locally. Above: The Geneva Citizens' Association leads the way during the community's annual July 4th parade. Right: A fireworks display over Lake Monroo brought lots ol oohs and aahs from the crowd. For more July 4th pic­ tures, SCO Pag* 10 A. . SANFORD — ,The merger of the Humane Society of Seminole County w ith tne O rlando H um ane Society will give the Seminole shelter a new lease on life. According to Steven Homeffcr, president o f the Humane Society of Seminole County, the merger of the two facilities was mode final w hen Seminole County commis­ sioners approved a lease agree­ m ent giving Orlando manage­ m ent of the Seminole County shelter. The two shelters will now be called the Prevention of Cruelly to Animals of Central Rorida. 2 Cre m s g y r will add much needed improvements to the Seminole facility. The shel­ ter, Homeffcr noted, has had ifa share of financial troubles, having • t times to make emergency appeals for cash Just to keep oper­ ating. , "As hard as w e tried, w e could never get over the hum p,” Homeffcr said/ Homcffer indicated that some of the problems involved finding time to get things done. When fund raising suffered, Homcffer.1 said the shelter "stayed a hand-tomouth" operation. :^TIw SmiiIoOmi slid ter will now benefit from O rlando's profes­ sional resources. Homeffer explained that some veterinary services In Orlando will be shared with llic Seminole operation Seminole wfl! nor; havr a rmal! animal hospital. Homeffer said. 'V See Marge, Page 5A �1 •!* Page 2A Sunday. July H. 2001 T u t S eminole H erald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY In memory C r e a tin g o u r o w n O ut & A SUN u n iq u e c e le b r a tio n The big July 4th fireworks event at Fort Mellon Park in Sanford is over. It w as well attended and except for a few w ho had their sparklers or per­ sonal fireworks taken aw ay by police or firemen, .......................... it was an excellent event. Sanford Main Street and others w ho took part In this event are to be highly congratulated. Hopefully, w ith the new blood w e have in the Sanford com m u­ nity heading u p various organi­ zations,.w e will be seeing more events which attract visitors to Sanford. O f course one of the biggest will be the Golden Age Nick coming u p in Novemnber. r Pfeifauf Games M any com m unities, large and small, have special events to draw attention to their city or town. Sanford may d o well to have m ore such activities during the year. For example: for Saturday, July 7, it's Bam Day outside Finley, Neb., featuring events and dis­ plays of antique farm equipm ent. There is a Cherry Pit Spitting contest in Eau Clair, Mich., expected to draw 1,000 contestants. A Rock Festival is planned in W inter Park, Colo., w ith attendance estim ated at 16,000. Tire O re try Festival in TYaverse City Michigan expects a half­ million folks to attend. There's an Ice Cream Festival in W ilminglon, Dela., expecting 30,000 people. There are also art festivals and celebra­ tions in honor of practically everything including the hanging of John Wilkes Booth in W ashington, D.C. For Sunday, July B, it will be Butterfly Days in M uskegon, Mich., expecting 10,000 people, and again, arts and crafts show s and special obser­ vances. Practically every day. C hase's C alendar of Events for the year 2001 indicate special activi­ ties, not only in the U S . but throughout the w orld, such as the running of the bulla In Pam plona, Spain. Locally of course, w e have the Pepsi 400 race at the Daytona International Speedway. I'm not suggesting w e ra n bulls through First Street or have autom obile races on Seminole Blvd., b u t there are m any events a n d /o r celebra­ tions w hich could b e created — perhaps onc-of-aU n d events tor Sanford. And d u rin g trwcM events, let the stores dow ntow n be open for b u si­ ness — perhaps holding special sales. A num ber of decades ago, w h en ’th e d ty of Sanford h ad its ow n orchestra (such as It was), there w ere band concerts at the form er bandshell nt w hat Is now Memorial Park. W hen those con­ certs tverc held, people w ould not only gather to hear the m usic b u t take the opportunity to d 6 som e dow ntow n shopping. Yes, w e have the mall now, which w a sn 't there back In those days, b u t that sh o u ld n 't preclude people from shopping dow ntow n as well. After ail, Sanford boasts of m any stores not available at this or any other mall. The aim here is (1) determ ine som ething to cel­ ebrate o r an activity to hold (2) check the C ham ber of Commerce, d ty , and other surround­ ing areas to find a suitable d ate as to not interfere w ith som eone else (3) determ ine which group will plan the organization (4) solicit cooperation from those w ho w ould be involved (determ ine funding), then prom ote it well. If a tow n the size of TVavcrse City, M ichigan, only slightly larger than Sanford, can hold an event expected to draw 500,000 |>eoplc, we can easily see the economic boost an event can be to the City of Sanford an d its m erchants. Think about it. R obbery O n June 27, an unknow n w hite m ale robbed the First N ational Bank, located a t 2160 W. State Road 434. The subject entered Die bank an d w alked u p to the teller area. As he entered one of th e tellers was stepping out from behind the counter. The subject p u sh ed the teller backw ard to the counter and stated, "Give m e all the money." The teller opened the teller door. The subject told the teller to "O pen the cash d ra w ­ ers." The subject then g-abbed the cash from the cash d raw ers and ran out the front door. The subject Is described as an older w hite m ale approxi­ m ately 6 fret tall, 1B0 pound* and around 55 y e a n old. H e is o The Seminole C ounty Sheriff's Office will conduct a Law E nforcem ent M em orial an d Awards C erem ony, Sunday, July 8. The d ate coincides w ith the passing of D eputy Eugene Gregory, w ho w as sbo* and killed July B, 1998 du rin g an encounter w ith a m en­ tally 111 m an. t h e event w ill also honor four o ther deputies w ho lost their lives In the line of d u ty; Cleveland Jacobs (9 /1 4 /2 2 ), Robert Mrx>re, Jr., (6 /9 /7 5 ), G eorge Pteil (1 2 /29/77) and H ugh Thom as Jr. (3;28;89). Seminole C ounty Sheriff Don Esllnger will also rec­ ognize the m any dedicated m en and w om en of the organization. M ore than 90 w ill receive aw ards for cither saving lives, p er­ form ing services above and beyond the call of duty, or volunteering m any hour* to serve the citizens of Sem inole County. The event w ill begin a t 7 m., July 8 at the Seminole ounty Sheriff's Office, 100 Bush Blvd. in Sanford. E Hwb IU jilivlu Wf W th ff Flowers were placed along the L«ke Monroe Me wal In tribute to 7-year-old Chenltra Ware. Ware was accidentally I Itshing with her family on June 10. Fishing along the wafl are Michael Perkins, age 12. and Wiitte Jonen, age 19, born of Sanford. Im p ro v in g H o m e Im p ro v e m e n t? M otorists d riv in g by S cotty's o n 115, H ig h w ay 17-92 across from P aw P ark m ay h av e n o ticed a real estate sig n o n th e front p o r­ tio n o f the h a rd w a re sto re 's p ro p e r­ ty. D o n 't b o th er p u llin g o u t those check­ books, h o w e v ­ er. W ord is the p ro p erty sold fo u r d a y s after it w an p u t o n th e m ark et. T he b u yer? If y o u believe w h a t y o u h e a r o n the streets, h o m e Im provem ent g ian t L ow e's p lu n k e d d o w n th e cash a n d p lan s to o p e n a Sanford store. N ew o w n e rs. S peaking of b u s i­ nesses for sale, th e W illow Tree C afe on 1st S treet m ay b e chang­ ing h an d s. O w n e r E llen S ch irm er said things a re in flux at the m om ent. "I d o n 't k n o w w h a t's g o ing to h a p p e n ," she said. "C all a m edium com plected and m edium build subject. He was w earing a gray curly wig and a blue bandanna. H e had black '70s style sunglasses and a 3inch gray goatee. H e was last seen w earing a checkered style blue and w hite shirt w ith light blue jeans and black shoes. A nyone w ith inform ation about this robbery is asked to contact Det. John D rinkw ater of the Altam onte Springs Police D epartm ent at 407-5/1-8273. Burglary A nthony Smith, 24, and Rufus Van C hatm an, 29, both of Miami, w ere arrested by Sanford police Thursday. The tw o reportedly had been inside the cln**J Sotilno’e Towne D o u g F e tz e r M W K £ s. T rust th e pu b lic. O verh eard on the street: "W ho the hell d o es G ra n t M alo y think h e is? H e tru sts u s to elect him to the co u n ­ ty com m ission. Hut h e d o e sn 't th ink w e should b e tru sted to vo te on extending th e sales tax." Police B lo tte r C enter mall near m idnight, and used bolt clippers to cut the bars on a business gate. The tw o were apprehended by mall security guards and police w ere called. N othing was reported stolen from the busi­ ness, but police are investigat­ ing tw o other attem pted bur­ glaries at the mall apparently on the same night. Both men w ere charged w ith burglary of a structure. Chatm an, w ho was also found w ith bolt cutters. D rug Arrest C hristopher Dion Redden, 29, Henry Avenue, Sanford, w as apprehended by Seminole County Sheriff’s deputies Thursday. Officers found him near a convenience store in the 3500 block of E. SR-46.Th( They said w hen they approaiched him, they noticed a bag protruding his pocket. In all, ing from fr deputies said he nad 16 bags on his person, each containing narcotics. H e w as arrested on charges of possession of a con­ trolled substance (cocaine) and possession of under 20 gram s of marijuana. "Serving S em in ole C ounty S in ce /90S" B*tn TyreE. JR [tarts Dwtrtch C M s Patton Mama Mawtuna hn* s M s s s s Prtan Kremarok taMiCw«ta»W Dsan SfTWBi Charyf SmWi ArtZwkrwJd Carry Lawson romn> Wtcan Tad Wahsr R ep o rted ly Lem an, w h o w as h ired A ug. 7,2000, w a s in sid e h er p atro l c a r w ith a fem ale teen-ager, w h o is th o u g h t to b e a m em b er of th e local Police E x p lo rer's u n i t Police b ra ss a re n 't co m m en tin g o n th e details, b u t L em an h as been relieved of d u ty w ith p ay w hile th e d e p artm en t investigates th e incident: ' t •< qut_.1t ■■ > R e sig n atio n , P art 2. For the second tim e in less th a n a m onth, Sem inole C o unty M anager K evin G race is accepting th e resignation of o d e p u ty co unty m anager. Jim M a rin o left h is p o st as th e N o. 2 co unty em ployee o n Ju n e 15. This w eek, F rances C h a n d le r, th e N o. 3 em ployee, an n o u n ced sh e w as resigning o n A ug. 10. C h a n d le r's an n o u n cem en t w as n o t un ex p ect­ ed . She a n d M arino w ere h av in g a n o t-very-private affair, a n d b o th w ere given the o p p o rtu n ity to resign once it becam e im possible to keep the lid on a very n o t p o t. w as given an additional dial! of possession of burglary tool n— « > n n . Hi JQnfl Injmnin Routs Lavsndsr m e n ex t w eek." N o n e e d for alarm , th o u g h . T he eatery Is d o in g ju st fine, os a n y o n e w h o h as h a d the W illow Tree's to-die-for chicken salad know s. iR u n n in g ■ suc­ cessful restau ­ ra n t p u ts a p re m iu m o n fam ily tim e, a n d Schirm er h in te d she w a n ts to sp en d som e m o re tim e w ith h e r fam i­ ly. v yfi N o t a g ain . A little m o re th an a y e a r after form er Sanford police officer D arlen e L adoczky w as fo u n d g u ilty o f v a rio u s indiscre­ tions w ith a local d ru g dealer, the d ep a rtm e n t ap p ears to h av e a sim ilar em barrass big situation. Seem s Officer T in a L em an, 25, arked h e r sq u ad car alo n g l-ake lonroe d u rin g Uie early m orning h o u rs recently. A passerb y i rt e d th at an officer w as stn i_ g w ith som eone in sid e the vci Lagaf n itr ttlf tlr n Trudss Langford Republic Newspapers, Inc. Sunday, July 8,2001 • Vol. S3, No 110 PubUhsd ovary Wednesday ana Saturday by Republic Nawepapare. Inc. •300 N. French Ava., Sanford. F L 32771 •Phono (407) 322-2611 ax (SU7) 323-V406 Pant-■cal Postage Paid at Sanford. Honda md addOonal mating office* • BscfcyTfebses Wanda Kourpand* R etail Thefts • Ladasha N eshawn Beasley, 18, of West 14th Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford Police Thursday at a retail store in the 3600 block of S. O rlando Drive. Officers said she attem pted to take items w ith a total value of $107.85 from the store w ithout paying. She was charged w ith petty larceny. • Roy A. Pearson, 32, of W inter Springs, w as arrested by Sanford police Thursday at a retail store in the 3600 block of S. O rlando Drive. He was accused of taking a total of $179.06 in item s from the store w ithout paying. He w as charged with pettylarccny. T he Seminole H erald D m Flog ntapfay A daarSaSu bout USP3 4CIAU Poatnvuier Sand address changaa lo T)» SEMINOLE HERALD PO Dot 1A67 Sanford. Ft 3277Z-1M7 Subscription Rates 3 Ll_ kJ» .1 SerrwWM. C du-Jj Sit .00 • Martha In Ssmlnola C ourt) 12000 1 Year m SanVnoW Cocrty 0 6 00 1 Yaar CHhar Honda County U 3 00 1 Yaar Oul Of 6uta ( U 00 m o n " W eklva R iver Player* w ill sponsor a sum m er m usical th eater cam p in Sanford, for children ages 7 to 13. This is a tw o-w eek (M onday through Friday) cam p beginning July 9 through 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m ., w ith a closing evening perform ance a t the H elen Stairs Theatre on July 20. C am p workshop*, wlQ in d u c e C reative „ Dram atics, A cting, 1M usi Theater and Singing, Dancing, A uditioning, Stagecraft, Theater A rt Stage M akeup. C am p Fee is $250 for non-m em bers, $225 for m em bers of Weklva River Players, and includes tuition, cam p T-shirt and two free tickets to tite clos­ ing perform ance. A dditional tickets are avail­ able. Registration and more inform ation contact WRP at 407/262-1801. TO ES___ The C ity o f Lake M ary D ow ntow n D evelopm ent A dvisory C om m ittee w ill m eet Ttiesday, July 10 beginning at 8:15 a.m. in the com m ission cham bers of city hall, item s on the agenda Include reviews of •he dow ntow n m aster plan and proposed dow ntow n land developm ent code changes. The m eeting is open in the public. WED The Sem inole C ounty/L ake M ary Regions! C h am b er of Com m erce w ill hold its July Breakfast M eeting W ednesday, July 11, at 7JO a.m ., at H eathrow C ountry Club, 1200 B ridgew ater Road. C ost is $5 for memb e n , $10 for non-m em bers. Dave Dewgy of St. Johns W ater M anagem ent District will be the guest speaker. �4 r *■ « Tiir. S eminole 1J e)u u > ... ....^ u n iia y .J tily lt: 2001 1’i l R c J J A O b itu a r ie s ELIZABETH A. ALBANYS Elizabeth A. Albany*, 83, of VVinter Springs, died Tur-dny, Julv 3,2001. Albany* wa* a retired manager in the restaurant business. Bom In Bnockton. Mass., she moved to Central Florida in 1994. She was a member of St. Stephen Catholic Church In Winter Springs. She Is the daughter of tlie late John F. Jordan and Annie Creed Jordan. She wa* preceded In death by her husband. Richard J. Albany*. Survivors include her daugh­ ters, Judy White of New York City, Jan Salvador of Falm Beach, Nancy Dube of Winter Springs and Barbara Sour* of Boca Raton: a brother, Robert Jordan ot Laguina Beach, Calif.; a sister, Eleanor Collins of Cottauct, Mass.; seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Banfield]Funeral Home In Winter Springs Is In charge of arrangement*, JOHN JOSETII Cl DUAL' John Joseph Bibeau, 71, of Wolf Trail, Casselberry, died Tuesday, July 3,2001. Bibeau was a retired US. postal worker. Bom In Royal Oak, Mich., he moved to Central Florida in 1967. He was a retired U.S. Navy veter­ an. Survivors include daughters, Katiuyn Simmons of Cirselberry and Diane Bibeau of Orlando; and three grandchildren. Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home of Longwood is in charge of arrangements. Wharff of Marietta, Ohio; a sister, Harriet Schneider of Marietta, Ohio; six grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Memorial donations can be made to the American Kidney Fund, 6110 Executive? Boulevard, Suite 1010, Rockville, MD., 20852. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City Is in charge of arrangements. PERRY DANIEL DORTON Perry Daniel Dorton, b5, of Jade Drive, Lake Monroe, died Wednesday, July 4,2001. Bom In Sanford, he was a retired roofer In Ihc construction business. He was of the Lutheran faith and a former member of Sanford's Muurt Lodge.i 1c was also a V S . Army vetpran. His hob­ bles included fishing. Survivors include sons, Tim and Jeffrey Dorton, both of Deltona; n brother, Charles Dorton of Sanford; a sister, Lillie Dorton of Texas; and two grandchildren. Altman-Long Funeral Home of DeBary is in charge of arrange­ ments. ' MYRTICE FOSTER Myiticc Foster, 65, of Merritt Road in Apopka, died Tuesday, July 3,2001. Bom in Sopcrion, Ga., she moved to Central Florida in 1958. She was a member of Power of Love Ministries. Survivors include sons Michael of Sanford trod Mark of Altamonte Springs; daughters Kathy Borie of Ocala, Sharon Bridwell of Orlando, and Drenda Henning of Platsville, Colo.; brothers Prentice Lovett of Lake George and Grady Lovett of Nckoosa, Wis.; sister Alice Howard; 10 grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. ARTIE B. FRAZIER Artie B. Frazier, 85, of Sipes Avenue in Sanford, died Monday, July 2,2001, in Longwood Health Care Center. Bom Aug. 24,1915, In Georgia, she was a retired insurance agent. She was also a member of Saint Matthews M.B. Church. Survivors include sons Willie and Bennie Montgomery, both of Sanford; a daughter, Barbara Buckley of Sanford; a sister, Bcathel Rolltnx of Sanford; 10 grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Wilson-Eichcibcrger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. ROLAND F. GESING Roland K Gesing, S3, of Cotbum Drive in DeBary, died Tuesday, July 3,2001, in Florida a Hospital Fish Memorial in Orange City. Bom Jan. 13,1918, in Lawrence, Mass., he moved to DeBary in 1984. He was a retired store room clerk for Lucent Technologies, which was formerly Western Electric in N. Andover, Mass. He was an avid Atlanta Staves fan. Survivors include his wife of 60 years, Mary A. Gesing of DeBary; two daughter^, Joanne Pctzy and Judith Raymond, both of Lawrence Mass.; a brother, Allen Gesing of N. Anidovcr, Mass.; four grandchildren; and five great grandchildren. Memorials may be made to St. Ann’s Catholic Community Building Fund, 26 Dogwood Terrace, DeBary, FL., 32713. Baldauff Family Funeral Home and Crematory of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. MEADE M. HAMILTON Meade M. Hamilton, 89, Coronado Concourse, Sanford, died Sunday, July 1,2001. Bom in Jackson TWp. Penn., he moved to Sanford In 1991. He was a ivilivd electridan and a member of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 349. He belonged to First Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors include wife, Rosalind; sons, Glenn, Taylor, S.C., Koss, Sanford, Wayne, Miajni; children; 16 greatten. S ncral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. C WALTER KORZON C. Walter Korzon, 86, of Hunterfleld Road in Maitland, died Wednesday, July 4,2001, in Florida Hospital in Altamonte Springs. Bom In Harwick, Pa., on Jan. 1, A 1915, he moved to Central Florida 4 years ago. He was a member of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church and a member of the Polonia Society of Korona and tlto Alcoa 25-Year Club. Survivors include his wife, Pauline Jane Korzon, of Maitland; two sons, Lawrence C. Korzon of Maitland, and Leonard Korzon of UUtz, Pa.; two brothers, William Carson and Sylvester Korzon of New Kensington, Pa.; six grand­ children; and four great grandchil­ dren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. DOROTHY ELIZADETH MARTIN Dorothy Elizabeth Martin, 87, Citrus Tree Drive, Orange City, died Friday, June 29,2001, in Halifax Medical Center, Daytona Beach. Bom in Anligo, Wis., she moved to Orange City from Oklahoma in 1990. She was a retired bookkceper/audilor for the Slate of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. Site was a Presbyterian. Survivors include son, Daniel J., Advance, N.C.; daughter, Geneva E. Kannada, Orange City; broth­ ers, Wallace King, Radnc, Wis., Bruce King, Spooner, Wis.; sisters Geneva McGcorge, LaFarge, Wis., Louella Williams, Lexington, Ky.; five grandchildren; four great­ grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, ME h a n m j h m M E Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. ARTHUR R. MIDDLETON Arthui R. Middleton, 86, Locust Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, July 2,2001. Bom in Hysliam, M ont, he moved to Central Florida in 1954. He was retired from Florida Power Sc Light. Survivors include sons, Raymond L., DeLand, Waller Arthur, Tallahassee; daughter, Barbara A. Sharpe, Grovcluwn, Ga.; brother, John Middleton, Bcilvue, Wa.; nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two great-grea I-grandchild rrn. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. WILLIAM PRICE William Price, 51, of Grovcvicw Road, died Tuesday. July 3,2001, In Orlando. Bom June 5,1950 in Bourbon County, Ky., he moved to Florida in 1975. He wn* a Baptist. Survivors Include his son, William Michael Price Jr., of Sanford; daughters Christie Michelle Price of Lexington, Ky., and Carrie Price Thomas of Lexington, Ky.; brothers Arthur Lee Price of Lancaster, Ky.. James R. Price of Lancaster, and Ronald Douglas Price of Stanford, Ky.; sis­ ters Mary Alice Paris and Elizabeth Gaines of lakeland, and Mary Thomas, Donna Prior and Betty Reynolds of Lancaster, Ky.; and two grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. h a iu m a r e A CE hard w are L IL L IA N It, BHI ** Lillian G. Brda, 83, of Chlpola Avenue, DeLand, died Wednesday, July 4,2001, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial in Or* ngr> O Bom In Cleveland, she moved to Central Florida in 1977. She was a retired bookkeeper for the U.S. Department of the Navy in Cleveland, where site worked for lOyesrs. 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That's what good and true Americans do in their 6pare time — if they are not headed for a second job ................... or a third. It is very hard to disengage when you are serving the greatest economy in the world. Most of us get only a lousy two weeks off a year — if we're lucky enough to have to work at only one Job — compared to the five or six or seven weeks of vacation in other developed but poorer countries. It's a disgrace, Richard realty, but our real second job (or third Reeves or fourth) is buying and borrowing to keep the big American wheel turning. Sitting here on the porch last Friday, trying to throw out the papers that accumulate over a year, I came across a selection of articles from The Lowell Offering, a literary magazine published in Lowell, Mass., from 1840 to 1845 under the banner: "This Number Wholly Written by Female Employees in the Mills." These females, country girls and then Irish immi■ants, were soldiers of the Industrial Revolution, the gr irst wage-earning women in the country, working in fir fextile mills and living in nearby boarding houses. The pay was $4 a week for a 70-hour, six-day week. There were some, probably relatives or friends of the mill owners, who thought the system was utopi­ an, bringing "ignorant" girls into progressive citizen­ ship and even Into their own churches and Sunday schools on their one day off. There were some, too, particularly in Boston, who called the whole thing f'whlte slavery." Much of The Lowell Offering was devoted to that heaven-or-hell argument, and, at least in the pieces I've read, the mills were indeed close to heaven on Earth — which may have had something to do with the owners' financing the mag­ azine. In one 1845 issue, "Miss B” says: "A factory girl's w o r k Vs n e i t h e r h a r d n o r c o m p l i c a t e d . T h e r e c a n Joe no better place for reflection, when there must be toil, than the factory ... The patronage which newspacrs and periodicals find in our city, our well-worn braries, evening schools, crowded churches and Sabbath schools, prove that factory operatives use leisure as the means of improvement both in mind and heart." In my favorite piece, "A Week in the Mill," the anonymous author writes: "The Sabbath has made her heart and her step light, and she is early at her accustomed place, awaiting the starting of the machinery. Everything having been cleaned and neatly arranged, she has less to occupy her on Monday than other days; and you may see her lean­ ing from the window to watch the glitter of the sun­ rise on the water...." The sunrise! It was a long day, ending at 7 p.m. The observer goes on, talking about how much the girls are able to do for themselves before bedtime at 10 p.m. She, if it is one of the girls who wrote this, concludes: "There is very little variety in an opera­ tive's life, and little difference between it and any other life of labor. It lies 'half in sunlight — naif in shade.’" Putting that down, I picked up the day's Wall Street Journal. The storyron on the le’ left-hand side of er the headlines: 24-Hour Workplace, Day Care Is Moving to the Night Shift... Parents Drop Off Their Kids at Duskto-Dawn Sites; The Future of Baby-sitting." The reporter, Barbara Carton, reports on around- . the-clock, day-and-night care centers in a half-dozen states where parents are working night shifts in hos­ pitals, nursing homes, auto factories, computer comanies and gambling casinos. She focuses first on a -year-old girl in Nevada named Najah Finch, doing cartwheels at 3:30 a.m. while her mother works near­ by as a dealer. I guess you could call that the American way. We are all the children of the mill girls of Lowell. E 3 S Y o u r V ie w Williams expresses appreciation for community’s kind words 7b th e e d ito r I just w ant to express m y appreciation for all of the love an d kind w ords th at w ere expressed to m e n* I left Sanford. E n v ir o n m e n t a l e x p o s e While watching John Stossd's ABC News special, 'Tampering With Nature," I felt like a citizen of those not-so-long-ego "captive nations" who Lam ed the .......................... truth of what was going on not from their ow n leaders and the controlled media, but from the Voice of America and Radio Free Europe. r W p P I ^ es T hom as • • • • o • • know you w ill rally behind them as you d id me. In H is Service M ajo r Bruce W illiam s m y family. For this and so m any more things, I thank you. I com m end you to C aptains Robert and Linda Rccklino as fine Salvation A rm y Officers, I I w ill never forget the six years th at I spent there. W hen m y beloved w ife passed from this life to her eternal rew ard, y o u as a com m unity reached o u t to stren g th en an d su p p o rt n o th in g b u t p ro p a g a n d a J* I K»*ow a'* ju jr Tw - b a u , b u t i s e c A B i6 -T«h\t ■c? In one hour Inst week, \st* fif iS S S C a E i perspective about the envi­ moment and biotechnology that h a t caused millions of K hooidtdurm (u repeat the information fljjy y e been spoon-fed in a way that would delight a teadter in a communist classroom. The special revealed another point of view that is rarely, if ever, heard. The reason these views aren't heard is that most of the people who bring you the news and w ho teach our children are of a singular mindset and teach or broadcast only their ideas. Patrick Moore, a former director of Greenpexe, was interviewed. He said politi­ cal activists have hijacked the environmental­ ist movement and that lliey are "using envi­ ronmental rhetoric to cloak agendas Uke class warfare and a,-.H corporatism th a t in fart, have almost nothing to do with ecology." interest groups, Stossel said, pressure mem­ bers of Congress into voting for things that have little or no effect on the environment, but which increase the influence and fund-raising capabilities of such groups Even if greenhouse gasesi iwere restricted, Stossel says reliable estimates estimate show restric­ tions would prevent a rise in global tem pera­ ture by only a fraction of a degree. H e w on­ dered if such low expectations are worth the potential high cost to taxpayers of trillions of dollars and a radically altered lifestyle. Biotechnology, which is helping to make food more plentiful, is another target of envi­ ronmentalists. Stossel showed that their objec­ tions have been answered by the vety science they decry. ovine growth hormone, for example, Bovine c increases milk production in cows, though environmentalists regularly condenu i it as harmful to hum an health. Stossel reported that the World Health Organization, the Food and Drug Administration and the American Medical Association have deemed the hor­ mone completely safe. Ihe most ccntrovcrYLii and disturbing moment came when Stossel interviewed ele­ mentary schoolchildren tn Santa Monica, Calif. Stossel told Fox News Channel's Dill O'Reilly that some individual interviews had been cut by ABC alter ail envuoiujienLiILt group contacted and broimvoMtod" pareub. into believing that Stossel was doing an 'e d i­ torial" that would he injurious to the environ­ mental cause. Stossel told O'Reilly he wanted to show how public schoolchildren have been lied to about the environment. Ho said children believe the one side they have been taught of the global-warming argument: tluit Republican presidents are responsible for dirty air and water (though, he noted, air and water are much deaner now) and that corporations are "cviL" Even with the interviews that remained in the program, Stossel managed to prove his point. He asked the children what they had teamed, and then he quoted governmental and scientific sources to prove the children and their teachers wrong. He also interviewed activists about tlirir knowledge of the earth, food additives, gvjuti ic food engineering and other scientific discov­ eries designed to improve hum an life. 'T he extremists dominate llie driule," Stossel told OUciliy. Indeed they d a WIvU ebe have students been flig h t and wliat else docs the public believe that is factu­ ally untrue? It might take y ean of TV specials and a different education objective to deanse our systems of the Inteilectiial and moral impurities we have been programmed to accept as truth. Stored should be thanked and ABC News praised for allowing another environmental point of view to be heard. Tnc environmental lobby controls almost all of die media, as do so many other libera] perspectives. It is testi­ mony to the power of truth that so many wish to discredit and even silence John Stossel. C xxn THbun, M«JU fcm Va* Inc From A to Z Art Zielinski asks people what they think... o u s t L N iv u y /a n c ss syndicate rc*kmkr, NO MATTE# VMAT. DON'T DADi HirrAKt or losing b Ml RIGHT- It won’t be long before the top play­ ers In the M ajor Leagues are play­ ing In one o f Am erica i favorite events, the A ll Star Game. WlfA the emergence o f many popular spoils, such ns football and soccer, we asked several play­ ers on Sapford Post 53, “Do you think A m erican’s still consider base­ ball the national pastim e?” -" j? 2 big as It was In tho ‘old days.* I believe Its starting to make a comeback. But I think American s still consider It the num­ ber one sport Robert Yero, Lake Mary kids my age play baseball in addition to other sports. But they still consider it the national spoil. They like to watch it and play the game. Trevor Benyhlll, Lake Mary I Uiinh lidjHjLftiu <• still there In populari­ ty, but other sports are becoming equal to baseball. Now we have a lot ot new sports, plus other activities people can res, l inink base­ ball is slill the nation­ al pastime. More people watch base­ ball on television than any other sport Baseball win stay on top, its been there for too years. Brandon Pharts, Santord American boy has grown up playing baseball. Baseball is the first sport the majority of kids learn to play. I think It will keep on being the number one sport Bryan Armstrong, Winter Springe �T iir . S e m in o l e H Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword ACROSS 1 "Doggonel" 5 One with convictions 10 Server of stacks, lamdlarty 14 ‘Happy Days’ role Ralph_ 19 Persia, sinca 1935 20 Fleeced beest 22 Ho', -hr 23 Office supply 25 Supermark el section 27 Terrified 20 Ultimately becomes 30 Rough house 31 Artificial locks 3 3 __mate: tovor 34 •Hsrdfy!' 36 Over Ihere, back when 37 intermittently 42 Union supporter 48 Mathematician AndrA 47 Give a rvv-d 53 Cook Li fat 54 Ivan of Ihe court 58 Ditcutaion group 57 Egga 58 Uproar 59 Germ-free 01 Itinerary abbr. 62 Vary frightened 6-1 March Madness 130 Short talk 131 Bit of 97 Courtroom fiction name 98 Heir, for example 100 Time lor a spot? 102 Well-put 105 Young'__ 106 North Korean border river 109 Rap's Dr. _ 110 Aussie lassie 132 Sanction DOWN 1 Platter player 2 2000 role tor Julie 3 Leg below 4 Down 4 Joint above 3 Down 5 Noted awing 120 Oil, coal, etc. 123 Downpour pent 125 Scheduled 126 Morales ol *La Bamba* 12/ Leg bone 128 Polliwog's place 6 Wren wing 7 Slow, as on a ship B Broken mirrors, to some 9 ’ Taxi' character FI*"*" to Completely 11 Mara prop 129 Pulitzer- 12 Lennon ■ tovo twinning |cuma!fjt Mike 15 _ Romeo 16 Not allthers 17 It's B Snap 16 Wore 24 Dow and scrape 26 John ot England 29 Less obvious 52 _ Island 53 Play alias 55 Dryer buildup 60 Roundup rope 63 Behemoth 65 Somo Belgians 66 Product ol a dull 3 2 M ahalla le c tu re , Jacksons genre 34 Most forward 35 Loads 37 Fty-by-nighlors? 38 Pump Inserts 39 Excellent condition 40 Burr In space 41CIA relative 43 Tabloid transport 44 Liniment targot 45 Ctiariol-IHW) 48 Trespass 49 Framed, in a way 13 L a _.Bolivia 14 Lion’s pride perhaps 68 Gobble (down) 69 Rapids transit 71 Henri's heart 73 Color subtlelie* 74 Lover with a 77 Impose 78 Renounce 79 Unnatural, n: smile 8t Seal artist FlUgernld 62 Frequent whistlers 85 Bruins' t 68 Go alter 89 MD tor v Stumped? Call 1 -900*933-5155. 7 75“ za i e 3 ' m IT r 7— 8 T~ ■ to ■ F n 94 Bar order 96 Construction worker 99 Pupil protector tot Grievance 102 Regarding t03 45 player 104 Cross 107 Artists' pads 108 011 111 Writer Dlneson 112 Suction opening 113 Find out Baghdad* star (1940) 110 Brand tor Bowser 117 Chen! 118 _ Lisa 1t9 Jacuzzi ettoct 121 Lim ite d'number 9 9 cents a m inute 77“ [ * 1 H14 15 |___ 16 17 IB I 2/ 36 66 '60s liluxii name 67 Lale-ntght announcer Hell 68 Sachel emanations 70 Napkin holder 71 Funnyman Bill’s nickname 72 Postgrad projects C ontinued from P ig e L A in family type situations, Dixon said. Some of her best mediators have success ra te approaching W percent "1 have one mediator who I think the last five or six cases I’ve sent to her have either settled prior to mediation or they recon­ ciled," Dixon said. "In court, the judge may not to do what either one of you want. You may come out of there very unhappy with what the judge has ordered, but you have to live with it because it's an order." Seminole County Judge Thomas Freeman agrees indepen­ dent mediators play a part in the program's success. "Anytime you get people sit­ ting down and talking instead of yelling at each oilier in the court­ room it's beneficial," Freeman said. "People arc scared to death of a judge and the courtroom. The procedure kind of fosters that. "A mediation situation is much different. The mediation keeps every tiling simple — it's not an aggressive procedure The worst place to reach an agreement is in a courtroom." Much of the program's success can be attributed to Dixon who started working in family situa­ tions when she was 19 years old. Prior to coming to Seminole County, Dixon worked with the Guardian Ad Litem program for 18 years in Brevanl County and was director of the program for 12 years. Guardian Ad Litem program is a court appointed advocate pro­ gram designed to protect the best interests of children involved In the legal system because of their parents' divorce or other domestic Honest. dependable, Guurantccd and Dedicated SlijGtj OfcTTflsklOliwJ Set vice with a Personal s\ ms Concern for Your Repair u a X l m f Needs. H a rre ll & B e v e rly T ra n s m is s io n s 209 W 25th St., Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 no 120 75T fu n _ , is m a d e o f ! Retirement should mean Irss work ami more play Thati why at Summerville at lake Mary we do the housekeeping, laundry and meal preparation while you enjoy outings, entertainment, classes and much, much morel Plus, you’ll have the comfort of knowing personal care is available il needed and staff is on hand mound ihr clock. Our beautiful, brand-new community is rquipped with . v-irtefy of «-afeiy femmes Including an emergency call system in each room And specialized Alzheimer s and dementia cair is available through our Sum met Brook"* program Discover high-quality, high-value vrtiliir living. C a ll today to arrsugr a Inur 1 4 0 7 ) 6 8 8 -1 6 6 0 H o m c ffe r also noted that Sem inote's 15 p a id em ployees am i volunteers should also bene­ fit front the merger. See Solution on Page 8A n S i n c e 1 9 5 9 ...S a m e L o c a t i o n C o m e see w h a t C ontinued from Page 1A for spaying and neutering. Also, Die shelter can move hard-toadopt animals to other Orlando shelters, increasing the chance for adoption. Several animals have called the Seminole shelter home for nearly seven years. 111 ■ CM mv-00564 M erge--------- 73 Ttfute UtitazScn 80 Foyer 83 Largs ret. 64 A bulled member 67 Esther ot “Good TJmee* 66 Semi 90 Line tamer? 92 Quito 93 Have misgiving* SiiiMlay. July B. 2001 PARC 5 \ Mediation----- Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis _FALUn-HAT10N" 95 Conlract Jy HARVEY violation er ald S u m m e r y illet ........ W-wn.- •ATIAKE-MARV Senior Residential anil Asaitlni Lisins Altamonte Explorer post wins state honors By Nick Pftlfauf Staff Writer Every week, there Is a new problem w ith the youth in our nation. TVsgad v seems to plague the com m unities and it doesn't seem to m atter w here people live. T h at's one reason the A ltam onte Springs Fire Departm ent has created a place fo /y o u th to go. Tne A ltam onte Springs Explorer Post w as created to teach youth leadership skills, team work, discipline, and helps build self esteem . Each youth learns how to save lives, fight fires and help their communities In various way* At a time w hen youth crime Is high, firefighters believe they have found a place where they can heip. Recently, the youth from the H re/R cscttr Explorer Post com­ peted against professional and volunteer firefighters from around the state in Sebring. This year, the unit won first place in the overall state com petition. Ih is is the first time lliat a youth uup ha» won lid* competition, bused ft re ho?** replacem ent, Fire Departm ent PIO Director bucket brigade, running hose, A lan H arris said there ore and wildland fire line, approxim ately 22 m em bers in Harris said the bunker race is the Explorers. where firefighters — and in this "They're very excited about case the Explorers as well — line their win," he said. up 50 yard/, away from fire-fightThe com petition is an annual ing uniforms, and are required to event to allow departm ents and race to the equipm ent and put it firefighters the chance to show on. their skills. "Judges will count on the Events in the com petition speed w ith which they did this, included b unker gear race, and believe me, every button lias 3653 Wrsl Lake Mary Bird. • l ake Vary » LJOrAl IIHX17 hi lie buttoned and everything has to be lust p e rfe c t O u r youngster s The Explorer Post m eets at Fire Station 11, located 15 miles cast of Interstate-4 in Altamonte Springs, on M onday rig h ts from 6:30 p.m . until 8:30 p.m . All interested youngsters aged 14 through 18 are Invited to attend. For additional inform ation, contact Alan S. Harris at 407-5718384. n » y w P m u m r l In fo n n a tla n K it pjfflif /III mil amt irfurif I hr <mifnm hr(cm, Yea, ltd Ilk* mar* Information about lumm.tvlll. al Labo Mary. Return toe Director o l Community Ptetetiom. 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Ooikl IAyp.1 )cd ___________P d » i lRaawracRan B*d <») MoooJ^lOOJ IMOM O w f . . n I lid . M l O0C0) DddO . IA j O M ) B>f c o sn tw f) �T he Seminole H erald Sunday. July 8. 2001 l \ l R C 7 A Battle the upcom ing cou rt battle, Lovestrand said the commission did not use "d u e diligence" to arrive at their previous decision. Lovestrand said the city Is losing m ore than $2,000 a day in lost franchise fees from Florida Pow er an d has already lost $46,628 because of not having a new contract signed. At a scheduled Aug. 1 hear­ ing, a judge will decide if an Injunction can be placed on the Im passe betw een Longwood and Florida Power and the lost franchise fees reinstated. "The clock keeps ticking," Lovestrand said. "Even If we w in the law suit an d get o u r franchise fees back the cost will go to the consum ers. W e're fighting a battle w e d o n 't need to. Sign the contract an d w e w ill get ou r franchise fees." Com m issioner John Ms ingot responded to Lovestrand com ­ m ents "Your w ords of w isdom ve food for thought, but we ive to stand steadfast. We real­ ly thought this through before w e took action." However, even If Longwood w ins the Aug. 1 hearing City Attorney Robert Taylor said the courtroom battle m ight last well Into next year. According to Com m issioner D an A nderson, Longw ood officials w ere told by Florida Power that the clause that states the d ty can buy the rights to rovide electridty, will not be i the new co n tra d an d will not be honored from the old con- S E "For Florida Pow er to look us in the eye an d tell u s tliat's not w h at It says b o th ers m e," A nderson said. "They have deep pockets an d are playing au.In i- urilj* iih' umfllnrr city. We have to preserve people's rights. I a o n 't see w e can say w e give u p an d law ay from this." I H o m e o w n e r s w ith m o n e y w o r r ie s m a y q u a lify fo r lo w -in te r e s t lo a n s been Involved In court battles against Florida Power for about a year now. The d ty 's 30-year franchise agreem ent w ith the utility, p rovider ended last April, and Florida Power Is not honoring a purchase option in the contract. "W e're pursuing that quesMon of the purchase," Schluckebler said. "We've done quite a bit of background as a port of this. They told us these terms were not applicable and their system was not for sale. T hat's not usually how contracts work." A prelim inary feasibility study tor the m unidpaliialion of the electric system w as compie ted in May for Casselbeny. According to the report, buying the electric system could cost the d ty $14 to $17 million; however the n et profit per year could be about $1.5 to $3 million. “We d id n 't start off w anting to be in the electric business," Schluckebler said. "We felt com- "I was am azed how intelllnt iguanas are and how they ve their ow n unique person­ alities." Today, Sedlgh said she regrets leaving Dino outside alone. She never imagined her p e t v. ould turn up missing. But, she Is optimistic the iguana, which eats only leaves, bu d s flowers, vegetables and fruits, Is still alive. There's even been several Dino spotting*. After repenting his disappear­ ance to the police, anim al con­ trol and the Central Florida Zoological Park, Scdigh posted sign* throughout her neighbor­ hood. A couple weeks ago, some children saw w hat they believed to be Dlno in the w oods next to Sedigh's house. E underestim ating the cost it takes to run an electrical system and the cost of five years of lidgation. "We've done the research and know how m uch it costs," Simpson said. "We don't want to get Into litigation anymore than they do. Ihese mun’icipaiization cases can take years. U nfortunately for Florida Power and the dries, we all lose in this except for the consultants and lawyers." A ccording to Simpson, Florida Power has an obligation to serve the public regardless of the franchise agreements. She said several dries In Florida do not have franchise agreements w ith the utility provider. "Consultants express m unidpalization can be profitable (for dries), but they can't determine the costs up-front In litigation," she 6aid. According to Simpson, dries are not realizing that running an electrical company la "one of the most Intensive capital buslnesses. “ Besides the poles and wires, cities are neglecting to account for the large staff need­ ed to run an electrical system. Simpson also said dries arc not realizing five experience and depth of resources Florida Power offers to their customers. For example in a storm emer­ ge, icy, Florida Power ccn bring trucks and personnel from all over the ab le la remedy the problem. tlcms." According to SchUtckehlcr, Casselberry system "w ould not be reinventing the wheel" because 32 dries in Florida pro­ vide electrid ty to their resi­ dents. C asselberry b the farthest along in the judicial process against Florida Pow er as sever----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Sometimes it's better to w alk Com m issioner Butch Bundy this process," B undy said, aw ay than fight for o u r rights," agreed w ith Anderson. "They d o n 't w ant to negotiate Lovestrand retorted. "A t any point w e can stop — they w ant to dictate." A nd, on the Fourth of July; tw o w om en reported serfrig 1 5-foot striped tall on Elliott Avenue. "But, they were too scared to "I know h e w as probably Lm on *---— « npretense," re*I.■fiinn W■she taken honest •aid. T just w ant him back. I cannot tell you how devastated I have been about his disappesrance. I have loved Dlno m adly for the past three years." D uee years ago, Sedlgtt adopted Dino as s favor to a friend w ho could no longer take bare of the gentle, but giant, lizard. Although'It w as the first time Sedlgh had ow ned an Iguana, she did h er research and the tw o quickly became Inseparable. At his new home, Dino also became a bit spoiled. His favorite spot to sleep was in bed next to Sedlgh and h er dog, and he would only eat his vegetablea off a plate. "I even brgnn to understand the w ay he communicated," she said. "Iguanas d o a lot of liead bobbing. It's their ow n lan­ guage. W hen he bobbed his head a certain way, it m eant he was hungry or he was saying since 1995, Many cities, includIng A ltam onte Springs, have resigned new agreements. All the contracts were very similar with almost identical language, Schluckebler said. Attorney Tom Cloud and his firm C ray Harris and Robinson represent several dries In their legal battles with Florida Power, Cloud has had num erous expericnces with similar court cases. including successful cases In 1992 Involving tw o Sarasota County dries that fought to purchase the water, sewer and gas systems. Cloud said Florida Pow er's recent fight w ith dries "is just another smoke screen —anything they can do to confuse the dries they don't have a viable option." W hile buying an electrical system carries a hefty sticker price that most dries are unable to afford, fighting Florida Power In the courtrooms may even have a steeper price. "Florida Power Is trying to tall," Sedlgh said. "The the superm arket, and c way, they saw one of n W hen they returned he called me. But, by the t to w here they saw th e 1 w hatever w a3 there w t Even though Sedlgh broken about her lost ij she believes tw o good have occurred as a rest disappearance — Sabzi Marmalade, the tw o newest iguanas to join her family, The two reptiles, whose names mean green and reptile in Persian, came to live with Sedlgh after people found out she lost Dlno. Although both came from loving homes, their owners could no longer take care of them. "I feel like I w as meant to take them in," she said. "Bui, 1 ■till w ant to get Dlno back. And, I'll take him back with no ques­ tions asked.” Anyone w ith information about Dlno can call Sedlgh at Attention Accutane Users Some Accutane users have experienced significant side effects including serious depression and suicidal thoughts. If you have experienced these side effects, you may have Important legal rights. 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She is offerir $100 reward for the return missing iguana. (ADMftQB Of bavoHoa USA) I L I T-T 1 H ^ g V *-/U \ B J URir-'u I C ,— V J V T I _ _ W e ore b r in g in g th e lo o k o f N e w ili.g lu m i to Florida. The art o f stone construction adds beauty and value to anyone’s property. For u FR EE || ' Friendly estimate / Call coiby,4 0 7 - 4 6 3 - 7 9 6 4 or 4 0 7 - 7 8 6 - 9 4 9 9 D O W N T O W N f F A R M E R ’S j M A R K E T 1 EVERYSATURDAY ‘ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT •FRUITS •VEGGIES • PLANTS • AND MORE! circular, on page 11 tutors* Hit Gangstt Boo 'Both Worlds: Star 69* CD. This Run will not b* available at this Urns due to the Recording label'* K f lQ Q FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (407) 322-5600 ToHFm B U L4 Exit 5 1 (Highway 46) East, 3 Mks On The Right �Page 8A Sunday. July H, 2001 Tm. S eminole H erald B usiness | Papa John’s awards 42 scholarships The Papa John's Pizza Oilando Co-op has awarded 42 area high school seniors $1X00 scholarships through the nationwide Papa John's Scholarship Program. Six of the students are >n Seminole County Schools. The students are 2001 grad­ uates of public and private schools in Orange, Osceola, each winner's classroom and surprising him or her with a pizza box containing the $1X100 scholarship check. The entire class was then surprised with an on-llie-spot pizza party. "Papa John's is committed to the quality of life as well as quality of product," said Charles Peters, president of Papa John's I’izza Orlando Co-op. The winners from Seminole County were listed as Alessandra Agastinelli of Seminole High School in Sanford, Elizabeth Bather of Lyman I ligh School in Longwood, Jennifer Dennis of Lake Mary High SdtuoL Ebony Jones of Lake Brantley High School, Dorothy Siplin of Oviedo High School and Scott Smith of Lake Howell High School. brings new kind o f soccer to Seminole LONGW OOD — If you enjoy playing soccer and are looking for the ultim ate soccer experience, then slop in at KIKZ at Five Points Soccer Center and take part in a game of Five A-Side. The new indoor soccer facili­ ty is operated by Billy Buchanan, chief executive offi­ cer; Mike H arward, co-owner and Chris Suiceoner. manager. Although Five Points has been synonymous with indoor soc­ cer for more than 10 years, KIKZ opened its J o o ri in April. The goal of the new owners, Buchanan said, is to establish Five Points as the pre­ m ier soccer and leisure desti­ nation in Central Florida. According to Surceoner, 5-a­ side originated nearly 14-years ago in Scotland and is now very popular throughout the United Kingdom and Europe. "The United Kingdom now has over 100 of these centers," he The game is a simplified version of soccer using five players instead of the tradition­ al 11-a-side game. The playing area is also dow nsized — instead of one regular size soc­ cer field, Five points has three playing courts. Each court, surceoner said, Is covered with a unique artificial surface m an­ ufactured by Astropfay. In addition to the padding under- 3 0 0 0 0 0 H 0 0 1101oTP]m M A L P H amnia □ □ □ □ □ □ iA L 0 H A 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 001SI3 SIN F O O D 1100000 0 0 0 0 0 B H I [3 A N T O 0110 00013 m I 0Q 0QB00000 0(90 B B 0i H B D B Q 0 0 D 0 D B E 00 HGEJEE S D EJ0E 0 EZ□ rr 0H 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HOB 13000110000 0 uT0 D 0B 00O 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 ai 0OO 0 0 0 0 0001□ 001 □ 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OBI □ 0 D D 0 0 0 0 00D I0 m 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0001□0 0 □00D0000 I EA m □ □ □ . 0 0 0 E2O00 0 R 000O00 00000 s D A R M E A S H B A 1 U N T L 0 0 D O N D P 1° K A Y Aitivvutu for thx Crow word on Png; EA neath, the artificial surface has sand mixed in, which helps reduce knee and ankle injuries by providing a safer, more stahie footing surface. "Although you can still get an occasional "straw berry”, Surceoner said smiling. Several advantages to 5-a­ side soccer, Surceoner pointed out, is it offers a fast and skillball Is never out of play, every player i» constantly involved. I he average player will have five lime* the am ount of ball possession, compared to a playor on an ll-a-sidc team. "M orc ball contact will develop the player's touch and conIrol skills," he said. Clames arc played indoors, so you never need to worry about the weathcr. Each game is 50 m inutes long — 25 m inutes a side. The higher scoring, faster paced gam e also appeals In the spec­ tator. Five Points offers a host of ways to join the fun: • Com petitive leagues — For beginners tn advanced players. All age groups include m en's and w om en's teams, co-ed teams, over 40 league, junior and youth league, and even children. The leagues run all year long with individual sea­ sons tasting eight weeks each The cost is $55 per team per week. Ar. eight week season *s • Casual bookinj one w ho has a ch*«i - F o r anyto play but w ithout committing to a league schedule. • Drop in play scrimmage games — Similar to casual play. Just phone the center and they will ihlotm you of dates and limes of scrimmage games. The cost is S9 per person. • Corporate tournam ents — Five Points will arrange a whole day of excitement and fun for your stuff. Prom a com pany departm ent to an entire corporation. • Kids Birthday Party — Buchanan said this is a very popular feature offered at Five Points. Tire staff will do everything fmm supplying the Invitations to running the party. And the kids will have an opportunity to b u m off some of that youthful energy playing The best part, Buchanan said, is that your day will be com ­ pletely stress free, with no clean up w hen the party is over. The cost is $9 per child, w ith a m ini­ mum of 10 children. In the pear future, Buchanan said. Five Points will be adding an additional four outside courts. The area, he said, also Hm M photo by Arthur XMntk KIKZ, Five Points Soccer Center opened its doors In April. Standing on ont of three Five-a-Side Indoor soceor courts is, from left, Billy Buchanan, chle executive officer, Chris Surceoner, manager, and co-owner Mike Harward The Center is located at 171B S.R. 419, Longwood. a.m. to m idnight. For more inform ation call: 407-328-9141 FAX: 407-323-5404 o r Email: www.5polntssoccer.com T h e r e ’s a on a 12 M onth CD Si.OOO minimum deposit inquired The B ank Fo r You And Your Community ! better w a y to buy insu rance. fol/fVJHER or from TO N Y RUSSI INSURANCE R IC H A R D R U S S ! NATIONAL BANK .a neighbor, someone you know, Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family’s protection and security. Winter Tad Office 1211 OrangeAve. 407/622-1120 lake Maty Office 3001 West lake Maty Blvd. 407/323-8485 Sanford OJffkv 500 WestPint Si. 407/313-2384 Since 196H 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford %Aiito-Owner* insurance Life Homo Car Business erfled vtthuui M kr. Nor(ml TOtC hnM tppt, M«mW Postal Jobs $ 48,323.00/Yr. 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Sabrina Kinney, ago 13, ol DeBary, took time to have her face decorated by Irene StruH. Members of ORock 105.9 radio station also took a hot dogs and hamburgers along the bank of Lake Carols In Fort Motion Park, and other events were planned through­ out the day. Sharon Anderson. 8, plays with bubbles on one of the many floats that participated In the Geneva comm,iilily's Fourth of July parade '; T\ :?; ■v:ia IVM'A 'i & J S k i H i L' i t . ' M l I:* .I t tSl Schlusamoya:ir loads the Cenovn persde on Ms !r. ca&braCcn itcbratlon of cf J m Fourth Hundreds «f peopM nethmwrt numerous floats, horses and other festMttes hosted by the Gr , V of Sanford's Fourth of July celebration wot the 18-mlnuto flroworks dttptay by Melrose otlh Carotkia. According to Walt Padgett, director of 8anford Main 8treet Inc., Melrose has put Iho past several years. And, along with the applause from the crowd and comments auch as *tt*s really prottynaat,* any problems that Pictured above, Margie Cochran, Larry Ward and Jnckie DuBois, all of Sanford, celebrated July Fourth at Fort Motion Park In style with some very patriotic hood gear. Above right an antique lira truck from Sierra View Farms in Woodlaks, Callt., makes Its way down the parade rie during the Geneve immunity's Fourth of July parade. A* right Spalkiuia mlb popular wtth the kids on July Fourth. Cameron Mutzteid, 7, and Devtn Graham, 4, of Astor, got Into the lostlve mood near the 8anford Marina while waiting lor the (Ireworks display to begin. Helping feed a portion of the estimated 85,000 attendees al Sanford's July Fourth firewonts display Is Vicki Murray of DeBary. Murray la serving up hot popcorn at the famity owned"Otda Country Kettle Rome ■ �Section B Sunday July 8, 2001 Boat ramp closed 8 peclal to th « Herald GAINESVILLE — The Johns Lake Boat Ramp In w st la k e County will be closed beginning July 12 until fur­ ther notice. The ram p is locat­ ed just south of State Road 50 west of W inter Garden. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and the Lake C ounty Board of County Commissioners arc d osing the lake because of dam age occurring to the lake bottom as a result of people driving vehldes on the lakcbed. The lakebed has been exposed because of the extended drought conditions, and it is a violation of stale law to destroy state lands, which in d u d es exposed lake bottoms. SINCLAIR WINS DOLPHIN DERBY ’ KEY WEST — Findlay Sinclair of Key West scored the heaviest aggregate weight of dolphin during the U th annual Key West G ator Club Dolphin Derby, that conciuded^Simdajr, June 24. Sports 6B-8B C r o s s w o r d 7B W e a t h e r 2B C l a s s if e d s Florida JETS sweep state Every entrant places at FAW A m eet for O viedobased wrestling club Special to the Herald LAKELAND — O n June 30. the Florida JETS Wrestling Club, an Oviedobased club providing year-round wrestling opportunity for Wld* and adults of the Central Florida area, head­ ed westward to The Lakeland Center to challenge the beet in the state for Indi­ vidual and team honors at the Florida A m ateur Wrestling Association (FAWA) USA Wrestling State Championships. At cUke v.ezc individual place finish­ ers for the top six in the state in both wrestling styles and team division aw ards for Kids (8th grade and below), C adet (9th-10th grade), Junior (llth-12th grade), O pcn/M astcre (post high school through 'Yrid geezers" blessed with still youthful bodies), In addition to All­ A round State team placers for first through fourth olace. The JETS weighed in 57 wrestlers, ranging iruin 40 to 275 pounds, tots through "geczcrs.7 After a full day of competitive wrestling on eight m ats that saw many great battles and commendable sports­ manship, the JETS emerged with all 57 wrestlers placing In the top six within their respective divisions. Then came the announcem ents that all competitors and h-utns had anxtotH y aw aited—the team awards. "The Team Champion for the Kids Division—Florida JETS." "The Team Champion for the Cadet Division—Florida JETS." "The Team Cham pion for the Junior Division—Florida JETS." • • - -* ^ - "The Team Champion for the O pcn/M astcrs Division—Florida JETS." " ih e All-Around Team Stale Champions for 2001—Florida JETS." There are 123 wrestling d u b s chartered under the FAWA/USA Wrestling flag­ ship. USA Wiestllng is the national govstyles of freestyle wrestling. "There's really no voodoo or magic to the success," proclaimed JETS coach Paul Christiansen. "We have a great set of kids, a supportive group ol parents, and a host of volunteer coaches who work very hard each week. We stress the fun­ damentals of wrestling In the practice room and work real hard to prepare for the game day match. See Jets, Page 3B Volleyball A League race not over yet Post 53 wins 6-1 in own tourney By OM n Smith Sports Editor -- ------>*IW**WM.VV** -r— - > J his son Hunter, of Austin, Tex„ reeled in tw o dolphin totaling Cl .7 pounds to clinch lir-l p lica an d a •■LWO r 4*Ending the first day of fish­ ing in a d o se second place w ith a 37-pound fish, the d uo d id n 't m ake their first sec­ ond-day catch until noon. Subsequently, after catching a 30-poundcr and a 42pounder, they sighted the fish that w ould p u t them In the w inners' d r a e . 'We threw the spinner on him and it was a decent fight," said the elder Sinclair. "A fter about 40 m inutes we got him on the boat, and that w as it." Will Siin» of O ilanda caught the tournam ent's sin­ gle largest dolphin, a 51.6pounder that earned him a 40-hp Yamaha four-stroke engine. Sims, w ho fish-d aboard Captain Chip Vr*rh'« "Super G rouper" with Ids father. Bill Sirm of Orlando, earned the second-place aw ard and $2d)00 for a total aggregate weight of 74.7 pounds. The younger Sims also took hom e the aw ard for top male angler, w hile Veach w as nam ed top charter boat captain. The tournam ent's most unusual catch d id n 't qualify for any prizes — but it gave Rene May of Key West w hat she calls "the best fishing day of my life." Fishing aboard the "Sallfish4 w ith C aptain Ralph Lennon, M ay caught and released a rare w hite martin, measuring 7.5 feet and weighing an estimated 65 pounds, on Sunday. "It felt like a long fight, but it was about 28 m inutes," said May. "It's the first w hite m arlin Ralph and his m ate have ever nad on their boat, so they were tickled to death." The tournam ent provided a weekend of angling "firsts' for May. As welt as her first m arlin on Sunday, d ie cap­ tured lici first saUfish on Saturday. The Dolpliin Derby's top female angler w as Kim McKendry of Key West, for her 42-pound dolphin. Her son, cleven-year-old Jesse Ham m ers, took the top junior angler award w ith his 33.2pound catch. See O utdoors, Page 2B______ By D ean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD - Returning from tw o days ol rest alter an impre^iv** run t<* 0 *e Firecracker Cham pionship last week, the Sanfora Campbell­ L o sin g American Legion Poet 53 baseball team battled Its w av to a 6-1 victory over Poindanna In the opening round of the Johnny Jones Memorial 4th of July a Tournament at Alumni Reid W ednesday evening. A ppearing to be somewhat lethargic after the big toum am ent title, some of Poet 53's lesser-known stars stepped up hie t* th* tee** won for the 35lli tim e in 36 sUtta. Stephen Apfel and Bryan Arm strong combined on a five-hitter, while Robert Yero and Tucker Pearce had three hits apiece aikl Dominic Petracca had tw o hits and drove In n pair of runs as the local team held off the Pirates. The tournam ent was renamed this year in honor of longtime Post 53 baseball enthusiast Johnny Jones who pasted aw ay recently. Post 53 had gotten an extra day off when Jacksonville Post 88 d ed d ed against coming to Sanford on Tuesday, instead opting to forfeit the double­ header which was supposed to be part of the tournament. The other big w inner on opening day w as Lake See Legion, Page 30 A trio of Sanford _ mo BmoHght stepped up to lead the team to Its sow wm in 36 starts on as Hobart tuiu (lop) had three hits. Including a double, scored twice and drove In one, Dominic Petracca (above) had two l*il», scored a run and drove In two, and Stephen Apfel (right) Struck out live, allowed rive hits and gave up one unearned run to lead Sanford to a 6-1 victory. Youth All-Star tourneys By Doan Smith Sports Editor LAKE MARY — With the Fourth of July out of the way, youth baseball and softball teams will return to action this weekend in a variety of tournaments. The Junior 113-14) and Major (11-12) divi­ sion DUtiict 14 Tbumsment* for Little League Baseball started at tire Lake Mary Sport* Complex U>! night (Friday) w ith all of the other divisions also beginning play at various Li (tie League facilities throughout Central Horida. Meanwhile, the Pony Division of PONY (Protect O ur N ation's Youth) Baseball will be Itolding its State Tournament at the West Volusia PONY baseball Park on Saxon Road in Deltona stalling Sunday. Seminole I*ONY Baseball's Pony Division (11-12 year olds) team recently won the District 5 Tournament at the Wesi Seminole PONY Baseball Park in Altamonte Springs and will be representing Seminole County at the State Tournament. The team is m anaged by Wayne Kelley with Brian Donovan and Jack Finnerty Sr. swerving as coaches. Members ot the team include Jon Andrews, Charlie Arval, Danny Coker, Devin Donovan, Jack Finnerty, Daniel K clk tt Luke Kimmig. Andrew Kopetchy, Carina Montiio, Roberto Santana and David Walden. Members of the Lake Mary/1-ongwo..u and Winter Springs Little League All-Star Team's are as follows: Lake Mary Senior D ivisio n Liges 15-16): Addison Bishop, Bradley Rosltz, Steven Hositz, Jeff Lantz, M atthew Pagan, Nicholas Rac, Max Ramery, Michael Ravelo, Ryan Thompson, Mark Valentino and Jeff Yontz. Coaches: Mario Ravelo, Don Rae and Mark .. i Valentino. Lake Mary Junior Division (ages 13-14): Kent Clioyce, Justin Cokcroft, Nick Clack, Blake Elyea, Adam H unk John Jackob, Charlie McMullan, William Moffitt, Wyatt Nebergall, Michael Pnisak, Matthew Ravelo, and Jack Tkittle. Coaches: Jack T ittle, Vic Elyea and Mike Prusak. I ak e Mary Major Division (ages 11-12): Sam Allcqra. M atthew Aubry, Kyan Bamhorst, Joshua Chesteen, Matthew CUik, Michael Fiuelk.lt, Curtiss Fry. Ryan Gunn, Timmy Hill, Nick Noga, Reillv O'Donnell, and Timmy Thompson. Coaches: Ron Thompson, Jim Fry and Gordon Clark. Lake Mary M inor Division (ages 9-10): Nicholas Albano, Zachary Ardito, Nicholas Gary, Justin Gunn, Derrick Ham, Travis Hill, Trey Lundqulst, Chad Matter, Adam Moncrief, Cam den Parks, Jacob Stewart and See Little League, Page 2B SANFORD — Suddei.lv there Is a ray of light for u«e teams chasing the Shoestrings In the G ty of Sanford Recreation and Parks Departm ent Spring Recreational Volleyball League. No m atter how dim it might be. The Shoestrings saw their five-week unbeaten run come to an end this past M onday night ox Matt'*. Teuiv* finally turned the trick, winning by a surprising score o f 15-6. But things remained the sta­ tus quo in the B League as undefeated Sanford Church of God posted tw o more undefeat­ ed weeks to see Its m ark Improve to 18-0 in the Dan Pelham Gym natorium at Sanford M iddle School. The Shoestrings had run their streak to 15 matches in a row during Week 5 (June 25th) by defeating N ation's Fence (IS11), M att's Team (15-12) and the Unknowns (15-6). But after winning their 16th game In a row during Week 6 (July 2), 15-6 over the Unknowns, M att's Team, a many-time form er champion which is trying to get back (in top, pulled off the upset The Shoestrings sflll finished the week 2-1, however, bounc­ ing back, barely, to nip N ation's Fence, 16-14. In other A League results from Week 5, M alt's Team went 2-1, thum ping the Unknowns, 15-2, and ouUcorlng N ation's Fence, 15-10. The’Unknowns (1­ 2) got the other win, getting past N ation's Fence, 15-9. In Week 6, M att's Team had its first perfect week, following up the win over tire Shoestrings with a 15-8 w in over the Unknowns and 15-6 w hipping of Nation's Fence. The Unknowns again had the other victory, topping N ation's Fence, 15-4. Sanford Church cf God con­ tinued to roll on virtually unchecked, edging the Saints (15-12) and then clobbering the Stars (15-0) and the Slanuners (15-5) in Week 5 and then w in­ ning in Week 6 by almost the same scores, 15-6 over the Slanuners, 15-2 over the Stars, and 15-12 over the Saints. The Saints w ent 2-1 in both weeks, winning by identical 15­ 8 scores over the Stars and the slanuners in Week 5, and bat­ tling to w in 15-13 over the Slammers and 15-10 over the Stars in Week 6. The Stars (1-2) got the other victory in Week 5, nipping the ‘ Slammers, 15-13, but tnc SUmmers (1-2) turned the Ubles in Week 6, w hipping the Stars 15-3 thU week. See Volleyball, Page 3B �T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d ACCU WEATHER” FORECAST FOR SEMTNOI,E COUNTY Florida Weather AccuW eather.eom UV Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Saturday Panama ( (a m . 7 6 /9 0 Shown a tomorrow » Party tunny; p m. l-etonralnm* 2pm , tonight. then party cloudy Party atmny tomorrow wtm afternoon thundentorma In a law places. Qeorsia: Clear to party cloudy and warm tonight. Sunshine tomorrow with lust a taw ctouoa; not In the Sanford through Yesterday Temperature Uiaalaaippl; UU.‘J) claar «rx-m'w; uyi n. r. wi« be malnty sunny and hoL but not too humid. Normal low Precipitation VMhrrley Alabama: Mamry dear and pleaaant loniglil. Tom orrow, there wll aunahine lor the moat part with a hot after- Month to data_____ Normal month to data Yoar to data ....____ South Carolina.' dear to party cloudy and warm tonight. Sunshine and a law douda tomorrow with a hot jjtliiiLinia X y t3 July 20 July 27 Aug 4 Tomorrow’s National Weather All m a p s, fo re c a sts a n d d a ta p ro v id ed by A e c tiW e e fh e r. In c . 0 2 0 0 1 National Cilies 72 61 64 73 cr 89 04 72 82 Regional Cities Tides Regional Weather Almanac 92 02 83 91 go 64 79 01 83 Noon \ M w n M i N a « a u r |] N w 'i i * a A thunderctorm early, then party cloudy waanar Tamparakaaa ar» tor«gN » tow'a and rvmwnywn OoUe Boston Charleston, SC Ctwrteeton.WV Cheapo Oevatand OuylonaOtuch Drawer 1 0 am U U». *4 Kan* (7. tfcdn* I«. a c s s pc t sh t t 94 74 SO SB BO 68 93 75 84 62 84 64 60 61 90 72 95 90 a pc sh s t pe t t MnrrV 92 77__ t Mmeapoie 68 62 pc N a s h rie N ewO rteene 03 73 pc 90 77 PC Moacow 85 U Totcyo 78 67 pc 61 04 r 77 73 r K> OR I MAWiIim t issw I Sri"ft i New\MC(y SMl hk/lAow temperature* HlghAow: (tor Uw 40 co 84 38 pc Little League C ontinued from page IB Roby Williams. Coach: Mark Gary, John Arriito and Ralph Albano. Longwood Major Division (ag**r i i-12): Dennis Uurchill, Erik Ducharmc, Spencer Horst, Tim Kavanaugh, Derek Madc’r, Bradley Marlctte, Brandon Marlctte, C.J. Matter, Josn Port man, Joel Salva, Robby Van Winkle, and Jackw n Woodard. Coach: Nancy Woodard. Terry W oodard and Dan Marlctte. Longwood Minor Division (ages 9-10): Laurence Potter, Anthony Rite, Nicholas West, Adam Leavitt, Robert Douglas, Nathan Homer, John Masluk, Miguel Reyes, Stephen Parrish, Joshua I (owe, Luke Weber and Logan Riley. Coaches: Mike RiU. Mark Leavitt and Paul Weber. Lake Mary Girls Softball Major Division (ages 11-12): Leign Ann Aycock, Chelsea Bateman, Jennifer Cherry, Sara Dill, Ann Hawkins, Nicole Hitsman, Ashley Muss, Ann M arie Lubatti, L/aniclia M a & u u ia iu u , A shley Ritr, M ilita r y Tatter, and Erica Taltos. Coaches: Bob Cherry, lom Dill Daniel Piercefleld, Kristen Hinkle, Leann Ldcavclle, 1 Melissa Marinelll, Morgan Mason, Katie Bordeaux, Nicole Stevens, Rebecca Davis, Lauren Schulman, and Ashley Duglokinski. Coaches: John Mason, Karen Hinkle and J. Muller. Florida, f h t tournam ent has raised nearly $200,000 in schol arship endow m ents since its Incc? !4 f r 1“9? PUBLIC MEETING and Jeff A vccck. Winter Springs 9-Year Old All-Stars: Shelby Dea&ley, Dalton Bond, A dam Bowen, Joey Ccnsabella, Zach Edler, Kyle McComb, Shane Mulligan, Mason Nix. Tony Rircard, Rlpn Wells, Kyle Wilkcy, and Alan Wright. Coaches: Bob Wells, Walt McComb, Stu Edler and Tom Bond. Schofield Winter Springs Junior Division (13-14): David Aran, M att BilskL H arry Bruns, Philip Camarano, pounds. ' The Gator Club Dolphin Derby drew 185 anglers fishing aboard 54 boats, and raised approximate!) $20,020 In cchcl arship funds for local students attending the University of The first meeting will be j Tuesday, July 19th, from 9 a.m. I to 4 p.m. at the Florida fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, 2nd Floor OwifeiwK** R o om . 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Ask about easy financing options at your participating dealer today. www.JohnDeere.com To Locate A John Deere Dealer Near You, Call 888-M 0W -PR 0S(Toll Free888-669-7767) D043O4ACCU �•A* •»* «•^ T h e S e m in o ix H ekai d C ontinued from page IB "When It com rs Hmr to p e r­ form, w e just tell them to have fun and do their bcst....thc prep time and hard **»ork has already happened. And w hen the kids see the end-product of their hard w ork like today, it teaches them lessons beyond wrcstling....it translates a lesson in life that hard w ork pays off. That alone is more Important than any tangible cham pi­ onship." 1lead coddi J.D. Robbins fur­ ther commented, "Paul Is right on the mark. Sure, these kids arc reaping the honors today of their hard w ork in the wrestling room. They all go hard all year long. They come to practice 2-3 times a week during the sum ­ mer. They spend their Saturdays at tournam ents throughout Florida all sum m er long. They go to national tour­ naments all sum m er long, not to mention the tough wrestling camps they go to. "It's a sacrifice maybe, but 1 would counter and say it is a fraternity. It's a fraternity of kids with a strong w ork ethic to be the best at w hat they do. A strong w ork ethic translates to success in life. That is w hat we teach w ith the JETS system of wrestling." TEAM RESULTS FIRECRACKER TcJl—orw 4. Jaiulhaii McXinnci. 101 p n n d i _ 4 Jacub Mrncll. 5 Brad Fdw»rd«. 110 ponndi _ 4. I W f Storacryk. 115 poondf _ 2. (raw R d U iu 110 pound! _ I? Juitin Frag* 4 Al M rnJon 140 pound! _ 2. David Orrm 140! pound! . I. Danirt Row* 1 4 0 !! pound! _ I . Kmny Ira* ft CADET 111 pound! . I. Jaw*! RcbNm. 2. Sm H rw lt 111 pound! _ I. Kytr Coffman 111 pound! _ I. Erie ChftaOanran. JUNIOR 111 powndi _ |. Krt! Sana Manrwman, 4 Poddy H*rrt*rai 141 pound* _ 3. J a m CanptUutrl 2. Anthony lly*»ta*; 5 Michael M tndou. U S pound! I. Fraddy Mantra. O flN 154.75 pound! _ 1. Ralph Acnata 147.5 pound! _ 2. Raun | n w ; 4. Brent MeLacVlan 244.5 pound! _ 3. Mall Janchuck 4. Ruaarll 0*1II 14733 pound! _ I. Glmn Tollnon. GRECO ROMAN BANTAM 40 pound! _ 2. Draw Hunt. 45 pound! . 3. Mlkry Harman SO pound! _ 1. Marquria I Urmon. MIDGET 70 pound! . 2. lira that T ollrm 41 pound! . 2 B o n n Mmdnra; 3. Arnbrr NOVICT 75 pound! _ 2. Tytra Davt*. 4 UdOp Wifam. 40 pound! _ I. John ChrUJarum, 3. Nick Jackaon. Fbhrr *5 pound* _ l Randy VWiodyard. 100 pound! . 2. Taylor M tndou. 105 pound* _ I. Brandcm Trawler 111 pound* _ I. Timothy Stuitwon; 2. Cameron Clark. SCHOOLBOY CADET DIVISION L Honda JETS, «2i 2. HunwutraJ. 2J. 3. JUNIOR DIVISIO N 1. Florida JETS, 74; i. LaW and.» . 3. Ocala. L Florid* J41S, *14. d. Brandon. 337) 1 Panlhar (Knatmmra), 142; 4 Lakeland, 121 I U pound* . I. J a m RotiMnai 2. Srra Hawtt 111 puund* _ 1 |fy > Coffman 1NDI V iU U A L R E S U L TS M f f c l photo« by Ait Z M m ki (JETS only ky Wright and odytokc Sanford was definitely In the spotlight last Sunday at Conrad Park as Sanford's own Randy Harvey (left), who has made quite a name tor him­ self in college and amateur umpiring, was on the bates as the 8anford Campbeil-Lusding Ajnertcan Legion Post 53 Baseball Team won the championship ot the 30th Annual DeLand Firecracker Tournament Post 53 shortstop Jason Louwsma (above) receives the Most Valuable Player award from Tournament Director Tom Sperling alter hitting .526 with 11 runs scored and 13 RBI In seven games and poses with his teammates (top) alter receiving their Individual awards. Members ol the team, In no particular order, wore manager Rod Fargefson, coaches Miko Bono and , Rflph LaRosn, and players Stephen Aptel, Bryan Armstrong, Trevor Benyhill, Ky4e Bono, Ryan Bono. Jake Davis, Matt FraysJer, Uriah KJmmig. Chris Krafl. Jason Louwsma, Matt Mergo, Mehul Palo!. Tiicker Pearce, Angelo Pel races, Dominic Petracca. Brandon Pharts, Adam Sanatoria and Robert Yero. KIDS FREESTYLE BANTAM 44 poonda _ 1 Dylan Lucan: 3. Draw Hunt. 44 poond* _ A Mlkay Harman. 45 ponnda _ I. Zaqulrl* Harmon BODCET FREESTYLE 3 G E S . il r.f. L F a n n u l Clack; 4. Tlmoffiy 127.75p o u n d * .2 .LtyciuUa R il Legion C ontinued from page IB Brantley, playing und er the ban­ ner of O rlando Post 19, which sw ept a doubleheader, 7-3 over Titusville and 1-0 over Poindanna. Also in the field is Winter Park and after a round robin between the five teams, the top . four teams, determ ined by record, head-to-head com peti­ tion, and fewest nilm bet of runs allowed, will advance to the !f you have any questions, pl-ase rontsci Rose Klmmlg at 407-330-1672. Post 53 threatened to put P oindanna aw ay early as, after Apfel had retired the Pirates in order in the top of the first inning, the first tw o on strike­ outs, It loaded the bases as Pearce singled, Ryan Bono was hit by a pitch and Jake Davis walked. But a pop up ended the the sixth inning w hen, w ith one out, Chris Krall one-hopped the lefk&nter field fence for a dou- threaL (Saturday] The Third Place Gam** is set for 1-0 a m . and the C ham pionship Gam e is sched­ uled for 1 p.m., depending on the w eather of course. H ie finals were m oved up as. llw Tost 53 learn lias a barbecue scheduled for the afternoon and the Casino N ight and live Auction, to raise m oney for the State Tournament Hint Poet 53 will host, is being held at the American Legion Hall on Sanford Avenue that night starting at 7 p.m . ' Post 53 has w on the presti­ gious right to host llie 2001 American Legion Class A State Baseball Tournam ent this A ugust 1-5, b ut w ith that honor comes some expensive obligePost 53 will pay all hotel, already in excess of $8,000, and meal expenses for the seven out of town teams and will also be putting togctiier a first-rate tournam ent program , so cominunity help is necessary and Ads available range in size from business cards to full The hosts broke through in and striking out one. llie MCBw inning as Ycro led off Providing the offense for Post w ith an Infield single and w ent 53 w ere Yero (3-for-4, double, to third on a single to right by tw o runs, RBI), Pearce (3-for-4, Dominic Petracca and a throwtw o RBI, tw o stolen banes), ing error, which also allowed Dominic Petracca (2-for-3, run, Petracca to advance to second. tw o RIM). Krall (double, ran. After a strike o u t Pearce On vis (single, tw o walks, RBI), lopped a single into rightcentcr, Louwsma (Single, walk), and scoring both Yero and Petracca. Kyle Bono (two walks, run). in th e tid^uuU pgas*D avU tU d Kyle Bono drew back-to-back one out walks and courtesy runner M att Mergo kcored on a sin- * gle by Yero. Bono then scored on a ground out by Petracca. •P oindanna finally cot to Apfel In the fourth inning, but it took an error for the Pirates to get on the board. With one out, Isaac Libby got to second on an Infield single and errant throw frying to get the speedy runner at first. He then stole third an d scored on a ended the Inrlrig, making the n u t unearned. A little tw o-out lightning got Sanford on the board again in the fifth inning as Yero doubled dow n the leftficld line with two out and scored on a solid single by Petracca. The final run came home in “ *' ^ a ANN A 1 2 m ! 'i l l 1 unu^arai Brack* Ap4*«.Anni»*(7) and D**i*. w r _ ApW. L r _ unun* s*** _ non* 2B_Fo*sx\k*o.icr*iLia_«an».HR_i**>*. “ Volleyball C ontinued from page IB The standings after six weeks are: A League _ Shoestrings (17-1), M att's Team (12-6), the U nknow ns (6-12), and N ation's Fence (1-17). B League Sanford Church of God (18-0), the Saints (12-6), the Slammers (3-15) and the Stars (2-16). The league will play every M onday night in die Dan Pelham G ym natorium at Sanford M iddle School begin­ ning at 6 JO p.m. and the public is invited to attend free of TKc Stona h a t hit O rlondo and iKlngi wtB nova# bo lh« torn* h’t lb# all now tpWMMug body comf*» guaranteed to pW ata fbi.B i m U ti ot ofl og#» W t olio till h o w lh# moti muh»p#i»oA rxi«i ihol you con enjoy togvtha* Briefs L A S T N IG H T F O R F A S T P IT C H H IT T IN G C L A S S E S AT S C C "The Hitting Club" offers group instruction in fastpitch hitting and bunting to athletes ages 9-18. The final session, which run from 6 p.m. to 7JO p.in., is tonight (Wednesday July 11) at the Seminole Com m unity College bolt ball Complex. The coat is $10 per session. For more information call Courtney Miller, SCC head softball coach and Athletic Coordinator, at 407-328-2332 or e-mail at millcrcOscc-fl.ua. ln*tly end fcteadtl E ip tritn c t a l lh« watery tun Cotno to W ot n Wikll Plus To* * With Your Florida 10 Nol Valid On Memorial Day �Page 4B T iie S eminole H eiiald Wednesday. July 8. 2001 I L . , 11! Lecals Leca ls 4 4 THE CS4CWT COWIT O f THt IMh ju o tc tA i e m e u rr. M AMO POU M M M O ifl COUNTY. FLOfUOA Cm N *: Su m L O M r. in b M of AAndrvw Htocfcftty A. HrxMf|f (whoroohfwti Il4*p< NOTKS O f ACTION TOt fa m e el Itatpondtrd) Pqigtae A.Hncktay U N p w iw H UM known adkeea) (wdenam) YOU ARE NOTIFIED tM an beam ho* boon Mod ogono you ond Mot copy cf you ettoen detonate. I toy. 10 ■ on (name yuuororagukadtoterv*t ofNfcn»| SuoonLOOvor orhoae adfreea M I LebM jrCi »1M WVder 6> i g * EL 32703 on or betare|daae| JULY M , 1001. end Be n a ortgtaaf won n o t M el Ida Court of Me*-e ertbaaej M l N. PARK A V t, SANFORD. F t 32771. Coploo of o l so u l doewneraa to tM c m . M u d ig ordom. n evade m die ciorti of n o c m C o rn merm upon foqueel YOU ooal koop n o C M of n o CbtUI Cowl* atom nofMod of youf currant l m i i yVou may b u Neioo ol Cwverd M M , Flortdo Supreme Cowl kpbrovad Ferrety Law Form 12 111 )Fukm pdpere In N o taeeWI wM bo moAod lo n o addrooo on record N n o d o l l FoMoo to oompfy can ream to oonoOono. M i d r g BaadeIK or eating at DMwbut. Oooou JUNE IE MOt. MARYANNE MOUSE CLERK OF THE PRCL1T COURT I f ! Honey A W nor OopuryCMb P u ta w A n IT, 54. ond JWr 1. A 1001 BBIM M THE CMCUT COUNT O f THE t o n JUDICIAL ONCUn-, PI AND NON .COUNTY, ilX kftO L i COUNTY FLOMOA CASE NO. l1-OR-1f*602t>-0 Jeaeraa Chevei-Argueta ANO Ricardo A. A/guat* NOTICE OP ACTION TO FbconJo A A /* je a (Nomo of Reepondere) •I 111 HJ 07301 YOU ANC NOTIFIED n o l on ocPon h a t been Bed agatoel you and *M you ore reqw ed lo oonro a copy ol yourwrtPon d ill rare. 1 ony. lo I o n j name of Pim nner) Aeoanfo iwoo ooatooo lo Drayton Lane. Oviedo, FI 32710 on or baton (deto) JULY X . *001. ond toe n o nngowf wtn n o Ctork ol N o Court of (Ctortt'o addrooo) 301 N. Port A nnuo, Sardord. EL 32771 boton eervtca an PoOOonor or to r wOotohr nonoAor. e yuu I d to do oo. 1 doroiN mty to a to Cectai cf c s ^ t d se u m n o o n CMS, M udnQ orders, oro ivMotM at n o O ort ol n o C iran CourTo Ybu nwof koop n o Ciort ol n o P c m Courfl OMoo noP i l ol your cwrord addrooo ( n u may Mo Noooo el C u n t* iloiiiooo. Etortdo FomOy Form 12 O il) FUbao popart to N o on record or n o dertoa HAANtfra F k n I 2 J U , 1------ FomOy Low RWaa ol Prooodun. iwaJrto lb;UL*. cuSomtlc d r d i o n aI docum ent and Intormobon. Fodwa to comply con ro o d to aaneaona, Indudry dtomlooof or obbOig ol ptoodnpo. DATED JUNE f l . 2001 MANYANNC M0N3C c u m o f t h e oncurr c o u n t 07 Flinty rv i l l m DapuTy Cforti Pubim JWy 1 .1 11.22. 2001 e m e u rr COUNT OP THE I I torno raOaf domondodtono popIan. Ccptot cl M court dnetanento N o c o n , m h o u k u b , s o aut.itiM w Pm Ctoto of n o c tra a Court. MANOPON M W O U COUNTY, CASENO: #1-OB-10*4204. Pf HE: The Montage ol NANOIUME BASOEO. PETITIONER. and rick y b a s o l o . RESPONDENT. NOTlCa O f ACTION DISSOLUTION O f MARNtAOV TO: FdCKT BAbbeO a n taqebad lo t o r n 0 copy of y o a I an y to 1 an NANIASOEO, faMtonor. whooo lo 147 SANDALWOOD WAV. Longwood EL 32710 on or 7-1001. and Mo n o ortgtoal won n o tOotb of t t o e o n baton ■oMtonor or toonoMoHly I you M to d a ao, a wM bo a n a n d agMnal you tor n o roOot domondod to too p a l ton. WITNESS my hand and I n 00M ol N o court on JUNE 21. *001 MARYAfME MORSE C U m O f THE COURT " I THE ONCUIT COUNT O f THE IfTH JttraCOAA OMCUT baap too Ctork of too 1 u aw fa ofboo n d to d ol your c u - n n odrbroa (Tow may Mo NoOoa ol Curat* Addon . Ftortdo FomOy Law Farm 11.111 )Fitbm KJURiVP. J i F. Brown. M of, _____ DEEENOANTA NOTICE O f NoOoa to ! 131001. MANYANNE HORAE C3.ERR O f TMf UNCUT COUNT p y Nancy R. Krt"0ar Deputy Ctork Pubtoto Juna IT. M . and JWy 1. A 2001 BB101 P» THE C t r a t T COUNT OPTHPI p -- • --- S f L iTjwSj n nT rfw 2001. to dkd c a n nurrdiar 01CAB11-14-W, 01 too CboR Cowl el Eta IBto JudcuO CboR to ond tor Bamlneto C a rry Ftortdo. whonto CHASE MANHATTAN MONTOAQE CORPORA DON. to A o > a <Sk! J I T. l e w , BoffwlAj Cutotp a p jK tol oubMrtoton ol Etc Stole ol Ftortdo; E. O H o n . Jr., to/on I wd ooi to dw at n o Won burd Boor ol fto Bondwto Cowdy C w N t o to Rorrtood. Ftortdo. 1 omit wro County, F a n . at 11O0AM o o t o d h ' i y r t AuguaL Ty 01 »R to rto to o ll Ftool Judgment to w n LOT t l , HAN LAMA THLAO tC C T10N. ACOONOBOQ TO THB PU T THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOON Ilf A O E T A O f THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS O f BEMWOLE COUNTY. FUXdOA. Laura W. Mm- ■ ■71• . NOTE; Purouard to n o Edlr OdU NOnOB O f ACTION I OMOUITION O f bURMAOE TOcbai 1414 YOU you a n 1i p A id lo a w n 0 copy M ------- L l W K N l a n Laura W. Ito101W. 1i n I n Mm A Eb, MT71 an or bMon |dato| JULY 20. 1001. end Mo too cnpnal rdto too Ptoab ol N o Cowl M Ictortoa a d M a n t ----------- | — N Councuao • 101 lontord. EL 12771. Coptoaoladaouni rw n. to ir to y M n o Ctork of too C r a b C0.-T1 <m a t hoop PM Ctork ol too CkuA Court 0 etoao ncMUd d your cwrort a d d o n (Ytou W07 too NoOoa 01 Cwiord AdtoOOA Fkxkto Fomdy Law Eotm lU lA J f M u n popora to tow lawoul wB ha maftod to too a d d o n on record of too dark-a eMoa WARNPOa IVAo 12JPA Ftotldl romdy U » fb ito el P riF o d m . Owed JUNE 111001. UARYAMHl MORSE c u m O f THE ONCUIT COURT ■ f nancy fv t v iw DapuTy Ctork fuMah. J w h 17.14. and JWy I. A 2001 aatot w T H E C P o c u rrc o u to r O f THE BONTMUTN MANOPON CHrlt of too O o r t Crxrl BfOorony W Dofton Deputy Qork Echovamo AAaoorlotn . PA P.O. Box 21011 Tampa. Ftortdo 33B22-10I1 F01001W3 otMooj n o t N o low tom to doomed to bo a daN coBtotor Mtomptong to • debt and any kdonrapon wrt bo utad tar M pwDaatd n o 11 day cl Jww. E001. MARYANNE MONM Clark of C ro Jl Court By Mary 800410 OapWy Ctork COOAJS 1 STAWIARIW. P A Tempo. EL W O T Tatophtm*. (113)177 C331 CASdlMBOOlO Pubtah JWy 1, A S001 00010 O f THE EMKTV1MTH ' JUOKLAL CMCUT MANOPON M N M O U CC4JNTY, CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 01-430 CA BAM( UNITED. EuaENEaBURTNETT.M iL NOTIOB O f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwouam 10 • Final Judgmon of !A v^aw Fopdotum dalod Jime 22.1001 and tnaorod to Cato NO. 01430 CA of n o O o r t Cowl of n o EIGHTEENTH JudoM CktWI to and fc. (XUS IDLE Ceur-V. rtortda whoroto BANK UNITED, to n o Monad and EUGENE a BURTMTT. BALLY M BURTNETt TEN­ ANT II NN/A MKOU BURTNETT o n n o Dotondom. I wto oo« to die and boM bktdor tor ra th M FRONT DOOR OF . Sa n f o r d , eloeboa n IOOOAM. an n o t o n day cl JWy. K O I, n o toOowmgancrtiod proper|y n oaf tom to oaM Elnol Jupgrrarc Frhavomo lA n o c m e . PA Bo. n o t e Tampa. Ftortda 33172 M il r o 1002*31 “ S o t Amortoono w ti DtoabMoa Ad V you oro a poroon wOh a dooh l y oho nooda oocommodMton to ordar to parbdpaaa to Ma proceodng, you a n anaead al no ooM lo you. tor n o provteeion a l n rta to aaaiaianco Ptoaaa canlad Court AdhtoWnaon M 201 R Park A nnua. Bantord. Ftortda 32771, totophena number (407)0*5-4227, wihto t working dayo ol yaw n e e * , of Me docu­ ment. g hearing Impol-ed. (TOO) 1800-9844771. PUMahAly 1. i . 2001 cans W THE ORCUfT COURT OF THB BMHTEEIfTH to panopaia n m a proraodtog- you a n ardlad al no oo« to you. tor n o provtowon aI certain aeeietenca Ptoaoa correct Court AdrOntobaban M 201 N Pftk Annua. Bantord. Etortda 32771. totophoni runbor (407)111-4227, wOhln 2 working dtort of yew ncalpl of N o door­ m an. H hwotCM knpouod. (TDD) 1 0OOOS5O77I PuM ahJW yl.t.2001 C0011 DATS NO *7-000 CA 14 B CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. THEONCUfT COURT OF THE EfOHTEENTH JUOICUL CtflCUfT M ANO FOR tU M N O U COUNTY, FLOMOA CIW. ACTION CASE NO. di-C A M FIRST U JON NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO FIRST UMON NATIONAL BANK OF FLOMOA. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO AMERICAN SAVMOS OF FLOMOA F S B . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtu a n to a Final Judgm on el Uofipipa ForadM un d c M J m 23. 700} and artw ad m Oaaa NO. 01-CA-&4 of n o O o r t Court cf n o EIGHTEENTH Judcial CJrcUl In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida whonto FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/WA FIRST UMON NATION­ AL BANK OF N O fn i CAROLINA. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FWST UMON NATIONAL BANK OF FLOMOA SUCCESSOR BY MERO CR TO AMERICAN S*V*t<J3 OF FLOMOA F S B . ■ n o P w n rt and WALLACE L. BHEPPARO. OORTHY a h * u t f i v ^ a . iv r r . v s * n UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAJMINO BY. THROUGH. UNDER. ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED MDMOUAL OCEENOAHTIS) WHO »» f NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLABi AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, a n n o UBIgrOKHl, | M Ml m3V* iv»*I and bail Mddar lor cat* al WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. tANFORO, FLONlOAal t l OOAM, on Vta M day ol .My. 2001. Vta lolowtng dMoto«1 pioparty aa Ml tanh In •eai JudoMenh LOT 1. 9LD C* 1, LINCOLN h e ig h t s SECTION tw o. AOCONOP40 TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOFWCD M FLAT BOOK 14. PAGE 43, PUBLIC RECORDS OF hfcU*CLS. CCUH nnonoK A/K/A 17*4 Ltoooai A nnuo. •4-ntom FL3J77I WITHEBB MY HANU ana n o tool at t o . Oourt on Juno *2^001. SEAL} Maryama O o rkafSw o fn C h a d Cowl By~Mary BP a p o Lapui/Coi'x Eaham rta BAaaerti toi. PA P.O. Boo 2801* Tampa. Ftortda 33122- to i l FOOO!1404 * you a n a panon w«i a daatrtay noemmodainn to ordar to Pda praaaadng. you M na eoaf to yeu. tor n a prorfaainn el eartam aaMManoa. Ptoaaa oonlad Cowl AdnMdraPon M 201 N. Park A n n . , Sardord. Ftorkto 32771, Mfaphona nwnbar (40T5CBA-4ff». wihto f working doyo gf yaw iFmpI 14 M l documert. g haortog anpaaod, (TOO) I1001114771 P jS W r A f y i.B .W i • CO012 THECMCUfT COURT U THC U O fT triT H MANOPOR COUNTY. Ct>X ACTION CABS NO. »1447-CA SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. P C n. PAI1VT2 BRAHMAN, at al. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw auard lo • Final Judgm an of Mortgao* Forodoaura daaed J n 22. 1001 aril a n a n d to Caaa NO. 01447-CA of n a O o r t Coul d n a EIGHTEENTH Juddal O ru d to Mid tor SEMINOLE County. Florida -Whonto SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. 04C . la n a PlafnMI and PARV1Z BRAHMAN, FOROUQH ASADOL LAHI; SUNTRUST BANK. NJL F/K/A SUNTRUST BAAPt CENTRAL FLOTUOA N A a n n o Datandana. I wd aal to tie ha^wM and boM toddor tor caart M WEST FRONT OOOR OP THE SCMP40U COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANTORO. FLORI­ DA M 11:00AM, on n o p n d a / ol Augual. 2001, n a kdowlng daetitoad proparty to aal aaU FlnM A dgm rri IJOT 9. UXMGTON OREEN. AB AECOnCED IN PLAT BOOK A3, Al PAOCS I f . 10 1 21. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ALSO A FOR 1KJN O f TRACI-C OF SAID U J(MOTOR GREEN. DESORBED AS FOLLOW* BEG*/ AT THE SOUTH­ EAST CORNER OF SAD TRACT XT. THENCE NORTH 71 DCQ 2T tor WEST. A DISTANCE O f IM S FEET TO THE NORTHWEST COR­ NER O f SAK) LOT 3. THENCE NORTH llC C G ZT W* BAST. A DISTANCE O f 4 J S FEET. THENCE SOUTH 71 OLU M 10- CAST. A DISTANCE O f t U t FEET TO THC NORTHEAST DO.T uN k O r aAJO TRACT NT; THENCE SOUTH 37 DEO 3f* 10T EAST . A DISTANCE OF 7 09 FEET TO THE POINT Of BEGINNING AK/A 421 Down P la n . HooOvow. a3274i WITNESS MY HANO and n o tool of Mo Court on Amo 2 2 J0 0 I. tomto Ctortol n o C hart Court ByOorony W Bortan Dopury Clark / • b ra PRIME, po “Sn AmericanawOhDtolldMOOAd ff you oro 0 poroon wOh 0 doobBty whonaadaaccommodationtoordar NOTICE O f p i the Jto I you to* to ds 00. 0 fcd M i l d ~ r y; j nonoAor. M l* LOT 1W. TRAILWOOD EffTATFS. SECTION ONE, ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 10 AT PAGCS 27. 1 2d. OFT ME PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. A/K/A 178 Tre (wood Drrvo. AAomorOo Spring*. EL 32714 WITNESS MY HANO and Vie o n ! of too Court on J i m 22J001. (SEAL) OF FLOMOA M ANO FOR EEMB40LE COUNTY MICHAEL L FURST. OakandarRi) N O IK A O f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purouam lo a Final Judgm on of ForecJuaur. deled JWM 22. 2001. and em end to Caaa No t7 S»l« la 14 B. el n a O o r t Court of n o EIGHTEENTH JuMcM Oort to and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida whoroto CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE COKJ-OfUT-.O.'l la PtotoMI and MKHAEL L FURST. am Dotondom . I w4f aal t o f u NghoM WYd bool brddar tor ewart to n o Wool hort door of n o C ounoute to SAN­ FORD. SEMINOLE Cowdy Ftortda. 1100 o'clock an t o H i day e l Augual. 2001. n o Wtowlng d n o m property aa aal k a n to aald FtoM Judgmard, 10 wto LOT S i. OF SANOALWOOD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED P4 PLAT BOCK 18. PAGE 11. OP THF PURUC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA aW a 132 Sandalwood Way. Longwood. PL 32710 DATED Ma 22nd day ol Jttoo. 2001. MaryannE Mona Aa Ctork of Bold Court ■a —■ — iai ra . —_irf u u m y ff. iw w n AaDrpiTynoi* FaOoi AG4SU. P. A. S u it 300 1570 Modruga A nnua O . M m FkwMa33141 (3 0 B W 4 1 1 0 _ -ponono wOh a d o rw ry olio need pale to M a proraodtog MiouH can­ to n ADACoordkiotor M Somlnofa Cowdy Cowncuaa. M l N. Park A nnua, l urto N301, Florida S277I. « toaM prior la ltd TOtophona:(407)323-4330 a rt 1 4004844771 (TOO) ar 14000*54770 (V) Ml Ftortda Ratay Pubkeh Jidy 1.1. 2001 CC014 B4 THE CBICUIT OOURT o f th b i r m JUOtCLAL O R C jrr O R cu rr civil d iy iik in CAM MX 1004-1(1 CA 14 MKJFM1T BANK, A FEDERALLY CHARTERED SAVINGS ASSOCIATION tV a kMOFMST PANK w om w w im Corpomon aa aralgnM of FIRST AMERICAN riATICfUL BANK ( 1 a rto y ir- el UEPOwin OOARANIY MORTGAGE SERVICES, WC , Ae lllto n ia of DEPOSIT GUARANTY MORTGAGE COMPANY, aa aaMpiee at FV4ANCLAL SECURITY SAVINGS m l LOAN A«90C1ATVTN. ' : ■ ■ ■ HARPER JOhEB. H. Ml known and cIavtwiq by fvouQfi agatoM HARPER JONES, to. ELTON O. COWART. DONNA 0. COWART, and (FETED STATES OF AMERICA; NOTKS O f S A U PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 NOTCH 18 HEREBY QIVEN pwauart to i n Order of FtoM Bwnmary M. aoui m l anarwu Li Caaa No. 2000-111 CA 14 to n o Qreul Court IM i JudkM CkoM to KTCnrST BANK. A FTCERAllY CHARTERED SAVMOS ASSOCIA­ TION LVa MIDFlRST BANK an of FIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK a . aawgrwo of DCPOSTTT GUARANTY MORTGAGE SER­ VICES. INC.. Aa aaito/toa al CfPOWT GUARANTY MORTOAGf COMPANY, a t MMgnra el FINAN­ CIAL SECURITY SAVMOS and LOAN ASSOCIATION. W dw ptolrv Ma ard HARPER JONES. H. ai mown Mid orAnoon porta a «aaOrdn( by nroKto under w agaanM HARP­ ER JONES.» ; ELTON O. COWART. DONNA G COWARE and UMTED MtAlbS O f AUERC.V are n o Defendant. I uB e e l «e toe hfc/wM and boM tedder tor oath M too Wool bonl door of too Cowtoouea to Sardord, Bandvda Cowdy Ftortda M 11-00 tom. on n o 2d day ol JWy. 2001. too kiOn otg M o o te d properhr aa aw ltom to lord Order al FVmI ■ry Judgnard. to wto Bwionary 31 and 32 and n o Wool 20 00 laM of Lei 33, Btodt 2 and otoe too Soun U2 cf m onad AJoy atgarard to toe atoraaatd on Nam. TOWN SITE O f OENEVA. aooonlng lo too t . Pago I t . of toe Pubic J Sem/note Cowdy. DATEDM Sardord. Ftortda M a U r a r e ! Jw m 1001. -AMERICANS WITH DtSAMJTIES ACT (ACA) NOT1CC- JAMES R MCOONALD and RAE D. MCDONALD, Ma wda; OOLETA NATIONAL BANK, and UNKNOWN TENAMTSOWIIERS. NOTICE O f S A U NOTICE la hereby given toot pur•uonl to n o Order or Final Judgomon o norld to Mo rauoo to n o Ctrato Cowl of Sondrudo Cowdy. Ftortda. Iw S a e lto e ad to lonenoro Cowdy. LOT 11. BLOCK C. BPRMQ VAL­ LEY ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD ED M PLAT BOOK 22. PAGE 24 ANO 71 O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMMOUi COUN­ TY. FLORtOA S t Ltmcn U y Court. A»4mydw Sprtnga, FL 32714 M pubtc otlo. to n a NgpaM and boM better, to n t h . M n o waM hard door oI n o Oondnolo Cowdy Cowthouae. Bantord. Ftortda. m 11D0 AM an JWy 2*. to o l. Dated Juno 22.1001 MARYANNE MORSE A t CLERK O f THE COURT ByAtary Sboupe Dopury Ctork Act portent o tn needing a apoctaf aooomfitodebcn to panwpaia to Ma ptocokdtog ahoWd contact oourt Artmm.atr.0on M tetaphono ntrrdiof (407)986-4330, nol War nan teven (7) doyo prior la n a ptor a aMng 1 hearing aiported. (IDii) 1400466>771. ar Vbtoa (V)1-800 955 1 770. VJ f H Y l RWry Konrtm l>a eon lAoaoaaora. PX 17757 US. I I Mom. S u it 800 CHare olar. FL 33714 (727)5314100 Pubftoh-JWy 1 .S 2001 DOOM M THE ORCUIT COURT O f THE EXMfTESNTH Bf ANO FOR COUNTY. CAB! NOLI 01-CA-1W7-14-W MANUFACTURERS A TRADERS TRUST COMPANY. THUSTH FOR SECUCTCATI3N S C IX 3 1893 3. AGREEMENT DATED SR/gS w ith the J u rm o rc f ION DtvwiON CASE NO; 09C A M 1711W FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CO KK SV.TC H r x \ r r MORTGAGE COMPANIES 0/B/A HOMEBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAtfRFF VS. PATRICX DAVID BOOUE A/K/A PAT74CK D. BOGUS, m UVMG ANO V DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEYIIEE8. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREOTTOR8 , TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER PARTIES CtABBNG AN MTERE8T BY. THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST PATRICK OAVK) BOOUE AMIA PATRICK D. BOOUE; UNKNOWN OFOU6C If* PATRI DAVID BOOUE AA1/A RATftoQK BOOUE. r ANY) TUB WC,-JOHN DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W NOTICE It hereby (Non *WL pur auard M n o Order ar Final Aoa omon noC kaA O ew lof. ( wB a al n o preparhr ohwfCcurdy. Ftortdo. UDf 1 O f WB4DWARO SQUARE, A SUBONWON ACCORD!NO TO THE PU T THEREOF, RECORDED Bf P U T BOOK IS. PAGE M. O f THR fLMUC RECORDS O f SEM5 HOLE COUNTY. FLDRCA. ond oonanardy knoon oo: 2338 AidMao G lm , Wider Perk. FL. 12718 at puMe aa4Mo n o Npioel and beat brddar, tar raah. al n a wear k a 4 dear at Vw lomlnoto Cowdy Coe ehouao. ia rlir o . f tonoo. or IIO JhM on JWy Id. 1001 t DWw* A n 22 2001 MARYANNE MORSE. CLEW AS CURK O f THE OOURT ByDongiyW.I Deputy doth r t o m r y neo4ng a opodol n «L U to pwuepew - 3 i rr.eourt nwrbar (7) doyo prior la n o pnaoodtog. E hiortng knpanod. fTTW) « n o M l •771, or Vetoo (V)i 4 0 0 4 * 5 1 n o . wo Hanra Rowy Sorvkio. 17717 US. IBNom. SWM100 Claorwarar. n . 337*4 (727)530-3000 PutiohJMy 1. a, n o t CC0I7 Bf THE CBKUT COURT FOR I COUNTY. CIVB. ACTION C A SIN G 91-CAM714W AMSOUTH BANK. OIL. DOTfAOL R ROYAU. of of.. NOTICE O f SALS NOTICE It hereby given ta t . pwtuonf to 0 Stmmory Judgomon ordond to n o m om etytad rauoo to n o C o a« Cowl of SomnsM baw dy Ftortd*. n o C-4.-V of Strdnole Cowdy oB ooi n o preporty aCuoaod In BortUncfo Ciway. nortda. Lot I. HocA T. Heo S S v a F aw n BMflon,'ioooftfng la t a p u Vitraal 00 tocontd to ftoi Bara M m fopoo 47-41 of n o Pubis Record* of Bomoudt Cowdy, Ftortdo. The Mroot addrooo cf wNWt la 170C Jericho Drtvo Caiaatoany. FVmda M a Pubtc la ta , to n a MRiaal Uddar, tor a a h . on n a weal bard atopa of n a Batranoto Cowdy Coianouao, X I North Park Avenue, Sardord. Ftortda 32771 on JWy M , to o t « 1180441 D om t JWW22.1001. MARYANN MORSE Ctork of n a CboWI Cowl lamtnato Cowdy. Ftortda By Mary Stroup* Deputy d a rk . Cuntormad cc p oi tjmtahed to t f ponoe cn a la m ort Samoa U tt Moorwo E Thoachar THE SOLOMON LAW OROUP. PA. 400 Nam AoMoy P u n • SWto 1000 PWAahJWy 1. A (001 c c o ie •EtflN O U COUNTY, COUNTY. in a c c o r d a n c e AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, poraone * n Weababra needtog a apoctaf aommmudekon a/uuU e o n td COURT AnarbMSTRARON. m no SEMINOLE Cowdy Cawnouao of 407465-4227. 14 0 0 4554771 (TDD) or 14000154770. - A- me - -.-a- me -a- to - - ■- - B na r U ’ JI 7^*7 Pubim JWy 1,9.2001 C0020 m o tkropbau Tklaptama (113X44-3000. Or. I hearing kr«w«ad. 1400*554771 (TTD); Or 14 0 0 4 6 64770 (V)V)o I tonda Ratty Sandra. MARYANNE MORSE. Chut Sam***# Cowdy. Ftortda BYMary SboM* OLEN Z. OOLDBERG ESQUIRE CASE NO: 01-CA 17514-w CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANYWEST (V i MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. THE LAW OFnCCS OF OAVK) J. STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINT1TT M l 8 Untvorady Drtvd Suae 100 FtonMton, FL 33324 (U541733 1000 0I4853KCSLW) • f THB dR C U T COURT O f the u n i JUDICIAL CJRCUfT IN AND FOR UkCNOLI COUNTY, p iT H ifa n c u T T ro ig rr O f THt 11TH JUaCfALONUAL M THE ORCUIT COURT O f THE EMHTESNTH OR AGAINST SHERRY LYNN lUftflLTT Aft. A SHTWIY l WNNETT. SARA K. MURDOCH. IF LIVING. ANO IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUOM. IMOCR OR AGAINST SARA K MUROOCH. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN pwauard to a 8wnme/y Final Judgmerd of I n t t o w i ditod J i n T l. 2801 antorod to O vt Caaa No. 01 CA 173 14 W of n a Orcua Court el n o 18TH A.artel Curud to and tor SEMINOLE Cowdy SANFORO. Ftonda. I oB a t! to n a Mghaat and boat bOdar tar ra m of AT WE1T FRONT OOOR OF COURTHOUSE at n a SEMINOLE Cowdy Courthteno toralart at M l N PARK AVENUE in CAJirOno. Ftorkto. Of I t DO a m an n a p n day of Augual. 2001 the fotomtog Baaatood property u tot tom to aald Summary Final Judgment k> vvfk LOT 3. BLOCK S. BEL-AIR. ACCORDING TO THE PlAI THEREOF. RCCOROEO IN PU T BOOK 3. PAGE 7 f. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMdrOLE COUN­ TY. FLOfVOA Daiad Me 22nd day of Jww. 200t (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL} MAffVAN.NL MORSE dark of toe O c u t Cowl By Dorotfry W. Boton MILOREC BERTONE; MICHAEL BEHTONE. JOHN DOE. UrWrawn Soouoo of MADRID BERTONE; JANE DOC, Urkmwn Rpouoo at MICHAEL BERTONE: and UNKNOWN TENANTOFOWNERS. 'ifa tL lu ti a toatonaiJa acoomncdssan » parbetpoao to Ma p ro n a a n g ahoukf contact n o Cowl Admtmatiaior a 11011 Mam:. Ftortda S l t l l (309)374-4200 Am .1W| Lit C —. . JT Pubtah: JWy 1.9.2001 CUOll Lecals Lecals L fc . a l s Leca ls - WALLACE L SHEPPARD. M M. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTWED not you o n raqWrad to c o rn aoopy ol yota Wrtaon datanaaa, I any, to I an (nemo ol PMMoner) Rhonda N. Iloilo on. whooo oddtoia It 113 H orary Am. A t Epro. Ft , 32701 on • ' •• > | JULY 10. to o t, and ' M iPn.M ofbM .NoJ I IN I III) 301 N P11OA n . SordoMFL 32771, b aton L ecals • L ecals CAM HO; 01 CASTS 14 W DU MCRTGAG1 CAPITAL. MC. PUUNTTfF VS. TERRY LEE KMNCTT AN/A TERRY L KiNNalT. If UvdaG AID IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. OfcVIbUb. GHANItfcb, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER rARTXS CLAOSJO V I INTERLST BT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOABMT TERRY LEE MNNETT AAUATERRY L KBMETT. SHERRY LYNN NffNETT M U A SHERRY L KMNEn. If UVMG ANO IF DEAD. THE UMINOWN SPOU8E, HEIRS. OCVIMES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UCNORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEE8 ANO ALL uTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN MUREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER DCFENDANT(S) WODCS OF NOTICE W HEREBY GIVEN pwiu*.-d ie a J k im ra y f t o t . k i g a ri f t tondoaw o dated Juno 22. 2001 a n a n d . i CM Caaa N a DOCA 2017 14 W t l lie CVaW Cowl * tie IITH lie ___ rto rea m "iort( Doj- cf >1 8 4 \ \ t £ Courthouto die SEMINOLE Cowdy Catthouoo tocoterl of M l N. Park A nrajt I1D0 a m on n o 54 day ol JWy. 2001 n a toWarbig daaert i ed properly oooofto to oaf la m to atkf Bwnmary Flntf Judpm nl. LOT 14. RABLEWOOO, AOCOROWQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED W PLAT BOOK 23. PAOES 7 ANO S. PUBLIC RECOROS OF BEMWOLE COUN­ TY. FIORE3A. fVr ad Oda H day el Jww 2001. (CIRCUrr COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE d a rk of die d ra w Ccwt Hjr DapuTy THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVE) J. STERN. PA ATTOHNET FOR PLAWIIfT 8 Unhentry Dnvo Sura MO (934)2338000 0O4143KFTN) W ACCOHOANCb WlfH IHb AMERICANS WITH OtSABKiTIES ACT. poroona ertto tog a tpaaal aooan oordto* OOURT AObtoKSTRATIOI/, at tie SEMINULb Cowdy Cuurlouoa al 4074C3-422T. 1 *00 •6 6 4 7 7 !(TDO) or 1406*564770. vto Ftorkto (May Sendee Pubim JWy 1, 8.2001 OC08I 1 --------------------------M THECMCUfT COURT O f TH t IfTH M ANO FOR SMBNOLE COUNTY. CAM N G 91 CA m 14 W FT MORTUAQE COMPANIES D S A CARL I BROWN MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF VS. CYNTHIA DENISE SHARP A/K/A CYNTHU D. SHARP. If UVMG ANO If OEAO. THC UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND AU OTHER PARTIES CLAM4WG AN WIERfcaf BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST CYNTHU DENISE SHARP AWARYNTHUn SHARP UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f CYNTHU DENISE SHARP A/K/A CYNTHU 0 SHARP. If ANY. ASSOCIATES FB4ANCUL SERVICE A COMPANY. BfOj AMERICAN OENERAL fin a n ce , m c . aaoa Am erican OENERAL FINANCE. JOEL R O U R O SHARP. JOHN DOC ANO M X DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION DLf CWDAN .'(Ci NOTICEOf M JBtCtO SU n* fcAet NOTICE IS HEREBY O W N f » tuonf to a Summary Final Jurtgman el tonWaowo doled Jww *2. 2301 entered to CM Cora No 01 CA 502 14 W of n o draw Court al too IITH JuBaol C k a* to and tor SEMINOLE Cowdy. Sardord. Ftonda. I rvR too to Vtt M ghta and b a a tx td a lor cash at N Waal Tram Door al »w S f mi NOtC Courty Coudhouaa located al 901 N a Port Avanua m 8«dord. Florida, al 1100 am . on v«a 94 day ol JWy. 2001 no toOoertng dooertbod pmfart-r a t *H torth ** **'d LOTS S ANO S. BLOCK E. LAKE HARNEY ACRETTE S. ACCOROWO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAGES (3) 34. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. R OROA TOGETHER WITH A IMS NOW DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME. IOTS N82051D ANO NB208IA Dated Ma 22 day ol A na. 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE dark Ol na C aart Court By Mary Swaa<a OapWy dark THB LAW OFFICES OF DAV10 J. cT enu p i ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 Unwra/ty Drive Suae 500 PUnUbon. FL 53324 (914)2334000 0I47219(FNMA)FTN !H ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OISAWUT1ES ACT. poroona nrth rtiatO h n need too a vpanot a m r m r l a u f l ahoWd cordael COURT ADahNtSTTUTION 01 no SEMINOLE County O r , ,. ____ U 437-323 4333. 1 8008554771 (TDD) or 14004864770. via Ftorkto Relay Service Pub*ah >dy 1 .4 2001 M THC CWCUIT COURT OP THE IITH j u o ic u l e m e u rr. MANOFOR SEMP40LE COUNTY. o iom oA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE HO- DO CA 2300 14 W WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. *40. FACIA NORWE8T MORTGAGE. MC. PLAINTIFF VS DALE A ANOERSON IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN MTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DALE A. ANOERSON. GAYLE P ANDERSON IF UVMG ANO IF OEAD. THE UNKNOWN SHOUbt. Mtirib. OaYtBCEa, GRANTEES. A&SIONEEa. I IFNORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHEX1 PARTIES CUUMMO AN BfTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST GAYLE P. ANOERSON. CHASE MA/PUTTArt 6 U 8< USA. NATIONAL ASSOC IAI ION. HOUSEHOLD FdUNCE COHPORAHON i«. JOraN DOC ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION . a . JfifcDtFENOANTIS) i , ■ NOTMGGP NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pwauard la a Summary Ftool Judgmerd of tarauoawa dated Jww 22. 2001 ordond to C M Coat Na. 00 CA 23S9 14 W of Do C hart Court of n o 11TH Jw loH fY t-rt n and h r BEMMOLE Cowdy Sardord. Ftortda, I r*4 a al to tod Idghdel and bddl tdrktor tor coah al Al Waal F ran Door M n * SEMI­ NOLE Courtly Cowtoouea located al M l N Park Avenue. Sardord. FL 32771 to Sardord. Ftorkto. al 11 JO a m an n a • day of Augm. 2001 n o awe dummaiy Final ^ T cT lS e g r o v e s unit k ACCOROINO TO T H t PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK 44. PAGES 242*. OF THE PUBUC RECOROS OF BEMMOLE COUNTY n 0 » 0 A Dotod Mo a day ol Jww, t o o l. (ORCUIT COUNT rtf All 11^ L . w U v ^ * - -"r f f T u a n a n a loom cow l By. Mary Skoupo Deoury dark THE U W OFFICES OF OAVK) J. STERN. PA _, ATTORNEY FOR PLABfTIPF M l 8 . Unhandy Drive 8WM MO Plardonan. FL3JJ21 (854)2334000 0043675/NCL) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, ponono orth rle e tm ia need tog a apod al accommoda-ron moWd conldd COURT ADMINISTRATION, al no SEMINOLE Cowdy Cowtoouea of 407481-4227.14069664771 (TOO) or 1 4 0 0 416477a via Ftonda Relay Sarvtao PWrtm jWy I, * 2001 CC023 W THE CIRCJfT COURT OFTHEfSTH n A*iD f o t I COUNTY, JUMWOKIKM OtVOlOH CASE NO: 01 C A tW M W VYELLS FARGO BANK UJUvECOTA. NATKXUL A«)»OCIATUH4 F/K/A NONWFST BANK MINNESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCUTION. M TRUST FOR REGISTERED HOLDERS OF IMPAC 8ECUREO ASSETS OORP. MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CER1IFCATE. SERIES 1M 84 PLAMTET VC WU.UM H STRONG. JR . W UVING. ANO IF DEAD. T H t UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEE*. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UCNORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PARTIES CLAJMINO AN M I ERLS I U). THROUGH. L'rilCP. OR AGAINST WIUIAM H. STRONG, JR.; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WILLIAM H STRONG J R . IF ANY. JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION pf*(NOANT(ft) NOTKS O f NOTICE t» HEREBY GIVEN p w tu a n to a Rwnmory Ftool Judgmart of toniiim . a 3aaad Jww 22. 2001 entered to CM Caaa No 01 CA829 14 W id n n CtoMd Cnurt cf n o 1ITM Jw*caal O o r t to and tar SCMMOLE Ccwdy a ifrO P O . fto rk j. I «R a rt to 9ia Kv/iejt and ben tedder tor cam « THE WEST FRONT DOUR al no BEMMOLE Cowdy Coutoouf* Itcned at soi N park AVENUE to SANFORO. Ftorkto. of 11.00 a m on n o t o n day of JWy. 2001 n o krtowng dooertoed pmoarly a t aal tom to oaid Summary Final LOT 13. BLOCK C. LAKE KATHRYN PARK. FOURTH ADDI­ TION ACCOROINO TO THE PUT THEREOF. AS rXCORCCO IN PU T BOOK 11 PAOCS 4541 OF (ME PU4IUC RECORDS O f SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLOROA. Owed MO *2nd day of J w m . 2001. idraCOd COURT SEAL) Mary Anno Mono dark of n o C kort Court By-DoronyW Be*on Deputy dark THEUW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 UrdvortOy Drive Sue* 600 PWdaeon, FL 33324 (854)2334000 01444TtACWF) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THC AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. perdu i4 « m J r tiriH oi read tog a apactof aooommodaaon m a id oarddd OOURT ADMMWTRATWN. 01 n o SEMINOLE Cowdy C ow noura al 407446-4227.14008654771 (TOO) nr 14004864770, vto Ftortda Rotoy Sandra. Pubtah JWy 1. a 1001 CC024________________________ M THt ORCUfT COURT O f THE IITH j u o ic u l cncun; M AND FOR UMBtOLE COUNTY, FLORtOA CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO.-. 11-CA-74B-15W WASHINGTON MUTUAL BAf*L FA SUCCESSOR DY CORPORATE MEROER TO GREAT WESTERN BANK. A FEOERAL SAVMOS Bank . EARIE J. GARtTY; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF EARLE J GARRY, SPRINO VALLEY FARMS COMMUNIIf AdSUCUiAMi C. KENNEm STUART, JR.; JANET M. STOART. MfLFN G OARITY PROVIDIAN NATIONAL BANX F/K/A FEIST DEPOSIT NATIONAL COrtPOtlADON AN UMINOWN PERSON (S) M POSSESSKN OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. NOTKS O f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p w toram to • Final Judgmore oI Fontooaun datod Juna n . m>). and ardarad to Caaa NoJI-CA-740i r W. nf too Otovrt Ctorel id h a IITH Jwtoaai C rrort in and tor Sondnoto Cowdy. Ftortda vrtiaioto Weahlngton Mutual Bank. F t Burattaor By CORPORATE Maigar To Oroal Woatom Bonk. AFodarrt SoNngo Bank la PtotaM and EARLE J. OARITY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF EARLE J. OARITY, SPRING VAUEY FARMS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION G KENNETH STU­ ART. JR ; JANET M. STUART. HELEN 0 . OARITY PROVK4AN NATIONAL BANK FrtUA FIRST DEPOSIT NATIONAL BAMC LEAS ESCOMM CORPORATION;___ AN IMKNOWN PERSON Bf POSSES­ SION OP THE SUBJECT PROPER- I edl otl totoo too AT THB WEST FRONT DOOR O f THE COURTHOUSE Of too l airdnoto County C aw totuot, In Bantord. Ftortda. M l i n o AM a m an :< f. d*y c* JW* K » i. ton tof to m In laid Ftool Judgmerd. touMr LOT 35, CLOCK C, 8*1»«ifl VMMLEY OTATTC, ABOOROBfQ TO THE PUTTHEREOF. AS RECORDEO M P U T BOOK U . RAGES T4 ANO 71. O f THE PUBUC RECOROS O f B a M O U COUN­ TY, FLOfVOA. A/K/A EM BUTTERCUP ORCLE. ALTAMOMTB BPRB4GB. R . B2714 DATED M I M B r « J « . Thfa Court Artrrfrdmmpn al (01 H Park Avanuo. Bantord. Ftortda 32771. TMaphona Nwrtoor |4 0 7 )3 2 5 * » a Not Lear H a n Sevan (7) Daya Prior la The P ie m a n*, a Ha anno knpaMO (TOO) -44094*64771. or i S t L Bawto*? ! * 770’ via «■Bvy ■--- BRfara fw, a ■»----mam Aa d a rk of aaM Cowl Dj LREUV»j TViKtoMl AaDvyWvC'art •JW OF MARSMAU C. • V A T O O t a . - --------------- f-tamaya M PtoMM IWONW«*TH ETREET. SUITE 1M FertLaudeidrte. PLS33CS r u s i -012 PiddMvJWy 1. a, 1001 ^ ^ m M M B M M n a ra M o l F ? S 2 n b * r 'o L 4 » O P . b’ fwdbvl n are C aort Cowl tar Samkxia Cowdy. Ftonda. Prubato U v M n . too a d o ara af e h k h la 301 N am PoA. to U O L CllBlM. 'BNBia 12771. H a n a n r a a n d M h a u V are tar torthbato* . A U MTl R t l l LD PERSONSANa N U lM iD TIJ* wt)gm ,, ■da Court era ravRod to Na n a b obfaraona vrtto N a Oeurt WfTHM D IE LATER O f T V fM MONTHS AFTER THE DAT1 O f THB FE11T PUBLICATION OP IM S NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THB DATE OF 6 0 M C E OF A COPY OP TIM NOTICE ON THEM Al cradtora of toe i or a copy el Na naBaa te h rw a m d a tB a n t ol «** Court WITHIN THE UTBR O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE IRRET PUBLICA­ TION O f THW NOTIC* OR THMTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f EERV K t O f A COPY O f THK NOTICE ON THEM. ol n a I a Sanaa court WITHM THREE MONTHS AFTtn TIC DATE OF THE PMST FUBUCJTOOHOFTMiNOTKE. AU CUIUS. OCUAIKS f . C OCJJXTWMS NOT 60F d.H k WBl BE FOREVEH BARRED. Tha Btoa ad to* M ptM oalan ol i It JWy 1,1001. p . 1*73 Laavory Dilv* Oviado. Ftorkto 327*8 Alton e y tor laeranca E DOton. Eaqua* LAWRENCE E DOLAN. P A 103 Coil JAUaan Suaal Orlando. Ftortda S2M1 7S!c*icr*:4C7 611 7330 Pi h*m JWy I 1 9001 CC037 VEMCU AUCTION 1 -M Ford. • 1FTDF15Y7KJ4W43M 1 .8 2 P a d . iKL2IN54*lN*JQ2aUM Aueton httd 17-1641 I OAM • 1140 B. C R 427. to bo • PubbahJWy 12001 CC0B5 I �Legals Lecals Legals Lecals 1JCUU1 LL Tilt: HERALD PutdahJMp a, 15, SOOt C C «t OEFENOANT(S) OTANTEtS. OR OIHFR CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN CURRENTADORES3 UNKNOWN YOU ARE NCmnED t a t «n MS«A PuMati: JiAp 3,15.2001 COOSA Lecals Lecals Lecals Lecals f* tr-jrn rrf. u pfC9R«r w PLAT BOOK 41. PAOE 6. OP THE PUBUC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY FIO W A . LESS 4 POR­ TION O f LOT 3. MORE PART1COLARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS BEOW AT THE SOUTHEAST COR­ NER O f LOT S. TUSKAW1LLA TRAIL SUBDIVISION AS RECORD­ ED H PU T BOOK 41, PAOE I. PUBLIC RECORDS O f BEMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA RUN N85MWVY. ALONG THE SOUTH UNE O f SAIO LOT 3. A DISTANCE O f I 0 « FEET TO A PUNT ON A CURVE. CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE O f I I M 'i r AND A RADIUS O f 77320 FEET, THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF N IM rW E . RUN NORTHEASTER­ LY ALONG SAJO CURVE. A DIS­ TANCE OF ISO 44 FEET TO A POS4T ON THE NORTH UNE OF BAJO LOT 3. THENCE SSSITATE ALONG SAX) NORTH UNE. A DIS­ TANCE OF n o t FEE! TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER O f SAX) LOT a. SAID POINT BEING ON THE WESTERLY RIGHT OP WAY UNE O f TUBKAWXJU ROAD, SAIO POINT ALSO BEING ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGIE O f IL S T ir AND A RADIUS OT C l! J1 FEET. THENCE FROM A TANGENT *31, PalCctl RNWann. 7005 HwSNB At* SarOwd, FT. 37771. O r n i M m C i a m n . 175 W. Wanan A ra n a , Longwood. on Mondqi JMr IS, *001, M 7:00 p jn . of aa aoen toanaaAar aa poaacaa to con- P3ff ■raapwori orin*' pceownrigvtbbwicri*- rMMi**m aov!tM •*cnort^rwTc* S u b jic t P ro p e rty BANK O N i MORTGAGE AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO AMERICAN FLETCHER MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC. UNKNOWN OCCUPANT *1, UMCNOWN OCCUPANT FT. and *1 panto* hantoganpitghL atom, Ma or (•CAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE ORCUR COURT BYJmAIi KLig or * e * m t OatondanL WILLIE J. BTARUNG. YOU ARE HEREBY MOTHTED ltd! DEPUTY CLERK LAW O f n e t s O f DAVID J. STERN ATTonricr t o r p l a in tif f 101 B. UWVERSHY WOVE a SUITE tOO PLANTATION. FL 33324 PlAJl*!. Jj V5,15.3D0T WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGO l i l t MATTER ANY PERSON WtSHMQ TO EMURS THAT AN ADEOUAT1 RECORD OP THE PROCEEDINGS » MAINTAINED S S c ^ fle B E E B a o c a n c i (CCUIT SEAL) imd* n i l ’J *ry m tu rtre a atoarad M toa dw va nw aanger haadng, ta N Ia nap naad a a iN A n TTa Of i i i i I rato M 5* " » * • punuant to ■ flummarp FUN IlSBi i - M M « to CM No. 00- D V r l f i t SS dap c* J i m . POM I4ARYAFME MORSE. CLERK C U M OF THE COUNTY COURT CC-49T1-1GU r*~*~3 M EM TJ t i l l j : UJ-2. W r t i r W ttM al LEGAL DCBCFBPTIOFL A p a ia l a nyj.try av™ D to B O M K RM ara a paraon into a t a M y LOT I AND THE NORTH M.1 FEET O f LOT A AND THE EAST 119 O f VACATED ALLEY ARIA CENT ON WEST. BLOCK E. REVISED P U T OF MARKHAM PARK MIGHTS. ACCORD**! TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M P U T BOOK 1, PAGE 7*. OF M LUCOUlfpr.TLOrajA TVCHARD B. DWINB, WANE S. WVWS. P M T UMON NATIONAL BANK. WWOFIEU) RESERVE ASSOCIATION, M C. SUNMUNO CORPORATION. WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. LLOYD • NEWMAN. SUNTRUST BANKCARD, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. UNRED STATES OF AUCnCA. DEPARTMENT OF PRERNAL REVENUE SERVICE. tn d UMCNOWN TENANT(5). Ip Karton da I orto 11 CURAESEXNCE UNKNOWN h r FHkLLHOA BUTLER toU WITNESS Nw«. tr J » a caal si Bts C out to SEMINOLE C oudr ( t o u t toa dap ol j u N M SMI, toot. (SEAL) . MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CURK O f THE ClflCUR COURT BY R an King DEPUTY CURK U W OFFICES O f DAVKIJ STERN ATTORNEY FOR PUPR1FF •01 ■ UWVERSTTY DRIVE PLANTATION, a 33374 18M1CD3oax 0I-FO4I6INCM) m ACCORDANCE WITH THE AtCfVCANS WITH OlSABXJTIES AUI. |a i M a «nJl liia h n U l W »J ROAD). FLORIDA Th* a t JoBna RN*> MMN tAanagamaN Dtotool haraOy SN** NOTICE O f TO BRENT TO ISSUE a aator M l oonMcaora man** purauart to toa ragM aiaraa M O aptor S73. Ftortoa Stototoa (FS.J. Part to. and crapaara 52531 M d 40C-3. ftortoa AMMMrato* C adi (FAC I. to to* tofewtog appacarRa) an AUGUST 7. MSI. JAMES R. JOYCE E70S COUNTRY CLUB RO SANFORD. FL S H I I Th* B**<t) eottatoPB aaito at » a Mioia M U a iA U n K il la a d to tn tor toapadtan Monday tomato Frtdap aaeapl tor togal hetdapa, too a m to 500 pjto M tod BL JNto* M a r WIMr MaMBMMrt Dwtod Haadpuaftofi » to* appaoprtoto Santo* Cardar. T la OaMcl a d toA* acnon on aadi parrra appatadon U K aftoaa a aaaa ■ paMon lor an a d i a m i l t a procaaong (hawing) I* toad purauart to toa praM ona of Bacaora l » 5 M and 120 57. F S . and O aptor (S-105 and Badton 40C-1.1007, FAC. A paraon ahgaa autalanLal AUCTION REMOVAL OF THE DCSCRBED v e tC U L S ) WAS CONOUCTEO M COMPLIANCE WITH F.S.FI5.T5. NOTICE THAT HARRY’S TOWMQ WILL SELL SAX) VEHICLE(3) AT PUKJC AUCTK3N FOR CAIN ON JULY 15. 3001 AT SAJd. AT *65 W. FULTON ST. SANFORD, FT. 1(771. ALL VEHICLES SOLO AS I t NO TITLE GUARANTEED. HARRY* TOWING RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BK> ON ANY VEHK3U(S) VEMCLEIS) MAT B t VIEWED ONE HOUR PFNOR TO SALS !*•* TOYOTA mcF72p*xca irm Pubtaf A. TO01 t a baV U u a S i a d u d nodoa. P a ia a to B a e p e a to in e W n tia e n a la l eenatoule a atow r el enp i v « eudi paraon map have to laduaaa ntokadaa aatonwaflun (having) aO cr E xeont 110 5M and 170 67, inanang to* aixtad pam a appacaton Ptodona w*teh ara nut Nad m iw e■ » WtoM ew p re a p e n ae ra e a i * d U S oraau! B K fuaaPw fa M a la a > ti« p i» a a ia d U ^ ra d ato m iA tN fin N ag a n rp a d u n a a i peMton naena t a L f e OWWera «nal acdon map t a ddafinl fern toa �Page 6 B Sunday. July A. 2001 JURISDICTION DIVISION Cm * Me. 01-CA-100*-14-0 Fint Union NaHaral Rank. • • Truataa of th* Amotlirng nr,.danu»t CoMMnl Tm»t. Sanaa 2000 OC3 PUUNT1FF. V* Kendra U » MrC*uaiand. Monon C. OaaraM. w o n i w Tiualea of 9 a Brian R Oaaald fWrooabla Troat datad May I t. 19*7, Th* Unknown Hair*. davtaaaa. grant#**. la&3lfied Dop To Place Your Ad Lecals CASE NO: 01 CA 00011 H Q COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. PlA'VTirF vs DEBORAH F WADE. IF LfVlNO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES GfUNTEES. A9K1GNFFA mmaCampMnl D*t*d on ft* day of JUN79 Toot W0I ltto sfc c e r t a in w a i n c r WAY# LYINa EAST OF ANO SOUTH OF ANO CONTIGUOUS TO BLOCK *3 M M 6MITKS SUOOtVI SION. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK t. PAGE 55 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. ANO THAT CERTAIN RIGHT O f WAT LTINO EAST OF AND CONTIGUOUS TO LOT 4. DIXIE. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 101 OT THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA MARYANNE MORSE Clark oI r a Gout By Ruth King Deputy Car* FUriahJUy B. ts. 2001 CCOS2 •*CaU*322-2611 ‘ Seminole Herald L b g a is IP C A L B L egate LIENO RS. proparty t t ! . . taiknown p*raon(t) In poaaaaaton <4 th* autyaet taai property l £ . imknuwn pwtanfl) C R ED IT O R S. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DEBORAH F WADE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DEBORAH F. WADE. IF ANY; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC acG^rrur.ofi systems * me.. ILLut ii h a ra tr sh ad that, pur- Th* Unknown H an . davtaaai. gryrla aa. a iitm * * . kanor*. cradf Attention neaderall ira flagal lot com pany* doing buainaaa by p t o u to p r o n to you a loan and aak you to pay (of It b a to n thoy daflvar. For m a n WormatSon. c a l toATraa 1-877-FTC H a f . IA p u Jc aarvtoa ma t g a lorn Th# Sam tool# HatakJ and th# Fadond T nda Commuaron| property aa act (Orth in said Summary Final Judgment., tow fc LOT 27. HKMANO PINES UNIT 1. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE 95. OF THE PUBl i e RECORDS o r SEWtNOte COUNTY, FLORIDA Oared iNe 29 day of June. 2001. (CIRCUIT COURT REAL) MARYANNE MORSE Oartc o# the Circuit Court 61—M oney to Lend 27—N ursery 4c C hild CarLCPfVActMOM/Ptaymim B y M ary Slroupa Deputy CJwfc I l k LAW OfOCeO O f DAVID J OEFENOANT(S) DEFENDANT 5 9 — F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s 2 3 — Lo s t 4 c F o u n d tor cam *1 WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE at Ih* SEMINOLE County Cmetfcme brala-1 al TOI N PARK AVENUE m SANFORD. Florida, al II 00 a m on Via 31 day JOHN DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to a Summary Fktal Judgmanl 01 k n t U u t (Mad J i n 21, 2001 tnieiu! In C M C ate Ns. o t CA 00013 M Q ol (h* Cktxri Court of Via tBTH Judoal Clmri to and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanford, Florida. I wS tad IDth* Nr/taH and taut blddat lor cam a: AT WEST FRONT DOOR ol r * SEMINOLE County Coyrfpuuoa tocalM al 301 N Park Avarua In SarSord. Florida, at I t DO a m. on It* 31 day of A2y. 2001 » a fe*mmg 12—Elderly C are contact c o u n t ADMiniS|RATION, at th* SEMtNOLE County CourihouM at 407-553-4277. 1-000 U S E 771 (TDO) or 1-000-055-0770. via Florida Ratay Satiric* Sm m aiy Final Judgmant. loan* LOT 30, BLOCK B. COACH LIGHT ESTATES. SECTION HI, ACCORD WO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS PECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 25. PAGE BO. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA G aud e u 23 i i , ct June. 2001. (CiRCurr c o u r t sea l ) MARYANNE MORSE CMk ol » a O cu « Court By Mary Strtxpa Daputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVK) J. :c rv y e t» m » * s i 21— P ersonals balo. a Uwy tllU rjf. tntorma s o n . f i w h i m 1-M /4T C ICLP ( A piiSe w v t i maooaga t e n Th* SanWiol* Horald and th* Fadatal Trad* Commtotton) Thattk you 7 1 — H s i f W a N TFn * ADHESIVES* 55— B u s in e s s WE TRAIN S11HR OPPORTUNmES Lecals Local Work 1-000-771-7704 INVESTIGATE BEFORE Y0UMYEBT1 Ahmyi a good policy, aapodaty lor tU SH U 3 i p l M t u b rnnad In wromg and net earn Wan 5 0 0 p m , Thuraday, Augual 15, 5 7 — O r r o « l U N ITIES Women1* Financial Support Oro*'p ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 101 S Unnr*r*4y Ditv* Bud* 500 f-knarun. fL JJir-l (154)233-5000 0O54757(FM)CWF IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES f i s t h i w i t t tAW Ctt FALCO 1235 HOUSEHOLD HEMS ANO ART. JA6UN WAR6PCV FIDO HOUSEHOLD GOODS. AUSON CHASE 997 FURNITURE ANO HOUSEHOLD GOOOS. BRIAN COR TON M U FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD 0 0 0 0 9 . Ing ■ apadal aocom m odm n ahoUU (O M d COURT A0MMSTRATX3N. ol lh* SEMINOLE County Courihouaa ol 407-555-4227, 1-500 9551771 (TDO) or 1-000955-5770, ato Florida Raloy Sarvtc*. PutriNi JUy 9.15,2001 CCO90 Auctfun Sarvtc** . Ucanaa IS 8 1 A $50 00 fdaanmg depots ha ad- woman, o n : rtwi w i " in a n tin g a bettor Snondaltubaa. 407-32O-0QG2 O R L A N D O ’S # 1 D A T E L I N E NEW NUM BER! Ihtsc 3 digits Credit Cord Billing 1-A 0 0 -C ITY -K U N mw * Subscribe Today! I J [ '■ ■ f t S t r t l c a I-MM99-DATT K M Chtck Out On HoLUN Wcbrila Seminole Herald 407/322-2611 cm w UNOtVIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS DECLARED IN SAID DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM TO BE AN APPUflT fa itt tti m e f s r f f « 5 » n f i t UNIT N O IL Fhnuant to « I Fair Data REMOVAL OF THE DCBCflOEO VtmCUUS) WA3 CONDUCTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH F S .7 tS .ra NOHCC THAT HARRY'S TOYRNO WILL SELL SAIO VEHICLE. 5) AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR CASH ON JULY 90,3091 AT M M AT 055 W. FULTON ST. SANFORD. FU 12771. ALL VEHICLES SOU) AS O . NO TITLE GUARANTEED. HARRY'S TOWING RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BIO ON ANY VEHICU(S). VEHICLE(S) MAY BE VIEWED ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE. 1154 MAZDA JU10C221 OF 1545244 Dowd tia 29 day el Jiaw. 200t MARYANNE MOMSfc Cwk ct Cvort Court ByMotySvoito* Dvouhf D art COOSJS S STAWIARSM. PA 4010 Boyacoul Dotiavard Su m 450 Tampa, FL 33907 Tataphon* (913)077-5000 C5S410-01-1103 Fhtolah Ju ty S 15.2001 COOTS n la v i s PiamUTa atlomay or ImmadtitaY w ilt AGE my .Mfd u<i 1to u J l) •aid Court on j UL 02 2001. Aa CMk c4 Ya Court S r Audi King .At Dvpuly d*rti COOfUS S BTAWIARSKI. P A 4010 Boyaooul BoiAavaid Sulla 450 Tamp*, a 33907 Talaphon* (913)977-9009 CESII001-1B10 A W f l l A I , 15.2001 CCliTI RAFAEL A. SILVAQNOU. ANY UMUKJWN SPOUSE OF RAFAEL A SILVAGNOU. JAYC V. RULLAN. ANY UNhNOWN SPOUSE OF JAYE V RULl AN, RfYERSKJE AT TWIN RIVERS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC. SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO. ■ dutohad Florida corporation, ANO ANY UNKNOWN PARTY M N O M u FIRST NAtlONWlOe MOFTTOAGt: CORPOFWTION PLAINTIFF KADtY L EMNM. IF LFV1N0. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEINS. DEVISEES. RRANTFF3. ASSIGNEES. LIENCRS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A ll OTHER PARTIES CLAtMMG AN WTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST KATHY L FINWIN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KATHY L Rnf.TJ r n e t. f y n r r c *~t TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENDANT! 8) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE ISLE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pultuam to a Sunmaiy Final Judgrnm at tomdoaura da lad J u a 29. 2001 anlamd In CN9 Caaa No. 00 CA 2144 14 O o(9i* C b a * Courts! to* I ITH Ju fcM C im * to ond tor BOaNOLE County. SANFORO. Florida. I aril **• Ir tha hPhatt and haat btofta* lor AT WEST FRCNT DOOM N Itw SEMINOLE County Courihou** bcatad 1 M l N PARK AVENUE m SANFORD. Florid*. *1 11.00 a m on Ova 31 day of JlAy. 2001 m* lokjMng deaenbad property e« aal toft) to aald Summaty Flnaf • r i j i a d i m * XT PUBLIC AUCTION. FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CASH. ON DEMAND TO HIGHEST BfOOER. THE FOL­ LOWING DFBCFMRFO VFHKXE. A lC T m YEAR lAtPE VtV» JULY 20TH B4 HONDA •OFHPkPttTFTA"** I lit in at acAccU EalkJUCU l i . t s tm n iL tJi.iti. .tv .n l.lh li / l\l I S A N F O R D H O U S I N G A U T H O R ITY C o n s tr u c tio n and Ttte Housing Autnortty ol me Cny ol tianfora (fiHA) ts accepting appUcationt tor construction end maintenance worker* for its Vacant Unit Preparation Crew. These are temporary positions with an expected duration oi 90 to 1SO days. We are seeking persons wttn ms following skate: Carpentry, Plumbing, Floor Ttie Installation, Drywall, Electrical, Painting, and General Labor. is dependent upon skM level but wM range from $0.00 per hour to $14.00 per hour. Emptoymsnt applications may be obtained et the SHA, 94 Castle Brewer Court, 8enfcwd, FL 32771, phone (407) 323-3160. Applications for the Vacant Unit Preparation Craw wtl be accepted u/itff 4.-00 tt.n L O P T , o n J u l y .'3, Z 0 0 1 . Parsons oc4jcted tor employment are subject to drug screening. The SHA is an Equal Opportunity Employee McConnaa Tearing 9Raoovoty. 1800 Santonl Av*. GankJTO, FI. 32773 Proapafv* bktoan may Inapacl vHJUrj v < Vu> ta tlut.-i* o n 'CAbM CR OERTFIED FUNDS' McComal timing raaawaa F a d p i to anoapl of la(aal ViGlA LUIATES, ACCCRPi-SG TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE I ANO 2, OP THfc ru ta u o nfcCw nM OF 8E50N0LE COUNTY. FLJOROX Dated t a t 2* day ol Jim*. 2001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clarii 14 F a d m * Court By Mary B tro^a Dapury Cl*fk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAYTO J. This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the seme greet results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. SOUGHT TO BE FORELCOSED HEREM, 1. Ads wili be scheduled to run for 2 days. 2. Price of item must be stated In the ad and be $100 or teas. 3. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week.' 4. You should call and cancel as soon as Item sella. 5. AvsHsbfe to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ed must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presentod In person fully prepared to the Seminote Herald Classified Department Florida * 1100AM on to* 2rU day ot AuguaL 2001, 9 » toSonlng d tto A o d LOT 94. MONROE MEADOWS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TfrTREOF AS RECORDED W PLAT BOOK « . PAGES 12 a HO 17. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI. NOLL COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE: P lan er* to tw Faa D*M CoSartton Fhaetico* AH >«u a it 7 . A d v/i't s t a r t a s s o o n a s p o s i i b t o . 8 Clsixlfind Management's decision on copy acceptability wffl ba finsl. LEARN TO CRH’S TRACTOR TRAILERS IDD m im NEEDS)! Dated si* 29 Say ol Jun*. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE PLAINTIFF Clark of O o * Court coon (407)786-TALK* Wcx/i while y e w t A id s a x t rossccsid i cr th« p p o p f r t y By Mary Stroup* D*a*Ay d a f t COOIL.S S 3TAWIARSKL P A 4010 Soyaooul BoUavard Seri* 450 Tampa. FL 33507 TeHffcon* (913)577-4005 c a s a ie o t-iia o P u tteh Ju»y a is . 2001 Ladies CaU FR EE! TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED '-N P U T BOOK 'a, PAGE 5343, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS GF GCM1N0LE COLIN TY. FLORIDA EXHIBIT 'A' DATED on J i n 29.2001. SEAL MARYANNE MORSE CMkUCriOrwSCsu’l ByMary Strrxpa OapufyOarii Damon M EOa, E aqun DAVID SEAN MULLVAIN. e r c u t u r r m o r tg a g f SERVICES. INC; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF E***0 KFAM MULLVAIN. ANO UNKNOWN TENANTS'OWNERS DEFENDANT* S| NOTICE OF* FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HERLBY GIVEN purU M to a Summary Trial Judgmanl ol loroctoam daiad Jjn# 29. 2001 anaiad n CM Caaa No EOCA 2421 140 ol tTa O o M ComI a Yl* I f TH Judclal CfrouN Fi and tor SEMI­ NOLE CowFy SANFORO Flonda. I * e M i to 9 a ta^wat and b * J taddar • • • • 16 Day COL Training Day 4 Wiakand Cluaaa Financial Assistant* Carrion Hiring On Sit* .T r u c k D riv e r \ In s titu te 800-554-7364 PHONE: ADDRESS �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad GET ^ ■ the J0 B D 0 N B Sunday. .Inly li. 2(101 f’flfiC 103— H o u s e sUN i-uR N isiiro 71—l i a r Wanted 71—H elp Wanikd 71— H elp W a n t e d 7 lt food ersvict workers S e v a n ! open'ng* In Altamonte *tng the Big Rig* E rceiant pay beboncTii as an entry ts v tltu rl m wan OUkcNAMi. KG C G I! Gatiiuait tOwn-Epn Mu* b e R fe k>W2C»e. n u l mfoy w aking m u m M M i * Ii m a d a a n criminal hMory. 56 50/hr. Apply PEOPLEMARK, INC, 341 fi MaMand Am 4320. MM. 407*29-6229, EOE DFWP. >iOW1 800 435 5593 a E qutp m .n l S .rv lc i ch/ttalper: Will train. D a an nog mewd. Drug F it* 407-324» 4 0 7 A M « 'N O 141—H omes For S ale 141—H omes For S ale 4 0 7 -3 2 1 *0 7 5 9 153— A c r e a g e L o t F o r S ale nearly D O Y L E 'S R E N T A L S Sanford 2/2 With 1 car oarage 5 iinicn pul R tssotrs dinar. Fid a ra . Sanford 2 /t 1/2 2 Story Condo ad Dkikig nm. Launtky Rm. Near Painl A CHA 56251600 Sanford 3/2. CHA. With Shad 5 Fenced Back Yard *725.5700 DOYLE REALTY, INC. (407) 322-2495 WE RENT S SELL HOMES 1-4042. Geneva 4BR 2 1/2 ba. lofl Ig larrdy rm, wjxxl * Nrt lb? 7 crt’ pwagn, •had. 2 aray tptc, pool. U tU acre* 407-349-5857. DELTONA 10acm* kfaaf for moWa hometna. horaat, cama. lamwig or nurtaryi Zoned agilcuRuril 54.901YACRE. Sm down w/own«r Inanca 904-787-1772 o t 904-7878822 _________ 1 5 7 — M o b il e H o m e s Fo r S ale Handy man Special: Smell 3BIV1 BA at 1022 1291 SI. Sanford Inarde M u n fw h e d Easy term*, km down, n o c fo m y c c tb , toed raiofnenong 1-800885-4414. Sanford: 12.52.2/1,55*. No part, double roof, 2 thorti. awnmgv 30 B tcraan porch. CHA. 58.000, pnea nog 386-789-6842. C am agt Cove Doubtawida. I I M iq fl. 3/2 . CHA. Iga corner lot, ape-kanem mckidod. comm pool 512500 407-416-4224.______ _ Avai. now 178.000. 407 Or 407-324-4848 107— M o b il e H Fo r R e n t Iranchsei. C al Florida Depf of A gnadura • CcrwaTia' Services at 800435-7352 or FTC-HELP tor U 4 H b m s c n Or vae ota W»6 Nw™ .flc.gov*tzop. Ftonrta law tarydaa aalat» or ce-ian he* sew eeoeiVW m to raoNW adh Florida Dept, of A gncutura 4 C orm m er Senfees bdora eeBng Looking For STAFF •Aob-la home. Satdoid. 1983 Skytma. 14.56 partly tumnhed. w rdm artarnd Hamaaon, C at 407330-5661. om es 3BRI2BA. localad on F a Si Jo h n t Rrvari tfo peti/no kids. Located In Qoneva. 565<Vmo, If l 1 Iasi. 407349-1110. Tire d ot people w alking their d o g s In her ya Clarice shrew dly Installed a hydraulically operated lawn section. 1 5 9 — R e a i . F-STATE W anted Wa Buy H ouse*, C ondos. C om m ercial and Land. F oreclosure BTOPPEO. Back Paym ents Brought Up To Oafs R elocating? D ivorced? End T eruntiT We C an HELP!! Any C ondition, Any Aroa, FAST 7 i—H fi p W anted 117—C ommercial R en ta ls IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS Wanked; Handyman ip e o a i si HE. or NW Orange and Semkiola Cry I can Oder ltd maikat pnoa. 1 you can 2920 S. Orlando Drive • Sanford 407-323-8787 J 'O fflco e C o a s t to C o a e F sin ce 1954 123—Wanted t o Rent Edilod by Timothy E . 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QHOST ■ 30LDIER3 “ -. | r : . Sides. (Doubleday. $24.05.) T h e story of a United States Anny pltu: tc rescue prto err- rf Colemans learn what it takes to p a tro l Sanford on bike (fnwdtng siipito'jre nf the Bataan death march) In the Philippines In earty 1945. • 4 . A N A LB U M O F M EM O R IE8, by Tbm Brokaw. (Random House. $29.95.) More personal histories from members of "the By Din Ping Editor C T a s f f ir a S e m Y .i* t 1000 hours, Kyic and Jayson Colem an m ake final prepa­ rations for the day’s assignm ent. Hr ’met straps are tight­ ened, a final safety check is conducted, and sunscreen Is liberally applied. T heir mission: To shadow Officer Ed M orales u he patrols the streets of Sanford on bike. The three-hour lo u r of du ty provided Kyle, 9, and Jayson, 14, a first-hand look at w hat it takes to be a bike cop, a valuable lesson for Kytc w ho is considering a career in public safety. "I probably w ant to grow up to be a police officer,** Kyle said. •E ither that o r a firem an;” M orales show ed Kyle and Jayson the In’s and o u t’s of his beat, which Includes the lake front, the H istoric District and portions of Georgetown. H e also provided a to u r of the police station and Fire A George Carlin. (Hyperion, $22.95.) The comedian offers opinions on everything from God to pets to the Lone Ranger's laundry. 6. B E A B I8 C U IT, by Laura Hillenbrand. (Random House, $24.05.) A biography of the horse whose career culminated In a 1938 match race with War Admiral. 7, F O L E Y IS Q O O D , by Mick Fdev. T.ta second bohlnd-tne-scenos memo! by tbe professional wrestler known as 6. rtiU H 'SiW a B R O T H E R S , oy Ju M p i. J . E C u . ( r - .c p f . 3 2 5 .: A t t c t r r * r * t j t o f j •it w j . a lot of fun," Kyle sa.’J . "H e's j y fa .o rn c a ,p ." The boys got to know M orales because of his frequent stops at their parents' bakery ('tom m y's C ustom Bakery) on 2nd atieel arid Sanford Avenue. "H e's a good guy,” Kyle said. "H e stops in every day." Police Chief Brian Tooley said the relationship M orales has built w ith the Colem ans is w hat he envisioned w hen the departm ent first began bike patrols. "We get a lot of positive com m ents from the dow ntow n business com m unity about the job Ed and the other officers are doing," Tooley said. "H e makes frequent stops by m any of the businesses ol the Intertwined lives of the nation's J * ™ I TRUTH t * . . . . by Melissa Ethortdgo with Laura Morton. (VHIard, $24.95.) Th e autobiography of the rock lO.WHeN YOU COME TO A FORK IN THE ROAD. TAKE H I by Yogi Berra with Dave Kaplan. (Hyperion, $16.95.) Reminiscences and aphorisms from the Yankee H a l of Famer. Fiction 1. S E V E N UP, by Janet Evanovtch. (8 t Martin's, $24.95.) Stephanie Plum, a New Jersey bounty hunter. Is assigned the task ot findVig e semirelired mob2. L E A P O F FA fTH , by Dantelte Steel. (Delacorte, $19.95.) Upon reluming to the French chateau of her childhood, a woman encounters now tovo and mortal 'JiHWaCT. 3 "fi” IS FO R PER IL, bv Sue Grafton Pictured above and right, Sanford Officer t£d Morales la shadowed by Kyle, 9 (pictured In the middle) and Jayson, 14, Cotaman of Sffdord. The two children rode their bicydea with recently to (earn what It (3 like to petrol Sanford on two wneeia. Kyie t» erperfonea was a valuauia (M ining expert- — < , tviwt Miwe (miM l IV m w u i m saovw tu ww w uiw wvs'Mi »*• iv ii i V* v t n v II *••••■* (laid operating jm K cJuiu for youth riJc-dfoitgu. "Especially If we . (Marian Wood/ Putnam, $26.95.) The California private eye Kinsey Millhone searches for a prominent specialist In geriatric medicine who has gone miss Sec Bikes, Page 2C 4. A P A IN TFO H O U 8 E , by John Grisham. (Douoieday, I2V.95.) Tbe experiences ot a 7-year-old boy whose parents live and work in tbe cotton fields of Arkansas. 5 . C A N E R IVER , by Lakta Tademy. (Warner, $24.95.) The story of four generatlons of *•'.... .. • Africanwomen, from 1B34 to 1936. 6. H O LLY ­ W O O D W IVES — T H E NEW GENER­ A TIO N , by Jackie Collins. (Simon & Schuster, $26.) Koning discusses what's in and what’s out for this season’s fashions |ehH U iiik s r e pariw ns an1 ruthless ambitions of women in today’s 7. ON T H E S T R E E T W H E R E YO U L IV E , by Mary Higgins Clark. (Simon & Schuster. $26.) A defense lawyer finds herself haunted by two murders that took place 110 years apart. 8. B A C K W H EN W E W ER E G R O W N U P S , by Anno Tyler. (Knopf. $25.) A 53-ye«r-old woman, the head of an unruly extendod family In Baltimore, tries to recover her original self. • 9. FIN AL T A R G E T , by Iris Johansen. (Bantam, $24.95 ) Alter seeing her nanny and Secret Service agents mur­ dered. the president's young daughter becomes catatonic. 10 . A M ER ICA N G O D S , by Neil Qaimon. (Morrow. $26.) A man Just out ol prison becomes ontanglod In tbe schemes of an enigmatic gntter. No matter what time of yaar It is. fashion Is always a op priority for the many ladles In Seminole County. w h a t is b right an d lightw eight — som ething th at stands out. Q: W hat are good sum m er accessories? A: Things that look good, but arc useful too. The hat, of Q: W hat is ap p ropriate to w ear for those fam ous sum m er w eddings? A: It has to be fashionable, b u t lightw eight ar.J airy, s j cum m er w eddings can present a challenge for ladles. Remember, you have to layer in the sum m er because yo u 're going in and out of air conditioning. mer fashions do's and don't’s with Q: W hat's hot for this sum m er? ' * now. A: C apris a re 'hot right T hey 're not shorts, b u t th ey 're not panto. They help h ide o u r knobby knees. A nything w ith an i­ m als is also hot. T hat safari look is also In. Q: W hat's a fashion faux pas for the sum m er? A: People that w ear sh orts that are too short an d d o n 't have the figure to w ear them . T h at's definitely out. Q: W hat are yo u r typical sum m er col­ ors? A: The blues and purples. It's really course, is essential. The straw hat w ith the m atching han d bag is a good choice. In sum m er, you imm lw r/ \ Q: W hat's som ething that w as in last year, but not so m uch this year? At Running shorts and little tee tops. They were in last year, b u t not this year. Long pants were also in last year, b u t this year, it’s all capris. Q: A re sandals still fashionable? A: They change the styles, but they will never go out-of-stvle. T hey're just too com fort­ able. H ow eve* .1(ait s have to m ake sure their toe nails are painted because you d o n 't w an t to have to w ear panty hose in the sum m er. �T he S eminole H erald I’ftgC 2C, Sunday. July 8. 2(811 comes to Lake Mary High School Shakespeare’s telling was original. The 20th Century brought us an updated version of "Romeo anti Juliet” The setting changed from Verona to New York. The waning families became rival gangs. "West Side Story" also brought something to the retelling of "Romeo and Juliet" that the origi­ nal did not have. Musk. With m usk by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Steplten Sondheim, "West Side Story" fea­ tured some very memorable songs, including "Maria," "America," "Tonight" and "I Feel Pretty." But the play actually startod out as "East Side Story." When Jerome Robbins came up with the idea to make a modem "Romeo and Juliet," it was 1948 and in New York, things were brewing on the East Side. The couple was a Jewish boy and an Italian Catholic girl. There were still rival gangs. But by the time Robbins got everything and everyone in place to start work on the nlay, it was several yearn later and that storyline was dated. Hence the move to th "West Si playing on be playing School, Jul; 7 p.m. each student dir all the role And Lake 1 for quality more couic theater at c Lake Mi located on Road. Williams, Blackwell to wed Pamela Jean Williams and Charles Edward Blackwell, both of Denary, recently announced their engagement. Williams is the daughter of Robert M. and Carolyn Williams of Dellary. She is a 1985 graduate of Seminole H igh School and a 1996 graduate of the University of Central Florida. She currently a HieLiquorStore y PAMELA J. HELTON, P.A THELUCKYLOTJERYSTORE YTywia a u r a , w i i i i r e n a Payment Plans • Also Practicing In: Family Law, Modification, Child Support, Landlord / Tenant, Evictions, Domestic Injunctions, Guardianship, Probate and Wills. 801 N. 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Kerr is the da ughter of Howard and Cinny Coomb* of Sanford. Bom in New Jersey, she is agraduate of Boone High School in Orlando and the Gainesville's University Florida. She currently is the owner of Mosquito Bay Pottery <n N>w Sm yrna Beach. M arsch la the son of H ow ard an d Bonnie M arsch o f M iam i. Bom in M iami, he la a g rad u ate of A m erican Senior H igh School in M iam i a n a D aytona Beach C om m unity College. H e currently la the - f. , § $ ^ J ■M k' i Patrrela Joan Williams and Charles Edward Blackwell teacher w ith Sem inole C ounty Public Schools. The w edding Is p lanned for A pril 2002 in DeBary. v:r’ : . 'j ! ^ : '' ■' , i-c | , 1' , _ — —;j; ** r I, . .,'1 > » l f .| ;i ! ' r- ow n er of PolyG low Co. Inc. The w ed d in g is p lanned for July 21,2001, in N ew Sm yrna Beach. I“V5*V" and be a bike cop. You have to have special training an d be certlfjcd." Jayson sirid h e w as J know ledge of the pea' "Everyw here w e w ent he knew so m any people," Jayaun i i i l HVhcn we red* along da. L k c h c i'll | w r i n g and talking to all the people fishing. H a knew them all." "H e know s a lot about alli­ gators, too," said Kyle, w ho explained they took a short break to w atch one of the Lake M onroe reptiles glide through the water. M orales said one of the advantages of being a bike cop is the opportunity to learn the community. "Being on the bike you get to hear and see things you d o n ’t in a patrol car," M orales raid. "You get to know the people w ho live and w ork In tne area. M ost people are very h ap p y to know the bike patrols are o u t there. It’s been £ great w ay to connect with 1lie ccm m uni- get the sam e enthusiasm as w e did w ith Kyle and ON THE ST. 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A/750SF Jd d u ring the i, he instructed th e boys on w hat to do If th*v ram d upon a situation or he had to respond to a call for service. ''Obviously, w e d id n 't w an t to p u t them In harm 's way," M orales explained. "We talked about how they should stay back aw ay from the scene of any emergency that m ight occur." Fortunately for Kyle and Jayson, no m ajor incidents occurred, b u t that doesn't m ean the duo d id n 't leam som e im portant lessons. "Officer M orales taught us the rules for safe biking. Which are basically the same as driving a car," Kyle said. "He also allowed us hov.* to ride dow n stalra and how to do the pow er elide. W hat you do Is go really faet, and then ou slide the back end of the ike around. It helps you catch the bad guys." "That w as nis favorite trick," M orales chuckled wlien told of Kyle's fssd n atior. with the pow er slide. "1 show ed them som e of the dlfferent skills an officer m ust know in order to be a m ember of the bike patrol. You just can't jum p on a bicycle ness to help, "It w as really nice of hint to let us go o u t w ith him ," Kyle said, "W hile w e were riding, som ething w as w rong w ith Community Notes Summer Theater Camp YNttdva River Players will sponsor a summer musical the­ ater camp in Sanfoid, for chil­ dren ages 7 to 13. This is a two-week (Monday through Friday) camp beginning Jrty9 thnxtgh 20, from 10 a m to 3 p m , with a dosing evening performance at the Helen Stairs Theatre on July 20. Camp work­ shops will include Creative Drama tics, Acting, Musical Theater and Singing, Dandng, Auditioning, Stagecraft, Theater Art and Stage Makeup. Camp Fee ia $150 for nonmembers, $225 for members of Wekiva River Pisyets, and includes tuition, camp T-shirt and two free tickets to the dos­ ing performance. Additional tickets are available. Registration and more information contact WRP at 407/262-1801. Jazz Concert The Altamonte Jazz Ensemble, directed by Mike Arena, will present its summer concert 7 p m . Sunday, July 22, with a "Tribute l b Tommy Dorsey," and music made popu­ lar by his famous orchestra. ' During die sligltUy more than 20 v e s t s of his hand leading careta; Dorsey was c m of die �T h e S eminole H ejuijj Births Sunday. July (l 2001 I 'n g r M) Kiwanis Club welcomes new member Derek Kristopher TeUelra, son of Cindy Dianna Tcixdra of Sanford, was bom. _ Dylan Jacob Ryan, son of Tammy Lynn Beauregard and Thomas J. Ryan Jr., of DcBary, Ryan Joseph McCauley, son of Lisa and Mark McCauley of Longwood, was bom. Danielle EUae Harms, and Donald Ell Harms, twin daughter and son of Laura and Donald Harms of Oviedo, were bom. Martin Alfredo Moyano, son of Maryluz and Martin Moysno of t aki> Mary, was The Kiwanis Club ol Sanlord Induct­ ed a now mombor during Its recent luncheon meeting. Lucy Kees, spon­ sored by Melanie Winlertteimer, was Inducted into the 79-yoar-old club by Bill Fraaza, past lieu­ tenant governor for the club. Kees, originally (rom Maine, has rosided in Sanford lor several years. S he has been active in several local volunteer organizations, works at the The Gap store In Seminole Towne Mall and also helps in som e ol the downtown antique stores. Dot Waller, se c ­ ond Irom left, is president ol Iho club. ** Hayley Elizabth Stalvey, daughter of Ambrec and Mattnew Stalvey of Altamonte Springs, was bom. Christopher James Jenson, son of Valerie and William Jenson of Lake Mary, was bom. Kitey Nichole Sabo, daughter of Mary and John Sabo of I nice Mery, was bom June 18,2001 Ami] Enrique Vega, non of Ailccn Bernice Martinez Vega and Enrique Andres W ga of Jacksonville, was bom. Ricky Jaden M eldah Wilkins, son of Kendra Renee Wilkins cf Sanford, was bom Ja'nya Yaharia H eney, daughter of Shawnta Nicole Wright Jones of Deltona, was bom. Ja'Qtian M arquis Heflin, son of Tadtha Lasha Harris and Marquis Anti u n y Heflin of Del .and, was bom. Fidel GuUUan Brock, son of Anna Torres and Christopher Brock of Fern Park, was bom. Jonathan Stephen Lacy, son of Julie and Robert Lacy* I of Fern Park, was bom. June 19,2001 Angela La'Quandra Jackson, daughter of Nanette G rade Watkins and Alfred Lorenzo Jackson of Sanford, was bom. Erika Stephanie Pirozok, Pirozok oftJeltona, w i^bdrii.' June 21/ 2001 Jacob Tf*** Smith «on of LLi. Suzanne Ccok Smith sod Frederick John Smith II, of Deltona, was bom. McftkJ pbolo by Tommy Vincent Seminole students honored for academic achievement The Altamonte Springs Jennifer D. Smith, daughter of Chapter ol the Links Inc, hosted Mrs. Minam Smith, attends Lake an Academic Achievement Howell High School. Catron Y. Luncheon on Saturday White, daughter of Rev. June 23, at the H ilton' ........ ......... ; Arthur J. and Dr. Anita O rb n d o /Alta monte C. Choice. Springs Hotel. rjjj ’ .v.,.. j The students Were preThe — luncheon honored ife '¥ - I sen ted a p la q ue honoring students for their acade­ mic achievement in high school. were extended by Link Vivian U ndal, w ho shared the Marva occasion. Link Jeanette Williams Hawkins introduced the honorces, • • • • • • • who included Brittany High School. K eirvtfTJif daughter of Mrs. Jennifer Johnson, attends Winter Springs High School, lasmine Y. Montgomery, dauqnter ot M' and Mrs. James Montgomery ‘ ym an High School. attends Lyman Harafcf photo by Morva Hawtlna The Altamonte Springs Chapter of the Links Inc., hosted an Acadomic Achievement Luncheon on Saturday, Juno 23, the Hilton Ortanda'Atmmontn Springs Hotel. June 2 2 ,2001 Victoria Hope Tbrres, daughter of Vanessa Santos Torres and Cork* Torres of Deltona, was bom. June 25,2001 Julian Christopher Johnson, son of Amy Dawn Williams Johnson and Arthur Carl Johnson Jr., of Daytona Beach, was bom. June 26,2001 Jacob Riley Whitley, son ot Katherine and Jon Whitley of Orange City, was bom. Ytr** Herald ntxxo by Uarvo H aeU n a. The Links honorees and their families attend the recognition banquet held recently in Altamonte. gMvr*, knowing and using oiKiUicr bngouge, a,u! knowing and using com puter skills. He shared a few anecdotes and gave some history of Seminole Count)'. Musical inspirational selec­ tions were given by Aronld Grace of the Magnificent Seven. Link Cora Snead honored Congressman Hastings with a p b q u c for his distinguished ser­ vice to the community. Hastings works closely with his col­ leagues, serves on the House Rules Committee and the House International Relations Committee. C n n g r e w u r v u i Hastilij been appointed by the £ of the House of Rep rose to serve as an observer to the rrv erricr nf Hong Kong to China. Serving as chairperson of tire Academic Achievement Luncheon was Link Dorctha B. Orr. President of the Altamonte Springs d io p te r of Links Lie. is Link Pam Ttibbs. Special guests were from tire Orlando and Brevard Chapters of the Links, Inc. and Link Linda Reddick, Orlando, the fourth area director of the southern area. Recognition was given to the Sankofo Young tadit-s of Distinction of tire Grove Counseling Center snd their coordinator Wanda Fitzpatrick, "Encouraging Academic at Achievement in Deserving •i. .id w i'.L .. A trust fund has been estab­ lished at tire Sun Trust Bank, 200 West First Street In Downtown Sanford. The fund Is to help with the burial expenses of little d ren itn r P. Ware, the 7-year-old who was accidentally killed pn , June 19 on the lakcfmnl. Thanks, to those persons who contribute to this fund. For information, call Rosa Ware at 407-314-6221. In a time when 'rninlless teens arc becoming teen parents, •j lures are forever changer! We See Hawkins, Page 6C June 27,2001 Edgar Anlbal Barioso, son of Jomelis Maldonado and Jose Anlbal Barrow of Sanford, was bom.. Daniel Anthony OchoaEspixuoa, sun cf Rosalinda and Celso Ochoa of Sanford, was bom. June 28,2001 Angelina Hope Acevedo, daughter of Terry McKenna aitd u m acl Acevedo Jr., of Deltona, was bom. Kari Alexander Hann, son of Donna and Bruce Hann of Orange City, was bom. Ezekiel Eric Melhado, son of Jacqueline Vazquez and Joseph Melhado of Deltona, was b o m Luis Daniel Vlctoriono, sou of Lucia MondragonEaquivel and Jose Luis Victoria no ot Sanford, was bom. June 29,2001 Kyle Bernard Devlin, son of Kimberly Hemenway and Edward Devlin of Deltona, was b o m Emma Louise M utntpau g li, daughter cf Kimberly Louise and David Muterepaugh of Sanford, was bum Aiexa Raye Noga, daugh­ ter of Dalyncs Cancel and Paul Nogs of D elta u , v <as bom. ‘Pearl of the Pacific’ breathtaking to the Christensens "Breathtaking” is the choice w ord to describe Hawaii for Sue and Terry Christensen. The local couple attended a m o rt­ gage brokers convention there and fell in love w ith the "Pearl of tire Pacific." ......... En route to their trop­ ical destination, the Christensens stopped over in Los Angeles and upon their return rent­ ed a car in San Francisco and explored the surrounding territo­ Christensens visited Alcatraz, took a trolley tour and explored Fisherm an's Wharf. They drove to Pebble Beach and dined at Clint Eastwood's famous Hog's Breath Inn at Carmel by tire Sea. After such a paradise trip, getting back to the real w orld is also nice fur Sue and Terry. 'lire gieat time in Hawaii has inspired the couple to visit tire Orient in tire future. Pastor Back In Pulpit Tire Rev. Jim Doris Tire convention was Biudshaw and his family held in H onolulu and D ietrirh were honored at a "w el­ Sue and Terry lodged « ■<* * • a « come back reception" dow n at the luxurious after th n Florida United H iltun Haw aiian Milage on Waikiki Beach. " We had a w on­ Mt-lhoJUl Conference returned him to the First United derful time," Sue said, "and the M ethodist Church as pastor for food w as w onderful." They the second year. took the famous Pearl Harbor i lortcd by tire church Staff Tour, flew on a helicopter which Parish Relations Com m ittee fol­ took them over Pearl Harbor, lowing the 111:55 a.nr. service, the scenic rain forest, sprawling m ountains and the rich volcanic church members stood in lire to welcome their pastur, his wife, valleys. Anne, and their children, She said chc felt perfectly Joanna and Stephen, back to the safe at all times an a lauded the congregation. servers and shopkeepers for lire committee served deli­ their politeness. The people cious refreshments and tire were so "nice and respectful," Bradshaw family seem ed happy she said to be welcomed back v. ith such Back In San Francisco, tire ry- fervor by their church family members. M argie Is 'S o Elated' Margie Beinc Is "so elated" over tire progress she has m ade with her new medical miracle. She had a device Im planted to control the trem ors of rarkinsun's Disease. Although she has to take 1. slow and easy for a few weeks, the excited patient said, "1 have been bom again and I w ant to shout my joys to the w orld." Margie has been confined to a wheel chair for several years and her newly-found indepen­ dence is overwhelm ing. H er goal is to take up tap dancing w hen the doctors give her tire green light Sanford Beckons Ladies Two local ladies have returned to their Sanford homes after taking a leave of absence to be with their families "up north.". June Lucas, w ho has lived in the same house for over 40 years, now shares the home w ith her son, Alan, os well as a hom e in Indianapolis w ith her sister. She spaces her time betw een Florida and Indiana "so she w on't w ear her wel- P hoto Bubmltted Sue *md Terry Christensen attended a mortgage brokers convention in Hawaii and tell In love with the ‘Pedil ot l!io Pacific." come out," she laughed. Edith Myers took a year off to be near her family and spoil her grandchildren in Illinois. She m ade the decision to move to Illinois for a year "just to try it out" and watch the children grow. The com m unity welcomes June and Edith back to town M usic M aestro, Please It is now official. The Staff Parish Relations Com m ittee of the First United M ethodist Church announces that the position of the church Music Director has been filled by Mark Looney w ho has been pincli-hilting a long time. Mark has an extensive music background and is quite a visionary. 1le has set goals for developing an exemplary music ministry for the church. Volunteers Honored The Trumpet Sound, the See Dietrich, Page 6C �4C TIIK SK M IN ftl.r: HKKAI.n Sunday. July 0,2 00 1 First Baptist Church Markham Woods 5400 Markham Woods Rd. Lake Mary, Florida "O«F LO Trc A K tU A R Y K m t ) ■ pRMMd M OrfCMf P w M M O n U ' D n Ettwti A.iiiCil* f « WonnaBon C U 407 M ) OT0J Sunday S e r v ic e s Sunday Worship Anglican Christian TRAOITIONAL EPtSCOPAt ■T. 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V . • ‘ • u.*' • "tv *' 1 *: * v I �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. July 8, 2001 R eligion Church Notes Blood C ovenant o f C hriat A special presentation, the "Blood C ovenant of C hrist" will be presented Sunday, July 8, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., and M onday and W ednesday a t 7 p.m . at C hrist U nited M ethodist Church, 408 Tucker Drive in Sanford. Special guest speaker willI be I pastor/evan g elist C urt Nelson, kelson, w ho will rpresent the foundational teaching from the Bible that changed the lives of over 10/100 peoile in H aiti, P eru and amalca. For additional details phone the church at 407322*7900. f S um m er D ay C am p Registration is now u n der w ay for Sum m er Day Cam p at C om m unity U nited M ethodist Church, 921 S. U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 Casselberry. C hildren ho have com pleted dergarten through 6th ade are invited to come pend the w hole B u rn ­ er. Activities such as comu ter centers, crafts, music, orytelling, dram a and eld trips are included. The urs are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. ch weekday, now augh July 27. C ost is $100 p e r week hich includes all Held ps, snacks and crafts. .ere Is a discount for each d iliu iu l child in the sam e For Inform ation or tion call the church o! cc 407-831-3777. •tlon B ible School Grace Fellowship gregational Church, ted at the co m er of ith Park Avenue and 4th Street, w ill host Vacation Bible School from Monday, July 9, through Friday, July 13, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each evening. The progu.ni Is foi d illlr c n ages 4 to 11, an d will Include stories, fun, songs, crafts, treats an d more. Sign up at the Ready-ForAction Rally on Sunday, July 8 beginning at 1 p.m. In Ihfi Church's parking Jot o r call 407-322-4584. Youth C hoir The M usic D epartm ent of First U nited M etnodist C hurch of Prattville, Ala., will present the Genesis Singers Youth Choir, Genesis Dram a Team and Genesis Singers Band at Grace United M ethodist Church Friday, July 13 at 7 p.m. The Genesis Singers, w ith iitore B u n ICO m em ­ bers, is one of Uie Li&t&l youth choirs In the South Alabama West Florida Conference of the U nited M ethodist Church. The choir is m ade u p of teen­ agers from 13 to 18 years of age. The choir sings a variety of styles of m usic, from tra­ ditional to contem porary. T hith Trackers Thith Trackers discover the secret o f the Stone Tablets at First Baptist Church, W inter Springs, vacation Bible school The church will hold Us annual Vacation Bible School M onday, July 23 through Thursday, July 26 at Central W inds Park, next to W inter Springs H igh School from 9 a.m. until noon. Built around an action adventure journey through the deserts of Egypt and the M iddle East, the week w ill be tilled w ith Bible sto­ ries, a search for the Stone Tablets, an d m any others. The week of fun, food and opportunities is tree ol charge an d open to y o u t from K indergarten through 5th grade. Parents are invit­ ed to a D inner at U « Park, Thursday, July 26, from 6 until 8 pan . For additional inform a­ tion, call 407-699-6600. Church honors Rev. Adams B y Nlarvn Hawkins Herald Correspondent The Rejected Stone Full M ission non-denom lnational ly honI C hristian church family ored the their p astor and first lady, Sunday, lay, June 24, In the Sanford Civic Center. The Rev. Benjamin and Toni A dam s Jr., w ere surprised w ith an appreciation dinner. M em bers, family and friends w ere on h and to pay tribute to the honorees. Elder Calvin C. D onaldson w as m istress of cerem onies for the occasion. The entrance o f th e honorees w as greeted w ith a chorus of "surprise, surprise" from the guests. O h, w nat a look c f su r­ prise w as show n on their faces. M usical selections w ere ren­ d ered by the Spirit of Life Singers and Pastor Charles G raham of O rlando. Invocation w as given by M inister Tommy G atlin, w ith scripture by M inister Cecil C annady an d w ords of w el­ come b y Edm ond W ashington. Shannon C annady gave the occasion. G reetings w ere given on behalf of M ayor Brady Lessard, and D eputy Sheriff Steve H arriett of the Sem inole C ounty Sheriff's departm ent. Expressions of love and The Rev. Benjamin and Toni Adame Jr. appreciation w ere expressed . by the Rev. William Lewis, Elder Calvin Donaldson, Deacon O scar Redden and Deacon Calvin Mosley. After a delicious dinner, the honorees w ere recognized w ith a tribute from Katoya Raynor in a Praise Dance routine. Little Lhaylor Jordan, Rejected Stone's youngest member, recited the 23rd Psalm. Tlaques, proclam ations from City Com m issioner Velma W illiams, T im e r Clayton, NAACP, Brothers Keepers and O scar Redden, w ere all pre­ sented to Pastor A dam s for his outstanding com m unity se r­ vice. Presentations on behalf of the church where Tastor A dam s has pastored for eight years w ere presented by C hairperson Kosella Fields and the Rejected Slone Church family. The honorees were ;iven a suit and accessories for njam in and first lady Adam s. They wore blessed w ith a mini Florida vacation. Dinner table not place for battle of wills any experienced parent or grand­ parent and they will tell vou this Is Luc. The sad thing is DR. DOBSON: No. In that these conflicts are unnecessary. Children fact, the dinner table is will eat as much as they one potential battlefield need if you keep them where a parent can easily from indulging In the get ambushed. You can't wrong stuff. They will win there! not starve. I promise! A strong-willed child is The way to deal with a like a good military gen­ poor eater is to set good eral who constantly s e e k s ___ food before him. If he on a d v a n ta g e o u s place U# _ claims not to be hungry, take on the enemy. He ' , wrap the plate, put it in need look no farmer. Of D O uS O n all the common points of • • • • •• • • • the refrigerator and send him cheerfully on his conflict between genera­ way. I lell be back b id few hour?. tions— bedtime, hair; clothes, There is a little mechanism in his schoolwork, etc. — the advantummy that says "Gimme food!" at the table are all in the several times a day. When this s favor. Three times a day, a occurs, do not put sweets or very tiny child can simply refuse to open his mouth. N o amount of snacks In front of him. Simply retrieve the earlier meal, warm it coercing can make him cut what up and serve It again. If he he doesn't w ant to eat protests, send him out to play. I remember one 3-vcarold Even If 12 hours or more goby, who was determined not to cat continue this procedure until food his green peas, despite the insis­ — all food — begins to look and tence of his father that the smell wonderful. From that time squishy little vegetables were forward, the battle over tlie din­ going down. It was a classic con­ ner table should be history. frontation between an irresistible force and an immovable object Neither would yield. After an QUESTION: Wlwt'x Uw hour of haranguing, threatening, appeal of all (he human suffering cajoling and sweating, the father and violence on television and in had not adii?ved his goal. The tearful toddler sat with a forkload movies? Why do people want more of it? sealed iipa. DR. DOBSON: I'm sure It lu s Finally, througl i sheer inllmJdasomething to do with our desire tone for excitement and our need to ape from tlie boring existence many people experience. But 1 know everything that went on afterward, b u t the mother told me have to admit I don't fully under­ stand i t It is difficult to compre­ they had no choice but to put the hend why people enjoy watching child to bed with the peas still in such bloody events. hi* mouth. They were amazed at A number of years ago, the No. the strength of his wltL 1 television program in the entire The next morning, the mother year, watched by more people found a little pile of mushy p u s than all the sporting events or where they had been expelled at any other single program in tlie the foot of the bed. Score one fur course of the 12-month period, Junior, none for Dad! Tell me in was ’Helter-Skelter,” the story of what other arena a 30-pound the Charles Manson "family. One child could whip a 200-pound Incident In that TV special was man? Not every toddler is this tough, the murder of a woman, eight months pregnant, who was bru­ of course. But many of them will tally stabbed in {he abdomen. gladly do battle over food. It is Why would anyone want to sec their ideal power game. Talk to QUESTION: Should a parent by to fora: a child to cat? such brutality? The popularity of that program and others like it speaks dramatically about (ticdepravity of the American peo­ ple and our lust for violence. Dr. Okjfcnn u pm ident of Die nonprofit organisation hoctn i«i the family, P.Q Box 444, Colorado Spring*. CO SIMM; or www (AmUy.org. Que-aion* and answer* are excerpted from H i e Complete Marriage and family Home Reference Guide - published l<y TyncUV^Houxe. e ion James dobson inc L‘«lg(* 5 (1 Daughter blinded by love needs to open eyes from reality no longer. I antici­ DEAR ABBY: Mon* than a pate a bum py ride ahead and year ago, my daughter's boyfriend was thrown out of wish you luck. his parents' house. My huskirul and I opened our home to him DEAR ABBY: In because wc felt sorry your reply to "Still Liughing in Short for him. The deal was, he could stay with us Hills, N.J.," you said, until he gol on his "Perhaps those who think of a wedding as own feet. a fund-raiser should Ihr- problem is. he's consider charging still here, and we now Dear admission. (Only kid­ have a grandchild ding!)." from him. He bare) tviv Abby Welt, that's exactly supports Die baby, y, let alone himself, and I • • • i • • • w lut my husband and I did. Our wedding took place have mason to believe he Ls at a historical ranch that was diealing on my daughter. I le being restored. It was iield in has even put the moves on me. unijunction with an annual (They were halted promptly.) We have kicked him out sever­ event hosted in part by our local historical society. While it al times, but he keeps return­ was in the planning stages, it ing. was suggested that we be mar­ How can I open my datigh ried at tlie ranch in period tor's eyes to this person? No c'c.thing. The catch was that matter wlut I or tier friends our wedding would be consid­ say, she still loves him and believes in him. ered the "entertainment" for u rs rrm o m that day, and anyone who IN MINNESOTA attended the event would be welcome to witness the mar­ riage ceremony and have cake. DEAR MOM: It's time for T ie entrance fee/donation was the gravy train to stop and your daughter's boyfriend to disembark until he can pro­ vide a home and support for your daughter and the baby. You are doing nu one a favor by allowing him to continue to be a parasite. Explain to your daughter that until this man gets settled, it would be hotter for the baby — and her — to remain with you. Common sense tells me that could be a lo.ng, long time. She should also prepare herself to support her child, because the father is showing all the signs of being a dead­ beat dad. Then pray (hat while concentrating on the practicali­ ties of life, she will grow up and realize that the responsi­ bility for her and her child's future rests entirely on her shoulders. As much as you love your daughter, you can protect tier $1. v We scut 50 invitations to family and friends, and every­ one came. The event made money (some of our friends donated more than live $1 entrance fee), and our wedding was Iield in beautiful surround­ ings with loving friends. Everyone had a great time. It was a win-win situation. It's still the talk of tlx.* town five years Liter. So, you sec, you can have a tasteful wedding/fundraiser — if it's done right HAPPILY MARRIED, RIO LINDA, CALIF. DEAR HAPPILY MAR­ RIED: So I see. 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Three years ago, the Gmve Counseling Center of Seminole County developed a team of community partners to address this concern in Seminole County, lire Grove was a recipient of a Department of •Jfcalth and Human Services G rant. hmory Unrversrty of [Atlanta served as the fiscal ilgent for the throe-year grand period. Tire Seminole ’lecn O ptions Program, known a s S IOP, was implemented in tw o 'Seminole County Middle Schools, Millennium and f c H I I I I U l U Middle, I f f l l U I I I L , Iformerly SM II I V • t j Sanford •Lakcview. j The Seminole Teen Options Program is a teen pregnancy prevention program. It serves seventh and eighth grade stu­ dents from Sanford and Millennium M iddle Schools. [The program format consists of four, six-week cycles. Students m eet after school tw o times a fyfcek and on Saturdays for sixweeks. The program addresses the role-play issues that leads Vo teen pregnancy. Staff facili­ tates groups that include but riot limited to: self-awareness, decision-making, alcohol, tobacco and drug awareness, anger management, conflict resolution, peer pressure and assertiveness. Tire Grove’s A dventure Based C ounseling (ROPES) course helps lo build confidence, sodal skills and teamwork. Planned Parenthood of Greater Orlando mivides a prevention curricuum that deals with sexual transm itted diseases, the hum an anatom y and assertivejness skills. Tajiri Sdtool of P erform ing Arts and { Acadcm to entre] African other cti ties. Sen Start Co dents th Child vi teens th nant nn< as a me; prevcnti Planned Healthy create a same vl prvgnar County, The p year uro Health < grant. V the ZOOi three yc reports lecn fall of the p the fact Options itcn suiiimcr heat calfa fcr meals »!«•» are cixJ .md qulrh, grilling Is the answer. Since 75 percent of US. households own a barbecue, grilling ingredients for a light summer salad Ls possible for practically any family. 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Place potato, asparagus and bell pepper pieces on grilling ray or broiler pan. 1/2 cup lemon juice Continue grilling salmon and vegetables tor six minutes or until 1/4 cup oil ve or vegetable oil salmon flakes easily and vegetable are tender. 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard Toss together salad blend and vegetables with reserved dressing in 1 shallot, minced bowl. Line three individual plates with salad. Arrange salmon over 8 ounces new potatoes, cut in 1/2-inch pieces each salad. 1/2 Dole Asparagus Spears, cut into 1-indr lengths (1 1 /2 cups) 1 rod or yellow bell pepper, cut Into 1-inch pieces G rilled Pork a n d W ild M u shroom S alad 12 ounces salmon filet Preparation: 15 minutes, Grill: 25 minutes 1 bag (8 to 12 ounces) lettuce spring mix or romaine salad blend Servings: 3 . W tion, contact Larry Dorsey, pro­ ject coordinator at 407-8394)133 or 407-327-1765, ext. 203. The Sunday, July 8, momins w orship service nt 11 rent. will be the closing celebration of Pastor Ricky Scott's fifth anniversary. Guest speaker, Rev. f-P. Nobles o’ Greater S t Mark • Baptist Church, and the Greater St. Stark Baptist Church male chorus of TUskecgcc, Alabama. The com­ munity is invited to worship a 1 New ML Calvary Baptist Church. West 12th Street at Pecan Avenue. Combine lemon Juice, oil, mustnnl and shallot in shaker jar. Cover; shake until blended. Pour 1/4 cup dressing in small bowl, set aside rcmainirig for salad. 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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 08, 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/b0d492781f72ab9a9a7c7e67d87ae608.pdf f6a5303c6b6808f3712fb30ada843aff PDF Text Text T he Seminole H erald A U G U ST 1 5 , 2 0 0 1 S Jn l YEAR No. l i t Copyright 0 2 0 0 1 Tho Sominot* ltor*ld Sanford, Florida 50* City close to deal on conference center By Dan Ping Editor Sa n ford Stars Finish Second The Babe Ruth League (15-and-Under) All-Stars from the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Ruth Baseball League showed that the future looks pretty good for Seminole and Lake Mory high schools. P age 1B Greenwood Lakes Park Grand Opening is A u g . 25 There will be a grand opening, Saturday, Aug. 25, at Greenwood Lakes Park, near Lake Mary High School and next to the library, on Grecnwny Blvd. in Lake Mary. The event, to begin at 10 a.m., is to mark the opening of a Roller Hockey Rink and Tennis Courts within the park. T h is exp ansion w as m ad e p o ssible through com m u nity involvem ent o f the area hom eow ners associations, Sem inole C ou n ty governm ent, and the State o f Florida, through a $150,000 Florid a R ecreational D evelopm ent A ssistance Program (FR D A P) grant. The expansion, in addi­ tion to a full sized lighted roller hockey rink and a battery of three lighted tennis courts, also includes sidewalks, drink­ ing fountains, lighted restrooms, irrigation with improved landscaping, and lighting of the park­ ing lot. The park will offer free skating use Monday through Sunday from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. Everyone is invited to join in this expansion ded­ ication at 10 a.m. Aug. 25. For additional informa­ tion contact Joe Gasparini, Seminole County Parks and Recreation Coordinator at 407-788­ 0405. Seminole Smile ( U < «. p Tim Loar Sanford re tide nt Index Claudt*d ....................... 6S-6B Ciouwwd ................... , . . . 7* fVof Ahhy .................... ___6A logoU ........................... 3S-SI utesiri*......................... ___6A Obrtuonvt ..................... . . . 3A Opinion......................... .. 4A Poise# log ..................... ___ 1A Spoil! ............................ . 1S-2B v SANFORD — City officials are close to signing a memorandum of understanding with a development team to construct a hotel/conference center on Lake Monroe. The memorandum of understanding — an outline of tasks and deadlines each party will complete — is expected to be ready for City Commission's consideration at the Aua. 27 meeting. Sanfoi Mayor Brady Lessard and City Manager Tony VanDerworp fldw to Sanford culls list for police, fire stations Memorandum of understanding expected to be signed in two weeks Bloomfield Hills, Midi., Friday to m -t with members of the Acquest/Benchmark Hospitality development team. Jack Wert, director of the Seminole County Visitors and Convention Bureau, also made the trip. 'Basically we framed out the issues of who is responsible for w h at" VanDerworp said. "Their design people will be in town in the next week or so to start working with the Riverwalk folks and integrating the designs." VanDerworp expects a complete pack­ age of designs, cost estimates and financing options to be ready in three to six months. The Acquest/Benchmark team was one six firms to submit a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) in May. Hunter Interests Inc., a consulting firm Hired by the dty, ranked the qualification packages sub­ mitted, with Acquest/Bcnchmark, Stormont Hospitality Group, and Miserow-Stein Real Estate Inc. receiving the top grades. VanDerworp said Stormont and Miserow-Stein have since submitted letters saying their project schedules are overbooked, leaving Acquest/Benchmark as the top team. See Deal, Page 5A Space Station Destination County OKs plan to spray mosquitoes C om m ission elim inates park at 18th Street Com p Plan amendment tabled until Spring 2002 By Dan Ping Editor By Christopher Patton oiaTT wmer SANFORD — Local recreation groups will continue to have access to the large field at 18th Street after City Commission eliminated the site as a potential location for a new Are and police station. Meeting in a work session Monday, commissioners consid­ ered several cost and location options presented by City Manager Tony VanDerworp to build new public safety build­ ings. "I don’t think we have to fish or cut bait just yet," VanDerworp said. No final decisions were made, but commissioners did narrow their choices. The 18th Street site has often been died as a potential location for a new police station, in p u t because the dty already owns the land. However; the site did pose some problems because ________________ of its close C h a rt of C08t proximity to and location options, see an . h ^ ^d P a g e 7A several com ­ m is s io n e r s noted using the field would Impact local recreation and school programs. "That's probably the most used 'unofficial' park we have," said Commissioner Randy Junes. "A lot of kids use that field for sports." "The school system uses that i field, as w ell," said Commissioner Whltey Eckstein. See Stations, Page 7A The 8pace Shuttle Discovery, commanded by Scott J . Horowitz, blasted off from the Kennedy Space Canter Friday for Ifa 11th flight to the International Space Station. The shuttle carried several scientific experiments, Including the Italian bum Leonardo Multi-Purpose Logistics Module, and members of the Expedition Three craw to the space station. American Frank L Culbertson Jr. and two Russian cosmonauts wffl replace the three-member Expedition TWo crew already on the space station. SANFORD — The 18/100 resi­ dents of unincorporated Seminole County can fear mosquitoes a little leas after the county commission unanimously approved funding for spraying, which will begin Friday. Currently there are 29 counties under medical alert for the mos­ quito transmitted West Nile Virus with the closest county being S t Johns. According to a Seminole County Public Health official, sev­ eral counties including Orange and Osceola have had recent find­ ings of other another m o s q u i t o borne disease, St. Louis Encephalitis. According to Commissioner Randy Morris, Jn e city of Altamonte Springs has a "signifi­ cant program" to battle mosqui­ toes. Phii Stehry, county commu­ nity services director; said other dties are leas efficient and work an a complaint bash with the mosqui­ to prevention crew doubling as other public works employees. "I think they (dries of Seminole County) will be Ul equipped if we went to a full medical alert," said Sulvey. Morris suggested the county staff to work toward a comprehen­ sive plan with the dries. Abo as a part of the new coun­ ty mosquito prevention plan. Commissioner Carlton Henley suggested creating a "medical alert plan" that would authorize a of officials to swiftly make If the county was put on medSee County, Page 7A G ift is ‘reaping w hat you so w ’ Prisoner escapes from jail oy unfwtopnar ratio n Staff Writer By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor LONGW OOD — Members of Habitat for Humanity in Seminole are realizing a little storage space can go a long way, especially when itx free. The organization recently became thebeneficiary of a 5-by10 foot storage facility located in Longwood's Big Tree Self Storage complex. The business donated the space to the charity as a result or Resident Manger Virginia Prendergast's personal philosophy, "you reap what you sow." "I am a firm believer in what you give, you receive," Prendergast said. "I totally believe hi Habitat for Humanity's goodness and what they e re doing to help people." The donation couldn't have come at a better time for the local organization. "This is a real plus for us, espedaily since we are opening a new thrift store," Habitat for Humanity in Seminole Executive Director Nancy DePew aaid. "We feel blessed lu Itave lids. It seems God is kind of working with us." Habitat for Humanity in Seminole already operates one thrift store in Sanford, which is SAN FO RD — Four days before a Seminole County Jail inmate was to go to he broke free. Christopi ler John Smith, 35, escaped from the John E Polk Correctional Facility at approxi­ mately 3:40 p-m. Saturday after reportedly breaking free of handcuffs, leg irons and a belly chain and scaling the security wall and razor wire fence. The Maitland jail-breaker may be more famous for his one-man crime wave that terrorized — k— — nwan pnotu uj iwtwttj i sgwn Nancy Depew, executive director ot Habitat for Humanity In Seminoia, checks out storage specs donated to Habitat by Marianna Van and Virginia Prendergast of Big Tree Self Storage. Maitland and Seminole County homeowners during the sum­ mer of 1999. Smith was arrested by the Orange County Sheriff's Office from a string of burglaries in South Seminole County and Maitland Aug. 27, 1999. Before the Seminole County Sheriff's Office could add their own bur­ glary charges. Smith bonded out and committed more burglaries before he was apprehended again Sept 5. Its estimated he committed more than a dozen burglaries in less than a month. See Escape, Page 7A a located at 2910 Orlando Drive. The organization hopes its sec­ ond store will open by late August at 1100 Americana Boulevard near the old Kmart Plaza In Sanford. Habitat will use the donated space to store building materials and other items currently locat­ ed at the thrift store. "This will be a big help to us since people won't see the items at the store and think they are for sale," said Marianne Van, man­ ager of the Habitat Thrift Store. "And, because of the storage unit, we can come and get what we need whenever we want." Habitat for Humanity, found­ ed in 1976, seeks to eliminate poverty-level housing and Homelessness from the world. Habitat has built more than 40,000 houses around the world, providing approximately 250/XX) people witH safe, afford­ able shelter. Habitat for Humanity in Seminole was See G ift Page 5A Altamonte fire chief resigns By Christopher Patton Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S — A 26-year veteran of the Altamonte Springs Fire Department resigned Friday afternoon after spv-culations swirled he was involved in a drinking and driving aeddent earlier that morning. Deputy Fire Chief Jeffrey G. Scott was reportedly driving a dty vehide Friday at 12:45 a.m. on Altamonte Drive East near Longwood Avenue when he rear-ended a vehide stopped at the Intersection's red According to ASFL) ter Alan Harris, that same day £ faxed a short letter to the fire department announcing his res­ ignation. "For 26 years he has had impeccable service," Harris said. "I went back and looked at his file and he is perfect on every evaluation. Not one pink slip or memo that was negative in any way. That blew me away." According to Harris, Scott was driving an unmarked "takeSce Chief, Page 7A �Tur. S fminolf Hf-Hald I'ilRC 2 A Wednesday, August 15. 2001 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LA N CE AROUND O U R CO UN TY Pride in a job well done If you wont to get a better understanding of firefighters, eat at lire station house. Mike Turner recently provided me with an invi­ tation to break bread with the men of B Shift down at Sanford Station 31. I've known Mike for about a year, and he's tried to convince me to nin ............................ a shift with him and his crew; however, eating barbecued pork chops in an air conditioned din­ ing room is a lot easier than answering 12 to 15 emergency calls during a routine sliift. T\ims out these guys arc pret­ ty good cooks. L t Mark Morgan (a die-hard Alabama football fan — Roll Tide!) served as the Dan grillmeister. Turner whipped up pinp some mashed pota toes, green ® beans and com bread to round * * * * * * * out lire meal. It's interesting to watch how these guys operate K.P. Whoever cooks doesn’t clean, and certain crew members are asked not to perform specific activities. Dan "Tire Man" Abudton, for example, is banned for life from making iced tea. You'd think a guy smart enough to be licensed as a firefighter and an emer­ gency medical technician could be trusted to make iced tea, but Don's sweet tuoth is a little too intense for Iris colleagues. The food was good, but the fellowship was bet­ ter. Spend any amount of time with some of Sanford's firefighters and paramedics and you realize this isn't just another gig where the guys are marking time till payday. These guys genuine­ ly love what they do. That wasn't always the case according to L t Morgan. Morgan's been with the department since 1981. He's seen the ups and downs, though in the early days there were more downs. It was tough as a rookie firefighter trying to team the job. "They'd tell the young guys, 'Oh, you'll know what to do when you get out there,"'Morgan recalls. "Nowadays, the veterans are working with the rookies, giving them tips on how to do the job faster, better, safer." Morgan likes what Ire secs in the department So does Marty Johnson, the emergency medical services battalion chief. If a department takes on the characteristics of its leaders, you quickly understand the up-bcat attitudes of the front-lin­ e n . Johnson is Mr. Enthusiasm. Whether he's talk­ ing about the new high-tech defibrillators his men are using or explaining the department's training regiment, Johnson's passion for his job is evident. Morgan and Johnson aren't unique. Talk to any­ one associated with the fire department and you'll get the same pep talk. It's not just a sales job, either. Statistics show these guys run more calls and provide better service than just about any­ body In tire state. The men know it and that only feeds the desire to improve. Take Morgan for example. He's just four or five years from retire­ ment, yet the last thing he wants to do is ride the calendar out "Over the lost couple of years, I’ve been reborn, re-energized about the job," Morgan said. "We've got a good department, and I'm as exdted about the job os I was when 1 first joined, maybe more going to be so. The lost five the most enjoya That's good for Morgan. It's even better for Sanford residents. Oan Ping can be reached at dplngOsanilnolaherald.com or 407-322-2611 DUI • Judith Clarke, 50, of Sanford was arrested by the Sanford Police Department Saturday morning for driving under the influence, reckless driving, driving with a sus­ pended license and driving without insurance. • Michael Duncan, 38, of Sanford was arrested and diarged with driving under the influence by a Seminole County deputy Saturday morning after he performed the breathalyzer with results of .192 and .203. • Heath Ramsey, 23, of Sanford was arrested by Sanford police for driving under Ihe influence, reckless driving and driving wilh a sus­ pended license Saturday morn­ ing. • Phillip Norris, 40, of Lake Mary was arrested for driving THURiia * V D m P in g t_Jtb.tr " T v , / ' •/. IjjL.i j .V * v — 1 -\ . The dty of Lake Mary will hold an official dedica­ tion o f the new Police Department Headquarters, 165 E. Crystal Lake Avenue in Lake Mary, Thursday, Aug. 16 at 9 a.m. The event is open house and everyone is cordially invited to attend. , -. ' %-Weetarieiv r T iS L iL o ' \\ P " n . H r L t The Fleet Reserve Association sponsors bingo every Thursday al noon, al the FRA home, 3040 SR-46 In Sanford. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. The event is open to the public. For information phone 407-330-1706, Harold p h oto b y A rthur Z ielinski Like gtanl metal trees toppled In (he forest, lights which once Illuminated the baseball fields at Fort Mellon Park lie scattered on the ground waiting to be re-located to other parks In Sanford. Casting off in retirement Retirement is like sex. Men love to talk about it, but when the time finally comes, they're good for about 15 minutes, then ...... . they're dying lo put their ] another spot," J.D. says. , 4 We could be fishing over tie back on. j r— ‘ ‘ I G orton's frozen fish slicks it is 5:30 a.m. and I'm ' I and J.D. still wouldn't get a propped on a life preserver 5 4 0 nibble. in a fishing boat. I have a j v "FlBh are like w om en," I fishing rod between my a-:^ C "t- j| T say. "The harder you chase knees and a mug o f coffee ! ^■ I them, the less Interested in my hands. I'm assum ing I ------- 1 they are." my book is in the water. 1------No one in.thu family ,, The fog is so thick, for all I P.S. could ever figure out what know the boat could still be J.D . did for a living. I'm not resting on the trailer in the * * * sure M idge even knew. parking lot. When you get past doctor, lawyer, "Sure is foggy," I say. Indian chief, our eyes glaze over. "You gonna talk, or you gonna Suddenly, my coffee starts fish?" J.D . snaps from somewhere splashing and the boat feels like it's in front of me. going lo capsize. I'm about to tell After 35 years of planning, J.D. to settle down, when I hear a dreaming and talking of nothing tinkle. There are different schools else, J.D. retired two months ago. o f thought concerning relieving He did not go gently. The company oneself off the side o f the boat finally threw him a surprise retire­ while fishing. Regardless of your ment party and changed the locks osition, it's best not to rock the on the doors. oat w hile a m an's in the m iddle of It came as quite a surprise lo J.D. the stream. that Ihc company did not crash and In the midst o f all this, there's a bum w ithout him. For weeks he ucat as J.D .’s reel spins like a watched the Dow, convinced the aytag. It scares him so bad he com pany's stock was going to kicks his rod. plummet. The day the stock ticked It would have gone over the side up two points, J.D. bought a brand- Larceny • Jesse Gilchrist, 64, of Sanford was arrested for petty Ihcft after a Winn Dixie Slore manager advised the Sanford Police Department he had stole a package of Red Man Chewing Tobacco. Gilchrist was also charged for trespassing as ire was issued a trespass warning for the same location for a pre­ vious shoplifting incident. • Donna Francis, 41, of Lake rmbJukrf I T J— under the influence and driving with a suspended license by a Seminole County deputy Friday night. • Robert Davis, 43, of Sanford was arrested by a Seminole County deputy Saturday night for driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license and resisting an officer without violence. Doug Fctzcr O ut & A bout Lighting up 4 Wa E a if it hadn't snagged on his argyle socks. Apparently, the only thing Ihc boat salesman didn't sell was outdoor clothing. His hands shaking, J.D. grabs the line. "G rab ihe rod!" 1 yell. The fish glares up a I us from Ihe bottom o f the boat. He is as old as dirt. There's a rusty hook in his mouth that's been there so lung his skin has grown around it. And while his body is exhausted, there's still fight in his eyes. "H e's bigger than the one mount­ ed at the bait shop," J.D. says, lean­ ing over his trophy. J.D. spent 35 years fighting his way up the corporate ladder. When he got to the top, they put a plaque in the lobby with his name on it. The fish is still as death, as if he knows what's about to come. One finger hooked through the gill, the other hand under the body, J.D. very gently lowers the fish back Into the water. Floating on his side for a moment, his one eye stares up at J.D. Then the tail snaps like a whip and he's gone. "D o you think he'll be O K?" J.D. asks, staring out at the lake. I think lie's just getting started. charged with grand theft auto as OCSO identified him as the suspect in the crime. Police B lo tte r Mary was arrested by Sanford police for larceny after she was witnessed exiting the Seminole Town Center Mall trying to con­ ceal $106 worth of Sears mcrcltandise she did not puidiasc. Grand Theft Auto A Seminole County deputy arrested Ronald LaClair, 19, of Sanford after a check of the four-door Mercury Tracer revealed the vehicle was report­ ed stolen by the Orange County Sheriff's Office. LaClair was Concealed Weapon Alex Agran, 37, of Orlando was arrested by the Sanford Police Department Sunday morning and charged with six different offenses after crashing Ills car into a power pole near Tire Express on Orlando Drive. Agran was charged with carry­ ing a concealed weapon, driving under the influence, reck­ less driving, driving with a sus-ruled license, open container w and driving with expired lags. C Battery Willie Williams, 50, of Sanford was arrested and charged with aggravated bat­ tery intentionally causing great T h e Seminole H erald The d ty of Lake Mary Historical Commission, to usher in the Smithsonian exhibit "Yesterday's Tomorrows" will hold a jazz festival from 3 until 9 p.m„ Saturday, August 18, at Central Park, at Lake Mary City Hall. Featured will b e the Altamonte Jazz Ensemble, Jackie Jones, and King Tet. Admission is free to the festival, and to the Smithsonian exhibit which will open at 1 p.m. For additional informa­ tion phone 407-324-3065. Aug. 18 is the third Saturday and that means it’s time for the big Biuegrasa Pick-In, at the Community Building, cor­ ner of West Church and Wilma in historic down­ town Longwood. The event is sponsored by the dty of Longwood. Bring lawn chairs and .listen, orbring your Instrument and join In the pickin'. The event, held the third Saturday of each month is from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. The Sanford M oose Lodge No. 1851 will hold a country and western dinner/dance Saturday, Aug. 18, from 7 to 11:30 p.m. Entertainment will be from the UplOWUCTa. Cost for dinner and dance is $10 per person, and children are $5. The Sanford Moose Lodge is located at 2660 Palmetto Ave. between 26th and 27th streets. O 2001 r s . WALL bodily harm by the Sanford Police Department Friday for an altercation with Cindy Duolh seen on the froni page of the Sun. 5 edition of The Seminole Herald. According to the report, Williams struck Booth about her head with a blunt object causing severe lacerations to her facial area. Probable cause for the arrest was established based on the victim's positive identifica­ tion coupled with an eyewit­ ness' statement. Drug Paraphernalia • Audam Fogle, 19, of Pennsylvania, was arrested by the City/County Investigative Bureau after agents suspected her of prostitution. After mak­ ing contact with the suspect, the "defendant removed one crack smoking device from within her left front jeans shorts pocket." The d ty of Altamonte Springs and Seminole County Solid Waste M anagement will hold a free household hazardous waste collection for resi­ dents of Altamonte Springs and Seminole County Saturday, Aug. 18, from 8 a.m. until noon at the City of Altamonte Springs Public Works Complex, 502 N. SR434 in Altamonte Springs. Residents may bring in items such as automobile batteries, battery add, lawn and pool chemicals, sol­ vents, insecticides, used motor oil, and paint materi­ als. Businesses may not par­ ticipate in this event. For additional informa­ tion contact the City of Altamonte Springs at 407571-8611 or Seminole County at 407-665-2260. Ws welcome and enoomee j*mir lefien and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. "Serving Seminole County Since I VOS" Don* Dwtnch Chris Patton Marv» H n * m NdiPMwl D u n Small Tommy Vmeant Ail Ztdmaw Wednesday. August 15. 2001 • Vol. 93, No. 121 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. * 300 N French A ve . Sanford, F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *Fa« (407) 323 0406 y h, r — >k t ______ runsfi AYinitt Siiriord, FI 32771 Call us: (407) 322-2611 E-Mail us: PantxAcal Posts on Paid al SarAord. Florida and additional mailing o T ce * U SPS a s 1780 Postmaster Sand addrast changes 10 R ep u blic N ew s/w pers. Inc. W rits t o u t : M Tha SEMINOLE HERALD P O B o i 1667 Santord FL 32772-1667 Subscription Rates 3 Months m SamnoSe County $11.00 Months m Sammole County $20 00 1 Yha> m Samswla County $36 00 1 Year OVier Honda County H 2 00 1 Yaar Out Ol Stela $S2 00 6 F a x us: (407)323-9408 I �T he S eminole H erald Wednesday. August 15. 2001 I ’ J IR C 3 A Obituaries IRENE D. BLUNK Irene D. 131Link, 88, of Montgomery Road, Altamonte Springs, died Thursday, Aug. 9, 2001, in Merrill Gardens of Altamonte Springs. Bom Nov. 30,1912, in English, Ind., she resided in Central Florida for 33 years. A homemak­ er, site was of the Christian faith. Survivors include her hus­ band, Harvel B. Blunk of Altamonte Springs; a con, Robert E. Blunk of Las Vegas, Ncv.; two daughters, Sandra B. Carroll of Altamonte Springs and Eleanor Kay Horelli of Chariottsvillc, Va.; six grandchildren; and nine great grandchildren. Banflcld Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. AIDA M. D'ERCOLF. Aida M. D'Ercole, 75, of Ridge Road, Lake Mary, died Saturday, Aug. 11,2001, In Longwood's Island Lake Center. Bom Sept 17,1925, in Westfield, Mass., she resided in Central Florida for 39 years. She was a retired personnel director for lit* city of Casselberry and a member of Lake Mary's Church of the Nativity. Survivors include her hus­ band, Remo W. D'Ercole of Lake Mary; a son, Stephen A. D'Ercole of Lake Mary; three daughters, Karen Sykes of Aubumdale, Susan Howell of Eutis and Valerie Homeffer of Longwood; a brother, Thomas Masotti of W a t Springfield, Mass.; a Bister, Mary Akins of Westfield, Mass.; and four grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. Do a little dance, make a lit­ tle mud, and get down at the 12th annual B uck Tie on the Wild Side benefiting the Central Florida Zoological Park. It's a swamp thing set for Saturday, Aug. 25, at the Orlando Expo Center. Guests are invited to the cel­ ebration of Florida's wilderness from 7 until 11 p.m. There will be plenty to do and see as guests enter the swamp. The evening begins with a silent auction, Florida cracker crafts and animal encounters. The silent auction will feature oneof-a-kind pieces o f art by zoo staff and animals, zoo pack­ ages, weekend get-a-ways, JOSEPHINE M. GALLOWAY Josephine M. Galloway, 85, of Lake Gem Drive, Longwood, died Sunday, Aug. 12,2001, in Sanford's Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Dec. 1,1915, in Philadelphia, Pa., she resided in Central Florida for 14 years. She was a retired nurse and of the Catholic faith. Survivors include two sons, George G. Whldden Jr., of Longwood and Louis A. Whldden of Ocala; two daugh­ ters, Mont Deltona; Todd of Deltona; ^'grandchil­ dren; and two great grandchil­ dren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. OPAL M. KARRAKER JO SEPH IN E R. LLOYD Josephine R. Lloyd, 76, of North Lake Drive, Orange City, died Sunday, Aug. 12, 2001, in John Knox Village Medical Center in Orange City. Bom in Atlanta, Ga., she moved to Orange C ity in 1995 from Ocala. She was a home­ maker, of the Methodist faith, and she enjoyed playing Bingo and attending musicals. Survivors include one son, Arthur G. Lloyd III., of Dallas, Texas; three daughters, Charlotte Lloyd Hawthorne of Tallahassee, Melissa Austin of St. Augustine and Andrea O ism uller of Salzburg, Austria; a sister, Ann Hutchins of Atlanta, Ga.; five grandchil­ dren; and two great grandchil­ dren. * Baldauff Family Funeral Home o f Orange City Is In dharge of arrangements. Opal M. Karraker, 87, of Mellonville Road, Sanford, died Sunday, Aug. 12,2001. Bom in Eureka, Kart., ahe moved to Central Florida in 1951. She was a member of 4-H of Eurete. the Profrsrioeal B u sin ** Women's Club of Sanford, Order of Annie Miller Circle, the Ladies of the Moose and Sanford Garden d u b . She was also a member of Hist Christian Church of Sanford. Survivors Include two sons, Robert Karraker of Fitzgerald, Ga., and Donald Karraker of Maitland; two daughters. Sue H. Fitts of Livingston, Texas, and Sharon M. Driskell of Geneva; 14 grandchildren; 26 great grand­ children; and 3 great great grand­ children. Briseon Funeral Home of Sanford Is in charge of arrange­ ments. ELIZABETH T. LONG Elizabeth T. Long, 82, of larrison Street, Titusville, led Thursday, Aug. 9, 2001. Bom In Fairfax, S.C., she moved to Central Florida in 1921. She was a retired Lineotype operator for the Sanford Herald and a member of the Garden Club and the flom em akers of Geneva. She was also a m ember of First Baptist Church o f Geneva. Survivors include a son, Charles Long o f Titusville; two daughters, Betty Ann Hamilton o f Jacksonville and Shirley Drelfuerst of Geneva; two sisters, Virginia Brown of Oviedo and Margaret M ills of Columbus, G a.; 10 grandchil­ dren; and 10 great grandchil­ dren. entertainment and more. After the auction, guests will be treated to dinner and music by Hot Property. Guests will be introduced to the wild side of Florida through fun and factual research stations focusing on native plants and animals. Dress is party swamp attire moss, vines and palmettos are welcome. Reservations ape required by Aug. 17. Individual tickets are $150 and corporate tables of ten for SZ0OO. Tickets may also be purchased for the Virgin Atlantic Airways London Raffle for two round-trip tickets, one for $10, three for $20 and seven for $40. Proceeds from this fund-raising gala will benefit the zoo’s wildlife education and conservation program. For more information, call 407-323-4450, ext. 112 o r visit www.centralfioridazoo.org. The Orlando Expo Center is located at 500 W. Livingstone in Orlando. Complimentary park­ ing is available. 1 Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. FLORENQO 1.IMPIN REGALA SK. Fiorendo Limpin Regab Sr., 75, of Kiseman Court, Lake Maty, died Sunday, Aug. 1Z 2001, in Sanford's Centra) Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Feb. 2 Z 1926, in Pampanga, the Philippines, he resided In Central Florida for one year. He was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include his wife, Vigonla Regab of Lake Mary; three sons, Fiorendo L Regab Jr, of Orlando, Ramunchito Regab of the Philippines, and George R. Regal* of Tallahassee; three daugh­ ters, Gina Bumdb, Gemma Regab and Gliceria Regab, all of Lake Mary; and seven grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home in Winter Springs Is in charge of arrangements. CHAD MITCHELL THOM PSON Chad Mitchell Thompson, 35, of Melton Drive, Winter Springs, died Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2001. Uom Feb. 28,1966, in Houston, Texas, he resided in Central Florida for 10 years. He worked as a metal lathe opera­ tor in the construction industry and was of the Christian Faith. Survivors include two daughters, Christina and Scbrina Thompson, both of Texas; his father and mother, Leroy and Darlene Wiggins of Orlando; two brothers. Chuck Thompson of Altamonte Springs and Mark Thompson of Orlando; two sisters, Gwendolyn Wiggins of Winter Springs and Melinda Wiggins of Orlando; a half sister, Chcri Kelly of Humble, Texas; and a fianc6, Kelly R. Malcolm of Winter Springs. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. JOYCE W OLSTENCROFT Joyce Wolstencroft, 76, of Sequoia Court, Winter Springs, died Sunday, Aug. 12,2001, at her residence. Bom Feb. 23,1925, in Pcndlebury, England, she resided in Central Florida for four years. A retired tailoress, she was a member of the Church o f England. Survivors include two daugh­ ters, Phyllis McRae of Winter Springs and Jean Greenwood of West Palm Bead*; two brothers, George Fraser of England and Ken Fraser of Tampa; a sister, Bette Williams of Australia; four grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. 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AurusI 15. 2001 O A m erican Babel rAot>epN p in io n A P .t1 Ille c X u K e p er uS LANWAARKS T h e n a tio n 's n e w e s t la n g u a g e Census figures released this week indicate that a lan­ guage other titan English is spoken by families in 40 per­ cent of the homes in this sprawling county on the Pacific Ocean. Spanish, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian, Armenian, dozens more — all spoken here. In Chicago last Monday, the first of a series of editorials in the Chicago Tribune on immigration reform began: "Stop by one of the houses going up all over Chicago and listen to the work crew s.... When the foun­ dation is being dug you might hear Russian. R eeves That might become Polish when it's time for the bricklaying. The carpenters might speak * * * * * * * English — but with a singsong Irish brogue. When the Mexican drywall crews arrive, the language might change to Spanish. Finally, a SWAT team of Guatemalan, or perhaps Honduran, landscapers will zoom by to plant the so d .... Chicago will have another house built in good measure by illegal immigrant labor." In New York, in the cabs, candy stores ana little mar­ kets where you once heard Yiddish or Italian, now it is Urdu and Korean. More and more on the streets you hear the clicking sounds of African languages. American Babel. And it is not only in big cities. I came to Chicago and Los Angeles from Sag Harbor, N.Y., a village of little more than 2,000 people on the far eastern edge of the country, and you can hear most of the same languages as the con­ struction crews, gardeners, maids, dishwashers and wait­ ers arrive each day. There are believed to be 6 million to 7 million illegal immigrants in the United States now, 60 percent of them from Mexico. Whatever that number, there are more legal immigrants speaking those languages, particularly Mexican-accented Spanish. Nothing indicates how fast the United States is changing than the panic of the Republican Party and its leader on immigration issues. It was only a few years ago that Republicans, at least in California, believed that immigrant-bashing was the path to power. Gov. Pete Wilson was the driving force behind Proposition 187, an initiative designed to mobilize both white power and black power against Mexican immi­ grants — cutting off welfare help, medical care and edu­ cation to illegals. Voters went for it, but the courts did not. Perhaps more important, the people who actually mobi­ lized were legal Hispanic ana Asian families, registering and voting Democratic in numbers that turned California into a more Democratic state than Massachusetts. Now Republicans, led by President Bush, have tried to compensate for that blunder by going as far the other way, granting amnesty (and eventually citizenship) to res­ ident Mexicans, however they got here. Foiget that one. What makes Mexicans better than Canadians, Ethiopians or Pakistanis? Bush's panic is shared by politicians of both parties, though they tend to favor whichever immigrant group has the most voting power in their own precincts. In fact, the only thing they agree on often seems to be that it is better to do something than do nothing. Why? It seems to me that U S. immigration policy has worked well and served national imperatives over the past 30 years or so. To be crude about it, what that policy nas done is make it difficult but not impossible for the most determined and craftiest of foreigners to sneak into the United States when their own countries seem inca­ pable of utilizing their energy and ambitions. The best and the brightest find a way. They may not have documents, but somehow they seem to have whatever our country needs at a given moment: the mathematical skills of the Russians and the Indians; the work ethic of the Mexicans and their willing­ ness to do what Americans no longer are willing to do; the entrepreneurship and family values of South and East Asians — and, most of all, the young people the United States needs to support our aging population. Besides, many of these immigrants contribute to global stability by sending money back to their home countries, which kind of makes up for American stinginess when it comes to foreign aid. So, whatever our policy actually is, it seems to working very well — at least to me. Why fix it if it's not broken? a T*P Caring adults mak$ all the difference S h e ’s g oin g o ff to co lleg e. W hen I m et h er sev en y ears ag o , I d ared n o t d ream o f su ch a thing. Sh e w as liv in g w ith h er fam ily in ............................. w h at w as then East L ake M ead o w s, A tla n ta 's m ost n o to rio u sly v iolen t p u b lic h o u sin g pro ject. S h e w as an aw kw ard 11y ea r-o ld w ith learn in g d isa b ilitie s an d a pro­ n o u n ced sp eech im p ed i­ m ent. A t th e tim e, my g rea test am b itio n fo r o u r Cynthia rela tio n sh ip w as th at I Tucker learn to u n d erstan d h er * " " " * * * w h en sh e sp o k e. T. w as in ju n io r h ig h sch o o l b efo re sh e ev en got h e r first g lim p se o f a c o l­ leg e ca m p u s, ev en th o u gh A tlan ta h as sev eral. W h en sh e w as abou t 1 4 , 1 took h er w ith m e w h en 1 h ad research to d o in th e lib rary a t Em ory U niversity, A tla n ta 's w ea lth iest in stitu tio n o f h ig h ­ er ed u ca tio n . S h e look ed aroun d in w o n d er at th e w ell-te n d e a com m on s and th e stu d en ts ca rry in g bo o k bags. Finally, sh e ask ed , “Is th is a c o lle g e ?" W ith w o rk, su p p o rt and lots o f luck, sh e h a s b losso m ed sin ce then. U n like h er o ld e r sister, w ho had h er first child at th e ag e o f 14 an d n ev e r fin ished high sch o o l, T. g rad u ated from h ig h school in M ay. Sh e m an ag ed to gut a ll A 's and B 's, q u a lify in g h er fo r G e o rg ia 's H O PE sch o la rsh ip th at p a y s fo r tu itio n at in ­ sta te p u b lic co lleg es. A nd b eca u se sh e h as a sp ark lin g sm ile an d a u su ally g en ia l d isp o sitio n , T. im p ressed a m em b er o f a su b u rb an serv ice o rg a n iz a tio n , th e R osw ell W o m en 's C lu b , w ho recom m en d ed h er for a $ 1,700 sch o la rsh ip th e clu b g ran ts. W ith the tw o sch o la rsh ip s, T. w ill b e ab le to pay for h er first y ea r at G ord on C o lleg e, a sm all tw o -y ear resid en tial sch o o l w here sh e w ill stu d y n u rsin g . T h e cred it for h er a cad em ic su ccess so far goes largely to the C ottag e S ch o o l, a sm all p riv ate sch o o l in a n o rth ern A tlan ta su b u rb th at sp e cia l­ izes in teach in g ch ild ren w ith learn in g d isa b ilities. W ith cla sses n o larg er than 10 and tea ch ers w ith an u nm atch ed zeal for th e ir stu d en ts, th e school h as done w o n d ers fo r k id s stru g g lin g w ith o b sta ­ c le s ran g in g from d y slexia to sev ere head in ju ries. But th e cred it for T .'s jo u rn ey from TV MIS DCFENSR F vn P p a ren ts — p rou d . In p u b lic se rv ice a n n o u n cem en ts fo r A m e ric a 's P ro m ise, th e n o n p ro fit o rg a ­ n iz a tio n h e fo u n d ed , S e cre ta ry o f S ta te C o lin P o w ell en co u ra g es a d u lts to get in v o lv ed in m en to rin g pro g ram s. H e Is rig h t to stre ss.th e strid es th at k id s from m o d est circu m sta n ces can m ak e w ith th e h elp o f a kin d , p atien t an d re sp o n sib le ad u lt. B ut th e ads o u g h t to rem in d w ell-in ten tio n ed a d u lts th at th ere are n o g u aran tees in m en to rin g , an y m o re th an th ere are in p aren tin g . T h ere are d isap p o in tm en ts as w ell as triu m p h s. T. h as h e r a d o le scen t m om en ts. We h a v e arg u ed o v e r h er fon d n ess fo r m iso g y n istic rap m u sic, tig h t sh o rtsh o rts an d the W orld W restling F ed era tio n . B ut sh e h as also kept m e from free z in g in to m id d le-aged rigidity. S o , as I w atch h er g o o ff to co lleg e, I'v e sig n ed up fo r a n o th er to u r o f duty, as co o l sis te r to h er 8-y ear-o ld sister. M ay sh e d o as w ell as T. has done. C y«*k!s TL-cV-* U editorial page editor to t the Atlanta Constitution. She can be reached by e-mail: cynthia*a)c.com. tm u n o N From A to Z A rt Zielinski asks people what they th in k ... o ant universal m ss syndicate IM LOOK'NC, f OH IMS' PART WHEAE ME SAVS Ueu. pay b a c k TWC fAowSV I CONTRiOuTFO sev erely lim ited so cia l circu m sta n ces to co lle g e stu d en t goes largely to C ool G irls, a sm all A tlan ta m en to rin g o rg a n i­ zatio n m od eled lo o sely a fter Big S iste rs o f A m erica. T h a t's w h ere I m et her. A s h er "c o o l s is te r " for sev en y ears, I h a v e taken h er sh o p p in g , to m o v ies, to p la y s, to b a llet p erfo rm a n ces and on h er first a irp lan e trip . I h av e read to her, y elled at her, coaxed h er to stu d y and talked to h er ab o u t sex. Yes, sex. Frankly. N o -h old s-b arred . C oo l G irls, th an k h eav en , is n 't one o f th o se head-in-the-saryd a b stin en ce-o n ly o u tfits, sen d in g g irls iu t in to the w orld arm ed o n ly w ith plec ges to w ait for m arriag e. O h , th e o rg a n iz a tio n en co u r­ a g es a b stin en ce, as dt >I. But the co u n ­ selo rs at C oo l G irls ki tow th at m any teen -aged g irls — w te th e r po o r or a fflu e n t — w ill beco me sexu ally a ctiv e n o m a tter w h at th ey are to ld , so they o u g h t to b e p repared to act resp o n sib ly if th ey d o. j C oo l G irls' ap p roach h as w orked . In th e im p o v erish ed A tlan ta n eig h b o r­ h o o d s w h ere th e o rg a n iz a tio n is activ e, teen pregn an cy has fallen . A nd T. has b een o n e o f the g ro u p 's n lan y su ccess stories. Sh e has d o n e m e — and h er Summer weather conditions acrott the nation have been hot and humid — especial­ ly in Florida. Daytime tempera­ tures in central Florida will be in the mld-90s all week. Our question this week is, “Are you tired o f the hot and humid weather — do you prefer the cooler weather o f fait and winUr?" I like the summer weathar. I don I cars lor the winter. I work outside and could work in the sun all day. Thafs why I moved to this state. The hoi weather helps me k»6e weight. Jose Valtierra. Tampa It has been loo hot and humid this sum­ mer. I'm looking for­ ward to winter. I ve been In Florida lor over 20 years, so I'm use to the hot weather. Patsy Moore, Sanlord ITs hot. hot. hot I enfoy the winter time. ITs been loo hot this summer. I'm looking forward to a lot ol robe! this winter. FetIda Session, Sanford I'm very tired of the hot weather. I think r s been super hot with a lot of rein. I kke the winter. Am ber Otero, Sanford The hot weather doesnl realy bother me because. I've bssn In riortda lor 47 yean, so rm use to it. I teamed to Ive with it and love tl The sea•one come and they 00. Charlotte Davis. Sanford I �T he S eminole I I eralh Wnlnrsilny, August 15. 2001 P a g e 5 A Deal -----------Continued from Page 1A "They were probably the top team going Into the selection process/' VanDerworn said. The Acquest/Benchmark team is comprised of four members: • Benchmark Hospitality of Woodlands, Texas; A facilities management company, Benchmark Is one of the largest operates of hotel/conference cen­ ters in the world. The company would be responsible for predevelopment marketing and would managed all aspects of the hotel/confcrcnce center once it Ls built. • Acquest Realty' Advisors Inc. of Bloomfield, Mich.; Acquest would oversee the development of the project and create the nec­ essary financing stnicture. • Rabun, Hogan, Ota & Raschtv The Atlanta-based architectural firm would work with Glatting Jackson, the development team overseeing the Sanford Riverwalk project, to integrate the notel/conference center design with the Riverwalk. Rabun would also be the project architect. • Walbridge Aldinger of Tampa; Walbridge would provide construction cost estimates and build the facility. VanDorworp said the meeting in Michigan was productive in laying the groundwork for the memorandum of understanding, but he said he was impressed Gift Continued from Page 1A established in 1991 and has pro­ vided more than 40 homes to area families. "I couldn't think of a charity more deserving than Habitat," Prendcrgast said about her com­ pany's recent donation. "They continue to help people, and they need a lot of material to do it. And, I wondered to myself, 'where do they store it?’ “ Prendcrgast said if the charity outgrows its current storage facility, Big Tree Self Storage will provide a larger unit. Units range In size from 5-by-5 to 15by-33, and prices range from S30 to $200 a month. Big Tree Self Storage, owned by M id-Atlantic Partners, opened in April and is located at 746 Fleet Financial Court, near Big Tree Park. According to Prendcrgast, the facility offers on-site management, 24-hour security, easy access and a clean environment. For more informa­ tion, call 407-767-0970. Habitat for Humanity in Seminole's office is located at 2910 Orlando Drive in Sanford. According to DePcw and Van, Habitat and its thrift store always need volunteers. Anyone wanting to donate items to the thrift or volunteer can call 407688-8874. For other information or questions about Habitat, call 407-328-9717. with the enthusiasm the Acquest/Benchmark team showed. "These guys have done a lot of products, and they are very pumped up about the opportuni­ ty in Sanford," he said. "They don’t do cookie cutter type pro­ jects, and they see Sanford ns a unique project to develop." David Ong, president of Acquest Realty, agreed that his team's projects are usually, "a lit­ tle outside of the norm," and that was an aspect the team wanks emphasis in Sanford. • "One of the things that struck i s about the Sanford project is the *K .ition," One said. “Downtown Sanford and tnc lakefront makes tor one of the most unique set­ tings we've been involved with. Rarely do you sec a conference center and hotel with such a tran­ quil vista like Lake Monroe, that also provides the quaint urban retail center that downtown ijanford offers." . The niche his team is aiming ror, Ong said, is a high-quality 1that is affordable, don't intend to build a limited services facility," Ong said. "This will be a full-service facility. Yet it will be affordable to state associations and other groups who might be priced out of the Orlando resort facilities." The project would also fit into another unique niche, Ong said. Fconomic development. "One of the aspects that can't be ignored in this project is the 'ripple effect,"' said Ong. "These types of projects bring people downtown and provide an eco­ nomic multiplier for local busi­ nesses." So far there are no specifics on conference center size or the num­ ber of rooms the hotel would pro­ vide. Those details will be deter­ mined during the next three to six months. Ong did say, however, that the conference center "would exceed the capacity of the hotel." "The idea," he said, "would be to create a relatively large confer­ ence center that would provide spin-off to other hotels in the area." The dty's consultant. Hunter Interests, had indicated in a feasi­ bility study that the market could T h e r e ’s a support a 40,000-squarr-foot con­ ference center, Ong says he expects the size to be "something less than that, but that’s part of the process we will be undergo­ ing in the coming montlrs." As for the overall feasibility of the project, Ong said his team's calculations and past experience indicate a Sanford hotel/conference center can be a success. "It goes without saying that we am fairly selective in the opportu­ nities we pursue," Ong said. "If there were any questions as to the economic feasibility, we would not pursue this project." "Tire issue is do the economics of the pay ie project conservalively co believe it does." self. We bcli for itse Among Benchmark's past pro­ jects are: • AT&T learning Center in Basking Ridge, N.J.; 171 rooms, two restaurants, 31,265 square feet of meeting space and an 85seat amphitheater. • Resort at Squaw Creek in Olympic Valley, Calif.; 405 rooms, 33,000 square feet of meeting space and five restaurants. • Centennial Resort in Raleigh, N.C.; 250 rooms, 29,500 square feet of meeting space and three restaurants. Dan Ping can be reached at dptngOaemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. . 0 0 % 5 on a 12 Month CD $ 1,000 minimum deposit required T h e B ank F o r Y o u And Y o u r C o m m u n it y ! b e tte r w a y to b u y in s u ra n c e . You c a n buy your Michelle Jerta can be reached at mdjertaOaemlnoleheratd.com or 407-322-2611. in su ra n c e Irom a stran ger .it a 1 - 8 0 0 Community NUMBER RICHARD RUSSI or from TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Winter Park Office 1211 OiwigeAiv. 407/622-1120 Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family’s protection and security. 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford I t s fu to - O w n ers I n s u r a n c e (407) 322-0285 IN FO R M ATIO N R EG AR D IN G S P EC IA L R EFER EN D UM On Tuesday, Saptembsr 4th, the voters of Samlnole County will be ssked to consider renewing the Local Option One Cent Sales Tax (Cent for Semlnois) for 10 more years, beginning January 1, 2002. The ballot question to be presented to the voters In this referendum election It Identified In the Notice box to the right Revenue generated from this Penny Setae Tax would be used to addresa the two most Important components to our quality of life as Identified by a survey of the residents Transportation and Education. Through a unique partnership between the seven Cities, the County, and the School Board, the specific Road and School projects to ba funded have been agreed upon, and are summarized at follows: T R A N S P O R T A T IO N E D U C A T IO N Sem inole C oun ty Projects: School Improvem ents: Other/Collector Roadways Bear Lake Rd Beardall Ave Celery Ave Country Club Rd County Home Rd CR 426 CR 431 (Orange Blvd) Deleon St E. Lake Brantley Rd General Hutchinson Lake Emma Rd Lake Mary Blvd Lake Way Dr Longwood-Lake Mary Rd Longwood-Markham Rd Markham Rd Markham Woods Rd Marty/Nancy & Cadillac Old Mims Rd ' Sabal Palm Dr Snow Hill Rd WekJva Springs Rd O F ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect. Since 1968 Major Arterial Roadways SR 434 Segments* (Montgomery to CR 427; also, S. from SR 436) SR 415* (SR 46 to Volusia Co. Line) US Highway 17-92 Segments* (Lk Mary to Longwood; also, S. from Lk of the Woods) US Highway 17-92 & SR 436* SR 436 & Red Bug Lake Rd* Dean Rd CR 419 Pedestrian Overpasses (4) Other Improvements Intersection Improvements Various Roadway Retrofits Paving Various Roadways Sidewalk Construction (340* miles) School Circulation Projects Traffic Calming Various Traffic Safety & Efficiency, and Railroad Crossing Improvements Traffic Signals & Communication Network Traffic Management System NATIONAL BANK Altamonte Elementary Forest City Elementary Sab al Point Elementary Sterling Park Elementary Winter Springs Elementary Eastbrook Elementary Lake Mary High Oviedo High New Middle School New Elementary School Red Bug Elementary M ID F L O R I D A Lake Mary Office 3001 West Lake Mary Bird. 407/323-8485 Sanford Office 500 West First St. 407/323-2384 12 Month Cl) - Minimum deposit l* 1 1 ,000 Annual percentage Yield (APY) Ifl based upon daily compounding with iftlrtert remaining on deposit until maturity AFY U tu bjed to change without imtkrr. A penalty ouy be Imp*wed for eaity withdraw*] Offer can hr ceded without notice Normal FTXC limits apply Ule Home Car Business 7%» "Mt AW/m * A y 4 * Member FDIC NOTICE OF SPECIAL REFERENDUM ELECTION * ■ N O T IC E is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, intends to hold a referendum election on Tuesday, September 4, 2001. At that time the voters of Seminote County will b e asked to consider the following m atter SEMINOLE COUNTY TEN (10) YEAR SA LES SURTAX TO FUND COUNTYWIDE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENTS AND SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION To provide public transportation improvements and fund school construction, Sem inole County requires additional revenue. Th e proposed revenue source Is a ten (1 0 ) year one cent per dollar sales surtax on taxable transactions occurring within Sem inole County. T h e se revenues would b e used only for funding transportation Improvements such a s renovation, improvement, reconstruction and construction of road, sidewalk and pedestrian safety projects throughout Sem inole County, and Improvements to the infrastructure of tho Sem inole County school system. ___ FO R the one cent sa les tax ___ AGAINST the one cent sa les lax A Resolution adopted by the Board or County Commissioners has identified to the public specific projects, which would be funded by the surtax imposed herein subject to voter approval. A certified copy of said Resolution has been provided to the Seminole County School Board and to each municipality within Seminole County by the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and the Resolution shall be made available to the public. The Board of County Commissioners also has entered Into an interlocal agreement with the Seminole County School Board and all municipalities within Seminole County. Copies of this interlocal agreement shall, likewise, be made available to the public. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida By: Sandy McCann Deputy Clerk * Cost-Shared Program with the Florida Department of Transportation. M u n ic ip a l P ro je c ts : Altamonte Projects Douglas Ave Jamestown Btvd Gateway Dr West Town Parkway Extension Intersection Improvements SR 436 Corridor Feasibility Study Multimodal Improvements Casselberry Projects Alternate Connector US 17-92 and Triplet Lake Dr Additional Roadway / Intersection Improvements Lake Mary Projects Sand Pond Rd; Skyline Dr Evansdale Rd/Pine Tree Rd Longwood Projects Dirt Road Paving Oviedo Projects Franklin St/Division St/CR 426 Lindsay Lane Extension NorttvSouth One-way Pairs SR 426 Widening East CR 419 Widening Sanford Projects Collector System North of West SR 46 Mulberry Ave Extension Downtown Circulation Improvements Intersection Improvements Lakefront Roadway Sidewalk Improvements Upgrade Railroad Crossings Winter 8pringa Projects Town Center Collectors Traffic Signal Installations Moss Rd SR 419/SR 434 Arterial Lighting New Sidewalks SR 434 (Incl. Village Walk) Residential Rd Reconstruction & Traffic Calming Ranchlands Dirt Road Alternative Surface Treatment Fisher Rd Winter Springs Blvd Bahama Rd Additional information concerning the proposed program, including project scop es, may be obtained from the Sem inole C ojn ty web site at w w w .co.seinlnole.fl.us/ onacent or by calling 407/665-CENT (2368). Any questions regarding voter registration, ab sen tee ballots or polling locations should be directed to the Supervisor of Elections at www.semcoelections.org/ or 407/665-7700. The preceding Information has been provided and published by the Seminole County Government, the Seven Cities, and the Seminole County School Board as a public service. VOTE SEPTEMBER 4, 2001 �T he S eminole H eraiji P a g e G A Wwlnrsilny, August lf>. 200t Police officer’s call for help answered with lots of laughter DEAR ABBY: Here's my "Locked in the Loo” story: As a police officer patrolling the streets, I sometimes ........... Kid to use public restrooms. On one occasion, I went to a friend's business to •Jgr attend to the call of nature. To get to the restroom, 1 had to walk through the showroom, Dear office area, warehouse and garage. When I tried to leave the restroom, the door • • • wouldn't open. I didn't have the luxury of having a window through which to escape. I yellea and banged on the door, but got no response. Having no other choice, I used my portable police radio to ask the dispatch­ er to call the business and inform them of my plight There was no immediate response from the dispatcher. When he did respond, I heard loud laughter in the back­ ground. I knew immediately when my friend at the store received the phone call because I could hear howls of laughter coming from the showroom. This happened more than 20 years ago. rm sure that when the citizens of that fine dty read this In your column, they will have another good laugh since [everyone who had a police [monitor heard my plea. You ■may use my name. JAM ES A- OEHMKE, RETIRED TOLEDO POLICE OFFICER get the same on my weekend. The other two weekends arc for tlw family, and the diildren ............ choose alternating activities from my wife’s list or mine. On my weekend I m go away fishing, camp­ ing, hiking or whatev­ er. This is wKit my ¥ wife hates. Abb' by, l need the time alone. undisturbed, and liavc felt much better since I started doing it. I also 1 • • • enjoy having the kids alone without my wife con­ stantly Interrupting or contra­ dicting me. My wife will sometimes stay around the house on her "alone" weekend and by to interfere even though she's not even supposed to have dinner with us or be involved in any way when it’s my weekend with the kids. How can I get her to under­ stand how much tills means to me? How can I get her to get a life? She hates camping and fishing. Please answer soon because she's driving me and tlie kids crazy on my weekend with them. NEEDS TIM E OUT IN SACRAMENTO Abby I ‘ DEAR JAMES: When I read ur letter aloud, howls of igh ter echoed throughout my office. Interesting, Isn't it, how funny a predicament can he when it's happening to someone else. E ; DEAR ABBY; My wife and I have been married 19 years. We have one daughter In college and three at home, ages 17,15 and 11. We went to therapy because I was unhappy. The therapist said my wife was not allowing any of us space, including me. My wife was making all the decisions — which included having the kids believe in the tooth fairy and the Easter bunny. My wife doesn’t like one sug­ gestion the therapist made. I believe it could work w ell The therapist said we should have one weekend a month free. From Friday at 6 p.m. to mid­ night Sunday (54 hours), I take care of the kids and house, and my wife can do whatever site wants with the time and $120.1 DEAR NEEDS TIM E O U T Your wife already understands how much your separate time meant to you — and she finds that threatening. What's sad Is that the harder she clings and tries to control, the more uncomfortable she's making you and the further she's dri­ ving you away. Some Individual counseling to resolve her insecurity would be helpful. If she refuses, I see difficult times ahead. For an excellent guide to becoming a better conversation­ alist and a more sociable per­ son, order "How to Be Popular." Send a business­ sized, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $3.95 ($450 in Canada) to: Dear Abby, Popularity Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is includ­ ed.) O 31)1 UNIVERSAL PRHS SYNDICATE Persimmons: An Oriental delight Oriental persimmons have ered the best commercial nonbeen grown In Florida for many astringent variety in Florida. years since their introduction to Planting this country In 1856. ............. Recently, plantings of The trees will grow in non-astringent types many dilferent types of arc increasing and soils but should be planted on moderate to becoming a popular dooryara fruit In well drained soils. Select a site that allows Florida. In central for good air drainage or Florida, trees grow well protection to reduce the and produce high quali­ possibility of freeze ty fruits. damage. Plant bare-root Al trees from December Classification Persimmons arc clas* 1 Cl through February, keep­ ing the roots moist sifted into astringent when out of the ground. and non-astringent Prune the tree back to twotypes based on fruit character­ thirds the original height at istics. Astringent fruits must be soft or artificially treated before planting. Trees purchased in contain­ they arc suitable for eating. ers can be planted any time of Fruit o f the non-astringent the year, but water must be types lose astringency while applied often during establish­ still hard and can be eaten hard ment since the container medi­ or soft. um will dry out quickly. If the tree has been growing in the Recommended container for over six months, Commercial Varieties it is best planted when dormant Plantings of non-astringent by shaking off the potting soil persimmons can be made to and spreading out the roots include varieties that will ripen that have grown around the fruit from late September to container. early December. Transplanted trees can be The varieties recommended staked for support. seem to produce the highest percent of marketable fruit. Fertilization And Cultivation "Izu " is the choice for the early The tree need not be fertil­ season, 'Matsumoto Wasc ized at planting, but should Fuyu' for the mid-season, and have light monthly applications 'Fuyu" for the late season. during the first year from April Fuyu is the most readily avail­ through August. Established able and ts generally consid- Ferrer not occur within six weeks of budding to allow for sufficient callusing. trees should be fertilized three times a year; in March when still dormant or about two weeks before leaf formation, in June, and again in late August to early September. An area approximately 2 to 3 feet from the trunk of the tree should be mulched or shallow cultivated to control weeds. Fruit ripening Softening and astringency removal can be induced by cov­ ering the fruit with uncooked dry rice for three to five days. Freezing the fruit for 24 hours will have similar results. Ethylene gas can be used to speed up the ripening process and develop more fruit color. Propagation Most of the oriental persim­ mon trees grown In Florida arc Grafted onto the common ■alive persimmon. This native free is distributed from Connecticut to Florida and as ar west as Kansas and Texas. It iroduces small fruits, seedy ind astringent until fully soft vith a delirious nutty flavor. I This rootstock is desirable because of its adaptability to Florida conditions. Its vast root system will handle both flood­ ing and drought conditions. For seed production, both male and female trees should be selected ^or vigor and fall leaf retention. Chip Budding Trees can be chip budded a few weeks before leaf forma­ tion In the spring to a month fore the leaves become inace in the fall. Chip budding is the easiest and most versatile technique for propagation. Chip budding is often used from late August into October on 5-to 7 month-old seedling nursery trees. Fall frosts must Harvesting Persimmons ripen from August through December. Non-astringent fruit ore picked when color has developed to the yellow/orange/rcd stage and most or all of the green is eliminated. Astringent fruit are picked when soft or just before softening occurs. Pests And Diseases Scale Insects, tree borers and stink bug damage to the fruits arc the most important insect pests. A wilting disease occur in native persimmons. The most likely method of transmission of this fungal dis­ ease is the twig girdler. ^ Glass show starts Sept. 14 Once again, plans are under way for a Depression Glass Show, scheduled for Sept. 14 through Sept. 16, In the Sanford Civic Center. TVventy-seven top quality, knowledgeable dealers will be participating. They will be rep­ resenting 11 different states. Gene Florence, a well-known author, will be the special guest. He will be on hand the entire weekend and will be offering new books for sale. He'll have the sixth edition of "Kitchenware o f the Depression Era," "'4 0 s, '50s a n d '60s Glassw are," and " Encyclopedia o f Depression G lass," as well as the sixth edi­ tion o f 'O ccupied Japan.” Florence will also be auto­ graphing books. A display o f Green Cherry Blossom by Jeannette Glass Co., will be on display during the event. A snack bar will be oper­ ated by Sanford's Colonial Room leatuurant. The show's hours are 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday with an admis­ sion fee of $5, which is good for all three days o f the show. Doors open Saturday at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission for the final two days is S3. A winter show is scheduled for Jan. 25 through Jan. 27, 2002. L e t U s D o — w ------ ' w y -----------------J ---------a ™ - We have classes for K-g & K-4. We offer 2,3 & 5 day options. 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Blood was taken from Scott at the Florida Hospital Altamonte where he was treated for minor injuries to his head and hand, said Harris. Scolt will not be charged in the case until the blood analysis returns from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, which according to Harris will take about two months. "The letter was short and basi­ cally said he enjoyed his service here and will miss it here, but nothing else was in the letter," Harris said. "Nothing like this has ever happened to the depart­ ment to my recollection." C O S T A SSU M P TIO N S K-Mart Building® FIRE STATION 032 CUPPI Hf rACUITY4*,0f>f*Q»T CO**1*tt/CUOl*4 1JM mOCOAMANOfACUfTMtDS 1*. ACWf fcltt MIN BMWSfJ 1T • • • • Citycw»r*#dProperty Shjrefl HrIfniion HgMtoNtr lotiitdty Wilmjrl foo* frKiOontotrryteo*'•$ ANporf Bled • c 1 • • CooiJ Service l«xjHtxt P»>P»rt| »"dluitt n e w ( o s t f u j t llO A Wrijui'Mpu'tfma »adIiuH<llng J\M%»F*«rAl“ (*WI J«fM\ pain f MCm! 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Minimal HapwllifMldfeMt If t«xitdi Jk«q 17 9? •'EM C o»t Ind udes D esign, C onstnjctton.Land F F E , and other. 11 9 •9 2F«*l fludnetlna end Fund* Av*ll*bl*; Fire Station *32 /Headquarttre S325K General Funds I125K 6U llonf2 Sale S223K Impact Fast. 13th Street (F«rnW * Mattel Pfopwt;) GoodStryttf Lm #hon • Properly • LJ"d hlKtM lf B o joifd fjth Street »*<!♦»•lepmeof Law Enforcamant C*ni*r S2S3K.lmpact F * * t Sufficient * < f f fof f If* *n«l Ptriic* *ort MmCrtrl* j<r* wide frlfnhonlex f J »•Itx»t floodmg Mmim»l i«r«l l«FrtldFFKM if located#hwgtJtti *tF**t a NOTES: 5** oof* O ■*c«if <i )|t<!4 m't •oejl C FIR E S T A T IO N #31 and Headquarter* F n M 13th Street •(North) UarVM PraparlKSou*) ® Pif tnrjinfFifil I I 4 - S »m.| ConitaliOn# 11 4 ■10 4m,l [ t l CouHmgf IB J ■t Jmil JO 1 ■7 9m-1 1 • Ntatr Con at ruction Cost* Convent ion *1 Conti S120 lUO ptf IF . Pr»-€ng. Struclurta 1100 «11 IDptr IF R»n©¥»tk>nt(Mon-Slruclufan 1*6 ptr IF . Rsnovnitton*{Structln•!) ITS pt# I f . • ff I Coat: HO 00 Par tq . ft. Polic# f fl: 1100.000 flro Station: 6100.000 e fWalgn Cotta: 10% of Conti coat*. • • • D**.tripeJ i'l* H Land Ac qui*11ton Cot I* IT 00 p*c I f l it * Orv. Coal 16% of Building Coat • R#qwlFt(J 1M l Red*»»toj-m.nf PIm w i IWi (MUi«ingi n ' j Airport Blvd. C sU tM len Fir* IIMton I l f . Fir* H**dqu*rY*rt »mj law tnfsrc*m *nt C*m*r (2) Land purchai* coat II.3mll. •13.0 mil. Ra novation cost: Fir* 20,000: S1.4mll Police 90,000: 92.9mll. *Ranovation only. Expand Current Site C<tyowned Properly C<hicepfdPropntj |NonhSid*) 1JrhSKffI Hedtafloitfmrnf GoodIWM{»IOfJim#* Mmmjl linpiil tolltHfiHMit toe*trdsfcKiq13th tltftl j«-qo'%it*(mtonih lulf ........... . o- Land Donation Agraamant require* that (ha land be uted for park* and recreation u**e, allow* the City to u*s for othar Improvement* It equal v*lu* land I* used for park* and recreation. GoodSFivitf location Bfknale port*onottifi'-l ft 0 C hristopher Patton can be reached at cp a ttonO se m lnole herald.com or 407-322-2611. l( Station 3 1 1( relocated, Utility fund* can be used to purchase property, etc. for utility * i pension. ( el Ceil Mange Ffr f nrjmfnfd $? |•? 4m«l Co«e»niional Ctl Coal SUM llf-JIr n -i S o o u r c : City of Sanford O it &ic e Stations ---------Continued from Page 1A While commissioners did not single out a particular site, they were intrigued with VanDerworp's proposal to locate a public safety complex on 13th Street on land cur­ rently behind the State Farmers' Market. The site not only has enough space for police and Are headquarters, but the city could provide a master retention area that would ease flooding along Mill Creek. "This site provides us with a lot of pluses," VanDerworp said. The land is owned by the state and had previously not been con­ sidered a prime spot because of the bureaucracy involved In transfer­ ring the Land from the state to the dtv. However, Commissioner Velma Williams pointed out the site is within the designated Front Torch area, and offleiab with that program could help eliminate red tape. The Front Porch program b a revitalization initiative But taigcts key urban neighborhoods for improvement. Earning the desig­ nation provides communities with direct access to state and federal funds, as well os the necessary per­ sonnel and support stnictures to assist in planning revitalization efforts. In essence. Front Porch communities are moved to live front of the line for funding and legislative initiatives. "With tike Farmer's Market site. there b the possibility of getting help and money from the Front Porch program," Williams said. "Being in Front Porch drastically increases our dunces of getting the property," VanDerworp added. Williams said locating tlie public safety complex on the Farmers' Market site could boost economic development along 13th Street "I think that locating the police station tlvere will go a long way to encouraging people to invest in 13lh Street," Eckstein added. Sanford Police Chief Brian Tooley said the site offered a cen­ tralized location and provided good access both cast-west and north-south to other parts of the dty. "If we're going to get this land, now's tite time," said Mayor Brady Lcssard. "With the Front Porch program, and our governor fadng re-election, I think our chances are pretty good." Whatever choice the Commission makes about a loca­ tion will come with a cost to tax­ payers. VanDerworp estimated the millage rate will need to be increased by nearly .9 milb to build a new law enforcement center, a new Are headquarters and a new facility for Station 32 on the south end a t tlie dty. the subject on foot, McCall iered the escaped prisoner to the ground by gun point. "We were at Cardinal Oaks Court and they were starting a K9 at the front of tike road so 1 went to the back," McCall said after catching the elusive criminal. "One of the residents said he just went behind a house. Then 1 saw him cross the road and I followed him between the houses. He comlicd pretty quick — surprising- was only about a half mile away from the jail, and he said the escapee had "to somehow" go through the Seminole Community College campus to get to the apprehended location. A strict perimeter was immedi­ ately established around tlie jail Involving deputies, Lake Mary and Sanford police and the SCSO helicopter, according to Seminole County Sheriff's Office Lt. Pete Kclting. "A full investigation into the circumstances surrounding tlie escape will continue," Kelting said. "The investigation will also focus on any additional inmates that may have assbted in his escape." Smith was set for trial Wednesday on eight charges, including burglary, carjacking, grand theft auto and kidnapping, in the Seminole County court­ house with Judge Alan Dickey. M O f t U C I I BY M i l IN I 6I1AINMIN1 •P I X A R 0 | 6 | C t' Dan P ing can be raachad at dp lngO aam lnolaharald.com or 407-322-2611. Escape Con tinned from Page 1A During the elaborate chase in 999, he hijacked a Maitland fBitt­ y's car, crashed the car, jumped fences, made a makeshift bed In a Casselberry residence's garage and broke free of courageous local resident's tackle before deputies could bring Smith to justice. Less than an hour after break­ ing free Saturday, Smith was spot­ ted by Sanford Police Officer Thomas McCall in the area of Cardinal Oaks Drive running behind a residence. After pursu- K According to McCall, Smith Chrlatophar Patton can ba raachad at cp a ttonO aam lnolaharatd.com oi 407-322-2C11. HOLD O N ...TH E Y 'R I COMING! County Continued from Page 1A leal alert, the board’s diairman, Stalvey, the Seminole County Health Department and County Manager Kevin Grace would be able spend up to $150,000 to acti­ vate emergency procedures. "The important thing here is to start the program as immediate as possible," Commissioner Daryl McLain added. In other business, commission­ ers decided to halt the movement of the comprehensive plan amend­ ment of reducing mandatory home lot sizes before it could be set a public hearing Air the fall cycle. According to McLain, the B u n k amendment originally was to lielp could ruin the county's rural flavor. All commissioners agreed the small landowners develop their property. Since 1991, county land amendment sliould be held to tire development codes prohibit build- • spring cycle. M elvin made a ; on sites that are not tire actually / motion to have tlie same amend­ i and dry.” f ment inserted into tlie next cycle me problems have arisen with deadline on Oct. 31 with only a these codes, however, as landown­ workshop of commissioners to ers who did not purchase before make necessary changes. That motion failed 2-2. 1991 try to develop their property. For example a 10 acre parcel divid- ■ Chairman Dick Van Der Weide ed Into two five acre lots with two * was absent Commissioners unani­ acres of wetlands, is deemed by the mously voted to scrap the amend­ ment for the fall cydo. county to be only one 5 acre plot Commissioners also proceeded The new amendment would lower the standards needed to | with the anti-rave ordinance, but develop, but commissioners and j commissioners did not set a public much of tlie public, arc worried it . (tearing date. Commissioners were P l a t f o r m B e d s F U T O N S o f a from $ 1 9 9 S F ri. SEPT. 7 - S3 WATERHOUSE S u n . 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County staff was directed to meet with first amendment attor­ neys and American Civil Liberties Union representatives and then report back to commissioners before a public liearing would be set. • 4 0 7 -3 3 1 -7 4 0 0 G r o u p s •1399 �I’ap o HA Wednesday. August 15. 2001 T he S eminole H erald Your guide to this summer’s coolest hot spots. fortheM p h n ki k m INN JO T h i s W e e k ’s F e a t u r e Golden Lamb Restaurant MM F -F I m a ita e m ttlita May MmriFOU ta rty t i l t a t PIZZA » PASTA » SAIAPS » SUSS 407-302-7707 ms h •r*B-oor •manor *omnia MnSay-taMy tha-IOpw Featuring The World's Finest Cheesecakes & The Ultimate Wedding Cakes (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -2 2 2 3 CHEESECAKESI Fax (407) 323-2274 101 N. Country Club Road, Suite 104 Lake Mary, Florida 3 2 7 4 6 110 8 . P A LM ETTO , D O W N TO W N 8 A N FO R D 407-321-8933 ...o nco n shepherd .r A n astasios M argeolas, b etter know n by his A m erican n ickn am e "S te v e " cam e to the U .S. in 1951, a 1/2 a cen tu ry ag o, from a sm all v illage in the m ou n tain s o f G reece called "N e sta n e ." H e w as one o f 9 ch ild ren o f w hich on 5 su r­ vived. Stev e had lived a life o f a shepherd and survived m ostly on m ilk bread and ch eese. H e w as u nab le to co n tin ­ ue h is ed u catio n past the 4th grad e. M argcolas w as chosen out o f 7 m illion greeks to im m i­ g rate to the U .S. A C on n ecticu t restau ran t o w n er sp o n ­ sored him and gave him the op p o rtu n ity to co m e to A m erica. M argeolas had d ream s o f a better life, m aking lots o f m on ey and bein g able to rescu e his fam ily from a life o f poverty. Instead h e found a jo b w ash in g d ishes and a room in an a ttic and a lot o f co m m u n icatio n problem s, b ecau se h e co u ld n 't sp eak English. A fter a co u p le o f years w o rkin g 2 jo b s and goin g to n ig h t school to learn E n glish S tev e w as ab le to sav e en o u gh m o n ey to b ecom e a p a rtn er in a restaurant and send m o n ey b ack to G reece fo r h is sisters d ow ries, and so that h is paren ts cou ld liv e com fortable. M argeolas h ad som e su ccess an d so m e failures o v er the first 3 0 years. H e had open ed a total o f 12 restau rants p rior to m o v in g to San ford , F L an d o p en in g the G o ld en L am b R estau ran t w h ich h e n ow ca lls th e lu cky #13. T h e G o ld en L am b w as estab lish ed in 1980 an d has catered to S em in o le and Volusia co u n ty resid ents, w ith h o m e style cookin g. M an y c f th eir em p lo y ees h a v e b een there from the b eg in ­ ning. F or y ears, th e o w n er an d h is so n h ave d o n e all the cook - * S ta n d in g In front of the G o ld e n L a m b sign are from left: S h a n n o n Sm ith, o w n e r S tasis M a rg e o la s , C a ro ly n D o B o lo a n d List Le o n a rd . ing. T h ey m ake all o f th eir ow n sou p s, g arn ish sau ces and co o k all th eir ow n m eats, n ot to m ention th eir fresh b is­ cu its and hom e m ad e sau sag e G rav y m ad e fresh everyday. T h ey h ave tried to keep th eir p rices low for the sen ior citizen s, w orkin g p eop le and large fam ilies. A n y o n e can afford to eat at th e G old en Lam b. T h ey h av e also m ad e a few ch an g es. C o m e into a clean restau ran t and try the good food at a fair p rice and ex cellen t, friendly service. T h e ow n ers d au g h ter Yota h as been m an agin g the restaurant u p u ntil h er recent battle w ith cancer. Sh e and h er fam ily a p p reciate all the w ell w ish es an d p ray ers from all th eir d ed icated cu stom ers. 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County Muac W ith HI AM /A M SAT A S U N Saturday Lattes U & t BucteU ol B u t ■Hippy Hour 7-9 PM A L L W E L L D R IN K S ........$< 1 . 5 0 Thursday J H f ( C ' jr 8 PM ^ Karaoke Seven Nights A Week ___ . _ ______ _ Karaoke Contest Thurs. Night M o n d a y Is Ladies N ight H a p p y H o u r P r ic e s 9 to 12 U s ! 1 �T he S e m in o l e H erald Inside: Section B C Wednesday A u gu st 6B-7B r o ssw o r d 6B l a s s if e d s C 15, 2001 S Briefs SEMINOLE PONY FALL REGISTRATION Registration for the 2001 Fall season at Seminole PONY Baseball will be held on Saturday, August 18th from 10 1 0 a.m. to 22pp.m. .m . at the Seminole PONY Complex on State Road 419 between State Road 434 and 17-92, just east o f Five Points. As an all volunteer league, Seminole PONY offers five league age groups, Shetland (age 55-6, 3 , coach pitch), Pinto (age 7-8, coach pitch 4 innings, players pitch 2 innings). Mustang (age 9-10, players pitch), Bronco (age 11-12), Pony (age 13-14, certi­ fied umpires), and has been servicing the community for over 30 years. The Fall League will con­ sists of 20 games. Flease bring a copy of your birth certificate to registra­ tion and there is a discount rate for siblings. For more information, call 407-323-5570 or visit the league's website at www.eteamz.com/seminolepony. p o r t s Busy Saturday for youth By Dean Smith Sports Editor SAN FORD — Sanford willI be a Vc Very active place this Saturday for young ath­ letes os the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department will be holding Player Placement Days for several Fall Leagues and the Seminole County Police Athletic League will be hosting the*local Punt, Pass and Kick Competition. PAL'S PUIYT, PASS AND KICK Once again, the Seminole Coun Police Athletic League (PAL) will L . the local NFL/Gatoradc Punt, Pas^and Kick Competition. This year's contest will be held this Punt, Pass and Kick, plus flag football, baseball, and soccer placement on slate and ribbons will go to the top three fin­ ishers in each gender and age group. First place finishers will earn a right to compete in a Sectional competition in Orlando, which. In turn, could lead to a performance at a Tampa Bay Buccaneers game it a later date. Anyone needing more information, or to get a registration form, should call the Police Athletic League at 407-328-3762. Saturda rday (August 18th) in the field adjacent to the Juvenile Enforcement Complex (Orlando-Sanford Airport) off of Airport Boulevard. Registration and competition begins at 8 a.m. Competition doses at 10 a.m., or The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is currently taking registrations for the 2001 Youth Flag Football League season. The league is for both girls and boys See Saturday, Page 2B when the last competitor finishes. Boys and girls ages 8-to-15 (as of 12/31/01) are eligible to partidpatc. A registration form and a copy of the birth certificate arc required. Certificates are given to all participants SANFORD FLAG FOOTBALL P r a c tic e g e ttin g h o t a n d h e a v y Special to tha Herald DELAND TO HOST FISHING TOURNEY If you love bass fishing and would like a chance to win some money doing it, then plan to participate in the Seventh Annual St. Johns River “Big Mouth O p en ' Benefit Bass Tournament. The tournament will take lace on Saturday, August 8th at Ed Stone Park, Crows Bluff, State RoadU4 at the S Sbt Johns River B Bridfc, rid it, DeLand. Entry fees are Entiy with tiie trie optional Big Ba fee o f $10. The Big Bass prize is worth $2300. The event is sponsored by the Junior Service League of DeLand. Proceed* will be used to support charitable organizations in DeLand and West Volusia Area. A total o f $16300 cash pay­ back is guaranteed. First ' place will Ukc take home $3,209; second place, $ 1300; third place $1300 with money for fourth through 30th place (20th through 30th place based on 250 boats) l b register, call: 386-740­ 386740­ 7772. For more information call Ed Taylor. River City Tournaments Unlimited at 3386-326-8899. 8 6 3283899. ff 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. An organizational meeting, all teams must have a repre­ sentative at this meeting to receive a discount on league fees, will be held at 6 3 0 p.m. on Monday, August 20th at the Downtown Recreation Center, 1st floor of Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue (comer of Park and Seminole Boulevard). Call 407-330-5697 for more information. YOUTH SOCCER The City of Casselberry is offering Youth Soccer Co-Ed and G ins 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 nrgreg­ ister at the City of Casselberry Parka and Recreation Department, 125 East Melody Lane, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., o n ., Monday through Friday. :riday. For more information See Briefs, Page 2B UCF dons full pads as season gets closer H*f*U phstM by Art ZM m M With the Classics (the 2000 versk) ness. The Sominole High defense ready to travel to Merritt Island for I the old Jamborees) set lor next week, Semlnolo Athletic Conference football teams are getting down to busli) works on rushing drills, while the offense works on running and blocking drills (lower, left and right) as they get Classic next Friday before opening the season at Lake Mary on Friday, August 31st ORLANDO — While the rest of the players at the University of Central Florida worked out for the first time in full pads on Monday, senior tailback Terrance Williams (Clearwater HS) watched. Tendonitis in his right knee as well as pain in his right hip have limited his effectiveness as well as his practice time so far this year. William* entered camp as the starting tailback but has since given way to rcdshirt freshman Alex Haynes (Evans HS), who is being challenged by sopho­ more Corey Baker (Seffner/Arm wood HS). Williams, meanwhile, is just looking to get healthy. "It's a sham e," coach Mike Kruczek said. "H e's missing a lot of work that he needs and it's going to hurt him as far as being able to give us any help participating in games right now." His current ailments arc the latest in a series of injuries that have combined to slow the UCF career of the 1998 Junior College Player of the Year. He played in 1999 until a sprained ankle sent him to the sidelines. He finished the season in pain and opted for surgery on his ankle in the spring and redshirted during the 2000 season. "1 feel bad for Terrance," Kruczek added. "H e tried to rehab his ankle all last season and came out with high expec­ tations in the spring. He injured his hip the first day in pads in the spring and it has never real­ ly healed." Offensive tackle Steve Edwards (Chicago/Mount Carmel HS), ana offensive guard Willie Comerford (St. Petersburg/Gibbs HS) were the latest to have problems with the See UCF, Page 2B S a n fo rd stars get second in d is tric t B y Dean Smith Sports Editor the finals. Sanford appeared on the verge of another upset and set­ ting up a wlnner-take-all final as it was leading undefeated Altamonte Springs 1-0 heading into the fifth inning, but the fresher Altamonte team came to life in the final three innings to pull off a 6 2 victory and earn the trip to the State Tournament. The first game of the tourna­ ment saw Longwood break into the scoring column first, plating a run in the third inning. Sanford came back with three runs in the bottom of the fourth inning, but Longwood answered with three runs in the top of the fifth inning and then See Babe Ruth, Page 3B 'T V *.Haratd photo toy Ail ZMInakl Cloo While (showed stealing third during the City Playoffs) led the Sanford Babe Ruth All-Stars to a runner-up finish in the District 8 Tournament at the Oviedo Sports Complex, going B-lor-15 (.600), scoring eight runs and reaching base 14 times (also getting three walks and being hit by pitches twice) in 20 at bats in five games. �Tut: S iaiinou: Herald I’ilg c 211 Wednesday. August 15. 2(H)] Try, try again, Speed world to host Sunbelt Super Series race By Dnvo Wostcrman Special to the Herald UITHLO — Ihis is Retting n little old for Orlando Spcedworld racing fans. Rains once again turned the facility located east of Orlando into a giant swimming pool last Friday night and washed out the schedule. Tliis Friday night (August 17th) their will be two special races with Race #6 of the Race Car Engineering Sunbelt Super Series, that was rained out last week being rescheduled for this week, being joined by the South 40 Classic Car Scries. Also on the can! will be FASCAR features in Mini-Stock, Modified, Sportsman, Super Slock and Strictly Slock. Veteran Dick Anderson from Wildwood has dominated the Sunbelt Super Scries this season. He won the most recent 125 lap race at USA International in Lakeland and has now won four of the five race run. Mike Frills has the other victory. Qualifying for the Sunbelt Super Series is set for 6:30 p.m. with racing beginning at 8 p.m. The Double Points Night that had been rescheduled to run Satu rd ay---------------Continued from page ID ages 7-lo-15 and is divided into three leagues, 7-89 (Minors); 10-11-12 (Majors); and 13-14-15 (Seniors). All games will be played on Saturdays on the field across from Sanford Middle School on 17-92. Flayer Placement Day is set for this Saturday (August 18th) at the field across from Sanford Middle School. H ie 7-through-9 year olds will workout at 9 a m.; the 10-through-12 year olds at 10:30 a.m.; and the 13-througn-15 year olds at noon. Everyone who registers will make a team. Everyone needs to bring a birth certificate and S25 to register. Registration will L>c taken on Saturday, but to avoid ttic rush, sign-ups in advance can be done at the Downtown Recreation Center, 1st floor of Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue (aim er of Park and Seminole Boulevard), weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m, The league is also in need of coaches as some veterans will not be returning this fall for a vari­ ety of reasons. Call 407-330-5697 for more information. SANFORD FALL BASEBALL The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is currently taking registrations for the 2001 Fall Instructional Baseball season. The league is for boys ages 7-t<>-12 and is divid­ ed into three leagues, 7-8 (Rookies);9-10 (Minors); and 11-12 (Majors). This will be the first season for the 7-8 year olds regular FA5CAR divisions of Late Model, Modified, MiniStock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Super 1ate Models this week. Pits open at 4 p.m., gates open at 6 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, DeLand and Daytona. this Friday (August 17th) will be set for a later dale. Gates open a 6 p.m. and rac­ ing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 mites cast of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. NEW SM YRN A SPEEDWAY T E ST AND TUNE SAMSULA — New Smyrna Speedway will hold a Double Points Night this week. Originally scheduled for August 4th, this event will con­ sist of heats and features in the in the fall. Player Placement Day is set for this Saturday (August 18th) at 9 a.m. (for all three leagues) at the Sanford Youth Sports Complex at Chase Park on Celery Avenue. Everyone who registers will make a team. Everyone needs to bring a birth certificate and $25 to register. Registration will be taken on Saturday, but to avoid the rush, sign-ups in advance can I k * done at the Downtown Recreation Center, 1st floor of Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue (comer of Park and Seminole Boulevard), weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Call 407-330-5697 for more information BITHLO — Test and Tune will be held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando Spcedworld. Cost is $20, which is good for I UCF SANFORD YOUTH SOCCER The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is currently taking registrations for the 2001 Youth Soccer League season. Tire league is for both girls and boys ages 5-to7. Player Placement Day is set for tills Saturday (August 18th) at 9 a.m. at Zlnn Beck Field (behind Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium). Everyone who registers will make a team. Everyone needs to bring a birth certificate and $25 to register. Registration will be taken on Saturday, but to avoid the rush, sign-ups in advance can be done at the Downtown Recreation Center, 1st floor of Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue (comer of Park and Seminole Boulevard), weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. without Interruption because of Continued from page IB lightning, Kruczek has decided heat. They left the practice field to begin tire second session of Monday morning and did not ' the day at 3:45 p.m. for the return in the afternoon. They remainder of two-a-days. were expected back Tuesday On Friday, Kniszck had sum­ along with offensive tackle moned the players to the prac­ Johnovan Morgan tice field a little earlier for the (Miami/Carol City), who had afternoon session in on attempt trouble willi asthma on to avoid stonns that were pro­ Monday. i jected, but the squad was Two players were injua*d in ' chased from the field by light­ the afternoon practice while the ning half-way through the twoteam was working out in shells. hour session. Linebacker Anotine Poe Kruczek was happy with the (Lakeland/Kathleen HS) suf­ effort when the team was in just fered a bruised left knee and helmets and shorts on Thursday tight end Michael Gaines and equally happy with what (Tallahnsscc/Florlda HS) he saw when his players added sprained his left ankle. shoulder pads to their wardrobe Safety James Cody (Naples Friday morning. HS) returned to practice "H ie tempo was good," said Monday. He suffered a ham­ Kruczek. 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Also you arc invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 "77ic new " VOICE" o f Slock Cor Racing!" every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. See Racing, Page 3B scheme is concerned and it worked out pretty good." Cody and receiver At Peterson (Alachua/Santa Fe HS) missed practice Friday because of strained right hamstrings. Both spent time in "the pit," a makeshift training facility near the practice field where strength and conditioning coach Reese Bridgman put them through a workout. Linebacker Mike Lynchc (Gibbs HS) Injured his right ankle in the afternoon practice and was taken to the training room. His status was not imme­ diately known after practice. Another time change was made to the 2001 schedule Friday as UCF was informed that kickoff for the Virginia Tech game set for September 29, was moved an hour and will now take place at noon. The Sunshine Network will televise the game in Florida. Vwather also played a factor on Saturday, but this time it was more than lightning. After two days with little or no heat relat­ ed problems, Saturday's morn­ ing practice was a different story as receiver Tavirus Davis (F t Lauderdale HS) and line­ backer Elliot Shorter (Quincy/Greensboro HS) had to be taken from the Reid because of cramping. 'Shorter peifnnlally has a problem," KnJhcek said. "H e’s such a highly muscular kid with.: low body fat and the heat's going to do th a t TD shocked me a little bit to be in there, but he's been pushing teal hard during cam p." UCF practiced in shells and scheduled extra team work to make up for the time missed as a result o f storms that cut short Friday's afternoon session in half. “We ran two sessions oi* skel (team passing drills) and two sessions o f team in an effort to make up for what we missed last nignt," said Kruczek. "I think it worked out well. "Offensively, I've got a lot of stuff In. That's the way you teach it, whole-part-whble. You put it ail in in six days and then you come back and re-teach It A lot of these young kids' heads arc spinning, but they're doing a remarkable job." Lynehe returned to the prac­ tice field on Saturday, while offensive guard Norm Lewis (Port Charlotte HS) returned In the afternoon after missing the morning session with back spasms. Quarterback Ryan Schneider (Plantation HS) had his reps decreased in the afternoon and sat out the last half of practice while resting a sore right (throwing) elbow. The Golden Knight will open the 2001 season on the road at Clemson University in Columbia, South Carolina on Saturday, Sept. 1. B riefs---------Continued from page IB please call 407-696-5189. SEMINOLE PONY BASE­ BALL ANNUAL 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 sea­ son's will be elected 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. �T l i f e S eminole H erald L ecals Lecals ftettc# ’Off AppM&MSon for Tm iD**d NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that RUTH COLMAR, Fw holder to F n Id o Y rg w M n k d l h u l M t t U c*rtficato(>) t o a l u deed to to Meued Fnreon. Tha certfteel* nmv to fltl and yaatfa) oi Ueueno*, N detcnpnon of tia property, and Fm m m *(t) at amen a wa* Ctork PuMaft: Auguto 8.1 S, 33. 39. 2001 c tim n c A T a n o : n t s YEAR OF ISSUANCE: ISM PARCEL lOt 06-3O-32-XXMXI3C0000 DMotoSon to Property LEO SEC OS TWP SOS ROE M E N 1/2 OF MW 1/4 OF BE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 Hm* l to whim MtMHd CLAUDE D KICKUQHTER Al of Mil) property totog to Pm C a r r y of Semnto*. SUM* of Ftortd* Urd*»* euch eerttocareR) V u l to f to f f lt f d Bcconhog to tow. tto property dmertbed to auct) own*catoftlato to M tlto Em N 0ntobid­ der to Em weto front don. Seminto* County Courthoum, Santord, Fiona*, on Montoy. Beptondw to, 2001.to lltXtonv !■■yrr»rn of o£re iss, ■ppstcACJM documentary damp U re* and reantong I M ara requred to t o p to d to r Fl n auoeemM Mddar to 9 n •ato ru Fult paynanf of in amount equal to EM Ntonto tot to dua ttoNn 24 hour* altar Em edmrltoed Wim of •at* At payming E a t t o cmh or guarantood tnotrumonL mad* payetoa to E m Clerk of Em Canto Court. Dated on 7/27/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA try OERALDfNE HARFORD Dapufy Ctorii PiM etr A u guaft.lt. 23. 29. EOOt D O u ii* .. . P h o to* oourtaay o f Aflco l o a o i The Sanford Babe Ruth All-Star coaching staff (right) ponders changes during a break In tha action during the District B Tournament at the Oviedo Sports Complex. Sanford dropped Its opening game of the tournament but came back to wtn three games m a row and finish second to Altamonte Springs. The Sanford Alt-Stars were managed by Frank Hicks with Jack Castelow and Randy Nelson serving as coaches. Members of the team were KahJU Farakahan, Dontae Johnson, Johnathan Bean, Lyndon Merthle, Jeff Bowers, Larry Thomas, Luke Klmmlg, Richard Nelson, Cleo White, Eric Bryant, Cody Miller, Sean Jdbkson, Brett Stalker, and Darren Jackson. V & . Babe Ruth Continued from page IB added an insurance run in the seventh inning. Providing the offense for Longwood were Chubb (two hits), Chmilareki (double, two runs), Blederman (two runs), and Hyers (run). Doing the damage for Sanford were Cleo White (three singles, ran), Kahlil Farakahan (single, run), Darrell Jackson (single), and Eric Bryant (rurA. Host Oviedo then Knocked Holly Hill into the Loser'*' i Braiickct in the late game. The first game o f Day Two of the tournament saw iAltamonte Springs bounce Oviedo Into the loser's column and then Sanford went out and ousted Holly Hill by a 5-4 score. Sanford took a 3-0 lead In the top of the first inning as White was hit by a pitch, stole second and third and scored on a single by Piraludum. Sean Jackson fol­ lowed with a single and both runners advanced on a grounder to second by Dontae Johnson before scoring on a sin­ gle by Johnathan Beam Bean went the first four-plus innings on the mound, holding Holly Hill to one ran for four innings. Butin the fifth inning a two out error led to a later DeWease double that plated two runs to cut the lead to 4-3 and Luke Klmmig came on to get the final out ana allow only one unearned ran over the final 21/2 innings to earn the save. The seventh inning was almost a mirror of the fifth inning for Sanford as Mallory reached on a two out error and Jackson followed with s single. DeWease then ripped another double to score Mallory, but the game ended when Bryant gunned down pinch-runner Black at the plate trying to score the tying run. Providing the offense for Sanford were Bean (double, two singles), White and Sean Jackson (two singles, two runs), Farakahan (single, ran), and Johnson (single). On Saturday, Altamonte Springs advanced to the Championship Game by drop­ ping Longwood into the Loser's Bracket. in tlie only other ganx played that day because of rain, Sanford again got a fast start as it eliminated host Oviedo, 7-3, scoring three runs in the top of the first inning. White led off with a walk and beat a throw to second on a grounder by Larry Thomas. Farakahan followed with an KBI single and Sean Jackson drove in a pair with another sin­ gle. Oviedo could get no closer than 4-2 the rest of the way as Lyndon Merthle scattered seven hits and struck out eight to get the complete game victory. Doing the damage for Sanford i were Fsrakshsn and Sean Jackson (two singles, two runs), Brett Stalker (single), and White, Thomas and Darrell Jackson (ran). Providing the offense for Oviedo were Sutter (single, two runs), Rasberry, Johnson, Stanley, Abney, Teague and Suarez (single) and Scherer (ran). Early on Sunday, Sanford took adyantage of Its,second shot at Longwood and pitcher Ounllarskl, but it took a fourrun aixth inning rally to pull out the win. Dolling 5-2 entering the bot­ tom of the sixth inning. Bean led off with a double and Richard Nelson drew a walk. But things began to look dim as the next two natters struck out. White kept things going as he drew a walk with Bean scoring on a wild pitch and Nelson winding up on third. Nelson then scored on a balk and Merthie walked. White and Merthle pulled off a double steal before Farakahan ripped a two-run single to put Sanford ahead. Bean then made the lead stand up, getting a pair of ground outs and a strike out to retire Longwood in order in the top of the seventh inning. Powering the Sanford attack were Bean (double, single, ran), White (two singles, three runs), Farakahan (two singles), and Nelson (ran). For Longwood, Chubb (dou­ ble, two singles, run), Torres and Blederman (two singles, run), Jones (single, two runs), and Powell (single) doing the damage. In true Championship Game, Sanford started quick again as White opened the bottom of the first inning with a single and scored on u double by Thomas. Sanford could have had a big inning, but Thomas was erased when he was caught In a run­ down between second and third on a grounder by Farakahan. Sean Jackson singled to put runners on first and second, but Klmmig popped into a double play as Farakahan was caught off second. Bean would make the lead Ettrd up, nllowinr no ran* on two hits through four innings. But in the top of fifth inning, winning pitcher Ordesl led off with a walk and pinch-hitter Donahue singled. A throwing error advanced the runners to second and third, but the next two batters made outs without the ball out of the O Dade* Another pinch-hi Her, became the star of the game when he hit a two out single, scoring Ordesl and Donahue, to put Altamonte Springs head to stay. Doing the damage for Altamonte Springs, which Wednesday. August 15.2001 P a g e 3 1 ) ter Tim DMd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, t a t RUTH COLMAR, F n h to d M to tn i) l a * ftod u ld Kt) tor ■ Mi daad to to Mauad t a n e n . T to raitototoo M i r barf i) and yaatfa) of toauanoa, Em dN C to tai to Em proparly, and Em narnafa) In width I ana Lecals NOTICETOTHE PtMUC i w t i v W F u f ynren inn d*b Board o) /Uquaiman of Em Cay of Sanford a d hold ■ regular maaong On Auguto n , 2001 to EM Cry Hal Cnwnlaaiuii Cl An b a it a! 11:30 AM In ordar to oonatoar a raquato lor vananoa ai Em ZarWig Ontownoa •a Apanama to bon yard aetbark rtquirerrwnti, itete yard w lbtck raquaamanla. and parcel width raquvamanta at a SR-1 Toning da- atcran LOT A BLK ». TR C. Toon al Sanfcvd. aa raondad at PB 1 PQ 58, PuMe Raoorda of Bamlnoto Candy. FtortdA aa kxalad 113 Pata Annua, PtorvMd ua* of Em property to to ennatruer an arkaaon onto a tongfaLarry Blair. Chairman Board of Aduaanark ADVICE TO THE PUBLXL IF APER­ SON DECIDES TO APPEAL A O t a BON MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAREfG, HE/SME YrtLL NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS INCLUDING THE TES­ TIMONY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIOED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. {FB 3940104) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-4624 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Putotoc Augus 8 .1 6 , 1KU 1 00071 M T H tC M C U T COURT FOR TH3 IM fTTlINTH WAND FOR in S N O L C COUNTY, p r o b a t e d iv is io n and I SANFORD X HOLLY H ILL* Stotionl 300 F 1 1 4 . l t A iip ir mu no ozo i _ * i z Bran. Klmmig (6) and jotmaun- la m a and Mallory W P _ Bean. LP _ Jone* S a ra _ Klmmig. ZB _ Sanford, Bran: Holly K ill. DrWraeeZ. 3 8 . r a w . HR_ non* S A N F O R D 7 , O V IE D O 3 StoUord 3010201 _ 7 S 1 * 0*1 ado iMUOl 0 . 3 7 1 M enhir and Nttoon. Johnaon (*). N / A W P _ Mrrthir. LP _ N / A Sav* _ nonr. ZB . notw. 38 _nr*M. H R .n o n * . S A N F O R D 6, L O N G W O O D S Longwood 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 .1 * 0 Sanford I0 0 0 t« a . t • 3 ChmUanki and Turn*. Bran and fohiuav. N r toon (5) W P _ Bran LP . Chm Uanki Sava . none 2 8 _ longw ood. Chubb; SanfonL B ran 38 . nonr. HH . nonr. A LTA M O N TE A SA N FO R D 2 A ltam onlt Springs 000 O S 4 . 8 * 1 San lord 100 0 0 0 1 . 1 3 3 Ordral and Pau lxn. Bran and fohnaorL Nrlaon (4). WP . Ordeal LP . Bran. Sava _ nonr. ZB _ Sanford. Thom**. 3 8 _ none. HR _ Racing-------Continued from page 2B This Is a radio show that is devoted to Short Track Stock Cor Racing and is sponsored by New Smyrna Speedway and hosted by Ranuy Dye of Speedway Dodge and Don Nerone 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 States via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Lakatond. Florida 33808 for Pataanal JAMES A BARKS 1130 W. FVto SbaM. Sla. R Sardord, Florida 32771 (407)321-1224 Florida flat No 187944 Pubiah Auguat 8 .1 6 , 2001 DOeso 9 f THE C91CUIT COURT O f THE 1FTH ju o ic m l etn eu rr. 91 ANO FOR 8EIBHOLE COUNTY. FLONOA. CASE No. 0I-CA-0414-14-P WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO BANK UNITED. DEBORAH M PORZXL a t to. NOTICEOF NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVENpur•uardtoanOrdern FtotoJudgmard gntoMdki CawNo-Ot-CA-1814-14P of Fm Cror Cam to Fm 18TH JudcttfCkcu*kiandtorSEMINOLE County. Florida. wfMratoWASHING­ TONMUTUALBANK.FASUCCES­ SORBYMERGERTOBANKUNIT­ ED. Platoon, and DEBORAH M. PORZXL at. to. ara datondnda. 1 w9a*«toFmIdghaalbfddntorearn to11BOam. toFmWaal FindDon toFmSandnaiaComfyCourthouaa. Sardord, Fkrtb. onFM ISFidayto Auguto. 2001. tha tonowtog TTm Eato 1M toaf to Fm Scum 291.00 lato of F m toftowlng aa .. —1 - - a: a ■• . - i* a —M m. 'sJfw qjpiTBTwriy! ,M o|| d,dl do cn*in* rtowin Of ure SouFiaaal oomar toOtodrnriMrt Lot 1, Sauicr, 2S. TuntoCa 10 Boudv-Rang* 28 Eato run North 6 84 toMtoa, Eato 6.83 toiatoa, Souto 8.84 chatos. Wato 8.43 char-.*. Sylvan Laka. according to Fm Pubae ot Sam ue l* County. FlnkM, torn F m kdoak^YM l part to Aidarana Park aa raoardad kiPard Boo* 4, Paga 60 to Vm Pubue Raoorda to Sandntoa County, a* - r a - * -r J --------- - - — » a— » ---------------Mono* baatgoaacnM oaacam Cnmmancato 9 m BouVnmtooomar 91 RE toGommmardLai 1, to Sacaon 24. CCRTVICATB NO; I ESTATE OF DANA ROBIN Tbwnahqi It SouFc Rang* 29 Eato ROGERS BandnoiaCounty. Ftorkto; Franconri North18dayaaa40mavAaa26aaoPARCEL04: 02-21-3MC3OH0Oonda Eato along Fm South ana to OltO NOTTCS OF ADIMBTRATKM Daaortpaon at Property LEO LOT Tha adnadtortoton ol 3 m aatoto of atodOommnMrdLor1. a datancato DANARCB9I ROGERS, daoaanl 26 00 lato thane* run North 00 18 BLK H NORTH ORLANDO Fla NwrdMr 01-781-CP, topandng 08 iwbMai 31 aaeenda RANCHES SEC SA n i l PO 41 to *m Oort Court tor Bamlnoto WatoParadtow*hWaal bwtoaaid Ham** In «Mch aaaaaaad ZALeew*4 Ftoclda, ProbatoOMtoon, 9m Oavammard Lot 1, a datanca to LOUUA CON3TR EfC addraaaal aNdi toP. a DrawnC, 117738 Vm latola63 kxhIronpip* Al of atod proparty balig to Em SardonL Florida 33773-0848. Tha Coafty Sf Samtooto, fltoto of Florida. ■ “ — ‘ al rmnaaandaddnaaaaof9mpacaanB -fpdsanwd accortong to tow, Em North 00 Dagraa* 08 mbkrtai 31 QUAJIOUJIH BP DIVISION FOB NO; 01-781-CP scored four runs in the top of property daia S i d to such earns. the seventh inning to put the torVtbatow. ctotot) ato to raid to toa Ntpnto btdgame out of reach, were Ordesl ALL 9ITERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT County Courthowaa, l aniard. and Paul«*n (two tingles, run), Al pararmax nhr-i fd* t-hy* h Ear ala. on Mania* Crytrutor 10. Donahue, Rushing and Arag aarvad to d ham obfacaona mal 3001.M lUXtom. n ........ - - - - a m ^1. a _ . . a a- ■raytTtoTR Or WW *44, Rp(i4CR£M dMlange 9 m m id to of 9w a * , ew (single, ran), Beard and Dae1 ^m ppBWiws oi thw P#<SOfXSl documentary atomp tu a a and (single), and Rivera (ran). ■ ■ r a w , n furtadoraoordtog too* ara reqtorod Is t o 9on to Ida C om a n rrqmad to to* paid by Em uaaciitod Mddto to EM Ordesl was outstanding on f u l l ptijitPrifu ilffi M i Court •ala. Ful toyman! to an amoun the hill for Altamonte, overcom­ •quto la EM fdtfnto bid M dua wtotto WTHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF >4 hoar* totor toa aton naad tons to ing the rough atari to give up •to*. Al payrmr** aha* t o CMaft or T)to FIRST PUBLICATION OF IM S one ran on no hits over the final NOTICE OR TTSRTY DAYB AFTER six innings, striking out only toratoa to Em O ar* of Em Canto THS DATE OF SERVICE OF A 'Court, COPY OF TTdt HOT1CC ON THEM, four, but getting 10 ground ball rt A8 > O t o l td to^ aacadya and O toedw 7/27«ogi. outs. having d m or MARYANNE MORSE - daeadanti ta u t* Proyidlng the offense for , S eU e O E c o u n t y . FLORXM ’ ol r u nb6ca ■ Sanford were White (two sin­ by QERAUXNC HARPORD Deptoy 1of vm m gles, ran), Thomas (double), Ptototoc Auguto 3 1 8 ,1 2 , 24. 3001 Sean Jackson (single), and Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THS Johnson (ran). DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCAIn addition to the coaching dm TXJN OF THM NOTKC OR TH9TTY NOTICE IS HEREBY (W EN, 4W DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ staff of Frank Hicks, Jack VICE OF A COPY OF THM NOTICE SEMINOLE OFFICE OF TAX COL­ Castelow and Randy Nelson, LECTOR, F m m a w to f n mowing CM THEM. A l oF mt t- r f N - T of 9 m , the playing members of the ctoto*) Ito 8 M l toad to 8* Mauad Santoro All-Stars were Kahlil tn m a v Tha f r t tocato narrbarfa) Farakahan, Dontae Johnson, and y«sr(a) of laauanoa, Em toaaaip•on of Em praparty, and EM namafa) Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS Johnathan Bean, Lyndon AFTER THE DATE OF THE FWST PUBLICATION OF TT6S NOTICE. Merthle, Jeff Bowers, Larry ALI ( T W H , DEMANDS ANO comncxnsro-.iM Thomas, Luke Klmmig, Richard YEAR OP MUANCX; IM S OBJECnON S NOT SO FEED WEL Nelson, Cleo White, Eric Bryant, PARCEL M 34-1830-811-0000BE FOREVER BARRED. 0000 Tha dtoa to 9 m M pubsetoton of Cody Miller, Scan Jackson, Brett DeaortpSon of Piaparty: LEG LOT • 9 * N e k * to Auguat S . 3001. Stalker, and Darrell Jackson. STENWFOMM AGO P » 1 PQ 110 Name* m wtach aaeeeee* W l i je DONNA J . ROGERS Things look bright for the 12SO Royal Oak Orm MELTON, EMMA M MH.TON Sanford All-Stars for next year r Bprkig*, FL 33704 A l of aaU properly being to to* IA DONN AJ.J. ROGERS I too, as Farakahan, Merthie, tor Thomas, Nelson, Miller, and •cccrxfeng to ton, EM Barbiarl SBcnmol. P.A properly daecrtoed to audi tor ttoKlmmig all return as 15 year ABomayaalLaw catofa) trn t o aoto to Em Ngheto todolds. 3200 N Mbtary Tra*. SUto 200 to r al Em weal b n * don. Barntoob L O N G W O O D 5, S A N F O R D 3 Mi S M I .I 1 1 000I M S . I l l and Tory *- Merthie, Klmmig(S) Nrlacn. WT . Chm Uanki LP _ Merthle ZB _ Longwood, O a n ila n U . 3B _ nona. IIX . non*. Lecals County Courtwuee. Sanford, Florida, an bbntoy. Baptorrtor 10. 3001, to ItQ Qam. _ Pa i m an of Sato too, apploabto t liconlnQ t e n §n required to b t paM by Em ■eoeetoM todtor to EM •toa. Ful patmar* of an ame n * equal to Em nghato bto to dua adtoto 34 how* aftor Em ahMrlaad torn of •toa. Al payabto to Em Ctork of EMCanto Dtoadon 7/370001. MARYANNEMORSE CLERKOF THS CnCUfTCOURT SEMETOLECOUNTY, FL0RXJA byOBRAUMMI HARFORDOapuly Ptototoc Auguat R 1 4 . 3 t 38,3001 Boca Raton. FL 33*31 (861)3974700 TOTOR WfPfMN FlnktoBn Nunban093737 PiXAtot. Auguto3. IE TCI 00079 94THEORCUTTCOURTFOR •UmOLSCOUNTY, 9 t RE; ESTATE OF EARL 0 . GEORGE. toil# to F8a EARL O. GEORGE. NunBn 00-381-CP, to pandng 8! 9 m Canto c o m tor flmaneto Corny, Florida. Probata Ortolan; tha to whUi 14 X I IL Park Avanua, Santord. Florida 33771. Tha namaa and adbmn to tM NOTICE 19 HEREBY OfVEN. toto SIDNEY RENERT OR DEBORAHL RENERT OR DIANE RENERT IECHTER, iMhotonofEMtaaoM. tog tamncaiN*) has toad atod onM4 catafa) tar a toa daad to t o Mauad EMtaorv Tha tortMoala nurdMOt) and yaarfa) of bauam a. Em daan l i' ban to Em preptoly. and Em nanMfa) to ranch 8 w CERTF1CAT1 NOl 83*4 YEAR OF toSUANCOi 1 (8 8 PARCEL I X : 03-31-30-40803000010 Daaortpaon ef Paopqrly. LEO B 1/3 OF LOT 1 SLX 2 NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SEC I F B 1 1 PO S3 Kar a t to r t u aaaaaaad MOR­ TON SAVER. tLATNfc KATZ A3 or atod praparty toaig to Em Couny of Samtooto. 0H*a cdFtorato. Unto** auoh cata lrtoa(a) MmI to r»tte>mid •ccortkng to tew. I n proptety dMOrtted In tuch f f lr tr w«toaud^vi« 6m m Vte wwW to rt door, ftwrWwte County Courthouaa. Sanford. FtortdA an Mmtoy. Sapaamtor 10. 3001, toHOOKA Prymart of Sato to*, appaeatto doaumanary atamp u r r s and racordng toaa ara nquaad to to paid to Em auooaaaM baton toEm •ala. Fad payman ol an *motrr aqutoto Em hrgfMto bid Mdu* ntoito 24 houn aftor Em ad m to ad ton* of •ai* AJ payman* atod t o caah n guannlaad totonanan. mad* payabto la Em Ctod of EM Omud C ant Dtoad on 7/27/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Daputy I f l n i teffi tirtGR ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NCJT1FK0THAT Al paraana on whom tda Noaca to ha ham atdacbona a m 8M vaBdty or 9 m Wto, 9 m quakf3c*tJcn» of tf>« R m o nal at tda Com ara raqnrad to toa tMtr obfacaorM wtoi Fra Com WTTTSN 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 THS NOTICE ON THEM. AJ cradtora to rn* Oacadan and other paraana having ctofena or on whom a copy to Vito noaca to dda to 9m kto pubacakon to vaa muw « mar o u n i wwi r a Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE F A ST PUBLICA­ TION OF THS NOTICE OR THUTTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF 8CRV C E OF A COPY OF T H S NOTICE ON THEM. Aff r r w eradaon to 9 m Daoaoan and paraona having clavna n • Dacadanra hqum Court W1THIK THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The d m to FM knl pmtcaPon to Fda Nom * la Ai^ual 3.3001. LARRY PELLEGRINO 8304 Maid Manor* Tral ••aondi Wato along Fm Wato b d to •tod Atoaran* Park 44.40 lato to 6 Ptord 1 8 6 3 chtona North to Vm cocrvai to u ld lid 1: trance nm North 40 nbiutoa 29 aaoonda Eato P an ito wto fm BouVi U m to aaid Govammard Lot 1. a datanca to 378.10 toto to dw B euFiaatoarty • * - -a - ■ to — a m ,a» a n y * O* wwy C» nlyliOV U r n , Franca run South 46 dagm u 01 ndnuto* * 7 aacm d i Eato Nang atod rtto* toway 62.11 tototoa pokd on SMEato feta to9 m Wato 6 8 3 chtona V.Fwnca run 00 dagraa* 08 m rcam 31. M/wre Dctenctenl(t). I *M awl to 9* and bw«< Mdttef lof c u h i l it FM Waal hod door to Fm Samawta County Courthouaa to Santord. Ftorkto. Bandnoia County. Ftorkto. al 110000 AM on Fm 30F< day to Augutl. 2001, Fm fokowtog datertoad procarty u **1 torth to aaid Final Judgmard. to wd. IOT M HOCK I. THE RESERVE AT THE CROSSINGS PHASE TWO, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 36. PAGES 60. 51 AND 62 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE: Pnauard to Fm F a* Debt Ctotocbon Practice* Act you ara adrdud Fm I ihn law 1am M deemed to b* a data oumulu *o*naKing to c o Jiel a d*M and any toformatton obtoinad w9 b * uaad tor Fiat purPCM DatedFm31at daytoJtoy. 2001. ClarktoCircul Court ByOoroFryWBoaon OapulyClark MARYANNE MORSE COOIUS 8 STAWIARSKI. P A 4010 Boyrcoul BouMvanl. Sum 460 Tampa. FL 33407 Tatophon* (813)477-4004. Pubtafr. Auguat 4. 15. 2001 00062 94 THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 14TH JU04CIAL cm cu rT O f FLORIDA Vi ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION No 01-CA473 14 P C h a u Mortgage Company IV a Chemical Mortgage Company. PLAINTIFF. I lu eS i Wadamayan el a* . DEFENDANTS NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALS Note* la hereby given that pur•uard to F m I Final Judgmard to Foractoaur* dated Jtoy 31. T C I. and ndarad to ewa c a u nnrtoar 01C A 872-1* P, to Fm O o r t Court to Fra 14Fi Jutodal Crrcud to and tor Saminofa Comfy, Florida, wharain CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY F/K/A CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, to PtoUMF and Harm* Wadamayar, - mfnown paiacryi) to pcaraaaton to F n •ubmd real praparty. *1 . to/ar* Oatondard(i). I wto aai to Fm highaal and barf bid­ der tor caah al 4 m Waal front door to FM S amtooto Comfy Courthouaa to SardonL Florida, flammol* County. Florida, *11 TOO AM on F n 30th day to Auguat, 3001, F m following aaid Fkiaf Judgmard. to «ML LOT 11. THE COLONNADES SECOND SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED Ft PLAT BOOK I S PAGE 14, O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. NOTE: Pnauard to FM F a * Debt CaSaaEen Practice* Act you ara K M M Wwl VM IM Wm n awmeu to Im a debt coaactor enampraig to •abaci a debt and any totormabon obiarnd ato b* uaad tor F m purpom. Dtoad Fm 31M day to Jtoy. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE d a k to Canto Com By Mary Bboup* DapUTyCtorV 13X7 leal toFm80UF1 mmto atod COtMUS6 STAWIARSKI. PA. AMarana Park; (nnoa rmNorth39 4010 Boyacoul Boulevard Buka 460 dagrau 31 nunutu 24 aacor Tampa. FL 33407 Wato along Fm BouFi 9m to 1 Aidarana Pnk 411X3 toto to 9m TWaphena: (413)477-4004 CASH 0-01-1232 RoMOf Bagtonkig. P iito h Auguto 1 , 16. T C I AND: 00043 of Oommmaid Lot I to II 91 THE ORCUTT COURT North l » dagraa* 04 me * * * * 00 m o onto Wato along FM Waal ana to aaid Or wan ri mi 4 Lot 1 a datanca to 644 0 4 toto (8X 3 ctntoa) to FM SouVraMtooranar toFitoaartoto parcto to land daaortoad In Ofllciai naaordi Boo* 1887, at Paga 1347 to Vm Ruble Raoorda to Beminoto Count* Ftorkto. Franca continue NyFi 00 dagraes 08 nbiutoa 00 u o tol along aaid Waal feu a toKtoKJ toto|Ua6 Urarw) gg -11 40 Eato 437X 8 toto O f THE 1FTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT OF FLORIDA 94 ANO FOR BC34940LX COUNTY . No. 0 1 -CA-4J4-14-P Mortgage Electronic RagiaUaUon Byaaam*. Inc., PLAINTIFF m. Jura) C. Woimc * . Jr.. V M W. DEFENDANTS NOTTCS O f mil 00 08 rnbadu 00 aaoondr toto 441.74 toto to tha Ptord Of Ba gaming: Vwrrea ran North 89 10 rr9uaaa 28 aaccrnto Eato 30 00 toak kvanoa ran BouFi 00 Wato 3 0 0 0 to*C Franca hto htorth 00 06 rnm aea 0 0 aacsndt Wato 10 0 0 toto to Fm Ptord Of Bttorwdng ANO 1TOGETHER WITH: TTmWato3130 FatotoFMItotowmgnaacrCMOaaci at larvx Comar to Gommmard Lot 1, to SacOort 3 4 . Tawnafdp 18 Sotoh, ig * 38 Eato. Bandnoia Candy. Florida. Thanca ran North 89 dagrau 40 ndntoMa 36 aaoanda Eato ng F m Souch Mm to aaid Govammard Let 1 ,4 1 7 2 6 toto to Fm Wato tn e to FM Eato 8 4 8 1 toto to FMWato l/3to«aidOi>v*miTMnlLot I ; Franca rm Herat 00 drgrau 13 a d u 0 0 aaoondi Wato along Fm Wato Mm oi Mid Ead 464.3 toto, 487.73 toto to fm pea* to bagavang. nca oonknua North 00 dt y aar 12 i m 00 u o m d i Waal. 18-38 teal; Franca North PP ttnjn n 40 mtoutoa 33 aaccndi Eaai, 33.71 toat France Soudr OOii y i i i 1 2 1 00 aaomtoCato. 1 8 0 1 1 tor a s daipau 40 mr u ia i 25 aaoandaWaaL32.73tototoFmpend DATEDFM31 daytoJtoy. 2001 Maryam* Mm* CtorkOato Cam ByJana EJaaawtc DaputyCtork ROGERD. BEAR. PA P. O Bov4998 Ortamto. FL33803 ABotiMyatorPtoinM (01-0149) Ptoriah: Auguto1, 15. 2001 DO04I 91 THS ORCUTT COURT 09T H S18T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O f FLORIDA 94 AND FOR I COUNTY ju R tto f c n o N orvtsjoN Nto F7-443-CA-14-77 Mongaga Banrtcaa, krc. kVa Manhattan PUUNT1FF. FMchoto. toaL, Noam N haraby gimn FnL purauard to that Fatal Judgmard to Faracioaurd datod Jury 31. T C I. and antorad to cM CM3 nnrbar 01CA-894-I4-P. el Fm Qroto Cam to FM tBFi Judktol Canto In and tor OMmTHiCjIM Hy, ylOOuB, MrlwYniFl MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS­ TRATION SYSTEMS. INC. M kdto and Jto n C. Woman. Jr.; VIcM W. Womadq Amancan O m ani Flnanca, In c : Alalaya Wood* itamaownar* AuoaMbun, I n .______ unkKMtoparaan(a) topoaaaaiion to F m aubfad rato praparty, (1 , _____ mfcnownpar«on(a) topoaaaiiion to FM aubfacl rato praparty. >2. ia/ara Daianrlanl(t). I w9 H i to FM Ntonel tnd treat bkJkter (or cash ti tha Waal b o d door to F n SarrmoN Comfy Courthouu to Santord. Fiend*. Smunow Caurdy. Ftorkto. at 1100 AM an F n 30Fi day to Auguto. 3001. •to birth to u id Final Jud(frnrd. to •rt LOT 78, ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE IV. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. .T E C O ra iB ff( PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 99. 100. 101 AND 102 PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: Purauard to F n Ftor Dabt Co l t chon Practice, Ato you •/• artrtmd Ftto Fda h w h n M deemed to be * debt ndertnr enerrpung to oo*ed a debt and any adormeban obuned ato be ueed tor Fito pur- <** D ead F n 3 1 (toy to Jtoy. 2 0 0 1. MARYANNE MORSE CWk to Canto Cam By Jana E J» m wk Oawty Ctork C 0 0 8 J S A STAWIARSKI. PA 4010 Boyacoul Boulemrd “ to *60 Temp*. FL 33407 Telephone. (413)477-4004 CAS410G1-1A41 Pubtotv Auguto S 15. T C I 00034 PUC'JC AUCTION Pub*e auction la be held to 12 00 pm. an Fm ITB i dey to AUGUST 8801. Al F m bard d e n to Serdwd Towing and Racomry totaled *1 3433 Cam ay Club Rd . Santord. R 33771, tar F n p n p o u to rbapowng ov vre K*owng rervere YEAR 1934 MAKE JEEP VIM 1J7FT24E3KL4I4262 PubUh Auguto 15.3001 DO 130 DEFENDANTS AMSNOED NOTTCS OF gimn FML pnto on r y d « Raaehadukng F u a d o a n a Sato naiad Jtoy X . T C I . and antorad ki carl a n * runbar 97-462-CA-14-W, of *M Cknto C om to F m ISF i Juddto Canto to and In Samkrtoa C a rry . Honda, ■twain CHASE MORTGAGE SER­ VICES. V4C. F/K/A CHASE MAN­ HATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORA DON. ■ Ptordto and Nkhbtoa F. • to Amartca. jr subscription. 407-322-2611 I �P ag e 4 It Wednesday. August 15. 2001 L ecals PUBLIC NOTICE M tmobf gm n Ihet. on me Cals and >1 amt toted baloar. and conBnUng horn day to day te-tl ai y n k a n ac*J. an « • M l al pubic auction, to me M^wd tedder toi cam. al I'd trerenouee STORAGE USA. beared m T400 W Cotonal Or. Odando. FL. 22811. tha n g houeehofd a n d / o r busk-reek good*, tor rani and etier charges tor ranch a tna on aama la ctaknad to DATE OF SAUE Aug M . 1001 TIUCOFSALE 1000 AM STEPHANIE JONES UNT7I 1021. CLAUDIA GARZA UNIT » 21 19. ANTHONY SIMPSON 1123. CANDICE MUIR UNTU20». ERIC HER­ NANDEZ UNITa TOM AudUneer STORAGE PROTEC­ TION AUCTION SERVICES. UC MM A ISO 00 [Waning dapoa* m l be Tiic S eminole H erald L egals L MlOOtE DISTRICT OF FIOROA Pub8*h AuguU 15. 22. 29. 2001 00131 ecals pm pKVvv lubcontradon of V« M d n o and Contract Docunan* wM ba a v a A u g u s t 7. 2001 and M THC ORCUTT COURT FOR S O flN O U COUKTY. FVOfWOA. PRORAT1 DIVISION CASE NO. 01 114 CP IN RE: ESTATE OF JUST89C R MURPHY. NOT1C1 OF AOMSMTVUTION Tha addntobabon of toa eeUW of JuaOna n Murphy. daoooaod. Fla Nunttot 0 1 1 1 4 CP. to pandtog to toa Cbodl C aul tor SarMnota Coudy. Florida. Probata DMFen, addroaa of addeh la Samtoola Coudy CourtoouM. Sartord. Honda. Tha namao and addroaaaa of too parsonraprat anu tod't anomay ara aaf Al N v m M ptn o m i f i rsQiwsd ONdal oogtae w® ba on #ia and may ba fcrapactad a t Sanlord AJrpon Autvnry Ona Rad Clavaland Boulavent Suba 200 Sanlord. Ftortda 32773 (407)322 7771 Bddng and Coriract documanta may also ba vlavad a t Camral Ftonda Buidara Eicttanga 340 Monh Wymora Road Wtoiar Park. Ftonda 327M (407)62^2411 F. W Dotya Corporation 320 East South 6traa1 Onando. Ftonda 32001 (407) 640R300 Construction M*.%a< Data 1221 Laa Road Onando, Ftonda 32810 (407) 203-8864 L ecals L ecals tot »oit c9tcrtDon of tot Btrmnoit County Fori Autoorffy. ototr cor» •truchon, dtfnolflon ot n p tr prof td t . O totr ti Contractor* totorotttd In tott comptWho b*99ng oppoOunty mutl compittt prt QutlhcttKjn ol tot ufhet of tot nortdi. H ehKh AM30 U D I BANK, an Alabama banking corporation, to tw Pteiwa and ZENA HERRICK * V a ZINA M HERRICK, la tw Deiendam. I e d aal to tw rtghad and bad bkldar tor cash H tw Wad kerb door of tw Ssmmote Couby Courtiouaa. X I N. Parti Avanuo. Sartord, Floraia 22771. *1 ___ &JT. on tw 41i day of September. 2 X 1 . County Pori 7utoorffy ototr P ltct. S u tt 1 Pori of Stntonl Sontord. Ftorttt 32771 Ttltphono: (407)322-4798 FAX. (407)330-1712 Altn Otnnrt K Doigntr. compittofy fhtd out and r t k m d to tot olltoo of tot AM nwretor on or bttort 6 0 0 p m . EST. Itptorn 20, 2001. Prt quiU trl gtntcif contractor* «Hi rocthrt nonet of *uch Undng and an h r t i i oH to tondar toair ataiad bid tor any work todudad 10Na adto toft OOUL WITXN THREE and rahmded after a l ooreerts of tw mb hat been removed hom tw tart­ ly Sard ad s to to u tter and by value of tw S u m d Honda. ai euch Putaeh August IS, 22. 2001 DOOOt NOTICf OF SALE To aanafy oanai San tor rant dua to aooordanca adto Florida StahAaa. Sad Savage Faclly Att. Sacaona U S 0 1 -S 3 S 0 0 . cc naaraa d PAMELA OUNFORO 120 Futnai»a.Poaaa.Mtoc. SHIRLEY JJA C X 9 0 N I I I Fumaura.PoaaaJySac JO SE M FLORES 35# Raalaurarl Bootoa O tA RLD C K K A C * 1*1 Fumtura Boaaa Mac ROSA GEORGE AM Fi m o t Reingeralor Mac DARRYL C TATE S it Canal Equto.Tooto.Mnc Al idUU ara aoto *aa-la* and mral ba paid tor to CASH toanadtotoly todew ingaato Al m ia adrerasad may neb ba t i a iitili M In n of ta n to toa ana d d aalflamad bare ran oar and dtogan d party Buyad mud la d away datma Contada a d ba >dd d pubic action lo toa hlghMf f omermea dapoaad d d DATE AUOUST 20. 2001 1020 A.M. Magnold Sek Storage 2S20 Magnold Ara Serbort. FI 22773 1407)22 1-2000 PU toh Augual IS. 22.2001 MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUPUCA DON OF THIS NOTICE: (I) al d d n u tg aaul t ie o d d s and (2) any obfacbon by in totavaalad paraon to chalanges tw valrtty of tw art, tw CuaMcabona of too poraonof rapre* eentabve. va r u or ) n i d d o i of too OOUL AU. CLAIMS ANO OPJECTIONS NOT SO HLEO WILL SC FOREVER BARRED PuMoobon of tota Noboo haa H g n on Augual 1 1 2 X 1 . VICKY MURPHY ALOOZZtfl Anomay tor HARVEY M ALPER. ESQUIRE LAW OFFICES O f HARVEY M Al PER 112 West C » u e 6«reel Alamorea Sprmg. a 32714 2577 (4 0 7 )tX X X Ftonda Bar 1122272 PUtohAugud IS. 2 2 .3 X 1 D 0122 NOTICE TO BXOCRS/ bfYTTADON FOR B O S Sanford Alport Autoody. Sanford. Ftonda ORLANOO SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT FAAAJPNo 3 110008 3100 FOOT FM No 400*21 1 04 01 S id e d bkto. tubfod to toe conrtbone hereto, adi ba raoefred u d l 4 X P M , local tone, on Septerrtoer S. 2 X 1 by too Sanford Alport Authority al One Red Cleveland Boulevard. S u it 200. Santord. Honda 22773. al rrheh Una. bkto a d to puaefy opened and read, tor k f- 00012 Pubic n o o n to ba hato d 101 am. on f a 22 day o* AUOUST, 2001. « toa bod door d AtoorYi Toamg too. Located al 2400 OW LaAa Mary Rd 8dto 124,8ad o n t K tor toa pupoaa ol rtapoerng of tod For lunhor totonrwdon ptooao Oil (407)321-2041 (1) Yaar lX 3M d w M eaan VMd JN 1P S 12800U0830S2 (2) Yaar IQOlMala Ntoran W4d JN1PB12S90U0620S2 Pubtoh Augual 18.2001 00113 NOTICE OP AUCTION Ttaa auction « a ba bald on laplam bar 04. bM I al OOO AM d 32SA d aiA aa.O aad o.FL. o n coth or oaitdiad lunda only. Orwdo Toamg raitn aa too rtgfb to aocapl or reluaa any and a l blda. D a kdoatog vdbdeb on odarad 18*4 CHEVY 1Q1AW77X1 IM F OLDS CUTLASS IO2QK11Y0HR20IS0T 1M0VW JETTA WVWKAO10SKW45S213 1I7S PONT BONNEVSLE 2N37X91T202S1 PuL&eh August IS. 2 X 1 0 0 1 IS NODCS OF F1CTTDOUS NAME Noboo to horoby ghmn tool I am angagad to buabnaa d M S B. IN ST SANFORD. FL. 32771. Bommda Coudy. Florida tetter too FlcoOoua Name d HONEYSEARS and tool I aaond to relator aodt nom i adto toa Oration d Corporation*. Takaheaeae. Honda. In oceordanoa • * i toa proitotona d toa Hcaooua Noma SUhrtee. lo-wa Section M S M . Ftartda Suttees 1991 MCX POLYANSKY Puttoh: Augual I t . 2 X 1 00127 NODCS OF FKTTTDOUS NAIM NoOco la haraby gr»an tool ato oro angagad to buttoiM M n o charokoo cbcto Sodord FL. 32772. Sardnoto Caddy, Honda i n t o too of lorry E. McQou?i P U to h Augual I E 2 X 1 D 0 121 UNDID STATES DMTMCT COURT Coot No. I X t o - t l M M - I H O X UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BMTALLADON OF FAPI SYSTEM FOR RUNWAYS 1M b ANOSR-27L The mafor irerk kame and ippreWtoilUMnn of to u L-bbO (Sryto A) PAP1 udto mdudng touttdtorw. 1 X 0 IF of oondidL S 4 .X 0 LF of cable, and M l anrb tod equtomard Tha a n d pattormad in to r Ida Contract d e l ba governed by toa Include, but are not rsshfctod (D M ) Equal a fti ma proMatana of I t U S C | M 2, any paraon having or dotmmg a I or M ated to any d Ma a t rearm aim ma Clark d ma Unaad 8a u a OtoMd uuurt. Ortando Omani. 3 X Fadard Buadng. SO Norm Hughey Atomic. Orlando. Honda 22*01 aidan tarty (X ) deye d tie Snd pubbeabon ol noace d tie rrarand lartatoia acbon or raoaqb of nuica. aladiavar a Tha paooan that ba apnad by tia (nUAJiar uidar panaly of paryiy adara ol ma peeaoner'a n g t Ma. or raw ed n l ie tartoiad property, ma tone and mwanetancaa of ma pato bonar'a artyumon of ma ngfb. Ma. pauuonat i dam . and ma read lou g a DON R MORELAND UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE 632 Edgawood Ava South JackaonvRa. Ftonda 32206 (904) 3884X338 Ftonda East Coast Duidara Cocoa. Ftonda 32922 (407) 831*6096 _ For bddnQ purpoaaa, D»kAng and Conbact Dooananla tor toa prefect may ba oblatoad bom toa ofAcaa of PBSAJ. 482 South KaAar Road. Orlando FU 32810-8101, upon racac* of a paraonal or company chack m toa amount of $10000 which la norwafundabla Cash daoosas to lau of chadta «4I not ba accaplad Rsquesta thoutd ba (Aradad to PBSAJ AtoaOon Sarvioaa to PBSAJ A Pra Bsddng Confaranca s f l ba hafd al 2 0 0 P M . Local Tima on August 23. 2001 In toa Sanlord Airport Authority Board Room al Orlando Sanford Idamabonal Airport Ona Rad Clt v f and Bouiavsrd. Suita 200. Sanlord. Ftonda 32773. tor toa purpoaaa of aaa Aftondanoa al tots cordaranca by an appropriate contractor rapra* saniabva la mandatory. Naftoar toa Oanar nor toa Engtoaar ahai ba raaponaftda lor daaamtoMtog totor* — i on dacusaad al tola ma —ng aacapf aa iMuad by Addandum. A aba « M of toa conalrucbon aba - A ■« a . u ■-------- » - » A- « « - - w—* i A-Da- acnacxjsa rrsDKMiay pcjaowmg ma Pra OOdng Confaranca. b wfl ba rna raaponaMfy of tia conto proaUi LocalUeiortyrtNoman Bualnaaa Eibarpnaa pamevpaam la anoowDated t a t 10ti day of Augual 2 X 1 . at Santord. 8emmoto Courty. Ftonda By order d SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY bOavId P. Lartar. J r . Chairmen Aneat Brenda Caray. Bacratory Pubteh Augual tS. 2 X 1 D 0125 10. 2X 1 NODCS OF' A PUBOC HEAMNO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORSMANCS BY THS CITY OF BANFORO. FLOFUOA NoOca to haraby (pven tier a Pubic Hearing abb ba held In tw Cormaemn Hoorn el 9m Cly li* - ll ma C*y of Sartord. Ftortoa. al 7 X o'doc* PM on Augud 27, 2 X 1 . to consider ma edopaon of an ord­ nance by me C*y oT Sartord Ftonda ibto of ranch ia aa toaoaa: OROR4ANCS NO. 3SS3 AN 0»WINANCE OF THE CHY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA AMENOMO ORDINANCE NO 3117 OF SAX) CITY. BAJO ORDINANCE BEING A 20MNG PLAN: SAX) AMENDMENT GHM MNB t h e z o N ta a o f 2 » « ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN COUNTRY CLUB ROAD ANO W. 25TH STREET ANO BETWEEN HARDY AVENUE ANO OU) LAKE MARY ROAD FROM Rh 1, RESTRICTED INDUSTRIAL. TO M il. MEDIUM FXXJSTRIAij PROVXMNO FOR SEVERABXJTY. CON­ FLICTS ANO EFFECDVC OADL toa Cty Ciark lor a l partona ^*1 hava an opporka>8y to ba haard toura or vtaAa of ma profacf aba aM Ouarareaa a l be retplred a b i eed i bid aa a oerebad ch a d on a adverb b a r* or a bid bond m me amoud d tv e (S) peroerb of t ie toM amoub of me b i t made peyad i to me Santord Alpon Aumorty The l uoce e iful bidder mm be required to Kjmtofi aeperele perTorrrv anoe and paymanl bonda each to an amoub aqua/ to 100% of t a con­ tract price TTma lor lubatonbal comptabon tor i baaa bid la X edarv to . Carbred T h e oemmenoee to n r. Oppotluery Bacon Ad) i f toa Btoto of Fkd not brdtod to Choptor 2*7. Honda Stokdet. and M a d i tobelve rigbdtaM d o t apply to td i prefect aa I hereto artton M to M HJOOO tar eadi dm md . «B D*yono-« —vwl ■beared Tha btodar mud auppiy a l Inlonnaton raqubed by tw pnpoad tana. Hda mud ba aub m d al on tie n l --- r e » - - - - ai b b k j n t M n n g By ordar of toa Cay C o m M o n of tw Cty of Sartord. Ftortda. "ERSON S WITH 0 ^ * M . f T « l NEEDbra ASSISTANCE TO PARDOPATE t f nNY OF THESE PROCEEDINaS SHOULD CONTACT Die HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COOROMATOR AT 230-M 2S 41 HOURS t f ADVANCE OF THE UEETINQ ADVICe TO THE PUBLIC: t a parton daddaa la appaaf 8 •tetrad al to t tb ov t httnng. ha n ay naad a raoord of tot I* not prtwtead by toa Cay of Bardord. (FS 288.0108) Cyntoia Porter. Deputy Cby Ctork PubOdtAuguat 1 5 .2 X 1 DOISO M IM S ORCUTT COURT OF THS OOMTUNTM Any conbacf purauanl to toft Noboa ww n HBfKi ■ v a ph w sm m n r s Eracutoie Order 11SM ( M E N ) . Tha atoartoan of Uddara to pantodw tor Equal Emptoymerb OpporKmtoaa aa aaf torti to me Contoed Dooumenba. The auvniabb bWdar e d be teqdred to oongly a t i d oomred requtameraa tor Equal t jT^MoyrnMn Lcpontm w i ThaSardordAiporlAutiorbyfiareby noabaa a l biddara mat I oM afbr(OBE) M opponuWy to eubmb fafda m laaponaa to Iba Imdabon and edi not ba dar nnvnalad againal on ma grourda d reoa. color, nabond ortgm. or aaa m oonaidaraaon tor an award Dae a d ba dona to aooordanoa earn DM VI of ma CM Righto Ad of ISS4 (42 U 8 C. lOOOd d aoq). 41 CFR Pan 2t . ParPapation by Dleadvarbaged Bualnaaa Eraarprtaaa In Dapenmerb d TrarTAporlAton Programa, and 41 CFR Pan 21. NondeaeranaBon m Banetaa For and Sanrtoaa to ma Ruble. D u requramaraa of 41 CFR Put 2b. RagMUIoni of ma U S Oapa/tourb of Tranaponsion. A . < -y totaaoorbrad 1 to tw polcy of 1M Santord Alport Aumorty to precooa odor. aaa. or naaonaf ortgm m ma board or podonnanoo of bbe oorv kecL Al arma quaifyeig i n d r lea •oOdtobon are encouraged to aidnbl BUb^cpoada. i*Trent of tba oorvbedadbocendaanadiponaaaafymgmaraqdrarnareadlbabtdapeo» M blddiraHtf r o ia. inctudrvj moee adto quaNy aa a OBE. A DDE eortoad god of Halva paroarb ( 12%) CAM NO.: 01-001-CP t f RE: THE ESTATE OF HELEN M. FORSYTHE Due way' ba h all try tia Santort Alport Aumorty tor a partod nor to aaeaad X day* Sam tw dd a d tia MS opartng tar tia pupoaa d avduaang blda prtoi to b a n d of oorbracL RWae to m h e any MormaNy or kregUarey Inanybrdorbldguararby. to iaf«cl any or dl blto. to ia-bd tie profact, to award or refrain from aamrdng a cortred lor tia a o k and to aa may ba banaddd to tia Oanar Thaotoddpili*ndtonandl»atoaon to biddara la haraby pUWahad tba 10m Day of Augual 2 X 1 . SartonJ Alport Autiony Larry A Data Praaidart 4 CEO Pubtoh Augual IS. IS. 2 X 1 DO 122 NODCS OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MCCONNELL TOWe/O WEL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CASH. ON DCMANO TO HWHEST BnOER. THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE, AUCTION YEAH MAKE U N I KCADUAC 10tC O S23tLA 3tl7X M FORO 1FBM831O5FHA0I4X 104AHS1R2HT442S2S S3CHEV 2 0 1ANMMX01200422 X BUICK of tba oonbacL of OBE to tie con­ t a c t (2) a daaettpaen of tha eork -------" ' (2) NOUC 2O0HO31K9K4S010M KOLOS 1Q3WHS4T8LD2a0041 nO O O O E 2B4OK2S20PR3IM IS M FO RO of i Tha adnbntabd mn of tw aatoto of HELEN H. FORSYTHE, d i c a a i i l FSaN urbw rOI-XI-CPbpondm gli tw Cbcub Court tor Bonbnoto Coudy. Florida Pirtida OMatontw addroaa of which la Pod Otbea Drawer C. Sartord. Ftortda X2772. Dw nanwa and addraaaaa of tw ooara aaf tonh bate* ALL INTERESTED P£RSON9 ARE NOT1F1CO THAT. Al paraona an wham tola noSoa la - w . . . ^ _ 1■ am - J — —uiiM nga aw vMKJty or v a w«, t a toradtoaaorw d tw paraced rapreu rea eie. vanua, or furtadsdun of tea C om are required to Me tw * obfactona wah tb s C om WTTHti THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF D M NODCS OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al cradtora of tw dsoadarb and on wham a copy of tba noaea to date of bw Or* pubbedton of tb s Court WITHIN THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THU NOTICE OR THMTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ VED OF A COPY OF D M NODC* ON THEM d tw dseodard ctolnw or 1O4AWMYI0H9072M i li icpaang (4) or ma b«J to M a a 2FAAP1SJ6R R 12 X 7 S Tha Auction edi ba hald d 1 X I m MoConnad Tbabng ifleoouery. ma OBE fhd 11> p v td p in g oorbrad aa provtdad to ma comma mart made in to r (4). and (!) I me c o w e d gods to n d md. emdanoa d good torti dtorto. The bktoartoteror d to i aubma tw idormadon adto to ordpropoad aa a oondbon d SartonJ. R . 22773 P r a n c e v e brtdara may Inapam vanrdaa ona la w prior to aato. T u rn are -CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNOT MoCormai Toning iBBBrvM h i nghl Id or n to d any and a l B O S PubtohAugud I E 2 X 1 DO 184 d tea contact may bo to tone of a prVna oonbaoL auBoonbad. )oae rartura. or anotwr A/rangamart m d qd toaa uidar 41 DFR Sacaona 2b M . * D6E l m il im am oouaad to m rt goator o dxadodcn tor tba OPTaaarnad gortrao a n haraby noadad md Ia i urn to carry o u » u DOT polcy and ma DBE obagdton. aa m i torn abova. aha! conaMAa a braadl d oartoad abbdi may leadi to tomanaaon of ma oorarad or a u h dhar ramady aa daamad apprapmta by tia radptorb and ma FAA. Tha aurc aaafd btodar and ba reqund to aubma a Caraboaaon of Non segregated FadM aa prior to omoid of ma oonaasL and to m ay CMS No.: M-CA-221M 4 SOUTHTRUST MORTGAGE CORPORATION. VV1LUAU A ALEMAN. GISCLLE Al em a n . end ALAFAYA WOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, t4 C : SECOND AMENOCO NODCS OF SALS Noaoa ■ haraby glvan mat purauart to a Find Judgnwnt of dytod cause, m tw Om ul Court of Semswla Couby, Florida. I rat aal tw property e lu d e In Seminole Couby, Ftortda. Lot 1, ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE XIV. accortoig to tw Ptal meted, aa recorded h F id Boob 37. Pagaa I I and IS . d tw Pubio Records d Banbnda Couby. Ftortda d pubio aato, to tw hkpwd and bad bktoar. tor caah. d tw Wert kora door d tw Sanbnofa Couby Comhouaa. d Sartord. F tortti d I I X a b i.o n S a p L S .2 X I. OATEDtvs tm day of August 2 X 1 . Maryulna Mona Ctoik of CkoUl Coul B y Jano EJaaeeto Dtpufy Ctork IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NFFDS ANY ACCOMMOOADON t f ORDER TO PARTICIPATE t f THU PROCEEOMO. YOU ARE ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THE PROW SION OP CERTAIN ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT COURT AOMtSSTWADON AT X I N. PARK AVENUE. SUITE N X 1, BANFORO. FLORIDA 22771. (407)3*3-4230 EXT. 4227 WITHIN t WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THU N o n e *, r yo u a r i hearw q o r VOICE MPA1REO. CALL 1-K G tSS1771. NOTE: THU COMMUNICATION. FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. M AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY MPORMADON OBTAINED W»X BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Otoborw. Cohn. Neuman. Beao. Segal AAlan. P A Pod OSes Boa 3177 Tampa FL 3 2 X 1 ) Pubtah: Augud IS. S 3 .1 X 1 ■f THE ORCUTT COURT O f TH* EIGHTEENTH JUOICUL ORCUTT, COUNTY. to n m tw 0) t f THS ORCUTT COURT OF THt IIONTTINTH JUOICUL ORCUTT OF THt STATS OF FLOftOA ■f ANO FOR ! COUNTY DOM •7 BUCK trad Tha good tabu anorta. aa daflnad to Appanda A. I t CFR Part 2S. to mad 9. HARRY F HE.TON. JR NODCS OF FORFUTUNt NoOoo to horaby d m tool on Apr! t l . 2 X 1 . In too com d Unood Surat » Horry F. HOon. J r . Cnmtool No OOer-148-OMSKRS. too Udtod Stotoo Daevs Court tar toa Mttrte Dielncl d Florida adorod 0 Prabnanory Omar tat toa tattatodo d 81 807 54 Tha Unaad S u u t haraby ghee noboa of ba idanoon to dapoao of toa to da bad ptjparbaa to auto mannar 04 t o UtAotl Sin a i A m r jy Emptoymad 3700 34to Strati. S u it 300 Orlando. Ftonda 32806 (407) 428-6880 In said Find Summary Judgmart of Foradoaura: LOT 804. SPRINGS OAK UNIT IV. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE 85 ANO X PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOROA Dated hla i dey of Augud. 2 X 1 Honorable Maryann* Morse dark d ma C la d Court By. Mary Strtxpa Deputy Cladi Ronald B Oohn. Eeq Cohn. Cohn I Nenrtrtt. P A P .0 Boa 2424 Tlmpa. Ftonda 2 2 X 1 -S424 (1 1 3 I2 S 4 I4 X Aaonwya tor Ptoabd Pubkah Augud IS. 2 2 .2 X 1 □0142 I COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY PRE-OUAUF1CARON OFMOOCRS Tha iananoto Cuuby Pu t L A u T f corn WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FWST PUBLICATION OF THU NOTICE. A U CLAMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WXL BE FOREVER BARRED Dw doll of tw Iral puMcMUn d ■as Noboo Is Augud IS. 2 X 1 MARX.YN WILBARGER WILLIAM H MORRISON. ESQUIRE Ftortda Bar No j 142202 7 1 X S o u m U S Ibghawy 17-82 Tatephnna 407IB24-1424 PubbdiAugud IS. 22. 2 X 1 D 014I t f D U CMCUT COURT t f ANO FOR BESBNOLS COUNTY. c jv % a c tio n t l C A X B 1 4 -F AMSOUTH BANK, an Alabama bartong ccrpcraaon. 7ENA HERRICK a V l ZENA M HERRICK and JOHN/JANE DOC. Son d prafaca d t a Port of Santord. Semmole Corny. Ftonda PROJECT 0£SCRt>D 0N Tha work dtoi prtmarty ba fumkay ccnabucton of dngto atory. pra en g 1% tor l i plane and by ti# ‘ Aumorty. Wort NODCS OF BALI PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 Noaoa Is ghen md puauarb to ■ Find Sunma/y Judgmart of Foredooua dated May I S 2 X 1 sraarad si Caaa No 0 1 -CA-tOO-U-P d tw Cbcui Com of Fw Julrw l Cecu* m and tor Sananola Couby. PROBATE DfVUfON FBe Number tlU IS -C P t f RE: ESTATE OF AGNES H HOOGES, NOTICE TO CREOfTORf TO A U PERSONS HAVING CLAMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Dw tu rn ery aUvbntokdton of tw adata of AGNES H HODGES, dacaaaad, Fla Number 01-412-CP, to pandng to tw Ckoul Com tor Sonanoto Couby. Ftortda. Piob d i dvtoton. tw addeaa of abbeh la X I N. Park Avenue. Santord. FL 22771. Dw n a m e and adRaaaaa of tw (e a rn er and her aaonwy ara a d ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. Al aad to ri of tw dsoadarb and L ecals JH P S 2 4 S IO W 1 0 S S X 1M7 NISSAN JN1PB221IHU8X07S 109b HONDA 1MOCO5540XA01373b 1094 HONDA 2MGEJ6579THS01334 IMSHONDA y4QF WrtTbVto N b C 1919 BUICK 104ALS1R7KS43S11S 1170 CADILLAC F023022S I S t l TOYOTA JT2RA44L4B0060SX IM S DOOGE J67FL2402JP041S74 1M7 DOOGE 2B4FK41Q7HR154X 1 1007 SATURN t01ZKS2TSVZ3iaS1l Pubtah: Augud IS. 2 X 1 00131 -Tt f THE CfRCUTT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH ju d ic ia l em eurr, in and r o n ■EMtfOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NOp S I CA 841-14 0 WACHOVIA BANK. NA . 09 successor to a a u a d to NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. 8PRINQ3 PROFESSIONAL PLAZA, INC.: RICHARO 0 . HAMMER: KULOEEP AOGARWAL and ASHOK AOGARWAL a t TRUSTEES OF D IE AGGARWAL ANO NEELAM AOGARWAL. TRUSTEES, d d . N O n C F O P B A li NOTICE u fitH tBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Summary Find Judgmart of Forataoaue dated JUy IT . 2 X 1 and entered to CM Caaa No. 01 CA 644-14Q of tw Cartel Cowl of tw Eyeaerrm Judctd cirotei to and tor Sammoto Comfy. Ftortda. abwrato S P R tfG S PROFESSIONAL PLAZA, INC- RICHARO 0 . HAIRIER: KULOEEP AGOARWAL d d ASHOK AOGARWAL aa Truatoaa of toe Trust Fund; KULOEEP C. AOGARWAL. APRANA AOGARWAL. ASHOK. KUMAR AGOARWAL did NEELAM AOGARWAL. aa Trustees of a oartdn Panaton Trud Fund Agraanwrt June IS. 1M 7 arth a Pension Trud Fund Fadord Idartdtodton of S t- 2 4 X 2 1 2 JOHN DOE(S) and/or JANE OOC(8). arfl aal to tw IKpwd x d bad Ud­ der tor cash, d tw Wod Frort Ooor. Samtoola Ooubv Courtiouaa. X I North Park Aaanua. Sanlord. Samtoola Couby. Fkrkto. d 1 1 X a m on tw ttto day of Augual 2 X 1 . bw toaontig daacrtwd propar­ ry aa a d forth to aaHFtod Judgmart. Lecals L ecals l o t X TUSKAWXLA TRAA. SUB­ DIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED t f PLAT BOOK «». PAGE t , OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIOWOA. LESS A POR­ TION OF LOT 3. MORE PARTICU­ LARLY DESCRIBED AS rOLLOWE: BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST COR­ NER OP LOT 3. fuatiAW lOA TRAA. SUBDIVISION AS RECORD ED t f PLAT BOOK 41. PAOE «. PU8 UC RECORDS OF SCMNOU COUNTY. FLORIOA RUN N i s i a g r w . a lo n g t h e s o u t h LINE OF SAX) LOT 1 A DISTANCE OF 1 0 2 1 FEET TO A POtfT ON A CURVE. CONCAVE BOUTHEASTERLY, HAVbfQ A CTNTW4* ANGLE OF i n o r ANO A RADIUS OF 773 20 FEET. THENCE FROM A TANOENT BEARING OF N IEM VSrE. RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG SAX) CURVE. A DIS­ TANCE OF I X * 4 FEET TO A PO tfT ON THE NORTH UN« OP BAIO LOT 3. THENCE S l S M l i r E ALONG SAX) NORTH UNE. A DIS­ TANCE OP 23 01 P O T TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OP EAX) LOT X BAX) PO tfT E f tf O ON THE WESTERLY RIGHT OP WAY LtfE OF TUSKAW1LLA ROAD. EAX) PO tfT ALSO BE tfG ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. HAWK) A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 1f 4 0 2 7 * ANO A RADIUS OF *41 31 FEET. THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARtfQ OF S JT ’t r i r W . RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONO SAX) RKBfT OF WAV UNE ANO THE ARC OF SAX) CURVE A OrtTAHCE OF tSSJM FEET TO THE F O tfT OF BEGINNING Oatod tba 11M day d JUy. 2 X 1 . MARYANNE WORM Ai Clark of said Com ByOaRShy w hreon AaDapUy Ctork Dba nose* to grovldad puauarb to you are hearing or v oce Impaeed. ce t 1 5 X 9 5 5 -1 7 7 1 Adwl 3 Margo. PA PO Boa 8 3 X 7 8 Ortondo. FI 33SS2-X7B Puteteh: Augud IS. 22. 2 X 1 D 0 140 In ordar to pate to tba prooaartnG you ana an t bad, d no ood to you. to pro rtdona d X I Norm Park Avanuo, Sartord. PI 32771. Phono N * (407)223-4220 a X n d o n 4227 a ra *i 2 amrtong days of you medpf d tM ndtoa or p t o i X g « you a rt hadkw tog Mb lad ll-B O O •56-1771 (TOO); ■ you a rt votoo togakad. c a l 1*0 0 -0 *5 -0 7 7 9 (V) (*■ r u w M ra M ). W rg x .Z lo n S K d w rto .P A 4 X 0 Moaprood Boutoaord, 5*1766 I tot) * ood, FI 33021 Tdaphorw (954)081 X X Td datitodB. (SS4HX-7TC7 F la No : X - U M U S PuMdv Augud t,1 B , 2 X 1 EXHIBIT 'A* Thd eartato ptooo, pared of land located wtod to SC Part of Low ! ! . 12 end S3. *0* oid r. MrrcMEas survey OF THE LEVEY GRANT ON LAKE JESSUP, aa reoordad to Ptol Book 1, Page t , PubSe Raoordi of Bomtooto Couby. Ftonda rlu crbj i d aa fcalowa: From ma traanacbon of tw Ead nsfb d way ana d Moat Road tool rtgN of awy) M h tw of tw LongeoortOvwdo Road I S J l 434) ( I X tool rtghl d way), aa - -- - — - * -* -. — in o *n on r u pm ora raonn untnoo. aa raoontod to Pld Book 12. pagaa 10 A 11. Putfto raoordi of Bamtooto Couby. Florida rui NOTSTSTW along said Ead n / r of awy B a » m tod to tw towu acton of add Ead rt?b of awy Bw el Moss Road ■*1 r w i i rvF*Nor w*y ■ * or i r u N Sfsrsd T T dong add North rtgfb o fr r a y B w m X to d to tw P o b b O f Begnmng. mence leartng add Nortl nort of awy Bw, run N OtU rSTW 2M U toat: thence W W i n I0 B S 3 lad . twnoa N 03*3473T f 7 X X toe*: b e n c e M r i g N T 2 S S X tod ta • poab on a ounw con­ cave Eaeterty, and fwvtog a Radtoa of X 4 3 I to al twnca kom a tangsrb bearing of SOS’i r t S 'W . run Southerly along t a am of aald ouve 1S72S tod toonxpi a c a n id anfpa of 1 l * 3 r 2 r to tw p o lb o f tongsney; twnoa tm 8M K 7D T E X I M tod to a polb on tw doraadd North rtjhl of awy Bw Of tw LongeDOdOrtodo Road, twnoa ru i S M i r t T V I dong add Norm rtgfb of awy Bw STS 82 tod to tw Pe*b of Bagtontog. LongmodOrtado Roadt toanoa m i B M V T 4 2 T . 701.IS tod dong tw carter Irw of longeood-OvWdo Road; twnoa N o r s d i r t . t M X tod tor a Roks of Badrabng: esrtkkaNOt*2ri r c ttsst todto AS vr. tOOO 1250AV*; B ? * v 2M to a B x o f P araato iu a B d t NODCS IS OWEN ludganwrt of tonac V7IOO and 0 ordar ■ m art date Augud 2 . 2 X 1 . 'arid ortarad to C o x t 00~CA*1«-15B of tw Ckotel Court of bw I X Jte M d Ckoua to and tor Sam*wto County, F T u tt. r t x t t t o LaSafto of s r v x . Sanaa 1 * 0 * 2 . u tw ptoHEI. and Donald Banchai * V a Oondd Latea Sanchai . d d , tw dafandanXa). I aid sad on Bepterrter 4 J X 1 d lljOOam d tw e a d kgrf rtnc* of tw S ambu le Couby Coumouaa. X I N. Park Araraw. Ame^XLee^ ed f W , Xe tote M mf V x (teXera |^4 ta r d*> lor t*rfi. fw toaowk^j d**onti*d 88 881 M l In Mid )udQB r t E b M 'A '. Couby X WOOOS HOMESIT111 THAT PART OF: Tha Nortwad IN of tw U4 of tw Norm 1/2 of tw 1/4 d tw Eoutraad 1/4 of Beeson 21. Totmartp 20 Soum. Rango X Ead. Somtooto Couby. Ftortda. of add Baoton S I; n n twnoa N. s n n r B. dong tw & boundary Bw rnaraof 13 1 3 S T to 9* b* 9 rv9ng o( 8 c u m a d d s on thorn ■ eopy of tba notoe to served ratan to n e mortha aftor tre daw or tw Oral pUhodton d tba C a u l WIDBN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE GATE OF THE FEU T PUBUCADON OF THU NODCS OR D tR T Y DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF S E R ­ VICE OF A COPY OF THU NOTICE ON THEM Al endtore d tw or of tw tba Com WIDEN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICADON OF THU NODCC. A a CLAIMS ANO DEMAN03 NOT SO FILED W ta BE FOflEVEn BARRED The date of tw Oral putacaam of tea Notes to AUOUST 1S. 2 X 1 . M OLVWN HODGES 202 Carter Avenus Denton. MO 21 Mb S TEPHEN H.COOVER Altonwy tor Padionar \Flonda Bar No.: U 1 4 0 K Hutohwon. Mamate SCooru. PA 230 Norm Park Avenue PO Boa 114t Santord. a 22772 (40712224051 Puteen Augud I6.< 2.< 0ul DO 144 Easterly having a rwbua of K O I tod and a cartn l d ig s of K r a n a r ; ■ of 174 474 a tongart t e aring of !12*28'13‘E. tw noa rui ran K l i n s r w 2 X X tod; twnoa run HM t S i T W U S X to d to tw Polb d GATED Mb lO ti dra of JU p S X 1 . MARYANNE! MORSE. CLERK CLERK OT D C C3TCU1T COURT B y Dorotry W Boaon Dtputy Ctork Aaornay tor WdrbM. WATTERBOK HYLANO S KLETT. PA Btortey Date Ktod. J r , Eaqukb 4 1 X IW A Boteevatd. BUM I X Palm Beach Gardena. FL 334104*47 (S6D S27-S0X (totofmona) O S1)S27-M X (lacafnbto) Pub«ah Augud S. IS. 2 X 1 t f THE CMCUT COURT OFTHB 11TH JU ttO A L CMCUT, SCMB40LX COUNTY. c jy il DrywroN c a m no. t d i t n c vwd and b b d i N. t r i r g r E. bom tw oarbd of add ouvo; twnoa Sly along cold WTy RAN Bw and tw aaa of sard ouva tvough a canard teifp* of 27-14 O f M O W to tw and of sa d ouvo; twnoa. tearing odd WTy RW BW. G 75-XOOrW. 2 X 0 0 , twnoa M. X - a r a r W 8 4 8 2 0 tod to tw PoH of Bagtontog is a CflYfrCAPE OORP. Couby Courthouse ai 407-aad4227. 1400-4668771 (TOO) or 1000 855 1770, vw Ftortda Rday LESTER KALTENECKER. d d OAVID J STERN PA X I S UNIVERSITY OfUVE SUITE S X PLANTATION, FL 23324 (954)2331X 0 On-ATSryFTN) Publah Augud IS. 2 2 .2 X 1 DO 141 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu •uart to o Fmd Judgmart of Foractoaua dated November IT, « » X . and entered tl Caaa No. (5 2 8 7 1 C 14 0 . of tw O c te t Court of Fw 1STH > r v e Curve m and tor SEMINOLE Couby Ftonda CITYSCAPE CORF la PtofrbM Md LESTER KALTENECKER. DONNA KALTENECKEn. JOHN TUUP and UNOA L E E ;___ UNKNOWN PER­ SONS FI POSSESSION OP THE SUBJECT PROPERTY a rt Oaten darti I a d adi to tw h alted and bad tedder tor caah d tw WEST FRONT DOOR d tw SEMtfOLE Couby Comhouaa. m SEMtfOLE Court. Ftonda. d 11M o dock i r e X tw S X i day of Augual 2 X 1 , tw NODCS OF PUSLJC SALE ALTAMONTE TOWtfQ. tfC n UNCUUMEO VEMCLS AUCTION 117 MARKER ST. ALTAMONTE SPR tlO S, a SALE BEOWS AT I0 X A M . SOU) AS IS NO WARRANTY, NO TITLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR A a BKW. PURSUANT -01 TO FO 71171 OS-11-2 X 1 ISM NISSAN nar of tw BW 1/4 of t e BW 1/4 of add Barton 21; twnoa N. o r a g s r W. along bw L boundary Bw maraof X 3 .E T to t w Parmanarb Ratoranob Morranart an tw t . R/W Bw of Irrabrrta Woods Botemard daafgnaBig tw EW eorrwr of tw N 1/2 of tw M 1/4 of tw tW 1/4 d odd Bacdon t l ; eorrtnuo twnoa M 0 0 * « 7 t r W. d a w to d B. bouMwy BW 01 tw IW 114 d tW IW 1/4 7 0 X 7 to tw N. R W Bw of add Sd / eeJe Vfaude Luteeved. (hanoa B. x * i r * r W. dong a i d N R/W Bw X 1.1IT. twnoa. kwrtrg add H. a. N. 30-05 54- W. M IS S '. N * r* ff4 r E .4 * 7 00 . S S t 'M T T E . 1 S 3 .M ; >N. 52*0031’ E. 1 X 7 1 ' to m* PO tfT OF BEGlttO N G co rn u a twnoa N S T X 31* B n i S T to a pokb on 1 ebetear ouve concave to tw WTy having a rartua of t l l i x r . add pobb betog on tw Wly IVW Bw NOTICE OF torti n add Find Judgmart. to abl ■too X covered by tba Sacursy Instrument Al 0! 8m lor*going It r»l*fT*d l§ In 88* Saourvy Inttrumtnl OATO: Auouat 2.2001. MARYAMN8 MORSC Clark of Coul (SamemtoCouby R| By Mary A* * NO! DwateMe* Art of 1X 0. Adnvmsfrtkvs Order No. 17-3. t you are a paraon ram a itoUitoy abw naade any oooommndoOnn to pantoRato to tea procaartng. you ara arwitod. d aa ood to you, to tw provk son of oortato aadtoanoo Please corned Com Admnatraoon d X I N. Park Avenus. S u m N X ) . Sanlord. Ftortda 22771. (407A334220 a d 4227. ramm 2 vrorkmg days of you racagl of tba noaoa t Augud 7 .2 X 1 NODCS OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN APPEAL OPTHBDEMAL OP A DtolENS/ONAL VARIANCE Noaoa to hereby p w i b id o Pubic Hearing mm t o hdd al tw Commtoalon Room to tw Cby HM to bw Cby of Santord. Ftonda. a: TOO o dock PM on Augud IT . 2 X 1 . to fnrj »?e» an arpaU d tw Oartd. hy tha Planning and Zoning Comnbaaron on JUy 5. 2 X 1 . of a Dtownaronal Variance request to tocreaa* tw nwelmun btekkng hargrt kom X ' to 4f3/4* tor Chartadon CktoAtortmarta. loedad d HO E. Lake Mary BoUavanL add property being mors parUcularty CHARLESTON APAHTMCNT8 000X 10 LEGAL DESCRIPTION (PREPARED BY LOCHRANE) A PORTION OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION I I . TOWHSHt* X SOUTH RANGE X ■AST. SEMtfOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ OA BEING A PORTION OP GOV­ ERNMENT LOT I ANO MORE PARDCULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL­ LOWS: COMMENCING AT THE NORTH­ EAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH­ WEST QUARTER OP 8AO SEC­ TION tf. THENCE RUN SOfTM'12-W ALONG THE EAST UNE OF 8AJO OUARTCR-BECDON, A DISTANCE OF 2 * 7 2 4 * * * T FOR A POPfT O* PPPIN NINU. THfcNCE CONIINUINU 29 ALONO 8AI0 EAST UNE RUN S 0 0 * 8 4 'ir W A DISTANCE OF H 4 X FEET TO THE NORTHERLY RIOHT-OF-WAY UNE OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD; THENCE DEPARTING (A ST L tfE OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER RUN HS**13f2S*W ALONO SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE. A DISTANCE OF 7 S X FEET THENCE DEPARTING BAIO NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE. RUN M X T tl-ir E A DISTANCE OF IN K F EET THENCE RUN NX'drSOTW . A DISTANCE OF ItO X F EET THENCE 'RUN N l i n r w , A DISTANCE OF I B E X FEET TO THE APORESAIO NORTHERLY RKJHT-OF-WAY UNE OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARO: THENCE RUN N X 12W W ALONG S A B NORTHERLY RIOHTOF-WAY UNE. A DISTANCE OF B X i Z F IS T TO A PO tfT OF CURVKTURE OF A CURVE OOSCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. HAVtfQ A RADIUS OF S H X FEET. A CHORD BEARttK) OF 8 7 4 T 4 W W 4NO A CHORD DISTANCE OF 232X F EET THENCE RUN SOUTHEASTERLY ALONO S A » CURVE AND ALONO BAIO NORTHERLY RWHT-OF •WAY UNE ADCSTANCE OF 237.17 FEET TO A PO tfT OF REVERSE CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HMflNO A RADIUS OF X X FEET, A CHORD BEAR­ ING OP N 7 1 1 T S V W ANO A CHORD DISTANCE OF M X FEET, ANO ALONO THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY OF ROLLING H bxs B o a tv A n o A i n e c o n o ED t f OPIMAL RECORDS BOOK i W 3721. PA M 1104; THEN RUN WESTERLY ANO NORTHWESTER­ •lOO LY ALONG BAD CURVE A DIS­ TANCE OP B I X FEET TOA POiNT OF TANGENCY; THENCE RUN N 3 ra r i7 -W ALONO SAO EAST* ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE A DIS­ TANCE OF 371,70 FEET TO A POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEAST­ ERLY WITH A RADIUS OF STS24 FEET. A CHORD BEARING OF NX 'I I S T W AND A CHORD DIS­ TANCE OF t i a i t FEET. THENCE RUN NORTHWESTERLY ALONO BAJO CURVE ANO ALONO SAX) EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY, A DISIANCE OF 210.53 FEET TO A POPfT PN PA*D C LM Y t THENCF DEPARTING SAX) EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE RUN • S T E r s n . A DISTANCE OF 5 4 1 FEET, THENCE RUN NSBtrSCTE, A DISTANCE OF S 2 X FEET. THENCE NUN NB214T2TE. A DIS­ TANCE OF M X FEET. THENCE RUN M T B i r t A DISTANCE OF 4143 FEET. THENCE RUN N S IW O T E , A DISTANCE OF S72T F EET THENCE RUN N T trO lW E . A DISTANCE OF 71 A3 F E E T THENCE RUN tM trA m SX A M T A N C S OF 41.75 FEET THENCE RUN NtS*42’4S’E . A DISTANCE OF 87.41 FEET n THENCE RUN S e t l S 'f T T . A DIS­ ,r t TANCE O F S S M FEET THENCE RUN NX*4IT42’E . A DISTANCE OF 162 M F EET THENCE RUN NE7*0rS4*E. A DISTANCE OF T4X F EET THENCE RUN N x - * r r r E . a d is t a n c e o f X .1 8 FEET. THENCE RUN N 4 s * i r o r a . a d is t a n c e o f X X FEET. THENCE RUN N S l ' i r s r E . A DISTANCE OF 47X FEET THENCE RUN N 3 1 *3 rS T E . A DISTANCE OF K) X X FEET THENCE RUN lit N 3E*Srt3*E. A DISTANCE OF S IX FEET. THENCE RUN H m r* n . a d is t a n c e of 8041 feet, th en ce run N X i n n . A DISTANCE OF 4b.bu F tk T ; In tN c e RUN N 2 8 * i r i r e . a d is t a n c e o f 41.14 FEET; THENCE RUN M 4 s * s n r s . a d is t a n c e o f X X feet, th en ce run N17H fX T E . A DISTANCE OF M X FEET. THENCE RUN BSTOEXTE. A DISTANCE OF X .1 S FEET THENCE RUN M n t T N r t . A 0M TANCS OF X X FEET THENCE RUN N K H fftrE . A DISTANCE OF E7.1S FEET. THENCE RUN N O r a -S T E . A DISTANCE OF 17X FEET. THENCE RUN N d rX T X rE . A DISTANCE OF f T .n FEET TO THE PO tfT OF •Y/ . JA -T i VJ CONTAINING 1 7 X ACRES. MORE OR L E M T ht Cty Commteaton may. dtor tw . deny, or mortfy tw and Zoning ana bw acaon or ma d w l t o bndto Stored and clbaana afwd here anepporkkbry to to Iwerd d add hearing. By order d tw Cby Camnvaeton ol tw Cby of SartonL Ftortd* ADVCE TO THE PUBUC: b a parmade a«h raapaclto any n nr haartng. t o may naad a vertwam mood d tw pretaartngi. W i r t g record to n d pnvidsd by tw Cty d Bardord ( F t 2 X 6 1 0 8 ) PERSONS WITH DfSABIUTIES NEEOtfQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTKJPATI t f ANY OF THESE P R O CEEO tfO S SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORObfATOR AT 330-8526 41 HOURS t f ADVANCE O f THE MEETING Deptey Cty CtorV Puteteh Augud 18. 2 X 1 00187 s 8* vT jr ,^9 ' to J3 �T he S eminole H erald L egals L ega ls M THE ORCUTT COURT OF EIGHTEENTH on d o 2nd day ol October. 2001, d o ju w c ia l cm cu tt lord to oald Final Judgment, to a t: LOT 2S. BLOCK A CARRIAGE HILL UNIT NO 1. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 14. PACE t7 . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, a.Va 4 Itactag* Co. a. C u w &o.t ,. FL 32707 DATED d a 31 day ol Jity. 2001 SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION No. 01-BOt-CP M RE: ESTATE O* ORIFFIN LEE ISAACS. CwCc^oCj NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Tho a M t y M o n of 3m m m of ORIFFIN LEE ISAACS. decaeaod. F la Number D1-60BCP. n pankig n tto ClmA Cowl lot Samanoto County FTonda, Probat. DMMon. N 36* 3 33 of otych O P O Do« SOM. Sartord. FL 32772-3063 Tho name and addioot oI n o partonal ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al tatoraatod paraona an whom Mo nooco to tansd. oho have otyocBono P a l (JtoAanga do vakkty ol d o ««L d o quoMcosono ol d o poraonol r*pr***ra**v*. vonuo,or |urto(3caon ol too Court altar nqund to No dolr obfacbona won too Court WITItN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE O f SERVICE O f A CORY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Al t ratbtoro d d o dooodorO and odor portono having daunt or on ahom ■ copy ol dlo nooco It torvad. tNNn droo mondo altar d o data ol do N il pubtcaoon ol d a Court WITHIN THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f R t S NOTICE OR THRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SE R ­ VICE O f A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al odor oradtort oI d o dtcad tri dornanda ogaintt d o dacadonTt oatato dual No dorr daono nrtd dra cowl WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f D BS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tho data ol d o M puMcaaon of too Nooco R Auguot 1ft. 1001. CAROL LEE RUSSIAN SAM Moplo M g l Court Loko Foroot FL37T7I tor PuMohAuguol6. I S .2001 D0065 M THE CBICUIT COURT O f THt EJONTEENTH ju d ic ia l CBtcurr OFFLOfUOA, MANOFOR SEMBIOLE COUNTY CIVS. DIVISION Caoo No.: 01-CA-T13-14 Dtvtalon: P MlOFinST BANK. CHARLES L ARVAJ and CtNOY L Air/Al. and UNKNOWN TENANTSADWNERS. NOTKB OP SALS NoOco a hereby ghori. pwauanl to Ftoal Judgment ol Foradoawo lor PlotoM onarad to d a cauao on JWy 31. 2001. to d o Carta* Court ol SorrrtooM County. Ftondo. I mb art County. Florida daaertad 00: LOT 73. MAYFAIR MEADOWS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK » . PAOE(S) 31. X ANO S3. PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORKA. and commonly known ee 113 Itowport Bguora. Barton). Florida. 32771, m puMe oo d o hqpa* and bool loddar. tor catty . ol 1100 M L on AuguM 30.2001. Dolad tO a ll day d JWy. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK dark ol d o Clreut Court By Jono EJaooooc Deputy Car* RICHARO 8. MOVER Koto. Shuar. Solomon. Spector. Foya AStooor. P A PO. B o . UC Tkmpo.FL 33601-0600 t you ora ■ peroon ood a tSaaMty who no ado any accommodoton to order to portdpolo to d a proceed­ ing you ora an ttal el no eoat to y e a to d o prentoton el conato ooaatanee. P a a ta eomact Court Arprantobadon. M l N. Park Avonuo. S t* e N X t. Sontord. Ftondo 327T1, phono (407)666-4227 w l b 2 work too doya ol yew receipt d d a nedea; t you t o hearing or votoo totpoOod. ca l 1-600 616 6771. PUBMb AuguM 6. IS. to o l to. to H CAS8EDY 8UMRALL. J R M SN . E. F td A v o .S u O o t Dabty Board. Flortdo 3 3 4 0 Tatopbona: 561/Z72-7TMO Ftortda Bar 31 X 3 66 By H CASSEOV SUURALL. JR PuDbaftAuguM IS. 22.2001 0014* FICTITIOUS NAMC NoOco a hereby p a n d al I ant ongagod d buoanooa « ISO Bwdar 81 S ontord. FI 12771. l otnlnoa County Florida wtoor d o o ld d o provtolcno el d o FtcMouo to-W3. Section ■ 1M I. . PuPOoh: Arjguol 15,1001 00147 Ao Clark oltord Cowl By Jana EJoaomc Aa Deputy Ctoik F a b a rlG n u . P A 8uao 3 0 0 .1S70 Martugo Avonuo Com Oabtoa. Ftondo 3314S (306)063-4110 ■Peroone w«i a BeobSty who need o apodal accommodation to paredpal* to d a ptocoodtoo aboWd eontael AOACoonknotor ol SonVnoa County CowdouM, X I N. Pork Avonuo. Swlo NM1, Seniord. Ftondo 32771, M Moil frva doya prior lo do proceeding Ttaaptoona (407)323-43X o il 4227. 1-600-6SS-677I (TDD) or 1-6000S56770 (V) via Florida Relay f M THE CMCUTT COURT M THB CMCUTT COURT O PTH * tlOHT*SNTH JUDICIAL CttCUTT, MANOFOR ■ COUNTY, NBA. CAM NO: 01- 110-CP IN RE: THE ESTATE OF PATRKMW FERRE. NOTKB OP AOMMSTRATION Tho o itio ro n oaii pi d o oolaao el PATRICIA W FERRE, daoaeaad. Ca*a Number 01-61 (XCP, to panting to d o QrcuO Cowl tor BarrtoKda Cowty. Ftondo. P n toto DMoton. d o addroOo U m ia. a M l Nww Port Avonuo, l artord. FVordo 32771. Tho noma and QdWooa al o r a io lk r d M d a . ALL PITERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al persona on whom M i no ic i ia cdelonge d o vaNNy ol d o do lyjtOBcoOona el d o paraoral ropraaamatra. vonuo, or iwtoNcBon al d a Cowl ora roqwrod to No d o * ctyacdona arid d a Court WITHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f 1MM NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SERV1CC O f A COPY OF THIS NOTKX ON THEM Al o ta r em tto n ol d o and portona having cHWa or ogoinil IM a d o a court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THM NOTICE AU. CLAIMS. DEMAN08 AMO OBJECTIONS NOT SO P U D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data ol d o M puMcadon ol d a Notoo N Auguot 18,2001. 1 Roproooroasva KAY U BATES 11034 Worxaau Bkool Rcfvnond. Virginia 23233 WUiAM A QREENBERQ Ftortda Bar N o.'246373 0 5 0 0 So U S 17 t ? P o N O N a Boo 300310 Fam Park. Ftondo 32730 (407)13# 5044 AnomoY tor Poroonol Rapraaartatara PaWtoTiAuguM 13.22.2001 D 0 141 M THB CBICUIT COURT OP THB KKUfTBBNTH JUOICtAL. CMCUTT OPPLOMOA MANOFOR SBIBNOLB COUNTY CA M NO 01-CA-130-14-P CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. F M r tr, VO MtCHEUI DUNCAN AMJA MICHELLE A OUNCAN. AND___ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. DalandanKt) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur •uant to 0 Final Judgmanl ol Fcroctoouro dalad JWy 3 1.2001. and •morod to Com No OI-CA-lkO-14P. ol d o O o r t Cowl al d o EIGH TENTH Ju d col CarcuP In a id tor SEMINOLE C ~ *ty Ftondo adoraoi CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION a P la t a * and MICHELLE OUNCAN AM/A “ K H E U £ A DUNCAN. ANO___ . AN UMNOWN PERSON M POS­ SESSION O f THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, ora Datondart*. I art M i to d o N ?aM and bo a loddar tor rath to d a Waal bom door ol d o CourdouM to SANFORD SEMI HOLE Cowty. Ftondo. I I 00 o d o r* JUOKtAL CJRCUfT OPPLOMOA. MANOPON Caoo M aj 01-CA-664-14 Ohrlaton: P MIDFIRST BANK. L ega ls door ol Iho Bominoa County Courdouao. Sontord. Ftondo. *1 11-00 AM on AuguM 2*. 2001. D ead July 31.2001 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT ByMory Slroupo Ooputy C art In Acccrdsnca wSh tho Americana WBi O aobaaa Act. ponono and (baobOboa riooikin) a aporal oocommodoton to pomopoa In Wo procoaOng ahourd contact court Amwvttrahon M toaphono number (407)666-43X. nol a a r d m m a n (7) doya prior to d o procpacing H hearing Impanod. (TDD) I-300-9SS*771, or Vote* (V) I -6 0 0 4 5 6 *7 7 0 . v a Flortdo Rotoy Sntvico Maaon AAtoocaloa, P A 17757 U S 16 North. SuO* 500 Caorwoar. FL X 7 6 4 (7 2 7 )5X 1 6 0 0 PubAah AuguM t . TS. 2001 M THE C Btcurr COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH’ju d i o a l C B tcu rr' W ANO FOR t SEMINOLE COUNTY,^ FIORIOA » CAM NO.: OI-CA-IOTO-ti-K MANUFACTURERS 4 TRADERS TRUST COMPANY. TruttS* tor SECURITIZATION SERIES l*» 5 1. Agroomari doted BTI/M. * JO SE ANGEL LOPEZ a V . JOSE A LOPEZ and JULTTA LOPEZ. No wBo; m d UNKNOWN TENANT8JOWNERS, NOTKB OP SALS NOTICE N hereby (pvon that, pwtuorrl to d o OrdM or 1 Final d o O r a * Court ol Oomtooa County, Ftondo. I o * oo* d o property MuMCounty, hond*. LOT 3. BLOCK C. SKY LARK SUB­ DIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE 34. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORKA. 1413 Meadowlark Shoot. Longwood. F L 12750 M pubic *Mty to d o NghoM md baM btddM. lor omty M d o woM bort door ol d o Somtooto Cowty Cowdouoo. Sontord, Ftondo. al 11DO AM on SoptombM I S 2001. Doad JWy 31. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By-Mary Sboupo Deputy Ctork In modooon to poargato n t coodmg ohould contact court Aibif.iVj J l u i si l i Y jV m n . tr (407)666-4330, m l aaM d m aovon (7) day* prior to 6 a praoaoddg I hoMdg impanod. (TOO) 1-600056•771. or Votoo (V) 1-600-05S6770, v a Ftotldo Rotoy Borvtoo. Maaon I la tn rto iti. P A 17757 U A 16 North. SWto BOO Caorwotor. FL 33764 (77 7 )5 X 3 0 0 0 Pubkoh AuguM S 15.2001 Bl THS C B tcu rr COURT OP THB BMHTBBWTW JU D acuL CBtcurr MANOPOR t COUNTY, CA M NOj 01-CA-677-14-P ANGELO FERRARI and ZXA OUAL GARRY W10GENS, Maiming by. Bwru^i. undM and ooooiM d o hom o nomad Inpldud D «iand«i(i) who m not known to noGERT L HAMR.TON aid DEBORAH O HAMILTON. HOUSEHOLD FMANCE CORPORATION III: SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. and ULhKJW It TtKAKT&CWNCRS. unknown p v lw iw jf oton in IntorMl i i ipouMt, h ik i, d m grant#** of o t w Ctokninli, ind TENANT 91 and TENANT #2. N nw ntt bwng hetaoua p i'T ki In pniV^alm, NOTKB OP SALS Noeoe la hereby groan, pureuanl to Final Judgmori ol Forodoowt tor to da couoo on Jtty 21. 2001. to d o CbcWI Cowl ol Sonvnoa Cowty. Ftondo. I wB tea d o property thioart to Baratacto County. Ftondo dooettood at: LOT 5. BLOCK A. HARMONY HOMES. ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE X . OP THE PUOLK RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA and te mmorty known u : 112 Ptywvjutr Avonuo. ASAmsda Sprtnga. Ftondo. 32701. M puMC te a . to d a Npwrt and baM baddor. tor catty on d o a m t aapo al d o Batntart* Cowty Courdouao. X I Nerd Pork Avonuo. Sontord. Ftondo. M 11 OO am ., on AuguM 30.2001Dotod d a 31M day ol JWy. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE dark a i d e Ctrca* Court By. Mary Stroup* Deputy Q*tk RKHARO S MdVER Koo*. Shulor, Solomon. Spector. Foyto iStooer. P A P O. Boo BOO Tanga. FL 33601-0600 I you are a potion wBi * ito a te y who nooda m y t nunam doonn to ordM to porm p oto to d a pracoootog, you or* arootod. M no eoM to you. to do provann M cartato oaaalaneo P a * * * contact Court AWranaarabcty X I N Port A n n o . S w a TOOL Sontord. Ftondo 32T71. phono (407)066-4227 oHtan 2 woktoo doy* ol yow rteolpl ol da notoo: t you no hoortng or votoo knpoood. oat 1-600-6666771. PubbabAuguM 6. IS. 2001 00067 NOTICE O f tAUE NOTCE IS OfVEN M pum anl to • Final .Judoamani ol Uonoagi F o r to n u v to REM M d J * 1 31. 3001 to tot abov# atytod cwua#. I wE •#1 to toa Nghito and bail blddif tof c#ah al t o # M i from door of to# 8#mm»# County Counhoua# al 301 » ■ — ** - * a -------- ------ b - - a------■ w . a . Nonn r a n av#oo#. ^anioru, fionoa al 11.#0 torn, on d o 21 day cl AuguM. 2001. do toOowmg dooertad property: LOT 6. OAK V K iA ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES 79 ANO 77. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORKM. DATED*** 31 doy ol JWy. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE c Car* ol f a Court ByMory 860*0 Deputy Ctork Dank) J . Podoraon. EaqWm r a Orlando, FL 32163 PubOah AuguM S 15.2001 M THB CBtcurr COURT OPTHanOHTBSNTH JUOKtAL CMCUTT IN AND FOR 2IM BK X B COUNTY. CAM NO-: 01-CA-703 14P FAIRBANKS CAPITAL CORP. CHERYL A OSBtHG JOHN OOE. Huabond M CHERYL A OSBERO. ROY SCOTT RHOOES: GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION, and UTOLNOWN TENANT SOWNERS. NOTICE OP SALS NOTICE a hereby (Non tool pwauoni to d o OrdM or Ftoal Judgement onarad to d a couoo to t a Coca* Court al Somowa Cowty. Hondo, i ww aaS t a preporty CSuM•d to Carrvnaa County. Florid*. LOT t . BLOCK 6 . FAIRLANE ESTATES SECTION 1. M tt-iAl. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A3 RECOROED M PLAT BOOK I t . RAGE 100 AON 101. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOTE COUNTY, FLORIDA 112 Orltwood Lon* Boud. Sontord. FL. 32771 M pubOc aato. to d o 7a*aM and b*M tvddar tor ceah. M d o w*M bora W THS C Btcurr COURf OPTHB1STH COUNTY, I C A M NO: 01-CA-7M 14P ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP. INC. SUCCESSOR BY MEAGER TO AT1ANTK MORTGAGE 4 • INVESTMENT PUUNRFF VS ELEANOR D MCGRATH. V LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THB UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDEn OR AGAINST ELEANOR 0 . MCGRATH. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f ELEANOR 0 . MCGRATH If ANY) HUNTERS'OUSE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. IM L JOHN O O t AND JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Bl PO SSESSKN DEFENDANT(8) NOTKB OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to ■ Swnmory Final Judgment ol ForoMaow* doled JWy 31. 2001 oroorod d C M Coo* No. ol d o C d a * Court ol d o 1STH Ju d cal Ciroui in and tor SEMINOLE Cowty Smtenl. Ftondo. I w * aoi in d o higboM m d boM baktor tar caoh M M WOM Iror* door M d o 8CMBKXE Cowty Ceurtooua* -irMlfl M X I N. Port: Av* *i Sat Jut d. Ftondo. M 1100 a m on d a 26 doy W AuguoL 2001 d * fcjOoaang dooerbod proper ty a * *M lord *1 a o * Swnmory FtnM CONDOMINIUM UNIT X BL6LO INQ 4 O f HUNTER S CHASE CON DOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION O f CONOOMtNUM RECOROED ON OCTOBER 21. 1304 IN O R BOOK t7 6 l. PAGES L ega ls 1578 THflOUOH 1681 INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC PECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO AU AMENDMENTS THERETO TOGETHER WITH A U APPURTE­ NANCES THERETO ANO AN UN01VIDED INTEREST IN THE COM­ MON ELEMENTS O f 8AJO CON­ DOMINIUM AS SET FORTH IN 9 *1 0 D F tt ARATION Dat#d ffv* 31 d#y of A9y, 3001. (ClRCUfT COURT SEAL) Ctork ol d o CbcWI Cowl By. Mary Slroupo Ooputy Ctork PWikob rv THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J . STERN. P A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I 8. Unboraty Drtv* Son# 500 PlanUOon. FL 33324 (354)2336000 Of-667B3(FNMA)AMI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OISASNJTIES ACT, porion* wth daabwrtaa noodtng a apocal ocoommodollnn aboWd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. M d* SEMINOLE Cowty Courdouao M 407-665-4227. 1600 3554771 (TOO) or 1400-3554770. vto Ftondo Rotoy Sonic*. PubOab AuguM 3 .1 3 .2 0 0 1 D0031 Bl THB C S K U T COURT O f THS13TM JU D K U L CBKWT, Bl ANO PON SEMB40L1 COUNTY. FLOfHOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CA M NO: 01 C A 1 4 2 1 4 P FIRST UMON NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE FAC/A FIRST UNION h o m e F o m rv rank , w a PLAINTIFF VS JOSEPH CLELANO. IF UVMO. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN PETEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST JOSEPH CLELANO. VIRGINIA M CLELANO. JALALUOOM F. MANJI. YASMM J MANS: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Bl POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE O f NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN pwauor* to * Swrvnory FtoM Judgmor* ol ForoWooura dated JWy 31. 2001 ontorod to C M Caoo No. 01 CA 142 14 P ol d o Cbca* Cowl ol d o 1ITH County. 8erdord. Ftortd*. I w * to l to d o htyaM and b*M bUdar tor cam M Al w*M Fieri Door M d a SEMI­ NOLE Cowty Courdouao tocatod M P IN M Avonuo. Sordord. FL 32771 to Sordord. Ftondo. M 1100 a m . on ta* 26 (toy M AuguoL 2001 pmpwty e* artery Final *M lord to oaU Summery LOTS I t ANO 12. BLOCK B. SANLANOO SPRINGS TRACT X . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED Bl PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 62. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMBIOLE COUN­ TY. FLORKA Oaaod d a 3 1 doy ol JWy. 2 X 1 . (CIRCUIT COURT BEALJ Ctork el d J CbcWI Cowl B y Mary Sboupo Deputy Ctork PlM ob be Tho Sondnoto Harold THE LAW OFFICES OP DAVO J . RTYRN PA ATTORNEY FOR PUUNRFF H I B Urdvaraty Ortv* PWto 500 PtortaOorv FL 33324 (954).-M 40n0 014S40I(MYNW) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, portono wm doMdtooo needIna a tm**#/ #ooorrvnod##on sfxxid contoa COURT AD3BMSTRARON, *1 do SEMINOLE County CowdeuoeM 4 0 7 4 6 6 -4 2 2 7 .1 4 0 0 3564TT1 (TOO) or 1 4 X 4 5 5 4 T 7 0 vto Ftortd* Rotoy Sentoe. Pub6abAuguM3.13.2W1 PITHS CBKWT COURT OP THB ism JUOKtAL CBKWT Bl ANO FOR I COUNTY, CASS NO: S IC A 1032 U K NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO. PUUNRFF VS ROBAUA J DIAZ AWA ROSALIA OtAZ W UVINQ. ANO W DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PARTIES CLAMING AN BflER EST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST ROSALIA J . DIAZ AMJA ROBAUA DIAZ. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP ROBAUA J DIAZ AMJA/ ROSALIA DIAZ. IP ANT. JO tet DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Bl POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN p w auori lu o Sunauoiy Final Ju jg n a ii c l Feradtoowe dead JWy 31. 2 X 1 onarad to C M Co m No. 01 CA 1032 14 K el d o Cbcub Cowl el d o I3TH Jwbctol C k o * to m d tor SCMBKXE Cow ty SANfORO. Ftondo. I a * **3 to too tatf n i m * b*M tvddar tor cam M WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE M d o SEMBKXE Cowty Cowdouoo la (M l a M X I N PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. Ftortd*. at I I X am . on d o 26 doy ol Auguol, 2 X 1 d o toloiatag doaodod property a* tto t a d to LOT 7, SLOCK P. 8UNLANOO ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 11. PAGES 13 THROUGH 22. O f THE PUBUC RECOROS O f SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORKA. baled dlo 31 (toy W Jury. 1 X 1 . (CBICUIT COURT SEAU Ctork ol d o C b o * Cowl B y MorySbnwa Deputy Ctork PubOab to: THE SEMBIOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVD J STERN. PJL ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I 8 Utovoraty Drtv* 8wto S X PiardoOon. FL 33324 (864)2333000 01-7TM13(NCM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. partem* arm daotaMaa noodtog a opanal oocommodobon aboWd coraocl COURT ADMINISTRATION. M d* SEMINOLE County Cowdouoo M 407465-4227. 1400355 4 771 (TOO) or 1 4 0 0 4 5 5 4 7 7 0 . PutAv* ■ guM 3 15 7001 Wednesday. August 15.2001 P a g e 511 L egals Lega ls Bl THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 13TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MANOFOR SEMBIOLE COUNTY. FLORKA CIVIL DTY13JON CASE NO. 03-CA-2270-14K NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA AS TRUSTEE FOR THE AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 1336-3 RICHARO W. HERMAN. JOYCE E MERMAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOYCE E HERMAN. UNKNOWN TENANT I: UNKNOWN TENANT H„ STATE OF FLORIDA DLPAMIMCNI O f REVENUE:, THE WE KIVA MUIR CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC; NOTKB O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw auanl lo 0 Final Judgment ol Forodoouro doled Docombor IS, 2000. and ontorod to C a t* No 30CA-22270-I4K. oI d o Clrei* Cowl cl d e 13d Julctol O o * to and tor SEMINOLE Cowty. Ftortd* NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES MORT­ GAGE LOAN TRUST 1 3 4 6 4 to P I * * * * and RICHARO W HER­ MAN: JOYCE E. HERMAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOYCE E. HERMAN. UNKNOWN TENANT t UNKNOWN TENANT H. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REV­ ENUE. THE WEKJVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC : ora dolondoraa I orB o*3 to d o Ngherl and boat bkktor tor cath * do WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE ol do JCUlNGi f.Vtuiuy C cw taojo t. to SEMBIOLE County. Ftokta. al t t X AM on d o JOd day ol AuguoL 2 X 1. a * lord to aond Final Judgmori. to ** LOT 25. WEKIVA MILLS SECTION FOUR. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X . PAGE N . O f THE PUB­ UC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dotod dto 3 0 d doy ol JWy. 2 X 1 . Maryann* Mora* Aa Ctork el laid Cowl ^u-rn-UyUOTUCljf Mi ffr D BBuTI A* Deputy Ctork Thto nooco to provided purauor* to AdrVnlalraBvo Oder N oZ066 to oeeordoneo M b d o Amoncone M d DtoabBBoo A d , II you ora t pereon M d a ikooWBy ado nooda any accommodation to order to ponopeie to Via (ura ooibig. you ora ana bod. *1 m o o * to you. to provMon* ol cortoto oaaiatonco Pleat* contact d o Court AMiriobator * X I Nord Pork Avonuo. Sontord. FI 32771. Phono No. (407)323-43)0 eatonoon 4227 vrtoito 2 working day* al yew raeetyl Ol dlo node* or proorlng' 3 you or* hoortng knp***d. c a l I 6003664771 (TOO). 3 you or* «wca toipo**d. cab 1 4 X 4 5 6 4 7 7 6 (V) (Via Florida Rotoy Sorvtcoo) SubnVBod b r Varga*. Zkm 6 Kmart*. P A 4000 Itctyvrood BoWovad. SuO* 375-9 Mobywood. FI 3 3 X 1 Totophwo (4 5 4 * 3 3 4 3 4 3 Tatotocaonlo. (4 5 4 *9 3 7707 Fto No: 00-2731 OCN PubOoh Auguol 3 .1 5 . 2 X 1 Bl THS CBKLBT COURT O f THS13TH JUOKtAL CBICUIT. COUNTY, FLORKA OWL DIVISION CAM NOj 00-CA-1734-14-P FIRSTAR BAMT MILWAUKEE. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDER OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES Vtt. PNC. NEW CENTURY ASSET-BACKED FLOATBK) RATE CERTIfKATES SERIES 1334NC4 SALOMON va IBMNOWN HFMM BENEFICIARIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN BITE RE ST IN THE ESTATE O f RAYMONO WESTLEY FAIR AMJA RAYMOND FAIR. DECEASED. CHRY8TAL A REIS AMJA CHRISTAL A REIS: ROBERT L REIS AMJA ROBERT REIS; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAYMONO FAIR. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PATRICIA K. FAIR AMJA PATRICIA K. RIGGS. EARLE NA 8 BUUCK; BESSIE WORKS. CARL FAIR; ______ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw­ auanl to a Ftoal Judgment ol F oratooouradatodJM y3l.txt and amorad to Caoo No OO-CA-1756-14P. ol d o C M * Cowl ol d o 13TH Judraol C a n * to and tor Somtocto Cowty Florida whorato FVator Bank W m i a a , NA , A* Tiuabm For Tho Rogtotord Hoktor Ol Solomon Brother* Mortgage Socunbo* VU. In c , Now Century Aaaot-Bockod Ftotbng Rato Cortacoto* Sort** I b X I tol Solomon to PlotoM md UNKNOWN HEIRS. DENEFIC1A RIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. T R U ST IES ANO AU OTHERS WHO MAY CUUM AN BITERE8T Bl THE ESTATE OF RAYMONO WESTLEY FAIR AMJA RAYMONO FAIR. DECEASED. CMRYSTAL A REIS AMJA CHRISTAL K REIS. ROBERT L REIS AMJA ROBERT REIS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAYMONO FAIR. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PATRICIA K FAIR AMJA PATRICIA K RIGGS: EARLENA E BUUCK. BESSIE WORKS. CARL FAIR. ____ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, ora datondorii I WE aoi to d o htywM and b*M bkltor lor cam M d o THE WEST FRONT DOOR ol d o Sominato County Courthouo*. to Sordord. Ftondo. * i i x AM a m un d o X day M AuguM. 1 X 1 , do t a d to told Fin* Judgmori. t o o * LOT IS . LAKE GEM PARK. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 80 31 O f THE PUBUC RECOROS O f SEMI­ NOLE COUNTT. FLORKA DATED d « 31 day W JWy. 2 X 1 Mary Arm* Mon* A* Ctork o lo a * Court ByMorySbcwto Aa Dopury Ctork Morabaf C Woloon. PJL 1 S X NW 4 3 d SbooL Surto I X Fort LoudontoM FI *6309 00-56738 PWArt Augutt 3. 1 3 .2 X 1 LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF FLORIDA. CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS • *RAINtr>--------'MISSION. CRYSTAL A JACKSON. C i t t i 18087 NOTlCi OF ACTION TO CRYSTAL A JACKSON R#wd#nc# Unknown YOU ARE NOT1FIEO thil an Admlnittrslfv# Cotnptelnf ha* bwn N#d #9#in«l you «##kmg to rwofr# your Corr#ction#f C#ftMc#l# In accordance wan Section i#4j i j *>. F.8.. and any nA#« promu*gai#d You are r#qu#ad lo a#rv« a wr«#n copy of yout Manl to r#qu#«i a hear­ ing purauam to 8#c#on 130 57. F 8 upon Rod C i m l , PROCRAM DIRECTOR. Criminal Juttic# Profaaaioneliam Program. Florida Oepfirneni ui Lew Enlurceranl. P. O Do■ 1480. Taieheat ee. Florida 32302-1480. on or befora Septomher 31.2001 FaAjra to do ao wfl reaua In a detauR being emered egeinaf you to Revoke aaid Cerohcebon pur. auem to Section 120 60. F 8 . end Rule 11B 27. FA C. Deled July 31.2001 CHIEF PATRICK M KELLY CHAIRMAN - CRIMINAL JUSTICE 8TANOAROS ANO TRAININO COM­ MISSION By: Tarry Baker, OMaton PubAah August 8. 15. 22. 20. 2001 D 0 104 m THt CIRCUIT COURT FOR SCMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Cm # No. 01-OR-323AOSA* In toe mailer of toe adoption of UAJLE MICHELLE MOCMUU NOTICE OF ACTION TO WMem Rodhguei. Btoh Father of toa Ch«d to be Adopted YOu hereby are nobbed toil • peto bon tof adapbon of your mlnof chid berr. a i LL*rJ. 2 1 . 133t. w ti fUed In tote court on JJhf 16, 2001. Ybu are required to eerve a copy of your wrf • Ian deianaea. t any. on toa peubon ar a attorney, whoa# name and addreaa ka: Aatnd Veaon. Eaq , 777 Debona DMJ. Suie 928. Deltona, a 32728. and Ma an ongmal wtn toa d a rt of ihia court on or before B'lOTOOI. Otoerwtte. a fudgmem may be enfered egemal you for toe reief demanded In toe pebborv Wbneea my hand and aeaf on AUOUST2. 2001, MARYANNE MORSE Ctork of toe Court By Nancy R. Wlntor Deputy Ctork (Court Seel) Pubkah AuguM 8 .1 5 .2 2 .2 9 . 2001 DO106a m TH t ORCUTT COURT OF THE DOHTIEKTH JUDICIAL CWCUTT MANOFOR SCMMOL1 COUNTY. FLORfOA CIVIL CA M NO.. 01-CA*1883-18-E IN RE FORFEITURE OF 11.517 00 M UNITED STATES CURRENCY MOTICtOF FORFEfTURC COMPLAINT TO Kim Je a Moon Craig 3100 Eunlca Avenue Orlando. Ftortda 32806 In toe toAowlng property. $1.517 00 in U 8 currency Donald F. Ealnger, of toe Semmoto County Sheriff a Office. Seminole County. Florida, tooufpi h»a otocera, InveakgaAore or egema. aeitad toe above property on or about June 14. . el or near toe traereecaon of Oaford Road and DerbyaMre Road. Fam Park. Seminoto County, Florida Said properly la In toa cuatody of toa Shamt of Saminoto Comfy tor toe pu^oee of tortoAure pureuem lo aecbone 932 701*932.704. Florida •toMaa. AComptoM tor torfeaure hea been Mad in toa above Nytod Court I HEREBY CERTIFY toil a true and correct copy of tola Notice of Forteiure Comptoim wet fun*; hed by U.8. ce rtified m e t return receipt requeated. to toe above named addreeeev tola 3 day of AugueL 2001. Teehe M Fadkner General Couneel Florida Bo/ No 0088628 Semmoie Coufy SheriTa Office 100 Buah Bomevord Sentord. Florida 32773 (407)885-8603 Attorney for Pi PubAah Augual 8 .1 8 .2 0 0 1 00107 2001 CITY OF LAK1 MARY. FLOR0A NOTICE TO THf PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toa Cty of Lake Mary. Florida, toe) quel aeata wd begin al 8.00 A M on 4. 2001. and wfl and at 5 0 0 P. M v ) lapfem ber 14. 2001 « II2 R e f la te d vuiera U 9i* Cly of Lake Mary atoo ara Aderaalad In qf Mylng tor to# November 6. 2001 CAy Elect on ahel do ao adk toe Cay Clerk a OfAoa al Lake Mary Cty H al 100 N Coudry Club Road. Lake Mary. Ftortda For mora ntormaoon. p e m oomad Carol Foeter al 407*665-1423. Dolod JWy 26. X O I Pubkah Augual 1 ,1 5 ,2 X 1 00014 NOTKC TO THB PUBUC Nooco It hereby gwtn tool too Board d Atyuotmora al tio Cty el Bontonl wB heM a regular mooing on Auguol S 3 ,1 X 1 to to* Cty Hoi Ccmmtaaion Chambora M ' I D I. to order to conordor a roguool t a vononco to too Zanmg OX B 3W ao I partam* to kw i ya (Aweodo Av*)a*eoc* itgwramarts, pareal ora* and parcel ondto roguvomoria to m MR 2 iorang aatnd on LOT 6 BUT 3. TR 13. SEMINOLE PARK, a* roourrtod to PB 2 PO 75. Pubic Record* W Somaxea Cowty Ftortda a* tocatod 1X 1 W Tto Strata Planned uo* ol to* property I* to cenofrucl on adddon onto a atypotamty roatoanco Lorry Bl**. Chairmen Board oI Aduotmar* ADVCE TO THE PUBUC: IF A PER­ SON DCCKC8 TO APPEAL A DECI­ SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEATtINQ HE/SHE WILL NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORO OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS INCLUOWQ THE TES TMONY ANO EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORO IS NOT PROVIOCO BY THE CITY OF SANFORD (FS 236 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR TKIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO CEEDINOS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COOHOINA!OR AT 3 X 5623 43 HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MEETING PlAOth Augual a 13 XO I DQ013 County Court iomlnolo County. Ftortda Co m • 3 6 4 3 76CC01 BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. JAMES E BARNES. Legals NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN thaf by wtua of that certain Wrf of Elocution tseued out of and under the eeel of the County Court of Semmoie County. Florida. Cate a 66-3679 CCu3 upon a final )udjmeni rendered m Vie atoretaid a x el on Vie 1 4 * dey of June AD 1969 In that cerlam ceee enuuvd B«nwU Recovery Corporation. PlamtHT(i). v» Jemee E Bemee. Defendanf(t) wtich eloreee«d Wrf of Eiecubon wae detvered to me u Sheril of Semmoie County. Florida and I have levied upon a l the right, kb# and imereti of * e defendant(t) * Vie fol­ lowing deaertbed property, aaid prop* erly bevig iucaled In Sa»niriwie County. Florida, mora parbcularty ONE 1996 WHITE CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO VlNf2G 1WX12X4 T9299S65 and Via imdtrwgned u Sheril of Semmoie Count/ Flonda. m* al 11 0 0 AM on Vie 4th dey of Sepf AD 2001 offer for tat# and ael lo Via tV iea t bidder. FOR CASH IN MANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS, al Vie From (Watt)Door, at the atepa. of the Semmoie County Courthouse In Sanford. Flonda. »ha above Thai aaid aaia la being made lo sat­ iety the terms of this Wnt of Donald F. Eeknger. Sharif Semmoie Coimty. Flonda NOTICE REQAROtNO THE AMER­ ICANS WITH DtSABUTES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A DISABILI­ TY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM MOOATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CTVT. DIVISION AT THE SMERlFPS OFFICE. 100 BUSH BLVD. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA, AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PR«OR TO THE PROCEED­ INGS (407)665-6640 TTO (407)685-3323 W«h Sale field On Sepf 4. 2001 Pubkah August 1 ,8 . 15. 22. 2001 DO016 em O V T COURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M M M O II COUNTY. FLORIDA CASINO. 00-DR-39V2-02-0-W IN RE. Tha Merrtege of ALICE MOORE BEST. JAMES PAUL BEST. RaapondentHuabend NOTICt OP ACTION POM DISSOLUTION OP MARRUGE TO JAMES PAUL BEST 117 Aralee Lane Sanlord. Florida 32773 YOU ARE NOTIFIED * e ( an action h at been Ned againal you and Vial you are required to serve a copy of your wrilen deianaea. 9 any. to I ALICE MOORE BEST, whoa# addreaa la 117 A isles Lane. Sanlord. Flonda 32773. on or before AUGUST 30. 2001 ami Me Vie origi­ nal W4h Vie dark of Via Court bl 301 N Park Avanus. Sanford. Florida 32771 before service on Pebboner or immediately thereafter Nyou lei to do ao. • defauB may be entered against you lor Via rekef demanded Inihe petaron • Coplea ol aB court doaenema m Vie ceee. tndudmg orders, am avtotobto at Via Ctork of Vie Orcui Court's ofloa i You may review Vies# docu­ ments ifton m juML You mutt keep Vie Clark al Via CbcUl Court’s ofkoe nobhed of your current addreaa. (Ybu may Ma No«ce of Current Addreaa. Florida Famiy Law Form 12 6 1 5 ) Fuluro papers In We lewaut wd be maied to Vie addreaa on record af Vie WA*"*NQ R*4n 17 295. Flonda Family Lew RiAea of Procedure, reqiarea certain automate dbdoaum of documents and information FeArm to comply can result in eancbona. inclukng damasal or itrklng of pieetanga DATED JULY 28. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE LOHK Or THE U hC U U COUNT By Nancy R. W rier Deputy Clerk PubAah Augual 1,8. 18.22. 2001 00028 for Tba Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Viet RUTH COLMAR. Vie holder of Vie toBowmg cerbficeled) has Med aeld oartMoata(i) lor a tax deed to be laaued Viereon The certilcata ru n ber(i) and yeertD of issuance. Vie deecrtpbon of Vie property, and Vie name( a) In which a was a n eased iafere as toBoa*: L eg als County Courthouse. Sanford. Flonda. on Monday. Saptombar 10. . at 1190am Payment of Sato lee. appkeebie documentary stamp ta ia s and recordng fees am reqtored to ba paid by Ve successful bidder a! Ve salt FuB paymam of an amoum aqual to Ve hrghaet t>*d la due wtotm 24 hour* after Ve advertised tore of sate. AS p4rn en u thaS ba cash cr guaranteed instrument. made payable to Ve Clerk of V e O cu S Court Dated on 7/77/2001. MARYAtViE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FlORlOA by GERALDINE MARFORO Deputy Ctorti Pubkah Augual 6.18. 22. 29. 2001 D0030# 2001 lor Tax Deed NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN. Vet UNOA ZLATKISS. JERROO JTWROS ZLATKISS . Ve hoidsr of said ceroftcaiafa) lor a lax daad to be laaued Vernon. The certMcete nunhart*) and yearta) of laauance. Ve deacilpi ion rf V e proparty. and Ve rema<t) In which a was asaaaaad it/am as tolowa CCRT1FVCATV NO: 880 YEAR 0 9 ISSUANCE: 1984 PARCEL 10# 31-19-31-525-00000150 PeacnpOon of Property. LEO LOT 15 CEDARMIL PB 29 PO 16 Names in wtich ata eaaed: JUOfTH QABBAJ Al of said property being in Ve Couty of Semmoie. Stoto of Florida. Unites such oertMcatefa) ahel be redeemed ectonkng to tow, V e prop* tr y *9K rfHd ln aurti eertMditafs) wto be aok] to Ve NgReat bidder el Ve weal bom door. Semmoie County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on Monday. September 10. 2001. al 00am. Paymam of Sale fee. appi cable documentary stamp taxaa and recordng feet am required to be paid by Ve succeesM bidder at V e aaia Ful paymam of an am oui aqual to Ve Ngheal bid la due wMin 24 hours after Ve advertised tone of sale Al paymanta ahal ba cash or gut'antaed Instrument. made payable to Ve Ctork of Ve C b o * Court. Dated on 7/27/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by OERALOINE HARFORO Deputy Clerk Pubkah August 8.15. 22. 29. 2001 00031a 11 tor Taa Oaad NOTICE is HEREBY g iv e n , tool RUTH coown. too hoktor el too tabooing corakcoio(a) no* laod ion) contacesoO) t a * t u good to bo laouod tooroon The (od JcoO iw iv boRa) and Y*ai(t) al tMuane*. too dooertyton W to* propoty. and too nomo(a) ta atolcti I wo* aaaoaaad l*/ora oo M o * *: CtRTmCATT NO: 3*4 YEAR 0 3 ISSUANCE: 13*4 PARCEL KM 31 >13-32-6UGOO0O- g ix Doocnpaon ol P moony LEG SEC 31 TWP 1»S ROE J2E BEG 4T3 3 FT W 4 625 FT N OP SE COR GOVT LOT I RUN N I X FT N S3 O E O iM W X S E C E 140 33 FT B 7 DEO 42 MIN E I X FT 8 34 DEO 7 MIN S3 SEC W 156 71 FT TO BEQ BEING LOT IS UNRECORDED SURVEY OF OOVT LOTI Nomoo ta oTOch oa.oaood: MACK GREEN Al 01 aok) property borg ta too Cowty ol Sonwtao. Su m of Ftortd*. Unto** men oontacaMt) mo* bo redeemed oooonbng to low. to* prop­ erty dototood ta tucfi cortrtcatty.) <K3 b * oofd to too htyioof brddor of to* wool bora door. Bomtacl* Cowty Cowtoouae. Sontord. Flonda. on Monday. Bopaombor IS. 2 X 1 , *1 am Paymanl d Sol* to*. oppOrabto doewnontary atomp Uioa and ro c u A g loo* wo logwrod 10 b* paid by too auccaoaJU baddor al too •al* Fu* poymora of an omowd oquof to too htywot bk) lo duo wOHn 24 hour* odor too odrartood Brno of aok Al payment* etu i bo coon or 1100 poyobfa to too Ctak of too Carox Cowl Dated on 7/77,2X1 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by OERALDME HARFORD Ooputy Ctork PubOafi AuguM 6.15. X . » . 2 X 1 D0032* C C im n C A Tt NO: 471 YEAR OP ISSUANCE: 1984 PARCEL 10# 34-19 3 5 5 0 6 02000000 Deacripbon of Property: LEG BLKS 2 ♦ 3 (LESS PART Vf PHILIPS RAVENNA PARK SECTIONS OF LOCH ARBOR) RAVE NNA PARK PO 4PQ 77 Name# In which ataeaaed SHOE­ MAKER CONSTRUCTION VC Al of Mid property being In Vie County of Semmoie. State of Flonda Unless such certificate •) ahel be redeemed eccordmg to law. Via prop­ erty deacrtied In such oertAoete<t) wfl be soli to Vie highest bidder el Vie weal Irom door. Semmoie Coimty Cmirtheuae Sanlord. Fionrte. on Monday. September 10. 2001. al 1100am Paymem ol Seie lee. appkeebie documentary stamp taxes and ea am mqiared to ba Via successful tedder at Via sale Ful paymam of an amoum aqual to the htghael tad Mdue wihm 24 h o u i after r e adverkeed am# of sale Al payments ahel be cash or guaranteed instrument. made payable to Vie Clerk of Vie OcuR Court Deled on 7/27/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by OERALOiNE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Pubkah Augual 6.15. 22. 29. 2001 00029a Notfeeif Apportion for Taa Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that L.NOA ZLATKISS. JERROO ./TWROS ZLATKiSS . Via holder of said certitcateft) lor a tax deed to be weued Vwreon The cemflcete manben*) end yeer(a) of laeuance. Vie detenpbon of Vie property, and Vie nemeft) In wtich fl was assessed M/em aa toBows CCRTIFICATE NO: 837 YEAR 0 9 tSUUANCk: 1MM PARCEL lOe 31-19-31-628-00000020 Deacnpbon ol Property LEG LOT 2 CEDARHILL PB 29 PO 16 Name# in which assessed JUOfTH QABBA1 Al of seal property bemg m Vie County ol Semmoie. Stole of Florida Unless such certbcalets) ahal be redeemed according lo law. Via proparty daecrtiwd m such cert* ca»e(s) wti be aotd to Ve taghael ted­ der al Vie weal bom door. Semmoie NOTICE TO TUB PUBUC Nooca to horaby gfran tool too Board of AaSuotmenl of too Cty d Sontord tad faofd • rogaJtor moaong on AuguM 23. 3 X 1 ta too Cty Hoi Commtoaaon Cfiambor* al 1 1 * S I. ta orator to oonaotor • roguoM t o vononco ta Via Zoning Onbnoneo •a ■ poruno to bora yard I an on SR-1 toning Jaanct on: V t of Lot 42 <AI Lot 44 Santo Pork. •• rocordod ta PB 3 PO 62. Pubkc Rocorda d Bamnoto Cowty, Flonda. 8 •a tacoaad 2411 Orongo Avon.* Planned uaa of too property to to conaPud a carport onto euobng Lorry Btoo. Choomon Beard of Xikuakiw < ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PER­ SON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECI­ SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEARINQ. ME/SHE W U NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORO OF THE PRO CEEDINOS INCLUOiNQ THE TES­ TIMONY ANO EVOENCE. WHICH RECORO IS NOT PROVttED BY THE CITY O f SANFORO (F8 288 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE Vi ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 3X-S62C 45 HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MEETINO Pubkah August 6 .1 5 . 2001 00039 NOTICE 0 9 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice « hereby given v et I am angaged m buemeM at 312 Qmhem Ave Ovedc. FL 32765. Semmoie County. Flonda under V e FicVkoua Name of New Freedom Meeaege Therapy 8 Structural Bodywork end Vet I inland tc repater said name wth the Dtvialon of Corporattona. Talehaaaee. Ftortda. to accordance wkh V e provtarona of V e FcMtous Name Statutes, lo­ ws Sechon 965 09. Flonda Suiutea 1991 Glen Stoner Pubkah Augual 16.2001 D 0 136 ��Tin S eminole l i t it ai it I’apo fill Mrilnrsthiv \iigiixt 15. 2001 ADMVt'a S A" S ^ 7 5 ■ ' A- 1' ~ wvP / .c e ! ei n O pen O f -r (* Central Florida Zoological Park) n \. I I P n w rit 0 <u t v a u u ru io / m / o L * Draw Lion Any Size (No Tracing!) 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Warranty on Rebuilt I/O * New Parts &Delltery Available it SPECIAL * Heavy Duty Rebuilt W asher & Dryer Matched Set bcuaM M ' U Vjfj CreddCards teajtrd � 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 15, 2001 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 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 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/2a0e4d933894052d47955e273b8f7a65.pdf 2c33d7f74366c9b8c0e835c30dc3b60b PDF Text Text WEEKEND APRIL 22, 2001 Rose resigns from chamber post By D an Ping Editor i-aka Mary's Tucker P ea rc e hit a two-out single in the bot­ tom of the ninth Inning with runners on seco n d and third to plate Matt Mergo with the winning run a s Lake Mary handed the Fighting Sem in oles their seco n d co n ­ secutive loss, 10-9, in a Sem inole Athletic C onference gam e at Lake Mary High School Thursday night. Page1B SA N FO R D — A disagreem ent about w hich direction the Sanford C lu m b er of C om m erce should pursue led to the res­ ignation o f Ron Rose as the organiza­ tion's executive director. Rose took the Job four years ago after leaving a sim ilar position in Stuart, Fla. A strong events promoter. Rose developed a num ber o f events during his tenund in Sanford, including the city 's signature dow ntow n event, the Sanford Heritage Festival. , P h ilo so p h ic a l rift b e tw e e n director, e x e c u tiv e b o a rd a p p e a r s to b e re a s o n Although the festival has show n suc­ cess in its three year history, som e C ham ber board m em bers have expressed concerns the event drained too many resources from the organization's tradi­ tional activities. “We need to m ove in the direction to provide support for ou r business m em ­ bers and get aw ay from these big events," said past chairm an Bob Parsell. "It's a great festival," said Jeff Triplett, current chairm an o f the C ham ber Board o f Directors. "R on is an excellent event coordinator, but w e've got to m ove in a new direction." Rose would not com m ent about the masons for the resignation, other than to refer to a prepared statem ent, and Triplett said Rose’s leaving w as "absolutely vol­ untary." However, friction betw een the Triplett and Rose began when the board agreed to allow Rose to hire a staff m em ber for new m em ber recruitm ent. Triplett set a goal to increase m em bership by 20 per­ cent during his tenure, but m em bership declined 3 percent during the last six m onths. Triplett, w ho is a vice president for Sec Chamber, Page 8A E m m a H uggins digs deep in her pocket to feed 175 people tw o tim es a year Seminole principal wins state’s top award By Arthur Zielinski F ro m S t a f f R e p o r ts C h a r i t y b e g in s a t h o m e Staff Writer y V Y e a ls W f lS u : Form erly known as Sem inole £; County B etter Living for - * Seniors, the M eals on W heels . program d ocs much more ^4* than deliver hot food ' Pago 1C Sunday is a day to rest. S ic a Nacu offers a quick m eal for a no-fuss Sunday supper. P a g e 6C SA N FO R D — For Emma Huggins, the saying "Charity begins at hom e" has a special meaning. TWice each year for the past 15 years, Huggins has opened her heart a n d n e r hom e by host­ ing a special dinner for the dis­ abled, senior citizens, und shutins. "I have the dinner the last Saturday in April and each Thanksgiving," she said. This year's date, April 28, also hap­ pens to be her birthday. In addition to doing the cook­ ing, w ith som e kitchen help fm m h er d aughter, W anda Badger, H uggins said sh e pays for the entire dinner. Huggins said she "loves to cook," and it's a good thing, because the dinner is no small affair. Last year she estimated more than 175 people were fed. During the past sever­ al years, she noted, donations of food items have helped. Huggins also receives help from members of her church, the Church of Christ, in Sanford and DeLand. Huggins said the DeLaird church provides a bus so meals can be delivered to the shut-ins. Huggins said the idea for the dinner started when she was , praying to the Lord for a house she thought she would never have. Then she received a phone call saying the house was hers. "T h e Lord gave m e this house. He gave it to m e and now I'm turning it back to H im ," p reso ld . Staff Writer S A N F O R D — A s part o f tills y ear's Earth Day celebration, the Environm ental C lub at Pine Crest Elem entary School in Sanford decided to replant their butterfly garden, w hich w as dam aged by frost during the exceptionally cold winter. T h e C lub, w hich has som e 25 students from the fourth and fifth grades, w as started by sponsor D ebbie Bow lin about 10 years ago. Bow lin also teaches second grade at Pine Crest. H elping Bow lin is cosponsor D eborah Partridge, w ho (caches Hist grade. According to Partridge, the freeze destroyed the m ajority o f plants and "becau se it's an Im por­ tant site at the sch oo l" the C lub decided to replant the area w ith appropriate plants needed to attract butterfly larva. Bow lin said this is (he second year for the gaiden. T h e m oney for the new plants, Bow lin said. In d e x Bunncii..................... C la m lia d ..................... Oouword................. 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Though most of the money comes from her personal account, she does receive help from local churches. cam e from the school adm inistration. "W e also recycle alum inum cans and new spars so w c get m oney from that as w ell, so that Ips provide som e o f the fu n d in g," Bowlin explained. T he type o f butterflies the Environm ental Club hop es to attract arc Painted Ladies. Several of the plants designed to do that. Partridge said, are plum bago, oleander, pentas, lantana and passion vine. "W e also Dlanted som e tom ato plants just to have som e fru it," Bow lin said sm iling. Bow lin rem arked that the garden will increase in size in the future. "T h is is just the beginning — w e plan on m ov­ ing it on out. W e’re just kind o f m oving in stag es," she said. "W e w anted to m ake sure it w ould b e taken care of, and it has. N ow that it * has proven its w orth it w ill be expanded ." ing with gravy. For dessert, her guests can look forward to sweet potato pic, apple pie, cream cheese cake, chocolate coke, lemon cake and red velvet cake. Huggins hom e is located at 215 Palm Place, with dinner starting around 10 3 0 or 11 a.m. Bill G ib son , P rincipal of Jack son H eights M iddle Sch oo l, has b een selected F lo rid a's M id d le School P rin cip al o f the Year by the Florida A ssociation o f Secon d ary Sch oo l Prin cipals. H e w ill b e recognized at the su m m er con feren ce and his nam e has b een forw ard ed to th e N ational A ssociation o f S eco n d ary Sch oo l P rin cip als fo r recogn ition d u rin g the N A SSP co n v e n tio n n ext year. G ib so n is in his sev en th year as p rin cip a l o f Ja ck so n H eights and h as m ore than 20 years in sch oo l ad m in istratio n . H e w as recog n ized fo r Im p rov in g the s c h o o l'* le a rn in g Tt\v\ropm«nt, - a w illin g n e ss to ta k e risk s to ► •••h e lp stu d en ts apd fo r fo sterin g a p o sitiv e sch o o l clim ate. U n d er G ib so n 's d irectio n , Ja ck so n H eig h ts w as the first S e m in o le C o u n ty M id d le S ch o o l to re p lace the "e x p lo ra to ry w h e e l" w ith a fu ll ch o ice o f ele ctiv e s. It w as th e first m id d le sch oo l in the n atio n to h av e a N JR O T C pro­ g ram , th e first to o ffe r physical ed u catio n ele ctiv e s, the first m id d le sch o o l to in trod u ce in te rsch o la stic a s w ell as in tra­ m u ral co m p etitio n . F acu lty m em b ers said See Award, Page 8A S p a rk y tu rn s 50 G See Garden, Page 9A Georgetown historical marker place at Hopper Academy Linda Batman, chairman ot the Seminole County Historical Commission, and Charles Rowe, community development director lor the city of Sanlord, were on hand to dedicate a new historic marker tor the Georgetown community, which was established in 1870. In 1887, there were 28 registered voters. At its poak, Georgetown was the site ot a thriving business community that Included, among others, live barbers, threo insurance agonts. a Jeweler, Itve laun­ dries. two pharmacists, three restau­ rants, a theater and many churches. St. Jam es AME Episcopal Church, designed by Tuskogeo trained builder Prince W. Spears, is also located in Georgetown. Hw lid photo by Tommy Vlnooni Harold ptioto by Tommy Vincent For a dog, he doesn't look like he's 50 years old, but Sparky, the fire department's favorite ‘spokesdog* celebrated his birthday Friday morning. Bom this week. In March, 1951, Sparky was an instant hit with the public, especially children. In 1953, he kicked off a tiro prevention campaign that reached over 68-million radio listeners and 3-mMion television viewers. Today, Sparky even has his own web site, www.sparky.org. Ho is top dog* in the annual Fire Prevention Week. Shown at Sanford Fire Station 32 Friday morning are Fire Inspector Tim Robles, presenting a birthday cako to Sparky (aka FF/EMT Mike Murphy). Deputies arrest man wanted for sexual battery of elder ByNIck Pfeifauf Staff Writer Sem in ole C ounty S h e riff's investigators have taken a m an into cu stod y as a rape suspect, . accused o f sexually b atterin g a 75-year old w om an in her Sanford area hom e M onday night, A pril 16. The suspect identified as D avid A llen R inaldo, 31, is list­ ed as hom eless. He w as cap­ tured shortly after 10:30 p.m . W ednesday n ear A m ericana Boulevard and U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 in Sanford , near the WalM art store. D ep uties had su s­ pected he m ay have been fre­ q u enting the hom eless cam ps n ear the crim e area. T h e cam ps are located ju st off A irport B ou levard b etw een U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 and M ellon ville See Arrest, Page 9A �Page 2 A Sunday, April 22.2001 Tlir. SlMINOlJ IlFRAIi) S em in o le S um m ary A G LA N CE AROUND O U R CO U N TY Radio’s early days at Sanford’s WTRR Som eone reminded m e recently about my old days at Radio Station W TRR in Sanford. The studio w as located directly across E. 1st Street from the hospital, now the County Services Building. It got m e thinking about the w ay we ran the radio station and present­ ed the m usic back In the 1950's. These days, m usic stations generally carry one style o f m usic all the time. But there are so m any sta ­ tions on the air, finding one's favorite m usic is )ust the flip o f a dial. Back then however, there were few ..................................... stations, and every one o f us tried to please as many people as possible, so w e divided tne m usic into styles. Here arc som e of the pro­ gram s w e used to present. M aybe it'll stir som e memories to long-tim e Sanfordites. We started the day with 'M o rn in g D rive" and the music w as all lively to get people aw ake on their w ay to work, •ui-u There w as just this-and-that proD gram m ing until after the noon new s, but then it w as tim e for the "Bar-N one-R anch” a com pi• • • • • • • lation o f strictly country music, both the old-tim e favorites such as Tex W illiam s or Bill M onroe and the Blue Grass Boys, as well as the new com ers w hich at that time included Johnny Cash, Jim Reeves and others. The big show o f the day began at 5 o'clock. It w as "T h e Rhythm H ou r" when we played nothing but soul type music. Aretha Franklin, Johnny Ace, The. Platters, all that m usic we now call "D o-w app ." After the 6 o'clock news, it w as another drive time to help folks get hom e safely. Then it w as m usic o f the big band era to finish the day on what w e called "D ance Tim e." Yes, m usic w as indeed segm ented, but people who liked a certain type o f it knew exactly when to turn us on. Likewise, advertisers knew when to place ads. A com m ercial for the D eluxe Bar, for exam ple, would only be on the Rhythm Hour. A rm y-N avy Surplus would only advertise on the Bar-N one-Ranch. Clothing stores would advertise on Dance Time. We had 15 m inute new scasts at 9 a.m ., noon, and 6 p.m ., w ith short 5-m inute new scasts every hour on the hour. They alw ays included a w eather forecast. Yet, w ith those five m inutes taken ou t o f the hour, every hour Included a t least 18 records. W hat did the announcers do? G enerally it w as a case of "T h at w as, ...this is," as w e'd tell people the nam es, b ands or vocalists o f each recording before and alter.they were played. Sunday m ornings it w as all religious m u sic Every Sunday w e would trroadcast the 11 a m . service livafrom one o f the Sanford area churches on a rotational basis. T h e on ly difficulty w e h ad w as when a m inis­ ter w ould occasionally say, "L e t's have a few m inutes o f silent prayer...* We w eren't suppooed to have any dead air o f o v er 30 seconds. But we survived. Sunday afternoon's m usic w as often classical or sem i-classical. I doubt m any listened to those show s, I know I didn't. A s long as w e are rem em bering, let's look at the people w ho were involved. M yron "M ik e " Reck ow ned W TRR. His Son Bill w as one o f the D J's. O thers w ere Lee "T h e H oss" M oore, John Keeling, Lonnie Padron, Bob Sm ith, Ralph Spotts, and C hief Engineer Jim W illiamson. M arion H arm on was Program Director, but w hen he left to go to the H erald, I took over that slot, as well as being a DJ. There w ere others w ho cam e and w ent, but that was the basic staff. I could tell you m any m ore stories about m y 10 years at W TRR, (1954-64) but this is it in a nutshell. I nope you enjoy recollecting the old radio days as m uch as I enjoy w riting about them. PVA Fishing Tournament is this weekend O ut & A bout SUN v** The Sem inole County D epartm ent o f Public Safety, Anim al Services D ivision, in conjunction with the Sem inole County Health D epartm ent is sponsoring a R abies V acdnation C linic, Sunday, April 22 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Sem inole County Anim al Services Shelter, 232 Bush Blvd. in Sanford. Rabies vaccinations will cost $5 per animal. The coun­ ty urges citizens to take pre­ cautions and take this oppor­ tunity to have pets and ani­ m als vaccinated. For additional inform ation, phone 407-665-5210. MON P TCI fa U1 C o n stru ctio n th e ft Jo h n Edw ard Davey, 32, o f D eBary, w a s arrested by Sem in ole C ounty S h eriff's d ep u ties Thursday, in connec­ tion w ith th e theft o f build ing m aterials, m ostly lum ber, a t a construction site in Sem inole County, o n W ayside View D rive. O fficials at the constru c­ tion site had told officers the person apparently used their on -site fo rk lift to load the m aterials on to their vehicle. W hen officers arrived at D avey's residence in DeBary, they reported finding an am o u n t o f lum ber in his back yard , and m ore In the bed o f HwM plwlo By Tiiwpy Vfciowt Sanford Hotary Club president Paul Osborne, loft, hands a $10,000 check to Qary Rudolph, national director for the Central Florida Chapter of the Paralyzed Veterans of America. The money will help defray the costa of the 15th annual PVA fishing tournament, which occurs this weekend. Fisherman from 26 stales will compete for a $5,000 first-place award, as well es cash prizes for In other categories. Weigh-Ins for the tournament will occur Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Ironic, isn't it? On Its face, the recent resignation o f Ron Rose, execu­ tive director o f the Sanford Chamber, appears to be nothing more than a chance for Rose to, as they say in the entertainment industry, "pursue other projects.” However, there's more than meets the eye. Some Chamber members privately grumbled that Rose focused much of his energy on planning events, like 's Heritage Festival, at the expense o f traditional chamber duties, sudt as new member recruitment, business-oriented seminars and eco­ nomic development. That's tlie direc­ tion the Cham ber's executive commit­ tee wants to head. Adding further intrigue to tire situa­ tion is the fact that current Chamber board chairman Je ff Triplett appears to have led the charge to return the organization to its traditional duties. W hat's unusual about that? Nothing really, when you consider Triplett's background in backing. But six months ago, Triplett was seen as a Rose ally. In fact. Rose finagled Triplett into the chairmanship three months early, in part because Rose clashed with former board chairman Bob h is p icku p truck. D avey w as arrested on charges o f grand larceny a t a posted construction site. R e ta il th e ft Jo h n n y R ay G ord o n , 46, list­ ed a s h om eless. In W inter Park, w as arrested by Sanford police Thursday, a fte r h e reportedly attem pted to take tw o knives, valued a t $36, from a retail store in the 3600 block o f South O rlan d o D rive, w ithout pay­ ing. H e w as charged w ith retail theft. A fter b ein g taken to the S em in ole C ou nty Ja il, it w as learned he w as also w anted on an ou tstand in g w arrant in Parsed. Though Ire won't like the compari­ son, Parsell is cut from the same tell-ltlike-it-is doth as former Sanford mayor Lany Dale. Furthermore, he's a stickler for fiscal accountability, and Parscll and Rose butted heads a num­ ber of times regarding the financial risk the Heritage Festival presented the Clum ber. So when Triplett became chairman, many thought he would be a Rose yes-man. Obviously, that's not the case. There's som e dissension, at least ini­ tially, regarding Rose's leaving. Some board members believe that while Rose had hla shortcomings, Triplett is guilty o f a pow er play. Others say Rose should have been asked to leave Icing ago. W hatever the case, you've got to call Rose a survivor. Serving as * Chamber director is a thanUeas job many times, and trying to gain a con­ sensus among board members can resemble herding a pock o f fora) felines: everyone wants to go in a dif­ ferent direction and you can bet your butt you're going to get a few scratch­ es. W hen he took the job four years ago, the Cham ber was financially strapped. With substantial help from the City Commission, Rose has the organization in the black. He also established a signature downtown event, the Heritage Festival-Will the festival continue? Looks like it's up to Rose. Chambers officials say they w on't contribute unless others in the community share the financial burden. ed/rcvoked license, and pos­ session o f o v er 20 gram s o f cannabis. Police B lo tte r O range County. TTaffic stop s Kyle Brudie L ib it, 20, of C am eron A venue, Sanford , w as arrested by l^ake M ary police early Friday a s the result o f a traffic stop on L ake M ary Boulevard. He w as charged w ith driving w ith a suspend- Patricia Ellen W yatt, 48, M agnolia A venue, Sanford , w as stop ped T h u rsd ay by W illie O liv er D avis, 25, o f ( Sanford police at 27th Street L ake M onroe Terrace, Sanford , < and Park Avenue. She w as •- charged w ith d rivin g under the w as arrested by d ep u ties on West 22nd Street and , influence o f alcohol and reck­ less driving. Sou thw est Road in Sanford. H e w as charged w ith d riving under the influence o f alcohol. Jerom e La Baron M oore, 33, C raw ford D rive, Sanford , w as K evin M ichael H oefllch, 37, stop ped Thu rsd ay b y Sanford Tw isting P in e Circle, police at 3rd Street and French L ongw ood, w as stopped Avenue. H e w as charged w ith b ein g a habitual traffic offender Thursday by sh e riff's d ep uties on Sll-434. H e w as charged d rivin g w ith a suspended w ith drivin g under the influ­ license, and im proper equ ip ­ m ent. ence o f alcohol. [ Dan Ping EMnTym. JR PrMlng 4 Production T h e S em in o le H era ld "Serving Seminole County Since I90H" Sunday, Apnl 22. 2001 • Vol. 93, No. 88 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 H French Ave , Sanford, Fl_ 32771 •Phono (407) 322-2611 *F bji (407) 323-9406 •nocScal PosUot Pad at Santord. Honda and addrtunal ma«ng ottcet USPS 481280 Poatmastar Sand address changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD S u b scrip tio n R a te s *1100 (2000 *3000 M2 00 (0200 T h e M etro O rlando International A ffaire C om m ission and the Sem inole County Lake M ary Regional Cham ber o f C om m erce will hold a V IP luncheon, Monday, A pril 23 from 11:30 a.m . until 1 p.m. at the C o u n tryC lu b o f Heathrow. The topic w ill be partnering w ith Canada for softw are developm ent. For additional inform ation o n this event, o r to RSVP, phone 407-339-3836. TU ES Sanfo rd N etrow k A llian ce w ill hold a H appy H our Tuesday, A pril 24, from 5 3 0 until 7 3 0 p.m ., at Bennlgan's, on SR -46 in Sanford. Special guest w ill be Criminal D efense Attorney M ark N ejam e. Area professionals a n d new com ers to Lake M a y , Sanford and Heathrow are urged to attend. The 21st anniversary o f the N ational C rim e V ictim *’ R ig h ts W eek will be observed w ith a luncheon and aw ards ceremony Ttiesday, A pril 24, from 1130 a jn . until 2 p m . at the C ountry C lub at Heathrow, 1200 Bridgew ater D rive In Rethrow . G u est speakers will b e Karolyn Nunnallee, im m e­ d iate National Paat President o f M A D D, and June H artm ann, founder and President o f Hurt B.A.D.D. Awards will be given to the Law Enforcem ent o f the Year and the Victim Advocate o f the Year. Cost of the event is $14 p e r person. It is spon­ sored by the Office o f the State Attorney and the Sem inole County Sheriff's office. For additional inform ation, phone 407-665-6112. ' The D ow ntow n B u sin ess A ssociation will hold a gen­ eral m em bership meeting Tliesday, A pril 24 from 8 3 0 a.m . until l o a.m., at Best W estern M arina Hotel, 530 N. Palm etto Avenue In Sanford. G uest speaker will b e Sanford C ity M anager Tony VanDerworp who will pre­ sent the M aster Flan fo r e co ­ nom ic developm ent in dow n­ tow n Sanford os well as the plan fo r drainage Improve­ m ents on First Street. All dow ntow n business ow ners and m anagers are urged to attend. For additional information phone Tom W intem hd m er at 407-302-0713. �T iie S eminoix I I fjiai.ii Sunday, April 22, 2001 P ilg C 'I A Obituaries EM M A CA M A CH O Emma Cam acho, 73, Justin Way, Sanford, died Ib csd ay , April 17,2001 at Florida Hospital North, Altam onte Springs. Bom July 3 0 ,1 9 2 7 In Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico, she has been a long time Sanford resi­ dent. She w as a store detective for retail businesses and a Catholic. Survivors include husband, Carlos Garcia, Sanford; son, Vincent Lozada, Astoria, N.Y.; daughter, Em m a Cam acho, Deltona; five grandchildren; two grea (gran dchild ren. Gram knw Funeral hom e, Sanford, in charge o f arrange­ ments. G RETCH EN LEW IS C R O W ELL Grctchen Lewis Crowell, 87, Sanford, died Thursday, April 19,2001. B om Aug. 14 ,1 9 1 3 In Stallings, N.C., she moved to Central Florida in 1921. She was a retired artist and a mem ber of First United Methodist Church, Sanford. She belonged to Sanford Art Association. Survivors include sons, Chalm ers M ., Acw orth, Ga., W illiam H., Tallahassee. Graveside services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, April 22, at Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call from 1 until 4 .m. Saturday at Brisson uncro! Home. Brisson Funeral Hom e, Sanford, in charge o f arrangem ents. P H ELEN F. D O R N Helen F, Dorn, 85, East Graves Avenue, O range City, died Saturday, April 14,2001 at an O rm ond Bcacn hospital. B om in Grecntow n, Ind., she moved to O range C ity from Sheboygan, Wis. in 1983. She w as a retired retail clerk. Survivors include daughter, D iane Fisher, Lisle, 111., sister, Thelm a Bourgcouis, Carson City, Nev.; tw o grandchildren. M em orial donations m ay be m ade to the Am erican Cancer Society, West Volusia Unit, 218A East N ew York Avenue, DeLand, 32724-5554. Baldauff Family Funeral Hom e, O range City, In charge of arrangem ents. I •llliauilik'l | M A G G IE D O Y L B '^ i M aggie .Doyle, 95, MLfiwoepc Avenue, W inter Park, died Thursday, April 12,2001 . She w as b o m in Mi Hen, Georgia. She w as a dom estic engineer and a m em ber o f Bethel , M issionary Baptist Church where she sang in the choir and served in the M issionary Department. Survivors include daughter, Catherine C. Payne, BowmanvJUc, Penn.; four grandchildren; three great­ grandchildren; devoted friend, Euniccstinc Anderson, W inter Park. G old en's Funeral Home, Inc., W inter Park, In charge of arrangements. Sally M ulicn, Sanford, Patricia Dollar, la p e l, Ind., Tina Skinner, Sanford, and Mary Sosnoski, Anderson, Ind.; five brothers; three sisters, four grandchildren. Gram kow Funeral 1 lome, Sanford, In charge o f arrange­ ments. FO U R N EL PLA ISIVA L Foum el Plaisival, 62, Chichester Court, Kissimmee, died Friday, April 13,2001. Bom in Pctit-goave, Haiti, he moved to Kissim m ee in 1988. He was a com puter program m er and a Catholic. He w as a teacher and principal in Haiti. Survivors include wife, G cralda; daughter,* Foum eldlne, Antricka, Loidie, all of Kissimmee, Starllnc Brigg, Santiago, C al; sister, M onique Logcm o, Union City, N.J., one grandchild. G olden's Funeral Hom e, Inc., Kissimmee, in charge of arrangem ents. D O R O T H Y G . ELIA Dorothy G. Elia, 85, Shom ate Drive, Longw ood, died Monday, April 16,2001. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1972. She was a hom em aker and a Christian. She w as a volunteer at Longwood Health Care. Survivors Include sister, Florence Elia,'W inter Park; two grandchildren; five great-grand­ children; one great-great-grand­ child. W a x ! lawn Carey Hand .Funeral Hom e, Longw ood, In charge o f arrangements. A LFR ED SC H M ID T , JR . Alfred Schm idt, Jr., 71, Caribbean Place, C asselbeny, died Wednesday, April 18,2001 at South Sem inole Hospital, Longwood. Bom April 1 2 ,1 9 3 0 in Johnstow n, Penn., he moved to Central Florida 20 years ago. He w as president o f Advanced brake & Alignm ent and .a Protestant, l i e served in the U S . N avy during the Korean Conflict anu Viet Nam War. Survivors include w ife, B. Jean, Casselberry; sons, Donald R. , Casselberry, David W., Havelock, N.C.; daughter, Karen J. Raynor, O rlando; sister, Dorleen Springe), Charleston, S. C.; five granddaughters; six grandchildren. Banficld Funeral Home, W inter Springs, in charge of arrangem ents. V IR G IL FR A N K LIN Virgil Franklin, 97, Cross Ridge Road, O range City, died Monday, April 16,2001 at DeBary Manor. Bom in Cheney, Wash., he moved to O range City from Raym ond, N.H. in 1971. He w as a m em ber o f Calvary Grace Brethren Church, Deltona. Survivors include wife, Priscilla. Baldauff Fam ily Funeral Home, O range City, in charge of arrangem ents. L EW IS C "L A S H " LaRU E Lew is C . "L a sh " Larue, 68, Rock Cove Court, Sanford, died Tuesday, April 17,2001 at his residence. Boro April 2 2 ,1 9 3 2 in Alexandria, Indiana, he moved to Central Florida In 19% . He w as a toolmaker, a Baptist, and a Korean Conflict veteran o f the U S . Army. Survivors include daughters, C H A R LES S . S C H M ID T Charles S. Schm idt, 91, W. O sage, Pacific, Mo., died Sunday March 2 5,2001 at St. Luke9 Hospital, St. Louis, Mo. He was bom in M urphysbom , 111. A form er resident of Lutheran Haven in O viedo, he moved to Missouri a few m onllis ago. He was a retired letter carrier for the Postal Service and a mem ber of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. I le belonged to VFW Post 4287 and was a veteran o f the U 5 . Navy. Survivors include daughter, Geraldine Stenzcl, Pacific, Mo.; brother, Theodore; two grand­ children; three great-grandchil­ dren. Banficld Funeral I lome, W inter Springs, in charge of arrangements. M IC H A EL JA M E S W IL LIA M S, SR . Michael Jam es W illiam s, S r , 26, Clonts Street, O viedo, died Monday, April 16,2001. Bom in Virginia Beach, Va., he moved to Central Florida In 1979. He was a food server and a m em ber of Grant Chapel AME Church. Survivors include parents, Jam es and Jean Williams, ' O viedo; son, M ichael J. Jr., O viedo; daughter, Chaunsey, O viedo; sister, M ichele Fuller, O viedo; brother, Barry, Richmond Hill, Ga.; paternal grandparents, Jam es and Inez Williams, Sr., O viedo; maternal ;r.ind pa rents, Julius and Vashti ohnson, Virginia Beach, Va.; G olden's Funeral Hom e, Inc., W inter Park, In charge of arrangements. { ‘Run for the C ritters’ scheduled for April 2 9 ABATE o f Florida, Inc. Sem inole County Chapter, and the Humane Society of Sem inole County will hold a Run for the Critters event Sunday. April 29. All proceeds will benefit the Humane Society o f Seminolp County. The first bike run will start at 9 a.m., the last bike out is by 11:30 a.m. and the last bike in is expected by 1 p.m. Cost is 55 per person for the run, and $3 per person for non-run partici­ pants. In addition, there will be a barbecue for a $6 per plate donation. The run will start at the Hum ane Society shelter, 2800 County Hom e Road, at U.S. Highway 17-92 and will end at Jasm in Acres, 1153 M yrtle Street (not M yrtle Avenue), in Sanford. The fun and events will be held at Jasm in Acres where prizes will b e given at 4 p.m.. Included will be live enter­ tainment by Laura & Seven, Som ew hat Live, Wounded Soul, Blue Zen, Three M oons Dry and Under Pressure. There will also be gam es for children. Am ong special guests are radio and TV personalities including W ESH-TV anchor John O 'Connor, Bob "D ad d y " Rose from W DBO, "Iro n " D ave Adams from WHTQ, and a nonbroadcasting guest, G us the Cam el, courtesy of the Bahia Shrincrs. ABATE, Am erican Bikers Aimed Toward Education, is a m otorcycle rights organization. For information on the club, call Rob Jasm in at 407-330-0444. Donations o f food, blankets or supplies are also being sought, and vendors and spon­ sors arc invited to becom e involved. For inform ation regarding donations or sponsorships call the Humane Society Shelter at 407-323-8685. Longwood takes registration for day cam p The City o f Longwood Sum m er Day Cam p will be held June 4 through 27 this year. Registration for residents begins April 23 and for non-residents, beginning April 30. Registration may be done from 8 a.m . until 4:30 p.m. at the Community Services Department, 174 W. Church Avenue in Longwood. C ost is $70 per week for resi­ dents and 580 for non residents. For information or details, phone 407-260-3447. H ardw are P r o v id e s great tasting ‘ Family Owned 8 Serving Central Florida For 10 Years B u r ia L L - C w u n a t io a $ 1 ,4 9 5T1- $450 ttO w a to r to r u p Id V’ G U A R A N T E E D L O W E S ? P R IC E S .T ra n s p o rt O u t .O f State $795 49708 327 -1500 IC EM A K E R FILTE R W ILD BIRO F O O D 22 LB. S O LA R SALT W c A c c e p t M o s t P r e a r r a n g e d F u n e r a l P la n s Events The Geneva Citizens Association, the Geneva ALL FLORIDA H om em akers and the Geneva Historical Society Jointly are sponsoring a crim e prevention program by the M etro Crim e Unit. The m eeting is M onday April 23rd, 7:00 PM at the Com m unity C enter on First Street In Geneva. The Sem inole County D cpsrtm cnt o f Public Stsfcty# Animal Services Division, in conjunction with the Sem inole County H ealth D epartment is sponsoring a Rabies Vaccination C lin ic, Sunday, April 22 from 10 a.m . until 2 p.m. at the Sem inole County Anim al Services Shelter, 232 Bush Bivd. in Sanford. Rabies vaccinations will cost $5 per anim al. The county urges citizens to take precau­ tions and take this opportunity to have pets and anim als vacci­ nated. For additional inform ation, phone 407-665-5210. 6 -6 -6 ALL PURPOSE FERTILIZER WriH IRON B r is s o n F u n e r a l H o m e L o y a l to th o s e w e s e rv e a n d D e d ic a te d to .. PREMIUM W E E D & FE E D Providing the opportunity to pre-plan Providing personalized service Providing a professional and caring staff Providing fa ir and competitive pricing Your Choice SL Augustins $Q97 5 # Brisson Funeral Home, the oldest established funeral home in Seminole County, has always been committed to serving the community. 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Criminal Defense * DUI 1 t The»e BAG 4 0 7 - 6 8 8 - 2 0 0 2 i Hi d *.111h1111 not f»«* Ij.iv* it solely upon ml y«u ltr< writIt*it HituimNliO" iiliout 1 1— SANFORD i ^ C CASSELBERRY A Hwy 434 & 427 I 207 E. 25th SL I 3 3 9 - 4 8 8 3 J 1— — 3 2 1 - 0 8 8 5 J M X H A R D W A R E aH C E h ardw are 3 Winter Park Dr. I If 3 3 9 -7 3 6 5 J |j J C E H A R D W A R E A C E H A R D W A R E a^ C E h ard w ar e �4/\ Sunday, April 22. 2001 ___________ T1IKSKMINOLK HKRAI.I)___________ Opinion Practical foreign policy includes recognizing Cuba S o far. President Bush has handled the C hina crisis ably. U ntil he secured release o f tne U .S. N avy crew, he used tem ­ pered rhetoric to m ake reason­ able d em and s o f C h inese lead ­ ers. T hough the presid ent's rhetoric has becom e harsher since the crew w as released last Thursday, he has nevertheless recognized that the United States needs to m aintain n relationship w ith C hina. T h e pop u ­ lous cou n­ try is a grow ing m ilitary C y n th ia pow er in . £^Lr- T u ck e r • • • • • • • ke‘ for A m erican goods and a reliable exporter o f cheaply m ade goods to the US. That practical approach to foreign p olicy recognizes the lim its o f U .S. bullying and relies on open m arkets to loosen restrictive governm ents. It's a good start. Now, Bush should apply the sam e principles to Cuba. If d ip lom atic relations and free trade are a sound policy tow ard C hina, w hich restricts religious freedom s, lim its free speech, build s n u clear w eapons and poses a threat to its neigh­ stgh* b ors, d o esn 't the sam e apply to eligioi C u ba, w hich restricts religious freedom s, lim its free speech, has no nu clear w eapons and p oses no threat to its neigh­ b o rs! ..... ............. . P ld e l C w t r o l« a t y r a n t ; hea ven. know s, hu h a s im pris­ oned — perhaps,gytm m u r­ dered — h is sh are o f political dissid ents. B ut C h in a’s current hu m an rig h ts record is w orse. Ju s t o v er a d ecad e ago, in 1989, th e C h in ese g overnm ent m as­ sacred stu d en t protesters at T ian an m en Square. An A m erican citizen o f Chinese ancestry, Li Sh aom in , and sev ­ eral o th er C h ln ese-b om intel­ lectu als w ith A m erican conn ec­ tio n s a re jailed right now in C h in a — som e detained w ithout ch arg e, som e held on tru m p ed -u p charges such as spying. Still, It is Cuba that gets the p ariah treatm ent. For 4 0 years, th e U nited States has clung to an antiqu ated policy that iso­ lates the sm all Caribbean n atio n , barring trade and investm ent by A m erican com ­ p an ies, prohibiting tourist trav­ el, and even threatening nonA m erican com panies that do 1ME G R E A T THiKC> A Scn/TG U tN T S O V 'i IS y o u S iT UP 3 0 HI&W y o u CAN w vJHAT’S CO M IN G . business w ith Cuba. (That last, by the way, deeply offends ou r C anadian and European allies.) T he em bargo, started in the adm inistration o f John F. Kennedy, m ay have m ade sense at a tim e w hen this co u n ­ try feared a Soviet ally 9 0 m iles o ff - - - - It if rthe coast o f- Florida. m akes no sense at a tim e w hen the Soviet Union has d isinte­ grated, the Iron C urtain has alien, and A m erica is trying to strengthen its business ties to Russia, V ietnam and China. (A t the tim e o f the collision betw een the N avy spy plane and a C hinese fighter jet, the Pentagon w as considering aw arding a contract fo r m ore © 2001 PC l-* than 600,000 black berets to a British com pany, Kangol Ltd., w hich w ould m anufacture them in C hina. H earings over the contract have sin ce been postponed.) T he fallacy o f this double standard is not lost on A m erican business interests, w hich have begun stepping up l b the editor. pressure to end the Cuban Re: "Sw itching tickets* item em bargo. M idw estern farm ers in Around the C lock, in the w ant to sell w heat there; Sunday, A pril 15 Herald: Southern agricultural interests In your failed attem pt to w ant to export poultry; insult the Sem inole County A m erican notellere w ant to get D em ocratic Party, you forgot to in on C u b a 's tourism boom . — < m ention that "D irty David Believing the em bargo w ill end M ealor" and Larry Furlong in the foreseeable future, w ere also m em bers o f the A m erican business executives D em ocratic Party until it w as arc visiting C u ba in increasing advantageous for them to aban­ num bers — d iscu ssing the sale don their principles and "sw itch o f m ed icines, foodstuffs and tickets." cheap consu m er goods. N ow that Andrew Van G aale A m erican tourists, too, are has joined the GOP, Republicans flooding C u ba — usually en ter­ m ust be w ondering w nat they ing illegally through M exico, can do w ith ‘ to ‘keep politicians >Uti ................ Jam aica or the B aham as. T hey the principles of "tra ito rs" and also regard U .S. policy as ludl"tu rn co a ts" from representing crcu s, esp ecially w h en com fort­ their party. able new tourist hotels, often P utting people first" and b u ilt w ith Sp anish or Italian capital, 4ln«!Gpb-)'B«9rgirous tint ins C aribbean beaches. Indeed, the f i n e or -th ink ing 6l b u iim - 3 official p rohib ition on tourist and m oney first," are the rea­ trips (US. regulations actually sons 1 belong to the Sem inole prohibit spending m oney in County D em ocratic Party. C u ba, not travel there)-m ay Very truly y o u n , add to the appeal — lending Dr. A ndy M ichaud vacations there an added sense (D EM O CRA T) o f adventure. Form er candidate Florida In th e long run, o f course, H ouse o f R epresentatives, C uba is not as strategically D istrict 34 im portant a s C hina; it is a tiny, im poverished country that can never b e considered a "strategic com petitor." But that’s all the m ore reason toten < d the em bargo and norm alize rcla tlons. Democratic doctor .. - Name of pageant remains in the eye of the beholder Cynthia Tucker Is editorial page editor for the Atlanta Constitution. She can be reached by e-mail: cynthlaOaJc^om. O 2001 ATLANTA CONSTITU­ TION DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE 4520 Main SI., Kansas City, Mo. B e r r y ’s W o rld Tb the editon I have received a copy of your M arch 28,2001 issue in which "A rt Zielinski asks peo­ ple w hat they th in k ..." O bviously none o f the people interviewed have tite slightest idea what the M iss Florida/ M iss Am erica Pageants repre­ sent. In connection w ith N atalie W eld w inning the M iss Sem inole County title on March 24th, Mr. Z ielinski's question to those interview ed showB that even he d ocs not have a clue as to the purpose o f the M iss Iw n o u n l [ ener 5?1 Florida /Miss A m erica Pageant system . He asks, "D o you think beauty pageants are outdated or unnecessary?" The M iss Florida/M iss A m erica Pageants arc not "beauty pageants." Although m ost o f the contestants are attractive, their objective in com peting in ou r system Is to obtain scholarship funds to fu rt ther their college education. M any contestants w rite to thank us for the opportunity afforded them to go to college and to graduate "d e b t free." In this age o f extrem ely high college his Iis the only way tuition, this som e young ladles arc able to go to college. O ur state-w ide organization is com posed o f all volunteers at the state and local levels. Every volunteer devotes a great deal o f tim e to m ake the program a _ forty-one hucccss and to send * ^ Ih p s t a t e , ini Scash S oscholarships b ' n f f i , and over $700,000 in tuition scholar­ ships. M iss Florida then has the opportunity to com pete for the M iss A m erica title and a $50,000 cash scholarship. Through the M iss A m erica system , over $40 m illion in cash and tuition scholarships are available each year. Cash scholarshlps m ay only be used to pay college tuiti itlo n and related expenses. M any volunteers at all levels o f the organization pay out-of-pocket expenses and ore never reim bursed. That is dedi­ cation to an excellent education program for young wom en. In addition, these young w om en m ust b e involved in their com m unities. They must have a platform Issue on w? w hich they will speak all year. For instance, the current M iss Florida, C andace Rodatz, travels the state and speaks all year on her "m en torin g" platform . G overnor Bush and L t G overnor Brogan are both m en­ tors to young children and hav(e state-w ide program . • These contestants are not juqt another "pretty face." They are Intelligent, talented, involved in their com m unities, and are role m odels for young people o f all ages. D ocs Mr. Zielinski question w hy college athletes com pete in football/basketball, etc. for scholarship funds? Is that neces­ sary? Sin cerely M arie Flnnefl President M iss Florida Pageant Wolfinger promotes Victims’ Rights Week events Tb the e d ito r The w eek o f A pril 22 to 28 m arks the 21st anniversary of N ational Crim e V ictim s’ R ights Week. This is a tim e to com memorate.tiv^.many accom ­ plishm ents made by crim e vie-,' Jims, anti! those w hq w o r t to* ! m ake'our cb m ^ u rilly ^ fe r'a n cl to m ake ou r justice system m ore responsive to victim s in need o f help. In observance o f this Impor­ tant w eek, w c invite you to attend a Victim ’s Rights Week luncheon and aw ards cerem ony at the Country Club at Heathrow, Tuesday, April 24 at 11 a.m. This special event will feature nationally recognized speaker Karolyn N unnallee and com m unity activist June Hartm ann. Special recognition will also b e given to the law enforcem ent officer and victim advocate who have consistently dem onstrated exceptional ser­ vice in prom oting tne rights of crim e victims. Keynote speaker Karolyn N unnallee Is the im m ediate past National President o f M ADD. In 1988, Karolyn's ilyn s world was rpsli dow n when her turned upside 10 year old daughter,, P att Patty, in becam e the youngestI fatality fatal the Kentucky Bus crash, the m ost deadly alcohol-related crash in ou r nation's history. TWenty seven people on the bus were killed and another 30 were injured. O ur second speaker is June ilh er o f Satel H artm ann, m other Satellite Beach Police O fficer Ed H artm ann w ho w as killed on duty in 1992 along w ith fellow officer Philip Flagg w hen a drunk drive h it tn them. e Follow ing tite death o f her son, M s. H artm ann founded H urt BA D D (By a Drunk Driver) an organization dedicat ed to educating young people about the dangers a n a conse­ quences o f driving drunk. I Jook forward to seeing you on A pril 24th. For additional inform ation, contact Victim Services at 407-665-5112. Stncerel) Norm an R . W olfinge S ta te A ttom e Sloan vows never to vote for ‘Dirty E&vid Mealor’ • Tb d te eth to R A n open letter to Rep. David M ealo r I w as very disappointed to read In the "A round the C lock" (April-15 issue o f the Herald) that you have turned against m any o f your supporters In co­ sponsoring the private school voucher bill. Those o f us like Superintendent Haggerty, School Board M em ber Larry Furlong and me, a private citi­ zen w ith two daughters who teach in Sem inole County public schools, had expected you to be a strong advocate for our public education system . Instead it appears you have "sold o u t" your constituents for w hat seem s to be purely politi* iot afford to cal gain. We cannot i continue to drain funds form ou r schools for the benefit of rivate and parochial schools. re d o not need vouchers in Florida! You can b e sure that your sponsorship o f such a bill will cost you m any votes at re-elec­ tion time. A n a m ine and my w ife's will b e am ong them! Rudy Sloan Lake Mary From A to Z A rt Zielinski asks people what they th in k . wwwocyn>c».com LONG 02001 by NEA, Inc. H A*W £ V & U U S ? " W IT H All o f us have our favorite sections of the newspaper. Certain things like our personal interests or profession deter­ mine die news we want to read about first. Some o f us like the sports page, while othen are more inter­ ested in the society or business section. So to satisfy our own curiosity, our ques­ tion today is. "Which pan o f the newspaper do you read first, and w hyr I would tay if# the front page because ol mo headline and the news from around the world. The front page always contains the beginning of all the major stories Christopher Lemon, section first I like to learn how the econo­ my is doing and see how our local compa­ nies are making out. I also like to check on my investments. Anna Peleez, Sanford The first thing I read Is the (root page, then the editorial page. I like to read the paper all the way thrCwy. i m||i ii RJ sports page last. I'm retired, so the only section I don't read Is the help wanted. P R . Thomas. Sanford I read the Iront page first to sea what news happened overnight. ID read the whole first secSuft, followed by the local news, sports. Ann Landers and the comics last. Unda Decker, Sanford �The Seminole Gerald Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Joyce Nichols Lewis "011X88 WHO'S 127 Th* To*W post 31 Hoop* ahot 82 Hop* dryer COMINGTO 128 Herodrtnry rutott 32 Drnfl orcter* 84 Autumn toct* DINNER” By BILL 33 Work* would- 85 Debunked ZA» DOWN bo doctors psychic Goiter ACROSS 1 Comics punch 34 Pui up Makes. 66 Dlroctor: Abbr I Largs 2 Conoomlng perttap* 67 Norvftctkmal 103 Mold material undertaking 3 Clnrifted buttor 35 Guaraniood 66 DWyans'_ 104 Outer* BDtwrder choreographer 4 Marino and Abtx. Martoy complement 13 Famous swinger 103 Computer Rather 30 Sharp lo the 69 Heto or goodbye 105 Art* the 19 Rashly oompany nerds? 74 Brings Into busybody 20 Pacific 107 Mayberry 37 Gossip's Barren agreement 106 Fix, as loose knrnTOons moppet 38 Manifestation of 75 PL ot N.L shoelaces 22Think 109 Hospital greed, 76 Do (he twist wry 100 *1110 011101 the 23 Parisian bufbsupptes 8 Narrow margin figunurvefy 77 Fad* MagT device growing nerd? 110 _ qua non B From _ Z 39 WWII command S3 Disdainful 111 Kitty 25 Sneer* causo 111 Harbor feature 10 Actor Max _ 41 Icemen's org? expression 112 Soup pod MTo«* 112 Lummoxes 44 Graphic prefix Syttow 65 May 15th, eg 113 Helper* 118 Hurt 45 Golfer 11 Nostalgic dtec 66 Nape growth 114 Poetry unto 119 Honeys 12 Air condition? Ballesteros 68 Proposal prop 115 Estonia and obsessed with 13 Tout's oftor 90 Grant permission 47 Accumulated Latvia, Once: their social He? 14 CHrut suffix cumuli Abbr. 31 Decked 123 Stranded by 15 Beat beck 40 Tortuga's country 91 Nimble 117 Der Spiegel gradually weather 18 Rock artist Frank 49 "The Great 03 Prefix for the ERk erode 32 Fuming slant 124 Comes up 17 Varsity starters ForesT pointer 95 Martha's 11B Courtroom ID typ**? 125 Uks many oul18-PhooeyT 52 Cruising Vineyard et el 120 That to Juanita 36 Shakespearean ol-slock Hems 21 Froth 96 S4o 121 Hair holder sprite 128 Big name In 24 Tel chanoer 97 New England 122 Bass or bal 40 Last Inning, smal planes 29 Calendar abbr. resort area suffix usuaffy 42 Primitive homes S tu m p e d ? C a ll 1 * 9 0 0 - 9 3 3 - 5 1 5 5 . 9 9 c e n ts a minute 43 Head of the 2 household? . ‘ l 48 Christmas IS 60 Wherewithal 51 Beethoven dedicatee 52 Give_on Vw 20 back 54 Protective Roman spirit 55 Cods unit J.0 Sunday. April 22, 2001 Pit^e 5A N o tic e of A m e n d m e n ts to th e C ity of Sanford C o m p re h e n s ive Plan The City of Sanford proposes to am end Future Land U se Eloment of tho Comprohonsivo Plan and the Future Land U se Plan Map ot the Com prehensive Plan. Nollco Is hereby given that a public hoaring will bo held by the City ol Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission, acting a s the City ot Sanford’s Land Planning Agency, in tho City Commission Cham bers, City Hall, Sanford, Florida, at 7 :0 0 p.m. on Thursday, May 3, 2001 to consider proposed am endm ents to the Com prehensive Plan and the Futuro Land U se Plan Map within tho a re a s deplet­ ed in tho bolow map: [entry ism it n 56 T bn* 58 Greet Basin at 59 Soot's Id 80 B4 of change 81 ■ _ amt heard...* Joison 63 Belgian lads? 88 Asian archipelago 70 Crew member 71 _ Moines 72 Break up 73 Regal northern compialnet? 78 Langley or Laddand: Afcfcr 79 Six-shooter 80 Appomattox *r~ 64 Mart 9 2 TV*o-Bm* Oscarwlnner Jackson 04 Predteatng ft mw 55 *» eo fn Future land Ure <-• 77 n 'a 79 Ml City o f Sanford, Florida 1 97 Sum mary of Map Amendments Map No. M Acres Existing Future Lend Use Plan Map Designation Proposed City Future Land Use Plan Map Designation Suburban E states Waterfront Downtown B u sin ess District Industrial Industrial 106 82 Actor Brymer 87 PhyskM Georg 88 Chocolate tre*l 89 Singing sySabtes r ;X t ■t ■ 50 100 TTT ran Low Density Residential - 4 unlts/acres Low Density Residential J Low Density Residential - 4 units/acres Low Density Residential Medium Density Residential Medium Density Residential IS " 1^ See Solution on Page 8A Military News D O N A L D C . M E R R IC K b e g a n th e ir tra in in g at 5 a.m . by b e g a n th e ir tra in in g at 9 a .m . b y M artha C orps Pfc. Dbndlii M errick, Jr., son o f Wtyma M errick, Terry Lane, Sanfon recently com pleted basic tra In s at M arine C orps Recruit ru nning thrtec tihlles and 'per­ form ing ca]!stlien!c». In ad di­ tion to the physical condition­ ing program , Benwnv spent num erous hours In the class­ room and field assignm ents w hich Included learning first aid, uniform regulations, com ­ bat w ater su rv iv a l m arksm an­ ship, hand-to-hand com bat and assorted w eapons training. They perform ed close order drill and operated as a sm all infantry unit d uring field train­ ing. Benw ay and other recruits also received instruction on the M arine C orp s' core values — honor, courage and com m it­ ment, and w hat the words mean in guiding personal and professional conduct. Benw ay and fellow recruits ended the training phase w ith The C ru d b le, a 54-nour team effort, problem solving evolu­ tion w hich culm inated w ith an em otional cerem ony in w hich the recruits were presented the M arine C orps Em blem , and w ere addressed as "M arin es” for the first tim e since boot cam p began. running three nilles and per- ' form ing Calisthenics. I n a d d l - ; tlon to the physical cond ition­ ing program , G onzalez spent num erous hou rs in classroom and field assignm ents w hich included team ing first aid , uni­ form regulations, com bat w ater survival, m arksm anship, handto-hand com bat and assorted w eapons training. They per­ form ed d o se order drill and operated as a sm all infantry unit during field training. G onzalez and other recruits also received instruction on the M arine C orps' core values — honor, courage and com m it­ m ent, and w nat the w ords m ean in guiding personal and professional conduct. w eapons training. They per­ form ed d o s e order drill and operated as a sm all Infantry unit during field training. M errick and other recruits also received instruction on the M arine C orps' core values — honor, courage and com m it­ m ent, and w nat the words m ean in guiding personal and professional conduct. f M errick and fellow recruits • ended the training p h a se with The C rud ble, a 54-hour team 1 effort, problem solving evolution w hich culm inated w ith an ; em otional cerem ony In w h id i ! the recruits were presented ijie M arine Corps Em blem , and were addressed as "M arin es” for the first time since boot cam p began. M errick is a 2000 graduate of Sem inole High School in Sanford. JO SE P H A . BENWAY M arine Corps Pfc. Joseph A. Benway, son o f Julie T. Benway ! o f Deltona, and Charles J. Benway o f G lade View Drive, Sanford, recently com pleted basic training at M arine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. and w as m eritoriously pro­ m oted to his current rank. Benway successfully com ; pletod 12 weeks o f training ; designed to challenge new ! M arine recruits both physically ! and mentally. ! Benw ay and fellow recruits i F R A N C ISC O R IV E R A M arine C orps G unnery Sgt. Francisco Rivera, son o f Sc-a fin a Torres o f Rosecllff Circle, Sanford, and Francisco Rivera o f Tam pa, recently reported for duty w ith M arine Wing H eadquarters, Squadron 1\vo, 2nd M arine Aircraft W ing, M arine C orps A ir Station, Cherry Point, N.C. Rivera is a 1980 graduate o f Juan R uiz Pedroza H igh School o f Rincon, and joined the M arine C orps in May, 2000. ED W A R D A. G O N Z A LEZ M arine C orps Pfc. Edward A. G onzalez, son o f G lgi J. H alo of W inter Springs, and C arlos A. G onzalez o f Springvlew Drive, Sanford, recently com pleted basic training at M arine Corps Recruit D epot, Parris Island, S.C. G onzalez successfully com ­ pleted 12 w eeks o f training designed to challenge new M arine recruits both physically and mentally. G onzalez and fellow recruits JA C O B R . LA N G E M arine C orps Pvt. Jacob R. Lange, son of k a th ic S . and Richard S. Lange, Lake D rive, Sanford, recently com pleted basic training at M arine Corps Recruit D epot, Parris Island, S.C. Lange successfully com pleted 12 w eeks of training designed to challenge new M arine recruits b olh physically and fnen tally. Lange and fellow recruits began their training at 5 o.m. by running three m iles and per­ form ing calisthenics. In ad di­ tion to the physical condition­ ing program , Lange spent num erous hours in classroom and field assignm ents w hich included learning first aid, uni­ form regulations, com bat w ater survival, m arksm anship, handto-hand com bat and assorted w eapons training. They per­ form ed close order drill and operated as a sm all infantry unit during field training. Lange and fellow recruits ended the training phase with T he Crucible, a 54-hour team effort, problem solving evolu­ tion w hich culm inated w ith an em otional cerem ony in w hich the recruits w ere presented the M arine Corps Em blem and were addressed as "M arin es” for the first tim e since boot cam p began. Lange is a 2000 graduate of Sem inole H igh School in Sanford. Suburban E sta te s W aterfront Downtown B u sin ess District Low Density Residential - 4 unlts/acres Low Density Residential High Intensity Planned D evelopm ent W ostside Industry and C om m erce I High Intensity Planned D evelopm ent W estsid e Industry and C o m m o r c o __ S in p lo F am ily 52 High Density Residential - O ver 1 0 unity Medium Density Residential High Intensity Planned Developm ent W oslsido Industry and C om m erce .35 Low Density Residential - 4 units/acres _____________________________________________________ 15 17.31 Low Density Residential Single Family Commercial Neighborhood Com m ercial High Intensity Planned Development W ostside Industry and Com m orco High Inlenslty Planned Devolopmont Fubllc/Semlpublic Conservation; High Inionsity Planned Development R eso u rce Protection; Airport/lndustry/Commorco Medium Density Residential - 1 5 Low Density Residential Single Family Residential Office Institutional Low Density Residential Slngie Family Medium Density Residential - 1 5 _______ Residential. Office Institutional Suburban E states Low Density Residential Slnglo Family Low Density Residential Single Family .35 Low Density Residential - Single Family Afatofevtattona; HIP-High Inionsity Planned I ■ Industrial A1C - Airport/lndustry/Commorco PSP •PuMic/Semi-Public LDR S F Low Density Residential • GC - General Commercial Single Family SE - Suburban Estates WDBD Waterfront Downtown Business District G eneral Commercial WIC •Westside Industry and Commerce HP • Resource Protection MDR-10-Medium Density Residential. 10DU/A ROI Residential Oflico Institutional It is anticipated that the Sanford City Commission will consider this matter at a public hearing on Tuesday. May 29, 2001 In the City Commission C ham bers, City Hail. Sanford, Florida, at 7 :0 0 p.m. Interested parties may appear at tho meeting and b e heard regarding tha transmittal ol the proposed plan amendment to the City Commission. Interested persons may submit written com m ents. The proposed am endm ents to tho Future Land U se Plan Map and the Future Land U se Elem ent ol the Com prehensive Plan can b e Inspected by the public at tho Department of Engineering and Planning Office, S eco n d Floor, Sanford City Hall. 3 0 0 N. Park Avenue, Sanlord, Florida. For Further Information contact Antonia Gorti at 3 3 0 -5 6 7 2 . ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC: II a persons d ecid es to appeal a decision m ade with respecl to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he/she may need a verbatim record ol the proceedings including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by ihe City of Sanford. (F S 2 8 6 .0 1 0 5 ) P E R S O N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING A SSISTA N CE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F T H E SE PR O C EED IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSO N N EL O FFIC E ADA COORDINATOR 4 8 H O U RS IN ADVANCE O F THE MEETING AT 3 3 0 -5 6 2 6 . f J �n i*«riH ■ » **t T T he S eminole H erald IM flC <i.\ Sunday! April 22. 2001 News Briefs 17-92 I j n c closures Motorists using U S . Highway 17-92 near Airport Blva. will bo experiencing occasional otto-la no-only traffic condi­ tions for several weeks. One lane in both directions will be kept open. The closures are expected between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. Sunday, April 22, thmugh Thursday, April 26; and Sunday, April 29, through Thursday May 4. Tlw closures are necessary while crews tighten bolts on the overpass, install forms and Install overhang brackets. Motorists using Interstate 4 will also experience lane closures in each J L ^ r " J ». J I B I I Chamber of Commerce, Greater Sanfoni C lum ber of Commerce and Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold Leadership Seminole Class of 2001 Graduation Luncheon Friday, May 18. The event will be held in the Grand Ballroom. Church Street Station in Orlando. Special guests will be Seminole County pioneer developer Everett Huskey and Seminole Community College founding President Dr. Lari Vlfcldon. Corporate tables and individual reser­ vations arc available until May 14. direction on Sunday, April 22 through Saturday, April 28. These lane closures will take place on 1-4 between CR 46A and State Road 46. Motorists can expect lane closures between the hours oflO p.m. and 6 a.m. The lane closures arc necessary while crews install sheet piling along the out­ side edge of the cast and westbound bridge approaches. Motorists are urged to drive safely at all times. Leadership Sem inole The combined Greater Oviedo i J f ^ i /■ u i ^ v J L ^ r ^ V ■ u L i W I B mt r , l / l / I i W W Reader /Vis In Tilts Section Prepared By Contract Advertising. In c 0 2 0 0 1 All Rights Reserved. For information, contact the local Chamber office. M usic, M usic, Music The Florida Bandmasters District VI Concert Festival was held April 4 at Pine Ridge High School in IX'ltona, and April 7 at Like Brantley High School. The Sanford Middle School Concert Band performed at the Deltona event with three musical nieces and received Excellent marks for all three. They received a Superior mark for sight rcadtog. , Tire Advanced Band performed at Lake Brantley and received straight Superiors, including sight reading. Tire Concert and Advanced Bands are directed by David Hcdgeeoth, currently Teacher of the Year for Sanfoni Middle School. Lessard to MetroPlan City of Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard has been appointed to the Board of metroplan Orlando, the transportation planning organization for Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties. Mayor Lessard replaces former Sanford Mayor Larry Dale. MurphyVeterinaryClinic, Inc. Susani.wayne,dvm Area residents are fbnunaie to have Murphy Wterinary Clinic available to provide quaUtyvetrrlnary care. This state-of-the-art hospital is fully equipped with x-ray and laboratory capabilities, an excellent surgical facility and large examinapravlde quality care for prur pet. h I IIL im h d m « v .t kt-iti t i n c lA H n S c Heritage Propane “Your HomeTbwn Gas Company” lor nronanc gav. appliance installation and service, call Heritage Propane, located in Sanford al 2730\Vcst State Road 46. and da. Phone them at (407)321-2501 or HI-free 1*800-929-2801.They carry a complete line of propane gas central Honda ; serving all ol__________ gas ranges, clothes dryers, barbecue grills, space heaters and vented or ventlcss gas logs. appliances such sudi as hot water heaters, heal : Iheir personnel can be depended' on for advice on fuel conservation and the care and use of gas ap appliances. They ate most able to give personal assistance and recommendations upon purchasingJust the right gas equipment to host suit vow needs Their service people ate experienced in this field and offer expert installation service on gas equipment or appliante adjustments. l*ropane gas serves all the purposes of natural gas and Is rapid))' finding its way into more and more large Indus­ trial plants thmuglioui the state. Heritage Propane will be more man happy to assist you in modernizing yow home or business \dd this to their friendly, dependable delivery service and >ouU come up a winner every lime, Wln-tlier it be first-rate gas appliances a targe Invenlory of replacemcnl pans expert installation or their prompt delivery service, these are the people to call R>r all vow propane gas needs remember to call Heritage Propane. ASK THEM .ABOUT TJIEJR NEW TANK SET INSTAT1AHON AS LOB’ AS J/4900 AND TTiEIR BRIER HFATER LEASE PROGRAMlORASlllWAS 5600.1 MONTH Loveland's Refimshing Bob Loveland, Owner •25 Years Of Experience Save vow treasured furniture b)' having Uneland's Rcfinlshing. located in Sanford at 506 West 13th Street phone (407) 322-7496. repair or rcfinish It instead of replacing it with expensive new furniture. The people at Lowfincft Bfflnhhmg are " “ ‘ field, Teld. and they have the training and experience to handle any Job-Targe or smaJL small craftsmen in the furniture refinishing Using lime-tested repair method oris,. the)' they can effectively restore yow older furniture into the beautiful piece it once was In vow profc repair or home, youi mayrhave an older chair with a broken arm or leg. Don't discard that piece! Let their trained professionals refinish' it. making it look as good as new. Loveland's Refinhhlng has been serving this area for some time and has built a reputa non second to none. Whether the damage to yow furniture is major or minor, these are the experts to sec. Pianos desks rockers and other items are _professionally repaired and refinished. If yuu'rc interested in unexcelled quality workmanship at reasonable prices call Hands Rcfinlshing. They’re your friends to the ‘finish.’1 I ovriand's OsakaJapanese SteakHouse Discovering a new restaurant is always an adventure, particularly when yow discovery lias all the style, dass and elegance of Osaka Japanese Steak House located in Lake Mary at 3847 Lake Emma Roaa. phone (407)333-2419. The skills of the lapanese chef are dazziindy displayed when, wfth the flash of a knife, he skillMy slices steak. chicken, shrimp or lobster together with mushrooms, zucchini, onkms and bean sprouts before your very eyes. Trie diefs dexterity is a showy prelude to die delicious feast that awaits you. Enjoy such traditional specialties as lobster, steak, shrimp, chicken ana fried rice in Japanese rcstaunw^ equaled in other lapanese Al Osaka lapanese Steak House, you will dine at hlbachi tables with traditional seating. Their subtle cuisine, served in an atmosphere or degance, will make you return time and time again. If you are seeking the pleasure of truly authentic tastes and are ready to experience Use finest in lapanese cooking stop in soon al Osaka lapanese Steak House. 1*_.li- Days InnOfSanford -HospitalityaiusFinest- II you are planningyuut wedding, a far “ reunion or any other type of get toeeliver where you expect out-of-town guests, family amt you don't liave ihc extra room (or vhne nc Wiliina relatives or triends. Days Inn Ol Sanford may be exactly wlial you need. Plan im W i wimuni mViy th« c n m to n irfb ih i.......... ..... ................. b r t n t ntw jeu v........... treV at t n n e vrtlh service th at can n o t b e excelled w hen ilvey vlsli D ays In n ut SanlawLounwwMawilytocruadOvOantunl at4650West 46j0WestStale StateRoad46, 46. phone •twilit ptvone(407 (407) 32341500.5«vlnglocal residentsand travriet* ,'-tath b 4m §lh • t, are fullyheated and air-conditioned, feature cable TV and are tastefully decorated, vety dean and comfortable The management b dedicated to serving each of their visitors' needs, whether It be an extra blanket wheelchair accessibility or directions to the nearest stepping or local attraction. Drum's Hataumi is on the premises and open 24 hours a day for yow dining convenience, J. Thaddeus Morgan, DMD Serving TlteArea For 4 Years Yow smile a meant to last a lifetime. Protecting and impravirw the appearance of your teeth and keeping yow smile bright are the priorities of Dt Morgan. I lb office b located In Lake Mary a lS o H fe t Lake MatyBoulevard, Suite 113 and may be reached l>ycalling (407) 324-7879. Die doctor b experienced In all aspects of general and family dendstiy. He and his staff provide a wide range of services including preventive care, cosmetic dentistry, banding and general dentistry Today dentistry is virtually painless, but many people still associate l! with discomfort. Dr, Morgan and hb staff Understand t lb fad and uy to make yow visit as pleasant as possible, realizing that regular check-ups are yow family's best defense against dental disease building concerned, individualized treatment to all of their patients, tliey welcome yow inquiries and will be glad to discuss proposed treatment and care prior to performing any procedures. Most dental insurance plans arc welcome and conve­ nient office hours are available by appointment. Dr. Morgan and hb staff believe tliat health, like success, is a continuous journey. So begin that journey today. Make an appointment with Dr. Morgan, and pul him on yow family's health care team. AAATlrCCService Serving Central Florida Since 1957 ■Brownie’s Environmental Services Offers Residential Septic Service Program Tb Central Florida Brownie’s, an EanhCarc company, recently announced llie Introduction of Its residential septic system service program to the central Florida area. EariltCate is the largest septic service company in America. Residents can receive a full septic system service program for a law; one-time fee. You can contact Brownie's by phoning them locally at (407) 841-4321. Tlie new service offered by Brownie's is called SepiMax. Fur one low fee, they will dean out and inspect your septic system at regular intervals, deliver SqtLMax liquid system treatment to your door cadi quarter and monitor yow system function every six months The program is transferable to new Itomcosvners as well Commercial and Industrial service Is also available and emergency service is offered 24 hours a day. 7 days a week , , , . ... . It you have just purchased a home on septic, you need SepiSlax. If you might sell your home in the future, liomes with septic systems on Sept-Wrur sell faster and for more money, if you just want a worry-free septic system, call Brownlefc today at (407) 841-4321 to have yow questions answered and enroll. Kumquat TTeeRestaurant Voted “The Best Chinese Restaurant In Town” Authentic Chinese food is available In diis area at Kumquat Tree Restaurant located In lake Mary at 3705 Lake Emma Road. Phone (4071333-0099 for take out service. This restaurant b patronized by people who know and appreciate the finest in Chinese cuisine. They specialize in Cantonese. Mandarin and Szechwan style cooking. The menu at this gourmet Chinese restaurant features an intriguing blend of seafood, beef and chicken selections combined with the freshest Oriental vegetables. They have all vour old favorites as well as many new. exciting dishes prepared by their master chef*. Kumquat The Restaurant offers a lunch buffet Monday through Friday from 1130 a m. to 2.U0 pun., and a fabulous dinner menu seven days a week. Major credit cards air accepted for vour convenience. Their delightful lunch buffet and dinners make a visit there a memorable experience for two or for the entire family. Their comfortable Oriental setting, royal service and warm atmosphere will make you want to return retun again and again. For a delightful dining experience of traditional Chinese cuisine, visit KumqualTTce Kumquat Tree Restaurant soon, soon. LakeMaryCheesecakes Michel Lefebvre, Owner Many brides-to-be arc now planning their weddings, and Lake Mary Cheesecakes is the area's bakery for brides! They have the most extensive selection of wedding cheesecakes to be found anywhere. Brides are encouraged to visit uvemand look through tlieir many catalogs. Let their experienced staff help you choose the perfect cheesecake for your wedding scheme. Cake toppers of every imaginable type arc featured along with yean of reliable delivery service; You can rest assured that your wedding cheesecake will rw at the reception In plenty of time, before yow guests arrive. Lake Mary Cheesecakes also specializes in character cakes for children's parties. Cheesecakes for bachelor parties, anniver­ saries. graduation, retirement and ‘ just because’ arc other specialties. But it's more than the design of their cheesecakes that makes (Item stand out among other bakeriev-itY die delicious taste of every cheesecake they freshly bake, all made from scratch and RuaranUx-tl lu xallxfy you amt yuur guests with aver 10 Davors to choose from. lake Maty Uieesecakn is known for exceptional Davor and die beauty of dieir confections. When you order one of their m?re t)Ca.utiful.thy the cheesecake b die bride. Visit them In Lake Maiy at 101 North T i l - - , fa . A p .,.. ,, r ifly l l Affn lll ^POlTS Sal BOSCO. B td o ittl M n nnp pr Men, women and children realize it pays to play. Sports have again taken a highly valued place in ow lives. Hay It Again bports. located in Like Mary at 3879 Lake Slaty Boulevard, phone (407) 333-0340, is keeping up on the latest in new and used spurting goods dial are most in demand today. They cany everything a ball player, golfer or skater may need including nationally known brand names, because they know ailiktes want only the best. Al Ploy It Again Sports, the sports enthusiast can look over a wide variety or new and used exercise and boxing equipment, golf equipment, water ski equipment and baseball and softball equipment. A Luge selection of roller hockey or Ice hockey equipmem Is available and, of course, they have all sizes of in-line skates. Expert advice from their salespeople will make choosing the rigid equipment easy. Ilvey understand that purchasing sports equipment for a growing child can w very expensive. At this store, you’ll findon affordable alternative on used equipment that b as good as new. The staff at Hay It Again Sports prides themselves on tlieir thorough knowledge of their business and the excellent selec­ tion of new or used equipment they have to offer the public. They enrowage you to bring In your gently used sports equipment for a trade-in on new or used items. Watch for their new location In Altamonte Springs with the brand Opening in May. Stop in at Play It Again Sports lodiy. You il be glad you did. r CadillacVending, Inc. Tim & Robin Lathan, Owners • Over 50 Years Of Combined Experience I rets don't commit suicide—they die of neglect. Rees in an urban setting depend on ow help Other than natural calamities, the most likely cause of tree damage b human negligence. Inadequate care makes trees susceptible to disease and lacking in strength to survive severe weather conditions. By giving a little care and following correct tree care practices, homeowner* can ensure that tlieir trees arc protected and ready to face nature's fury. Take a look at yow trees. Signs of stress indude change In leaf color, misshapen leaves, thinness of the canopy and early loss of leaves. Sometimes it's difficult to take care of yow trees with limited knowledge Hire a professional arborist such os AAADee Service, and be assured of professional tree care. Serving central Florida, phone (407) 339-5242, they're licensed and insured, provide references and will give you a professional tree diagnosis and estimate. Trees react differently In each season. These consulting arborists knowproper planting technique and the best time of the year for various tree operations such as fertilization, disease control planring, feeding and trimming. Emergency storm calls are also given prompt attention. Other than providing shade and offering aesthetic qualities, healthy trees can increase the value of yow property, reduce lieating and cooling bills, act as windbreaks and create a relaxing atmosphere. Call AAADee Service for a tree diagnosis today. An uuncr of prevention can save a pound of money. Cadillac Vending is a quality-oriented business with a customer-oriented base. They feature name brand products with an(outstanding T program developed for businesses. They will custom tailor an individual program most suitable for your needs, Thbfirm t ___ _ on satisfying you. yuw employees and patrons with the products you like best. You can choose to have h firm concentrate* the: machines serviced *erv1ced on a daily or weekly basis. Twcnty-four-how Twenty-fow-how service and maintenance is always available so voull tnever 2 P ? J ° '^rryidww the condition of your machines. They appreciate yow business and will do their utmost to please you Cadillac Vending has earned a fine reputation among businesses in this area because of tlieir reliability. Growth depends on service, and service b the reason they have been able to grow as the businesses around them grow. If you liave been thinking of installing rain machines, thb is the firm that can answer your questions and give you any Infor­ mation you need. Your vending troubles |re over when you put them into the capable hands of Cadillac Wndlng RandolphCourtApartments “Performing Good Deeds For Over 38 Years” Serving The Sanford & Lake Mary Areas Since 1988 At Randolph Court Apartments, their leys open the door to more than lust an apartment. They unlock all of the amenl tui. you've been searching for in a convenient location. Today, many people are turning to the apartment for comfortabh comfortable ming and convenience. By renting instead of owning, you can eliminate maintenance expense, real estate tax and other homeowner lu-adadies. lire building* and grounds of Randolph Court Apartments arc professionally managed and well-maintained al all times. Ample parking weU-IiUUcax local near area businesses, restaurants, tig in writ-lit at pas is provided. These apartments are conveniently located schools and shopping areas They offer you a real sense ol privacy as well as convenience. Randolph Court Apartment* features a variety, of-----floor plans spacioui ‘ ‘ wall-to-wall “ “ carpeting and ' “ fully “ equipped kitchen*. ‘ arfous bath*, Jins with spacious rnu for to more than just a root oser your head. All of their apartmentsi are beautifully Look to Randolph Court Apartments designed to fit yurr personal needs. They are located in Sanfoni al at $0 90 Hidden Lake Drive. Call the rental r __ _________ office at (407) 330-1300 for additional information and unit availability. If you would like worry-free living in a modern comfortable atmosphere, there simply is no oilier choice. ...... 1 _ "rr you Barnes Heating&Air Conditioning Serving Central Florida Since 1985 summer season and turning on yiiunenii.il se, you're in for a disappointmem. Unless vmi you just can't count on it always being there when gthere w you need iL flame*i Healing /. \lr Conditioning offers complete sales and service of central heatinj and air conditioning systems, and liiey can he heiu you ou to i re i . ive die maximum return from your system iSttm in terms of comfort, emdemy and reliabilityi Smii Serving all of central llorioa. the they i jji t* readiedly pluming (407) 323-3517. “They are a licensed contractor and perform service‘n lor and on n drepair n ,____ e of wo b yow guarantee of quality and dependability They have almost any make oi ai; i ,dilionet Tnt >r experience in this line of work been serving the area m ix e 1985 and an highly recommended by their customer*. Give (Item a call today, and let them put yow system in (ip ton shape. For any air conditioning installation or repair work contact (lie professions a Barnes Heating A Air Conditioning, who have satisfied the needs of so many diroughout the area Vote of I lomfa Crrrifiainon Na CAC036tOl KampfTitle&GuarantyCorp. Buying a home is one of the most important purchases in your lifetime. Once the deeds and mortgage documents are signed, the property is yours, so you think, but it may not be. Glances are. you are the owner, but a sure title is not liaving a deed In hand. Adeed alone will not camel prior “rights* others may have to yow property—rights and claims sou would never expect to exist. When a title policy is issued by Kam pfD tlefc Guaranty, you can rest assured that your property is protected bv the Dulicv subject only to Its term. If a (law in the title is discovered. KampfDtle & Guaranty, through its underwriter, will defend thetitle as Issued, al its own expense, and will correct or clear the title or will pay any loss incurred, up to the face value of the policy A lew, one-time premium covers the entire cost for as long as ownership remains in your name and even thereafter ‘Protection of /your property rests on »•»** iN w i H iy j pprofessional i u i s a a i u i i u i iintegrity i i n g j i i i y and responsible management of the title the financial fstability, I n 11 I f .1 l l m m v l lt v i t lt * V/l C ltllirfl I'/VIII I l l l n ilVCIi n n / r t Il f ilia* m r •ma a a.uaa .1.4 . . . . . . « ■ L - t IX ar a insurance company. So select your title inswance as carefully as you would any other oil insurance. Protect yourself against loss due lo title defects. Insist on an owner's title insurance policy Issued by Kampf ^Title.............. ........ h Guaranty, located in Sanford at 200 VVfcst 1st Street, in the Suntrust Bank Building. Phone (407) 322-9484 for additional information today Studio 5 D Gaymarie Tbmlinson, Owner/Artistic Director • Maria Darmau, Artistic Director When choosing a dance school for yourself or your child, there are things you should look for—professionalism, qua and. above all. experience. Studio 5 D. conveniently located In Lake Mary at 3590 North llkhway 1792, Suites 106 and 107 in u Square, which is by the entrance to Seminole (immunity College, phone (407) 321 -H»5, b one dance studio in the area that satis­ fies these three standards of excellence. With their new location, they are easily accessible to Casselberry. Winter Sorines. Longviood and Oiicda Their qualified professional dance instructors have been trained al colle ges and professional wwksliom to keep their dance education up lo date. They will teach vou or your child lire art of dance. In private or group classes for tire lieginner or serious-minded dancer. Each student is given personalized attention In help ensure hb or her comprehension of the techniques taught and to enable him or her to achieve the highest jmsible level of accomplishment. Studio 5 D features an outstanding preschool ptogram for the youngster which develops coordination, rhythm and basic ballet movements. Confidence, grace and style develop under the expen guidance and direction ol the competent profession^ who have over 23 years of combined exncri ■ ence at Studio 5 D. • Call (407) 321-1895 today for more information on rcgisiraiion for summer classes You will be pleased with their well ■managed programs, friendly professionalism, reasonable rates and tlie sense of accomplishment you or yuur child will experience b �l i l t S eminole H erald Sunday. April 22, 2(KH P a g e 7 A B usiness Florida BellSouth customers receive redesigned telephone bills A fter three years o f consum er test­ ing, BellSouth is replacing Its old bill form at w ith a revised, sim plified telecom m unications bill. Beginning in the April billing cycle, BellSouth will rollout 4,132,834, re­ designed com m unications bills in Florida. This includes 257,054 newly form atted bills printed in Spanish. BellSouth introduced 133,419 o f the new bills last N ovem ber to its Florida BellSouth Solutions custom ers. The new easy-to-rcad form at was designed to provide dear, concise. lain language inform ation in both nglish and Spanish. “T he new sim plified bill is easier to E read and understand and tries to address the questions m ost asked by ou r cu stom ers," said BellSouth C onsum er M arketing D irector Faith Miller. "W e've spent years am assing feedback through custom er focus groups that w e've initiated into the bill. The result is a com m unications bill that ou r custom ers have essentially designed. They told us what they wanted and w e m ade it happen." BcllSou lh's C onsum er Services con ­ ducted focus groups asking bill recipi­ ents what type o f im provem ents they would suggest to d e a r up any confu­ sion w ith their m onthly com m unica­ tions bills. A fter suggestions w ere m ade, prototypes o f new bills were evaluated and tested by additional focus groups until custom ers gave us their consensus o f a final design. T he new features of the bill include: • T he use o f icons on the heading of the pages, w hich apply to the appro­ priate service. • Page sizes will now b e 8 inches by 10 inches instead o f 6 by 8. • • There will be a two colum n approach.Thc left side gives referral inform ation and the right sid e contains the charges • There w ill be m ore details about state and federal taxes and any ad di­ tional charges Passing the family business to heirs By Deborah Taylor S p e cial to th e H erald Passing a closely held busi­ ness betw een generations can be a sm ooth transition, os long as som eone com petent is available to take over management. Passing the business with m ini­ m um tax impact is another m at­ ter. Careful planning is essential to preserve your assets. Lifetime gifts to other family mem bers are a proven w ay to pass business assets and save estate taxes as well. With proper structuring of the gifts, total gift and estate taxes can be mini­ mized o r even eliminated in som e cases. A lifetime gift works well because it removes from the giver's estate (and estate tax liability) any apprecia­ tion in the gift assets that occurs after the gilt is made. A sizable annual exclusion from both gift and estate taxes (up to $10,000 per recipient — $20,000, if both spouses give) simplifies transfer­ ring assets over a multiryear period. A larger one-tim e gift can be m ade by using the applic­ able exclusion amount, w hich is currently $675AX) (increasing to $1,000,000 by 2006) H ere's an exam ple of how gifting can work. You are the sole ow ner o f City-w ide -iW B & '.'y W c h to d a y s worth,, .$900,000. You arc Ipoking toward becom ing less active in the business and want to start transferring ownership. Joined by your spouse, you give your tw o sons and daughter $20,000 w orth o f stock each annually w ithout any gift tax liability. After ju s t six years, your tax-free transfers will total $360,000. You'll reduce your estate by the entire $360AX) because both the $360,000 value and any subse- quenl appreciation in stock cring a gift strategy. W hat if chil­ value are excludable from the , dren sell the stock they receive estate. -If you arc in today's top • as gifts? T he g iver's tax basis estate tax bracket, your potential carries over to the children. With tax savings will be $198,000! the sam e tax basis as the original Save M ore w ith a M inority owner, the children may be Discount liable for a substantial capital Are those $20,000 gifts in the gains tax. exam ple really w orth the entire It works like this. Say you $20,000? Not when you consid­ aid $200 a share for the transer that yours Is a closely held erred stock. W hen you make G corporation, and no minority your gift, the value is $500. At shareholder can influence m an­ the time your child sells, the agem ent or liquidate the com pa­ value has risen to $700 each. The ny. So, in general, minority taxable capital gain will b e $500 shares in closely held com panies a share ($700 sale price, less arc valued at a discount from your $200 basis). their proportional share o f the W hat if instead you leave com pany's full value. T hat can your stock to y o u r children at let you give aw ay m ore shares your death? m e capital gains cacn year within the gift tax situation will be m uch better. . annual exclusion limit. T he stock's tax basis will "step For years, a m inority interest u p " to its value at your tim e o f discount was a problem with the death. Your estate would contain IRS if the gift w as to a person the stock and, therefore, ow e within a fam ily that ow ns all, or estate taxes on it. But your chil­ the majority, o f the corporation's dren would pay a lower capital stock. The IRS formerly ruled gains tax w hen they sell. that no m inority discount would For exam ple, your children apply because the fam ily unit inherit the stock from you. The continues to control the corpora­ stock is taxable in your estate, tion. and at your death it's worth N ow the IRS position has $760 a share. If a child later sells changed. As long as a corpora­ the shares for $800 each, the tion has a single class o f stock, applicable capital gain would other fam ily ow ned shares no only be $40 a share. longer have to be lumped with It takes a very careful analysis the transferred shares in deter­ o f your particular situation to mining ct|gtbi)ity for a m inority d isco u n t., Continuing the above exam ­ ple, the value o f the stock you fts. Call your Financial give your sons and daughter A dvisor today to obtain m ore inform ation about: ltransferring would be discounted because it assets. represents m inority interests in our company. S o you would Debanh Taylor la a financial advtaor e able to give each child m ore with Lags M uon Wood WaUtr Inc, a d im shares each year without iN M financial aonrlcta and aanirittr* broexceeding your gift tax annual krraf* firm that la a number of tha New exclusion limiL York Stack Eachanf• and SIFC Deborah may be reached al (77-US40M a t T h e possibility o f capital gains doUytateiefgmaaMueai taxes can 't be ignored In consid- £ ThUored Foam constructs new maintenance building Sanford Central Park is the location of Harkins Development Corporation’s newest construc­ tion project, a service and main­ tenance center for Tailored Foam o f Florida, In c The 7AX) square foot masonry and steel building, which broke ground in Mqrch, is planned for completion in August according to BiU Harkins, president o f the Lake Mary-based builder and developer. 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Among those attending the event were Lake Maiy officials, Including commission­ er Janice Jemtgan, city manager John Litton, deputy mayor Gary Brendor, Lake Mary Chamber officials Martha Miller, and commissioner Mike McLean. truly EXP 4 31-011 Florida and G eorgia are Ihe first two states in BellSouth's 9-state region to receive the new bills. O ther states will be phased in during the next year and a half. BellSouth Corporation is a Fortune 100 com m unications services com pany headquartered in Atlanta serving more than 44-m illion custom ers in the United States and 16 other countries. BellSouth ow ns 40 percent o f Cingular W ireless, the nation's second largest w ireless company, w hich pro­ vides innovative wireless data and voice services. For m ore inform ation on BellSouth, please visit http://www .bellsouth.com. Grand Opening Celebration OIL CHANGE & FILTER SPECIAL Indudn U » (whtri apphoMt), new Idler Installed, to to 5 quarts I ot brand ol. tree 14-port vehicle |trapeceon vtpucwtq lopping on tfl lUdi, plut *2.00 dtyowl lee. T h e re ’s a Y e ii c . m • There will be detailed item ization o f oilier com pany charges and contact num bers • T h e front page w ill feature a sum ­ m ary o f charges and reference to the detailed bill page. "W ith technology and com m u n ica­ tions op tions expan ding so rapidly, B ellSouth needed a w ay to convey costs in a flexible m anner. T his new bill form at is ab le to clearly inform ou r cu stom ers o f w h o is charging them and why. Each segm ent o f the bill will also give sp ecific reference and contact num bers in case any questions about the charges should a rise," said M iller. 3851 LAKE EMMA ROAD In Albertson s Shopping Centet NOW OPEN SflGH IIH M N ilS inDirt'll !:<5H ilts ™ jUH)CiBtJtSjtoli) HI 44 Ml til bnfii Dutei Lf a11SHi SISMStil FfttyblFated(R) IJI1JIS4 I4 HS lid i t:«(474tiS tta h taM 1414S4 74til Wfdjwiforj* h u m m h i BARGAIN TUESDAYS $4 00 'tome restrictions apply COMING SOON Stadium Seal*. 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"You get pulled in 25 different direc­ tions. I've got a board of 14 members that I answ er to, so I understand what it's like. But that's life, and you have to move fo r w a r d ." In a release. Rose said he plans to continue as a board m em ber for the Helen Stairs Theatre and as president of the Sem inole County Cultural Arts Council, tte said he intends to pursue a real estate license and spend m ore time with family members. "I like to think my efforts have m ade a significant impact on improving the inrage of Sanford, our business com m unity and our local Cham ber," Rose said. Triplett said the future of the Heritage Festival is up to Rose, W hile he said the Cham ber would offer support for a festi­ val, "I really don't want to have a part in the funding of it. lir e festival puts us in a risky finan­ cial position. " I f Ron brings us a good action plan that has financial support throughout the com m u­ nity, we would support him ," Triplett added. Rose said he isn't sure w hether he can secure funding to produce a festival this year. "W ithout the support of the community, it would be hard to put on a com m unity signature event," Rose said. Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard said he would be willing to ask city com m issioners to approve partial funding fo ra festival If the details could be provided. "It's got to lie the right pack­ age, and we would have to be assure the event could be suc­ cessful," Lessard said. "I'd hate to lose it, but I don’t think it's an integral part o f whether Sanford succeeds o f fails." Triplett said he would like to have a new executive director in place within 60 days. The execu­ tive board of the Cham ber is scheduled to meet May 10, and Triplett said he wants to create an ad hoc com m ittee comprised of business leaders and resi­ dents. G ibson 's style is to challenge the orthodoxy of the status quo in order to achieve excel­ lence in stud ent outcom es and equity in their distribution They say he has tireless enthu siasm , which results In the students o f Jackson H eights M iddle School being provided high auallty learning experiences that are unique, inclusive, and engag­ ing. Com m unity Notes PAMELA J. HELTON, P.A ATTORNEY AT LAW BAN KRU PTCY • D IV O R C E Payment Plans • Also Practicing In: Family Law, Modification, Child Support, landlord t Tenant, Evictions, Domestic Injunctions, Guanlianship, P/vhote and Wills. SOI N. Magnolia dvr., Sic. 407, Orlando. FL 3280) P h o n e : 4 8 1 -9 5 6 4 ft* hrrtQ of « « an n p p r t « dneata ro f * N x « nd ha based upnfi b a t i ng 1303 S A N F O R D A V E . (1 3 th & S A N F O R D AV E.) S A N F O R D . FL (4 0 7 ) 3 0 2 -7 8 5 7 153 W SR. 434‘ Winter Springs | 407-327-3344 | p 12Mo. limnly onrrfriftnlon | 2jr. fimnty m W»llt f/D 44 oz. Drink with purchase of 1 lb of chicken wings 1301W .25* St.Sanford, FL 32771 C o u p o n E n p lr J tin Parts &Minty Aralloble * SPECIAL* WasheraDryer MatchedSet MU«gtCndtCir&fcapt 5/31/01 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -2 8 3 2 Torch Run The Special O lym pics Torch Run by Sem inole County Law Enforcement Officers will be Wednesday, April 25 beginning at 9:15 n.m. The event will begin on U.S. 17-92 at the Maitland Boulevard overpass, and contin­ ue northbound on 17-92 for over 13 miles, to dow ntow n Sanford. Assistance Ls needed by (1) Supporting a law enforcement runner, (2) Giving a donation by Check to Special Olym pics Florida, 8 Broadway, Suite D., Kissimmee, 34741-5701, attn. Ms. Jayne Frey, or (3) Giving a credit card donation by phoning 1-800322-4373. T o r additional information contact Lt. Mark Beaulieu at the O viedo Police Department, 407- 977-6155. Heathrow W om en's Club The Heathrow Women's Club will hold its annual spring fundraiser at Country Club at Heathrow on Wednesday, April • 25. It will be a day with music, fashion, fine dining and wonder­ ful prizes. Proceeds will go to designated charities supported by the club for this year includ­ ing Safchouse of Sem inole, Lisa M erlin House, Kids House of Sem inole, Sem inole Com m unity College Scholarships for Women, Angel Flight and Canine Companions. Prizes include tw o round trip air tickets and golf packages at seven prominent courses In Central Florida. Included in the event will be a luncheon and jazz concert by Miss Jacqueline Jones. Tickets for tire luncheon and con cert A w ja S TJiu pvent , is open to the general public. For further information, phone 407-333-0070. • • • • Lessons Music Sales Rentals 851 E. 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SUNRAY Sto re Away ~ g H-'l e s | ,* l 3 UUIUW « S em in o le H erald [■ R E S ID E N T M A N A G E R S * I AL & JOLEEN BLUE • Easy drive up access 365 days •AC & Non AC Units • Rent month to month • No Deposit • Securtty Gate accoss • Fenced & Lighted Grounds • Pest Control • Your Lock-Your Key Also at the event, Friends will recognize eight individuals for outstanding service in preserva­ tion of the Wekiva basin. For reservations or more information, phone 407-647-7487 or 407-644-4415. Educational fair Lake M ary Montessori Academy will hold its second annual Educational Fair, Saturday, April 28, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Participants will include the Lake Mary Fire Department (bike helmet inspec­ tions) and the Seminole County Sheriff's Office (fingerprinting) plus others. In addition to the fair there will be an open house at Lake mary Montessori Academy, for children Preschool and Kindergarten. For additional information, contact Lisa Mangus at 407-3242304. Beta Sigm a Phi Beta Sigma Phi - Orlando Council, will be celebrating the 70th anniversary of their found­ ing on May 5, at Tuskawilla County Club. Members and guests from 17 local chapters will be on hand. There are cur­ rently over 165,000 members in 10,50) chapters worldwide. For information, phone Elaine Sm ith at 407-855-3298. G o lf Tournament The Sem inole County Lake M ary Regional Cham ber of Com m erce will hold a golf tour­ nament Monday, May 7 at U m acuan G olf and Country G u b in Lake Mary. Entries are now being accepted. S p ace is lim ited. A barbecue, dinner will be included. For more information or to make reservations, phone Debbie Lee at 407-834-4404, e x t 228. G o lf Tournam ent • Tiie Sanford/Seminole County Cham ber of Commerce will hold its annual golf outing Thursday, April 26, at Um acuan G olf and Country Club in Lake Mary. Entries are now being accepted. Cost is $100 per player which includes greens fees, cart, box lunch, beverage and prizes as well as Business After Hours. For details or reservations, hone the Cham ber office at 40722-2212. S Expressway m eeting The Sem inole County Expressway Authority will meet Tuesday, M ay 8, at 4 p.m., at the Sem inole County Services Building, room 1028,1101 East First Street in Sanford. The gen­ eral subject m atter to be dis­ cussed is the GrccneWay in Sem inole County. The meeting is open to the public. For additional information p nhone o n 407-665-5740 or 407-6655601. Friends o f Ihe Wekiva In a double event, Friends of the Wekiva River, Inc. will cele­ brate the river's designation by Congress as a Wild and Scenic River, as well as the 20th anniversary o f tire Friends' founding. The Wekiva is the only river in Florida to be named in tills category. The event will be observed with a dinner celebration on April 27, at Embassy Suites Hotel, 225 E. Altamonte Drive in Altamonte Springs. Sp rin g Festival Meals on W heels, Etc., will hold a spring festival, Friday, May 11, from 9 a.m. until laO >.m., at the Sanford Civic Center. P:reo boxed lunches will be avail­ able for seniors. Among exhibits and dem onstrations planned arc a live animal display from the Sanford Zoo, a caricature artist, massage therapist, ceramic demonstration and makeovers. The event is sponsored by Florida Pow er and Light Company. Solution to Today’s Puzzle 300 North French Ave., Sanford 407-322-2611 7 f * B l ----- SANFORD ELECTRIC S O U T H E R N D IS T R IB U T O R S O f O rla n d o , Inc. □ H L D G E IB D E D E JB Q Q Q Q E ) H L E IN S T O C K R E P A IR S - R E M O D E L IN I * N E W C O N S T R U C T IO N S e rv in g C en tra l Florida 2 5 2 2 S . 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Separating • • • • • • • the dining and serving areas was a bridge span with wrought iron hand rails suspended over a brook where goldfish swam. Green plants and trees grew in the attractive garden which were Liter planted in the Jacobson home. The head tabic w as set on a sloping hill beautifully terraced with foliage, flowers and artifi­ cial turf. All the tables were cov­ ered with mauve cloths and were centered with arrange­ ments o f pastel spring flowers. Guests, who b raan arriving at 3 p.m. were served punch and delectable items from an hors d 'oeuvres buffet table which fea­ tured lobster, shrimp and other party fare. Following the reception, profes­ Grace Marie Stlncclphcr sional entertainment w as pro­ vided. Emcee w as comedian Dan Dillon. There w as an I lungarian accordionist and vio­ linist, a vocal trio, the Dale Burke Orchestra and Atilla the Magician. Dinner was then served to 240 guests which included diateaubrind, chicken supreme and seafood newburg. Following dinner, troubadour Vince LaKosa serenaded the guests with his steel banjo com ­ positions. A dessert bar which included a variety o f ice creams with sev­ eral toppings served as the finale to the elegant meal. Am ong the family members attending were the couple's two children, Sara Jacobson o f Sanford and Attom ev Sammy Jacobson and his wife Judy of Jacksonville. Grandchildren were Ben, Karen and Anna Lea Jacobson o f Jacksonville. Also attending were Mrs. Jacobson's two sisters, Selma Levy Newman o f New York and Louise Levy Fontaine o f Orlando. Mr. Jacobson's sisterin-law, Mrs. A rthur (Abe) Jacobson, Maitland, and num er­ ous nieces and nephews. Rose Levy was b o m in New York City, but moved to Geneva as a child and attended Sanford schools. She graduated from Sem inole High School and fol­ lowing her graduation from Florida State College for W omen, she taught school in LaGrangc, Ga. She later returned to Sanford where she taught fifth grade at Sanford Gram m ar School. Herman Jacobson w as b om in Poland and moved to Rhode Island w ith his brothers as a S H S C lass o f 1931 Holds 50 Year R eunion On Friday, June 5 ,1 9 8 1 , the Sem inole High class o f 1931 gathered at tnc Holiday Inn, Marina Isle for their 50 Year Reunion. There were 42 class members present, many o f whom had not seen each other In several years, so there w as much gabbing, hugging and reminiscing. With spouses and guests, there was a total present o f 65. The private dining room was decorated w ith pages from the Salmagundi and each name tag featured the picture o f the class m em ber from the 1931 Sally. Roy Britt gave the invocation before the banquet style dinner. Henry Witte, chairm an of the event, introduced the spouses and guests with Edwin Shinholscr conducting "In M em orial" for 21 deceased class­ mates. , Each class mem ber gave a rundown o f his or her life dur­ ing the past 50 years after which 1986 to M ay 2000. O fficials explained he would serve tim e, get paroled , com m it another crim e, nave his parole revoked, serve m ore tim e, get another parole. He moved to Central Florida about one year ago, follow ing his N ew York parole In M ay of last year, and already has a his­ tory In Sem inole C ounty of burglary, grand theft and deal ing in stolen property. He w as last arrested locally in February. A ccording to the victim , R inaldo first confronted her M onday night, w hile she w as w alking her dog. H e accused her o f "m essin g w ith his ten t," w hich she had not done. He later broke into the victim 's hom e and sexually battered her. H e then took her car, w hich has been recovered. R in ald o's apprehension w as accom plished w ithout Incident. H e w as booked into the Sem inole C ounty Jail on a charge o f sexual assault-battery on a victim over 12 years o f age, w ith physical force. tree planting in honor o f Environm ental Club sponsor, Patty Sw ann, and a Trash to Treasures project where groups o f fifth-grade students used recyclable material to create "treasures from trash". A drag­ on m ade o f cardboard boxes and other material took first place. T he first place headed by Pine Crest principal, Barry Lieoovitz. Second place team , under the leadership of Paul Senka, created a robot. Earth D ay activities ended on Friday w ith the planting o f a m aple tree. teenager. Although he had very little formal schooling, he was self-taught In many fields. He moved to Sanford in the late 1920's and opened the H.A. Department store on Sanford avenue w ith his brother, Abe. Rose's father worked as a butcher in a grocery store near the H.A. The two met one day when Rose picked up her father at the store. They were married June 16,1935. Mrs. Jacobson gave up teach­ ing and went in business with her husband. They opened RoJay in 1952 which they were continuing to operate at the time of their anniversary. awards were given. Ethel Gates Truex, M iddletown, N.Y., and Ruth Martin Sym onds, Williamson, N.Y. tied for com ing the farthest distance. There was another tie for longest continuous marriage betw een Eunice Banks Horton and Frances Lossing Wilson. Nellie* Lord Fryer of Sanford captured the award for lire greatest number of lineal grand­ children and grcat-grandcnildrcn. The senior class president was Jane LcRoy Clayton now of Sidney, Ohio. A special guest was Mrs. Mae Fort, a favorite teacher. , Table decorations were under the direction o f Gertrude Vining Woods and Donald Anderson. There w asn’t a listing o f atten­ dees, but those in accom panying pictures were Edwin Shinholscr, Roy Britt, Henry Witte, Sara Maxwell Harrison, Wallace Philips, G riff Scholfield and Harry Hall. (I w onder whether this class is planning on iLs 70th reunion this year?) 60th Anniversary O bserved Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Goodspeed celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on June 11, 1981. Harlow W. Goodspeed moved to Milton, FI. in 1920 from Ohio where he met Alice Alday of Donalson, Ga. They were mar­ ried June 11, 1921 in Pensacola .End moved to Sanford the next month. Mr. Goodspeed retired in 1965 from the ACL Railroad. Mrs. Goodspeed had worked for RoJay for many years. The couple had one daughter, Joyce (Mrs. H. Wight) Kirtlcy, who had recently moved back to the area where her husband w as the pastor of Com m unity United M ethodist Church in Casselberry. Rev. and Mrs. Kirtley enter­ tained (he couple on their anniversary at a lavish celebra­ tion at the Sanford Woman's Club. About 400 relatives and friends attended the open house. The Goodspceds, w ho were members of First United Methodist Church, had four grandchildren and two great­ grandchildren. Honest, I Guaranteed Concern Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th St, Sanford mv -00564 Since 1 9 5 9 >HSai NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN 4 0 7 - 3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 Arrest Rem em ber Someone Special This M other's Day! C ontinued from Page IA | Avenue, not far from the vieI tim 's hom e. The Sem inole County S h e riff's O ffice received a num ­ b er o f tips regarding Rinaldo's w hereabouts, including identi•a m otel room In w hich he Had b een staying. Rinaldo has an extensive crim inal history from New York State, Including sexual battery and sexual abuse. 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April 22. 2001 T iie S eminole ll r ju u i SANFORD CITY COMMISSION AGENDA FOR 4-23-01 to annex a portion of properly botwoon Sanford Avonuo and Mellonville Avenue and botwoon Rose HA Trail and Pine Way. 4005 Sanford Avenuo, Mary Taylor, ownor. Recommended by the Director of Engineering and Planning and tho CRy Manager. 9 First readng of Ordnance No. 3641 to annex two portions of property botwoon Rose Hi Tran and Pine Way and botwoon Sanford Avonuo and Moflomrllle Avonuo, 4075 and 4085 Sanford Avenue, Christopher and Lndonna Frank, owners, and Richard T. And Kim Frank, owners Recommended by the Director of Engineering and Planning and tho CRy Manager. 10. First readng of Ordinance No. 3642 to annex two portions of prop­ erty between Poinsetta Drive and Rose Drive and botween Palm Way and Sanford Avonuo, 292 and 296 Rose Drive, Anthony Eaton and Harold Smola, owners, and Oeorgo and Carol Mullins, owners. Recommended by the Director of Engineering and Planning and tho CRy Managor. 11. First readng of Ordnance No. 3643 to dosignato the residence at 703 Sanford Avenuo as a Historic Landmark. Recommendod by the Historic Preservation Board, tho Director of Planning and Development, and the CRy Managor. (RWS-4.B.) 12. Authorize staR to proceed wRh the Historic District Street Lighting Project using Lighting Plan Option IBt, ballot language, procedures, 51% approval rato; and, subject to majority approval, creation of Iho Special Assessment District with yearly . assessment on property tax bill, If, at and approve $13,749 from Reserves lor up-front engineering costs. Recommended by the PubRc Works Director and the CRy Manager. (RWS-3) 13. Approve contract with OlatUng, Jackson Kercher Rinehart and Lopez, Inc. For Architectural and Engineering Services tor RtverwaN and Revitalization Project and approve three Work Orders in total amount ol $760,000. Recommended by the Director of Engineering end Planning and the CRy Manager. (IW S-7A ) 14. Approve settlement offer from Gas Properties . Inc. regardng 217 3. Park Avenue, Coda Enforcement Case No. 95-44. Recommended by . Mayor Laaaard and tha City WORK SESSION 3:30 pan. In tha City Managar'a Conference Room, Sacond Floor 1. Interview of prospective board appointees. (HR-1) 1. Boards: appointments. (SWS-1) A Board of Adpzstmont Barbara A Cemetery Advisory Committee. Knowles has resigned. NEED TO There Is ona vacancy. Applcafion APPOINT A REPLACEMENT. on file from Mark Hootler. Andrew Valonle would Uko to bo B. Historic Preservation Board. appointed (no applications on No). There Is one vacancy. Applications B. Cemetery Advisory Committee on file from Marveen Kely, James There Is one vacancy. NEED TO Roes Lee, Stephanie Powers, and APPOINT A REPLACEMENT. Marla Shrove. Appfication on He from Mark Hoefier. C. Planning and , Zoning C. Historic Preservation Board. Commission. There Is ona vacancy. Barbara Knowles has resigned. Applications on fie from Robert B. NEED TO APPOINT A REPLACE­ Conaway and James Rosa Lae; and MENT. Applications on file from Gary Lowed, Richard Huber and Marveen Kelly, Jamos Ross Lee, Steve Vaughan who were Inter­ Stephanie Powers and Maria viewed December 11,2000. Shreve. D. Sanford Housing Authority. There D. Planning and Zoning wB be five vacancies May 1 (Includ­ Commission. Jim Valerino has ing one present vacancy). 2. Presentation by LYNX. resigned. NEED TQ APPOINT A REPLACEMENT. Applications on 3. Discussion reganfing Historic District No from Robert Carraway, Jamos Street Lighting Project. (#R-12) Ross Lee, Gary Lowed, Richard 4. Discussion reganfing historic preser­ Huber and Steve Vaughn. vation Items. A. Establish a Sanford Avenue E. Sanford Housing Authority. There Historic District. is one vacancy and wMbe four more B. Designate the residence at 703 on May 1. NEED TO APPOINT Sanford Avenue as a Historic REPLACEMENTS. Lnncfrna/k. (tR-11) 2. Authorize demolition of property at 5. Sanford Housing Authority update. 1324 Oleander Avenue, Verbal update by Mayor Lessard and Condemnation Report No. 00-01, Richard Moore. Stephanie KrawczynskJ and Lizzie 6. Discussion of Regular Agenda Rems, HI, owner. Recommended by the Add-on Rems, and other Rems. Director of Community Development 7. City Manager's briefing. and the CRy Manager. A Rlverwalk contract (RR-13) 3. Authorize vehicle extensions: A Unfit 5/31ADI for Josio Ingram. 71 ~ “ Brewer CL REGULAR MEETING 7 p m City Commission Chambers, r f i W I rrtnrtr KXX B. Unfit 6/29/01 lor Virginia Jordan, • Citizen participation. 1600W .5(h6t.#28. Recommended by tha Director of Public Hearings Community Development and Bio 1. Re: 2.28 acres lying between SR 48 wlfy MflnByw. (W. 1st Street) and Nodhstar Court 4. First readng of Ordnance No. 3632 and between Creek Road and to amend the Firefighters’ Pension llpeala Rood, 3941 W. 1st Street Plan as requested by the Pension Johnson Ventures, Inc., owner, Craig Board. Recommended by the Finance Director and the City A Second readtog end adoption of Manager. Tabled el meeting of Ortfinanoo No. 3634 to annex the March 26,2001, tor revisions. properly. Ad pubfished April 11 and 8. First readng of Ordnance No. 3633 18, 2001. Reoommendad by tha ‘ to emend the Police Officers' CRy Manager. Pension Plan as requested by the B. Second readng and adoption at Pension Board. Recommended by Otdnanc* No. 3835 to rezona tha the Finance Director and the CRy property from A-1 (Agriculture) to PD Manager. Tabled at meeting of (Planned Development) and March2 8 ,2 0 0 1, tor revisions, a p w l °r Development o e. trim tearfiriQ ol OnSnanoe No. 3038 01-0007,, Ad pufcBthad Aprl .11, to annex a portion of property 2001, Reoommendad the CRy between West 28th street and 28th Place extended westerly end 1. Approve submission of renewal 2. Second rearing and adopfion of between Perk Avenue and Magnote appfication tor DUI Enforcement UnR Onfinanca No. 3636 to annex .40 Avenue, 2806 Park Avenue, Barton Project 2002 FL DOT grant funds. acres of properly between SarRa B. Pitcher, et el, owner. Recommended by the CRy Manager. Street and Briardiffe Street and Recommended by the Director of 2. Approve submlealon of gapficafion between Mohawk Avenue and Engineering end Planning and (he for Stop Aggressive Driving Marshal Avenue (704 Briarcfifie CRy Manager. Practices FL DOT grant funds. Street). Jam es Jr. and Veronica 7. First readng of Ordnance No. 3639 Recommended by the City Manager. Postal, owner. Ad pubfished April 11 to annex a portion ol property 3. Approve payments made during end 18, 2001. Recommended by between Oak Drive end Narcissus March, 2001. Recommended by fits CRy Manager. Avenue and botween Palm Drive Ihe CRy Manager. 3. Second readng and adoption of and RacheRe Avenue, 447 Palm 4. Approve and authorize CRy Manager Ordnance No. 3637 to vmex 126 Drive, Marcus KondreckJ, owner. to execute amandnant Increasing acres of properly between Seminole Recommended by tha Director of the Sanford Gasification Plant Silo Boulevard extended easterly and Group's agreement with GEI Celery Avenue and between Brtsson CRy Menspor Consultants, Inc., Atlantic Avenue extended northerly and May •. First raadng of Ordnance No. 3840 Environmental DMsion, by $39,000 IITiaillTEB BY I I II f (city's share Is $4,875). Rocommondod by tho CRy Manager. 5. Accept bid from Southom Park and Play Systems, Inc. in amount oI $6,810 for shado covers lor Zinn Beck Field, IFB00/01-21. Rocommondod by tho CRy Managor. 6 Approve street closures and woivo ad loos in conjunction with Memorial Day Parado Special Event: 1st Street from Sanford Avonuo to Park Avenue and Park Avonuo from 1st Street to Seminole Boutovard from 9 30 AM to 12:30 PM. Monday. May 28.2001. Rocommondod by tho CRy Manager. 7. 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Approve stroot closure and waiver ol all loos In conjunction with Grand Opening/ Ribbon Cutting Ceremony ol Paw Park Spodal Event from 8.00 AM to 3:00 PM Saturday, May 5, 2001: doso 4th Stroot from Laurel Avenuo to French Avonuo. Recommended by the CRy Managor. Unlimited nights, Unlimited Weekends. At no additional charge. Iiy I I I I I Parkway Phaso I; amondmont amount is $63,510 with funding Irom 1 Cent Sales Tax and from Utility Department. Recommendod by tho CRy Managor. tO. Approve use ol northeast ond of Marina parking lot for Yamaha Liquid World Tour Spodal Evenl Irom 5:00 AM to 7.00 PM on May 12 & 13. 2001. Rocommondod by Iho City Managor. 11. Approve street closures and use ol CRy Hall omptoyoo parking lot In conjunction with State Criterium Championships Spodal Event from 6 0 0 AM to 6:00 PM, Sunday, May 20, 2001: portions of 0 streets between Somtnolo Boulevard and 1st Street and between Palmotto Avonuo and Myrtle Avenuo. Recommended by tho CRy Managor. 12. Approve Amendment 54 to CPH Contrad for Enginooring Services lor renewal of the city's Consumptive Uso Permit from SJRWMO, cost not to oxceod $19,136 00. Rocommondod by tho CRy Manager. 13. Approve sale end consumption ol alcoholic beverages In the Don Pablos Restaurant perking to! (100 Towne Center Boulevard) from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM Saturday, May 5, Come Join The Family Fun Tour Our Up«To«Date Campuses Share In The Excitement • Refreshments • Balloons • Clowns Call For More Information S e m in o le T ow ne C e n te r U n iv e r s i ty P a r k P ark 100 Aero Lane Sanford, FI 32771 Age 2 thru Grade 8 S e m in o le A irp o rt C e n te r 10250 University Blvd. Orlando, FL 32817 Ago 2 through Grade 8 850 K. Airport Blvd. Sanford, FL 32773 Age 2 thru Grade 6 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -1 1 4 4 (4 0 7 ) 6 7 8 -0 3 3 3 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -6 7 7 1 C am p u ses O pen 6 :3 0 a.m . • 6 :3 0 p.m . ACtjpCDITED b V A1SF HECOGNIZED BY THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOB PRIVATE SCIKXX ACCnrtlMATION wwivjj.icjoschool com I W-I- ",’ T :• ■■■.-------- •• River Court 2250 Colory Avonuo. Celery Farms Land Holding* Company, owner, W. Garnett White, Managing General Partner. Ad pub­ lished April 11 and 18, 2001. Recommended by the City Manager 1 Monday, April 23,2001 Sanford City Hall, 300 North Park Avanua ' * f * ez: �I Inside: Section B C lassifeds 6 B-8 B C rossword 7 B T V L istings 4 B W eather 2 B Sunday April 22 , 2001 Lions end season on a hot run By Dean Smith S ports E d ito r O V IE D O — The O viedo Lions appear to be ready to roar in next w eek's Class 6A-D istrict 3 Baseball Tournament at Lake M ary High School. First-year coach Kevin W ainscott took a chance when he took over the reins o f the Lions, keeping a core o f veteran seniors to go along w ith seven sopho­ m ore's on the varsity roster. But the roll o f the dice has paid off as O viedo, which starts an all-under­ classm an Infield, quickly matured after a slow start and finished the season on a four-gam e w inning streak, w ith all four victo­ ries com ing against teams that are also playing redhot baseball. A fter pulling off big dis­ trict w ins ov er Lake Mary, ranked in the top 10 in the state and also appearing in the top 20 nationally in ‘ “ and‘ “DeeLand, three polls, which w as also com ing;oof f a w in over the Ram s, the Lions concluded the regu­ lar season w ith hom e wins over Sem inole and Lyman this week. Thursday night at M iklcr Field, O viedo honored its sen io r's in a pre-gam e cere­ m ony then w ent out and took care o f Lym an, 11-6. Justin Stines w as the w in­ ning pitcher, giving up one hit and striking ou t eight over the first four innings. Jeff Knapp and Bridger Hunt led the offense, both going 3 -fo M . But the Lions' second biggest win o f the season, behind upsetting Lake M ary at tne Ram s’ hom e, cam e on Tuesday as O viedo ended Sem inole's 18-gam c w inning streak an a denying the Fighting Sem inolcs a new school record for consecutive vic­ tories w ith a 5-3 trium ph. Sem inole missed a golden opportunity to take an early lead as the Lions show ed off its defense. With one out in the top o f the first inning, C hris Krall singled and Angelo Fetracca w alked and both advanced a base on a wild pitch. H unt then robbed Jason Louw sm a o f tw o RBI when he leaped to snag a soft liner headed for right and sliurtstop M att Lopez m ade a running over-the-should er catch o f a bloop by Jake D avis to end the Inning. The Tribe also show ed off a little leather o f its ow n In the bottom o f the first inning as Louw sm a dug out a low throw from catcher Dom inic Fetracca to catch Knapp attem pting to steal. O viedo would get tow m ore runners on base, but D avis w ould strike out a , pair to end the threat. The Lions finally broke through in the bottom of the third Inning as Knapp doubled to deep right and moved to third on a N ick Tenekedes grounder before scoring on a tw o-out d ou­ ble by Hunt that barely eluded Angelo Petracca at third. The Tribe tied tire score in the top o f the fourth inning 5 ; D s v i: singled srvt lesy runner Keith Parrett went to second on a wild pick-off throw. Parrett went to third on a D om inic Petracca grounder, but the next batter struck. U riah Kimmig, however, S e e O vied o, Page 3B Diamond d istrict pairings set By Dean Smith S ports E ditor SA N F O R D -L- T he final district tourna­ m ent w eek for the 2000-2001 school year gets started this M onday as the baseball and softball team s begin w hat figures to be a hotly contested w eek o f games. Each of the four tournam ents that involve Sem inole A thletic Conference schools features at least tw o teams that are considered threats for state cham pi­ onships. In baseball, Sem inole (20-8) and Lake Lake Mary, W inter Springs, Sem inole earn top s e e d s M ary (23-4, w ith a gam e against University rem aining on Friday) will be the top seeds in Class 5A -D istiict 5 and C lass 6A-D istrict 3, respectively, but Spruce Creek, Deltona and Pine Ridge arc all m ore than capable of w in n in g In 5A -5 and anyone, especially O viedo and Lake Brantley, could claim 6A-3. In softball. W inter Springs is the top seed in G a s s 6A-D istrict 3, but O viedo and Lake M ary arc also playing well and can never be counted out. In C lass 5A-D istrict 5, Spruce Creek is 22-2 and the top seed, but the H aw ks' tw o defeats cam e at the hands of Sem inole and Deltpna late in the season. The Class 5A-District 5 baseball tour­ nament kicks off the action at 11 a.m. on M onday with #2 seeded Spruce Creek taking on No. 7 Mainland on M elching Field at Conrad Park in DcLand. The rest o f the dlay ay'ss action has #6 a n battling bat Lyman #3 Deltona at 1:30p.m .; emino #1 Sem inole facing ic in g #8 Lake How ell at 4:30 p.m i .; iand #4 Pine Ridge _ ^tackling #5 Flagler-Palm Coast from Bunnell at 7:30 p.m. S e e D istricts, Page 2B W h a t a ballgam e Rams nip Seminole in weird affair, 9-8 By Henry Uhlanbrauck, Jr. H e ra ld C orrespo nden t By Daan Smith S ports E d ito r L A K E M A R Y — W hen you have tw o team s the caliber o f Sem inole and Lake M ary squaring off you expect odd things to happen. But this w as ridiculous. — The R am s' Tbcker Pearce hit a tw o-out single in the bottom o f the ninth inning w ith run­ ners o n second and third to plate M att M ergo w ith the w inning run as Lake M ary h an d ed the Fighting Sem lnoles their second con­ secutive loss, 11V9, in a • ' Sem inole A thletic Conference ;ame at Lake M ary High gan Sch ‘ “Thursday n ig h t But even the final score does not com e d o se to describing this bizarre game. Sem inole (20-8) looked to be on the w ay to a big w in as they ham m ered Ram s starter Trevor Berry hill in the second inning. Jason Louwsm a led off and beat out an infield single and w ent to third w hen Jak e D avis ripped a single into right-cen­ ter field. D om inic Petracca . singled to left to score Louw sm a and M att Fraysier beat ou t a bunt to load the bases, still w ith n o one out. U riah Kim m ig w alked to force in Keith Parrett, a cou r­ tesy runner fo r Davis, and W illie Bennett lifted a sacrifice fly to right to score D om inic Pptracca and m oving Fraysier over to third. B ut the Tribe missed a gold­ en opportunity to have even a bigger inning w hen the next tw o batters failed to get the ball out o f the infield, one on a foul pop to the catcher and an Inning-ending grounder to third. T h e Ram s broke through In the third inning as Pearce led off w ith a single and M att H orw ath walked. S e e Lake M aty, Page 3B Seminole softball preps for tourney HnU photo, by Ait ZMhwkl SemJnoJa's Matt Fraysiaf (top) lays down a bunt single during a throe-run top ol the second Inning, but Lake Mar/| Tucker Pearce (bottom) says it all as he slides safely across home to start a three-run third tor the Bams. Pearce would end up being the star a s his two-out single in the bottom ol the ninth Inning plated Matt Mergo with the win­ ning run aa Lake Mary edged the Fighting Semlnoles. B-8, Thursday night at Lake Mary. L ak e B rantley on a roll with tourney on tap By Hanry Uhlanbrauck, Jr. Herald Correspondent C A SSE L B E R R Y — It's looking more and m ore like the upcom ing C lass 6A-D istrict 3 baseball tournam ent is going to be a barn­ burner. Everyone knows about Lake M ary's accom plishm ents this season and fans are starting to take notice o f O viedo after its fin­ ish. But the Rams and Lions faithful had better not forget Lake Brantley. The Patriots got the final w eek of the reg­ ular season started In fine fashion as Greg M orcira, Ian Holm an and M att H oylcr com ­ bined on a seven strike out, no-hi»ter as they whipped W inter Park, w hich handed Lake M ary just its second loss o f the season tw o weeks ago, 6-1. G eorge Bradncr w ent 2-for-3 with a d ou­ ble a n a drove in two runs to lead the Lake Brantley attack, while Brandon King went 2foi^3 w ith an RBI. O n Wednesday, the Patriots were at it again as they slam m ed Lake How ell 6-1 to spoil the Silver H aw ks' senior night celebra­ tion. Lake Brantley got solo hom e runs from Brandner and Rav Horal w ith B randncr's blast com ing on tne third pitch in the game. W hile the Patriots needed just three pitch­ es to take the lead, it took Lake Howell seven batters to tie the gam e in the bottom o f thd first inning. Lead-off batter William Delgado hit an infield single to third and would advance on a bunt by Tony Louka, w ho outran the tag attem pt by Lake Brantley pitcher, Charles Sutton. W ith runners one first and second, tragedy would strike Lake Brantley when Sutton w as beaned by a line-drive hit by Mark O 'Brien. The ricochet would bounce to third basem an, Ray Horal, w ho m ade the force out play for the first out. Sutton was hit on the left knee and was S e e Patriots, Page 3B SA N FO R D — It w as not exact­ ly the finish to the season that coach D ave Rogers w as looking for, but the Sem inole High School softball team showed that it can com pete w ith any­ one. O n TUcsday, O viedo’s Katie Field stn ick out 10 and helped her ow n cause by going 2-tor-3, •w ith both hits being doubles, and the Lions took advantage of Fighting Sem lnoles m istakes to claim a 4-1 victory. O n Thursday, the Tribe held a 1-0 lead through the w hole gam e until the seventh Inning tyhen som e m lacues co st the hom e team the gam e against O rlando pow er Colonial. M aking her varsity debut p itch ­ * the ‘ Lady' N ing for 1 oles, sopho_ m ore Andrea Poloche, struckout six and g iv in g up only on e walk. P olocnc's JV record w as 13-3-1. Sem inole (16-10) scored its only run in the first inning w hen a w ild pitch got by the G ranendlers catcher Sarah Robinson. H elping her ow n cause, Poloche got on base with a w alk and advanced to second on a steal. With one out, Kara Lively got Poloche to third w hen she grounded out to second base. Then on the fourth pitch to Jenny A bcndroth, Poloche cam e hom e when the wild pitch. For the rest o f the gam e it looked as though the Poloche score would be all that her team would need. Then after stopping any Colonial chance o f scoring for the w hole game the Sem inole squad ran out o f gas and allowed two n m s to score in the seventh inning. It looked as though the gam e w as a lock when the first two Colonial batters, Kathy Daryananl and Kristen Crosby flew out to the outfield. Then the lead-off batter, Kiley Sieffert, breathed new life into the Colonial squad w ith a long triple to left field. Ivey Ram os would hit a ball that eventually bounced on the back o f Lady Noln third base­ man, Ashley Hill, In her attempt to grab the ball and make the play to first, with Sieffert scoring. Then Colonial would take th e . lead and the win w ith a single dow n the third base line scor­ ing Ramos. Sem inole went quietly in the bottom o f the seventh as all three Tribe batters went down on strikes. The Fighting Sem inoles were to have pTayea another Class 6 A squad on Friday, in Orlando against Edgewater, before tak­ ing part in the Class 5A-District 5 tournam ent at Daytona Beach Com m unity College as the No. 2 seed and face No. 7 Mainland in the first round on Tuesday at 7 p.m. �P a g e 2 1) Sunday, April 22. 2001 T he S eminole H eeald ACCU WEATHER” FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida W eath er Shotm 0 tomorrow's weaver. Tamperauxes Sunday Mamfy doar. R egion al W e a th e r A lm an ac Tamparatur* Georgia: Clear to parity doudy tonight. Parity to moatfy sunny tomorrow wtth a ntoa afternoon. Fort Mytn7 A Capa Coral v , 75* Low ...................................... .... 44* Normal Ngh......................... .... 83* Normal low ................ ......... .... 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D is tric ts ij 2 7 ur! 1 7 _______ 1sj l Shown srs noon poatoent of waathar systama and praoMaSon. Tamparstur* bands i Nght lor the day. Foracato NghAowtemperature* am gkantor salat- - ----YaaSarday** National HtgMLow: (torf t * 46 oonilguoua (tala*) High 04* to Fort Stockton. TX Lear 16* to Coudarsporf, PA BASEBALL-SOFTBALL DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS C ontinued from page IB The two Class 6A-D istrict 3 tourney's also begin on M onday with Ihe 4-5 gam es. In the softball tourney at W inter Springs, N o. 4 DcLand (2-6) faces No. 5 L ik e Brantley (0-6) at 7 p.m. In the basrrball tournam ent at Lake Mary, No. 4 W inter Springs takes on a resurgent DcLand team that has played very well ov er the final two weeks. O n Tuesday, the C lass 5A-D istrict 5 softball tournam ent opens a t Daytona Beach Com m unity College w ith Lyman taking on Lake How ell a t 2 p.m .; D eltona squaring off w ith Pine Ridge at 4 JO p.m.; and N o. 2 Sem inole facing Mainland at 7 p.m. T h e 6A-4 tournam ents will also kick Into high gear on Tuesday w ith sem ifinals to decide who w ill advance to regional* next week. I n s o ftb a ll, a l W in te r S p rin g *, n m o n ste r b a ttle betw een No. 3 Lake M a n ' and N o. 2 O viedo takes lacc at 5 p.m . and #1 W inter Springs takes on the eLand-Lake Brantley w inner at 7 JO p.m . In baseball, at Lake Mary, perennial challenger Lake Brantley and alw ays tough O viedo, w hich has w ins over both Sem inole and Lake M ary in the past tw o w eeks, square o ff at 5 p.m . In a sem i­ final contest that prom ises to b e th e best gam e In the early tournam ent schedule at 5 p.m . Lake M ary looks to take its first step toward a E W o rld C ities state title against the D eLand-W intcr Springs w in­ ner at 8 p.m. T he 5A -5 baseball sem ifinals will be played bn W ednesday at Conrad Park w ith the Spruce Creek-M ainland w inner taking on the LymanDeltona w inner a t 4 JO p.m . and the Scm inoleLake How ell w inner facing the Pine RidgeF lag lerP alm Coast w inner a t 7 J O p.m . T he 5A -5 softball sem ifinals will also b e contest­ ed on W ednesday w ith the Sem inole/M ainland Winner fa d n g the battle o f D eltona (Pine R idge/D eltona) w inner at 5 p.m . and #1 Spru ce C reek facing the Lym an/Lake H ow ell w inner a t 7 pm O n Thursday, the 5A -5 Baseball Cham pionship G am e w ill b e played a t 7 J 0 p.m . a t Conrad P a r t in D eLand; the 6A -4 Softball C ham pionship G am e w ill b e played at 7 JO p.m . a t W inter Springs H igh School; and the 6A -4 Baseball B A SE B A L L C L A SS 5A -D IS T R IC T 5A at M elch ln g Field at Conrad Park, D eLand M ONDAY, A P R IL 23 G am e 1 _ Spruce C reek vs. M ainland, 11 a.m . G am e 2 _ Lyman vs. D eltona, 1 JO p.m . G a m * 3 _ Sem inole vs. Lake H ow ell, 4 JO p.m . G am e 4 _ Pine Ridge vs. Flagler-Palm Coast, 7JO p.m . W E D N E SD A Y A P R IL 25 G am e 5 _ Spruce Creek/M ainland w inner vs. Lym an/D eltona winner, 4 3 0 p .m . G am e 6 _ Sem inole/Lake How ell w inner vs. Pine R ldge/Ftagter-Palm C o ast w inner, 7JO p.m. T H U R SD A Y A P R IL 26 C H A M P IO N SH IP G A M E _ G am e 5 w inner vs. G am e 6 winner, 7 JO pan. C lu m p ln iu h lp C a m e w ill b e p la y e d a l B p .m . at Lake M ary High School. T he 5A -5 Softball Cham pionship G am e w ill be played o n Friday at 7 p.m. a t Daytona Beach C om m unity College. T h e first round o f the regions Is will be played either Tuesday o r W ednesday next w eek, w ith the district w inners and runners-up advancing. T he w inner* w ill host the first round, w ith the run­ ners-up going cm Ihe road to take on a district cham pion. C L A S S toA r-D ISTK IC T S at Lika Mary High School ------ . . .in M ONDAY, A P R IL 2 3 ...................... G am e 1 _ DeLand vs. W inter Spring*, 7 JO pan. T U E S D A Y A P R IL 24 G a m * 2 _ Lake Brantley vs. O viedo, 5 pun. G a m * 3 _ Lake M ary vs. DeLand/W inter Springs winner; 8 put sun. TH U R S9DAY, I A P R IL 26 C H A M P IO N SH IP G A M E _ C am e 2 w inner vs. G am e 3 winner, 8 p.m . SO FT B A L L C L A SS 5A -D IS T R IC T 5 at D aytona Beach C om m u nity C ollege M O N D AY, A P R IL 23 G am e 1 _ Lyman vs. Lake H ow ell, 2 pun. G am e 2 _ D eltona vs. Pine Ridge, 4 3 0 pun. G am e 3 _ Sem inole vs. M ainland, 7 pun. W E D N E SD A Y A P R IL 25 G am e 4 _ Sem inole/M a inland w inner v*. Deltona /fane R idge winner, 5 pun. G a m * 5 _ Spruce C reek vs. Lyman/Lake Howell winner; 7 p.m. FRIDAY, A P R IL 27 C H A M P IO N SH IP G A M E _ C am e 4 w inner va. Gom e 5 winner, 7 pun. C L A S S 6A -D 1ST R IC T 3 at W inter Sp rin gs t l l * l i School Game 1 _ DeLand vs. G am e 2 _ Lake M ary iry v*. vs. O viedo, t 5>pun. G am e 3 _ W inter Springs v». DelLand/!Lake Brantley winner, 7JO pun. TH U R SD A Y, A P R IL 26 C H A M P IO N SH IP G A M E _ G am * 2 w inner vs. G am e 3 winner; 7 JO pun. 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S f-m inoi.e I I eraui S ihhI.in \prll n 2(101 |\lgc 'ill Lake M ary Continuted from page IB After a failed bunt try, Ryan Bono singled to center and Pearce scored on the play when the Seminole center fielder overthrew the cut off man. I lorwath and Bono went to third and second on the em u. A wild pitch allowed Horwath to score the sec­ ond m n of the inning and courtesy runner Chris Lane scored the gam e-tying m n on a grounder to third by Kyle Bono. l-lk c Mary then looked like it had the gam e in hand as Berryhill settled down, throwing four scoreless innings, and the Rams offense cam e up with a pair o f runs. In the fourth inning. Josh Gray singled, but was forced at second on a nice play by Kimmig on a bunt by Robert Yero. Mike M uzeka then reached on an infield single, but Tribe pitcher Angelo Pctracca bore dow n to get a big strike out for the second out o f the Inning. H orw ath then got a clutch tw o-out single to left to score Yero from second with the goahead run. Lake M b i t got an insurance m n in the fifth inning. .W lltronc out, Kyle Bono clubbed his sec­ ond double o f the gam e, but pinch-runner Fernando Baerga w as gunned dow n at the plate on a super throw from Chris Krall on a single to right by Mcrgo. Mlergo crgo ’w ent to second on the throw and scored w hen G ray launched a double off the ccnterficld wall. Heading into the top o f the seventh inning . Sem inole looked to be in dire straits as it had only got one runner past first off of Berryhill since the second inning. But the Tribe, which had won 18 gam es in a row earlier this season, was not about to go quietly, but it rallied in a strange way. With one out, Krall and Angelo Pctracca both reached on infield singles and Louwsm a did like­ w ise w hen his potential double play grounder to short nearly bounced over H orw ath's head. O nly the quick hands o f the ju nior shortstop kept the ball in live infield and saved a m n. Davis then grounded to second, scoring Krall and Angelo Pctracca scored the tying m n on a daring play. BcrTynlll threw a pitch in the dirt, but Ryan Bono got dow n to block it. Unfortunately for Bono, the ball roll about eight feet out in front of the plate and Petracca, w ho broke im m ediately on the play, w as able to avoid Bono's tag. Sem inole then got som e help to start the eighth inning and appeared, again, to be headed to vic­ tory. Fraysier led off and sw ung at a pitch at least two feet outside on which Ryan Bono could not reach, allow ing Fraysier to reach safely. Kimmig bunted him up and pinch-hitter Parrett singled to left. The ball hit the tip o f the infield and bounced high into the air and Fraysier raced for hom e w ith tne go-ahead m n. Parrett also got to second when the ball could not be played in left. After a strike out, Krall was hit by a pitch and Angelo Petracca singled to score Parrett. Louwsma then singled to score Krall, but Chad LcG ate m ade a strong throw to third to get Petracca and end the inning. Now it w as the R am s' turn to get off the deck, and just like the Tribe, they got a lot o f help. Gray, w ho w as 3-for-3 at the time, popped up the first pitch o f the inning, but the ball bounced out o f the Sem inole field er's glove for an error. Ycro then singled and both m nner-s advanced on a grounder by M uzeka. Pearce then singled to left, scoring both runners, and went to second when again the Tribe outfielder overthrew the cut off man. Pearce w ent to third on a ground out and scored the tying m n when LcGato's fly was dropped in left-center field. Sem inole had a chance to regain the lead in the top of the ninth inning as Davis led off w ith a double and went to third on a grounder by Dom inic Petracca. But he w as stranded their as Lake M ary reliever Steven Apfel struck out the next tw o Fighting Seminoles. In the bottom o f the ninth inning, M crgo led off with a double, just beating a throw to second by Krall, and Gray was walked intentionally. Yero laid dow n a perfect sacrifice bunt, but Dom inic Pctracca got a big strike out. Faced w ith cither w alking Pearce to load the bases and taking its chances w ith Horwath, who had two hits and also flew out against the centerfield w all, Sem inole tried to get Pearce, w ho hit Briefs THE SAMMY HUGHES FIRST ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC On Monday, April 23, the Sam m y Hughes First Annual G olf Classic will be held at Stoneybrook G olf 6c Country Club in East O range County. Proceeds from the tournam ent will benefit the Sam m y Hughes Tm st Fund established to pay for the on-going care and expenses for Sam m y Hughes, a senior at Oviedo High School w ho » o f(v r^ ,« .permanent spinal c o r d I n ju r y w h jl c I V .f l f a P i W * " B « m ® ' a * 1 f e e ^ r s o , fa m e J'n S W l announcer! has vof- ’ untecrcd to serve as M aster o f Cerem onies for this annual tournam ent w hile other sports celebrities have signed on to play in tne tourna­ ment including Julius IDr. Jt Irving; mem bers o f the C cqtral Florida Chapter o f the N FL Players A ssociation Including: Tom Bland, Jam ie Boone, Mike Cadore, Charles Cornelius, An tone Davis, Steve D eBerg, M ike Fowler, Jam es H arris, Scott Hutchison, Aaron Jones, Jim m y Jordan, Bobby Kroll, Fred M arion, M ike M cBath, Paul M cGowan, Gerald Nichols, Dick Pesonen, Greg Pruit, A1 Schlazcr, Darryl Talley, Thurm an Thom as, Tom W helihan, and Gordon V retired N FL referee Don W edge, retired and IH L player Allan Bcstcr, and W CW w restler “H acksaw ” Jim Duggln. M ike M cBath, president o f the Central Florida Chapter o f the N FL Players Association and for­ m er Director o f the N FL Players Association will m eet w ith the N FL Players Association next week to solicit support from its members. In addition to the golf tournam ent, the event . will include a raffle and an auction o f sports em s ffor the auction include m emorabilia. Items rrchai autographed m erchandise contributed by Bay IHill, the O rlando Magic Arnold Palm er/Bay O rlando M iracle, O rlando Rage, O rlando Solar Bears, M iam i Dolphins, University o f M iami, Tallahassee Thunder, Florida State University, Florida A&M University, Cincinnati Reds, Cincinnati Bcngals, Cleveland Browns, New O rleans Saints, Jerry Faust, form er N otre Dame c o n c h , n ru l o l l U t u n l a n b U p r i z e s .. i s Bill Heard ChbvhsUPik «po:mso ring b “H ole-Inbti'bA with O nc” contest if&dtyUhbtfdA with'IHe tourna­ ment. T he prize is a Chevrolet Blazer valued at $ 2 8 ,0 0 0 .. Tne contest will be held on the #3 hole, w hich is a par-three hole. For more information on the First Annual Sam m y Hughes Benefit G o lf Tournament, please call Greg Futch at the Sem inole County Sh eriff's D epartm ent at (407) 665-6698. SANFORD/SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLF The Sanford /Seminole County Cham ber of Com m erce annual golf outing is scheduled for Tlmacuah G olf C li on Thursday, olf and Country Club April 26th. . A free short gam e/dinic s j __ _ Mosor\ Mutual Fum/s.will begin at 11 a.m . and a putting contest will begin at noon. The tou m am tnt will begin at 1 p.m . with a "shotgun” start - four person team scramble. Players must ertter in advance and all entries will be handled (ft a first-come, first-served basis, w ith a m a x ln u m o f 25 foursomes. Call 407-322-2212 for m ore information. by Art ZMIntkl Lake Mary's Josh Gray pots back safety on a pick-off attempt as Sominolo's Uriah had three hits, including a double, a walk, scored a run and drove in one to help the the first pitch he saw dow n the leftfield line to end the game. Pearce led a 16-hit Lake Mary attack, going 3for-6, scoring two runs and driving in three. Also contributing were Kyle Bono (3-for-5, two doubles, RBI), Gray (3-for-4, double, run, RBI), Horwath (double, single, run, RBI), M crgo (dou­ ble, single, two runs), Ycro (single, two m as), Ryan Bono and M uzcka (one single each) and Lane (tun). Doing the dam age for Sem inole, which had 15 hits, were Louwsma (3-for-4, run, RBI), Davis (double, single, RBI), Fraysier (double, single, run), Angelo Pctracca (tw o singles, run, RBI), Parrett (single, two m a s, RBI), Krall (single, two runs), Dominic Pctracca (single, run, RBI), Kimmig and Bennett (one single and one RBI each) and Anthony DiFonzo (single). The Rams were to finish the regular season by hosting University on Friday and then host the Class 6A-District 3 tournam ent starting on Monday. Sem inole will take on Lake How ell in the first round o f the Class 5A-D istrict 5 Tournament on M clching Field at Conrad Park In DcLand at 4:30 p.m. on Monday. R am s hold off L ak e Howell B y Henry U h len brau ck, Jr . Herald Correspondent LA K E M A RY — Even w ith a late Lake Howell surge in the seventh inning. Lake Mar)', scoring all their runs in the first inning, to bounce back from a l o u a b l o s s ,t o D c l j i i u t b n I’ rU ln y to V d k t m e S tiv cM thvVkii gam e at Lake M ary I tigli School. , , It w as Senior Night at Rams Field but the Lake Howell offense d idn't care as it scored first when Scott Lem an got on a field er's choice in a foiled dou­ ble play attem pt and later scored on a sacrifice fly to left Held. The beleaguered Lake Howell defense would have it's hand s, full when the Rams took to their at bats in the bottom o f the first inning. M aking a rare appearance as the Icadoft batter for Lake Mary, Josh G ray got the Rams bats going when he hit a singje on the first pitch by Silver Hawk hurler, Nick Taft. Gray then scored on a full count double to deep left-center by M att Horwath. I lorw ath, w ho went tw o-forI h t w fo r l l i r i r l s h t , w o u ld .idvaiicirlo Ih lr d o n a W ild p lu .li inning. Lake Howell first chance to score cam e in the sixth inning when Brad Eastcrday got on base by a hit pitch and advanced to third on steals. Louka would get on base on a w alk and advance to second on (i bu t RimAbtU 1 MtniSd’thc. W t c r tUu* and rem ain their as Chad nets right there. ' /*• LeG ate ream ed ori'Hii"driiyhif 1 I j k e 7 tovVell U'VUililYilully '£et o f the gam e, an infield single to on the board and m ake a gam e third. o f it in the seventh inning. Horwath would score on a Sanabria w alked tw o batters balk com m itted by Taft. The with one out and w as replaced balk also advanced L cG atc to by Kyle Bono, w ho w alked second, w ho scored the third William D elgado to load the run o f the inning on single to bases loaded. Bono w ould then right by M att Mcrgo. uncork a wild pitch w ith Derek After that it was a duel betw een Gillard scoring and giving the the Ram s' Adam Sanabria and Rams a sudden aw akening that Taft's replacem ent, Richard they could lose to a team tnat N anierata, w ho cam e in the sec­ had only w on once this season. ond inning. But Bono w orked out o f the Sanabria, w ho broke a personal jam and earned a save w hen he tw o-gam e losing streak, ended got a gam e-ending double play. the gam e with nine strike outs, w ith three com ing in the fifth I Oviedo------------------* ^ /•» * C ontinued from U riah Kim m ig, however, cane through with a big Rvo-out sin gje to plate Parrett ori a iw -2 pitch. A The store remained tied until th p U ito m o f the fifth infyng w hen the Lions w a it tty the long ball to score three runs. 14 i TeneiodCs led’ off with a single igl' and Jason Wolfe d o u b le d to.clcep»left, left, scoring Tcnckedes. Tenckcdes. Hunt Irheh a runner m ade a m istake and reache vn put a third on a grounder to short, > asi t Hunt' e n_ scored when Colin Irvine, who got the pitching victory' in relief o f starter Matt M cClung, nit a triple Into the rightfield com er. N ate Green, who grow up In the Sanford Recreation leagues, followed w ith a single off the lfftfie!d ,w all, scoring Irvine. Irvins then got a little insurance in the sixth . Inning when Randall Ford reached on an error, V en t to second on a sacrifice by Lopez and scored ’•on a tw o-out double to right by Tenekcdes. I Irv in * meanwhile, was coasting on the mound, ; retiring five o f six batters he faced through two ■Innings. i-' He remained tough in the top o f the seventh as ;h e struck out the first tw o batters he faced, giving 'Kim four straight strike outs. IT* : X? ' But the Tribe's offense suddenly cam e to life as Krall doubled to left and went to third when Angelo Petracca reached on an error. Louwsma then clubbed a double into right, scoring both Krall and Pctracca. But that w as as close as Sem inole would get as Hunt m ade a leaping stab of a liner by Davis that seem ed destined for at least a run-scoring double to end the game. Contributing to a 10-hit Lions attack were Tenekedes ana Hunt (both 2-for-4 w ith a double, one run scored and one RBI), Wolfe (double, sin­ gle, RBI), Green (tw o singles, RBI), Irvine (triple, run, RBI), Knapp (double, run) and Ford (run). Providing the offense for Semindlo were Krall (3-for-4, double, run), Louwsma (double, two RBI), Kimmig (single, RBI), Anthony DiFonzo and Davis (one single each) and Angelo Petracca and Parrett (one run scored each). Both teams will be in district play next week, Sem inole being the No. 1 seed in Class 5A-District 5 ancktaking on Lake Howell at Conrad Park in DcLand at 4 JO p.m . on Monday, and the Lions being the No. 2 seed and taking on #3 Lake Brantley in the sem ifinals of the Class 6A-District 3 Tournament on TUcsday at 5 p.m. at Lake Mary High School. CENTRAL FLORIDA’S ONLY left. Then Strickland would double to right-center field advancing Sw anson to third base. With no outs, Jonathon Shaw would hit a sacrifice fly to leftfield scoring Swanson. Ridiard Bergen would hit a sin­ gle to left field scoring in Strickland. Then in the seventh inning. w ith the score 5-1, Horal led the inning with a 1-0 shot over left . field getting the team its second solo hom e run for the night. 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Ken ek would com e in and finish t the inning and the game, ek would get six strike-outs, th three in the sixth Inning, th the gam e tied 1-1, Lake rntley put the gam e aw ay in >fourth inning by getting two is on three hits. Scott anson would single to deep throw. Gray the Tribe, 9-fl. SANFORD K IS S IM M E E 2370 W. AIRPORT BLVD. 1266 S. BERMUDA (407)321-1957 (407)932-2070 D O N 'T B E F O O L E D B Y IM IT A T O R S . E X P E C T THE BEST! • IN S U R A N C E C L A IM S • W ARRAN TY �. I M ■ �|* i» k c (ill Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad S i in d n y . A p r i l 2 2 . 2 0 0 1 L egals L egals r a m ) n May 8. 2001 • So*o I eve*opmer4 Corporation. 006 South Petony Ave . Ortando. f t 32606. 4c8o n *4 117 67601 *1. The prefect la located m CemmcM Cotedy. Seclwn O**. T ^ n th ip 20 South, Range 30 Eaal The ERPapfAcelon It lor oonatnxtvm -of a e itter turface water managemonl aytlem to aerve the Tlmacuan. Trad 1 Suhd Aston The receding watertxxJy it m# St Johns Rhrer Pt/ utl Pevetapmenl. Inc. 299 South Orange A v e . Suae 1350, Orlando. FL 129 1. appScabon #4 117 22074 6 The pro|ed la located to Sermnda Coutfy, Sw tons 37 & 36, Township 21 Scc9\. Range 30 Eatt The ERP#c**ca8on la to r w t f r r tio n to *te prevlnutly tttued turlace water menegemera pemtaa iiAWictoted with (he Winding Moiow Maigatton Mod*fcanon The receiving wetertxxt/ is Oee Creed Svtford Airport Autoorty. 1 Red C leveland B N d . Suae 200. Sardord. FL 32773. appdcation 14 117 22102 19 The propel la located to Seminole County Section 06. TcmneNp 20 South. Range 31 Eatt The ERPaprfccafton it lor mocMcation to the prenoutiy itaued turlace water management permat attoctated with construction and operation of toe smith access road tor the SenfordOdanrto Airport The receding waterbody la lake Je*U> The M e t(i) contatrang eech of toe above tated appicabon<s) are aveAabto tor napeeban Monday through Friday escepf tor legal hoNKtyt. 8 0 0 a m to 9 00 p m at toe Si Johns River Water Management Drttrtd Headquarters or toe appropriate Service Center The 0*ttrtd w * Uke edlon on »#f*i perm* appA cation H ie d above unless a pabtion tor an attowatfratrve proceerAng (hearing) la Med pursuant to toe provisions of Seetana 120 569 and 120 67. Honda Statutes Chapter 29-106 ami 4 0C-1 1007. Florida Adrmnfctraftve Coda ( F A C ). A person whose substantial merest* are affected by any cf toe Distort s pro poeed permatng deotttna Idanitoed above may fwtlion tor admmtlr alive hearing In accordance wrto Serttona 120.569 and 120 57. F S , or afl parties may reach a written agreement on merAehon as an aAematrve remedy under Section 120 573. F 8 Choosing mertaton wff not adversely affect toe fight to a hearing 1 merdation does not resu< in a settlement The procedures lor pursung mediation art set torth In Sectton 120573. F S . and R iies 26 106 111 and 29-106 401- 406. F A C Petftons musl comply wtth toa regulremanta of ftodda Adminisfratrva Coda. Chapter 79 106 andbe Ned w*h (receded by) toa Distort CtorK located at Dwtrtcl Headquarters. 4049 Reid Street. Petetfca. Florida 32177 Pebfaons tor edmaeslvatoe hearing on toe above appacaftonft) must be Med warwi twenty one (21) days of puttcatton of tea notice or wftoto twenty s « (26) (toys of the Dwtncf depositing tors notice of merit to toe me* tor tooee persona lo whom toa District m a il actual notice Fe*ure lo Me a peDton w4hm this tene period shal contMule a waiver of any right such person may have lo request an ectowestrabve determnation lhearing) under Sections 170 569 and 120 57. F a . concemeig toe aubpect perma appacelron TeMiune wfach ara net (3rd to accordance with toe above provisone are subject to dtonwesa! Because to# edmtorsbetrve hearing proems a designed to tormrtale final agency acton, toe of a petition means diet the District t Nief Action may be Afier«m from toe poaaion lasen fiy ■ to t o « nonce of totem Persons whose substantial merest* w* be ettected by any such Anal dectsrm of toe D«sfnrt on toe appacetmn have the rigN to become a party lo toa proceedtoq. to accor­ dance with toe requirements set torth above Qlona lewis. (Hector DMeion of Perm* Data Services SI Johns Rrver Water Mwiagemert Oslrict PiAAsh Aprf 22. 2001 2199 N O TIC E O F A G E N C Y A C TIO N TA K E N B Y THE S T JO H N S RIVER W ATER M A N A G E M EN T D IS TR IC T Wyman Frtkta Foundation, Inc. 707 North Moss Road. Sle 105 Winter Springs. FL 37709, panna <40 117-94590-1 The prefect It tocated in Sansnals County Sectan 33 Tbwrahto I t Souti. Range 31 East The perme autooruee a s u r f a c e W A t r n m a n a g e m e n t s y s t e m o n 71 os a c r e s t o s e r v e A Planned Development tor Smgki and Mute tamSy Retideneal Subdvtston known a t The Hansel The receiving waterbody M SI Johns River The N e ill contesting me apptcason tor toe above kited perm* M evalaMe tor Inspector Monday Vaougfi Friday t i f r d tor legal hoSdays. 5 00 a m to 5 0 0 p m al tow St Johns Rrver Water Management I tilt-si (TVunci Headguertert). 4048 Retd Street. Palatka FL 33179-1479 A person whose tubitantial M e r­ est! ate affected by toa Distort p.m ating decision may p e M m tor an artnav ■stiabva hearing to accordance wan sechoni 120 598 and 130 67. F S . or may rtoose lo p m u e merkaten a t an aaamative remedy wider Section 170 571, nonda Statutes, before toa deartine tor M ng a pel eon Chooatog meckalon wit not adversely affect tot Offs lo s heating 4 medrteon dues n k res ut to t selPemenl. The procedures lor pwsMng mtokatan a it ael torth to section 170 373. Honda Statutes and rotes 29 1(19 111 and 38-109 401-404. Florida AArvnniiabve CodeRuto 40C-1 511 end 4 0 C -1 S 2 I and be Med wkh (received by) toe Osrifel Ciert kxaiad at Drtlncl Headquartars. H-ghwoy 100 West. Palatka H on d i 33177 Peltoona tor adriweihalive twanng on toa above apptca ta n d ) must be Mad wkhm twenty one (21) days ol pubteatan ol tots notice or wttoto twenty M i (39) days ol toe Drtincl deposang notice ol tea akerk to toe meS tor toots parsons to whom toe Dntrtd meat actual notae F a tareto M a a petition wtofn tort ama period shat conaMula a waiver of any nghffi) such per ■ aoryt) may have to request an adnWvek.Irve detarrrenalion (heanng) water tectane 130 57. F S . rancemmg toe subject perm* P euavrt etokh are not Med to accordance unto • « above provtuens are subject to rkamntal. Became toe erbrweatrabve heanng procesa » dewqned to tomakaM Ifn i agency action. B e M n g ol a |rttem means toal toa Dretncfe knal action may tie rseware Imm toe poarbun taken try S to tort noeue tk k4wnl Paraona atioae aubatorwirt veereala wit be eneised by any w d i Unto daoarcn ol e«a Dialnet on L egals L egals IN TH E CIR CU IT CO U R T OF TH E U T H JUD ICIAL CIR CUIT IN AN O FOR SEM INO LE C O U N TY . F IO R IO A P R O O ATE OIVISION C A S E N O : 0 1 -3 4 rC P IN RE TH E ES TA TE O f JUAN ITA MARIE 8 PR O U LL Deceeeed N O TIC E O f ADM INISTRATION The **ramtrabon of tie EiUri* of JU A N ITA MARIE S P R O U L l, defeated F N Number 01 348C P . M pending « the Cirrud Court lor Semmoie County, f tend*. Probate Serrwmie County Courthouae. 301 Nonh P ad Avenua. N402. Sanfnrd Honda 37771. The names and agaewl toa Estate W ITH IN TH R EE M O N TH S A F TE R TH E H n S T P UBLI­ CA TIO N O F T ie s N O TIC E end ft» any objection by an Interested person to whom ton nonce ■ served that chaaanges toe veSdfy of toe wd. toe semslive. venue, or (u le d tta n ol toa Court W ITH IN T H E L A T E n O F T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R T H E FIR S T P U B LIC A TIO N O F TH IS N O TIC E O R TH IR TY DAYS A F TE R T H E DATE O F SER VICE O F A CO P Y O F TH IS N O TIC E O N TH E O B JE C T ING PER SO N ALL CLAIMS ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T S O F A E O WILL BE FO R E V E n BARRED Pubkcewn of ton Nuhce has begui on Aprs 15.2001. M AR O AR ET J KR ESKEY Personal Representative SUSAN A ENGLAND. FL Bar <196091 Attorney tor Peraonal Representative Suaan A England. P A . 2905 lakan ew Drive Fam Part. Honda 32730 3007 7al 407/339-4900 F a r 407/331-3009 PubSahAptS 15.32.3001 2 I3 « IN TH E CIR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT M A N O FOR SEM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R IDA CIVIL C A S E N O .: 0 1-C A 7 5 4 -II M . PI mi R n cE F r vO n u ITU iu n t v/f . v s i 00 R Fr E RE OF m 13.941 » l U N ITE D S T A TE S C U R R E N C Y Teeha M Tautner Q#n#r#f C oun— f nortdi Bar Uo 0006629 Sammola CounTy 5h#ofT» Wttc# 100 Both Boulevard Sanlord. Honda 32773 (407)6696003 Attorney lo> Pettkmef PuWtth Aprl 19,22.2001 2140 » f T H E CIR CU IT C O U R T O f TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUD ICIAL CIR CU IT IN ANO FOR S t U lH O LE C O U N TY . riO R tO A C m # Number: 01 C A 4 IA U W O TH A R A AYALA. PtokkM. O O U O LA S KAPLAN, el at Lake Mary. D . 3374* S O N y o u a r e i l t n t B Y N o n n c o tw t an action againsl you aeakaig to torectoas a mortgage on reel property located In Seminole Com fy nortda. LOT A3 H A M P TO N PARK. ACCO R D IN G T O T H E PLAT T H E R E ­ O F AS R EC O R D ED IN PLAT COOK 39. P A G ES 59-90. PUBLIC R IC O R D O S O F SEM INOLE C O U N ­ TY. FLORIDA, has been Med egeewl you and you are raquaad to aarve a copy of your wnnen Oaiamas. 9 any. to «. on LESLIE A BLAU. ESQ UIR E. Vo»e. Blau AH a yet. 3705 W FairbanAa Avenua. Winter Park. Honda 33799 and Me toe original wsh toe Clerk of me above Styled Court tmn data of tow notaa. (ta*ponae la due on May IS. 3001). otherwise a judgmam may be enie-ed agaawl you lor toe reket demanded In the Cam plart W iTN ESSm y Iland and seal of toe C o u l on toe day of APR 10 3001. 3001 (S EA L) M AnYANNE M O R SE CLER K C LER K O F T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T RueiKIng Deputy Clerk IT Y O U ARE A P ER S O N W ITH A D IS A B ILITY W H O N E E O S ANY ACCO M M O D ATIO N IN O R O E n T O PARTICIPATE PI T ie s P R O C EED ­ ING. Y O U A n E E N IIU E O . AT NO C O S T T O YO U . T O U I E PROVISION OF C E R T A IN A S S IS TA N C E . 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U/FION M O WELDERS 2 yre e .p Apply In pereon FM-Wetgft MFQ. 210 T x fi Dr. Sanf 4 0 7 -3 3 0 6 0 0 0 . ««* - -* r - ,. . ifOik rrom ticxtmi SSOO-SS.OOO PT/FT 8 8 8 6 0 2 -8 8 7 5 157—Mobile Homes For S als SSOD DOWN - WNV RENT77 3BfV 2fiA F a 8ah WWi Dawn Paymt Aaalaianca AvafabtoChaipar fwn rand Tha AlterdaMa homaCamar 407-321-6331 12«2.2R, S6-. Pm ha Ifettofwk double rod, 2 iTwto. a a l n g t 3 0 11 acraan porch, CHA. 58.000 obo. 380-789-8842. tory, Uobba hom e. AJao U o 6 4 . <• 1 0 5 — D u n -E x / T R in tx 407--388-7777. Cantaga C o n : OoUbfawMa. 1151 «q ft. 3 2 . CHA. Iga corner lot. •pp/umcaa kicludad. comm. pod. 512.600 407-415-4224 153—Acreage Lot For S ale 107—Mobile Homes For R ent lAto&AUo6hiiorrwonT on Lake Jaaaup I880hno. ptual dapoa*. 4 0 7 -3 2 3 6 4 8 1 . 93— Rooms Foe R ent ' naLMFarS4fa.Sl78kiaontfi Naw 3BR/2BA 549k . to t. or 3BTV2SA *79%. WVltar Spring* 3BE.'2BA 179k. Plua Dadona. Naw 4tyL20A 179k Pka Hakmc Dwtnd ki Santod. Naw 3 2 589k. 407-3887777.________________________ 2 Bfl i horna O uifk t o y financing S45Wmontft. kidudaa M rw A O a n kaa and d a w n 3 y n 407- DELTONA 10 aoaa. Uaaf to mobla homaana. horaaa. ca«a. tarmngor nuraaryl Zonad agricurtural. 54.900/ACnE. Sm. down w/ownar llnanca. 904-787-1772 or 904-787- 117—C ommercial R entals 3 2 2 3717. t Ih f in S p tt iif ’ H U Park Dr, Ottoa or RaU4. W- 3,434 aq 8. fUHODTOO Doyla Realty, Inc. 407-322-2488. YOuk H i l l p c o f f ttonal iu fli, 3 ofheta pkn racapton a n a . S8S0 . . Drokan prohetad 407-257-4478 141—Homes For S ale r.-w7.a.i ■ ■ ■ — a n i r t o a d (o o m p to A Idtml heuM ptoHapai Mature, reaponatoa pareon R ah .. 407-321-0416 Prtvah Room In longwotxj *50 O ff B r i n g c o u p o n w ith y o u f o r Distributors Wanted kOfTcr E xpires 4/6/01 Sanford Court TV,J-rt'AyraWn C V i ’y Apartments ! 95—Roommate Wanted 3291 S. Saafori An. r\wL^J[NSi*6’% rQp ft f C a ll U s Today A n d A s k A b o u t Our... Pool Nona; 1BR/1DAWAN Rm. Fph Appla. Fancad Vd W C a M 4i20 Scrd Perch, 21 >43 Sad Peel W1Di108pa.S81.80a____ Ranovnad: Naw pato, carpafad, CHA. appiancaa. t63,B00 Cuetom RuM: S bad 3 baft over 3000 aq II IN, on. tarn m w-lvaplaca, 3 car Qarage, a c pod. ■atotort $283,800 " ~ Cluto 2 bad 2 batL *50 Off *420 per month. W RBttotownsm toy •to n a * CM can. S e c u r i t y D e p o s it o n S tu d io o r 1 B e d r o o m A p t. Starting at flFfOHDABIF HOMfS VENTURf i PROPERTIES 9 9 —A pa rtm en ts U nfurnished cable and parting. StSOtok. p w Ctopoat 407-324-2484. MARINERS VILLAGE LAKE ADA1H RM . 84JMKX > BOHM. M a o u a AMOUP Ck a i t i u m 407-323-8870 MOVE IN SPECIALS Sanford L a n d in g jA p a itm e n t <Homes hert $83,500 1800 W. Fl/it Stroet •Sanford. FL 32771 ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -6 2 2 0 Fax (407) 330-0253 PAUL OSBORNE t/i >1 IIIMt 1 I'lU U 'l H i l l ' in ' V t/fii 188 rent! Too good to ba Vue? C af ua today fa r m a n Into, on our I an O SBR i 3 The Universal Crossword E d ite d b y T lm a lh y E . Portent Bpadoua 2SH 2BA aph . Fua t o e waafter 8 dryat h d u M H e r * gnho t o e C e I 4 0 7 * l a i 3 1 . CAREER OPPORTUNITIES 100—Condominium Rentals I w i a w H 2 n W/D^cro paao. grow l t a r .IDOOtaq I t o a S t i e now. Tw, 88 “ 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d PART-TIME A V IA TIO N CAR EER O P P O R TU N ITIE S RAMP SERVICES AIRCRAFT INTERIOR CLEANERS REFUELERS ' ' I We offer holiday pay effective at the time of hire, medical / dental / life insur­ ance after (9 0 d a is ), vacation & 401 K after one year of em ploym ent, uniforms, free parting, paid comprehensive industry training, weekly pay, direct deposit, a nd a safe w o rk enflronment. Plus the chance for advancem ent for the right candidates. ^ tf, nji'p 407-321 0759 2 S R ISA ftouaa , nm4y 4. Enctoead pored, hardwood to o n , many u r n roama t o bartoome aroSoaa. 9825tm . 312 Eaal 28N SL BariBwt 407-8888328. Oaaona-2/1 dean f o n t hntoe area. 1848 BronUawn SI. $625knon ♦11258 dapoeE « 0 7 -3 2 M 1 2 ft DOYLE’S RENTALS Sanford 2/2 Screened Pailo, CHA, No Paia. seo cn o o Hat h row 3/2 «dh OWe Oarage, Fkaptace, Waaher/Dnrer, Ood Couree View I I .825/1.808 OOVLR REALTY, MC. W E R ^ I8 SELL H044E8 Sanford-38R/t BA 131 Counby Ckrt Cfcde. Sftada kaea, eaaanad. towed yard. $676 .1560 dap. 407323-4840. H. Don’t let these opportunities fly by, stop b y o u r administration office M onday thru Friday b etw ee n 10:00 A M and 4 :00 PM for an application and m ore Infor­ mation. SWISSPORTUSA, INC lanced yard, on quW caFde-aac, In a ia c . aubdivi.ion, a v a l. Hay. taSCMno. 407-774-7071 9anlonL i l l , p*Urm L *., atotoi h O o k to n a S37S. Aho 1/1 1300, aama location. 407-3216787. Sardord: 3/2. loMy leftab'ed. 1100 aq h. now carpal, anoteum, DmnroofTi i MCnani c k m im s , wt/D I. BO D*U ACROSS 1 Obfuscate 0 Johnson of "Laugh-In' 10 Skillet dish 14 Diminish 15 Frost's *Tho Witch of ■8 16 Kind of child 17 Pull no punches 20 Gallery draw 21 Swings around 22 island in tha Philippine* 23 G et the way 25 Goes It alone 27 Early Peruvian 29 Conven­ ience-atoro ticket 33 Three­ wheeled rickshaw 36 Closing pas- In 36 Tam ers M ow r/s twin 39 Putt no Dunche* 43 Turkish unit of weight 44 G am e- 61 Fair-halnsd 53 Mischievous ter 57 Single60 Cultural dish? 62 Sea 34 Down 63 Putt no punches 66 Tetter's partner 67 Magma on the move 68 Formation fliers 69 Unaccomp­ anied 70 From scratch 71 Craftier DOW N 1 Leavened rum cakes 2 Reviewer Roger 3 Infamous Arixtckle 4 Native Oklahoman 5 Joins 8 Rights grp. 7 Screen Guinness 19 “Thanks ___ P 24 Pleasant, as weather 26 Advance 28 Attack strategy 30 List-ending abtor. 31 Almost purfle 32 Shaggyhaired wild oxen 33 Scoop flav. 34 W ith 02 Across, Lennon’s bride 35 Chow der morsel 37 Resistance unit 40 Snorkel’s dog 41 G ypsy Rose Lea’s .1. Joe, B PC (? “panic “l button’ 10 Incorruptible 11 Actor G arda 12 Use a letter opener 13 Park In London 1B Sir SST*’8 45 Under­ surfaces 46 W akes up 49 Opposite of ■ y ip p o o r O 2 001 Ulivmtl ItM (Vrilic www*ui*»ifpf >ma r a n “ AND LET THE CHIPS F A IL ...’ UVD. 407- 585-4790 (Wc arc located on the second floor above Dollar Rent a Car) All Candidates must provide a verifiable 10 year work / school history, pass a drug screening, understand English, and be available to work weekends, holidays, and evening hours. ‘For Ramp Service positions, you must possess a valid Florida Driven License and be able to lift up to 75 pounds of luggage on a consistent basis. :E . Beall 11 No\> I lirinj* ,o ■ r W cfJi wtuU - yewt kids axe at f'cftwt! S rm m o li* C n u n lv h .l S IfTIHHUMb p o s itio n s .iv .n l.ib U • Food Service •Custodial 07 50 03 00 (407)323-0-1-10 closetful 42 Pear choice 47 Receding 46 Bed support SO Saintly glow 52 Dig deeply 54 Bunch of bunk 55 Currently occupied 56 Steno, e.g. 57 Mont Blanc range 58 Tre a t contest 59 Volcano near Messina 61 Freeze follower 64 In the style of 65 It m ay get In your hair 00 J ] 12 13 �Sunday. April 22. 2001 Poyinglor_vouLcla8 silledJid Seminole Herald W e gladly accept Mastercard or Vita. W o also *rtH taka cash or a personal check. Advertisers who with to be timed can make arrangements at the time thrur ad Is placed Please keep In mind that ads In the P erso n als ( d a i s 21). Business Opportunities (class 55) A Oarage Sales (2 1 7 ) require paym ent m You can fax your ad to 407-323-9406 300 N. Franch Ava., Sanford 32771 •P. O. Box 1667, Sanford 32772 Our offlca la opan to aarva you Monday through Friday. B am •S pm advance Debt Consolidation Business Opportunities Opportunities Financial Services Money to Lend Mortgages 159— R eal Estate Wanted We Buy rio u e ee . Condoe. Com m ercial and Land. F o red o eu re STOPPED , Back Paym ents Brought Up To Dot*. R e lo ca tin g ? D ivorced ? Bad Tenants? W l Can HELPtl Any C ondition, Any Aroa, FAST Cloelng. 407-971*2729 II you need lo change your ad while It Is running, please ghro us a caN and we win make the change tor the next available etfbon P le a s e check your ad on the hist day ol publication II you find an'error, p le a se ca l us Immediately and wo will coned Hie error lor the nest publication W e are responsible lor lha first Insertion only-and only for the coal ol thd lirsl Insertion_______________ UtfAaMB EM PLOYM ENT 117 Commercial Rontals 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 1A Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storage/Oflice For Reni Career !.l Consultants (J Resumes Education A Training Help Wanted Employment Warned REAL ES TA TE RENTALS 91 Apartments/ To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 98 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments • Furnished 99 Apartments • Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duplea/Trtpiex 107 Mobile Home* For Rent t i t Resort Vacations 114 Warshouse/Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals 160— B usiness F or S ale 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of State Property For Sale 145 Resort Proporty For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobile Homos For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale (81 Appliances A Furniture For Sale 183 Television A Sloroo/Radio 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplios 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restauranl Equipment M IS C E L L A N E O U S 199 Pets A Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Anbque/Collectibles 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy 221 222 223 229 Good Things to Eat Musical Instruments Miscellaneous Auctions 2 3 t Cars For Sale 234 Automolive Im J Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 238 Car Ronlals . 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Molorcycies/Bikos For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. Vehldes/Campers For Salo 243 Trailers For Sale 245 Farm Equipment 252 Accounting 253 Additions A Remodeling 254 Air Conditioning on 3 5 6 1993 Mercury Sable 4 dr. VO. 3 0 0er. aUb. AC $2095 407-3224762. pssceMAKert m a k es a loud houl A/0/SE WHEN YOUAPE HEAR A 4 PRESS St. I F YOU B t& N TO K UNCONTROLLABLY WHEN YOUAS ■// car p z v o t e s c i v r i t ohtang, . PRE 5 5 X . •• j i. . - * * .* 181— A r r u A N C E S & F urniture For S ale 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving & Storage 293 CM. 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I f y o u a n sw e re d th a t It s u p ­ p lie s m e a ls to th e e ld e rly a n d n e e d y p e o p le , y o u a r c o n ly p a r ­ tia lly c o rre c t. M e a ls o n W h e e ls , E t c , fo rm e r­ ly k n o w n a s S e m in o le C o u n ty B e tte r L iv in g fo r S e n io rs , d o e s m o re - M U C H m o re. T h e a v e ra g e a g e o f a M e a ls o n W h e e ls c lie n t is 8 4 . T e rry R o se , D ire c to r o f C o m m u n ity R e la tio n s, sa id re s id e n ts , a g e d 8 5 a n d ov er, a re th e fa s te s t g ro w in g p o p u la ­ tio n In S e m in o le C o u n ty . L a s t y ea r, M e a ls o n W h e e ls • v ry o d 2 ,3 0 5 c lie n t * 1 4 0 ,0 0 0 m e a ls , a n d co v e re d 4 1 ,0 0 0 tra n s ­ p o rta tio n trip s w ith 3 ,1 7 6 h o u rs o f h o m e m a k in g s e rv ic e s. M e a ls o n W h e e ls a ls o p ro v id e d e m e rg e n c y h o m e re p a irs, in s ta lla ­ tio n o f w h e e lc h a ir ra m p s a n d s a fe ty e q u ip m e n t a t 2 3 4 h o m es. A ll o f th is w o rk w a s a c c o m ­ p lis h e d b y a p p ro x im a te ly 4 5 0 v o lu n te e rs w h o g a v e 2 7 ,5 0 0 h o u rs o f se r v ic e la s t y ea r, a n d th e o rg a n iz a tio n is c o n tin u in g to expand. O n e o f th e s p e c ia l p ro je c ts is c o m in g u p o n M a y 11, fro m 9 a .m . to 1 :3 0 p .m . a t th e S a n fo rd C iv ic C e n te r. I t's th e a n n u a l S p rin g H e a lth F a ir a n d F u n F e st, sp o n so re d b y F lo rid a P o w e r 4c L ig h t C o m p a n y . T h e re w ill b e fre e g o lf s w in g a n a ly sis , a liv e d is p la y fro m th e S artford Z o o , fre e b o x e d lu n c h fo rjre n io rs , c h a ir m a s s a g e , a n d E e lk i m a s­ sa g e . A ls o , ra ffle p r iie s , d e m o n ­ s tra tio n s , h e a lth s c re e n in g s , g re a t e n te rta in m e n t, a n d o f c o u rs e , a m y ria d o f In fo rm a tio n a l p re s e n ­ ta tio n s o n b e h a lf o f M e a ls o n W h e e ls. R o s e sa id it is u n fo rtu n a te th a t o n ly tw o c itie s in S e m in o le C o u n ty len d fin a n c ia l s u p p o rt to th e o rg a n iz a tio n , A lta m o n te HwM photos by Tbmnvy Vktoonl Mm Is on Wboota m antgtr Dottto Baubtttz. left, and volunteer Josephine Banks prepare a meal ot chicken stew, beets, green beane, and biscuits tor seniors. Write toe organization dsHvere meals to seniors who are riomebound, It also provides meals at toe 8atvaBon Army for those who are abte to drive to toe facility. S p rin g s a n d O v ie d o . M o s t o f th e fin a n c ia l su p p o rt c o m e s fro m th e O ld e r A m e rica n s A c t (fe d e ra l), in p a rt o f th e C o u n ty (S e m in o le ), a n d in p art fro m th e U n ite d W ay, (v ery sm a ll p a rt o f th e b u d g e t). "U n fo rtu n a te ly ," s h e s a id , "S a n fo rd , w h ic h u s e s th e la rg e st p a rt o f o u r b u d g e t h a s c o n s is te n t­ ly re fu se d to su p p o rt o u r agency. I h a v e g re a t h o p e s fo r g e ttin g to k n o w M a y o r B ra d y L essard an d th e C ity C o m m is sio n so w e c a n w o rk to g e th e r in c a rin g fo r th e fra il a n d n e e d y c itiz e n s o f S a n fo rd . R o s e a tte n d e d a S a n fo rd C ity C o m m is sio n m e e tin g last y e a r a n d w a s u p se t. " I t to o k s e c o n d s to a p p ro v e $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 fo r n e w te n n is c o u rts , a n d th e sa m e a m o u n t o f tim e to Volunteers Geraldine Hodge, Joeepritoe Banks, sits manager Dottle Baublitz, and vol­ unteer Z«la Uggons prepare to serve a meal g ra n t z e ro d o lla rs fo r o u r s e n io r s ." B u t in a d d itio n to th e fin a n cia l g ra n ts, M e a ls o n W h e e ls is In v o lv ed In o th e r fu n d ra isin g e v e n ts s u ch a s th e c o o k ie sa le s. T h e y a re se llin g c o o k ie s , a d v e r­ tised a s " A d e c a d e n t d a rk -c h o c o ­ la te k iss-sh a p e d c o o k ie w ith a d e lic io u s so ft c o c o n u t c e n te r." M e a ls o n W h e e ls is n o w sh ip p in g th e ir fa b u lo u s co o k ie s , o n e d o z e n , w ra p p e d a n d b e rib b o n e d , fo r ju s t $ 2 0 , p lu s $2d>0 sh ip p in g a n d h a n d lin g . F o r c o o k ie s , c o n ta c t T e rry at M e a ls o n W h e e ls, 4 0 7 -3 3 3 -8 8 7 7 , e x t. 121. A ls o In th e fu tu re, M e a ls o n W h e e ls p la n s to o p e n a T h rift S to re in a n e ffo rt to ra is e m o re m o n e y to su p p o rt th e g ro w in g w a itin g lists. T h e y a re lo o k in g fo r so m e o n e to d o n a te s p a c e fo r o n e y e a r to g e t th e m sta rte d . A ls o w o rth y o f c o n s id e ra tio n fo r o n e an d a ll, a p p lic a tio n s fo r th e E m e rg e n cy R e p a ir P ro g ra m A s s ista n c e a re n o w a v a ila b le fo r V ery L o w In co m e H o m e o w n e rs In S e m in o le C o u n ty . T h e p ro g ra m is n o t a re m o d e lin g p ro g ra m , b u t d e s ig n e d to h e lp fa m ilie s w ith lim ite d e m e rg e n c y h o u s in g rep air, a n d to lo w in c o m e h o m e o w n e rs fo r u tility c o n n e ctio n s . T h e re is a ls o a S e n io r S a n ta m a llo u t e v e ry C h ris tm a s. H o w c a n th e a v e ra g e citiz e n h e lp ? m a n y n ay *. V o lu n te e r to w o rk . T h e re a re m a n y o p p o rtu n i­ tie s fo r p e o p le o f a ll a g e s to sh a re tim e a n d ta len t. M a k e a fin a n cia l d o n a tio n . P u rch a se s o m e o f th o se Senior Jo e Williams enjoys a riot dinner prepared by Meals on Wheals. d e lic io u s co o k ie s. D e sig n a te m e m o r ia ls o r o th e r g ifts in re m e m b ra n c e o f frie n d s an d fa m ­ ily m e m b e rs w h o m a y h a v e p a s s e d o n . A tte n d th e fu n ctio n at th e S a n fo rd C iv ic C e n te r o n M ay 11 a n d le a rn m o re a b o u t th e o rg a ­ n iz a tio n s . P h o n e th e m - th e y 'll b e h a p p y to h e a r fro m y o u ; 4 0 7 -3 3 3 ­ 8877. M e a ls o n W h e els E tc. is lo ca te d a t 1097 S a n d P o n d R o a d , L ak e M ary. "Y o u o u g h t to see th is p la ce in th e e a rly m o rn in g h o u rs ," R ose s a id . "VVe c o o k o v e r 6 0 0 m e a ls fo r s e n io rs , p ro b a b ly b e fo re m o st p e o p le in th e area g e t o u t o f b ed . I t 's a w e in s p irin g ." F u n d s a re p ro v id e d th ro u g h th e S e m in o le C o u n ty B oard o f C o u n ty C o m m is sio n e rs an d th e S t a t e o f F lo rid a . r t e t e t t s t e t e i �Page 2C T he S eminole H erald Sunday, April 22.2001 N urse’s affair with form er patient makes her sick at heart D EAR A BBY: I am a 30year-old woman. I worked as a nurse in a psychiatric hospi­ tal lor five years. Last m onth, I had an affair — a one-night stand — w ith a form er patient whom I met in the hospital. It was discovered, and a week later, I was fired. Abby, I sw ear nothing inap­ propriate ever took place ...................... . ......... w hile the m an w as a patient in the hospi­ tal. We only talked. Hospital m anage­ m ent d id n 't ■7N a/ / believe m e Tdemmjf • • • • • • • choice but are terrible n b le irum ors circulating about me. Fortunately, m y husband is standing beside m e as I try to ;ct on with my life. I feel like 1 ve com m itted a felony and d on't know how to forgive m yself. M A D E A M IS T A K E IN M A RYLA N D D EA R M A D E A M ISTA KE* You d on't need m e to tell you that you com m itted a serious breach o f profession­ al ethics. D octors, nurses, social w orkers and other health-care professionals m ust not have a physical relation­ ship w ith their patients. Psychiatric patients arc partic­ ularly vulnerable. You and your husband would benefit from profes­ sional m arriage counseling. It's im portant that you find out w hy you took a risk that sabotaged your professional future and com prom ised your m a n ia rc vow s, so that you etaland and be able to fdiltivjc yourself. •- . D EA R A B B Y : M y son '"R u d y” is 42 years old and still depends on m e and his sisters to give him m oney to survive. He is an only son and brother and has always expected it from us. Rudy never m arried and recently started living on his ow n, although he d oesn't ow n much o f anything. O ne o f his sisters was generous enough to purchase a hom e for him to live in, but he refused to m ove to where the house is located. He doesn't ow n a car, and I guess he is waiting for one of us to get one for him . In the past, w c have bought him cars and trucks, along w ith beauti­ ful clothing — and he has nothing to show for it. All of us in the fam ily have bent over backward to help him get on his feet. Abby, what can we do to m ake Rudy understand that he needs to take care o f him ­ self w ithout help from us? His sisters have cut nim D ff; how ­ ever, I am still trying to do the best for m e AN D for him . Your thoughts, please. N O N A M E IN NEW M E X IC O D E A R N O N A M E: Your son is old enough to be told the facts o f life. Show him the help-w anted ads and point out entry-level positions. The gravy train Iras left the station, and now Rudy m ust stand on his ow n two feet. P.S. He m ay need profes­ sional counseling to break his lifelong dependency on others. Let's hope it's the last thing you'll have to pay for. D E A R A B B Y : I love my w ife dearly, but she has chron­ ic bad breath — and I m ean BAD. I have tried talking to her about it; she ju st shrugs it o ff or says I hu rt her feelings. Every m orning when I leave the house for w ork, she asks fo r a goodbye kiss and I reluc­ tantly oblige. Please tell m e w hat to do, Abby. It w ould be n ice to enjoy a sw eet kiss again. GASPING FOR AIR DEAR GASPING: Perhaps you should change your approach. Tell your w ife gen­ tly that you 're concerned about her health, and you'd Ukc h e r to i * ........* exam i ___ -an d dentist. Bad W e a th d a i be a sign o f serious dental or m edical problem s and should not be ignored. D «*r Abby D m itte n by f t e l lM rtillllpe end deaghtrt Jeen n t Phillip*. C eed e d rk e fee ee tiy en e — leene te een ton — le In "T h e Anger In All o( Ue end Hew te Deel W illi IL * To erd n , tend • b e e im t* e ln . eelf-eddneeed envelope, e4ee check er m a n tj ordet foe U tS (M JO in Caned*) tec De*» Abby: Anger Booklet. r.O. B m M r, M oenl Meerie. IL 410M-OM7. (ToeUge le induded-l C 3001 UNIVERSAL f i t ESS SYNDICATE 4530 Mein S t, Keneee Clly, M e. M i l l ; l i l t I 513-MOO Soures secures internship Jean ette M . Sou res of Longw ood, a Junior at Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H., has been named a Dickey Center International Intern. Sores, daughter o f Elizabeth and A lm or de M elo Soares of Longwood, is a graduate of Lake M ary H igh School. She w as a Political Section Intern for the U S . M ission to the U.N . in New York City at the recom m endation of Dartm outh professor M lada Bukovansky o f the Governm ent Department. Orlando Ballet comes to Stairs Theatre The Orlando City Ballet announces their eighth annual Spring Concert, "Dancing In One W orld” April 28 at 2 p.m. and 7 J 0 p.m., and again April 29 at 2 p.m. at the Helen Stairs Theatre in historic downtown Sanford. This year's performances will feature Act 11 of the classical bal­ let La Bayadere plus a showcase of m odem and contemporary choreographies with special est Vod. Tickets arc available m the Helen Stairs Theatre box office by calling 407-321-8111 between 10 a.m. and noon, and again between 2 and 4 pan. Prices are $12 for children, stu­ dents and seniors, and $15 for general admission. Group rates are available by contacting Orlando City Ballet at 407-6957958. In cooperation with Helen Stairs Theatre, Orlando City Ballet is pleased to treat the stu­ dents of Seminole County to a very special free performance at the theater on Friday, April 27. Under the direction of Executive Artistic Director Beatrix Aldana, La Bayadere will be performed with returning guest artist Wilson Li o f Ballet Cam pagnie Deutschland as Solor, O CB alumni Jillian Reis as Nikiya, and current O CB princi­ pals Melissa Dunn and Josef Capuano as Gamzatti and the Bronze God, respectively. Also included in the program are a World Premier Brazilian/Modem ballet from favorite OCB choreoi former Artistic ■Denise Ren ton, and two new jazz pieces from dancer and choreographer Sunny Raskin. Orlando City Ballet also wel­ com es special guest Vod, a new m odem dance com pany founded by O CB alumna Adriene Nicholas. Assisting Ms. Aldana with coaching is Luba Gulyaeva, a for­ m er mem ber o f the Kirov Ballet Com pany in S t Petersburg, Russia. Ms. Gulyaeva trained at the Vagonova Ballet Academy, and in 1988 w as invited b y Mikhail Baryshnikov to be a member o f the faculty o f the American Ballet Theatre School In N ew York dty. Presently, Ms. C n lv **v * U WallM >J1 «>»■■■« •*. S NrWjel BMBff CUBlUMji 1HB ’’ is In great dettiand a i d guest teacher, lecturer and private coach across the country. Wilson Li dazzled Central Florida audiences as the Cavalier in Orlando City Ballet's 2000 pro­ duction of The Nutcracker and to eagerly welcomed back to take the role o f Solor, the handsome and brave Indian w arrior in La Bayadere. Mr. Li to originally from Hong Kong, and began his training with Royal Ballet dancers David Ashmole and Margaret Barbieri and joined the Hong Kong Ballet at age 16. For the past two years, he has per­ formed as guest soloist with the Royal Academy of Dancing and English National Opera In the UK and the Ballet Nuernberg and Ballet Campagnie Dcutchland in Germany. His repertoire includes All in Le Corsaire, Blue Bird In The Sleeping Beauty, and choreo' Balanchine, Matthew : Bogacrts, M ark Morris, Jerom e Robbins and Forsythe. JUlian Reis, an O CB alumna, I lns the cast as Nikiya, the lovetemple dancer, or bayadere, in R ATTENTION: BUSINESS OWNERS love with Solor. She has trained under Beatrix Aldana, Nonna Jestovskala, Ziao Mi Li, Valeria Sinyavskaya and Luba Gulyaeva and has danced with the Boston Ballet, Milwaukee Ballet and the Jackson Ballet theater> She is a student at the University of Central Florida and fa also the Assistant to the Executive Artistic Director, assisting Ms. Aldana in rehearsing the corps de ballet. Melissa Dunn will dance the role o f Gamzatti, the beautiful daughter of the Rajah, promised to Solor. M s. Dunn to a principal dancer with O rlando City Ballet • and has trained with Beatrix Aldana from the age o f five. She has performed in Orlando d ty Ballet productions o f the Nutcracker, Lea Syiphldcs, Giselle, Coppclfa, Swan Lake and] Paquita. Ms. Dunn will graduate from Winter Springs High School this Spring. Denise Renton is the former Artistic Director o f Orlando City Ballet, and remains a favorite choreographer. For previous pro­ ductions o f Dancing in One World, Ms. Renton choreo­ graphed Spanish, Celtic and Russian-themed m odem pieces and this year will infuse her choreography with the sprit of B razil M s. Renton has trained with Gus Giodano, David Howard, Tbby Townson, Ron Foreilo and Luigi and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Rollins College. Sunny Raskin contributes two new jazz pieces to D andng in One World. She trained at Southern Ballet Theater, Royal School o f Dance and the Dance Place. She has appeared in televi­ sion commercials and has recent­ ly been awarded a recording con­ tract Adrienne Nicoto to a former Orlando City Ballet dancer and now works at Whit Disney World. She has founded a new company, Vod, meaning "voices'' in Italian. Vod will be performing two original m odem dance pieces, one to music by contem­ porary com poser Danny Elfman, the other to a classical work. Founded In 1989 as the Dance Cam tsr BnM m bW . O rlan d o C ity ballet and inspired modem dance to the Centra! Florida com ­ munity for over ten years. The annual presentations o f the Nutcracker, the Central Florida Dance Festival and the Spring Concert are widely renowned and widely antidpated by O IW 6A IR S AUTO ACCIPSNT D inner oeniinar G ET A N S W E R S A B O U T Y O U R 1NIUR1ES N O W ! Topics Reveal secret Information Insurance compa­ nies don't want you to know. If you've been hurt It may be weeks or months before pain appears. 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This Boy Scout Troop 345, sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church ol Sanford, was prepar­ ing to depart for a twoweok camping trip at Camp Lanoche, near DeLand. during the sum­ mer of 1952. Sitting in front (I to r): AJ Collins, Curtis Hughes, Qeorge Farris, Richard Phagan; first row, Richard Powell, Maurice Phillips, Barry St. John, Dickie Rountree; second row, Toddy Walker, Randall Lavendar, Randall Robbins, Sidney Vihlen Jr., Jo ey Adams, Allen Maffett, Jim Blythe, Bobby Mitchell; back row, Jimmy Pearson and Scoutmaster Sid Vihlen Sr. Match 28,2001 M ikael A lejandro Roig, son o f Vilma Ester Delarosa and Manuel A. Roig, ID, Sanford, was bom . Jam es Patrick O w ens, son of Jill Ann Hobcn and Jam es William Owens, Jr., Sanford, w as bom . Joshua Lee Driver, son of Elana Marie Coyle Driver, DeLand, was bom . Match 29,2001 Jo sep h Alexander Watson, son o f Brandi Dec Parrish Watson and David Lawrence Watson, Deltona, was bom . Jacob R iley W illis, son of Heather Ranac Lewis Willis and David Reginald Willis, Deltona, was bom . Saprice M ichelle Lewis, daughter of SaD allas Lewis, Maitland, was bom. JeackealA sh er D ias, son of Veronica and M ike Diaz, Casselberry, w as b o m Cydney M eagan Slapa, daughter of Tiffany and Jam es Slapa, Longwood, was bom March 30,2001 Ryan Linsy M cG uire, daughter o f Genevieve and Timothy McGuire, was b o m Alayna B lalre M asco, daughter o f Jennifer BLairc Frazier M asco and Christian Eugene M asco, o f Sanford, was bom . March 31,2001 M aurie Beth Rocke, daughter of Stad e and Robert Rocke, Altamonte Springs, was b o m >til 1,2001 Slake Battle, son o f . j Chelsea and David Bat|le<n W inter Park, was b o m 1— Jerem y M ichael R a u s ch ,- son o f Autumn Bushur and M ichael Rausch, Apopka, w as bom . Ryan Je ffrey M arek, son o f Billie Jo Barnhill Marek and Jeffrey Scott Marek, of Deltona, was b o m Sanford son Sherwood Mobley scores again A native o f Sanford, Sherwood M obley has served as principal tim panist for the Greenville, South Carolina Sym phony Orchestra. H e w as featured In an "H arm onic Rhythm " concerto for timpani and percussion at tire Greenville Peace Center Concert Hall, Saturday, M arch 31. Hovering over the •-fived ru m tw h ile w ield- the Joy, exuberance and pow er with w hich the composer, Russell Peck, infused In his "H arm onic R hythm s" titled, "A m eeting of TWo M illennium s". Peck, attending the G reenville prem ier of his w ork, spoke briefly in his generous praise o f the orchestra, Its con ­ ductor, Edvard Tchlvzhel, the im pres­ siv e c o n ce rt halt an d «tw> tied timi talented tim panist Sherw ood Mobley, At the conclusion o f the perform ance, the capacity crowd rose to its feet to cheer, w histle and applaud its intense approval a n a plea- tfa v t-L -ln c n U n K IIls • • • • • • • ing, a t least som e o f the' tim e, four m allets or brushes and sticks, the tim panist w as In constant m otion, w orking a t changing notes and pilches to reveal all April 2,2001 M akcnzy b a b e l G ard a, daughter of Kelly and Omar G arda, Deltona, w as bom . Steven Thom as Lorenzo, Jr„ son of Jessica and Steven Lorenzo, Longwood, was bom . Paul D a'R on Fitzgerald Drayton, son of Paula D. Doris Drayton, o f Deltona, was bom . Richard A lan Salm on, 111, son of Natosha Tabatha June ~ ott Salmon and Richard an Salmon, Jr., o f Sanford, was b o m M ackenzie Kriaton Brown, daughter, of Thmmi* Sweat and Je rro J Andrew Brown o f Deltona was bom . C am ille A d ana Reuter, daughter of Odcm aris Maldonado and Curt Reuter, Altamonte Springs, w as bom . D ean Jam es R evlett, son of Loretta and Perry Revlett, O range City, w as bom . April 3 , 2001 Sam anttha Bailey Ray, hrii ter ojfC f Christina daughter Marlene Powers Ray anc and Gregory Scott Ray, Sanford, was bom . A sia A l'M ela Sm ith, daughter of Laquinta Denise Wilson, Sanford, w as b o m Ju stin Lawrence Strasaner T hom pson, son of Jennifer Strassner and Justin Thompson, Oviedo, w as bom M adison Leigh Johnson, daughter of Allison and Timothy Jo h n so a Orlando, was b o m Stacie Jan e R ipley, daugh­ ter o f Kelly and Donald Ripley, Jr., Sanford, was bom. Tyson A ntonio Blackm an, son of Julie Jim enez and Benjamin Blackman, Apopka, w as bom . G iovanni Vlnansaca, son o f Kimberly and Alfonso Vlnansaca, Winter Park, was bom . A lexis M arie M cQ ueen, daughter of Lynette Marie Van livery M cQueen and Paul Scott Godbee ID, of Deltona was bom . * P h o to b f lU r v i KowWno C o n Lee Majors, Georgia Mae Dunwoody, Hattie Mae Hankerson and Mary Ann Reynolds received special recognition during the Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church's 2001 appreciation celebration. i sure. Sherw ood experienced im m ense satisfaction in know ­ ing that his m other, Freddie M uller Mobley, brother, Ernest, sisters, Eleanor Solom on, Carolyn M obley and Marylen M . Jenkins, niece Portia Solom on and A drianne Brown m ade the trip to the city of G reenville to w itness such a once-ln-a-lifctim e evening o f entertainm ent. M obley is a graduate of Barofhhlv H leh School and received his B ach elor o l M usic degree from Boston rit tot Conservatory, M asters degree from the N ew England Conservatory. He has w orked under the batons o f such noted conductors as Seiji O zalva, S ir Colin Davis, Klais Tem m stcdt and the late Erich Leinsdorf and Robert Shaw. M obley has toured the United States, South Am erica and Europe on three different occasions. He Is actively involved in academ ia, and Is currently on the faculty o f the South Carolina G overnor's School for the A rts and Humanities. Mr. M obley resides in Slm psonville w ith his wife, Debbie and their tw o daughters, Naomi and Sarah. • •• Zion Hope M issionary Baptist Church, sixth members appreciation 2001 celebration was held Saturday, April 7 in See Hawkins, Page 5C Ph oto •utvnlttod to tho Herald Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate Sherwood Mobley Is the principal timpanist for tho Greenville (S.C.) Symphony Orchestra. These women thrive on spiritual encounters Miml Greene. T har was 11 ears A s the old saying goes, never ago and the wom en arc still underestim ate the pow er o f a strongly spiritually united. woman. Today, the group Is Inter­ Several years back in denominational and the w ake o f a crisis at the members find solace in First Presbyterian their association with Church of Sanford, the other women. About the membership was drastiMarch meeting, held at Jl) .ed ik i J. Members Rose Long’s home, began moving to other Shirley said, "It is always churches and the churchso good to sec each other women circles were and Join together in a slowly dissolving. A wonderful Bible Study longtime member, now Doris and b e able to have such deceased, told Shirley D ietrich loving and wonderful Schilke, with tears in her fellowship also." eyes, how distressed she The group meets m onthly In w as that she no longer had a the homes of members. "church hom e." Following the 10: a.m . gathering, Hello! This was a wake-up refreshments are served during call for Shirley, local entrepre­ the fellowship hour. O pening neur and author. the Bible pages and making Shirley w as so touched that them com e alive for study nave she pondered various options to Included dedicated authorities: alleviate this painful situation. Charlotte Sm ith, Linda Robb, "T h e ladies missed each oilier," she said. She cam e to the conclu­ Rita Adam s and Janice Gregory’. Tlve meetings recess every year sion to host a coffee in her from M ay to October w ith so hom e, invite the Presbyterian many retreating to their sum mer wom en to attend and take it out-of-state homes. from there. " I mailed 65 invita­ T he women, who are deep tions and 65 cam e," Shirley said. into prayer, support various Thus, a Bible Study and m issions throughout the year Fellowship group was inaugu­ and genuinely care about help­ rated under the direction of ing People, according to Linda Shirley, Laura Parker, Rose Robb. "They are just precious, Long, Rita Adam s and the late Herald photo byTommyVIncant Helen Ernest and Wilma Heaton enjoy refreshments at Santord Woman's Club monthly Bridge Club party as host­ e sses Terri Mllliken and Emy Sokol prepare to serve the other ladies. wonderful people. I feel humble to be a part o f them ," Linda said. Shirley writes and publishes a monthly newsletter and has sent out 92 copies for May, for a total of 123 newsletters In all. During See Dietrich, Page 5C �7 'T Jewish P resbyterian CONORlOATiOM MTM EL OP CCNTVUL FLOROA 100 B4I Road ■. * First Church o f Christ Scientist Ldnpnod, F I io ( uo w u no*i a v U o r iF ln n i W «M U t (407) M4-30S7 (407) 7*4 J 7 J t IWOtt Uc*h* C bu . FtvD. CMnr 1RF<Way4|Mb « Ft 17*7 M M 8«4*o* 730 pm FrtMp M M f l Santa* (M o tw F M trt) 1.18 pm S ** m *| RtPMPi S«nta*i * y *m. U * T 6 *p p , R d p o t Bdtoel and « M M M » i r i»p iim 975 M arkham Woods Rd. («07) r d i m e l ’^ n r n - o t r t l citiicR or C R U ST. 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Park Ave., Sanford 322-0331 ■10 (Mart HhAIM Mai Ft (4 0 7 )3 3 3 -4 3 5 5 5A t; tv- • ” Af . ’ t r . .c o m " i* �Tiir. S eminole H erald Sunday. April 22. 2001 I ’ilR C 5 C R eligion Don’t try to squeeze your children into the same mold QUESTION: W hat can you tell ua about the differences between Type I and Type II kids? 1 have one of eacn and want to understand them. D R . D O B SO N : First, you should know that these charac­ teristics are not highly correlat­ ed w ith intelligence. By that I m ean there are bright, orga­ nized children (ty p e I) who arc at the flighty end o f the scale, and there are disorganized slow -leam ers (Type U) w ho are highly m otivated. The prim ary difference betw een them is a m atter o f tem peram ent and maturity, although there are m ore sm art kids in the Type I category. Second, Type II children are not intrinsically inferior to Type L Ves, it would be wonderful If CVi every student used the talent he she possessed to best advan- s tage. But each child is a unique apparently lazy kid as a lifelong Individual. Kids don?t fit the loser. He or she m ay surprise same mold — nor d o they need you. to. Third, you will never turn a I know education is im por­ Type H youngster into a Type I y n n e ein eg, pushing, tant today, and scholarrbby Focus on we want our threatening and punishing lishing. It the Family boys and girls isn’t in him . If you try to to go as far as squeeze him into som ething they can acade­ he’s not, you w ill produce only mically. But • aggravation for yourself and let's keep our anger from the child. That goals in proper attem pt can fill a house w ith perspective. It conflict. I have concluded that it is possible that is sim ply not w orth the price it the low achiev­ ' extracts. er will outper­ I am certainly not recom ­ form the acad e­ m ending that children be Dr. James m ic superstar allow ed to float through life, in the long run. avoiding responsibility and • • • • • • • There are many w asting their opportunities. My exam ples o f that occurring in approach to the underachiever the real world (Einstein and can be sum m arized in these Edison, for Instance). D on't suggestions: w rite off that disorganized, (1) He lacks the discipline to Dobson '* ' 7 r * V !=r~. ' i T ' V J • V .~V T * r-r • - * - 1 . * * t h begin looking for other areas of success for your child. Let me say it once m ore: Not every individual can be ueezed into the same mold. lere is room in this world for the creative "so u ls’' w ho long to breathe free. I'll bet som e par­ ents approached life from the sam e direction. S Q U E ST IO N : Should a col­ lege-educated wom an feel that she has wasted her training if she chooses not to use it profes­ sionally? I mean, why should I bother to go through school to be a professional if I'm going to w lna up raising kids and being a full-tim e hom em aker? D R . D O B SO N : A person doesn’t go to college just to pre­ pare for a line o f work — or at ' HsrsW pfwto by Tommy Vlnosnt Habitat tor Humanity In SomlnoJo County broke ground April i t tor itanowThrm store at11i 1 0 0 A m e rica n a Btvd. sub-standard housing and In Christian organization thid builds homos to' help eilmihale isub-i kfotirid the'Rrorld. The Thrift Store sffl to cover admin­ homoitB*r>o«* In Seminolei County and arvfltfoundthe'lYorld. am prtMiJeTevemie brbWdoTov istrative costa and offer people In the community merchandise at reasonable prices. The Seminole County Habitat organization wl» celebrate tte HXh anniversary on June 4, end Is currently building its 44th home in the community. Those attending the groundbreaking ceremony included, from left, the Rev. William Rehrer; Marianne Van, Thrift Store manager; Larry Holton, architect; Anna B a le PNMps, past board member; Jim Wteiand, Habitat representative; Randy Brooks, contractor representative; Jeff Stain, board member; Shirley Bandy, past president Doug Foremen, past vice president and Rob Saunders. Habitat president. Central Florida welcomes back one o f its own as Lisa Harper of Sanford heads up the 2001 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Women's Conference, April 21, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Calvary Assembly in Winter Park. The event is open to ail women. Lisa, a 1981 graduate of Seminole High School, was an outstanding athlete in volleyball and tennis, winning numerous M VP and honor roll awards. She served as president o f the SH S chapter o f Fellowship of Christian Athletes, chaplain of her class, and was active in many other organizations. Her leader­ ship abilities led her to success at Seminole Community College and Troy State University where she graduated with degrees in journalism and advertising. Upon graduation, she accept­ ed a position as Women's Ministry director for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes I n E a o le m T W u w a o a o . T h e th a n moved to Colorado and served on the staff o f Fonts on the Family with Dr. Jam es Dobson. During her time there, she stori­ ed the Renewing the Heart Women’s Conference Tour, speaking to sellout crowds of over 18,000 in many m ajor cities across the nation. Her love for the Lord and her zest for life is evident in her dynamic personality as she shares stores o f pain and perse­ verance, love, hope and encour­ agem ent Lisa has written several books and was the executive producer on two "Renewing the Heart Live" albums. The first recording won a GMA Dove Award for Praise and Worship Album o f the Year. Lisa is the daughter and Patty (Brown) and John Angel, both Sanford natives. Accompanying Lisa will be Kim HilL Am erica's premier female worship leader. Kim, along with her band, will be leading the praise and worship. Joining Lisa and Kim will be Eva Whittington Self. At the age o f 17, Eva w as in an automobile accident that left her paralyzed. Out of that tragedy, God raised a powerful witness. She shares her personal testimony and uses her ;ift as a story teller to share iblicaJ truths In a simple, practi­ cal way. She has an unique sense SC tim e w as held for each o f the escorted guests. First to b e roasted was Cora M ajors, her friend Bernice King, M ary H enderson, Bernard M ason and Curtis Thom pson gave their accolades to Sister M ajors. G eorgia Dunw oody w as roasted by her brothers and son, A lphonse Hilton, Joseph Pearson, Ju nior Lee Pearson of M iam i, and daughter, Jcrvlne Johnson. A solo w as rendered by Agatha Hankerson, entitled "A s Long as I got King Jesus, I don't need nobody else." Roasting M ary Ann Reynolds w as h er daughter Latashia Reynolds, W illie King, J r , D eacon Fred Brook Jr., and Jacob Davis. T hese m em bers w ere honored for their dedication, devotion, active service to their Lord and Master. They are w orking in the vineyard and fo r our Savior. Special thanks go to the com ­ m ittee for this sixth annual mem bers appreciation dinner. r’ i Sem inole H O PE (Healthy mO ptions Promoting t Em pow erm ent) — a coalition of * partners that includes residents, Dietrich tftg s S C the summer m onths when she and her husband, Cori, are at their sum m er hom e in Blowing Rock, N .G , she keeps m em bers informed w ith her newsletter, although there are no meetings. As hostess for the April meeting, Shirley received a check to p u r­ chase flowers from an advocate in Blowing Rock w hom she described as "s o s w e e t" Her Sanford project has rubbed off on her neighbors and friends in the mountains. Just in case your sick loved ones have show n improvement in their health, it could be their names have been on the m onth­ ly Prayer List attached to the newsletters. These w om en are spiritually powerful, pray a lot and have special connections "u p th ere/ Shirley said her w ork w ith the group o f w om en "h as been very rewarding. Wc have a warm, loving relationship...they ore a nice, neat group of w om en." But d on't mesa around with this contingent o f classy ladies. Although they are reserved and refined, they are not afraid to uphold their beliefs, voice their opinions and "Stand Up for Jesus." Bridge S o d a l The Bridge Social o f the Sanford W oman's Club held the April session a t the clubhouse. H ostesses Tetri M illikan and Em v Sokol served refreshments to those attending. Betty Bruestle w on high score and Doris Stein w as the second high winner. O ther players enjoying the afternoon were: Helen Ernest, Rose Editth Jacobson, Shirley M ills, Libby Prcvntt, Zelda Siskind, W ilma H eaton, Carol Dennison and a guest, M arian Smith. Ju n e on the go June M cFaddcn had a recent enjoyable trip to N ew Jersey, her roots. She was m et at the Atlantic City Airport where f o e mer neighbors and good friends m et her to take her to Tom 's River, her hom e for 17 years. As the form er leader o f the Florida Eastern Star, June attended a m eeting o f an Eastern Star Chapter in Tom 's River. She w as reunited w ith her three brothers and cousins, as well as longtime N avy friends. "It w as good to go to dinner and talk about old times and go through pictures. W hat good m em ories!" Shortly after arriving back Df. Dobtofl (• p m l drnl of th t non pro hi orgjinlutlofl fonts on th« Family, EO. Boa M4, Colorado Sprints, CO. M H li or •nrM.tsotlly.ort. Quo,I Ion, and an rat n SfT o t r r p t f j from -Solid A irn ttu - publithrd by Tyndala Mourn. O MO! JAMES DOBSON IN C DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL EKESS SYNDICATE 4530 Main Sl„ Kansas City. Mo. M ill; (SIM tu-tuo hom e, June, daughter Sharon and son-in-law Dean Sm ith were off to Augusta, Ga. to visit granddaughter Debbie and fam­ ily. "It's great to travel and have such good m em ories," she said. "M y next trip is to Jacksonville to visit the Eastern Star Grand Chapter. I thank God for all my safe trips and good health." P u b lish er lo ses m other Wayne D. Doyle, form er pub­ lisher o f the Sanford Herald, and his wife, Lena, have returned from Virginia due to the death o f his mother, Mrs. Ethel Kanode, 88, at a nursing home in Richmond. Interment was April 5 at Pulaski C o u n ty ,Virginia. The rites were conducted b y Mrs. Kanode’s minister, the Rev. Kenneth Fogus, and her son, the Rev. Wilburn Doyle. H appy Birthday O ne of Sanford's most beloved school m aim s, Nellie Colem an, will celebrate her 90th birthday on April 25. N ellie ended her teaching career at Sem inole H igh School where she taught Latin and dram a. She will alw ays be remembered for her lavish Rom an banquets and dazzling productions. Happy birthday, Nellie! d ty governm ent, county govem m ent, agencies, law enforce­ m ent neighborhood organiza­ tions, churches and schools is still em pow ering residents o f Sanford since its beginning in 1995. it's one o f the few groups that have lasted this long ana continue to m eet every third Saturday at 12 noon, at Tile West Sanford Bovs it G irls Club. They recently celebrated their sixth anniversary in February and presented plaques o f appre­ ciation to several coalition m em ­ bers. Sem inole HOPE is sponsored by The G rove Counseling Center and Funded by tne Office o f Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention. For m ore inform ation regard­ ing HOPE phone the Grove's Prevention office at 407-3271765, ext. 200. of humor and personal expres­ sion that is a real crowd pleaser. She was one of the featured kers at the Renewing the rt Conference. She has recorded an album, "The Old Violin" and her biography, "M aybcll's D aughter" which was published in 1999. Rounding out the conference will be guest appearances by A]J Johnson, starting Adrienne M guard for the WNBA Orlando Miracle, Karen Williams, Miss University o f Florida, and Rhonda Bostick, senior at Mainland High School, Daytona Beach. , O ne o f the organizers o f this conference is Donalyn Knight, Seminole High School faculty member and longtime sponsor of the SH S chapter of FCA. She is a . graduate of SH S and the daugh­ ter of D on and Margaret Knight. For registration Information, contact the FCA W om en's Ministry at 4fI7-M^-a001 or(regis­ ter online at w w w .lnteliiaur. net/fca. Pre-registration is required. K WARNING: AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIMS FREE REPORT reveals what the Insurance Com panies J o not want you to know. Was your cor injured? Y O U may be, too. It may be weeks, months, or even years until you experience pain, headaches, even arthritis. FO R YO U R FR EE M F O K T Hawkins the Fellowship H all o f the church. The honorees w ere Sisters C o n Lee M ajors, G eorgia M ae Dunwoody, H attie M ae Hankerson and M ary A nn Reynolds. Mistress o f cerem onies for the evening w as Eloiae P. Burney. Opening invocation w as given by Deacon Fred E. Brooks, Ir. The occasion waa given by Rebecca Henderson and the b in sin g o f the food b y D eacon Willie King, Sr. After a delicious dinner w as served to the guests, roasting least, that shouldn't be the rea­ son for being there. The purpose for getting a college education is to broaden your world and enrich your intellectual life. W hether or not it leads to a career is not the point. Nothing invested in the cultivation of your ow n mind is ever really wasted. If you have the desire to learn and the opportunity to go to school, I think you should reach for it. Your career plans can be finalized later. Sanford’s Harper heads FCA conference .Habitat breaks ground for Thrift Store 1 structure his life. H elp him gen­ erate it. System atize his study hours. Look over his hom ew ork to see that it is neat and com ­ plete. (2) M aintain as close a contact with the school as possible. The more you and your child ’s teacher com m unicate, the better. O nly then can you provide the needed structure. (3) Avoid anger in the rela­ tionship. It doesn’t help. Those parents w ho becom e m ost frus­ trated and irritated often believe their child ’s irresponsibility is a deliberate th in s. Usually it is not. C onsider the problem a m atter of tem peram ent rather than defiance. (4) Seek tutorial assistance If necessary to stay on track. (5) H aving done what you can to help, accept w hat com es in return. G o w ith the flow and 1 -8 0 0 -9 6 2 -9 2 5 8 ________________ ( T M t *r— 1 4 h r. r s t sr t s S m e e e — = ) _______________I PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Meals on Wheels, Etc, Inc. is accepting applications for The Emergency Repair Program. Assistance is available to Very low Income Homeowners in Seminole County. Th e Emergency Repair Program Is not a remodeling program. Th e program is designed to help families with limited emergency housing repair and to low income home owners for utility connec­ tions. Funds are provided through the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners and State of Florida. Call 4 07 -3 3 3 -8 8 7 7 ext 103 fo r a ssis ta n ce . WSDO 1400AM Music • Messages m Interviews Local & International Personalities - Local Business SPECIAL ADVERTISING RATES FOR CHRISTIAN CHURCHES AND MINISRIES Programaclon Cristiana Sabados 7:00 am. a 5:00 pm. Domingos 12:30 pm. a 5:00 pm. LISTEN WEDNESDAY ® 1:00 FOR LOCAL NEWS FROM THE SEMINOLE HERALD Call 407-322-1400 Malaqulas Bosques Station Manager P.0. Box 1448 • Sanford • FL • 32772 i �« / I # / l i l t The S eminole Heoald Page 6C Sunday. April 22. 2001 upper Sundays arc a tim e to do notmuch o f anything If w e can help It. G oing to church late morning and then perhaps having brunch, reading the paper, and relaxing for the rest o f the after­ noon and evening. Som etimes we d on't even feel like going out for dinner, and rather cat In, if that m eans not too much cooking involved. So, to help things along 1 many times start preparing the Sunday supper the day before. oven on, finish baking and serve the m arinated veggies as side dishes. Som etim es a very sim ple dessert such as a good Ice cream , served w ith hom em ade chocolate fudge can bring a glo­ rious finale to your no- fuss meal. • Rosemary Lamb Roast • Baked Feta red skin potatoes • Carrot M arinade FranAoise • Baked Caram el Apples • Godiva Chocolate Ice cream w ith Am aretto Ganna che 4 servings of each R osem ary L im b R o u t 2 pounds piece leg o f lamb 6 d o v es or garlic, 1 teaspoon o f coarse sea salt 1/2 teaspoon pepper Three springs of rosemary 1/2 cup feta cheese 1/2 cup water ° cup olive oil 6 medium sire red skin pota­ toes Fresh oregano Clean and fat trim the meat. Rub w ith salt, rosemary, crushed garlic, and pepper. Place m pot over the oil and wAtcr* H im the oven at 350. Cover the pot and bake for two hours. In the m ean time prepare the potatoes, clean and trim. T ike the pot roast out and add the potatoes. Sprinkle all the feta cheese In top. Add m ore feta to the m eat as well. Continue to bake for another hour. T ik e out and cool. Place In airtight container, and keep refrigerated until next day. Abov*: II praparedthe day before, Rosemary Lamb Roast takes IW)e •(fort for those easy 8unday Suppers. Right: Baked Carmel apples are delicious and easyto make. HtcAldphtrtfff by Ait Carrot Marinade Francois* 1-pound carrots, cleaned, trimmed and scraped, cut In round slices * cu p butter 2 tab lesp oo n s o f am aretto Place the ap p let inside and bal at 400 for 30 mliiutes. W hen read If, on top o f the stove, in a skillet m elt dow n to light brow n color th e w hite Trice the apples out and he spoon, draw circles around the apples, as to wrap them in die caram el. * M elt the chocolate in a heavy skillet. A dd the heavy w hipping cream and the butter. Let com e to a soft boll continuing to stir. W hen a t un coats a cold spoon nicely is done. A dd the am aret­ to. Place irj 9 squirting bottle, and top you r favorite ice cream . N ow supper is ready to heat It* chips F 1 .a— wrapping crvAJTi a -A je i.L . m ovie, w h in fb ti com e hom e, everything is done. You can even send your husband to get a bottle o f wine. By the tim e he returns, d iner will b e on the table, he w ill b e absolutely am assed, and say, for how many tim es in his life: “T h ere is no telling what a w om an can d o in less than an h ou r!" Needless to say you will sm ell like a garden o f roses, never feeling a bit tircdl Now after all this I am sure he VirtKild Want to d o the dishes. Enjoy I Church Bulletins hosting C elebrate 2001, a cele­ bration o f their beginnings, pre­ sent and future. Various events throughout this celebration will b e held beginning A pril 26 w ith the dedication o f its new build ­ ing, and culm inating April 29 w ith a cocktail and dinner reception. The celebration on A pril 26 w ill be at 2100 Lee Road. For m ore inform ation phone 407- . 644-7593. ik N ew H ope B aptist Church, Deltona, will hold a Dining Cruise on the St. Johns River, Saturday, M ay 5 beginning at © N 1 0 3 0 a.m . It w ill be fellowship, fun and dining in celebration of M o th er's Day. Tickets are $33 p er person. D eadline to pur­ chase tickets is A pril 20. For m ore inform ation or tick­ ets, phone 904-532-8291. The next concert in the 2000­ 2001 scries at SL L uke's Lutheran C h urch in O viedo .w ill b e Sunday, M ay 6, at 3 p.m. It's the SL L u ke's School Benefit Concert. S t Luke's Lutheran Church is located In O viedo. For addition­ al inform ation, phone 407-365­ 3408 ig h t At S9I1EK T JH U C TIC K <f>DOCK PRIZE DRAWINGS Saturday May 19th, 2001 Forest B a r rW e s ie r k M arika Horn. 53© Pjulmeito Avenue, Saktosd G am es B egun a t m o PRIZES A k KCUKCXD AT 10130 FOOD & PHARMACY LAKE FOREST VILLAGE SHOPPES 5240 W. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 22, 2001 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 22, 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>, April 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d1ab4bc7d34b8fe830657b74424f60e6.pdf 10b1dd560be504a8174dcf6b46cfd3fb PDF Text Text County pins plans on penny sales tax By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Post 53 blows competition away SA N FO RD — If Seminole voters approve the continuation of the one-cent ?.ifes tax during lb* Snpi. 4 referendum, the expected $534 million in revenues will fund l l major school projects and more than lOO.diffcrent road improvements. The-school board will receive 25 per­ cent or roughly $133 million for 11 capital improvements. Including 20 new classrooms for Altamonte Springs and Forest Any doubt about that might have existed about how good the Sanford CampbellLossing Post 53 American Legion Baseball Team has all been erased now. Led by tournament Most Valuable Player Jason Louwsma, Post 53 ciuised to the championship of the pres­ tigious DeLand Firecracker Tournament, going o perfect 7-0 In the 20-team tourney. Page1B Casino Night, auction to fund team's trip A Casino Night and Live Auction wilt be held at the Sanford Campbcll-Lossing American Legion Post 53 American Legion Hall start- ‘ ing at 7 p.m. Saturday night (July 7) to raise funds for the upcoming American Legion 2001 AmcrtearrLrgion Class A State Baseball Tournament this August 1-5. Post 53 has earned the right to host the tournament, but it must pay all hotel, already in excess of $8,000, and meal expenses for the seven out of town teams and will also be putting together a first-rate tournament pro­ gram, so community help Is necessary and greatly appre­ ciated. The team, which is made up of players from Seminole and Lake Mary high schools, receives an automatic bid to the tournament os the host teem. * Also, the committee is also looking for ads for the tour­ nament program that will be distributed at the games. Ads range in size from business cards to full pages. If you have any questions, please contact Rose Kimmig at 407-330-1672, Seminole Smile Index CfOMword .............. Osar Abby .................. l» g o li ....................... Movtsi ................ O b tlu a n c ... O p i n i o n .................... Polk* l o g ........... Spofti .................. T«l«,!»on W » a ih * f .............. ............................... and add eight classrooms and a perform­ ing arts center. Red Bug Elementary will also add 15 classrooms If the sales tax is approved. TWo new schools, a middle school and elementary, arc proposed for Sanford and Oviedo, respectively, for a combined $33 SccTax, Page 5A Litton says Lake Mary water is safe By Nick Pfelfauf Stall Writer downtown master plan to Longwood city commissioners. The idea of a master plan is nnthlngnew to the city of Longwood as d ty administrator John Drago has pushed for master lplans ’ to ‘ *be"completed for Just about every segment of the city.'. From the water and sewer system to the parks and LAKE M ARY — As a result of recent concern expressed by resi­ dents in and around the city of Lake Mary, City M anager John Litton has attempted to clarify wltai some have considered dan­ gerous conditions in the city's water supply. Litton said the city received approximately 30 calls regarding the situation. "As a result of a recent newspa­ per article and subsequent’ con­ cerns from some of our customers regarding the city's water welts, I felt it important to clarify from the city's perspective what has tran­ spired- oyer the past several m onths," Litton said. According to Litton Litton, water being supplied by the Lake Mary treatment plant facility is safe for human consum ption. Sam ples taken on May 16 did not indicate a detectable presence of 1.1dlchloroethene (DCE). Litton said in February the city was drilling a permitted well as part of its water expansion pro­ ram. W hile drilling, officials elected DCE levels exceeding the standards set by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for public water sys­ tems. See Longwood, Page 8A See Water; Page 5A ongw ood City officials are preparing to unveil a masterplan to redevelop downtown By Christopher Patton Staff Writer ' ' T_’ /•V. / A ’ V. S* *1*' ' ** LONGWOOD — One of the oldest cities In Seminole County Is looking to preserve its historical flavor through some ingenious downtown planning And a gift from the county. At a recent Seminole County Commission meeting. Commissioner Randy for the ihe county to pursue dy Morris asked tor its efforts to donate tnc abandoned office ' ' ned Longwood post o property>on Stal Stale Road‘ 427 and C h u rch A ven u e i th e C ity o f .. .th the post office property, the city will be able to construct a gate­ way entrance which will be one of the kevs to the city's new downtown revitalization plan. According L> Seminole County Manager Kevin . Grace, the post office properly is too small for current building codes mak­ ing the land otherwise useless to the county. "I hope we could pull something together in 45 or 60 days," Grace said Brediss McIntyre about the future of the resolution to Houss donate the property. Grace speculated that the county attorney's office could have the plan approved for the coun­ ty commissioners to vote on for the July 24 board meeting. . The sooner the better, as Longwood landscape architecture firm DU Nance is only months aWay from revealing their, Th# Inside Outside House, above, and the Longwood Hotel, left, along with the BradleeMcIntyre House are focal points Longwood officials hope to enhance with downtown fy « t * Computer puts spring in her step Sanford man dies of pain pill overdose By Arthur Zielinski Staff Writer A b u s e of prescription SANFORD — Have you ever thought what it would be like to loose an arm or a leg, and how such a tragedy would affect the rest of your life? Unfortunately, for some people, an accident or Ill­ ness can cause that thought to become a reality. In recent years, however, revolutionary pros­ thetic advancements have made it possible for many amputees to control their prosthesis more effectively, helping them re-enter the work force and participate in recreational activities such as running, dancing, riding a bike, or golfing. One person taking advantage of the revolu­ tionary technology is Ruth Pindilli, of DcBary. Pindilli works as a charge nurse in tlu* Intensive Care Unit at Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford. Pindilli lost her left leg in 1984. "1 was hit by a car while riding on a motorcy­ cle," she said. Until last week, Pindilli's leg was Fitted with a conventional prostltesis. Each time she took a step she Itad to think about it. All that changed last drugs is on th e rise, police a re reporting By Christopher Patton Staff Writer oto by Art ZMInaU Paulo Brudgo. right, uses a computer to make fine-tune adjustments to Ruth PMUTt new prosthetic leg. The new leg use* a micrcpfuceeaor So moasure PtnOrtks anp'es and movements 60 times per second ea she walks. HEATHROW — A Sanford man is dead after apparently overdosing on pain pills. Seminole County deputies responded to a Lakoworth Circle home after neighbors reported a "suspicious incident" in which three white males left the home with one of the males carrying a man like "a sack of potatoes" over his shoulder. The man being carried was later identified as 26-ycar-old Richard Santiago Waybrighl of Saniord. He was pronounced dead at Central Florida Regional Hospital. At the scene, police ques­ tioned Stewart Larson Eden, 27, of Lake Mary; Brandon Keith McCaghren, 28, of Casselberry; and Don William Wyman, 22. of Casselberry. Tire three admitted lo taking Waybright to the hospi­ tal. Eden said Waybright had taken the pain killers Oxycodone and Oxycotin while he was intoxicated. Deputies executed a search warrant of McCaghrcn's maroon Ford Thunderbird and found more than two dozen pain pills inside a golf bag. TWo separate bags of marijuana "shake," a glass pipe and rolling papers were also found in the golf bag. According to the report, S.-e Overdue, Page 5A Abandoned garage transformed into Geneva’s newest eatery By Michelle Jeria Managing Editor Clattrfiad....................... City elementary schools; iu new class­ rooms for Sabal Point, Sterling Park, Winter Springs, Eastbruuk elementary schools; and 10 new classrooms at Oviedo High School. .... Twenty million dollars will help Lake Mary High School renovate classrooms million. Members of Slop the PEST (Penny Extra Sales Tax) and Commissioner Grant Maloy argued al Tuesday's commission meeting that ail the funas should go to new school and classroom construction. According to Maloy, renovations of schools should be the responsibility of the school board and not an extra burden on the tax payers. Seminole County will receive 37.5 per- ^vitalizing See Step, Page 8A Jam ie 'C ra sh ' Katchum Coordinator for lha 18th Judicial Circuit Revenues would fund road, school projects for the next 10 years G E N E V A M o r e * h n r w ar ago, passersby didn't «hink there was much future for the aban­ doned garage located at 200 Ave. C. Today, however, the building reminds some of the Whistle Strip Cr.ft from the movie "Fried Green Tomatoes." "A year and a half ago, people didn't think I could do it," Rocky G. Michaud said. "The building was an eyesore. It was flooded with water, and there wasn't even a driveway." Michaud, the owner of Rocky's Cafe, said once she start­ ed renovating tire old structure, she didn't have any doubts it would become the "Mom and Pop" cafe she pictured in her mind. She was right. Although the restaurant lust opened on June 1, it's already attracted a loyal patronage from throughout Seminole County. Many not familiar with the Geneva area would never guess the community's newest deli and calc was once used to house and fix vehicles. The dining area, with its white walls and tile floor, is spotless. In the kitchen, ingredients arc* organized neatly on the stainless steel shelves with every com er serving a pur­ pose in the cooking scheme. See Rocky's Page BA Rocky Michaud recently converted an old garage into a new restau­ rant and opened Rocky's Cato in Geneva. HarWd photo by �I’ilffr 2A Tm: S eminole I I ir a iji Wrdncwlay. July -I. 2001 S em in o le S um m ary A G LA N CE AROUND OUR CO U N TY Preparing for the Fourth The music of O ut & A bo ut ‘1776’ WED The city of Sanford will have fireworks and a day of fun, Wbdnesdny,July 4, at Fort Mellon Park. The celebration will include a concert and mer­ chants on Seminole Blvd. sell­ ing food and beverages. Festivities start 5 part with the actual firewoiks-at 9 pan Seminole Boulevard will be closed from Sanford Avenue to San Juan beginning at noon on July 3, until noon on July 5. Mellonville Avenue will be one-way (southbound) from First Street to Celery Avenue beginning at 9:15 p.m. on July 4, until traffic leaving the cele­ bration has cleared. Even' July 4th, I w t out my video copy of the musical "1776" and play it one more time. Hopefully many have seen it, or much of what I am about to write will not be of interest. It depicts the final days of the Continental Congress in the preparation of the Declaration of Independence Main people in the movie are John Adams, Ben Franklin, Tom Jefferson, and a host of others, played by very prominent movie actors. D ie man who played the roll of the school principal in "Boy Meets World," William Daniels, tor example, play s Jo in . Adams. I can’t even look at him in "BoyMeets World" without thinking Nick of John Adams singing and Pfeifauf dancing his way through • • • • • • • “1776". There are a few flaws in the movie. Tor example, Sidney Rodney, the dele­ gate from Delaware, was old and near death at the end of the movie. Yet it is his picture on the newly designed Delaware quarter coin, it depicted him on horseback, as a hero in the Revolutionary War. If he was dead, how’d he do that? Even though he had the gout, Ben Franklin, (Howard Da Silva), also did some fancy dance steps and sang in the movie. 1 doubt he ever did that in real life, although 1 hear he was quite a party animal Basically however, "1776" gives an example of how the members of congress had to fight to gain independence from England. There were those who opposed the measure, wanting us to leave well-enough alone and not cause waves. Others didn't want the declaration because it would, without a doubt, mean the start of war. Of course General George Washington and his troops were already fighting, so the war against British occupation was already under way. There was a great deal of literary license taken in writing "1776." I'm sure Abigail Adams didn't really come to her husband John in a vision, and Tom Jefferson, (Ken Howard), didn't play the fiddle for his wife within min­ utes after seeing each other for the first time in many months. But the message is there. Congress finally adopted the Declaration of Independence on July 4, which was signed first by John Hancock. (Thus the saying "put your John Hancock on litis"). History records the document wasn't actually signed by most of the delegate? until Aug. 2 of that year, while other scholars say a few of them didn't sign it for a year or more. Who knows, I didn't cover that story for the h era ld ph oto by Tommy V incent U.S. (lags and banners hang on the light posts and storefronts in downtown Sanlord in preparation for the Fourth of July events scheduled for Wednesday. Buddhist lessons don’t apply "Oli, your dad Will get over it," I When it comes to kids. Sweetie and 1 wringing his grimy little tumds. assure him, kneeling down in front of should be rated PC. If our friends ask "It couldn't be that bad," Sweetie him. "Let me tell you a little story. us to watch their spawn, you can bet says from behind his newspaper. "1 "Once upon a time a Buddhist stu­ the Hell s Angels were unavailable. probably did the same thing when I dent and his master were on a long "So," Sweetie says, staring down at was is your age journey. They came to a stream where my girlfriend's 9-year-old son, "you "You spray-painted Pokcmon pican old woman was pacing back and want to go cruising for girls?" ............................ turcs on your Dad's car too?" forth trying to get acn>ss. Now, it was Sweetie and I are monster-sit­ Coffee cup suspended in against the rules for the master to mid-air, I stare at Kid. ting at our friends' house. The touch women. Yet, without hesitation, only way l*d let Kid spend two "Your dad's new white he lifted the old woman onto his shoul­ days at our place is if they Mercedes?' ders and carried tier to the other side. Judging by the look on brought him over in a straitjack"Seeing his teacher break the rules ct and leather mask like Kid's face, white would no really worried the student. As they longer be an accurate descrip­ Hannibal Lecter. continued their journey, the student "No, thank you, sir," Kid says tion. asked, 'Master, why did you carry that meekly. Standing in the garage. old w o m an across the river?' A nd his O n Ural note. 1 swivel my Sweetie, Ktd and 1 stare at the P .S .' master replied, 'I sat her down live bright red, yellow and blue head in Kid's direction. H es sit­ Wall _miles hack. Why do you continue to ((tick fi ting !xmc straight at the kitchen (h'cl i figures own “ carry Hot? " table with his Irands folded in * * ' • • • • the it? s id e o f th e $ 6 0 m j u car. his lap. He hasn't been this well which now looks like Picasso's doodle "Now," I say, "what did you leam behaved since his first trimester. pad. frost this story?" "Arc you sure you don't want to "Pokcmon is so passe," Sweetie says, Kid stares up at me like I’m speak­ ing dolphin, then he looks up at scratch the ABCs in the coffee table, set touching the enamel paint, then check­ the dog on fire or jump from couch to ing his finger. "Have you seen Sweetie. couch in muddy soccer cleats?" 1 ask, Angelina Jolie in 'Lara Croft Tomb "Don't become a Buddhist monk," tempting him with a few of his favorite Raider'?" Sweetie says, "because they can't pick activities. "She's really hard to draw," Kid says, up chicks." looking up at him. Solemnly, he shakes his little head "You’d definitely need more paint," from side to side. Under normal cir­ (For an autographed copy of PS. Sweetie nods. cumstances, Kid would lx? ripping Wall's book, "My I a j v c is F ree... But the through the house leaving a trail of "Do you think Dad is going to like Rest of Me Don't Come Cheap," send destruction like a tiny tornado in $14.95 check or money order to: PS. it?" Kid asks, forehead furled. Recboks. We've long suspected thal "If I were you," Sweetie says, lobbing Wall Gifts, 1283 Gateway Drive, nine years and nine months ago my an empty spray can into the trash, T d Gallatin, TN 37066.) girlfriend had a fling with the join the Foreign Legion. They get to Write to P5. Will c/o Universal Press Syndicate, Tasmanian Devil. ride camels, you know." 4520 Main St., Kansas City. Mo Mi l l , or send e"All right, spit it out." 1 say. "What On that note, tears ptxil in Kid's tiiall to ps.wall(at)yalnx).a>m. have you destroyed?" brown eyes, and his little body goes "1 didn't mean to do it!" Kid wails. limp. / 0 2001 Its. WALL Herald, Most of our national holidays have a specific purpose, such as Flag Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and so on. July Fourth is specific in tltat we honor the freedom we have in our country and the forefathers who made it so. Except for the Civil War, we have been one nation for 225 years. I don't think there is anoth­ er country in the entire world that has been so united and under the same type of government as we have. It's something of which we can be proud — and we should show it. Regarding "1776," if you don’t own it, rent or borrow it. it’s good clean entertainment for the entire family, and regardless of the merriment it contains, it's an excellent educational tool. Stolen vehicle Mark Lee Hampton, 46, Rabun Court, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford Police Saturday. O fficers were inves­ tigating a stolen car report when they spotted Hampton in the vehicle at 13th Street and Holly Avenue. Hampton was charged with grand theft motor vehicle, burglary to a structure/conveyance, and driving with a suspended license. Fight Robbie Spivey, 40, West 22nd Street and Adrian Lynn Hodges, 29, S. Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, were arrest­ ed by Sanford police early Monday. Officers said the two had been involved in an alter­ cation at 5th Street and C ypress Avenue. They were o located at Park Avenue and F. Sem inole Blvd , and arrested, each charged with aggravated battery. D om estic Cases • Dominic Diniasi, 46, Dorchester Square, Lake Mary, was arrested d >r police at his residence Sunday, al as the result of a dispute with a female. He was charged with aggravated stalking domestic violence, and assault domestic violence. • Omar Danny Delgado, 29, Placid Woods Court, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Sunday os the result of a family dispute. He was charged with kitinapping/false im prisonment, bat­ tery domestic violence, aggra­ vated battery with a deadly weapon (kitchen knife) and refusing to free a party line for 3 D o u r K eizer editor Editorial Michella Jetts Duplay Advertising John Coftman R o u ts lavender C testified Advertising Ted W ater Don* Dietncn Chns Patton Marvs UiaAvt* N «* Pladaut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Art ZiaWtaCl Legal Advertising Trudes Langford R epublic N ew spapers, Inc. Petty Larceny • Niqucka Rbuslian Hillcry, 22, of First Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police B * Egan hwi * CVMfl Cheryl Smith The dty of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Thursday, July 5, in the com­ mission chambers of Sanford city halt beginning at 7 pan. Items on the agenda include a conditional use for the Habitat for Humanity Thrift store at 1100 Americana Blvd., dimensional variance for Charleston Club Apartments at 1800 E. Lake Mary Blvd for a height increase, a proposed Allstare Car Wash at 712 W. Lake Mary Blvd. and a 12.000 and two counts of possession of a controlled substance. Traffic Stop Crystal Dawn Charron, 32, Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police early Friday on W. Seminole Blvd. at the entrance to Regatta Shores Apartments. She was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, reckless driving, no drivers license, failure to carry a vehi­ cle registration, and no proof of insurance. • Mark Kenton Albcrshardt, 40 of Deltona, was stopped on his m otorcycle by Sanford police Friday on U.S. Highway 17-92. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and posses­ sion of under 20 grams of marijuana. square foot officc/warehousc at 7 l Coastline Rood. '.ifI i l l f i # !f 'I ■’ i ..u 1 m I ' " 1-__________ -4 Ml* ;^ I.B uj out 1 SUN The Seminole County Sheriff's Office will conduct a Law Enforcement Memorial’ and Awards Ceremony, Sunday, July 8. The date coin­ cides with the passing of IX*puty Eugene Gregory, who was shot and killed July 8,1998 during an encounter with a mentally ill man. The event will also honor four other deputies who lost their lives in the line of duty; Cleveland Jacobs (9/14/22), Robert Moore, Jr., (6/9/75), George Pfeil (12/29/77) and Hugh Thomas Jr. (3;28,8°) Seminole County Stieriff Don Eslinger will also recog­ nize the many dedicated men and women of the organiza­ tion More than 90 will receive awards (or either saving lives, performing services above and beyond the call of duty, or vol­ unteering many hours to serve the citizens of Seminole County. Tlie event will begin at 7 pan., July 8 at tiie Seminole County Sheriff's Office, 100 Bush Blvd. in Sanford. WED Cuunty/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold its July Breakfast Meeting Wednesday, July 11, at 7 3 0 a.m., at Heathrow Country Club, 1200 Bridgewater Road. Cost is $5 for members, $10 for non-members. Dave Dewey of S t Jotins Water Managr nient District will be tiie guest speak­ er. Wc welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: Wednesday. July 4. 2001 • Vol 93. No. 109 Brian Kromarc* THUR “Sen'ing Seminole County Since I90R” Production Etem Tyrell. JR R ep u b lic Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Newspapers. Inc. * 300 N. F ren ch Ave. Sanford, •Phono (407) 322-2611 *Fa* (407) 323-9406 FL. 300 N. French Avenue Senior*,FL32771 32771 Call. I us: .. ' (407)322-2511 E-Mail us: Laity Le» ton Mall Room BecSy TtUtetl* Circulation Wanda Kourpenrda in emergency call. • Richard L. Scott, 26, of Marshall Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence early Friday as the result of a reported alterca­ tion with a female. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. Friday at a retail store m the 3600 block of S. Orlando Drive. Officers said she attempted to take a $14.99 pair of slippers from the store without paying. She was charged with petty larceny. * Jason Scott Monte, 19, S. Laurel Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at a retail store in the 3600 block of S. Orlando Drive. The arrest report said be attempted to take sneakers valued at $19.99 from the store without paying. He was charged with petty larceny. • Dahlia R. Laing, 25, Logan Heights Circle, Sanford, was arrested by police Saturday at a retail store in the 3600 block of S. Orlando Drive. She was accused of taking $52.96 in items without paying. She was charged with petty larceny. The Seminole Herald lien Pinj: Administration Bad/ Bermetl J a u e o kU.Hl VFW Post 10108 in Sanford, invites the general public to a special tree planting event July 4, at 10 a m , at Sanford Museum, 52011 First Street in Sanford. The event is a tree planting ceremony to honor veterans of World War II. For information, contact Commander Dennis J. Gilmore at 407-323-5976. Peno'kcal Postage Pax) at Sanlord. Honda and additional mating office*. U SP S 481280 Pottma»t*r. Send address change* to The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Dor 1667 Sanlord. FL 32772 1667 Editorial. ttfiloreuinlMlelurald.com Subscription Rates 3 Month* m Serna d a County t i t . 00 6 Months n Seminole County 320 00 I Year H Seminole County 136 00 1 Year Other Flood* County U 2 0 0 t Year Out Ol State ISv 00 « Mvtrtltiog: cimlUidumlnolalunld.cem Fax us: MMk umdoaeeriol.com (407)323-9401 �TlIK Sl-MINOI.I' IIFRAU) Zoo offers animal adoption program By Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writer So you visit the Central Florida Zoological Park In Sanford and fall in love with a particular animal. We all have a favorite. Did you know that the zoo offers an Animal Adoption program, and you can actually help support that particular creature. No, you can't adopt Maude the elephant and take her home with you. Paying for food and cleaning up after her would be beyond the limit* of what the zoo wants. But people can make a donation to the zoo, and the zoo keeps the animal and takes care of it for you. By adopting an animal, you play an important role in pro­ moting the comfort and growth of your favorite crea­ ture. Your gift helps provide for veterinary care, enrich­ ment and feeding. And, it helps make the Central Florida Zoo an even better home for all animals. Suggested donations to the adoption levels range from $25 to $300. For each level, you receive a 4-by-6 color »of your animal, a per: adoption certificate, biofact sheet about the animal and the name of those who are also sponsors of that particu­ lar animal. Depending on how much SJS auditions start July 11 SJS Entertainment will hold auditions for Frank Loesser's "m usical able of Broadway," "G uys and D olls" on July 11 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. and July 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Men and women o f all ages and vocal ranges are needed. All roles w ill be paid a week­ ly stipend. Each person gtfdltioning should prepare a one m inute monologue and 16 measures o f a song. An accom panist w ill be provid­ ed. l b schedule an audition appointm ent or for an alter­ native audition date, please call 407-324-2906. Rehearsals begin on Aug. 5, and the performances are from Sept. 14th to Sept. 29. Thursday, Friday and Saturday performances are at 8 p.m. with a Sunday matinee at 2:30 p.m. more, $40, $150 or $300, for your donation, you receive additional materials, such as guest passes and various sub­ scriptions. You can adopt an animal in honor of someone else, such as grandpa's birthday, the birth of a new baby, or perhaps a monkey in honor of your boss. By adding an extra dollar to your donation, you can become involved in the Species Survival Plan, an orga­ nized program that serves to preserve the genetic diversity naturally found in wild ani­ mal populations. There are 89 species in this program includ­ ing the cheetah, elepliant, cot­ ton-top tamarin, rock iguana, red-ruffed lemur, mandrill and clouded leopard. Contact use zoo or stop in ar.d obtain an Animal Adoption application form. It's easy to till you, and will help the zoo in its overall operations and protection of the animals. For additional information, phone 407-323-4450, or look up the zoo on its web site at www.centralfloridazoo.org. Wrdnewlay. July 4. 2001 I’ilgO 3 A Obituaries ERA DLUOSC Era Debose, 92, Anderson Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday, June 26, 2001, at her residence. She was bom Feb. 9, 1909, in Glenn-wood, Ala. She was a homemaker and a member of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include sons, Cleveland Jr., Detroit, Mich., ElCanona, Henry Preston, and Morrell Sr., all of Sanford, Leon, Sr., Detroit; daughters, Emma Lean Gee, Detroit, Ollic Mac 1 lumphrcy, Frances Nadine Williams, Geraldine Lewis and Martha McKinney all of Sanford, Joyce Tillman, Detroit, Lillie Pearl Vance, Phoenix, Ariz.; sisters Vera Manley, Columbus, C a., Lucy Mae King Troy, Ala.; 60 grandchildren; 45 great grand-children; numerous great-great-grandchildren. Wilson-Eichelbergcr Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. M ILDRED E. MCRAY Mildred E. Mcray, 76, Bridgcvlcw Center, Ormond Beach, died Saturday, June 30, 2001 at her residence. Bom in Boston, Mass., she moved to Deltona in 1989. She was a homemaker and a Protestant. Survivors include sons, Walter, West Palm Reach. Daniel, Palatka; daughter, Carol, Mass., Shirley Freino, Deltona; brothers, Richard, Brenton, Frederick and William, all of Massachusetts; sisters, Iren Pliskaner, Laura Moran, Marjorie Fowler, Evelyn Lisage, all 6f Mass., Ruth Moore, Rhode Island; six grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. * . REO NGUYEN Reo Nguyen, 76, Roxburg Avenue, Orlando, died Thursday, June 28, 2001 at Orlando Regional Medical Center. Bom Oct. 8,1924 in South Vietnam, she moved to Central Florida five years ago. She was a homemaker and a Buddhist. Survivors include sons, Chi and Due, both of Orlando; daughters, Ha Banks, Orlando, Kim, Charleston, W.Va.; 19 grandchildren; six great-grand­ children. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. Springs, Hied Sunday, June 24, 2001. Bom in Madison, Fla., he moved to Central Florida in 1967. He was a roofer and a Seventh-day Adventist. Survivors include wife, Pneodora; daughters. Cherry Jackson and Chantelle, both of Altamonte Springs, Gloria Polingo, Apopka; sons, Enrick Joseph, Sanford, Darryl Williams, Crestvicw, Andres Joseph, Fayetteville, N.C., Charles Proctor, RanchoCucamunga, Cal., Michael, Orlando, Christopher, Altamonte Springs; sisters, Eula Mae Turner, Madison, Eula Lee Bellamy, Orlando, Rutha Watkins, Geneva, N.Y., Minnie Chant, Ft. Pierce, Annie Thrower, I.ancaster. S.C.; broth­ er Rufus, Madison; 17 grand­ children; three great-grandchil­ dren. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., in charge of arrangements. AGNES P. RANS Agnes P. Rans, 83, School Street, L ike Monroe, died Thursday, June 28, 2001. Born in Lake Monroe, she was a life­ long resident. She was a home­ maker. 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July 4. 2001 O pinion Public Info VSm L< » I I I L*SI rrt I I I ' * - Would the Pentagon Papers be published today? A spate of articles and interviews hit street and screen this month to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the publica......................... tion of "top secret" documents on the origins of the Vietnam War that became famous and infa­ mous as "The Pentagon Papers.” The papers, if you remember, were diplo­ matic, military and intelligence memos and records under presidents horn Harry Truman to Lyndon Johnson. And they showed, quite convincingly, that our leaders, elected and not, had lied to us about many things happening in the three countries once known as French Indo­ Richard china — Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. We Reeves went to war there, and more than 55,000 • • • • • • • Americans died for reasons hard to defend now. So did hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese, though many of them had real reasons — it was their war, their home, their his­ tory, their destinies at stake. The New York Times began publishing the papers on Sunday, June 13,1971, right next to the story of the White cation as a signal act of journalistic duty and courage, knowing that the government might choose to arrest and prosecute the people responsible for challenging the official definitions and rules of "national security." Nobody else paid much attention, at least not at first. Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird was on "Meet the Press" that morning, and no one even asked about the papers. President Nixon was annoyed, but he considered the publication more of a problem for the many defenders of the Democratic presi­ dents who moved us into tire war, Jchnron and Kennedy. The resident was also not that impressed with "top secret." He new that more than 500,000 people were cleared at that level, including file clerks at companies that mr.de gears for tan! 3 and ships. The person who was excited — perpetually, it seemed to some — was Nixon's national security adviser, Henry Kissinger, who was resting in California that week. He called the president with a 15-minute tirade, saying; I t shows you’re a weakling, Mr. President... these leaks are slowly and system­ atically destroying u s .... It could destroy our ability to conduct foreign policy. If other powers feel we cannot control internal leaks, they will not agree to secret negotiations." Soon enough, Nixon's chief of staff, H.R. Haldeman, was saying, "The two of them are in a frenzy." The rest is truly his­ tory. Within a couple of days, Nixon was urging his men to break into the Urookings Institution and other places to see If they had any of the 15 copies of the papers. The government asked for and got restraining orders block­ ing publication o f the material (temporarily, it turned out) by The Times and then The Washington Post, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times and'pther publications being fed material by a disenchanted defence analyst named Daniel Ellsberg. He got himself arrested, and Nixon formed a unit that called itself 'Tire Plumbers," guys assigned to stop leaks; one of the bright ideas they had was to break into the office of EUsberg's psychi­ atrist. Tire next step was Watergate. Looking back, I am not sure that the publication of the Pentagon Papers was quite as world-changing as we thought at the time. In fact, the questions in my mind now are these: — What lesson did the government take from the Pentagon Papers controversy and the ruling by the Supreme Court that the press pretty much had the legal right to publish whatever it could get its Irands on? Perhaps less is put in writing (or on computer disks) now. Or perhaps the government has used cost cutting arguments to slow down th** release o f sensitive information. For instance, the Foreign Relations of thie United States volumes on Vietnam during the Nixon years were due to be released beginning in 1999, but they have not been. — Would The Times and the rest of the press be willing to spend »he money and take the risks involved in challenging the government that way again? Millions of extra pages were printed then, and hundreds of lawyers were paid i to fight the Justice Department. Who would make such deci­ sions now? Thirty years is a long time. In government, the children and assistants of President Nixon and his men have regained power. On the press side, power has shifted in a more funda­ mental way. Editors and reporters ruled in 1971. Accountants, lawyers and stock analysts make the final decisions now. E O 2001 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE W hy does the church need the state? T T V A A W A V A 1 While President Bush was touting his revised "faith-based'* initiative at the U.S. Conference of Mayors in ................................ Detroit on Monday, some Democrats were charging that Republicans are working to under­ mine one o f the plan's central provi­ sions. It is the pro­ posal to allow peo­ ple who don't item­ ize their deductions to get a tax break Cal . when they con­ tribute to religious and charitable orga* nlzations that help the poor. Democrats say that Rep. Bill Thomas (R-CA), chairman of the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation, wants to “gut" this provision because of an estlr mate by the committee that it would cost $83 billion over 10 years. Democrats claim Thomas is concerned that the administration's tax cut won't allow that big i g aa revenue loss. Thomas is said to desire a $20 billion cost "cap ." A committee spokesman declined comment, but a committee source said there are "several versions" of the bill and that markup and a vote are at least a week away. Beyond the cost and even beyond the President's commendable desire to do more for the needy, something should trouble especially Christian ministries which would receive money from the government for their "faithbased" programs. In Deuteronomy 15:11, God says this about-the poor. "There will always b e poor people in the land. Therefore, I command you to be open-handed toward your brothers and toward the poor and needy in your land." In Matthew 26:11, Jesus makes a similar point: "The poor you will always have with you." While there are biblical commands about justice, there are no expectations that government should be the primaprovider of help for the poor. That is be job of the church. The reason it is XJ the job of the church is so that God's love might be demonstrated in tangible ways In order that the poor might , open their hearts to a greater and i x w v s Thomas rfiijkiti intangible message. It Is this latter mis­ sion which many believe will be comremised should the President's "falthased" plan win congressional approval. It Is not so much about church-state issues. It is about the pos­ sibility that the church will be further robbed o f its privilege and responsibili­ ty to God for the poor. What kind of job are Christian churches doing? Not a very good one, according to the Bama Research Group, which studies religious behav­ ior and attitudes. Reported giving to nonprofit organi­ zations and churches, says Bama, was down 6 percent last year from 1999. The average giving per person last year was a paltry $886,15 percent less than the previous year. When churches alone are studied, Bama says six out of 10 adults put money in the collection plate, with the average annual donation amounting to just $649, down from an $806 average in 1999. Some of those making the biggest noise about the declining state of our culture gave the least. While 39 percent of all adults gave nothing to a church last year, nearly one-quarter of them were people who identified E themselves as "bom again." Since the biblical standard is the tithe (donating 10 percent of annual Income to. the church, a custom only 12 percent o f the bom again practice, says Bama), It >pears that those commanded to do e most are actually doing the least. Churches should feel insulted that government wants to step in where its own angels have stopped treading. Churches should feel convicted o f their underperformance in caring for the needy. There are dozens of verses in both the Old and New Testaments indicat­ ing God's care and concernTut the poor and His displeasure with people who ignore them. But there is no call for "Caesar" to be the primary provider c f help. That's the basic work of churches. When C h ib liana refuse to obey God in this matter, judgment falls on them. The government has the capability of feeding the hungry and clothing the naked, but if Christians allow themselves to be replaced in such efforts, they will have traded their birthright for something of far less value. C 2001 Tnk-W Mtdu S en let,. I k . From A to Z A rt Zielinski asks people what they think Independence Day Is a chance fo r America to cele­ brate its birthday and wave the "stars and b a n .” Most people will be getting a day o ff work and watching fireworks displays. So our question today is, "How do you plan to cele­ brate the July 4 holiday?” 42 MKTOX0 or KOUINMOCt [W it w M few H M * ikw IM tf t h 'M .± H m. L i . . i’ll be going to my big cousin B J’s bar­ becue. I want to watch the fireworks In Sanlord and might do some fireworks at my grandmother s house. Shamfee Ware, oge8. Sanlcrd M My family will be visiting from New Jersey. We plan to have a community gathering at Twelve Oaks RV resort. No fireworks, its too hot. We'll |us1 enjoy a family afternoon. Katheleen Forgo, Sanford L I plan to go to my daughters and have a great cookoul, an and visit with family and friends in the dltemoon, then come to Sanford tor the fireworks display. Claire Arvdognlnl, Lake Mary I'm going back home to North Carolina tomorrow. Wen have a picnic and 11 play with my big brother, Cole, and go swimming and watch the fire­ works at night. Savannah Pressley, Burnsville, N C Wo mightily and go to New Smyrna Beach or Iwv* a barbecue In the back yard. I'l definitely watch the fireworks. I only live six streets away. Renee Washington, age it , Sanford �Tuft S eminole H erald Tax --------------Continued from Pi|a 1A cent or anprordmatelv S200 mil­ lion for five major areas ol road improvements. One area of Improvement is the county's state road system which several commissioners balked at, Includ­ ing Maloy and Commissioner Randy Morris* Maloy and Morris argued that funding state , road projects should ultimately be the respon­ sibility o f , the state legislature. Nonetheless, if the one-cenl sales tax Is approved, Slate Road 434, from the Orange County line, will be w idened to six lanes and Stale Road 41ft will be widened to four Units from SUtc Road 46 to the VolusU County line. Other state road projects the county will fund include curb and goiter Improvements on U.S. Highway 17/92 from the Orange County line to Lake of the Woods Eioulevard; 17/92 widened to six lanes from Shepard Road to Lake Mary Boulevard! a Interchange improvement at 17/92 and Stale Road 436; State Road 434 widened to six lanes from Montgomery Road to County Road 427; Interchange Improve­ ments at Stale Road 436 and Red Bug Lake Road; and Uke front Improvements along 17/92 in a cooperative effort with the dty of Sanford. The eoi nty w ill also use approximate!;' $25 million to construct several pedestrian Water overpasses: one at Red Bug la k e Road, two on Lake Mary bouievtuu, one no, lit or 5 u ti Road 436 in Allamonte Springs and one on 17/92 and Triplet Lake Drive in Casselberry. All seven major cities in Seminole will also share a piece of the revenues from the onerent tax based on their popula­ tion numbers. Altamonte Springs is projected to receive about S16 million which is slated for projects Including widening Douglas Avenue and Jamestown Boulevard and new roadways between Albermarlc Road and Keller Road and an extension of West Town Parkway northeast­ erly from Laurel Street to Orange Avenue.. The city of Casselberry would receive approximately $1! mil­ lion and It wculd be used for a new connector from Scrhlnolc Boulevard to State Road 434 and additional roadway and Inter­ section improvements. Lake Mary Is scheduled to receive almost $5 million from the new tax and it would be uti­ lized for road Improvements on Sand Pond Rosa and Skyline Drive and sidewalk and drainage improvements would be made on Evansdale Road and Pine Tree Rood. The d ty of Longwood will receive more than $5 million for dirt road paving for more than 20 roadways. Oviedo would get more than Continued from Page 1A Litton said the city notified FDEP and drilling operations were immediately suspended. "A s of this time, that well has never been pul into service," Litton said. After meetings with FDEP, the city, along with Siemens and Seminole County, conducted monthly tests of existing wells in the vicinity to check for DCE's. Threes were found in two of the city's active water wells, but $10 million for road improve­ ments on Franklin Street and Division Sln.-t.-l and extending Lindsay Lane from Division Street to State Road 434 The city will also consider widening State Road 426 from State Road 434 to Winter Springs Boulevard and widening County Road 419 from Division Street to State Road 434. The city of Sanford will receive $15.7 million for road Improvements north of West State Road 46, a Mulberry Avenue Extension from 14th Street to Country Club Road, downtown circulation improve­ ments and various intersection and sidewalk improvements. Winter Springs is scheduled to receive almost $13 million for various road improvements on Hickory Grove, Spine Road, Moss hoed, Stale Road 434. Fisher Road, Bahama Road and Winter Springs Boulevard. Seminole County will also make improvements on more than 50 county roads. The largest of the improvements Is a projects $4.75 million for paving improvements on Lake Mary Boulevard from Rinehart Road to US 17/92. The County is also set to spend $40 million on 167 miles of sidewalks within a 2-mile radius of county schools and another tB2-milos of sidewalks In unincorporated, primarily nonsubdivision, portions of the county. McCaghreh told police he hid the Items in the golf bag to keep Waybright from getting in trou­ ble with the authorities. McCagnren w a s diaigtd with possession of controlled sub­ stance, possession of a legend drug Without k prescription, pos­ session of moriJUana .under 20 |nuns, possession of drug para­ phernalia «nd tampering with evidence. "Tire Investigation is still active until th e , toxicology report is available, but foul play has been ruled out,”-said L t Pete KelUng. 1"In these caies where foul play is [ ruled out,’ If they (Investigators) ftel the d rill was obtained from tUe the Investigation By Christopher Patton Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S — More than a dozen residents were evacuated from the Stanford Center assist**! living facility when a fire broke out early Monday morning. According to firefighter Alan Harris of the Altamonte Springs Fire Department, about 45 fire­ fighters responded to the twoalarm call. One crew and searched In the heavy smoke for the fire inside, while outside a ' ladder truck was used to rescue residents from the balconies. "You could barely see your hand in front of your face," Harris said about the heavy smoke in the atrium of the build­ ing. "The fire consumed a couch and had tlie sprinklers not gone off it could of gone into the walls." Harris credited the properly working sprinklers for rescuing the building and possibly many of the residents lives. "That's one of the most diffi­ cult situations," Harris said about "Right now it's the drug of Investigation into the death of choice on the streets for that type ‘ Waybright will continue with of effect," Kelting. "It’s s highly SCSO Investigator Dan Prast addictive pain killer." leading the search. allowed under FDEP and l-I’A regulations." "it is important to remember that the water In which these traces were noted are from pretreated water wells, ns opposed to the finished product that is delivered to our custom ers.' Litton added. The 1.1-dichloroethenc com­ pound is treatable and Litton said the dty will install an aera­ tion system — "w hich is a proven treatment method," Litton explained — at its water plant. In addition to addressing DCE'S, the aeration system will also help reduce other com­ pounds, such as iron. Questions should be directed to cither John Deamud, our Public Works Director at 407333-8211, or Paul Morrison, tire FDEP Environmental Manager for the Drinking Water Program at 107-804-7555. fires in assisted living facilities. "People can't get out on their own like a residential fire. A lot more man power is needed and wilh Ihe heavy smoke we had to lift them off Ihe balconies." Although tlie building is non­ smoking, Harris attributed the fire to a cigarette placet! on the couch. He speculated tire ciga­ rette could of came from an out­ side visitor unaware of the smok­ ing restrictions in the building. According to Harris, the atri­ um suffered water damage while the whole building was victim­ ized by the heavy smoke. Residents will not be allowed hack into the building for several days. Most residents will be temporaril) moved to The Pavilion at Crossing Pointe in Orlando. 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SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY Y o u ( . . i n t in y y o u r in su ran ce Request for Q ualifications (RFQ #2001-01) - fro m The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford (SHA) la accepting Statements of Qualifications for the Provision of Serv/cee aa aha gsnstaUtgsLeounssi and ftoA a-tfsrtsd L w a l Sptvlcoe. ................ fit yd I * . t i i b j / O i z tw o n b ljlid Statements of Qualifications from qualified firms will be accepted at the SHA, 94 Caetle Brewer Court, Sanford, FL 32771, untilAtfQjLm , PnTr/m Jnht 19. 9001* Responses must be prepared In accordance with the Instructions in the RFQ, a copy of which may be obtained at the 8H A at tha above address. Responses received after the closing date and time will not be considered. li r used for cancer patients, re praised the While t, the abuse of drtrfc'i j forced the Federal the ilstration to consider Drug banning the drug. A K trn n n o f n t n : i i l i NUMBER Legal Service s WUl S f £ ' , K e 7 & ' pbllce have seen A dramatic Increase of pain killer abuse, i a prescription drug that is which Litton said “they were well with­ in the 7 parts per billion (ITH) Residents evacuated in senior center Are Overdose ----Continued from h f t LA ttciliicwtny. July J. 2001 Page 5A R IC H A R D R U S S l or from ...a neighbor, someone you know, I, v i m o m c y o u c a n iruvt unit r e s p e c t. fer R U SSl INSURANCE Call today and talk to u real person who cares about your fumily’s protection and security. Since 1968 2 5 7 5 S. French Avc. Sanford (407) 322-0285 «A u to -O w n e rs In su ran ce Uto Hcmo Car Business n. 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He asked me about some ski equipment, and then — bidding what he claimed was a gun in bis pocket — demanded money Inmi the register. Abby, if I liad been there atone I would have walloped him and run tor the door, but t didn't want to lake any dunces with my daughter there. I told him to take what he wanted and leave Well, that wasn't the end of It. He ordered us Into the back room, told us to lie face down, bound our lunds and feet with duct tape, gagged us and left. Despite hemic tugging and squirming, neither Jenny nor I could free ourselves. It was more than an hour before a customer came in, beard us moaning and found us trussed up in the back of the store. Thinking back,! was metre L ake F orest FOOD & PHARMACY P u b lix Abby LA K E FO REST V ILLA G E SHOPPES 5240 W. S.R. 46, SANFORD (407) 321-0423 O ff G R O C ER Y PURCH ASE O F $25 OR M O R E L U #5902 I Coupon Per Purchase •No Alctihol • Ib b acco • lxitlo COUPON GOOD ONLY AT LA K E FO R E ST P U IIIJX angry than seated duiing tire time we lay bound. Mostly ! was worried that Jenny would be traumatized for life. I felt completely helpless. I could hardly believe what happened next. Wlum we were freed, Jenny wasn't trauma­ tized. She became furi­ ous — af me! She literal­ ly screamed at me, "Why did you let him tie us up, M u m f She apparently felt — and . . . still feels — tlut we could have used kung fu on him or something. Although 1 still think I did the right thing, I feci guilty that my daughter is disillusioned because her mother allowed someone to tie us up without a fight. I have gone from super mom to super schnook. Any ideas on how to win back my daughter's admiration? BOUND AND GAGGED, NEWTON, PA. DEAR BOUND AND GAGGED: You acted appropri­ ately. Real life is not a martial arts movie where heroines Uke risks ami live beyond the clos­ ing credits. If you had tried to "wallop'' the robber, one or both of you might not be alive today. Don't be so quick to con­ clude But your daughter "was­ n't traumatized.” She is blam- ing you for whs* happened because she felt helpless and humiliated. Both o f you could benefit from some short-term post-traumatic stress counseling so that what happened can be put In proper perspective. DEAR ABBY: This may be a bit "racy" for your column, but consider it an alternative to your advice to "Furious In Adrian, Mich.," the 14-year-old whose ex-boyfriend wrongly claimed to have had sex with her. Rather than forcing a poten­ tially ugly confrontation, a more effective way to shut the guy up would be to follow an example related to me by a colleague fmm H air A braggart once boasted to all who would listen that he’d had sex with the class beauty. 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July-4. 2CKII Longwood------Continued from Page 1A recreation department, master plans have been developed "to give an overall picture of what's going on" in each city depart­ ment. According to Drago, the architect will develop a pattern book with design standards for the downtown area which will "pmtect the property values" and "give it that period look." With thp road widening of State Road 427 and the upcom­ ing ground breaking of the Longwood Community Building downtown. Mayor Paul Lovestrand says there are "•everal opportunities and a great potential for the historical district." Although the mayor is pleased with the possible post office land donation, he says the gift doesn't come without :ost to the city as they will lav e to tear down the building. "W hen I was elected (in 1990) I was told that Longwood didn't have a historic district |u.st a run down place," Lovestrand said. "Now, we're glad to have some eatery places so people can come down here." With the donation of the post office, Lovestrand said the city B u s in e s s is b o o m in g "will have a three block panoramic entrance into the district" so "people who cut through 427 will know we are there." At Dix Nance Landscape Architecture on 150 W. Jessup Avenue in Longwood, archi­ tects are wrapping up the sixmonth project that details "all those things that make a street special" and "providing a vision for the district." A few of the items Dix Nance arc to suggest in the pattern book for tiie Longwood down­ town revitalization is encourag­ ing creative signage, simple picket fences, site furniture, street lighting, big entranceways and traditional Southern front porches. According to Nance, many of the suggestions for the down­ town rejuvenation will be sim­ ple, but "em phasize the archi­ tecture" of Longwood's illustri­ ous history. Several buildings Nance labeled as focal points, or buildings that draw attention and have unioue architectural designs, that the city should compliment are the Christ Episcopal Church, Brad leeMcIntyre House, the Inside Outside House and the Longwood Hotel. "We look to develop on architectural pattern that plays off the character of the existing historical presence of the dis­ trict," Nance said. "A lot of the small existing towns in the South give you the boiler plate to work from. If you go Into the downtowns of some of these older places it's amazing the character you'll find." Nance said there is several options the city has to preserv­ ing Ihe "small town flavor." In the pattern book, Dix Nance will suggest parallel parking, pedestrian walkways and vari­ ous street improvements to encourage more visitors to journey to the downtown simps and eateries. The old post office building will be used as a gate­ way entrance to encourage more people to visit the district and Nance said they might suggest an "architectural icon" for Reiter Park to act as another focal point for the district. "It (pattern book) encourages people not only to take from the old architecture, but to make something new that In 50 years will be considered his­ toric," Nance said. Rocky’s Continued from Page IA There's on Italian flair . throughout the building. Checkered tablecloths adorn the table, Italian art hangs on wall and the smell of homemade spaghetti sauce fills every com er of tnc restaurant. "I make a great sauce," Michaud said. The ethnic theme makes sense. Michaud, who was bom In New York, comes from an Italian background, and numer­ ous family members have owned Italian restaurants. Although the new restaurateur has had numerous careers, including seamstress, hot d cart entrepreneur, caterer, mo and paralegal, the restaurant business appears to be in Michaud's blood. Until recently, Michaud lived in Wjnter Park, but sjie decided to move to Geneva and open her business in the small community to get nwov from the traffic ana overcrowding of the city. "I was looking for something off the beaten path," she said. "I looked around and found this." She has no typical customer, and everybody is welcome at Sundays when it is closed), Rocky's CaftL Michaud has even Michaud said she spends more placed hitching posts on the side than 20 hours every day at her o f the restaurant for people business. But, she doesn't mind. arriving by horse. And, cus­ It gives her time to catch up on tomers from Oviedo, Winter some of her paralegal and notary Park and Sanford are all coming work. "People can come here, have to the small caf£ to enjoy lunch and get a simple divorce Michaud's homemade food. During the lunch hour, menu or adoption," phe said. Looking back at the last year. items include a variety of 6alads, hot and cold sandwiches and a Michaud said she has no regrets few Italian dishes. In the on her newest enoravoe. It evening, there arc dinner spe­ few weeks it's been open, busi­ cials, and breakfast is served all ness has been good, and the community appears to have day. • "1 like to do crazy, dlf/crcht accepted its newest entrepre­ stuff," Michaud said. "And, 1 call neur. this a 'Mom and Pop' situation. I H If she docs get a little frustrat­ feed people like our family eats. ed, all Michaud has to do is step outside and look at the vines Wc have really big servings." The caf£ also offers a variety covering the fence and storefront of cold cuts, ice cream and home­ she planted when she first start­ ed renovating the garage. made breads and pastries. •J planted ‘hern from seeds." For night people, Rocky's Cato stays stays open until 9:30 _p.m. she said. "People asked why I Monday through Friday and 11 planted them so carl)'. 1 told them I knew It would take that p.m. Friday and Saturday. "And, if people want to stay long to get this thing going. And, it's been great." later. I'm not going to kick gny For more information about body out," she said. Since the restaurant opens at Rocky's Caf<5, call Michaud at 9:30 a.tn. each day (except 407-349-0304. m* * HtfiW photo by Tommy Vlncont Ann ond Vic Gltzke show oft somo of the fireworks thoy havo for sale at tho Pinocrest Shopping Conter, locat­ or) at tho comer ot 27th Street and U.S. Highway 17-92. The couple say business has been brisk, and they havo a largo assortment ol fireworks for the July 4th celobrntion. # Step Continued tram Page 1A week, however, when she received a Otto Bock C-Leg from Hanger, Inc. According to Faulo Bcxlga, a certified practitioner, the C-Leg is the first and only microproces­ sor controlled hydraulic knee with swing and stance phase control. What that means is an amputee can now walk without thinking about how to walk. The C-Leg, Bcxiga said, has been In use In the United States for a little more than a year, but it has been used in Germany — where it was Invented — for about 5 years. "There are other hydraulic systems out there on the market, but the C-Leg is the first one to use a microchip rather than a mechanical type o f control," Bcxiga said. Pindiili found out about the device through a magazine ad. *1 was reading 'Motion M agazine,' a magazine for amputee's when I saw the ad," she said. "I talked to the physical therapy department at the hospi­ tal, and they referred me to John Jump at Hanger." About five months ciapscd from her initial inquires to the day when her leg was fitted with the computcrizwi knee. Bcxiga pointed out that the innovative knee joint features on-board sensor technology that reads and adapts to the individ­ ual’s every move. A lithium-ion battery in the knee will provide power for the knee for one full day — about 25 hours. Jump indicated the battery will, need rc-charging each day. One accessory, Jump said, will allow Pindiili to use tho car ciga­ rette lighter to re-charge the bat­ tery while she drives. At Hanger, Inc., which is locat­ ed at 819 E. First Street, Sanford, Ilcxlgn used a personal computer equipped with special software to make flne-tunu adjustments and tailor the C-Leg to Pindiili. " "Angles and movements are; mcasunxl some 50 times per sec-; ond," he said. The adjustments; are made by connecting the com-; puter to the microprocessor con­ trolled hydraulic knee, as Pindiiliwalked across the room, the; information from Pindilii's knee told Bcxiga what adjustments to make. The process took about] one hour. Pindiili will need to have the device checked in about! two weeks. Provided everything! works smoothly, she will not' need to return after the second! visit. ; I Because she works at the hos-. ital and is a very active person,; exiga said Pindiili was an excel­ lent candidate for the knee. However, os with all new tech­ nology, the cost of being fitted with a C-Lch- comes with a hi;igh; price tag. Jump indicated the price is around $40,000, but added, "it is the creme de la creme." K Geneva community plans July 4th parade s The Geneva community is once again sponsoring its annu­ al Fourth of July parade, start­ ing at 10:30 a.rn. Wednesday. The parade will begin at Geneva's Baptist Church on 1st Street, travel 2nd Street Avenue C, to Fine Street ten return to the church. The theme of this year's event is "Geneva — A Way Of Life,” and the three best dressed riders and their horses undergoing renovations, and donations will be accepted as part of the project's fund-raising efforts. T-shirts will also be fore Following the parade, a short Fourth of July ceremony will be held at the Geneva Community Building, located on 1st Street next to the Geneva Historical Museum. Activities will follow the ceremony, including chil­ dren's games, and refreshments will be available. The Community Building, built in the 1930s, is currently sale. For more information, contact Lorraine Whiting at 407-3495495. TO OUR CUSTOM ERS Florida Recycling Service will be operating on a limited basis for the 4th of July. 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Wildlife artist joAnnc Thome, from Volusia County, created the artwork for the 2001 decal. She also submitted two other designs which placed in the FWC's annual decal art contest last winter Thom e has been the offi­ cial artist of the Blue Spring Manatee Festival for the post five years. Besides her artwork, the front of the oval-shaped decal has the "1 Support Manatees” caption and the new FWC resource protec­ tion number— 1-888-404FWCC. The back of the col­ orful decal gives informa­ tion about tne various pro­ grams. "Voluntary donations from vessel and vehicle reg­ istrants benefit manatee pro­ tection efforts and are essen­ tial to the fecovery of ttua endangered animal. These fuiuls allow us to conduct research and management . where they are needed most," said David Arnold, chief of FWC's Bureau of Protected Species Management. "In certain areas of Florida, manatees are slowly making a recov­ ery. Support from individu­ als has helped make the dif­ ference." The decals are part of FWC's annual Voluntary Contribution Campaign to benefit the Florida manatee. The manatee is Florida’s official marine mammal and is listed as an endangered species by the U S . Fish and Wildlife Service, ih c most recent survey (in January) counted 3,276 manatees liv­ ing In Florida's coastal and inland waterways. The decals typically bring in more than 5100,000 to the program. The money is used for research and protection efforts by the state and provldcs funds for manatee res­ cue and rehabilitation efforts, habitat protection and education. Sale of the manatee decab, along with manatee license plate sales, are vital to recovery efforts. For further Information on manatees, manatee decab or manatee license plates, write FWC, 620 South Meridian Street OES-BI'S, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1600 Web site: http://www.floridacoi iservation.org/psni. SHUPE'S SCOOP Manatees arc Indeed gentle giants, and they are very defenseless against boat props and the encroachments o f our ever-increasing population. FISHING FORECAST Bass fbliing eontinutt to slow In ihe river with the high temperatures of Bum­ mer. Fbh early and late in the day, and slow down your presentation. Bass will tie congregating in holding areas such as deep bends. sand bars, and creek and B u sy w eek fo r P o st By Dean Smith Sports Cditcr SANFORD — There is no rest for the weeiy. Okay, maybe one day. After winning the Firecracker Tournament in DcLand Sunday morning, Sanford Campbcll-Lossing American Legion Post 53 R««**halt Team manager Rod Fergcrson told his squad to take a little rest before getting back to the ball field. That rest was one day as the team gets right back into preparation for the upcoming State Tournament when it opens play in the Jimmy Jones Memorial July 4tn Tournament at Seminole High School's Alumni Field tonight (Tuesday). Sanford Post 53 und Jacksonville Post T o u rn a m en t, A uction on s la te for b a s e b a ll te a m Following the tournament, a Casino 88 will open the tournament by playing Night and Live Auction will be held at a doublencader thb evening (Tuesday) the Post 53 American Legion Hall start­ starting at 6m.m. ing A 7 p.m. The other five teams in the seven-team Post 53 has won the prestigious right event will begin play on Wednesday, to host the 2001 American Legion Class again with games starting at 6 p.m. A State Baseball Tournament thb August Thursday again will have games at 6 1-5, but with that honor coney some p.m. and men on Friday, gamiN will < expensive obligations. begin at 11 a.m. Post 53 will pay all hotel, already in There will be a pair of games on excess of $8,000, and meal expenses for Saturday (July 7), the Third Place Game the seven out of town teams and will at 10 a.m. and the Championship Game also be putting together a first-rate tour­ at 1 p.m. Louwsma leads Post 53 to title nament program, so community help Is necessary’ and greatly appreciated. Th** team Is made up of players from Seminole and Lake Mary high t * J to o l's, two programs that had extremely good season's this year and most of the top players are now on Post 53, which receives an automatic bid to the tourna­ ment as the host team. Donations from the Casino Night and Auction will go to benefit the baseball team. Also, the committee b also looking for ads for the tournament program that will be distributed at the games. Ads available range in size from busi­ ness cards to full pages. If you have any questions, please con­ tact Rose Kimmig at 407-330-1672. Oviedo rolls to ‘ B ’ title By Daan Smith Sports Editor SportsE O VIEDO — Oviedo Babe n Ruth Baseball made It four-forfour in district tournaments when lb Major 'B ' team went 3­ 0 to claim the Cal Ripken Major Commissioner's District 8 • Tournament held at the Oviedo Sports Complex on June 23rd. Manager Fred Labcr, who led the Oviodo 12-year-old 'B ’s' to their second straight district championship and another trip to the state tournament, saw Kb squad get off to a good start wnen they blanked LungwcuJ 7-0 In the opening game and then came back to double die score on Altamonte Springs, 8­ 4. 1 • Altamonte Springs bounced back on Saturday to stay alive in the tournament, whitewash­ ing Longwood 9-0 In the Loser's Bracket final and cam another Bhot at the hosts. The Championship Game turned out to be a bam-bumer that had the fans of both teams on the edge of their scab , but host Oviedo, with birthday boy Brent Fahey going 2-for-3 and dr I wing lu thn-o runs, proved to be Just a little bit better on thb day, outscoring Altamonte Springs 11-8 to cam the trip to state. Serving as the coach*** for Labcr SWp F rb? and Monty Tibbs. In aJdlllon to Fahey, other members of the team were TVler McCallbtcr, Chris Paris, G irts Labcr, Jocaph Laurendi, Weston Below, Drew Morill. Chris Frisz, Joey Lea, Nick FutCh. Daniel Delk, and By Dean Smith Sports Editor DeLAND — The statement has been made. This team b very, very good. Any doubt about that might have existed about how good the Sanford CampbtJl-Losslng Post 53 American Legion Baseball Team has all been erased now. R S f l r w ; Led by tournament Most Valuable Player Jasotl Lcuwctna, Pest 5? cruised to the championship of the pres­ tigious DcLand Firecracker Tournament, going a perfect 7-0 in the 20-teain tourney. Artcr having gurus 27 years without winning a Firecracker crown, Post 53 has now won the title twice In the past thrcc ycars. And Post 53 did it in impressive fashion, outscoring its foes 71-to-18 over the •even games, including 1-hit and a 2-hit shutouts, ending three games by the lQ-rOtl rule. And llial was In seven Inning games, not the usual nine inning contests the team is used to playing. For the tournament Post 63, which b now 32-1 on the sea­ son, lilt J 9 0 (71-for 182), including 19 doubles, four triples and five home runs, ana the pitching allowed only 16 earned runs. Louwsma, who will be a senior shortstop at Seminole 53 Sanford's Jason Louwsma (above) backs out ol the way ol pitch during Sanford Post 53's victory over Conyers, Georgia last Thursday. The shortstop would go on *o hit .526 and be named the tourna­ ment's Most VahiaWo Player, lake Mary's Trevor Berryhtt (right) won two games In tho tournament as Post 53 went 7-0 to win Rc cccond Hreudtkei . Tiumarront Championship In three years and improve .32-1 cn Ihe season. See Firecracker, Page 3B Girls International Basketball Shootout set for this weekend .. By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — One of the top sporting events of the summer will take glace this weekend when the Fifth Aruotal Seminole Community CollegeOutback Steakhouse Girls International basketball Shootout b held. Veteran SCC liead women's basketball coach Ken Patrick has once again pul together an impressive field of teams made up of players who have yet to play at an NCAA school. The timing or the tournament is set up to coin­ cide with the NCAA Viewing Period, a time when NCAA coaches can 'legally' attend summer games or potential tccruib, and gives the coiche* and their scoub an opportunity come to Florida and sec some outstanding basketball. Current SCC stars like All-American 'Yo' Johnson, Gabriclle Blankcnficld, Narrie Berggren and Noelle Griffin played in the tournament last year and will be back again this year playing for host Seminole Community College. A bo back will be the defending champion Orlando Warriois, which went a perfect 6-0 to claim the 2000 title. Seminole High School's Jamala Mitchell was a member of the team. Other Florida teams scheduled to attend Include Daytona Beach Community College, Brevard, learn Florida, the Central Florida Falcons, Jacksonville. Tampa. Ft. Lauderdale and Naples. Out of state teams include Georgia, die Long Island (N.Y.) Wave, and Alabama. learns coming in fiom out of the U.S. include Canada, Sweden, Poland, Finland, and USSANIA. Round Robin games will be played at the * Seminole Community College Health and Physical Education Center and the Lake Brantley 1ligh School Fieldhonsc in Altamonte Springs on Friday and Saturday, July 6-7, with games using a running clock and beginning every hour on the Lour. On Sunday (July 8). all of the teams will play in a single-elimination tournament at Uie Lake Brantley Ficldhouse with games beginning at 9 i.m. For the latest information on the tournament Interested fans arc Invited to call the loumament Hotline at 407-328-2094. HwaM ptM lo by Art ZM lM kl Ail-American Yo Johnson (No. 13) ana Gabneue titani.enl.ekl ( « ick to CUtr era) are expected to be at the Girls International Basketball Shootout. �T in S eminole H erald I’agC 2 1 1 Wrdncsiloy. 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Childers did just that last Friday night at Orlando Speedworld as he easily look the 25-lap TBARA Winged Rentimann and Dude Teatc were on the charge moving into third and fourth spots as it looked like the race would run to the finish under green. But just as the white flag flew, Cipray blew his engine going into turn one. Bo Hartley had nowhere to go and plowed into Ctprny's machine. Robert "Showtime" Ynho, making his first start in a sprint car, also slid in the oil, but managed to et stopped before doing any a mage. after a fine run in winning the first heat. Cipray slipped back on the start as Madden took the early advantage only- to have Ben Fritz slide into the turn four wall after something broke on the front suspension of his Royal Purple Oil sprinter to bring out the i autinn. On the restart, Mevemn Jumped out front hut his lead was short-lived ns Childers blasted l*y, and built up a com fortablc advantage while S PAMELA-JrHELTON, P.A. 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Hwy. 434 Time Square Plaza Long wood, FL 32750 3 2 2 -1 5 6 2 Cipray and Hartley were unhurt but thetr cars were done for the night. Ibis set up a grcen-whitechcckcr finish as Childers lined up with the lapped cars of his brother-in-law David Crosby and Carry Gimmler between himself and I levcmn. That proved to be enough of a cush­ ion ns Hevrron had trouble get­ ting by the lapped machines nearly losing second spot to Rcutimann as the checker fell. Heveron appeared none too pleased with the lapped cars and let them know about it on the cooldown lap. Childers took the win, his sec­ ond in a row at Specdw oTld, while Heveron had his best fin­ ish here aim ing hom e second. Rcutimann took third in his Heckman Motors ports Case Contracting special wltile Teate finished a solid fourth in the Eagle Jet Inlemational/Skyway Airlines/Race Against Drug sprinter. Keith Butler round out the top five finishing just in front of his dad Stan Butler. Madden had a good run hang­ ing on to sixth in front of Kevin Cahill and Dave Plctcher. Shane Butler borrowed Brad Davis' car for the feature after his own machine suffered engine trou­ bles in warmups and drove from last on the starting grid to 10th at the finish. Jacksonville's Bub Quick took advantage of Mark Landis' problems to capture his second straight Florida Dwarf Car Association featiire at Spccdworld. Landis easily won the first heat and was intent on dominat­ ing the feature as well grabbing the early advantage only to Jtave field slowed immediately as Stan Hope popped the backstretch wall, ripping the right front wheel off nis dwarf "truck" which finally slid to a stop between turns three and four. Landis again dominated the action after the restart as aU eyes were on Brian Paradis who came from 12th at the start to move into contention for second Just behind Quick and tils dad q 13 II Wo Actepl es: w 590 S F . 750 SF .^eb.ooo s f 990 SF GR OPENING New O u tle t In S a n fo r d 3 1 5 9 O rla n d o Dr. 4 0 7 -6 PA -0227 .2TT. *££»” / On lap 16, Francois Gagnon and Todd Hart made contact in turn three just in front of the leader Landis who couldn't get stopped before ramming Han s car. Landis tried to continue, but was forced out just as the field restarted. Quick found himself out front and was able to hold off Brian Paradis for the win. Andre Gagnon drove a steady race after winning his heat to claim third just in front of a hardcharging Dennis Diehl who came from 18th at the start to finish fourth. Third heat winner Alain Paradis took fifth with Daniel Rene, Mark David, Alan Cote, Tim McLeod, and Todd Hart rounding out the tc p 10. Winter Garden's Carl Peters led every lap in his Central Florida Machine and Speed Monte Carlo to win the Super Stock feature over a large field. Bill Loomis held on for second in front of Duane t-reed, John Smith, and Jeff Wright. Doug Santlon led all the way to win the Sportsman 15-Iapper in his Rinaldi's Air Conditioning Service Chevy. Loomis again finished second after a strong drive frbm the rear of the starting grid. Richard Hight, Kelly Jarrett, and Bruce Gayton rounded out the top five. Tim "Missleman" McFball again took the Mini Stock money and trophy back with him to Clearwater as he won out in an early duel with Rex "Bonemaii" Ilotlinger then went on to win Ills fourth race of the year Jeff Davis eventually took sec­ ond in a late race shuffle ahead of ever-improving Rose Dickerson who continues to post good finishes. Trisha Gray also had a good run to nab fourth with Dick Laszlo bring­ ing his Ford Ranger pick-up home fifth. Don "Square D " Smith again blew away the Strictly Stock field taking the win in front of Paul Hudson, Russ Rinaldi, Charlie Pitts, and David Smith. Because the NASCAR Winston Cup runners will be at Daytona International Speedway Saturday night, there will be no action this Friday night (July 6) at Orlando Speedworld as the FASCAR reg­ ulars will be at New Smyrna Speedway for a special Friday night date. NEW SM Y RN A SPEEDW AY SAMSULA — This FRIDAY NIGHT Only 6) New Smyrna Speedway presents the Clyde Hart Memorial TWin 125's. The Sunbelt Super Series will run a 125 lap spedal as will the Country US93 Late Models. The schedule will also include features in the regular FASCAR divisions of Mini-Stock, Modified, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. Because of the Pepsi Firecracker 400 being run at Daytona International Speedway, there will be no rac­ ing at NSS on Saturday. Gates open at 5 p.m. and rac­ ing begins at 7:30 p.m. at the track located ot the corner of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. TEST A N D TU N E BITHLO — Test and Tune will be held every Wednesday night frerr. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando Spccdworld. Cost is $20, which is good for (poopll pits only, while individuals can enter for $5. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 5681367 (Orlando) or (386) 427-412«» (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or EMall at FASCARNOW0AOL.COM. Also you arc invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 “The new “ VOICE" of Slock Car Racmgl“ ev ery Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. This is a radio show that is devoted to Short IVack Stock Car Racing and is sponsored by New Smyrna Speedway and hosted by Ranay Dye of Speedway Dodge and Don Nerone and Terry Roberts from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls ana answer questions at 386-239-0033. You can listen to tlie radio show anywhere tn the United ‘ ; i States via the Internet!!! Log o'A‘] Mb. , to .... www.wndb.com. Give f f l them a call and support "your" 1 radio showl kkSULlb ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD rridiv. |«n* 19 SPORTSM AN . I . (M ) Dtwft Sunicax X (17) Bill Dvwni*, 3. (231 tUdurd lUghC 4. (97) K*Uy l i m i t ; ) . (93) P n » Cajfaav 6 (27) Scon Tylvr; 7 (72) Anuria A m r* MINI-STOCK . 1. (7) D m M d tiill; 3. (98) M l H u ll. 3. (S I) Km c U ic t m a i; * . (») I M c Grey, S (07) D kk U u i a ; 6. (17) Rm WillUira. 7. (45) R n I M lingrf; A (15) Tim Clcfk; 9. (20) O v tc | < m SUPER STOCK _ I. (l)C c r i I M o * 2.(67) BUI LrotnU. J . ( I I ) lA unc Freed, 4. (34) John Smith; S. (SO) I rtf Wright, A [92) IW + y Stmco»; 7. ( II ) Ted fired, 1 (I2X ) Rlcli J a i n ; 9 (7B) Bab W in e. 10. (17) IViori W iiliinu, I I . (77) Wcireit Srhuur; IX (22) llrnnrr Cardan; IS. (44) Bob BciUt , 14. (79) Rip D y.l, IS. (12) Cory Freed; Ik. (32) W olry Kimnrf STRICTLY STOCK . I. (22) Dan Smith. X (OS) rau l iluJkan. 3. (31) R u u Rbuldl; 4 (S) U r n !»• [Sin. 3. (4H) Ouild Smith, k. (U) M ah ctl Bo ii Ui . 7. (74) H in H rphcm , A (3X) Dub f c w 9. (16) David Could fr. DWARF CARS _ I . (0») Bob Dutch; X (6k) Brian faredic. 3. (6) Andre Gagnmv 4. ( I f ) D m nu Dlrhl. S. (40) Alain I'an d lar; 6 (I) Denari Kenr; 7. (24) Mark David; A (47) Alan Cota, i . t H i Itui k lcu u d , IX (37) ? - ! ' H iri; 11. (12) Franco!* Gagnon; IX (00) BUI Moody; 13. (99) |aaam Zykr. 14. (44) Rkk McFarland. IS. . (22) Mai i. I.India. 1 6.(t7) Marr-Andre G ejn on ; 17. (2) rtul kraulhoff, 1A if) Scan Mope TBARA SPR IN TS 1. ( I l l ) )im ChOdm ; X (44) Doug I lev cron; 3. (22) Wayna Rrutlmann. 4 (0) Dude Team A (19) Keith Butler; A (64) Scan Butler, 7. (76) 1’aul Madden, A (17) Kev in Cahill, 9 (75) D are fM c h e r IX ( I t ) Shana Duller, II. (ID) l-UU M e n u . 12 (32) Sonny llarcicy. IX (IR ) David C neby; 1A (2V) Cary Clmmlrr; IX (40) Wmdy Mathla; Ik. (00Y) Robert Yohu. 17. (k) Scott Faulcnner, 11 (33) l e e Cipray; 19. (XX) Bo Hartley. 2X (Ik) Sen F rill; 21. (56) Bobby Krer. 2X (4 0 ) Brad Daria. . FREE EA R PL U G S COLUMBIA, S .C — The Audiology Awareness Campaign (A A Q will provide FREE ear plugs to NASCAR fans attending the Daytona In tut iidtiim.il Speedway NASCAR races July 7. Fans who call 1-888-833-EARS will receive free earplugs as pert uf A AC » campaign urging faru to "Get cm tire r ight track Protect your hearing." The AAC wants to help every­ one and is more than happy to give free earplugs to clrivers and fans who attend the races at Orlando Speedworld, New Smyrna Speedway, New Smyrna Quarter Midget Raceway, and Volusia County Speedway. For your FREE ear plugs or for more information, contact the Audiology Awareness Campaign at I-800-833-EARS (3277). You can also check out the MC website at wwwjiudlologyawareness.com 8 �T iif. S eminoi e H i rai ii Wednesday. July 4. 20n Firecrackerhits. Providing live offense were Fraysier (triple, tivo ri/ns), Louwsma (single, nin, two RBI), Krall (single, run, RBi), Dominic Petracca, Mergo and Kyle Bono Continued from page IB High Sc]loo 1 tliis fall, was select­ ed as the MVP after hitting .526 (10-for-19), Including Ills firstever home run, three doubles and a triple, scoring 11 m as, driving in 13, drawing two walks, getting hit three times and hitting one sacrifice fly. But Louwsma was far from the only star as every player on the Sanford roster had at least one hit and Post 53 manager Rod Fcrgerson and coaches Mike Bono and Ralph LaRosa used nine different pitchers ovei the five days. On Thursday, Past 53 was wured by Conyers (Georgia) 177 but still cruised to an easy 12-5 victory. Trevor Berryhill gave up only one hit over the first three innings, striking out four, but, after getting his fifth strike out to open the fourth inning, was touched for two runs on five hits. Bryan Armstrong, Dominic Petracca and Mehul Patel worked one Inning each to fin­ ish out Use victory. Offensively for Post 53, which had 12 hits, Angelo Petracca (3for-4, two runs, two RBI), Louwsma (2-for-3, double, run, four RBI), Ryan Bono (2-for-3, double, RBI), Matt Mergo (2-for3, run, two RBI), Thcker Pearce (2-for-5, two runs), Jake Davis (double, two RBI), Uriah Kimmig (single, run, RBI), Dominic Petracca (three runs) and Chris Krall and Matt Fraysier (one run each). Post 53 then hit its abide on Friday, sweeping a doublehead­ er with Stephen Apfel firing a one-hitter in a 6-0 shutout of Venice Post 159 and Angelo Petracca and Brandon Pnaris combining on a twrvhtt 17-0, rout o f Jacksonville Post 88. Apfel was outstanding, strik­ ing out eight, walking three and hitting one, while allowing only a leadoff single in the third inning. Doing the hitting for Post 53 were Kimmig (2-for-3, home run, double, two runs, two RBI), Louwsma (2-for-3, two doubles, run), Kyle Bono (2-for-3, double, run,, Rift), wiU K r.ll and Anee)o. Petracca (single, run and RBI each). Angelo Petracca worked the first two innings, allowing one (one uir.glc each), and Pearce and Angelo Petracca (one run each). That put Post 53 into Sunday morning's Championship Game against Tampa Boys tr Girls E Club, which had blanked defending Firecracker champion Bayamon, Puerto Rico 5-0 in the other semifinal. Post 53 immediately took con­ trol of the game as the first six batters in the game reached base with Louwsma's two-run single putting Sanford ahead for good and the champs took a 4-0 lead. Post 53 would score in every inning, giving Adam Sanabria more than enough to work with. And the ace lefthander responded, allowing two runs, one earned, on six hits, nnd striking out five in five innings as Sanford cruised to a 12-2, five-inning triumph. Doing the damage in a 10-hit .attack were Angelo Petracca (2for-4, two runs, two RBI), Kimmig (2-for-4, run, two RBI), Krall (l-for-2, double, three runs, RBI), Ryan Bono (double, two RBI), Mergo and Fraysier (one single, one run, and one RBI each) Louwsma (l-for-2, two runs, two RBI), Kyle Bono (single), and Pearce (two runs). Post 53 will now host its own tournament, the Jimmy Jones Memorial Fuly 4th Tournament, today (Tuesday) through Saturday at Seminole High School's Alumni Field as it pre­ pares to play host to the State Tournament August l-through-5 at Alumni Field. DIVISION D CAM E 1 TOST S3 U , POST 3*7 3 Ormond Brarh 001 1 0 . 2 S 3 l*aRC 311 C o n r m , G«. 000 331 0 _ i l l l Sanford W 2W A . 1-2 13 2 Drwktm and GtmbW. Bm yttu ll. Arrmtmn# (5). D IVfroa j (A). Pj It I (7) ami K. Ik mo WP _ Brrryhlll (141). LP _ DawkJn*. Siv# . non*. 2U Port 77. th w k in *. Port 53. R Bono (1). fo u w sm j (I). rXavU(I) I B . n i m r I I R .n a n o GAME 3 POST 51 fc. PO ST I M 0 Sanford 000 222 0 . ft • 1 V rnic* 000 000 0 . 0 1 3 Apfel and Davit. R Bonn (7) Chrtalenam and Smith W P .A p fe l(1-0) IP .C h rta lm a c n Save . none 2B . Pott S3, liiuw anu 2 (3), K. Brno (2). Kimmig in name I IR _ Pmt S3 . Kimmig <» GAME 4 PO ST 3 1 12. POST M 0 Sanford 352 0 2 . 12 13 1 Jacksonville 000 0 0 . 0 2 1 A Prtrarra. Pham (1) and R. Bono Baker and Keeler WP . Pham (1-0) I T . hakr. Save _ none 2B _ Pml 53. Krall 2 (3). A IVtracra 2 (3). Mergo (I) 1U . Pint 53. liniH-tma (1). HR _ mew QUARTERFINALS rO S T 3110, POST 244 a Weal Tampa 013 0 1 1 0 . ft 10 I Sanford 311100 X . 10 10 0 Huharty. Tarbulton (2). h a llo (4) and CatteUvi Da via. Pham (6) and R Bono W P _ Davis (1-0) LP _ lluharty Save . mew 2B . Pint 244. Smith; Pint 31. R. fcmo (2). IB . Post S3. A. Petracca (1). Mergo (1). IIR _ Pm l 244. Idrrlmwirr. h allo; Post S3. Krall (I) S E M IF IN A L S POST 53 ft. PO ST 271 3 Jupiter 002 010 0 . 3 7 3 Sanford 202 1 0 l i . f t f t 1 Miller ami Kennedy Berryhill and R Bonn WP . Berryhill (2-0) I T . Miller Save _ none. 2B . mew IB . Poet 53. Fraysier (1). HR _ mew. C H A M P IO N S H IP POST 53 12. BOYS A G IRLS CLUB 2 Sanford 424 1 1 . 1 2 10 1 Tampa 001 0 1 . 2 ft 7 Sanabria and R. Bcmo Anderson. Pagliura (2), Reed (3) ami Thompson. WP _ Sanabria (2-0) I T _ Anderson Save . none 2B . Post S3. Krall (4), R Bono (4) 3B _ mew IIR _ mew S an ford 213 5 2 .1 3 1 1 0 Chumura. R is poll (4). I Jram (5) and Fralry. S iiu b k i, D. IVtracra (5) and R. Btmo WP . Sanabria (1-0). I T _ Chumura. S a w . none 2B . |\»t 267. Fraley. Chumura; S3, Pearce (!) Krall (I), A Petracca (1). K Bono (1) 3 B _ none. IIR _ Pott 53. K. Bono (I), Lnuwwna (1) GAME 2 POST S3, 12. POST 77 S Kayak on the W eklva River • Rentals • Instruction - Private • Guided Tour • Fishing “ G o t I t A l l.” Vbuf n aw v p ap af QTvwa you •vwryttUng you ooufct avar wont. In fo rm * o4 v atuahla Inform ation Monary • Howlth • Intorvtwww Bavtawa • Editorials • Advtcw Baclpaa • Coupons • Politic* j "r e n t ”i ,~ o iS f 5 ■ 2nd 1/2 P rice! • ^ • S p o rt* S u b s c r i b e 'I tr e la y I H *r*M p h oto* by A n ZM tn*kl ill « .C ' «-■*•< ••- ~ Sanford's Chris Krall (lop) and Lake Mary s Ryan Bono (bottom) both had outstanding tournaments as each hit a home run and had four doublos In the seven games as Sanlord Post 53 waltzed to the Firecracker title. FASTPITCH HITTING CLASSES AT SCC METRO NORTH HOOPS “The Hitting d u b " offers group Instruction in fustpltch hitting and bunting to athlete* ages 9- The 9th Annual Metro North Basketball Camp for boys and girls ages 5-to-17 will be held at Annunciation Recreation Center (Annunciation Catholic Academy) on Montgomery Drive in Altamonte Springs in July. Under the direction of Bo Clark, the Camp will hold two sessions in July, 9th-through-l3th and 16th-through-20th. The Clinic Is designed for those interested in basketball and who want to improve their bas­ ketball skills. Coach G ark lias worked turn) to be a successful player and would like to pass his knowledge along to the younger players. The Clinic will include points in shooting, ball handling, passing, defense and game play. Coach Clark was n three-time All-America at the University of Central Florida. He led the nation in scoring with a 31.6 points per game aveixge and scored 2^JS6 points In his cartw, with out the 3-point shot, and played for Athletes in Action. A Bishop Moore High School graduate, Clark was recently inducted into the school's Hall of Fame and just completed his 14th season as Itead basketball coach at Flagler College in St. Augustine. Clark, who has also coached at Winter Park High School and St. Johns River Community College in Palatka, has also been co-director of the Stan Pietkiewicz-Bo Clark Basketball Clinic in Winter Park for 22 years. He promises an exciting week tor boys nnd girls trom the Central Florida area. The camps run from 10 a.m.-to-l p.m. daily and the cost is $80 for one week or $150 for both sessions. Sessions will be held in the spacious, air-con­ ditioned Annunciation Catholic Academy Gym and attendees will receive a free T-shirt; tro­ phies awarded for attitude, hustle and out­ standing play; 3-on-3 competitive league play; d illy free throw competitions, guest speakcrs/conchcs; use of 8-foot baskets for 6-to8 year olds; teaching of basic fundamentals; and a session-ending Awards Presentation on Friday. For more information and to receive a regis­ tration form, call 407-644-7420; 407-831-46%; or 407-869-6512. ORLANDO M AGIC BASKETBALL CAMPS * The Orlando Magic will host Gatorade-sponsored basketball camps for boys and girls ages 5-17 tnis summer. There will be five Orlando-based camps and one In Tkmpa. The day will consist of drills, 20minute games, video analysis, 3-on-3 competi­ tions, and a guest speaker. There Is a 10-percent discount offered for each additional child with­ in one family after llw first child's tuition is paid in full. Camps are as follows: July 9-13 _ ages 6-13,9 a.m.-to-4 p m ., Rec Center; ages 6-17,9 a.m.-to-4 p m , UCF Center. July 16-20 _ ages 7-17,9 ajn.-to-4p.rn., Hillsborough Community College, Tampa. July 30-August 3 _ ages 6 -17,9 a.m.-to-t p.m., RDVSportplex. For more information contact Tom Bieri at 407-916-2681. WAUGH-STETSON BOY'S BASKETBALL CAMPS The first Derek Waugh-Stetson University Hatters Boy's Summer Basketball Camp will be held In DcLand. The final Individual Camp (agej £-16) will be­ held from August 5-9. Cost is $275 for overnight campers and $190 for day campers. For more information contact assistant coach Jon Coffman at 386-822-8144 or by e-mail at jcoffmanOstetson.edu. Sem inole H erald 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 (Good U 7/31/01) ( For reservations and additional Information call: 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -7 1 8 8 B or vtsA os on tha web at ______ www w»A>v«advantur— com Tk# Storm h at hif Otlornio arid fHmgt will n m i b# lH« iom« It*» lK« oil nrw ipmmng body <oa»t#r yvoronitrd to pUaM lk/»d i r r l r n of oH 09*1 W * olio .1*11 hovf lb# moil m v b ifffio n r»d#i 1K0I you Outdoors Continued from page IB it moutha tu&h k..iS l k tia n ln k l has catch-andjase action with snook, along th redfish, trout and flounder, few king mackerel and tarpon i be found lust off the beach. ^ pld in licK al I’url con #Ajoy tog#«k#r with family ond fn tn d il lap#n#nc# oil lh# wotory fun Com# to VNM n Wild I Canaveral reports fair action with king mackerel from just off the teach to 8 A Reef and Pelican Flats. Tripletail and king mackerel are in the buoy line while sheepshead and flounder can be found in the Port. Redfish and trout are rated as 'air in the Banana and Indian rivers. Ponce Inlet has fast action with sheepshead, drum, redfish, jack crevalle, and small blueiisli. Live or dead shrimp is the best bait. Trout and redfish are rated as good in Mosquito la g oon. ALL DAY Adult or Child PR IC E *Plut Tax * With Your Florida ID Not Valid O n Mtm oriol Day ON I N T I R N A T • Picnic and relax In a into piece of heavon. J o �T he S eminole H erald -111 Wednesday. July -1. 2001 Leca ls L ec a ls IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE MO. 01-CA-M J-I4P CONSECO FINANCE SERVICING CORPORADON a corporator IV * GREEN TREE FINANCIAL SERVICING CORPORATION. * DOOK 13. FACE C3. AS RECORD­ ED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. SAIO LAND SITUATE. LYINQ AND BEINO IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA EUGENE r HAGAN and FRANCES E RAGAN, tic at a l, DaNndam* NOTICE OF SALE None* » hereby (pvan Pwt. put auani 10 anordar or a aunmary knal judgment cl torectoaum amarad in Pia above caphuiwd amen. 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P A *010 Boyacod BoUevard SM U 4S0 Tampa FL 33607 on or baton Party doya l>om Pw data ol Pw krai pubkcalion d Paa none* I’laW.tl 1 a nomay or Pnmadkilary Pwraattar. nPiarwua a dalauk wd ba amarad againat you tor Pta ratal demanded In lha dattpMM NOTE Pinuam to Pta FaP Data Collection Practice* Ad you are eddied Pial Paa law Itrm It deemed WITNFSS my hand and aw tear or ta d Court on JUN 19 2001. (SEAL) Aa dark d Pw Court By Rtoh Kang A* Deputy Cl*ft COOILIS 6 STAWlkRSKI. P A *010 Boyacoul fiodavmrd Su*a 450 Tan-pa, FL 33607 Tataphon* (613)677-6006 CAS* 10-01-2164 PiAAUi krw 27. and AN * 2001 6B 1M L ec a ls Robart V Coak*. *t *1 . OitanMPKA) R1-NOT1CF OP SALE (PuUMI FI Ramand* Horeld) MOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uant la an (> -).- Rrtihartuling Foractoaura aala dalad Ju w IS. CURTIN TRIPLE BEAM INK SCALE ROUSE VERTICAL MITER HAMMONO TRIM SAW MOOEL CA-13SB-1« -0 ol Pw Ocart Court ot AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT County (407)665-4330. It hearing PnpaPad. (TOO) 1 6 0 0 9 5 5 6771. o f v o c a (V)1 6 0 0 9 5 5 6 7 7 0 , vM Ftortd* R elay Seneca ip w i rac#** LOT 33. SPHPfu RUN PATIO HOMES. ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF DOOK 21. PAGES 66 and 67. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and Pia teal d Pi* court on J u t * 16.2001 (COURTSEAL) UARYANNE MORSE AS C LEF* OF THE COURT By Mary Srnx*w Deputy Clark TOGO M HOEPKER, ESQUIRE Todd M Hoapkar, PA Poet Otoe* Boa 3311 Orlando. Flortda 32602 3 3 It Anamay tor PMntoi Phone (407)426-2060 PiJw d iJun* 27. end Jd y 4, W 1 L ec a ls ecals JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: Cl CASIO 14 P MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. P C vs MOI.erimrJtoCMiCaeaNo 0O- Coate HomaAmartcan CrarM, Pie., dtva Upland Mortgaga. a Panntytvama corporation. The Spring! CoffimuWyAiaa ration, Pie. a Florida corporation. Jan a Doa. LPiknown Tanant Pi Poaaatalon, and John Doa. Unknown Tanant Pi L Lu .a u rLAwnrr WILLIAM CONNOR. IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRAN IL LS. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M E R E S T BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST WILLIAM CONNOR; M/niTNN CONNOR IF IIVINfl. AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. IIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST MARLYNN CONNOR; DEERSONG HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. P C .; THE MORTGAOE FIRM. INC ; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UIPOOWH TENANTS » POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) HARVEY CLIFTON EURE. JR . A/AJA HARVEY C EURE. JR .. ET Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMAMOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WIU BE FOREVER BARRED Tha.dsto d 81a S t * Putotoatoi of P f* none* la Ju w 27, 2001. DCFENOANT(S) NOT1C* OP ACTIONCONS IHUCriVC SCRV1CC TO: UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. IIENOFLS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEES. AND AIL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN iN T cn sr b y . th o r u o m . UN otn OR AGAINST THE ESTATE OF HARVEY CLIFTON EURE. JR MUA HARVEY C. EURE. JR whoa* raaldanc* M unknown X Iw/thaftfioy ba Prtrtg; Winter Park. Ftortd* 32766 Tahphon* (407)6*42216 Facaiml* (407)6*4-21>4 Plto*!*i: June FT and Ju ly *. KOI B 0 179 m THE ORCUTT COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOFKDA PROD ATS DIVISION FBa Net n 1-572-CP P4 RE: ESTATE OF: WKMNULEEGREMER N o n e * o r ADMBMTRAT1044 ■TERN, ESQ PUPaPTt atlomay. whoa* a d d *** I* SOI B UNIVERSI­ TY DRIVE. STE 800. PLANTATION. FL 3332* (no letor P m 30 day* horn Pi» Onto d Pw Pmt pubkeatton c* p*t Hurtoer 01 -672-CP, I* parking Pi Pw O n A Court tor Bamanto Courty. Florida, Probata DNMon. Pw Avenue. Bantord. Ftortd* 32771 ALL M E R EST EO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT bar 96 1 2 * 2 0 -1 4 -A, ol Pw CraM Court d Pw 16th Judicial O m al to and tor Samtool* Corky, Ftortd*. wherein CHEVY CHASE DANK. F S B . la Piatmat and . la/an (Court Seal) MARYAIFIE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT BY Mary Sira*)* A* Deputy Clart LAWRENCE J BERNARD. ESOUIRE AnORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 1403 DUNN AVENUE SUITE K JACKSONVILLE. FIORCA 32216 (904)7516960 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) NOTICE Port door ol Pw Swtwioto Canty Courthouse to Santord. Ftortd*. Sammolt County. Ftonda, al 1 1 0 0 0 0 AM on Pw 19 day of Jtoy, 2001, Pwldtoartog daacrtwd proper* ly aa tat torth to aald Fatal Judgmatic to a t LOT 69. LAKE ROOERS ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 93, PAGES 36 THROUGH 40. INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOt F COUNTY. FLOROA NOTE: Pinuam to Pw Fak Dad Conaclon Practice* Act you art P** Court a t* raqukad to to* Pwrr obfacBon* wrpi » * t Cout WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (J) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TIPS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF T T"* NOTICE ON THEM Bon d Pea Court pta raguPad lo tto tie * obtocPona w«h Ma Court WITH­ IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THBTTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THtt NOTICE ON THEM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN RwL purauarn to an Order Reta iling Fonfcoau* Sal* dated k m 15, 2 0 0 ). ciYarsC H O F C m Numbm OO-CA-1316-15-0 ol Pta caeuk on whom a oopy of Paa node* to tarred a4Pkn paa* (3) mertoa after CwaJ- ul 34 tttt ptCKU1'" f*»*i OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUCMCIAL ORCLXT IN AND FOR SCSM OUt COUNTY. ROM M CASE HO. P1-CA-U61-14G WPFTERUk.ES TRAIMHO CENTER. HC , MJa J W TRAP6N0 CENTER. PFC. a V a J W TRAPPNQ CENTER, PFC. a FlorM* r a aim sx t s a c r u o f PROPcmr l1 MURCH STREET ANO BETWEEN N WHfl IS IK M N (M OS) MAP BELOW Road 419 Caaaatoarty. Ftortda 32707 YOU ARE HOTiriCO lha) a CompUkk haa bean Nad agatoal yoi * v F a i n a id s i uEu: 1w c-fi: and report* rekaang to Pw m i n i purditaad and Pw I at Ba n aawmad by Buyer, and a l printed and o«wa 1*07)321-4644 totW rld w P T .en rtA A y 4.7001 ■ a Pw odgptil Anaawr or ptoarBnq to Pw dBe* d Pw dark d Pw CPaN Cout to and tor SanWiuto C a n y . 301 Norto Park Avanu*. Santord. Ftortda 32771, by JUy 29 2001. N yor lal to d> to, (udgaianl by daladl wt be taken agarwi you tor *ia*m Ij a ftifc) JudpwcPl to ol WITNESS my hand and Pw aaal d •k* court on JLINE S. 2001. UARTAFME MORSE O r* d Pw CPcuB and C aa*y Court By Nancy R Water Dtputy CVshrti Putawn June 27. era) Jd y 4, I t , 16. DOTNDANTtS) BUSAN B LEVENTMAL. STEVEN L LAURENCE, IS O ; am Pw 2001 LOT 2. BLOCK A. SWEETWATER OAKS. SWEETWATER SHORES I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO BF PLAT DOOK 20. PAGE S3. PUBLIC RECORDS O f SCJUD40LE COUN TY. FLORIDA AALA 206 GREEN LAKE OR. LONGWOOO. FL 32779 WITNESS MY MANO m l Pw aaar d tea C oat on Ju w 202001. (SEAL) Maryann* Moraa Park d Pw C aart Court 8 / U jry S t * ; * Deputy Clark Echevarria LAtaocialar PA P O Bo* 25019 Tampa. Ftonda 33622 5016 FW0UU619 NOTICE OF ACTION H a w a i i rSion « kv«g and a l unknown nartwa llaarang by. Pmiuipt. undar and aja n a l Bw above named (Mender<c 1 artu at* nut known to b * dead Ot akv*. ■afwPwr aard unknown parte* may daan an artotaal aa apouate haat. deviate*, gram ***, or oPitr ckarma/Pt: who** reHOanca 1* addratak* 1007 Sodl Avenue SamonL FL 33771 TOU ARC NOTIFIED Puf an aettm tor kvarioaure d mortgage on Pw krtowrng aarerkwd property LOT 12. MAYFAIR SECTION FIRST AGOIDON ACCOROWG TO THL PLAT RECORDED M PLAT al M l N Park Avanu*. Santord. Ftonda 32771, taWphorw nonpar (401)4*5 4227. w*hm 2 walung IN RE ESTATE OF FLORAL DUVAL. NOTICE OF A0MMSTKA1T0N WITNESS my hand and 1 IBPi day d Ju w 2001 (SEAL) Maryann* Mona C to rk d tw C a a N C o u t By 0*bw *h Corwra Deputy dark Stephan M Eton*. Eaquu* 725 Ikxti Uapvda Avanu* Ortandd. Ftortd* 32603 (407)423-7910 AlJFRITkMS WITH OISABIUTTES ACT OF 1990 AdranaUBv* Ordar No 6 3 3 7 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur 1102. ABarnonto Spm ga. Ftortda 32714. MASTER ORAFIX EQUIPMENT U3T PRESS BPECIALTKS ENVELOPE FEEDER PACKARD BELL 60466 CX-2 COMPUTER 1990 DOOOE CARAVAN HP DESKJET 1600C COLOR PRPFTER kBCROTEK E3 COLOR SCANNER I33MH WJITIUU COMPUTER QHC ELECTRIC PUNCH • I l l s 3M PLATE PROCESSOR MICHAEL M6LACLC CUTTER NUARC PLATE MAKER ATF STITCHER ROYAL ZEFFTH 22" PRESS NEK 173 PLATE MAKER AB DICK 360 PRESS AB DICK 350 PRESS TOWNSEND T S 1 COLOR HEAD OATECO CAMERA . SANOMAR LIGHT TABLE 2 HP AB4 COMPRESSOR IY1C Et^CTRlC 0 « l ATOR CHAll ENOE OREL 100 STATION PB COLLATOR MACEY S STATION COLLATOR MACEY BP4PNO STATION AM UULTIORAPHICS PRESS HANO CCRNER RO lMOCR VARIOUS TABLES. SHELVES. CARTS. OFFICE EOPPMENT ANO FURNITURE UEIMLE VERTICAL (21 HEIOELBERGH WINOMKJ. PLAT­ EN BAUM FOLDED2SX2C VV.TWJMT ANGLE CHALLENGE PAPER OREL STYLE JF ACME CHAMPION WIRE BUTCH­ ER MOOEL C 25 XC BROTHER PITELU *P * 4C NUARC LIGHT TAB. ** NUARC PLATE BUR. V L 4 0 -IK 6 U 1 6 1 COLOR HEAD FOR AB UrCK MOOEL 360 AB OCA 360 CHUTE DELIVERY PRESS A3 OCK 360 CHAM DELIVERY PRESS ROBBIE SHRPFt WRAPPER LASSCO CORNER ROUNDER MOOEL 50 tad ADA Coonjrwtor 1 J01 N Park Avanu*. Barnord. Ftonda 32771 M IN RE ESTATE OE CAROL 0 FLORENCE. THE EAST 64 FEET OF LOTS S AND 10. BLOCK 14. TIER I. EXCEPT THE NORTH 30 FEET OF LOT 9, E. H IKAF FORM 6 MAP OF THE TOWN O f SANFORD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED H PLAT BOOK 1. PAGES 66 THROUGH 64. ANO PAGES 112. 113. IIS . ANO 117, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMP40LE COUNTY, FLORIDA DafadPw IB ito y d Ju w .2 0 0 1 . iPRCUiT COURT JtA L ) Maryaraw Mart* Clark d Pw C aart C oal By Mary Stnxva Deputy Park THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 UnrvaraAy Drhw Sow 500 PtontoBoa FL 33324 (964)2336000 016754NW L) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES « R tp A a am ative* W giAi La* GoLnct. J t e t t i H . PH Boca Raton. Ftortd* 33*33 Telephone (561)392-6391 Facamka (5*1)3926965 P u b k *h Ju w 2 7 ,a n d JU y 4 . 2001 B 0 172 Lecals Iron d Vat Court are rtguaad to to* Pwa obpcaona wah (v * Coul WITH­ IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THB NOIC E OR IMIMIT DATS AFIER THE DATE O f SERVICE OF A C C IY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM Court w ithin th e l a t e r o f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THUS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A CORY OF D P S NOTICE ON THEM 1! !1 �W Mnm day. July 4 . 2001 L egals NOTICE Or F I " * TP S4L F PUBLIC NOTICE it hereby given. M « i IN d*l» and tone Nt*d burnt an t rtW rtjtio bom day lo day untiaa goods era aota.*ew <ia*4 at Pubkc Aucscn, la dw raghati biddat. •at rath at »<a aanbbuaa ol STOR­ AGE USA. totaled al 480 Ik ;..it Cafttral Paraway. Longwood FL 327SO, irw Mowing good*. war**, and menhamto a In' ram and odwr rturoM kx whch a Ian on aama la daVrwd, low * DATE OF SALE 97 ( 34 / 01 TME OF SALE. 2 45 PM (Cuttomat Nsm#)(Umt *)(Brte4 Daurripnon of Goods Dang SoM) Harokf F Beater a 110 boaaa. d ip aa. ale. Tammy Ann B a l l 224 watai bad. baiaa lOipd. stove. Gabdal O Grom I 242 watPar 4 dryar. couch. Mac. lama. Sharon Elama PuAar a 259 fumtaas. houaahold lam a, Anga Baaata a 321 lumnura, botar. Jama* A Uagd a BIS houaahold aama. waaorh PaAno a 535 kindtn STORAGE PROTECTION AUC­ TION SERVICES LICENSE a BIT A 150 00 Meaning dapoaa wd ba ouaadad rut eau , law y u i l w t art} rahmdad ahat aa comanta Of imca haa baan tamorad from » a factory Tha ato m Mormadon la to bo pubUrtiad onca ■ weak for two con*#cuDv* weeks . Said Mia to be unbar and by vnua of aw awhAaa ui aw m» w . bi such case* made and provided Pubaah July 4.11.2001 CC0Q2 NOTICE OP PUBLIC BALE PUBLIC NOTICE la haraby gtmn Hal. on die data and al tha tone Hi ad batow. and Continuing hem Day to day idita a l gooda ar a aoU wa wd **4 at /»•**■ AwJhx. u u * IA/w ji biddat. tot caah. al lha vyarahouaa of STORAGE USA tocatad al MB Saudi Somoran (dvd. Wtaar Pari, FE 327S2, to* Cotaama of toaowlng storage unrta omtarnmg houtahoM andbt buamata gooda. tot ram and cdiat charge* tor wtach a Ian on aama li daimad, towl. DATE OF SALE: JVA.T IS , 2001 TIME OF BALE. 12.30 PM Undaay Paca M l. M N u n . houaa hold lama; Roberto Mlanaa 1102. told an ttuT. aAJ IcdL L M l Mj s * 1 2 *3 . I ■out* dung*; Jamaa J . Canton • 424, Houaahold aama and fumaura. Juan Atmando Shana •42*. houaahold gooda; Trine w a d Trod 45*1. ctodtoa. daoor. dahaa. Url '|ft.rf)j§itfm toso, ntenkmf| tuppiet Auctioneer STOfUQE PHOT ECTION AUCTION SERVICES A 450 00 ctoerwig dapoal wd ba ool lacaad tar aach inT(a) pwohaaad and rt>mdai4 HleR a l tw oonaanto of Via IMEt) ham t a in ramoiao bom d a factory Tfid abtwa noaca la to be putdaftodeea a w eal lot fe e L eg a ls L egals NOHCS O f PUBLIC SALS ALTAMUh Tk I OWING. INC.UNCUUMED VEMCLS AUCTION U 7 MARKER S t . ALTAMONTE SPFCNG3. FL SALE BEOMS AT 10 00 AM. BOLD AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANT OR A U DIOS PURSUANT-01 T O P * 71371 07-24- 01 1003 SATURN IG4ZK6&7XPL3I293J 1007 MrrSUBtSHI JA4MT31POVP114T9 19MUA2DA JM1HC2111X1 *0488 IBM DUICK 1G4CW41C0J1B88P8I t i e r ch evy ' 1QIFPV1BIHNI008SO 1087 CHEVY 1VISK8142H 0887M 1988 HONDA 2NQED8455JH5019*3 IBM HONDA JHMED0381KS012833 1003 NISSAN . 1N8SDIIS9PC327I03 1987 PONTIAC 1Q2FW2IB8HN249480 Publah July 4. 2001 CC001 H O IK * OP PUBLIC SALE ALTAMONTE TOWtMhtNCUNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION 112 MARKER ST, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS a SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM. SCX O AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR AU B O S PURSUANT « 1 TO F 8 . 713 70 07-01- 01 <903 MERCURY 3MAPM10J0PI1030732 1033 MERCURY 1MEPM31XBNK049483 1995 FOOO 1F/4.P82WY8MI1M28 1987 JEEP 1JCMW7310HT142287 IBM BUICK 2G4W014W9J1529094 I99B VOLVO YV1L555 IBS 1177718 1989 NISSAN JN1HSJ8POKW030038 1986 TOYOTA JT 2CE B2E 873006585 1991 CHEVY 101L153O6MY191070 1987 HONDA Call 322-2611 S e m in o le H erald C lassified D ept. To P lace Your Ad ega ls ot betore JULY 112001 D h m m . fWTICt OF ACTION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO. JAMES MICHAEL BALDWIN unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED the! an aetton 21— P erso n a ls 27— N u rsery U 23— L o s t by the O f 2 trade the property lo •T'other government*) agency, 3. & to htmo ifaycnm Lrto tt H C* *A«"h B anacka mcludad Al ahrrta 407830-5571______________________ Fo u n d FOUND: Shapherd. lamala. btonda with black aa(k*e. no colar. h o u u Iranmi Sal. 23 Jktto 2 0 0 1 .407 323 6617. NOTICE OF SALE la to* taapondanto' raapanaUdy to con lad tha Sammoto County Purchasing Dtywatn prior to dto Iliad racaAnng dale of aam naiiA tdt Addenda bdormaban It Maa amlahto on dm C a x t f* 51— F inancial S ervices fw below deecrtxed personal proper­ ty wd ba told al a pubftc tala lo the Nghetl and beet bidder lor cash at S355 Orange Btvd. Sanford. FL 32771-0000, at tw hour oMO 00 a m on the 10th day of July, AJD. 2001. 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Attention Readers!! •PERSONAL LOAMSAl Cred* Wrtctwwd 407 W1-39M on ey to tl a illegal lof com panies doing buamaaa by phone lo promiae you a toan and aak you Id pay for II before they d allv ar For mote mtormabon.caltoiLtrea 1-877 FTC I if l P ( A aervtoa rrma.igi) bom I he Semlnola Herald and IPo Federal Tiade Commiaalon) Its illegal for companies doing butnieia by pttuuu lo prum..-** yju a loan and atk you lo pay for it before Ihey deliver, for more Normafton, ca l ioKItpo 1 877 FTC HOUR (Apubic 'HrvbDmessoo* born Tiie Heiakl and ihc Federal Trade f^ommisston)_____ 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s NOTICE iS 1CHCOY CT/CM M 94 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DfVISKM F la Humber 01-441-CP IN RE ESTATE OF OOROOfY M MORRISON Tha Shepard House 71B E TthSI 4 U xu at Ava. Janford Summer program k * kida 6-12 yti old Baaea ca l Veronica Southward al 407-3226835 tot mote Into L eg a ls Maitland. Flonda 327S1 Tdcghor.s (407)flyf.1W t Fa* No (407tttld-*Uu4 PuMeh June 27, and JiAf 4. 2001 B B I6A__________________________ 2001. C«y of taka Mary Rimoeny venoegnn Property Ewdanca specie wt P u bW iJM y4,11,2001 CC0S1 S u r n m 4 Praactood C 7*lc*r»Sal« 4 Lots of TLC, format HurM & Teacher 1st 4 2nd ahifi avail (407)323 8062 61— M 55— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s Vending m ach in es for tsfo, tnacks A aodai, l* e rww Moelon location 407-321-5391 FOUND: TEMALE REDDISH OHOWN CHOW MIX FOUNO 2500 PA LM EnO AVE AREA. SANFOIIO 407 6 S8 2424 meet* upon request You mint keep the Debt oI the Ckcui Court* 0A01 noised aI your current addret* (You may fa* Notice of Current Addrru Honda FairUty Law Form 12 015 )Future C i ii i n C are Dally H otoatope Up lo Data Soap RaauRa CM tthw 111 1 90B419-4BB4 a i t 7141 42 Mtoiinuta Muai ba 1 B yra of age Sent U 6 19-845 8434 undar and by ybtod ol lha Slaiuaa of T * V V t ta * c c * “ pttm rriKMi m o prwitjeq. 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DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO FEED W EI HE FOREVER BAWLED die Nonce b Juty 4. 2001 JUDITH I t CABLE JAMES KOU-HAT. m F « *a w l rLy.. 4wn44» m t of die EMato of LYNN H HOLE RAT P.O . Boa 1329 WwmParto Ftortda 327M Tatophon* (407)644-9801 Florida Oar Nwitoer 0087494 PX tah. X I/ 4, 11.2001 CC0S7 FDa 14a. 01-943 CP INRE.ESTA1LOF FLORA EVELStZER M CA-110-14-Q of dm Cacua Court of ita ISP.1 JaOcW CVx S to a v t w Samtoola County. Ftortda whatato U S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA­ TION IV a FIRST DANK NAROKAL ASSOCIATION TR U/A dto 9401197 (Home Equry loan True! 1997-3) li lha Platobd and LUELLA Q STAFFORD and ERNEST STAFFORD, hat husband JOHN DOE. aft/e MARK STAFFORD mid RONALD STAFFORD and JANE DOE. a U a DENISE STAFFORD Cw ivw y TV.it Judgmar* of Foradoaure Indudng Award of Altomeya' Faaa and Com* , to wd. Lai 9 . to Btadt O, c4 CHARTER OAKS, UNfT ONE, aceonang to dm Plat diaraol, aa raoortad to Plal BooA 14, al Paga S3, of Vw Pubac RmonH of Saminoto County. Florida DATED die 19 day of J i m . 2001 MatyAnna Motae, Ctot* Vto* 2GIFPZ2PXS2I29I71 2000 Chavratol PickUp Parson*. RaptaaanMhva and lha I f s E asy! otyacoona wtoi die Cowl WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TME FIRST PUtolCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFIER I HE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THFM Sell Subscriptions or Renewals To: The Seminole Herald Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TME FIRST PUBLICA TION OF THIS NOTICE OR T1SRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF IHlS NOTICE ON THEM dm noaca. a you are law n y u* n * ynpwtad. ca i 1H800) 95*8771 Publah June 27. and Jidy 4.2001 P U IU a n a muai toe dw« a u r a will dm Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A a c l a im s , d e m a n d s and OBJECTIONS NOT SO FXED WXL BE TOREVER BARRED Th* Cf 'th* PytririHirifi csi te * noaca I* Ju ra 27. 2001 Peftonef RepreeenUthe w bcam f c s o •TO No Onendo Ave . 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UT AVV Cal fcr eppt 407-322 7455 INVESTTOATE BEFORE YOU INVE8TI Always a good pokey. eepeda*y loi business . opportunities end fmnchnwe C at Florida Oopl ol A gruehe* A C - . . CaT.TCCd St 8 0 0 4 3 5 7352 or FTC HELP lor tree ttkvTTUlborv Or VM our Web * ** al www Tic govLt/np Florida law mqrerat toSsrs d cerpun txrwvree opportAOrs to reader wWi Florida Dept c l ArjnevTure A Consumer Services belor* wiling C a l lo venty lawful regliiration before you buy_________________ laborers: Needed tor undergr constiucDonpo VSMFLdrt k required Apply In person. 9 MASTEC. 125 Com m eice Sanlord No phone i EOE/DFWP We\h wAUe Mnreanenoe Tech needed lor a large manufactured home community Must have ■ working knowledge of plumbing, electric. A pool maintenance C at 4 0 7 -3 2 3 8 1 6 0 . 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Sanford Ave., Sanford WEEKLY RENTALS at Ached! ONE FULL TIME AND ONE PART TIME rERSON TO GREET AND III RECTAIX CUSTOMERS ENTER­ ING THE STORE- PLEASAN1' MANNER AND PRO­ FESSIONAL IMAGE ARE IMPORTANT FOR THIS POSITION. A PERFECT JO B FOR SOMEONE WHO ENJOYS MEETING PEOPLFO F F IC E fftA E F A FULL TIM E CLERICAL/DATA ENTRY PERSON, s E Sanford Court Apts. Position open In houwkeuping. Mads A IlgM Houseman Apply in person or*/. Spring Hits Cones, 201 N. Town* ltd. Sanlord tout h id a wu H FO R ONE Y E A R S I 107week. lu s kocher., rvasiwi,dryer Lake Ave, Sanlord 407-888-7023 Booing laborers needed No eip necessary Some navel required DF/WT* 407-323-7080. s tm etI F R E E REN T ptent nureery A Heavy rrvsntenance workneedod Part tmo. set yore own hours For mars Into, call 407-321- Quality A Inventory Control: 7 acSory Hands on inspection Must be able to read blue prints, measuring tape. A com * accurately Apply In person, fu st Weigh Mtg . 210 tech Or. 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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 04, 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/7b97c3972075b9ef3d3926e6506dcce2.pdf aa14a213e9021b24bfb029f8ff7c4901 PDF Text Text T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d A U G U S T 12, 2 0 0 1 I f W SMYEAM No. I ll Sanford, Florida Copyright 02 001 Tlw Bontinoto H onM County ponders comp plan changes By Christopher Patton Staff Writer M au makes the Majors 50C SANFORD — Seminole County Commissioners will discuss three very unrelated, but extremely important topics at their meeting Tuesday. On the agenda arc three areas that have raised much public attention lately indud­ : a comprehensive plan amendment that 1determine minimum lot size standards, an update concerning mosquito-bome dis­ eases and staff direction regarding adoption of a rave ordinance. , C o m m is s io n e r s a ls o to d is c u s s m o s q u it o e s a n d r a v e p a rtie s According to Don Fisher, director of the and spring — to make substantial changes county's planning and development to the plan, and only if the planning board department, the comprehensive plan schedules a special meeting Sept 5 will amendment was supposed to be heard at commissioners have a chance to vote on the the county's planning and zoning board issue by their Sept. 11 meeting. However, meeting last week, but the group failed to Fisher said commissioners could table the moke quorum. issue until next spring because of time conThe county has two chances — in the fall straints. Lake Mary's Ryan Mau became the latest former Seminole Athletic Conference star to join the ranks of professional baseball when Several environmentalists and home­ owners are outraged by the plan as they believe it will endanger the rural nature of the county and threaten tlte county's wet­ lands. Also during the meeting, Community Services Director Phil Stalvey will present the board with an update concerning mos­ quito-borne diseases and recommended alternatives in addressing the potential risks. More than 17,000 residents of Seminole Sec County, Page 6A H igh-speed chase ends with crash ho recently Bfgnad a !rao agent contract wtth the Florida Marlins. Page 1B By Christopher Patton Staff Writer A M atter of S iz e Scientists at the University of Central Florida are exploring nanotechnology, a blenflW sciences that may prove smaller is better Page 1C Meetings Airport meeting The Sanford Akport Authority's will meet Monday, Aug. 13, beginning at 8JO a an. at the OrUndo Sanford International Airport. Waterfront meeting The City of Sanford Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee will met Wednesday, Aug. 15, at 2 pro. in the city manager's confer­ ence room of Sanford city hall. There will be a program based on photographs received from participants regarding likes and dislikes in other areas as well as Sanford, regarding waterfront development. The meeting Is open to the general public Seminole Smile nSTMu pnoKM IJJ Mrs d Seminole High School players take a water break during Wednesday's afternoon practice session. The recent deaths of college and NFL players during humid summer workouts have area coaches taking precautions to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Seminole begins Its quest for a state championship on Aug. 31 against Lake Mary. Police, A A A offer safety tips for motorists in school zones By Nick PfeHauf Staff Writer Ambar Rudnick — 3-year-old from Osteen Index C la u Jfln d ................. C i o u w t x d ................ U g o li ..................... UfeStyi*............... O b ilw o r ia i.............. O p in io n ..................... P o lk * L o g ................ Religion............... S poilt ...................... The Altamonte Springs Fire Department and AAA Club South have issued a list of sug­ gestions regarding safety of chil­ dren as well as precautions which need to be followed by motorists, now that school has resumed in Seminole County. According to Alan & Harris, Altamonte Springs community education officer with the department, vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for children between 0 and 14 years of age. Parents and guardians can help their child gain safe passage to their area schools. The reduction of unnec­ essary traffic hazards can save lives. Simply teaching children to assume responsibility for cross­ ing roads, scanning for traffic hazards, allowing time for safe travel across n major road, using marked cross-walks, how to react to strangers and stopping for traffic could save lives and decrease the amount of injuries that paramedics currently see. Then* is no better time than now for parents to stress the impor­ tance of being safe. Parents should walk with their children to school, to stress the impor­ tance of safety with them. It's not only good exercise, it could save a life. The department lists the fol­ lowing suggestions for parents and guardians of this year's school children. Teach children to go directly to and from school. Always use crosswalks or cor­ ners, and cooperate with cross­ ing guards. Stop, look, and listen before crossing any road. Obey all cross-walk traffic sig­ nals. When waiting for a bus, stay approximately five feet or more from the roadway and continu­ ally scan for traffic hazards. Since it will soon become dark in the morning, wear something reflective and be extra cautious. Face traffic If walking on See Tips, Page 6A Zoo welcomes leopard cubs SANFORD — Sanford Middle School on French Avenue was lit up with high beams and blue flashing lights early Wednesday morning when two males tried to run from police after crashing a stolen car. Shortly after 10 p.m. Tuesday, Sanford resident veronica Perry left her tan 1997 Oldsmobile Achleva running at the Central Florida Regional emergency ramp while she picked up her cousin Anthony Bradley. "The hospital told me there was two of them — one on the bicycle and the other on the han­ dlebars," Perry said about the thieves who stole her car. "They (hospital officials) said the two were spotted on the video that monitors the parking lot. They said they were casing i t — they had been there over a half a hour." Almost an hour later, a Seminole County deputy spot­ ted the stolen vehicle traveling at high speeds in the area of 16tn Street and Lake Avenue. After crashing into the stop sign and narrowly avoiding a concrete pole on the comer, the two sus­ pects fled by jumping the chain link fence heading south toward the school. Kendall Lament Kennon, 21, of Sanford was arrested by offi­ cers after he tried to lump a 20foot wall behind the nearby Winn Dixie Shopping Center. After breaking his leg from the fall, Kennon was back at the same hospital for treatment he reportedly stole the car from only hours before. Sanford police and Seminole County deputies continued their search tor the second sus­ pect into the early morning hours — even bringing a K-9 unit to assist in the hunt. More See Chase, Page 6A *• r X ' j/ Sanford on e of tw o facilities in the nation to breed felines By Mlchslts Jeria Managing Editor SANFORD — TWo new residents at the Central Florida Zoological Park have made late-night feedings a common event at the facility, but staff members aren't complaining. Feline keepers at the zoo are tak­ ing the role of surrogate mother for two clouded leopard cubs delivered last month during an emergency cesarean section at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. After the surgery and a brief recovery period, mother and cubs were transported back to the Sanford zoo. According to Andrea Farmer, director of marketing for the zoo, the cubs' mother was taken to the uni­ versity in Gainesville on July 24 after zoo staff noticed she was having a breach birth. Since the zoo's veteri­ nary care is contracted through the University of Florida, the mother See Leopardi, Page 6A * T| -- » rUrlWp- notO IQfTVTty»Y»K----KOT N Peter Hardie, a swing keeper at the Central Florida Zoo. feeds one o! the two clouded leopard cube at the zoo. Staff members must feed the cube because the mother rejected them after an emergency cesarean section. �Tiir. S fminoix I I fhaiii PrIRC 2A Sunday. Aususl 12. 2001 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LA N CE AROUND O UR CO U N TY thur Charlie Reese retired recently from our compe­ tition. Charlie was, and still is, a great guy. One of my favorite recollections of Charlie occurred many years ago, shortly after the Sanford /ext moved from downtown to the present location in West Sanford. 1 was in television at the time, and helped promote the birth of two new lion cubs at the zoo. Charlie did the same. Much to our surprise, the two cubs, both males, ended up being named Nick and Charlie. That was many years ago. I have since contacted Andrea Farmer at the zoo. She has researched and found nothing about the two cubs or where Nick they may have been sent in the Pfeifauf zoo society's trading of animals. • •••••• So much for the cubs. Now, like Charlie, I am also retiring — effective today, from the Seminole Herald. Ibis is the third time I have retired, but other than pos­ sibly filling in for vacations. I'm getting out of the business. Funny thing is the last time I was called to work was for only three weeks, in October 1999.1 have been here ever since. Hopefully, in what I have written, I have not (intentionally) reported anything that was not true to the best of my knowledge. I hope I have not offended anyone through my efforts here at the paper. There have been many people I have used as "contacts" during my almost 12 years (off and on) at the Herald. In the words of a good friend of mine, "They know who they is." Many times, when completely stumped for news, I would go through my telephone index, call someone and ask, "What's going on?" They would respond in most cases, and I would have a story that I attempted to make as interesting as possible. After all, I have always considca*d that anything the people of Northern Seminole County don't know, and should know, is news. I will miss being around the staff, and the free coffee that comes with the job. Editor Dan Ping is the first editor I have worked with in this busi­ ness who actually gets involved in the communi­ ty and has given himself the assignment of cov­ ering the city of Sanford. He is a busy man but constantly turns out an excellent paper. Michelle Jerla, the managing editor, is of the same caliber. She is second only to Dan in putting the paper together, and she covers the city of Lake Mary. The others arc also great, such as Chief Photographer Tom Vincent. Who could say any­ thing bad about Tom, he's the best. The publisher, Doug Fetzcr, is cxcellcnL He and I were both officers in a major communica­ tions corporation several years ago. He is a true newspaper leader. Over the years, having a humorous mind, I have kept track of all the things that occurred which amused me. I'm taking that list home with me now, and will, for the rest of my life, concen­ trate on the "good times" at the Herald. I believe that's the best way, and the only way to think back on this 12 year career. 1 did the same after departing from television after 25 1/2 years, and radio for 10 years. Perhaps I've done enough informing over my lifetime. It's now time to pay more attention to my loving wife, top-quality children, and six above-reproach grandchildren. Daily typing at the computer will be replaced by daily hugs and kisses. It's sad that I'm leaving but not so much so when I consider what lies ahead of me. See ya. Thefts • Laurecn Nicosia, 47, of Winter Springs, was arrested at a retail store on Highway 17-92 by Longwood police Thursday. She was accused of taking 16 items, with a total value of $124.23 from a store without paying. She was charged with first degree petty larceny. • Hubert Davis III, 20, of DeLand, was arrested by Seminole County sheriff's deputies Wednesday in connec­ tion with a vehicular burglary on North Orange Avenue in Seminole County. Depulies located him at his residence and arrested him for burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and larceny over $300. • Luis Antonio Morales, 23, The City of Lake Mary will hold an official dedica­ tion of the new Police Department Headquarters, 165 E. Crystal Lake Avenue in Lake Mary, Thursday, Aug. 16 at 9 a.m. The event is open house and everyone is cordially invited to attend. The Fleet Reserve Association sponsors bingo every Thursday at noon, at the FRA home, 3040 SR-46 in Sanford. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. The event is open to the public. For information phone 407-330-1706. SAT i l n l n toy i n Ttornfxiy i l m m 11 U l n rc>v*n n il n f f w o npnoio fin Construction workers continue to work steadily on the extension of the OreeneWay Into northern Seminole County. Pictured abovn the toll booth near East Lake Mary Boulevard starts to take shape. G uava fruit fly found in O viedo A single male guava fruit fly has been found in a trap at a residence In Oviedo. Florida Agriculture C om m issioner Charles H. Bronson said several hundred additional traps were to be placed in tbe area Wednesday and closely monitored. So far, no additional fly has been found. "A s with the one previ­ ous guava fruit fly found earli­ er this year, we suspect it may be a 'h itch h iker' fly," Bronson said. A find is considered a "h itch ­ hiker" w hen only one fly is found and there is no indication of a larger fruit fly population. Tire fly w as found last w eek, and triggered the placem ent of Since its inception, the City of Sanford's Good N eighbor Utility Fund lias granted over $4,000 of emergency assistance. Utility Support Services M anager Bill Marcous said 66 customers identified as facing life emergencies including major w ater breaks, job losses and seri­ ous illness, have benefited from Traffic slops • Bridget Ccnsina Hackclt, 35, F.l Captain Drive, Sanford, was stopped by deputies Friday at 25th Street and Park Avenue in Sanford. She was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, second Doug Fetzer JtlhfT Dtaptey Advertising John Collman R o m a Lavonder Classm ad Advertttlng Ted Wafcer Legal Advertising Circulation Wanda Kourparw** J R epublic New spapers, Inc. r the kindness of Sanford utility customers. "The Good Neighbor Fund brings together customers with means and customers with needs, maintaining critical water service," Marcous said. Contributions can be made by mail or in the fund's drop box at the customer service counter in offense (She was also charged with DUI on Aug. 3). • William Dale Vanantwerp, 66, Cedar Avenue, Sanford, was reportedly involved in an acci­ dent Wednesday at 26th Street and Laurel Avenue. He was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol. Improper backing, driving under the influence with property dam­ age, and reckless driving. • Douglas Eugene Miller, 21, Englewood Florida, was Sanford's city hall. Upon raising enough money, applications meeting eligibility are reviewed for the granting of possible assistance. For Information on how to contribute, contact the City of Sanford Customer desk at 407330-5630. stopped by Lake Mary police Wednesday on Interstate-!. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, driving with a suspended license, and resisting an officer without violence. • Harry Benjaminc Klccman, 33, of Deltona, was stopped by deputies Wednesday at 25th Street and Sanford Avenue. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. • Nathaniel Bernard Mandelbaum, 20, Riverbcnd Court, Longwood, was stopped on Highway 17-92 by Longwood police Friday. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. “Serving Seminole Counly Since 1908” Production Ehwn Tyrol. JR — u r n to n - — Sunday, August 12. 2001 * Vol. 93, No. 120 Bd Egan Bnan Kramarc* Fta« I Cam—I »lwitm Chet yl Smith Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave . Sanlord, FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *Fax (407) 323-9406 Lorry Lawton Mail Room Bociy TicttetU Trudee Langlord agriculture officials believe these two are unrelated inci­ dents. The Florida Department of A griculture and Consum er Services and the USDA m onitor m ore than 50,000 fruit fly traps statew ide. The guava fruit fly w hile a less serious pest than either the M editerranean fruit fly or the oriental fruit fly attacks several fruits grow n in Florida including guava, m ango, Surinam cncrry, apricot and peach. Anyone with questions or inform ation about a possible find is urged to contact the Fruit Fly H elpline at 1-888-3971517. Battery Christine Carol Lake, 42, Continental Blvd., Longwood, was arrested by deputies at her residence Thursday following a reported altercation with a male. She was charged with battery, domestic violence. Open container Lester Watson, 75, Lake Monroe Terrace, and Jessie James Jackson, 53, West Valencia Court, were both arrested by Sanford police Thursday. The two were report­ edly found drinking beer in a parking lot on Poplar Avenue. Each was arrested on charges of possession of an open con­ tainer in a public parking lot. T he Seminole H erald lla n P in g Dona Dwincft Chna Patton Uarva Mmtunt Nett Pfaitaut Daan Smith Tommy Vncetrt ArtZielnsJu about 700 fruit fly traps in a 169-square mile area surround­ ing the find to facilitate early detection of any possible infes­ tations in the general area. Traps will be checked daily for the first seven days, then w eek­ ly for about three m onths. No spot treatm ents have been planned at this time. The previous guava fruit fly detection in the state occurred on M ay 8 of this year, w hen a m ale guava fruit fly w as detect­ ed about 20 m iles w est of O viedo near Apopka, in O range County. N o m ore guava fruit flies w ere found in the area, so no eradication program was undertaken. Because of the dis­ tance betw een the tw o finds, Sanford’s Good Neighbor Utility Fund helps in case of an emergency Wilner Circle, Sanford, was arrested at Seminole Towne Center mall by Sanford police Thursday. He reportedly put an evening gown under his shirt and attempted to leave without paying. Officers said he also was involved in a confrontation with a security guard and struck him. He was charged with petty larceny, resisting an officer in the recover of stolen merchandise, and battery. Editorial Mtcftsas Jarta O ut & A bout C o m in g along nicely T h an k y o u Sem inole C o u n ty PenotScal Pot tag* Paid a) Sanlord. Florida and addnonal mating oM iui USPS *61260 Poalmaalac Sand addnia* dtanget lo Tha SEMINOLE HERALD P O . Boa 1647 Sanlord. FL 37772 1667 The City of Lake Mary Historical Commission, lo usher in the Smithsonian exhibit "Yesterday's Tomorrows" will hold a jazz festival from 3 until 9 p.m., Saturday, August 18, at Central Park, at Lake Mary City Hall. Featured will be the Aitamonte Jazz Ensemble, Jackie Jones, and King *Tet. Admission is free to the festival, and to the Smithsonian exhibit which will open at 1 p.m. For additional information phone 407-324-3065. August 18 is the third Saturday and that means it's time for the big Bluegrass Pick-In, at the Community Building, comer of West Church and Wilma in his­ toric downtown Longwood The event is sponsored by the City of Longwood. Bring lawn chairs ana listen, or bring your instrument and join in the pickin'. The event, held the third Saturday of each month Is from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. The City i# Altamonte Springs anc&emlnole County Solid Waste Management will hold a free household hazardous waste collection for residents of Altamonte Springs and Seminole County Saturday, Aug. 18, from 8 a.m. until noon at the City of Altamonte Springs Public Works Complex, 502 N. SR434 in Altamonte Springs, Residents may bring in items such as automobile batteries, battery add, lawn and pool chemicals, solvents, insecti­ cides, used motor oil, and paint materials. Businesses may not partic­ ipate In this event. For additional information contact the City of Altamonte Springs at 407571-8611 or Seminole County at 407-665-2260. MON Sanford Middle School Math, Science Technology Magnet will be holding two open house events. Monday, Aug. 20, families of the 7th and 8th grades are invited. Tuesday, Aug. 21, families of 6th graders arc invited. Both events will begin in the Louis D. Pelham Gymna tori urn at 7 p.m. with a greeting from the school's new principal, Bill Gibson. Teachers will discuss course outlines and procedures. There will not be one-on-one conferences but they may be Bet up by phoning the office at 407-320-6150. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, addtcsj and phone number to be published. Write to us: aw N. Fnitth Annas Bistort, FL32771 Call ua: (407)322-2611 E-Mail us: unartsl: Subscription Rates 3 Montht M Senwime Cotaly SI1.00 6 Months in Samnoia County 120 00 1 Vsat in Samnoia County 636 00 1 Year O rw t Florida County $42 00 1 Yaar Out (X Stale $S2 00 Fax us: (407)323-9408 �T he S iminoi.k H erald Sunday. August 12. 2001 PtlgC 3A Obituaries ROBERT H. BRUCE Robert H. Bruce, 75, Verona Road, DeBary, died Monday, Aug. 6,2001 in Sanford. Bom In North Lake Monroe, he was a lifelong Central Florida resident. He was assistant plant manager of Avon Park and worked for Florida Power Corporation for over 30 years. He was with the North Seminole Gideons and belonged to Community United Methodist Church, DeBary. Survivors include wife Louise, DeBary; sons, Robert Harrell Bruce Jr., DeBary, William Daniel Bruce, Shreveport, La., Michael Louis Bruce, DeBary; daughter, Leslie Louise Dalton, Jacksonville; brother, Homer Sanford Bruce, Sanford; nine grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. VERNA ELAINE COWLING Verna Elaine Cowling, 91, Hunter Avenue, Sorrento, died Wednesday, Aug. 8,2001 at Florida Hospital Waterman, Eustis. Bom in Kingsville, Tex., she lived in Deltona from 1988 until 1993. She was a retired civilian clerk for the US. Navy. Survivors include daughters, Zoe C. Johnson, Lexington Park, Md., Faith C. Reid, Sorrento; eight grandchildren; 16 great­ grandchildren. Community invited to attend park dedication ceremony There will be a grand open­ ing, Saturday, Aug. 25, at Greenwood Lakes Park, near Lake Mary High School and next to the library, on Greenway Boulevard in Lake Mary. The event, to begin at 10 a.m., is being held to mark the opening of a roller hockey rink and tennis courts within thepark. The expansion was made possible through community Involvement o: the area homeowners associations, Seminole County govern­ ment, and the state of Florida, through a $150,000 Florida Recreational Development Assistance Program (FRDAP) grant. The expansion, in addition to a full-sized lighted roller hockey rink ana a battery of three fighited tennis courts, udes sidewalks, also inclui drinking fountains, restrooms, irrigation with improved landscaping, and lighting of theparking lot. The park will offer free skating use Monday through Sunday from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. The community is Invited to attend the expansion dedi­ cation ceremony at 10 a jn . Aug. 25. For additional information contact Joe Gasparini, Seminole County Parks and Recreation coordinator at 407788-0405. Bald,iuff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. grandchildren. Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. DAVID PAUL ELLIOTT RICHARD EARL JACOBS David Paul Elliott, 65, Richard Earl Jacobs, 52, Chamberlain Drive, Orlando, Gardenia Road, Kissimmee, died Thursday, Aug. 9,2001. died Monday, Aug. 6, 2001. He Bom in Lebanon, Penn., he was born in Fort Pierce. He was moved to Central Florida in a factory' worker and a 1964. He was in the electrical/construction industry. Pentecostal. Survivors include mother, He was a veteran of the U S. Air Force. , Bernice Jordan; father, Willie P Survivors include wife, | Jordan, both of Kissimmee; sis­ ters, Natalie Jordan and Lolita Eileen, Orlando; sons, Russell, Jordan, both of Kissimmee, Brandenton, Steven, Sanford; Renee Jordan and Vivian step-son, Wayne Lyles; step­ Jordan, both of Fort Pierce; daughter, Juanita Simes; broth­ brothers, Joseph Eaddy, ers, Ronald and James, both of Kissimmee, King Solomon Lebanon, Penn.; six grandchil­ Eaddy, Bridgeport, Conn., dren. Curtis Jordan and Paul Jordan, Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn both of Fort Pierce, maternal Chapel, Sanford, in charge of grandmother Julia Jacobs, arrangements. Kissimmee. Golden's Funeral 1lome, Inc., HAZEL LOIS HALL Kissimmee, in charge of Hazel Lois Hall, 81, Royal Palm Drive, Casselberry, died arrangements. Wednesday, Aug. 8,2001. Bom MILDRED ALICE LINKER In Portland, Maine, she moved Mildred Alice Linker, 78, to Central Florida In 1973. She was a retired attendant with the Palm Place, Sanford, died Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2001. Bom in Ladd Schooi in Rhode Island, and a member of Casselberry Forty Fort, Penn., she moved to Central Florida in 1981. She was Senior Citizen Center. a retired college housekeeper. Survivors include husband, She was a member of the Emerson L , Sr., Casselberry; Sanford Nazarenc Church, the sons, Emerson L. Jr., Rhode Sanford Garden Club and Island, Richard, Casselberry; Sanford Bowling League. four grandchildren; four great­ Survivors include son, William Walten, Superior, Mont.,; daughters, Mildred "Millie" Sterner, Sanford, and Charlene Yurksza, Tonkhannock, Penn.; brother, Joseph Galcy, Allentown, Penn.; sisters, Helen Hicks, Honcsdalo, Penn., Lydia Roberts, Plymouth, Penn.; two grand­ children; two great-grandchil­ dren. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. HAROLD EARL MOORE Harold Earl Moore, 47, West 6th Street, Jacksonville, died Friday, Aug. 3, 2001. He was bom March 26,1954 in Sanford. He was a laborer and a member of Holiness Church. Survivors include father, Elder Willie James Moore, Sr., Sanford; sons, Michael Horn, Andre Moore, both of Sanford, Kenneth Tolbert, Oviedo; daughters, Sharonda Moore and Crystal Walker, both of Sanford; daughters, brothers, Willie James, Jr., Linton, Jerome and John, alt of Sanford, Robert I ee Wynn, Cocoa; sisters, Patricia Lewis and Bobbie Jean Moore, both of Cocoa, Juanita King, Brownie Barfield, Annie Brown and Janice Moore, all of Sanford. Wildon-Eichelbergor Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. JEANETTE REXRODE Jeanette Rexrode, 67, Hensley Drive, DeLand, died Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2001 at Florida Hospital, DeLand. Bom Feb. 24,1934 in West Warwick, R.I., she moved to Central Florida in 1986. She was a retired foreman for Picker X-Ray in Highland Heights, Ohio, and a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Community, Deltona. Survivors include husband, Robert L , DeLand; sons, Robert L. Ill, Daytona Beach, Wayne, Deltona; daughter, Kim Reincck, Willow Springs, Mo.; brothers, Norman Plante, Deltona, Ronald Plante, Coventry, R.I.; sisters, Viola Howson, The Village, IT., Lucille Raymond, West Warwick, R.I.; ten grand­ children; two great-grandchil­ dren. Memorial donations may be made to the Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research, 1111 Stewart Ave., Bcthpage, N.Y. 11714. Baldauff Family Funeral Home & Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. BENNIE MAE SMITH Bennie Mac Smith, 86, Orange Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, Aug. 5,2001. Bom in Eaton, Ga„ she moved to Central Florida in 1924. She was a homemaker and a member of Hickory Avenue Church of God, Sanford. Survivors include brother, Rudy Henderson, Deltona. 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August 12. 2001 H IE SEMINOLE HERALD O p in io n R u m o rs o f W a r On a recent visit to Washington, Uzi Landau, Israel's minister for public security, predicted to me that another war would soon come to his country unless it "continues to show resolve and unity." In fact, the w ar has never stopped since Israel's founding 53 years ago. Between June 2, when Yasser Arafat announced a ceasefire, and August 1, there were 961 attacks against Israelis (not counting rock or firebomb throwing), according to an Israel Defense Forces spokesperson. There are dividends from Israeli Prime M inister Ariel Sharon's decision not to play patsy any longer in the face of Palestinian provocations and to pre-emptively strike known murderers and others committed to Israel's destruction. More people are able to see the folly, not only o f the landfor-peace formula, but o f any formula based on the notion that only w hat Israel does or does not do affects peace prospects. A press release announcing a rally of British M uslim s outside the U.S. Embassy In London on August 2, includ­ ed this revealing sentence; "There is no doubt in the minds o f any M uslim that Cal there can never be any peace in Palestine until the State o f Israel is eradicated." * " " " * * " That is an honest statem ent by Israel's enemies that ought to be clear, even to the foggy minds in Foggy Bottom. The familiar scenario in the M iddle East goes like this; Israel's enemies, unable to eradicate the Jewish state after five tries from without and multiple tries from within, use the West to pressure Israel into swallowing the notion that peace is only a few acres o f land away. Israel gives up land, but peace remains as distant as a carrot hanging on a stick in front o f a donkey. When Israel refuses to give any more land without reciprocal and agreed-upon action by her sworn enemies, rock-throwing and suicide bombings ensue. More land is ceded but it's never enough, and when Israel again asks for reciprocity, it doesn't get it and refuses to give up additional land until it does. Then the cycle o f violence resumes. Even the former American am bassador to Israel, Martin Indyk, grudgingly acknowledged what was clear to any­ one with eyes to see and ears to hear when he said last m onth that the old Oslo accords were a "failure" because Arafat "never really gave up violence." Not only that, the Palestinian Authority was training terrorist bomb-makers as far back as 1995 at the height o f the O slo process, according to Enis Mahmoud Namoura, a top PA terrorist who was serving as one of A rafat's personal bodyguards until his recent arrest by Israel. How credible were A rafat's pronouncements about peace when he was planning and making war all along? For a change, Israeli public opinion favors Sharon's activist approach against terrorism. Even m any leftists have had an awakening to the folly o f making peace with those whose idea of peace is killing or expelling every Jew from the land. If another war comes, Israel's challenge will be to con­ fine it to Arafat and his legions o f well-armed "p olice," who are not police at all but soldiers whose huge numbers violate Oslo. If any or all the Arab states join in (which is unlikely but always possible), it will be more difficult than in any o f the previous five wars for Israel to prevail, but prevail she must. The first war Israel loses will be her last, while Israel's enemies always live to fight another day. If Uzi Landau is right and w ar com es, the price exacted by Israel should be so high that Arafat (or whoever fol­ lows him) will want to m ake a real peace of accom m oda­ tion and co-existence, not a false peace that allow s him to try again. His leadership should be so dam aged that he can no longer lead. Israel should re-capture as much o f the land it has ceded as possible and not give another inch until docum ents are signed and Ironclad guarantees are in place that the Palestinians and the Arab nations have accepted Israel as their true half-brother and not their m ortal enemy. Frankly, I don't believe that day will com e without divine intervention, and that's w hy Israel must remain strong and distrusting of all who believe it will. Thomas CTlta Wll tnd W tx tw a Cal T L w u x * h— 7*1— In Tnm, la l Diiwl all MAIL Iw Cal ThM aa kx Tribun* Madia Uniat, U S N. M ldOfaa A n , Suita 1500, Odea*#, 111. SMIL) C a m 7 it buna Madia Sarvka*. lac. I F T M DuCTi* S A lf It* , tw e CAM ♦ T ill W 1 MO. 'l a s t , .. * « T TIM A IT tA L ) B * A r t c * v t> -ru* h W t TM Ho... J f TH«1 SAT W rt, THtN *P» ■ *** WOOLF v A MO-MO. ‘ aA _ * v T i f you & e r u i a p t t W t» l« A«A>TIH<a A T tS MO, yati CAN * > * . . . Hi rtf. e#**i*i' its, FA i n a tap W f 'tty Faf TUtiiTitlt M M r i , M» m SO, IS THIS A tJ f c L f i l e op |LiGUTo-r o * > mo o Your View Dibber helps all with community fund-raiser lb the editor: This is to notify the sur­ rounding public of an event being held at my business. I'm holding a yard party on August 25th. We will be giving free drinks, hotdogs and snacks. Donations are welcome to help a suicide prevention center and our children on drugs. We will also hold a raffle for some free stuff to help pro­ mote donations. I recently lost a brother to suicide and I myself climbed up from the depths of drugs and alcohol. And so I'd like very much to give back, and possibly help at least one person who may have worn my shoes. I have many times thought about giving up this business and moving on to something less stressful. I've worked very hard at this since my recovery nearly 11 years ago. And so. there is a selfish reason for all of this. If I only receive recogni­ tion, then I will have been blessed. I am a very hard work­ er and believer in the things I do. We are a Florist, Gift Shop and Home Decor Shop. I strive for satisfaction. When I went into business some years ago, I got really scared as 1 was not used to making the amount of money that I was, at that time, so I began to give nearly half of it away to the childrens' home. I knew that If I were »o he blessed then someone else needs to be as well. I'm still working on which organizations will receive the donations - it's quite amazing how difficult this has been. If you know of any locals that deal with suicide and/or kids on drugs, please advise. The party, open to everyone will be at my business. Bibbs Floral & Home Decor; 1002 West 25th Street, comer of Lake Avenue In Sanford. Corrlne Van Dibber 407-3244000 This King should lose his crown The man may be a King, but a Tallahassee, Fla., minister, "He he is no leader. He is a son, but ve the organization a shot in he is hardly a spiritual heir. If sarm." some board members of the That may be. But what the Southern Christian Leadership SCLC really needs is a bone Conference are disappointed in marrow transplant Like so Martin Luther King III, many traditional dvil they shouldn't be. His rights organizations, the weaknesses were appar­ SCLC has lost its way, ent when they hired unable to adjust its him three years ago as strategies and priorities president of the organi­ to tackle the crises facing zation founded by nis black America in a new father, the late dvil millennium. It remains rights leader. Btuck In the past, trying King lias never held a to relive the glory days of politics or cm ^ia fob outside ol ofofUic llic1960s, 1960s,when whenthe the the family business — T u r l/ o r evil of racism was easily the dvil rights organiza- 1 defined and simply condons connected with his fronted. father. He was so unimpressive The challenges of the 21st in his four-year tenure as a century are more complex. They Fulton County commissioner will not be resolved through that he was defeated in a coun­ demonstrations, protest marches ty-wide election for the commis­ or boycotts. Indeed, the most sion's chairmanship. He tacks formidable challenges facing courage, vision, charisma and black America — AIDS, teen intellectual wattage. He is a pro­ pregnancy and high rates of saic public speaker and a lack­ incarceration, among them — luster fund-raiser. have internal as well as external Now, the board of the causes. Racism remains a sub­ Atlanta-based SCLC is stantial barrier to black achieve­ embroiled in controversy over ment, but it is by no means the public criticism of King's perfor­ only obstade. mance by some of its members, As head of the SCLC, King including board chairman Claud has concentrated on high-profile Young, a Detroit physidan. causes guaranteed to generate Young has gone so far as to sug­ headlines: getting rid of a gest that King should be fired Georgia state flag dominated by From his post. the Confederate battle insignia; But other board members challenging radal profiling by have risen to defend King. In law enforcement organizations; the estimation of R.N. Gooden, and leading an August 2000 S march that commemorated the 37th anniversary of the March on Washington. As critics have noted, he has spent little time in the Atlanta SCLC office. But even if he were in the office more, it Is unlikely King would be up to the task of rein­ vigorating tne SCLC. Take the AIDS epidemic, which now competes with homicide as the leading cause of death among young black men. Unlike his mother, Coretta Scott King, who has made several Important speeches about the AIDS crisis, King refuvs rv m to acknowl­ edge the problem publicly. Shortly after King took the helm in 1998, Surgeon General David Satdier appealed to the SCLC to attack the AIDS crisis. King resisted, saying he would be uncomfortable discussing unprotected sex and promoting the use of condoms. Confronting AIDS would not be one of his prior-pa, he said. The growing AIDS threat has not prompted King to change his mind, according to Maurice Franklin, program director of Gay Men of African Descent, a New York-based advocacy group. "I used to be an the staff of SCLC, and 1 can't get Marty to return my phone calls," Franltlln said. If the SCLC sticks with its embattled president, the organi­ zation might just as well dose its doors. This King dreams no great dreams. e aan a t ia n t a constitution f«... IT'S IN AMt> T W O * F*H A L f ...-tolXhsr cJLmi -nor c io n z t *0 t r y ^erm C A « .. -shott k lu b ia c t mhtrJJSunu thx ^er a period. eft. From A to Z A rt Zielinski asks p eop le w h a t th e y t h in k . . . Form er Attorney G eneral Jan et Reno is testing the political waters fo r a possible bid to becom e Florida “s next governor. An announcement may com e in September on her decision to seek the nomination o f the Democratic Purty. Our question today is, "Do you think Jan et Reno should run J'or governor o f Florida?" tt doesn't matter who the person Is, we need to get Bush out. She needs to get In there and get Bush out. Florida seems to be a people state and the next gover­ nor needs to Be a people person. Will Dove, Running lor office Is one thing, winning Is another. I don't think she has a chance. The only way she might win Is If Job Bush demolish­ es the state ol Florida between now and election day. Gary B y. Sanford Brooksvtlle She had such a strong poaHon tmd leadership In the canton aarmrsstration. And for a woman to handle being under Itre for al those cases. Itfknk she could with­ stand being the gover­ nor of Florida. Joan Gorman, Qsfeen I didn't care lor the wnyishe handled several v vary Impor­ tant issues, particu­ larly Elian. Therefore I would be very skep­ tical of any of her endeavors as the head ol the state of Florida. Ruth Ann Stamm, Sanford Most of whal I've heard about her Is negative. But I woUdn i be able to give you my opinion unU I know more about her. I dee both Jeb end George Bush. Ho has a good Christian standing. Dottte �T iir. S eminole H erald T h e W a y W e W e re : Downtown tour Today we continue a lour of downtown Sanford using information from the Sanford Historic Downtown Walking Tour booklet produced by the Sanford Historic Preservation Board. Booklets are available at tiie Sanford Museum and down­ town stores. Brumley-Puletton Building Contractor George A. for. builder of the Lincoln Memorial, constructed this building at 100 .................................. E. First Street for Dr. L.A. B ru m l e y and Dr. Samuel Puleston. It was comleted May , 1923. One of the first ten­ ants was Roumillait E G ra c e Marie Stlneclphcr • • • a n d Anderson Drug store w h i c h remained there for over 50 years. There were professional offices on the second floor, but the other two floors were large­ ly vacant until the county pur­ chased the building in 1980. DeForest Building The building at 108 East First Street was constructed just after the fire of 1887. it was named for Frederick H. Rand who was ;eneral manager and attorney or the Florida Land and Colonization Company and also general freight agent for the South Florida Railroad. The sec­ ond floor housed Sanford’s first newspaper, the Sanford journal, during the 1890’s and later Sanford's Telephone Exchange. ? Yowell-Gamer and Woodruff Buildings The adjoining buildings at 200 and 208 East First Street were constructed for N.P. Yowcll, N.H. Gamer and Frank Woodruff in 1910. Architect was W.B. Talley of Jacksonville and the builder was George Venable. Woodniff and Watson wt>s I6cated here for many years ns well as Yowell'a Department Store. Melsch Building This 1923 building at 224 East First Street was built by W.B. Talley and constructed by R.J. Gillespie for the Sanford Investment Company. Sanford's first cafeteria, LuBeth’s and the Piggly Wiggly Grocery Store were among the first tenants. The facade has not been signifi- cantly altered since construc­ tion. U.S. Post Office This building at 230 East First Street was constnicted as a U.S. Post Office in 1917 and has an intact facade and two original lamp posts. When a new post office opened in 1962, this build­ ing became the Sanford Library. It became a part of the Seminole Library System in 1975 and when the new library was con­ structed, it was used for library storage until recently. Cold Storage Company. It origi­ nally housed a saloon and a sporting goods store. Its archi­ tectural style is Romanesque Revival and is distinguished by its rather crude and shallow •decorative brickwork. The ground floor facade was plain brick - now covered. Sunday, August 12. 2001 P a g e 5 A Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis "S H O W S TE A LE R S "B y R O B E R T H. W O LFE ACROSS 1 Squeeze 6 Stomach muscles, tor short 9 *C8m o __ listed?’ 13 Gimme on the green IB Persian Gull ship 19 Require 21 Gather and bind. as a sail 22 Lunch bon snacks 23 Silty 24 Castaway’s home 25 Toss 26 Tropical plant with colorful leaves 27 1981 Harrison Ford film 31 Insect repellent brand 32 Religious ceremonies 33 Poem division 36 Arab prince 40 Interlaced 41 Subdivision 42 1962 Kristy McNichof Mm. with "The* 45 Eve'a third 46 St. Pete’s stats 47 Cam e down 48 Invalidates 49 *__F o o f: Lesley Gore hit so Raid the fridge si R N ’a skill 52 Head of France? 53 Trumpet relatives 55 Dawn goddess 56 *__Haw* 57 South-of-theborder order 60 Easily led torts 63 Sportscast datum 65 1995 Antonio Banderas film 83 Th e y may bo checked 84 Planet 87 First name In cartoon tkunkdom 88 Spigoted server 89 Center 90 1989 Kevin Bacon turn 92 Exehango again 9 4 __in the bucket 96 Romantic meetings 67 Flexible 98 Throat problem 99 Actor's quest 101 1976 Clint Eastwood Him 108 Cognizant (of) 110 Where Anna taught 1 1 1 Letters (torn Greece 112 Oil source 113 Sub detector 114 Actress Lanchoster Hotchkiss Block This building at 213 East First Street was constructed for .Frederick Hotchkiss in 1877. Local legend has it that rubble from the first building, {destroyed by the 1887 fire, was embedded in the pediment Bishop Block This block, 301-309 East First on the comer of the roof. For Street was completed in many years, this housed Manuel December, 1887 for J.N. Bishop Jacobson's Department Store. soon after the fire of September, 1887. It was constructed by People's Bank Captain S.O. Northesag of New Building and block York and is distinguished by a The People's Bank, 201 East low broad arch over the front First Street, opened its doors on 1 £ entrance on First Street. Aug. 30, 1906. Contractor was W.G. Hammond. The block next 16 lepa door, (203) was built by the 23 M.K. Hester and rid Mr. h Shepard People's Bank in 1910 and was had this building at 190 used for bank offices and as the *7“ Palmetto Avenue built in 1887 home of the Howard-Packard following the fire that swept Land Company. During the through downtown. It originally 1910's it houaecf Piggly Wiggly had three floors, but the top Grocer and Mather's Furniture. floor was condemned and McClungs (later Kels) Dime removed In 1928. The building Store occupied the comer store housed Sanford's fire station in the 1950's. from 1890 to 1974. It also served as the early city hall, police sta­ The Sanford Herald Building tion and jail. The only legal This two-story building at 107 hanging in Seminole County S. Magnolia Avenue was built in occurred behind this building in 1910 and served as offices and 1923. The building was renovat­ printing room for the Sanford ed into a private residence dur­ Herald (est. 1908) until 1956. ing the 1990's. The architect and builder was W.G. Hammond. The Sanford Lodge of the Independent Order Hill Hardware Building The Seminole County Bank of Odd Fellows (IOOF) char­ erected this building at 108 tered May 7,1889 moved to the 68 _ fatuus: South magnolia Avenue in 1917 second floor in 1933. delusion soon after the bank building 70 Drawer was completed. There was room Imperial Opera House attachments for two stores downstairs with The Imperial Opera House 72 Expert offices upstairs. It was first opened june 15, 1910 at 119 73 Cremona crowd? 75 Court fig. occupied by Hill Hardware, South Magnolia Avenue. The 76 Loafed longer owned by W J. Hill. contractor W.G. Hammond, con­ than M3 structed the building for the 78 Bettor’* worry E.E. Brady Livery Stable owners, T.J. Miller and son. 79 Spoil nr Built between 1890 and 1895, George A. DeCottes was the first 80 Fancy neckwear this small building at 113 South lessee. After its heydav as an 8712/01 Palmetto Avenue originally opera house, the building has housed a blacksmith and wagon housed furniture stores and shop. From 1910 to 1914, E.E. restaurants among other busi­ Brady ran a Every, feed and nesses. !««•&. ■* t> •■ 'i - ** - ■»sales bam at that location. By 1916 it served as the Seminole Milane Theater County Jail and later housed the This theater was built in 1922 county Health Department. by Frank Miller and Edward Sanford Dry Cleaners was locat­ Lane. During its early years, the ed there for many years, having theater was rtome tn vaudeville moved only recently. and silent movies. From 1941 until 1964 It was operated as the Jtltz Movie Theater. In the Whalers Saloon This original 1886 brick block Kl990's, community efforts to at 112 South Palmetto Avenue irestore the building began, and was built by Col. A.M. Thrasher, it was reopened as the Helen president of Sanford ice and Stairs Thcalic in 2000. 115 Dorothy's dog 14 Where Noah 53 Supervision 116 Poe bird landed 54 Part of a lino: 117 Egyptian 15 Whitller’s loot Abbr. crosses 16 Charged atom 57 Ok) autocrats 118 Hardens 17 Govt, hush-hush 58 Church niche 119 Psychic’s claim 59 Satisfied OP 120 Proposed, 20 City founded by 61 Crown perhaps Cadillac coverings 28 Ring leader? 62 Excited beating DOW N 29 Dae places sound 1 Coconut liber 30 Flies over Alrtce 64 Outback hopper 2 Director 34 \J*accuse* witter 66 Ham It up WertmOllor 35 Med school sub). 67 Chert of 3 J a l __ 36 Rushes 'Saturday Night 4 Heal 37 Mound Live* 5 Do the first round 36 Norse mariner 69 Scatters of revisions Leif 7 1 __ reason; was 0 O uzo ftavo.lng 39 Squealer obvious 7 Intoxicate 40 Th e 74 Return from 6 Portrait subject, Mountaineers’ maybe sch, 77 Glass 9 Decadent 41 Noticed attachment? 10 Moody 43 Allotted, with 'out* 78 Sleep stage 11 Some chamber 44 U K. award 80 Pat gently on the groups 45 Bit of evrdenco back, maybe 12 European chain 49 Kind ol battery 81 Pitcher 13 1955 Cary Grant 52 1995 Mira Hershlser film Sorvtno Mm 82 Like a bazooka Stum ped? 3 4 n Call 1 *9 00*933 -515 5. 99 64 W ood fastener 85 Turbine engine plane 88 With II 87 Practice 91 Museum display 93 Showing unbridled enthusiasm 94 Finally 95 Works tn theaters 98 Subway feature 99 Tests tor ]ra. 100 Legendary fabulist 102 Takes advantage ol 103 Oklahoma native 104 Astronaut Shepard 105 Not taped 106 Daredevil Knievel 107 Malted 108 _ rule 109 Triumphed cents a minute 02001 Tribune M nUa Servlets, Inc. 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"It was the most amazing thing to have such tiny cub, direct from the womb, placed in my hands," said Bonnie Ureitbeil, a zoo curator who witnessed the procedure. On their return to Sanford, the a il’s were reintroduced to their mother, who unfortunately showed little maternal interest. Farmer said. The decision was made to hand-raise the cubs, who n oil to l*o fed every two hours. Feline keepers will rotate the role of surrogate mom during the next few months. "The cubs are doing very well," Farmer said. "Their eyes opened on Aug. 3, about 10 days alter birth. They are beginning to walk. They arc amazing." Ten cubs have been born at tl*e zoo since 1994, and they repre­ sent an important addition to the captive clouded leopard popula­ tion. According to Ureitbeil, the Central Florida zoo Ls one of only two facilities in the United State successfully reproducing cloud­ ed leopards this year. Native to India, China and other South Pacific countries, the clouded leopard lives in forests with its movements typically ter­ restrial. Known to Malaysians as live "tree tiger," they are the most acrobatic cats in trees and can hang from their hack feet from tree branches. Clouded leopards have some of the longest canine teeth, which can reach lengths of more than two inches, of all cats although they arc medium-sized with a head to body length of about 42 inches and a long furry tail of about 35 Inches. In live wild, they cat monkeys, squirrels, birds, deer, wild l*oar and occasionally small domestic animals. The name "clouded" comes from the fact that their spots look like clouds in the sky, and they are one of the few cats that can appear to be green In color. Due to illegal hunting for their skins — clouded leopard pelts are the most common of all cat pelts found on the black market — and the loss of habitat, the clouded leopard is currently considered an endangered species. The leopard is one of 13 endan­ gered species at the Central Florida Zoo participating In the American Zoo and Aquarium Association's Species Survival Plans (SSP). SSPs are cooperative population management and conservation programs for select­ ed species in zoos and aquariums throughout North America. Later this month, Brcitbcil will be attending a clouded leopard Species Survival Plan manage­ ment Rroup meeting to compile a five-year master plan for the endangered species. She and other experts will look at genet­ ics, pairings and the number of new births needed to maintain a viable captive population of clouded leopards. As for the two newest addi­ tions to the zoo, they are current­ ly off-exhibit for hand-raising. However, tire cubs' mother and another male leopard —both arrived at the zoo In early 1993 — are currently on exhibit. Farmer said zoo officials aren't sure whether the cubs will be exhibited at the Sanfoid facility; since their stay Is only temporary. "Our goal for these two cubs is to pair them with their future mates at other zoological facilities per the recommendations by the clouded leopard Species Survival Plan," Farmer said. "Because of the unique characteristics of tills particular species of cst, they need to be paired at a young age to properly manage them. Optimally, this Is done by 9 months to 1 year of age." Mlchslis Jerta can ba reached at mdJariaOaafnlnotahareld.com or 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 . C ounty Tips Continued from Page LA roads without sidewalks. Teach youngsters how to react to strangers they may encounter. To this, Yoli Buss, director of traffic safety at AAA added, 'Motorists should be aware that they may have to take extra pre­ cautions when driving in areas with school age children. Some of them have very little experi­ ence in dealing with traffic con­ ditions." AAA reports that since 1988, 237 school-agc pedestrians have died in school or school bus related crashes. Half of these were between the ages of 5 and 7. For motorists, AAA makes the er a u i C hase L e o p a rd s ------C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a g e 1A H Continued from Page LA following suggestions: Slow down in or near school and residential areas. Drive with your headlights on, even during the day, so chil­ dren and other drivers can see you. Scan between parked cars or other objects for signs of chil­ dren who may dart out into the road. Always stop - do not pass school buses that arc loading or unloading children. Practice additional caution during bad weather. Buss added, "Remember, back to school means back to basic driver safety. School's open drive carefully.” County, who live in the unincor­ porated portions of the county, are concerned that the county does not spray for mosquitoes. With the second confirmed case of the West Nile virus in North Florida, county residents are concerned the mosouitocs may be ha*nrdnu« to their health. Sulvcy said Friday he was unsure 11 he would recommend spraying to the commissioners, but sola the potential cost to start such an operation would be more than $1 million. He said another option would be to contract the work to an independent sprayer. At the request of Sheriff Don Esllngcr, county commissioners directed staff to develop a rave ordinance. Raves are generally all-night parties held in aban­ doned warehouses where young people gather to dance. In the past, raves have been connected to Illegal drug use. According to Fisher, Esllngcr indicated the need for the ordi­ nance was to prevent rave estab­ lishments from moving to Seminole after Orange County pduoJ an ordinance outlawing raves on April 10. SPECTACULAR TENNESSEE LAKEFRONT A fabulous, new lakefront property. Waterfront or water access w/boat dock. Close to Gatlinburg A Pigeon Forge. Great mountain views, paved roads, underground utilities. Excellent financing. Call nowl 1-877-505-1171 ext 1166 C ontinu ed from Page 1A than a dozen deputies and offi­ cers searched the nearby block including an extensive search of the school's grounds. With no prevail the search ended, but police are *>till looking for the wanted second suspect. Police charged Kcnnon with grand auto theft. According to Sanford Lt. Jerry Hargrvtt at the night of the incident, Kennon would have to answer to detec­ tives the next morning about the whereabouts of his running male. Anyone with Information t . . ----- mj . — .— . — a__ . nfflM pnOwuy W nfll riliDn leading to the second suspect is Veronica Perry, left, talks with a Sanford officer after her 1997 Oldsmobilo encouraged to call the Sanford Achieve was stolon Tuesday night. Police recovered the vehicle after a high­ Police Department at 407-323s p e e d chose, which ended In a crash near Sanford Middle School. 3030. jm Single m om ’s proud teens honor her on F a th e r’s Day DEAR ABBY: My sister, two brothers and 1 are in our teens. We .in,1 being rated hv a ringle mother. We're finally beginning .............................. to realize how hard she works to ft * i! | P t x keep a roof over our heads, food on the table and smiles on our faces. Although F a th e r's Day has assed, we Cope you'll print this poem we wrote to nor to show we appreciate everything she docs for us. Abby, would you please? THE OLDEST OF FOUR IN n iO EN IX ¥ A pretty girl could be the best At doing stuff reserved for Dad Wilhuut us driving you quite mad. And we're not sure who spread the lie About how Dad should be a guy'Cause even though you wear a bra We couldn't ask for a better pa. The calendar might clearly say Tnis Ls father's special day. 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August 12. 2001 l*0 g C 7/\ anford City Commission Agenda for Aug. 13, 2001 Sanlord City Hall, 300 N. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. W O R K SESSIO N Aug. 13, 2001 3:30 p.m. In the City lanagsr's Conference Room, Second Floor 1. Presentation of Employee ! the Month Award for August SC L Railroad, Persimmon Avenue, McCracken Road and West 13th Street (except Dixie Way) and reserve a utility easement >nrer the unnamed oast-west right-of-way from Dixie Way west to the SCL Railroad right-of-way. School Board of Seminole County, applicant. Also, approve waiv­ er of $200.00 application fee. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published August 1, 2001. )1. 2. Discussion re: budget npact of law enforcement cen)r and Fire Station #2. 3. Discussion re: tow away ana on Palmetto Avenue. |4. Discussion of Regular genda Items, Add-on items, [id other Items. A. Consideration of beating Mangoustlne Avenue (tween 5th and 6th Streets, nd waiving application fee. •2) B. Front Porch update. C. Commission Liaison lie - District 4. 15. Mayor's briefing [6. City Manager's briefing R E G U LA R M EETIN G 7 p.m. Ilty Commission Chambers, First Floor •Approval of minutes July 10 and 11,2001 jget Work Sessions, July I, 2001 Special Meeting, and ' 23, 2001 Work Session i Regular Meetings, commended by the City irk and the City Manager. iblle Hearings |1. Second reading and adopof Ordinance No. 3662 re: sms Academy, to vacate l rights of ways between the 2. First reading of Ordinance No. 3663 to rezone 2.05+ acres of property lying between Country Club Road and W. 25th Street and between Hardy Avenue and Old Lake Mary Road, from RI-1, Restricted Industrial, to MI-2, Medium Industrial; Rlnker Materials Corporation, owner. Recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission, the Director of Engineering & Planning, and the City Manager. Ad published July 8, 2001. 3. Condemnation of 119 S. Magnolia Avenue (awnlng/overhang) and 1101 W. 10th St. The Director of Community Development and the City Manager recommend the struc­ tures be found unsafe, dilapi­ dated, unsanitary or uninhabit­ able, to condemn said struc­ tures, and to give the owners thirty (30) days to repair or demolish; If property owners fall to effect such demolition and removal or repair within said thirty (30) day period, the City shall demolish and remove the buildings and/or structures, and the actual cost of said removal and disposal, Including administrative costs, will be assessed as a lien against the properties; properties posted and owners notified July 5, 2. Reject Codar Creek Office Condo Sewage Pump Station Bid #00/01-28, approve Regular Items restructure of bid package and B. Condemnation Status re-bid. Recommended by the Report. Information only/no City Managor. further action needed. 3. Re|ect He-roofing 2. Authorize Staff to proceed Academy Manor Park Pavilion with vacate of Mangoustlne and Restroom and Park on Avenue between 5th and 6th Park Restroom Bid #00/01-29 Streets, and waive $200.00 and approve readvertisement application fee. for bids. Recommended by the Recommended by the Director City Manager. of Recreation & Parks and the 4. Approve Rehab/Repair of City Manager. (W S-4.A.) Athletic Courts Bid #00/01-30, 3. Approve utility billing from Advantage Courts, Inc., in change for envelope based the amount of $20,100; funds utility bills, and piggy back of available In account 001-5051proposal AXIS has with City of 572-46-08. Recommended by Altamonte Springs. the City Manager. Recommended by the Utility 5. Approve request for use of Director and the City Manager. area at east end of Fori Mellon 4. Approve Sod Harvesting Park picnic shelter for STAR Agreement - Site 10. 94.5 Listeners' Cookout special Recommended by tho Utility event on Saturday, Aug. 25, Director and the City Managor. 2001 from noon to 3 p.m. 6. Approve Crown Colony Recommended by the City Preliminary Subdivision Plan Manager. for a 73 lot single family subdi­ 6. Approve request for use of vision located at 950 Vihlen Fori Mellon Park for Sanford Road, and approve Lakefront Crlterium special Development Order 01-0030. Recommended with conditions* event on Saturday, September 8, 2001, from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 by the Planning & Zoning P.M.; and approve street clo­ Commission, the Director of sure of SominctQ Boulevard Engineering & Planning, and from Sanford Avenue to San the City Manager. A. Planning and Zoning Juan, San Juan from Seminole Boulevard to First Street, First Commission also recommend­ ed that 17 residences be single Street from San Juan to Sanford Avenue, and Sanford story that are not In Staff's rec­ Avenue from Seminole ommended Development Boulevard to First Street, on Order. Saturday, September 8, 2001, from 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Consent Agenda 1. Approve CPH AmendmentRecommended by the City #55 to provide engineering ser­ Manager. 7. Approve request for use of vices during construction of Historic Sanford Memorial utility relocation work on E. Lake Mary Boulevard, at a cost Stadium for a grand reopening of the stadium and ASA not to exceed $98,776; funding Tournament to be held will come from the State Loan Thursday, Sept. 13, 2001, from Program. Recommended by 6 p.m. through 5 p.m. on the City Manager. 2001. Sunday, Sept. 16, 2001, and approve sale and consumption of beer during the event from noon to 10 p.m., and waive all fees associated wilh the event due to City sponsorship. Recommended by the City Manager. 8. Approve request for u s b of Fort Mellon Park for A Crulsin for the Cure special event on Sunday, Oct. 7, 2001 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and approve street closure of Seminole Boulevard from San Juan to Sanford Avenue from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and waive all tees associated with the event (except City's refundable clean-up bond) due to joint sponsorship wilh law enforce­ ment agencies. Recommended by the City Manager. 9. Approve request for use of Fort Mellon Park for a Seminole Pet Walk, a special event on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2001 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and approve street closure ol Seminole Boulevard from San Juan to Sanfor Avenue, Oct. 27, 2001 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Recommended by the City Manager. 10. Approve request tor A Patients Appreciation Day, a special event to be held on pri­ vate property at Family Dentistry at 2417 S. French Ave. from 9 a.m. to 7 p m , Saturday, Sept. 1, 2001. Recommended by the Cily Manager. • Add-on Items • Information only • City Attorney's Report • City Clerk's Report • City Manager's Report • Citizen Participation • City Commissioners’ Roporl A D V IC E T O T H E P U B LIC IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S T O A P P EAL A D E C IS IO N M ADE W ITH 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 O O R H E A R IN G H E MAY N E E D A V ER B A TIM 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 I­ D E N C E W H IC H R E C O R D IS N O T P R O ­ V ID ED B Y T H E C IT Y O F S A N F O R D ( F S 2 8 8 0 I0 S ) P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL ITIE S N E E D IN G A S S IS TA N C E T O P A R TIC IP A TE 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 LD C O N TA C T TH E HUM AN R ESO U R C ES O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A TO R A T 3305628 48 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E TIN G .0 0 % 5 on a 1 2 M onth CD S 1 ,0 0 0 m in im u m d e p o s it r e q u ir e d T An Bank For Yo Your Com m un he d u it y ! ’a m i l y m e m b e r s a t t e n d S c o t t - B o s w e l l r e u n i o n [The Scott-Boswell Family ion was held July 2 sugh July 29. As they shared family news, love ships,:, fellowship, tel relationsnli ped God together, and woirshipped history began to unfold ge fromi the older genera­ i Engles, Lewis tions to the younger 1Jr., Dora Ambrose, generations. i Boswell, parFamilies began to i of Nettle attended realize that they were I event. bom into, married Into, ndants included created through love iris, Terris, Corine, that some one or two Je, Paul, J.C , King people shared, through 1 and Gloria Mae. closely knitted ties of ving matriarch is M&rva family, a love that has Tie Vinson and livl patriarch is Torris H flw k illS each family ly member surviving m the past, 3tt. present and for many i gathering of more generations to come. 3re than 300 family members Saturday at noon, family and 1 many exciting and friends gathered to enjoy a fun ierful events over the filled picnic day with pumty of lay family reunion weekfood. Sidney’s parents, C om m u n ity N otes j Reunion [Although a Seminole High 1Class Reunion for the dass (1961 won't be l«dd until somei in October, efforts are undoay to locate as many old da»ates os possible in advance. A Jte date remains to be set f based on the SHS jGam e. For Information, phone Glnny ishopLydcn at 407-6783942 or >dass website at vSliSClaseof81.com I Appointment? Cool Beans, 1U8 Magnolia \venuu In Sanford is offering a i called "Great Patient \wards~. All local physicians and i are wekxxne to partid_ ate, free of charge. Any patient 12 years old or younger who has a at doctor or dentist visit lives a "Great Patient Award" [certificate. The certificate can be J redeemed at Cool beans for one I free regular size ice cream cone, j Blank certificates for local doctors ! or dentists are available by calling (Cool Beans at 407-302-2821 ! Legislative Meeting The Seminole County Legislative Delegation will hold its |annual public hearing Thursday, Sept 6 at the Seminole County Commission Chambers, HOI E. First Street in Ssnfwd, fmm 2 p m until 6 p m To be listed to make a presenta­ tion, or for additional information on a local matter, call Rep. David Mcalor's office at 407-328-3718. Sunday morning, worship service was held at New Covenant House of Worship, with the Rev. Karl Redmond as pastor. At the banquet meal, May Bell Scott King presided over the affair. Charlie King gave the invoca­ tion with Mrs. Redmonds singing the rendition of the selection "Look Where He brought Me From." The wel­ come and occasion was given by Dorothy Scott Brazzell. Blessing was given by Delores Cpuchman. Hastee Gloria Scott Cummings oversaw the serving of a delicious meal. Guest orator for the after­ noon was Professor Floyd Brown of the University of BBBBB □□□ B B O Q □ □ p 1E B D B B B - B B B B B B B B B B E O J\ N □ b o b b ffitnnn b b u b e □ □ □ □ B B B B B Q iiiB B B B n n B B b bb o BDOBB □ □ □ □ □ □ EHEBUB C3BE1BB B B E n U B B □ □ □ □ □ □ □ E E IIIE b bo b □□□ □BOD BBBBHB BBBBQ □ □ □ □BB □□□□ BBBBBDB B E D [DBB □ □ □ □ B B B B B E B □ □EBB □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ DBBDB □□□B B □□BD BB DBB □□□ □ □ □ E JB B B BBBB □□□ □□□ □□□□□ BBBBBE BBBB BOB BBBB BBnm UHDBBQH BBBBQBB QBBBB □□□□□□ BBDBBQ BOBBB BQBD □□BBBDBBBDBBBDC3QBBB □E3D BB □ □ □ □ B O O B B B B B O B B B B B □ B O B □ □ V E ■H B B B □ B E_ _L u □BBBB □BOB Science, Rcscarch/Importancc of Family in Syracuse University, N.Y. Introduction and words of thanks were from organizers, including Scott's Boswell family reunion members. History reflections of the Scott/Boswell families, begin­ ning from 1912, were given in order to continue the longevity of names. Aunt Fannie, at 93, resides In Maitland Health Center. Torris Scott, a traveler, resides in Sanford at the age of 90. At 88, J.C. Scott lives in Lake Monroe. A farmer, alert and pretty, Clovelne is 86 years old and resides in Blossom view Nursing Home in Sod us, N.Y. Special thanks to the Best Western Marina Hotel and staff. C o m m u n it y N A T IO N A L B A N K O F Winter Pork Office 1211 Orange Ave, 407/622-1120 m \ I sla n d STO N ESCAPES Lake Maty Office 3001 West la k e Mary Blvd. 407/323-8485 Sanford Office 500 West First St. 407/323-2384 fir niter Watson Realty Corp. We Are Here When You Need Us! Congratulations to o u r to p p ro d u c e rs fo r July! Top Sales & Listing Agent Sales Person of the Month 9 LV /* Renee Jahr Direct Line: (407) 302-7428 A T T E N T IO N N EW E N G L A N D E R S V Jerry Tindall Direct Line: (407) 302-7423 A TIMELESS TRADITION O F DISTINGUISHED SERVICE SINCE 1965 We arc bringing the look o f N ew Englund to Florida. The art o f stone construction a d d s beauty and value to anyone’s property. For a FREE Friendly estimate / C a ll 4 0 7 -4 6 3 -7 9 6 4 or 4 0 7 - 7 8 6 - 9 4 9 9 F L O R I D A I drpuatt ti 11.000 A n n u l R n t r n u p r Y k U (A T T ) u I w d upon I with Intrfrw fcwulMng on drpoatt until malum, A FT to w h f m lo danse without no tin A penalty nay hr kttpuan! lor rath withdrawal Offer can hr cancrSrd without m ure. Normal n>IC Itntoti apph Answers for Crossword on Pag* 5A R h o d e M ID 100 Waymont Court, Suite 110 Lake Mary, Florida 3 2 7 4 6 "On Lake M&ry Blvd., W est o f th e Post O ffice" C o lb y , Realty Corp., Realtors (407) 323-3200 �Page DA Sunday. August 12. 2001 Tm: SiMiNoii. I I ihai j » ; . R ay’s Circus of Values A t R a y ’s C irc u s o f Values, the folks d o n ’t c lo w n a ro u n d w h e n it comes to lo w , lo w prices a n d a large selec­ tio n of u n iq u e m erchandise. T lte fa m ily o w n e d business locat­ ed at 211 East First Sheet In d o w n ­ to w n Sanford opened for business one year ago, a n d has been part of the local business c o m m u n ity for the past 11 years, said store o w n e r G a il Siebold. A ls o w o rk in g at the store Is Bonnie K o oke n, w h o has w o rk e d at R a y ’s for o v e r eight years. Sicbolb said her father started the business in L o n g w o o d 11 years ago. W h e n h e r father passed a w a y three years ago, she took o v e r as o w n e r/o p e ra to r a n d m ade the decision to m o v e the store to d o w n to w n Sanford. ' I w atched Sanford for o v e r a ye a r a n d saw h o w it w as g r o w in g ..a n d m y . father a lw a y s said if he w ante d to start a second 5 store It w o u ld be in S a n fo rd ,' Siebold said. Siebold described the W h en You N eed concept of her store as an 'old fashioned variety store.' 'Eleven yean ago we wanted the opportu­ nity to bring back the old fashioned variety store like Kresge, Woolworth and McCrary's, not the dollar store atmosphere — were you are locked Into a dollar.' Siebold pointed out that she runs a clean family store with no alcohol or tobacco products. "We pride ourselves In the merchandise we sell' she said. 'Much of our merchandise will run 50 to 70 percent below suggest­ ed retail' Siebold Mid. Under the Big Ibp at Ray's you will find a large selection of housewares, linens, toys, psrty supplies, back to school supplies, collectibles, holi­ day items and hard to find unusual gifts. You also Will find one of the areas largest selection of Mylar bal­ loons at $1.99 each. "We also have a large variety of greeting cards at JO cents each or three for a dollar,’ she said. A n d for each holiday, Siebolb P est C o n tr o l C a ll. . . S a n fo rd P e s t C o n tro l Commercial & Residential P EST CO N TR O L S toro o w n e r G a ll S iebo ld a n d B onn ie K o oke n stand outside R a y ’s C ircu s o l Values In do w n to w n Sanford, said, R ay's w ill offer a large selec­ tion o f item s. A t tire present tim e, a p o rtio n o f the store is b e in g deco­ rated for H a llo w e e n . " Y o u w ill see the store transfo rm in to a m in i h o l­ id a y store," Siebold said. L A W N S P R A Y IN G said. F o r s o m e o f the m o re expensive T E R M I T E S P R A Y IN G items, R ay's C irc u s o f Values offers the con ve nience o f la ya w a y. W ith W EED C O N TR O L their U r g e selection o f m erchandise y o u n e ve r k n o w w h a t y o u w ill find Sam Dunn, Jr. - President P.O. Box 1202 Sanford, FL 32772-1202 at R ay's C irc u s o f Values. R a y 's is o pe n M o n d a y th ro u g h S a tu rd a y 9 " W e also h a ve p eo ple s h op b y ph on e. If y o u k n o w w h a t y o u w a n t all v o u h a ve to d o is call a n d w e a m . to 6 p .m . S u n d a y h o u rs w ill be w ill p u t it aside for y o u ." " A n d n o o n to 5 p .m . starting this tali. For w h e n y o u call y o u 'll talk to a live person a n d not a re c o rd in g ," she m o re in fo rm a tio n call: 407-688­ 1008. Located In fo rm e r B ig Lo ts S to re (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -8 6 4 7 Fax: (407) 321-8760 > v W on 17-02 1/4 mil* north ol Airport Btvd N.«t to 8*v-A Lot 2 9 2 1 8 . O r la n d o D rtv a • S a n l o r d , F L 3 2 7 7 3 • ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 - 2 0 2 7 L a w TN a la an old laahlonad ftoa market offering new and used Itoma. Entire building la A ir Conditioned for yo u r ahopplng pleasure. r e n c e D a v id In t e E & T i j| c o r a t i n g rif W VI N O O M S W l 1 C O M I • I I N S T I W O WI I K* » Ml I AI S O MAII v Ml Ml AI S f O N S'» P I It S f * f ) 1 I t >11 t . 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U o O p en in g S erv in g S ou th MlMECOCELL PHONEI CARDS Lam pfcj»Wallpaperv CELLPHONE 118 W .arid Street CARDS itown Historical Sanford Fax 407-381-6828 A n n o u n cin g O u r G ra n d O p e n in g /«I?!S Orl.tmlo Drive |Hwy 17 9^) Smli* 111I S.intmtl OVIK 70. 000 SO I I OF I URNI1URI A WAIU HOUSI Restoration *Rejinishing •Repair B uy ........ 407-328-0180.......... 1 P ie c e Or C o m p le te E s ta te ■ H MMoooa6i 5 a a at th e b e a u t if u l n e w H i s t o r i c S a n f o r d L o c a t io n 1 4 0 0 S . P a rk A v e . • S a n f o n y ik f M ASSAGE THERAPY ! 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H w ji.'iv -b T ' ingivoot* * Akes Ptara •Longwood M assage .P r e g n a n c y fo r all your supplement needs at our lowest cost guaranteed! r Sports Nutrition Wholesale Prices Line o f Product E.A.S., M et-R X , Prolab, M uscle T ech , etc. M uch, M uch M ore! 211 East 1st St., Sanford 3005 W. Lake Mary Blvd. • Suite #111 (407) 320-0904 » FAX (407) 320-8023 �T in : S e m i S o l e IlE itv L i) Inside: Section B Cl.a s s i f f . n s 4B-6B C r o s s w o r d 5B Sunday A u g u st 12, 2 0 0 1 OutdoorsWoman fall workshops scheduled Women who wont to learn how to fight a big fish, bag a wild turkey or canoe a river will want to make a note of this. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FW Q will host two "Becoming an Outdoors-Woman" (BOW) workshops soon. Instructors - most of them females - will conduct the workshops Sept. 14-16 at the Hunter Education Training Center in the Ocala National Forest and Nov. 16-18 at the Everglades Youth Conservation Camp at West Palm Beach. The FWC prefers to use female instructors for BOW workshops to help partici­ pants feel more at ease and to eliminate the Impatience women sometimes encounter when they try to team outdoor skills from their husbands, '^ frie n d s or brothers. "I think that's the main reason the BOW program has been so successful," said Lynne Hawk, director of the program. "Nobody is there to intimidate or rush the participants. Instructors take the time to guide par­ ticipants through (he activlties." During the seven years the FWC has offered BOW workshops, 2,000 women have signed up for them, and the reviews have been raves. Organizers expect all the available slots to fill up with reservations within a tew days. The cost is $125, which includes food and lodging at the FWC's camps, plus materials and instruction. Workshops are limited to 100 participants each. A limited number of partial scholarships are available for low-income females who would like to take part in BOW work­ shops. Scholarship informa­ tion is available on work­ shop applications. "The program is i _ for women, 18 or older, who want to leam outdoor skills associated with hunting and fishing, but it also includes training that is useful for many other outdoor pur­ suits," Mrs. Hawk said. "Participants will be able to choose four of the 19 topics offered and will spend tour hours on each topic they choose." Topics include: Introduction to panfishing, basic flyfishing techniques, intermediate flyfishing, introduction to bass fishing, the primitive chef, boating basics, canocing/kayaldng, deer hunting basics, smallmc and duck hunting asics, turkey hunting basics, introduction to the shooting sports, introduc­ tion to handgun shooting and hunting, developing archery and bowhunting skills, tu sk camping and backpacking skills, outdoor photography, birdwatching, reading tne woods, develop­ ing wilderness survival skill ills and personal safety. For a brochure and regis­ tration form, contact the FWC's West Palm Beach regional office at (561) 625­ 5126. SH U PE'S SCOOP It is refreshing to see an See UCF, Page 2B M S ta r a u a p itc h e r s ig n s ; g e ttin g h it a t re c o rd By Dean Smith Sports Editor PVwto c o u rtH y of K vityn Bonm tt Former Lako Mary High School star pitcher Ryan Mau recently signed a contract with the Floods Martins end is pleylnrj In Mnlboume SANFORD — Lake Mary's Ryan Mau became the latest former Seminole Athletic Conference star to join the ranks of professional baseball when he recently signed a free agent contract with the Florida Marlins. Mau, a 6-foot-5,215-pound righthand­ M a r lin E c k s t e in p a c e ed pitcher, graduated from Lake Mary High School in 1997 and was a mainstay of the pitching staff that carried the Sanford Campbcll-Lossing American Legion Post 53 Baseball Team to the 1997 American Legion Class A World Scries Championship. Mau began his collegiate career at NAIA Flagler College in St. Augustine, but left after one year to transfer to NCAA Division I College of Charleston in South Carolina. His development was slowed by arm trouble and he had "Tommy John" surgery on his elbow. But since recovering, the hurler is back to throwing in the 90’s. Mau finished his senior season with the College of Charleston with a 6-5 record and ranked second in the Southern Conference among starters with a 2.82 ERA (Earned Run Average). He also led the Cougars in complete games with two and combined with Shawn Holland and Andy Hutchings to shutout St. John's University on February See Mau, Page 2B Kick off meet set for cross country ■ w o m o re Post 53 set to play in Southeast Regional By Dean Smith Sports Editor By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — Winning tournament championships has become second nature to the Sanford CampbellLossing American Legion Post 53 baseball team this summer. • But despite winning 47 of 48 games and collecting a load of trophies, only the experience of playing In and knowing how to win those tournaments mean anything now as the final two stepc to the World Series title are the toughest. No longer is the team play­ ing a high school squad try­ ing to get ready for next year, or a team that made the State Tuunument os on At Large invitee, everyone Poet 53 plays from now on, with the exception of the host team from Albany, will be at the very least a State Champion. The Region 3 (Southeastern) will be: played play at the Paul Eames! i Sports _ Complex _ in Albany, y, fceorgia Geor ‘ Thursday through Monday. Sanford will be in the American Division along with the hosts from Albany and See Legion, Page 2B Sanford Poet 63 second baseman Angelo Petracca (top left) led the locals with a .375 batting average, tailing |ust short of the .417 posted by FL Pierce's Kevin Lynch (above right) who was named the State Tournament's Most Outstanding Player. Petracca and the rest of Post 53 (bottom) win be traveling to Albany, Georgia for the Southeast Regional Tournament starting Thursday. Golden K nights LAKE MARY — The annual Lake Mary Summertime Cross Countiy Run will once again kick oft the Cross Country sea­ son when the popular event is run on Saturday, August 25th. The race will be run at the Lake Mary Cross Countiy Course (located behind Like Mary High School) with the day b e g i n n i n g at 7 a.m. with Late Registration. Racing begins at 8 a.m. The 2000 event proved to be another huge success as over 600 runners of all ages showed up for the even! that senes as a Jamboree for the upcoming high school season. Ryan Ripley from the Belleview Rattlers and Crystal McKinney of the Winter Springs Bearetts were the big winners of the day as they topped the 16-lo-lK year old age groups. The team winners were the Flagler Bulldogs (16-to-lH and 13-to-15 Boys), the Gainesville Hurricane Harriers (16-to-18 Girls), and the Lake Mary Track Club (13-to-15 Girls). Other age group winners were Omar Morales (13-to-15 Boys), Jessica Zabcl (Lake Mary TC, 13-to-15 Girls), Ryan Jones (9-Under Boys), Amy Shepard (9-Undcr Girls), Carlos Stokes-Rodrigues (10See Running, Page 2B g et t in g r ea d y fo r t h e season open tw o-a-days Special to the Harald ORLANDO — The first day of practice is in the books for the University of Central Florida and the morning session went as expected for head coach Mike Kruczek. The players worked out in shorts and helmets and learned the basics of the UCF system on Thursday. The afternoon session was canceled because of a thun­ derstorm. "It was a typical first day," Kruczek said after the morning session. "The guys arc in shorts and the enthusiasm is sky high. Our objective is to leam the sys­ tem and get the players com­ fortable with what they are doing and I think we met that objective today." Integrating the newcomers into the lineup and finding some players to till holes is one of the tilings Kruczek is looking for in the first days of training camp. "We have a real good idea about what the returnees can do," Kruczek said. "We’re still ’ trying to formalize who our J two-deep are going to be because there are some question marks at some positions." One of the positions with 'question marks is defensive end where starter Brent Bolar (Daphne, Ala/McGill Toolen HS) is out while recovering |from surgery on his left knee. IHe is expected back in about three weeks, in an effort to bol­ ster depth at that position, reserve linebacker Dwight Perkins (Sunrisc/Plantation HS) has been moved. Redshirt freshmen receiver Tavaris Capets (Miami/Jackson HS) missed practice because of the death of his father, who passed away Wednesday as a result of cancer. No time frame has been set for his return. On Wednesday the team con­ ducted its preseason testing in See UCF, Page 2B Harald photo by A H Z M In tM Seminole High School linemen go through an agility drill as the Fighting Semlnoies continue preparations tor the season opener, which la just threo weeks away. Seminole will play at Merritt Island In the Kickott Classic on August 24th and then open he regular season at Lake Mary on August 31st. i �Page 2R Sunday. August 12. 2001 T he S eminole 11fjia ij > Strictly Stock Challenge set for New Smyrna Speedway By Oean Smith Sports Editor SAMSULA — Late evening rains washed out the Double Points Night at New Smyrna Speedway last Saturday. Hie event has been rescheduled as part of the show to be run on August 18th. This Saturday (August 11th) New Smyrna Speedway will hold the Sorrento Salvage Strictly Stock "25" Challenge as well as heats and features in the regular FASCAR divisions of Late Model, Modified, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, and Super Stock. No Super Lite Models this week. Cates open at 5 pan. and racing begins at 7:30 pan. every Saturday night at the track located at the comer of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. SPEEDW ORLD B y D av e W e ste rm a n Special to the Herald BITIILO — Well, at least Orlando Spoedworld got to run for one week. A week after Finally getting to run a card the rains returned to the facility located east of Orlando last Friday night and washed out the scheduled Double Points Night. The Double Points Night has now been resched­ uled to run on Friday, August 17th. This Friday night (August 10th) the Race Car Engineering Sunbelt Super Series will be on hand to run, plus FASCAR features in Mini-Stock, Modified, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. After a full month off due to the Fourth of July break and rain, Orlando Speedworld was finally back in action on Friday, July 27th, and there was action a plenty throughout the evening. Tlic main attraction of the night was the 50-lap mid-season championship for the Super Stock division. T\venty-two racers showed up for a shot at the $500 first-place pri2o with Ted Head setting quick time at 16.425 sec. to earn the pole for the Legion Continued from page IB the state champions from Alabama and South Carolina, the defending Regional Champions. The National Division will be made up of Puerto Rico and the state champions from Tennessee, Georgia and North Carolina. Thursday's (Aug. 16) sched­ ule has Alabama taking South Carolina at 10 a.m. and Puerto Rico battling Tennessee at 1 p.m. In the evening, Goorga faces North Carolina at 5 p.m. and Post 53 tackles Albany at 8 p.m. Op Friday North Carolina takes on Tennessee at 10 a.m. and Florida faces South Carolina at 1 p.m. In the evening Albany faces Alabama at 5 p.m. and Puerto Rico wclcomes Georgia at 8 p.m. Round Rc&in play wraps up on Saturday with Florida play­ ing Alabama at 10 a.m. and Puerto Rico faring North Carolina at 1 p.m. In the evening Georgia plays Tennessee at 5 p.m. and South Carolina takes on Albany at 8 p.m. On Sunday the American Division winner takes on the National Division runner-up at 1 p.m. and the National Division winner takes on the American Division runner-up at 7 p.m. The Championship Game is tentatively set for 7 p.m. on y, b Monday but local fans can call feature. Head wasted little time building up a huge lead as the rest of the field scrambled around him. The caution flag was out on numerous occasions for minor spins eventually allowing Duane Freed and Rich Clouser the opportunity to close on Head. Head's machine was beginning to run hot, but he was still managing to hold oft a tremendous side by side battle between Freed and Clouser, who were both trying to pass Head while trying to pass each other. The great race suddenly turned ugly as the leaders lapped Freed's son Cory, who then appeared to be blocking for his dad keeping Clouser at bay while starter Chuck Rush was madly waving the move-over flag. During the next caution flag period, Clouser and Cory Freed got together on two occasions, eventually ending in a confrontation in front of the flagstand. Cooler heads prevailed and both cars were removed from tire track. Freed did everything he could to pass Head over the final 12 laps, but Head crossed the line and enjoyed the victory lane ceremonies. However, his car did not pass inspection and the win was awarded to Duane Freed, his third of the season. Bill Loomis came from near the rear of the start­ ing grid and also survived the "tech shed" to place second while Big Bob Wines drove a steady race to claim third spot. Ted Helmes had to pit after a tangle on the first try to get the race started and came from dead last to place fourth in his first visit to the speed­ way Bob Boiler had a great run, his best of the sea­ son, to place fifth. Mike Snyder, Warren Schurr, Tim Russell, Leonard Story, and Rip Dyal rounded out the Top 10. Point leader Rusty Ebcrsole dominated the Super Late Model 25-lapper, winning easily in his Garrett Fastning Systems Ford Taurus. The race was red-flagged twice. The first came 904-740-6830 between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday for Monday’s game time. More information or to get advanced tickets can be obtained by calling 904-7345333. The winner of the Regional will advance to the World Series to be played at Parker Field in Yakima, Washington starting on Friday August 24th and run­ ning through TUesday, August 28th. In winning its third State Championship in five years this Ppast week, Post 53 relied hcavily on its pitching as only Trevor ty more than one Berryhill ' ' ‘T1«allowed r any of the four games. runinai Berryhill was a little rusty from having not pitched in almost two weeks, but still threw well enough to get a com­ plete game victory. Stephen Apfel and Adam SanaDria botn allowed one unearened run, Apfel In eight innings and Sanabria In five, while Dominic Petracca was unscored upon in five Innings of work and Bryan Armstrong did not allow a hit in his one inning of work. Brandon Pharis, who pitched masterful In relief as Sanford rallied to win the Area Tournament, did not even get to pitch in this tournament. Other potential pitchers who also did not pitch were Angelo Petracca and Mehul Patel. The Post 53 offense was not up to its usual output in the tournament, only flitting ‘ nil ' .252 — as a team, but when your pitching has an ERA of 1.00 and allows opponents only a .215 batting average, you don't need a lot of offense. That's not to say Sanford did not have some outstanding hit­ ting as Angelo Petracca lea the way, hitting 375 (6-for-16), with two doubles, scored two runs and drove in two. Jason Louwsma and Tucker Peracc were also over 300, Louwsma batting 357 (5-for-14), with a triple and a double, three runs scored and three RBI, and Pearce, who scored the Quimplonshlp winning run on a wild pitch, hitting 300 (6-fbr20), with two doubles, and four runs scored. Chris Krai) (four hits, five runs scored), Ryan Bono (four hits, four runs, two RBI), Matt Mergo and Kyle Bono (two hits, two runs, two RBI), Malt Fraysier (two hits, double, run, two RBI) and Uriah Klmmig (two hits, two RBI) also con­ tributed. Sanford Post 53 is managed by Rod Fergerson with Ralph La Rosa and Mike Bono serving as coaches. Stephen Apfel, Bryan Armstrong, Trevor Berryhill, Kyle Bono, Ryan Bono, Jake Davis, Matt Fraysier, Uriah Klmmig, Chris Krall, Jason Louwsma, Matt Mergo, Mehul Patel, Ticker Pearce, Angelo Petracca, Dominic Tetracca, Brandon Pharis, Adam Sanabria, and Robert Ycro make up the team. M au Continued from page IB 18th. Mau struck out 83 batters in 59-2/3 innings this season and allowed only one home run. Mau is currently assigned to the Marlins' Gulf Coast League (rookie) team in Melbourne. E C K S T E I N C L O S I N G IN B L A C K A N D -B L U E R E C O R D S When David Eckstein was hit by a pitch for the 15th time this season, by the Chicago White Sox's Kip Wells on Tuesday, the rookie shortstop of the Anaheim Angels moved into tie for the American League lead with Frank Menechino of (lie Oakland Athletics. But of more interest is the fact that he now stands just three away from the Angels’ all-time record of 18, set by Don Baylor in 1978 and Kick Reichardt in 1968, and two away from the rookie Tlgi record of 17 set by the Detroit Tigers' Helnie Manush in 1923. The 15 times Eckstein has been plunked this season puts him in a tie for 60th place all-time in the American League. Baylor set the All-Time AL mark in 1986 when he was hit 35 times while a member of the Boston Red Sox. Thursday night Eckstein went O-for-4 at the plate to sec his average fail back to 380, but he made a diving stop and throw b save a run and also started a double play as the Angels edged the White Sox, 3-2, to win the series two games to one. Anaheim arc hosting the Toronto Blue Jays In a weekend series, matching Ecstein against another former SAC star, recently called up Felipe Lopez from Lake Brantley. Outdoors Continued from page IB increasing number o f ladies involved in outdoor recreational activities. Guys, it looks like the secret is out, but it is a wonderful oiyportunity fo r sharing these activ­ ities. F IS H IN G FO R EC A ST Bass fishing is extra tough due to the warm weather and rising water levels. Look for bass back in.m-wly flooded a m u Buzzbaits and spinnerbaits will be good because they can be fished fast and used to locate fish. Sebastian Inlet l\as had steady action with snook (catch-andrclcasc), red fish, trout and flounder. Large live shrimp or small baitfish are the favorite baits. One-ounce jigs or swimming-rninnow type lures will also work. Snook and tarpon arc hitting back in the Sebastian River. Captain lack at Tort Canaveral reports that king mackerel arc the most reliable offshore species. Kings can be found from lust oil the teaiit lu ievii> such as S Aand Pelican Flats Kings *nd triplet"!! are In the buoy line, while a few sheepshead and flounder can be found inside the Port. Trout and red fish are rated as fair In the Banana, and Indian rivers. Ponte Inlet has plenty of sheepshead, drum, redfish, jack crcvalle and small bluefish. Live or dead shrimp is by far the best bait. Trout ana redfish ore rated from fair to good In Mosquito Lagoon. on a lap 11 restart when Mark Emberson climbed over the front of Joel Haas' machine in turn four. Neither driver was hurt, but both cars were out for the duration. Craig Reynolds, making his first start here in several years, cot loose In turn one on lap 19 and backed into the wall splitting his fuel cell. Fortunately there was no fire but it took several minutes to dean up the mess. Reynolds was a bit shaken but otherwise unhurt, just mainly disap­ pointed. No one had anything for Ebcrsole as he dashed to his fourth win of the year. Scott Reeves had his best run in quite some time placing second while Jared Allison was back after taking a “bit of time off" lo place third in a car that had been in the garage for almost a year. Fourth went to David King, while fifth went lo Don Fenn who debuted his new Ford Taurus In style. Eddie King actually crossed the line fifth, but he was set back one spot for jumping on the final restart. Jason Boyd took his fifth win In the Modlficds but had lo withstand race-long pressure from vet­ eran Rob Underwood who was making his first Speedworld start in his new open-wheeler. Shane Held took third spot while former Mini Stock champion Pedie Allison placed fourth In his first start in the class. John Bennett blew the engine In his car late In the race but still was credited with fifth. It was the Tim and Tim show again In the Mini Stock division as Tim "Missleman" McPhall came from the rear of the grid to pass Tim Clark for the lead at the halfway mark o f the 15-Lppcr and then went on to score his fifth win o f the season. Clark was second followed by Jeff Davis, Bobby O xt and Rose Dickerson. Ronnie Quamo, Jr. outlasted a strong field of Strictly Stock machines to score his first victory In the class. Paul Hudson crossed the line in second fol­ lowed by David Smith, Charlie Pills, and John St evein. , Gates open a 6 p.m. and racing begins at 8 p. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. TEST AND TU N E BITHLO — Test and Tune will lx? 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 otfices at (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOW6AOL.COM. RESULTS ORLANDO SfEEDW O RLD Fridej, H r *7 SU riR LATE MODELS _ I. (IT) Ruely Ttmoir; 2. (21) ScMI Rervn 3. (IS) Ju rd A liix*. 4 (23) Djvid King; 5 (73) O r* Fmn: A (IS) Eddie Kk\£ 7. (S4) Rum T h o m **.6 (24) )*ml» Kins; *■ P ) Craig Reynold*, l a (S3) Jart IU n ; 11. (J0| M iri Em Sm av 12. (04) Geyle Heine*. MODIFIED _ t . (2X) Iracm Boyd. 2. (09) Rob Underwood; 3. ( « ) Shir* Held; 4. (IS) [Sdle Alll*an, 5. (721) John Bennett 6. (91) EtaneJd Steggy MINI-STOCK „ L (7) Thu MclTieU, 2- (25) Ttai Clerk 3. (SB) Je4! Deri*. 4 (30) tobbf Orn 5. (31) Ruee D kienon: 4. (17) R*e Williem*. 7. (3) Brad Steven*; S (B) TUehe Gray; 9. (07) Dkk Lewlo SUTEH STOCK I. (It) Duane Feted; 1 (67) Bill Loom!*. 1 (7B) Bob Wtnn. 4. (61) Ted Helmet. S. (44>! Bob Briler; 6 (221) MU* Snyder, 7. (77) W tnrn Srbuler S. (36) Urn Ruraett *. <U) Lectued Story; 10. (79) Rip Dy»L II. (I20Z.) Jim T I o C Flynn; 11(17) Rich Cloutrr 13 (12) Homer Cordon; 14. <90) Jeff Wright I S (12) Cory Freed; 16 (92) Bobby Simrov 17.1UAI Kk » 16 III) |di> GuJIli. 17 flJQ D—r M -TlfrjWerv 30 (l)C *rl Pwrrt ST3UCTLT STOCK _ 1.(4) Ron Quamo, |r; 2 (® ) Peul lludwn.3. ( « ) Derid Smith; 4. (3) Charlie tin t; 5 (74) John Steven*. 6 (5W) Serve Hoemer 7. (XO) Scooter Carpenter 6 (I) Wmon Ward; 9. (29) Brandon Propel; l a (4X) Jeff Reece; 11.(11) Kahuna. 11 (77) Helen Andrew*. 11 (0) Midled Seay; 16 (27) Berry Clari; IS. (04) Ruva Rinaldi. 16 (7) |emn McConnell 17. (4SX) (ohn Sheple. UCF Continued from page IB the weight room as well as a series of 16 110-yard condition­ ing runs. The players who had perfect attendance in the voluntarysummer workouts were exempt from running Wednesday and M :t playc despite the fact players who were tested trained on their own, strength and conditioning coach Reese Bridgman was pleased with what he saw. "I think our conditioning level for the game of football is really 'ood at this point in time, even or the freshmen," Bridgman said. "We ran them and they did surprisingly well." The team got a break from the heat because the conditioning runs were completed by midmorning rather than mid-after­ noon as in year's past. "We normally run the test in the afternoon, about three o'clock, because that's the time we normally practice during the S RunningContinued from page IB to-12 Boys), Erica Morris (10-to12 Girls), Pete Godwin (19-to-29 Boys), Colleen Godwin (19-to-29 Women), Michael Gillespie (30to-39 Men), Leslie D'Annibale (30-to*39 Women), Dave Dunn (40-to-49 Men), Blanca Pollock (40-to-49 Women) and Johan Oosterbrink (50-Over Men). The race is not an official high school event and no team may run under a school name, although the event is geared for the 13-to-18 age groups. Age groups arc 9-and-Undcr, 10-to-12,13-to-15,16-to-18,19lo-29,30-1o-39,40-to-49, and 50and-Over. All eight Age Groups have both Male and Female divisions. All first place finishers receive year," Bridgman said. "This ar we moved It to the momg intentionally in an effort to avoid the worst of the heat." On Tuesday a group of new­ comers participated in their first two practice sessions at UCF, while the varsity reported back to campus to begin preparations for the 2001 season. All the players expected to report did so with the exception of backup defensive end Wanzell Underwood (Syracuse, N.Y./Corcoran HS) who announced to the coaches he will not return In order to take care of family commitments. Underwood’s departure and Bolar's surgery leaves a big hole at the right defensive end posi­ tion where UCF was forced to replace last year's starter, Don Page, who auit in the spring. On the field, coach Kruczek was pleated with what he saw from the newcomers. "I thought practice went very well," Kruczek said. "It's an ori- tesc young I try and get an understanding as to what we do when it comes to conditioning, as well as offense and defense." Kruczek added that while this is indeed an exciting time for the young players, it is crucial they understand it's also a time of transition. "The new kids have to be lient," said Kruczek. "They ve to understand that there is a transition that is going on right now and their is a learning process for them." The team has scheduled its two-a-days In An attempt to miss the heat of the day. The first session will run from 730 a.m.-to-lO a.m. in the morning, followed by a session from 5 p.m. to 7.-05 p.m, in the evening. The Golden Knights will open the 2001 season on the road at Gcmson University In South Carolina on Saturday, September 1, medals with the Top 5 in the 12and-Under and the 19-and-Ovcr age groups receiving ribbons. The Top 10 in each 13-to-15 and 16-lo-lS race receives medals with places 11-through25 receiving ribbons. The top two teams in the 13to-15 races and lo-to-ld i aces receive champion and runnerup trophies. The cost to enter is $4 per per­ son prior to August 22nd and $6 after 8/22 or on race day, run­ ners under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver to register on race day. A separate entry must be sent each runner and each runner under 18 must have a signed waiver. A different team name must be used for each team of five to seven runners, both male and female, in the 13-to-15 and 16-lo-lS age groups. The race day time schedule 1 as follows: * 7 a.m. _ Late Registration. * 8 a.m ._ 13-to-15 Girls Race (3 miles). * 835 a.m. _ 13-to-15 Boys Race (3 miles). * 9:10 a.m. _ 16-to-18 Girls Race (3 miles). * 9:45 a.m. _ 16-lo-lB Boys Race (3 miles). * 10:20 a.m. __ 12-and-Under | mile) and 19-and-Over (3 milet * 11 a.m. _ Awards Cercmonj Additional information can t obtained by calling either 407333-2370 or 407-321-8854. 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Honda 323990333 » a raquatl tor haanng a not r*c*ty*d by Saptankwr 23. 2001, to* rtgrt to a hearing to ton matter M l b* nerved and th* Inturanc* Cranmtollocjf <nl i l l pot* ol ton cauta PuMtol.- Augutl 12 September J.2001 00109 19. 28. and Nolle* erf ChavroM Tiudi (1) Vto* 2GCOOW U.W I 133IRI Al Cf-n trto t* Mf*1 ~1 8-3101 Al 2pm Al Trt Courty Totnng 1155 Bala A*a Warier Spretgi FL 32708 Pubeth Augutl 12.2001 00110 NOTICE Worklorc* Canbal Florida anrtowicae 8 maeung erf toe Ad Hoc C M daro Commrtlee, to which toe pubic to touted, and may etdud* tuch otoar oomrrvrte# nweangt at dtemad nacaaury lor to* conduct ol DATE: Augutl I5 .2 M I TIME- 1130am PLACE WCFOBcaa 1801 La* Hoad. SI* 270 WntafParkFL PURPOSE to dacute maliara ol toipreal to Wortdoro* C f-rttl Honda, arch Ralaranca lo Worklore* 4 Further kdwmakon. Cortad ary J E M Eiaculhra B n c t t etMoro* Cartral Florida 101 Lae Road. 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AT LFAST FIVE DAYS Pllion TO THE PROCEED IMGS (407)881 8840 TTD (407)8883323 WPi Sola Netd On Rapt 12.2001 Pubrfrth Augutl 12. 19. 28. and Seprfarrtie* 2, 5T0' 00112 PUBLIC AUCTION: PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE MELD AT 1200PM ON THE 13 DAY OF OCT, 2001. AT THE FRONT DOOR OF C M C, AUTOMOTIVE LOCATED AT 201 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE SAN FORD. FLORIOA 32771. FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISPOSING OF THE r o l l OWING VEHICLE: YEAR 1991, MAKE GMC. VINt 1GKCT1821M8505439 Pubkah Augutl 12.2001 00115 SEMINOLE COUNTY BCC PROJECTS: 1 Pro|*e1 EID-278-0I/JVP ■Sato ol County Oamad Surpiut Property (Orfd Florida Power Al g t Corrpany Buttoaig. 301 N. Myrtt* Ay*. Santord. Tlortd*) Pandtog Board Approval Du* 0*1* September 12, 2001 M 2 00 PM total tan* To guarantee receipt ol addenda. ■ to to* raapondantt' ttapwtoAxkty to contact to* Samrfnol* County Pirrht i*ry) I W n w pnor to to* triad racamng dale cl tubmmatotorfd*. Addenda torformaliort 1* atoo avaAabi* on to* Co-mv* Web Pag* For totormahon on any ol to* Saminola County BCCprorfaetk. Irfaat* vtot our wab page al arww co aemmol* II uabutaratapurchaimg or te l 407-88571IS Pub*4h Auguat 12,2001 D011T NOTICE Worklorc* Cartral Florida • n r a n n a mmhng ol to* Barter Job*Belter Wegm Conmmee. to which toa pttokc to Invfled, and may todUd* auch otoar commrRa* meet Inga *1 deemed naoaatary D to* conduct ol to* Board* buaaiau DATE Auguat IT. 2001 TIME 1000am PLACE WCF Olhcae 1001 La* Road. Si* 270 Wnlar Park FL PURPOSE: To d o a n t matere al Intarail to Vtodlerta Central Florida, with Ralarcnca lo Worklorc* Davrkipmart toauat Tor rurthar Mormatan. Cortad Gary J. E M Eiacubv* Okedor Worktoro* Cartral Flortda 1801 La* Road. SI* 270 Winter Park H 32789 (407)741 4385 FVtrfHh Augutl 12.2001 00118 NOTICE Worklorc* Carnal Florida a maeung ol to* EeacUky* Comnena*, to which to* priAc to touted, and may Indud* auch otoar ccanmatau maaonga a* dapmad nacoaaary for to* rorrdud ot tto Board• buatoaa* DATE: Auguat 20.2001 T M E ’ 110 0 8 m PLACE: WCF Otoe** 1801 Lea Road. SM 270 Wrier Park TL PURPOSE To diacuu marten ol mtoraat 10 WotUcvr# Cartral nortda. with Rater enc* lo Wortderee Devalopmart neue* For Further tototmanon. Cortad Gary J. E M EiecuOva Okacto* Wotklorca Cartral Honda 1801 la* Road. SI*. 270 W rier Park n 32789 (407)741 4385 Pubkah August 12.2001 D01I9 NOTICE Worklorc* Central Ftonda armcxtocaa a maaang ot to* Ftoanu* RFPRayiaw Commataa, to which tw public to touted, and may Indud* tuch other commale* meeting! *a deemed nacmaary lor toe eondud ol to* Boarda buemm DATE Auguat 27,2001 TIME 1030 am PLACE WCF Otocm 1801 la* Road. Sta 270 Wrier Park TL PURPOSE To dacuu maflan ol tolaratt to Worklorc* Cartral Ftonda. w*h R*r*ranca 1C Wort lore* Davatoprtuae «a*u** For Further totarmaaon. Contact Gary J. E M Eaacutm Dvactor WorkDc* Cartral Ftonda 1801 Laa R o M SI* 270 W rier Park fl 12789 (407)741 4385 PubBth Augual 12.2001 DO 120 IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C S IC U T INAMD f OH SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO.: 01-61ACP PI RE ESTATE OF LAWRENCE O NORTON. NOTICE OF AOWNISTItATION Th* adrrenatraltan ol to* **1*1* ot LAWRENCE O HORTON. decaeaed. Fia Number 0 I-6 I8 C P to pandtog In th* Ctrcua Court tor Banynota Courty, Honda. Probata Drvmoti. me addreca ot which to 301 N Park Avert* Santord TL 32771 Th* name and addeai ol toa par al rapraaantabve* attorney are eat ALL H TER ES TED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AJ paraon* on whom tola nohte to earvad wtio hav* obtacnon* that chakanga to* vakdrfy ot toa aril, to* quatrfcalront ol to* parwnal rapraaaritbv*. venue, or Junadcbon ol toa Court ara raqurrad to N* toe* ubfaction* wtto tola Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AF7T7I TN T DATE OF yw f f ir s t PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l ctadton ol toa decedent and other p*r*ont having dam n or damandk agamet to* decadent • atlala mewl Ha toa* damn w*h toa ~ ~ w i t h i n THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO IILE ALL CLAIMS. OCMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT S 3 T t U O WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* al toa Tvel pdiacabon ol to* Nobui to Auguat 12,2001 Partonal Rapraaartativ* L o w Lucchaal Norton 108 Lake Mato* Drtv* Santord. Ftonda 32771 Attomay lor Paraonat RapraaartMrv* larritry R Art aw Jr Hutchtoon. Mamato ACoovar, PA L L I C pA I S eg als PO Bo« 1149 barton). H . 33772 <437)372-4051 Hoikd4 Dsu No 033SC3 Putteh Aoguil 17. 19,7001 0012! IH T H t CIRCUIT COURT TOR SfMiNOl C COUNTY. FL PRCDATE DIVISION Numbtfl 01-769 CP Dhrl'ilom: P rohili In R* Th* Citato Of FRANK W E N m iH T NOTICE O r AOUtNIS!RATION I On* PR) Th* arfcHintMfatton ol the eitato of FRANK W ENRIGHT, itoc*«»ed, r»e Nu t N w 01 *769 CP, » r^U*,*0 to Ihe Probito Court SEMMOtC County, FL. tw •'Mrwi oI tt Onsui Coutf CiMfc P O U*»*rtC 9*n4ord a 37772 0A59 th* imrnet and nddiowiMi ol 1h# p*r«on*l repretanlalive and the pare tonal i*pr*«*nl«nv*>i nhomey are A l l 1NTERCS1 ED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AH per ton* on whom INs home* it MHved who have ohjechom that chaflengfl Ww vahMy of (he eni, ttm qua hfcatrons of iwrannal repi w aentadvtt. venue, or juriedid wn of 1N« court, are rvqulrud lo life then otfedtoNw w« j Wa coin. w iriaN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SERVICE O f A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON II€ M All cf*dHor> ol Pw daetdam* end other per *oni having claimt of demand* against decedent * »*tat«. on whom a copy of fHa normra la served. wfOWi Ihfoe moNht aher Pw data of ffw fail putifcalion of tfii. nofre*. mutt ftW*the* cifYn* witfi thd court. WITHIN THE 'LATER O f TMHEfe M O tm rn / T T t n T I T DATT OF THE f m a r PUBLICA T10N O f Tins NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Off THEM AH eftwr cfecWofi nl the dac^derp, and persons having ctt*fn« or demand* ngaavtl decadarrs etlai*. mu*t file Pw»r d«Ym wffh !to» cxm I WtTFflN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBII CATION O f TIPS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. ANO OGJECTfONS NOT 6D TILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRl 0 Th* dale el Pie fa*i piLheanon of pa* no»c« is Augutl 12 7001* Peraonal Repreaenlatoe DIANE ENRIGHT t 4400 E In* Road | Tucaon; AZ 83718 R W WELLBAUM, M Aiiomey for Personal Rerrrtentawva WELLRAUM* W OLFF.PA 886 Ni InrAana Avanue, Suae A Englewood. FL 34273 (941)474-3741 f l Bar Number 0178816 Puttoh Augutl 12. 19.2001 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O P T H E T It H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO; 01 CA 160 U P WELLS FARGO NOME MORTGAGE, P4C . F/K/A NORWEST MORTGAGE INC . PLAINT IFT VS DONAIO L CAUTH AR H. E T A L . DEFTNDANTfS) N O T K E OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO ; K A n i ROEBUNQ wfioa* rai>d«nr« Is unkmaan 8 h*/*h*/lhey be Inmg and B NYthaAtwy b* dead, Pw unknown defandtanls wf*o may bo ftpotwet, heirs, d*yia*a>, grantees, assigneai, lienor*. crcdrtors. trutle**, and al parhe* oaarang mn *n*#re*f by. trough, under or agaawt lha Defendant*, who a/a not known lo be dead or aWe and al parse* having or daWMng lo have any fight (ill* or inlet oil in Ifta property daaenbed m pi* muifgafa b^ing h f o ^ o iH t o w YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mat an action lo toracioea a mortgogaon lha loflowing 'property LOT 14. BLOCK E. WOOOMERE PARK. TtJt) RE Pi AT. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED 84 THE PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 73 O f THE PURUC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA hat bean Med agamet you and you are reqtAtd to ***** a copy of your written defen***. 1 any. on OAVlO J S.E R N ESQ Plaintiff* anomuy, who** adless h a il 5 Umvor&ity rv»v* t w o Planlabon. f l 33324 (no later Pvcn 30 days from tie dab* of On# fern ftuikL.etintt nf ifvi notice of action) and M* Cm ortgrtd wiPi Via ctorL of PS* court rMpie* before *erv lc« m Platobff • attorney or ImmiiH*alofy Vweehar; oPiemwe a dafauB will b* enfered nganst you lor pm relief domandad in Pi* cnmplairK or petoiori filed hmem WITNESS my hand and Via **oi of (to* Court at SEMINOLE County, Ftortd*. ihta day of AUO 00 2001. 2001. (SEAL) M A W ANNE MORSE. ClFRK CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT BYFTuPt King OEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES O f DAVtDJ STERN Al «OrW«CY FOR rL AINTfFF 001 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE S00 PLANTATION FL 33374 01 63131(NCt) PI ACUOHOANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, perftont w«h dPtabthiMMi need tog a ipecMI actommodalion should contact COURT A O m iS TR A TIO N at lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407 665 4777. 1 000 •55-0771 (TDD) or 1^nrMK607TO. vw ftonda Ralay Sanac* THUS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB IISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO (7) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUOLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HERALD (407) 32? 2611 Pubtoh August 17. 19.7001 DO 123 VI THE CmCUTT COURT OF H IE 10TII JUDICIAL CPICUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO ; 01 CA 1457 14 O CITlBAfar, N A , A3 TRUSTEE Plain— . m UNKNOWN HORS. BENEFICIARIES. DEVISEES, ASSIGNEE LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO AIL OTHER S WHO MAT CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF CURTIS SCO TT. DECEASED; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CURTIS SCOTT. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION Of THE SUBJECT PROPERTY Defendant*. eg als NOTICE o r ACTION TO UNKNOWN ME IBS. BE NET) CIABTES, DEVISEES. ASSIGNEE. HE NOBS CBED1TOHS. tr u s te e s anu a u . o th er s WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN iH t e s t a t e c r c u r m s s c o t y . DECEASED Baatoencai Unknoian YOU ABE NOTIEIED that an ackm to, roractoaur* ol Mortgage on toa toteatog rtakcrtoad proparty U JI 17, CABiCCEAJI HEIGHTS. ACCOBOING TO THE PLAT THEBEOE AS RE CORDED IN PI AT BOOK 33, PAGE 38. O f THE PUB lIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA a l l M l CARIBBEAN PLACE. CASSEl BERRY. FL 32707 III* baan Marl agawnt you and you a n raquaad lo aarv* a copy ol you unman dalanaat. 4 any. lo k, on Manhak C Waiion, P A . Attomay tot rtariitl, whoa* addrass la 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT. LAUOEROALE. FL 13309. a daw ■rich N »man Burly (30) day! after lha lay! pubkcallon ol toM Note* In lira (PWat* putAaft in THE SEMI­ NOLE HERALD) and 19* lha ongtnal ■nth via Clark ol Bid Court either baton aamca on plamiira aftomay or tmmartewiy Bwraaftaf; oBiam** ■ daiairfi » 4 be artand agaatti you tor lha rakaf damandad In Bw complaint. WITNESS my hand and th* aaal ot Bat Court tore day ol AUG 08 2001. 20.. (SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE A l Clark ol Bw Court By Ruth King A l Dapury Clark 01-02445 Pubtoh Augutl 12.19. 2001 DO 1 2 4 ________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CUtCUTT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORE) A CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO : 01 CA14M 14K COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC I /K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION DANIEL Q STUMBO ANO SHERRIE M STUMBO. ET. AL. NOTICE O f ACTION TO UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFI­ CIARIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS. TR U STEES ANO ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN BrfTEREBT IN THE ESTATE OF STANLEY C. COMMER Aftt/A STANLEY CHARLES COMMFR. DECEASED YOU AnE NOTIFIED toal an action tor Fcirattotum ol Mongag* on Bw totuwaig daacrtwd proparty: LOT 24. TWIN RIVERS SECTION VI. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 40. PAGES 89 THROUGH 75 O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNT Y, FL C R D A 1 1 1 2255 EKANA DRIVE. OVIEDO, a 37785 hat baan Had agaawt you and you art raquead to larva a Dopy ol your wrtftan d a tu m . ( any. to k. on Manual C Wit ton. P A . Aftomay lot PUriifl, atoota arklreta la 1800 NW 49TM STREET. SUITE 120. FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33309. within Party (30) day! aher to* hrai putete bon ol BW None* In Bw (PI**** pubkth a, THE SEMINOLE HERALD) and H* BW original wltft lha Clark ol Bin Court Mlftarf baton aanrfc* on Plariifl e aftomay o, tovnaHaiaiy BwtaalWf: oBwnaH* a datauk M i b* anand agatnat you tor to* ratal damandad to Bw compiari. WITNESS my hand and Bw aaal ol B n Court B n day ol AUG 07 2001. 20 (SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE Aa Clark ol Bw Court By RuBiKtog As Dsjaay C!srk FM01-02454 Pubtoh Augual 12. 19.2001 DO 125 Saminola Community CoTlaga Santord, FL S277] Nuboa at CtungB •or Board Matting lit* (Mine! Board ol Truilaaa a Saminol* Community Colag announc** a regular Board meair , to which al paroona a n tovtad Daw and Tima: Augual I t , M01 al 700pm. P W » Samrrria Comnaaiily OvWdoCampua 2508 Lockwood Boulevard Onado. F l 32785 CokagaCanitr Putpuaa Ragulat MoriBBy Matbng A copy al Bw agarato may be u t n l by writing B Dr E Ann MoGa* al 100 Waldon Boutovard. Santord. Florkia 32773 or by oaJkng Lind* hi’-ghi al 407-32*2010 and arrangtog tor an aganda to b* mated or avalable tor prck up Purauant to Bw proywtona ot toa Amadten* wah CkaablMaa Act, any paraon taguktog tpadai aocommoitiiiont to partiopal* to tore mateng ta aakad to advit* Sammol* Commuty Cotoga al l**M 48 hour! baton Bw matin g by oertecBng Unda KntgN al 407 328 2010 Byou art haanng or apaach knpakad. piaaa* oonlacl Sanwwta Community Coftaga by earwig Me Dorothy Pawhon al 407-328-2108 Paraon* art achn ad Bit), rf Bwy rtwwd* to appaal any daoaKn mad* al Bet meatng. Bwy aid naad a raoord ot toa procaadnga and lor auch purpoaa. Bwy may naad to toaun tw l a varbtkm raoord erf Bw ptpcnwBng* w made, which record kctodai Bw toattnony and tvtdanc* upon which Bw appaal la to b* baatd. par Sachan 288 0105. Florida PidAtft Augual 12.2001 DO 128 IN T H t COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH ju o ic iA L em eurr IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.) 01-CC-958-2O-2 A U O U A PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC . a Ftonda nottor-pruM oorporakon. L eg als RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA has baan Nad agantt you and you at* raquktd to larva an Arwwar or wi man datonaai wfth Bw O n e ol to* Court. Saminol* County, p O nnkanoa Santord. Ftonda 12772. On or baton Augutl 28. 2001, and on P ierian attomay. Sh a w n j OBRIEN, Eaquro. 221 N E. hrtnho* BouWvard, Suha 205. Orlando. Florid* 32804, oBwrwl** a dataiAl w41 ha artand aoamat you tor Bw nkal damandad ki Bw oomptow DATEO on Bw 24 day ol JMy. 2001. (S E A L ) MAnYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT L u iC . itardamon Dapury Clark NOTIFICATION H you art a panon wah a ikubri/ty who naad! any accommodation In ordtr to parttotpaw to Bet proc a idtog. you ar* anndad. al t<u cual to you. to Bw provHton ot cartato alar* lanca. Ptaaa* contact ADACoordkwtor at Bw Samtnoi* County Court, al 301 N Park Avanua, Santord. nortda 32771, al (407)323-4330. wBhki two workmg day! ol your raoalpt ol Bito Node*. » you a n haarkig or volte knpakad. tei 1-800-985-8771. Pubkah July 29. and Auguat S, 12. 19.2001 CC220 N O TK E OF LIEN BALE to aocordanc* wth Bw provtotona ol law, B w n batog du* and unpaid chargaa tor which 9w undatHgnad I* antCad to aatitfy an oemai'a tan ol ilomd *1 Undo Bob'! Baft Storage 2850 W2SB1 Straat Santord. Ftonda 32771. And, du* nobte having baan gtvwn, to Bw ownar ot aatd proparty and al partial known to claim an Had to M d i none* tor paymart oI auch having tipkad. Bw good* wd b* K td at pubke auebon to 91* NtRwa, iwvwr u uLhuwau (lUdCCd rrf on K » l Data erf Auction Ttow 245 PM AUCTIONEER L K NO LM -M o -.fria tn iw f ttSfflS 1351 243. Ubangl H ilM a t. P O Boa 289 Santord. F U 32772, T.V., ilarao. r i croeravaa. couch, k m aaal labia and chaki. Mac. tool*, mac. bora* and bag*. 828 Oiady Ranacm. P O Boa 289 Santord. F L 32772. bad. awaapar, labia, erfitkt. two TV*, lock In * , imisc. bag* and boie*. 724. BhaVy Fatoan. 342 BrowrMte RO. *1 Apalachicola. F L 32320. T9 ShaaU 22 eadal 42711348 Publfh: Augual 9,12, 2001 000048 M T U I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEbftNOLE COUNTY. FRORAT1 DIVISION FILE NUMBER: 01-m - C P IN RE: ESTATE OF CH ARLO TTE C. SMITH. WWa CHARLOTTE CALVERT SM ITH (SSN *008-18-28*01. N O T K E OF ADM M STR ATXM Th* atkrtnwuaaon ot Bw aatata at CHARLOTTE C. SMITH. I l l CHARLOTTE CALVERT SMITH, dacatttd. Fl* Nuntoar 01-729-CP. It pantAng m Bw Oroul Court tor Saminol* County. Ftortd*. Probata DrvWton. Bw ftddraaa ol which la Room 402N, 301 North Part Avanua. Santord. Ftortd* 12771, and th* rwrrwa and addraaaa* at Bw parionat rapraianunv* and ot Bw parionaJ ALL 9FTERESTEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T A l paraona ipcri whom tea none* m s*w*a wno pave opyecoona aim cntiwoga *n# quamcamnt n me juriKkchon ol Baa Court m ragtArad to N t twtr obtacBorw wtti tea Court WITHIN TH E U T E H OF THREE MONTHS AFTER T l® OATE OF THE FIRST PUBULAIKJN ClF THIS N O TK E OR THNTTY OATS AFTER TH E DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY OF TIBS NOTICE ON THEM craonom ot in i oacMani *na othar paraona having clakn* or damand* agaktal dacadarY! aatata on whim 0 eery ol Bea nollca it L ega ls DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS N O TK E OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TK E ON THEM A l othar cradaora o1 Bw dacaderk and paraona having ctaana or Oamaren agenial Bit dtcadctti’s anew n u l Ua tmtt i L Y J « 9 l R S court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER D IE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TK E ALL C U iM S . DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS HOT SO TtLID WKX BE FOREVER BARRED T)w dal* cl Bio ftrts pubheatton c4 Bka Nobc* la Auguit S. 2001 Paraonal Rtprtttnlabv*. and Aftomay: Lao Jamaa Ochaon. Jr.. Eag Florida Bar No. 0131447 14228 Lark Court CWnrvral.r Ftorida 33782 Tataphona (727)8244117 Pubkah Auguat 8.12.2001 DD041 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE 18th JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: 01-T94-CP PROBATE DIVISION IN RE: Th* Eatala ot IRMA R CHAPMAN. Daewatad N O TK E OF AOMMSTRATION Th* AdtkrkaBiOon ol Bw (stela ol IRMA R CHAPMAN, daewatad. Fa* Numbar 01-754CP. la panckng to Bw Ctoik Court lor Saminol* County. Florida. Probai* Dtviaion. Bit *ddra*a*a ot Ih* pmaonsf mprttooOva a aftomay ar* aai tonh baton AJ kterattod paraona ara requked Id Bto a m Ska court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS N O T K E : (1) ai ctaana agakwl tw attata. and-. (2) any obtacnon tv *n kaaraatod parten to e r im Bka nctica waa mated tw l chakanga! Bit vauay ol the wrt. Bw quakftteNont ol Bw paraonal of V* court A U Cl AIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED PtMteten ot Bw None* hat begin on Augual 6. 2001. LOW M 7838 Caplato Morgan BNd Orlando. FL 32822 Attomay tor Paraonal J. Wftwm Meatara. N 2901 Curry Ford R d . SI* 212 A Orlando. FL 32908 (40 7)898-8100 FL BAR NO 188788 Pubiah: Augual 8.12.2001 D0042 M TH E CM CUIT COURT OF THE IfTM JUDICIAL ORCUTT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEJMNOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION OIV1SJON NO- 08CA-994-14G Bankart Truat Company ol CaWomia. N A , aa Cuatodwn or PLAINTIFF. vk. Fanny S. Cripman. Claudan* N. Clkpman. *1 *L, DEFENDANTS N O TK E OF FORECLOSURE SALE Note* la hereby given BwL putauant to thai Final Judgmam ol Forwdoaur* datod JVy 27.2001. and arftarad to err! cat* numbar OOCA994-140. ol Bw Cktua Coral 01 tw I8BI Judicial Circuft to and tor Saminol* County. Flortda. nrfwraki BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS CUSTOOIAN OH TRUSTEE. W PlatoM and CWudada N. Clkpman. LaSafta Bank N itom i Aaaoditton auccasaor by merger w«h LaSaJa Nabcnal Bank, aa Tnialaa tot Aarondala Home Equry Lutn Trust 1997-1; C ~ r i i y v a * Horn* loan*. Inc. dtka Amanca'a bkkpbv C7Brian. M a n Oatandanl(a). I wR **■ to 9w Ikghaat and baN bid­ der tor a t e 1 Bw Waal Iron door ol Ih* Bamtocla Candy CouVaut* to Benlord, Florid*, S*rrirofe County, Fekaj*. a: IlkXlALlwiBw 119i diy daw ot Bw km pubtcaaon ot Bka none* muai I * n w cMum* Mam *w Court WITHIN TH E U T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF TH ® N O T K E OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AJ othar crtiMort ot Bra decedent and paraon* having clakn* ot agakwl It ID* Be Court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS N O TK E . ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT 8 0 FILED IftftLL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data (rf «w ftrat pitotcaacn ol tto Note* la Auguat 6.2001. PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE. GRACE AIF4E G U V IN 1140 Tuakawrfto Road. Bute 106, Wrtar Springe. FL 32700 GRACE ANNE O IA M N .P A Aftomay tor PacaonM Rapraaarteftva 1340 TuakawBa Road. Su m 10ft WYHar Bpnnga. FL 3270ft Tataphona (407)899-1110 By: Qr*c* Arm* Qtovki Eag PuUNrfi AuguM 6. I I . 2001 00040 IN THE C S K U T COURT FOR FLORIOA PROBATE DrfVMOH FHa No. 01-740-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF FRANCES PEELER DICKSON NOTICE OP ADkSMSTRATKMt Th* adrntMiaBon oI Bw aauw at Francat Pa tilt Drcleon. daewatad. FM Numbar 01-740-CP. I* pandmg to Bw Ckcuk Court tor Samraia County. Ftonda, Probata Duration. Bw addtau ot which it 301 Norm Park Avanua, Santord. Ftortd* 32771-12*2 The ham* and ftddraaa <4 Bw paraona) raptaaanlaftvB. who It an aftomay, la tat tarth baton ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A* uarvuri* Upui whom B if nuMcw PT DRO J GOME2 and al tmanown unknown or uratcordad tolarttla ■rich may aiat. Datandanl. N O TK E OF ACTION TO PEDRO J GOMEZ l AST KNOWN ADDRESS 1041 SWEETWATER C U M M U LONGWOOO. FL 32779 ANO AN Y ANO ALL UNKNOWN OR UNRECORDED INTERESTS WHICH MAY EXIST YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an acton tor toradoauft ol au aum ari ton on Bw tottoaang proparty m bwtenoW Comity. Ftonda LO T 24. A U O U A PHASE I. '-DING TO TH E PI » T 1........ J F AS RtCUROCO IN 1-U.I BOOK 33. PAGES 87-71, PUBLIC Sunday. Aururi 12.2001 P a g e 311 Bw vaArkry of *W wBL BW ly a lk r t lm i ol Bta paraonal rapraaanuBva. vanua, or (unatkcuon ol Bka Court ar* ragukad to Ma Bw* idyaceor.i M h Bea Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST POBUCATIOtt OF THIS NOTICF OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SERVICE OF A COPY OF THW N O TK E ON TH O A AJ crarttora ot Bw datedark and odtat paraona having clakn* or on whom a copy o1 Bka note* N data ol Bw krai pubkeakon ol BW • rftt mnef toe 1NW daant e « i Bw Luurl YilllU U THE U T E R O F THREE MONTHS AFTER THE loot, ol Baptombar, tw toteatng daacrtwd proparty aa aal tarth ki aaal Final Judgmwrt. ta art LO T 3. BLOCK E. SPRING VALLEY FARMS. SECTION FO UR ACCORDING TO TH E P U T THEREOF AS RE COROE 0 IN P U T BOOK 14, PAGE 94. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLOAiOA NOTE: Pirtuam to Bw Fak Data Coftaction Pracbcae A d you ar* tdvWadBwl Bka tow hmi W daamad d* ■ o m cowcicx m im i n g 10 a l i d k data and any mtonukten criaktod wW U used tor iher furDated tw 279: day ol Jidy. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Ctork ol O m ul Court By DoroOiy W Bokon Dkputy d irk COOIUS 8 STAW1ARSKI. P A 4010 Boytooui Doulavmrd Bute 480 Tampa, a 33807 Tataphona (913)877-8008 C i S i 10-00-2019 Pubkah: Augual 8.12.2001 M TH E O R C U IT COURT o f th * irm JUDICIAL CMCIRT OF FLORIDA m a n u ru n SEM NOLE COUNTY No 0O-CA-1174-I4-G C haw Mortgage Company bk/k Chkrrktel Mortgage Company, PLAINTIFF w. Tftomtk F Crabb. J r . Jana L Cratb, M at. DEFENDANTS N O TK E OF FORECLOSURE SALE Note* w hereby gran Bial. purteam to Bial Final Judgment ol Foractotua dated Jiky 27.2001. and arkerad to c*r4 caka number OOCA 2178-14G. NBwCkcuflCrxklcIBw 18th JutHCrfal Crrcurt Ml and tor Saminol* Covriy, Florida, wharam CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY E.K'A CH EM KAI MORTOAGE COMPANY, la PIArtal and Ihomaa F Crabb. Jr; Jan*LCm bb: F n p i a Flnanaal. Inc.. IV a RamodaWra National Funding Corp.; Fkal National bam ul ASw /Ja d V s Wachovia Bankcard Sarvlc**, Oak Vfta Hamwownar’k Aaaocialton. Inc., a rkaaohrad corporation, laiaia DalandanUt). I wft H i to Bw hrgrwu and bad brddar tor each al Bw Wait Irani door M tw llamaioi* Cocriy CourthouH to Santord. Florida. Samaerik County. Ftonda, al 1100 AM on Bw XXh day orf Augual 2001. aai tarth to laid Final Judgmam. to art LOT 21. OAK V E L A ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 40. PAGES 78 ANO 77. PUBLIC L l( ; a l s L ega ls RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. aO R lO A NOTE Pureuent to If* Fee Detrt CoflecUon Pradicet Ad you ar* advitad that Bka law tarn ta daamad ta b * * debt cotactor tttampnng in co8ad a debt and any aitarrnalkm " h « uaad tor Bial pur- STERN, E S Q PleeitrfTe eHomey whot* addratt la 801 South Unlvartity Drrva. Suite 800, Piamaiwn. FL 33324 (no talar Bwn 30 dayt bom Bw dal* ol tha Aral pubkrebrm ol Bea nohte ol action) and M* t w original e4Bi Bw Clark erf Bea court ailhar batata aarvK* on PlarirfTa attomay or komadwtaly lherviC.ro. udwrena* a default erta ba araarod age'"it you tar Bw ro**! Bw complari or pate Dalad lha 27 day ol July, 2001, MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Ckcun Court By Mary 5lroup* Deputy Clerk L o o m s ft 8TAW1ARSXI, P A 4010 Rnyactiul BouWvard Bu*a 450 Tampa. FL 33607 Tataphona 1113)877-6008 C554I0 00 4513 Pubkah Auguat 5. 12. 2001 D0045 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E K H T IE N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 01-CA4 8 -14-0 ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. D IG . RICHARD EICKLER. JANE DOE EKKLER. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF RICHARD EKKLER. IF LIVINO, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID OEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS, AND TRUSTEES. AND a ll o th e r p e r s o n s c u im in g BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S) ; CITIFINANCIAL EQUITY SERVICES. INC FVOA COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUMER SERVICES. IN C ; SANORA HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATION. DfC.. JOHN DOE, THE UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE THE UNKNOWN TENANT, N O TK E OF SALE None* w hereby gNan Bial purteam 10 a Final Summary Judgmam ol Foradoaur* antarad n tw abovaarytad taua*. to Bw Ckcuft Cowl ol Samnota CoikBy. Ftorida. I wft a*4 Ih* proparty aituata In Saminol* CowBy. Ftonda. daacrtwd aa: CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO 20. ORAN ADA TOWHHOMES AT SANORA CONDOMINIUM UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE D EC­ LARATION THEREOF. AS RECORDED r IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1072. PAOE 1521. ANO P U T BOOK 20. PAGES I AND 2 O F TH E PUOtJC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA AACA 204 Kndar Road. Santord. FL 32773 al putokc aata, to Bw tk(pi**t and beat brddar. lor cath. AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA. Ftorida. al 11.00 A M . on Bw 30Bi day ol Augual 2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Mary Stroup* Deputy Ctatk Laa Ottawa ol Dental C. Conauagra 8901 North Armarka Avanua Tampa FL 33804-1041 Allomeya tot PlainMt Pubiah. Augual ft, 12.2001 D004ft IH TH E CIRCUIT COURT O f TH * E K H T IE N T H JUDICIAL CWCUTT M AH D FO R SCMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: 01-CA424 140 CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. *4 Trust**, tor Bw GRMTII MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2000-1 dalad September 1. 2000. JANICE M BLAKE; JOHN DOE. unknown Spool* ol JANICE M. BLAKE: and UNKNOWN TENANTSOWNERS, Datandama. NOTICE OF SALE N O TK E ta hereby given that, pur auant to Bw Order or Final Airtpamari antarad to Bka caua* to Bw Ckcut Court ol Oanwiow County, Ftortd* I wBI aai « w proparty ailual*d to Samkiol* County. Florida. LOT 11, BLOCK C. WOOOBINE. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 41. PAGE* 22 AND 23 OF THE PUGUC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA 4278 Shad** Croat Lana, Santord. FU 327/3 al piikta aata. to Bw Ikgftwat and beat tedder, tor oarfi al Bw w o t bom doer «4 Bw Rammoto County Courthoua*. Santord. Ftonda, al 11GO AM on Augual 30. 2001. Dalad JiJy 27. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary E k n jw Dapury Clark to accordance with Bw American* Wah Owabftta* A d paraona w«h Oaabdataa rwadtog a ipacul accom­ modation to pamcEWM to Baa proteadmg thouid eonuct court Admeattrition ai lataphorw numbar (407)888-4330. nol later Bwn aavan (7) day* pnor to Bw prooaadng II haanng knparwa (TOO) 14004888771, or Vrica (V)l 400-9854770. vw Ftonda Relay Sarvlc* Mascn ftA v w u iM P A 17757 U S 19 North. Sun* 500 Ctaaraatar. FL 33784 (727)8343800 Pubkah Augual B. 12.2001 D0047 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E U T H JUDICIAL CMCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISOKTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CA 133 14 P WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO HOME 8AVINOS OF AMERICA. F A PLAINTIFF VS DONALD D M ETCHKK. E T AL. DEFENOANTlS) N O T K E OF ACTION • CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO ERM ENTERPRISES. INC . A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CORPORA­ TION which buarrwt! audivv* !i unknown THE CORPORATION IS HEREBY NOTIFIED Bial an acten u toroctaa* a mortgage on Bw taaowmg properhr LO T ft. BLOCK A. REVISED P U T OF THE SPRINGS W X IO W RUN SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 17. PAGES 7 4 . OF THE PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* baan Ikad agakwl you and you ar* roguead to aarv* a copy ol yout wman detorwa* 4 any. an DAVID J WITNESS my hand and th* tael orf liai Court at SEMINOLE County, Ftonda B!ta day erf JUL 27 2001. 2001 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT DY Ruth King OEPUTY CLERK PUBLISH IN; SEMINOLE HERALD U W OFFICES OF OAVlO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR P U IN TIF F 801 SOUTH UNIVERSITY DRIVE. SUITE 500 PUNTATION. F l 33324 IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMERICANS W T H DISABILITIES ACT. paraona w*h Waabkawt need­ ing a apacwl accommodation ihould oonlacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Ih* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* al 407465-4227. 1800 9854771 (TDD) or 1400 9584770. via Ftonda Relay Serve.* THIS N O TK E SMALL BE PUB USMED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O CONSECUTIVE WEEKS Pubkah Augual 8, 12. 2001 00048 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1101 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OENERAL JU W S S K TIO N DrfVttJON CASE NO: 01 CA 954 14 G ABN AMRO MORTGAGE OROUP. INC., kuuccticr by roe-gar lo A T U N T K MORTGAGE ft INVESTMENT CORPORATION P U IN TIFF VS JONATHAN E WILLIAMSON. IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTH ER PARTIES C U IM IN G AN BTTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST JONATHAN E. WILLIAMSON. MARILYN M WILLIAMSON. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST MARILYN M. WILLIAMSON. ELIZABETH C. WILLIAMSON. SABAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVKES ASSOCIATION. INC.; SAN MARCO VILLAS ASSOCIATION. INC ; JOHN DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION Dfer-£JtGA'(T(C) N O T K E OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O T K E IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant to a Summary Fuel Judgmam ol toractoauro dated July 27. 2001 amend to C M Caa* No 0IC A 9 5 4 14 ol Bw Circuit Court o( Bw 18lh Jurftaal Cacua to and tor SEMINOLE Cotk*y. SANFORD. Ftonda. I wta a*k to I w tv^wel end bwvl brddar tor caah at Bw WEST FRONT DOOR al Bw SEMINOLE County Courthoua* located *1 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. Ftonda. al 1100 am . on Ih* U Bi day ol September. 2001 Bw lokoenng daaenbad property aa M l tarth ki IW ) Summary FYwl Judgment, to­ wn THAT CERT AW CONDOMINIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT 39. OF BUILDING 9 ANO AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELE­ MENTS APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. A U IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COVENANTS. CONDITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERM S AND O TH ER PROVISIONS OF THAT DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF SAN MARCO VILLAS, A CON DOMINIUM. AS RECORDED OCTOBER 12. 1944 IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1888. PAGES 8 THROUGH 80. INCLUSIVE. CER­ TIFICATE OF AMEMOMENT FILED DECEMBER T. 1984 IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1901. PAGE 1223 THROUGH 1229. INCLUSIVE. ANO THIRD AMENDMENT FILED MAY 1. 1995 IN O FFK IA L RECORDS BOOK 1935. PAOE I t 97THROUGH 1202. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUM TY. FLORIDA Dalad tka 27Bi day ol M y . 2001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Bw Cacua Court B y Dorcdiy W Bctaon Deputy Clark Pubkah kb TH E SEMNOLE HERALD THE U W OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR P U IN TIF F SOI 8 Unhanfty Drive Bute 500 Ptomabon, FL 33324 (984)2334000 01-7Q394(FM)AMI IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS W T H DISABEJT1ES ACT, panorw waft dwabftkw* naadIno ■ t M q ii eeoonvnalefiQn stolid contact COURT AOMWISTRADON. al Bw SEMINOLE County CourthouH al 407488-4227,14009854771 (TDO) or 14004554770. via Ftonda Relay Same* Pubkah Auguat 9.12.2001 00049 a SANFORO HOUSING AUTHORITY (IF4*1001-07) Tha Hobalng Authority ol Bw Cay of Santord (SHk) ta acctaphng aaatad M l tar Bw FtorohaM orf an M M M B Ouannty orf Suppaaa Retamg to Fw n anovakon orf DmrOng U n n tar an amouB nol to aroaad 1100.000 Uaiaa* ol Bw Jama ta ba tadudad to Bw B*m Bel ara contained to Bw Bto Document* BcSs wet be mom^tS el SKA, (M CeeO# Brewer Court SenfcxxJ, FL 33772 3350. unU 1000 am £DT. on Auguoi 17. 3001, er wfucA Cm# Vwf wrn bo put*cfy oponod and rmd 4kkUkAJ Otakls must Le prqperH In Om Inveeiion tor Bide, a copy ol wfKidi may be obtained el tie SHA el lira above address Bds reewved after ihe cte ng dale end tame w* not be consdered A pre bad conlerence she! be had at tfe Sanford Housing Aulbority, 04 Cast# Brewer Court. Santord, FL 33T72 2359 on TNaede/. Augutl 0, 3 0 0 1 ,1 1000 mm EOT. Oueetaons regarding 9m sotaextatton ere to be djreeled lo alemee Strum. Force Account Supervisor al (407)12331 SO Balden Are encoyreGtod to attend Ihe pre-bid1conference Publish August 6. 12. 2001 D0074 �I ' hro ‘l i t Sunday. AiirusI 12.2001 L L ecals ic a l s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I I I H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEUINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO; 01 CA M T 14 Q BANK ONE. H A r.Tv'A THE TIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO AS IH uSTEE PLAINTIFF VS BRIAN LYNN WENOELSCHAEFER A K A BRIAN L WCNDCLSCHAEFER, IF LIVINO AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. g r a n tees. a s s ig n e e s LIE NOP S CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDCR OR AGAINST BRIAN LYNN WENDELSCNAfICR A K A BRIAN L WENDELSCHAEFER; TERESA WENOELSCHArFER. IF UVINO. AND If DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER ('ARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST TERESA WENDELSCHAEEER. A1AOUA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C ; MIDWEST FIRST FINANCIAL LIMITED p a r t n e r s h ip m. u n i t e d s t a t e s OF AMERICA JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN t e n a n t s in p o s s e s s i o n o e f e n o a n t is i n o nee o f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur•u#r4 to a St*T*rwy Final Jurtgmer* r# tcv*rirMM*« datad Ju** 27, 2001 trrtarad In CWS C*M Na 01 CA 14 O of Uh* Circufl Court of ilia f BTH Jjdctal Circut to and tor SEMINOLE County. SANTORO, Ftonda. I w* tal Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Legals 11— Home H ealth C are 59— F inancial S ervices 71— H elp Wanted 71— H elp W a n te d Exp prakchool l i i d w i nMcMxJ lor all dautoort* F T 4 P T poBTHont avBiiabla Pay b*te<3 on exp A guaMtaiiora Cal Joyce * 407-321763S roarer W h ttl Che*-a a* OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CABO* 14G FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A FT MORTGAOE COMPANIES DAVA SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF WILLIAM JESSE 1000. IF UVINO. ANO IF OEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST W ILIAM JESSE TODD. STEPHANIE A TOOO. IF UVINO. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST STEPHANIE A. TOOO, FIBSTPLU3 FINANCIAL, INC.'. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOAm(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauanlio a Summary Fund Judgment of toredoeure dated JUy 27. 2001 entered to CAN Caaa No 01 CA N X i*o ,w c- il u j Cc-x; ol 7n 19TH Juriwal CrreuB ai and lot SEMINOLE Crxairy. SANFORO, Ftortde, I at# aai cadi al AT WEST FRONT DOOR al toa SEMINOLE CtxrVy Counhouee located at 301 N PARK AVENUE In Sanford. Florida, al 1100 am. on toe cam al AT WEST FRONT DOOR at to# SEMINOLE Cowily Courthouw located al 301 N PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. FtorkU. al 1100 a m on toa 2# day of August, 2001 IT* lob Icwng datertoad properly aa eel torth in said Summary Fatal Judgment, to to a* LOT 14, ALAQUA PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 67 THROUGH 7t. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Doled to* 27 day ol July 2001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clark ol toa Catuk Court By Mary Sen** Dwuty Clerk Pubkahto THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOn PLAINTIFF 601 S dravweay Cri„C C -‘.5 £00 Plant.hen FL 33324 1854)233 6000 01-6918MHCF) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES LOTS 10 4 11. BLOCK D SANDLANDO SPRINGS. TRACT NO. 16 SECOND REPLAT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 8 PAGE 6. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOIE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated to* 27to day of jury, 2001, (CmCLHT COURT SEAL) MARIANNE MORSE Clark ol toa CacuiKourt By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy dark Pubkahto THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVK} J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 « Hra-eraBa Drlva SUIa 600 PUnlakqn.Fl 33324 (964 >233-6000 0189042IFTNI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES towng daacrt*d property aa aal torti aard Sianmary Hnal Judgment. to CAM NO.: D0-CA-E44-I4-O BANK ONE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE FtK/A FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CH CAO O . AS TRUSTEE 12— E lderly Care TTm Samlnola Herald and Iha Fadaral Tiada Commtaajon) 61— M oney 21— P e r s o to L end nals personal 71— H elp Wanted Dapandabla tkNwi naadtd to mova non-COL truck* Payiparm l* MuM have vahWaaV low bar C a l 1-8882306433, M F, 0 4 DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE L 6 a n 3‘ F/T n a d a n a l eeaembiy tm aui Id manulacturtng company in Longanod, non-emoking C a l (407) E30-7332._________________ _____ Hp!p Yren’Krt I ahnrar Steady, 4 dependable. DrN a n lieante pratarrad Good Ftarttog pay. Ptoaaa cal 407-416 -M I 3 A«A t o M6ta F tw g ia u Boat Buklng Oparina lor quality parson wKh t i p In hand lay up 4 pal coal iprHying Good payfoanaflts- No layoff*, dean operation. Minimum 40 hra par a*, lour 10 hr days. Apply al Velocity Power Boats, Pori of Sanford. 407321-1340. _________ L A B O R E R S H EEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH INSURANCE AWT 40IK PLANT Drug Baa m tpM ca. Apply at NO tM*e. Attention Renders 11 County Florida mharaai Bank One National Auocianon. At T rutlea M L A F n l Nneral Bank 01 One**,. AaTrualaa la Plant* and ANDREW O F E B R A U j UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ANDREW CTFERRALL: WANDA J. DOW NING;____AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, are tkrtwv dantt I M l eel lo tie httfraR and beat taddar tor ceih el toa AT WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE al tie Seminate County Courthout*. to SarAord. Honda, al It DO A M a m o n e * 28 day ol AuguaL 2001, 23— Lost & Found FOUND; a n a l (about 10-1$ tw) tow ol km*. Found near atonaraa. 407-323- 55—B usiness O pportunities A m a in g career efianga addnxnaf toooma to your own 7 tnsnd buanaaa. Fma Honraaon 677*7410 THE SOUTH 112 OP LOT 33 ANO ALL OF LOT 34. BLOCK 2. EVANS O V f . ACCOROINO TO THE MAP OR PLAI TH tNEO F AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE 37. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED *44 27 day of JUy. 20.. Mary Ante Mora* Aa Clerk ol 4aid Court By Mary Strut** Aa Deputy Clark Submaiedby; LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL C. WATSON. P A 1800 NW48TH STREET. SUITE 120 Fort Lauded**. FL 33300 Telephone (854>453-0383 FaceenAe (854)771-8062 00-66367 PubklhAugust 5.12. 2001 ITb Dagal lot companlaa doing buairaaa by phone lo promrta you a loan and aak you lo pay for II balnra they deliver. For more totomwOon, cal WMraa I-8T7-FTC HOP. ( A piMc w r it* maaaaga to n The Samlnola Herald and lha Fadaral Trade Commlaaion) MAIDS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! 71—H elp Wanted Valrttnanca Each Pool tap. daanbie General knoatladga ol carpentry, electrical. plumbing 4 irngabon ayatama Muat have tfanaponation E rp d only naad apply SlOTv. 30 hrWwk 407-3?I7823, 0-2. M E u p cm rriM j H II H I T H A N II M A N Production SCackaraSar4trt area Nampapaico Day and eve ahdia. Daly pay aval FlauM* hours O P C Suiting 407-200 5086 Maaona 4 laboriua naadad tot fob to Sanford Top pay 850-556 preferred Bllngual a pfua. Faa raeuma 407-321-4027. erm areal near career tkVmg t * Ug Riga Excellent pay - pkrs banana at an entry laval truck driver with CovananL NO COLT Treking know avalebU kvyour anal CALL NOW1 A e tn a to Computer? Earn 430-taOHr. PT/FT 1 888-725-8922 arwar hava6Aguraa.com A U TO a u c t i o n d r i v e r s m New Sankvd audkm Daly pavl Day 4 nfj^tMilto. 407-2606106 NO FEE kranadwto opankigs for prqiaaalonal houaadaanart. M -F daya. Start 1730 hr e rrdkaaga Car ratyrrad 407- P/T ileal worker lor local fnantiackaar Coma by 311 Oaoriya Avt. Longwood, FL lor an tolarvlaw and aak to* Cart. Women's Financial Support Group 1nOrnln 4fneatanuini *..1 *e* 1-■--.1-d I— bib tni&rBfivQ in crakltog a batter financial future 407-320-8962 Stockroom d a r k 59— FlNANOAL S ervices 6500 MaalarCarC No credit chock 100% Approved 1-800-277-7188 2* yra. a r pa nance required (Luxury Coatto. RV or marina axp. ■ |kal T* ar ia < * 1 r itw 1i m a i PT f l ,000-46^100 FTrtJo Ma4 Order For ttaa kilo. 1-666-260-4237 ( ) I ’ I A N D O ' S II I D A I I I I N I EOE and drug Iraa workptaoa Faa teau r* lo: 407-323-1945, or cal 407-323-1120. taw* pay i aoojakua aa/aa%, uautSnmmm^ Credit card Billing 0X4acl COURT ADMINISTRATION, at II* SEMINOLE County Conttruchon- Foam mtulabon company twtog mela I* re Clean die tcanaa Stale wx* travel In co. vaWda M-F. PUcawcrk. O uararM d minimum 45007wK Barwlaa, bonus 4 travel cotoi paid. 40T-332-4646. NOTICE18HEHEBYOIVEHBY1HECITYOFLONOWOOO.1LOHIOA,•*■BtaCBy CjmnaeeKXla* hakl aputocheatinganMonday. A^yM20. 2001. * TCOpm tot* LangaDcxfcayComnaeannChant**. 1T3WWarrenAnnua. Ixngauod. Tkxlda. or •15 Oty COL Training •Day ft Witksnd Clanat •Financial Aaslttnncn • Cardan Hiring On Sit* cT ru c k D riv e r • In s titu te M en h tj (h F R t t i" i'i 6 2 9 - 2 4 / 7 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES 8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 L e g a ls M UNITED STATES CURRENCY. N O TIC t OF I F O R F lTTU R i COMPLAINT JAN ITO RIAL POSITIONS TO AndrawM BtrtBng Uha Strbkng 683 L a u Mabaa Ortva ASaman* Sprtogt. Ftonda 32701 DAy .SHIFT E V E N IN G S H IF T We ere currently hiring for day and evening Janitorial p o iltlo n i. Applicant* need to be flexible, patient people and team orientated. Day shift Is Thursday, Friday and Saturday (minimum) from approximately. 8 A M to 7 PM. Night shift is Thursday, Friday and Tha Dry CarrvresMdfi MH hold r«» hr*! Mtfng at Its mwkng oi Augutl S, .2001.- Th# conyplaiv daftCftpUoh by matey .wid boundv *rvii |Im on4nainc« c*n b# otldred (rom |N| of th# City 175 W Wvr«n Aw m Al 9m m**tjng. Intww fti dlpnuiM>a may Saturday (m inim um ) from approximately 7 PM to 4 AM . (2 4 to 30 hours per week) Account Suporvtoot »t (407)329* 3190. BxUn in arcou^d to ■arama in#1pntxci conigiwio#' Pibkih Auguet 6. 12.2001 D0074 ________________ We offer holiday pay effective at the time of hire, medical / dental / life Insurance after (9 0 days), vacation & 401 K after o ne year of employment, uniforms, free parking, paid comprehensive Industry training, weekly pay, direct deposit, and a safe work environ­ ment. Plus the chance for advancement for the right candidates. Please stop by our administration office Monday thru Friday betw een 10:00 am and 4:00 PM for an application and more Information. On Specialty Grade Paper & Newsprint *Full Process Color Available *High Quality *Low Prices *Fast Turn-Amund Call The Seminole Herald Commercial Printing Department at: (407)322-2611 For Quotes. ! (We are located on the second floor above Dollar Rent a Car) All Candidate! must provide a verifiable 10 year work / school history, pass a drug screening, understand English, and be available to work weekends, holidays, and evening hour*. �I Siimlny, Augii*t 71— H elp W 71— H elp Wanted a n ted 71— H elp Wanted 12, 2001 I’iigc r>» 93— R ooms For R ent Piivat* Room In Longwood loii-'Ty amptoyad. Non *mokef SMVwV SSO dapoxl <07-8304218. 98— R entals TU R F E T C INC 4 looking lo Ml ptttitfcm* within our growing company. W * are looking lor danandaM* people with ■ good atttude end the tieore lo produce Quality work. W* would kka to lalk lo you about lha lo*owlng job Wexh white faux hide axe at wheel! 99— Apartments U nfurnished 11B— O ffice S pace F or R ent 1 Offlc#*: O n , lor MOO ml m «y* two at $<50*mo A l hay, C A pnv,M bato* <07-322 6169 127— S torage/Ofuce For R ent Sartor* Ortva by 810 W m H W i S I tian cal tor an appototowrt. <07-3225353 You must tea rtartar lo appreciate lire cha/m and oomtart ol Vm vary m l martatoatl horn, buM Sanlord: Nam 412, J S S S S 3 d a m Curtcm U A I HOT* Ph <07 366-7777 Sanlord: Ramodalad 4 7 block, big Iread lo*. Quiet Ureal. $711/mo Oanar w iheto , 2<hr recorded mag <07-332-1006. Penman and dotal peraon rival have valid Florida driver* keens* Preler lemala lor data* parson with an *y* tor quatoy No argrartanc* nacaaaary. )u*t a desk* lo laam and grow wah • Food Service • Custodial tULi S u Uk .’.t .-i l in *UX) awcuwatnwakwapar. tor a (05 room properly Escellenl working oordvr , A prod wage* Aleo b d h g (or a ki» ton, houaa man. Aleo pad ton* bnaktesl attendant. A l age* encouraged to apply Apply In ( 4 0 7 )3 2 3 -0 4 4 0 Er><<uy<H. Wa e.u LwLii .a ~r a lew 103— Houses* U nfurnished O d fo t io n AFFO RD ABLE H O M E S V ENTU RE 1 P R O P E R T IE S ^ c(U iO Looking For ditlrtct. tpic, balcony, hous* prMage*. f K M $2UJ *pn*L 981• 2775 (bpr), 326-5277 ST A FF ■ ■ ■ U I.Y \ IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS ID IE IIJ ^*tSSStiis,0*V D O Y L E ’S R E N T A L S Very nice, vary c**an k m rm NawAy ramodaMd. tot u6. caM*. A C . Indry, phona. U c h uaa. aac. dr. raaldanl ownar. 2 bto* bom bu*. Non amokar Mon. thru Frl. 9 AMto 11 AM B Satdord 2/1 1/2 2 Story Condo ml O r a n (kn, Laundry Rm. Naw Part. Uke New CH A $62S/$600 6 rto rd 2 1 Screen Roth. W ig yurd. A CH A $6401625 D O Y LE R EALTY, M C . (407) 322-2495 W E R E N T A B E L L HOM ES Cuatom Bn 372. Over 1900 aq fl on 1/3 act*. Hawvty need, a n kn. kv. ton. lam rm wkrapiao*. e*Mn kachan. 10x22 sc porch. 2 c garage, deeded, acceu to tod lake A lerrto ct* $119,900 Over 174 Acre 3 8 R I BMh: Lkr. ton. •ppto. heavfy Vaed Priced tor Qi*ck 157—M obile H omes For S ale 5 B antlQua carnal back Sanlord- 1BR TEJA In 58 and older park. Greet to* location Recently rafurbiahad. $5500. 407-3024092. COftRUOATEO S TE E L ROOFING (or B*m*. Boat Docks, Shop*, ale. AI»o Oolyarl P.pa 15**20' $147.00/**. 16**20* $175/**. <07-293-5788._________________ 407-321-0391 193— L aw n 4c G ard en MOVING ^ALE: Sold Mk. daw tool drasaar, irdrrer, 5 drw chest. 2 rill* ■lands ml drawer*, king toy* 159— R eal Estate Wanted 211— A ntique/Collectibles Townhou**: 2/21/22 toory - am i Antique Brass Headboard 1600 aq fl. Din. tor rm adAraptoba. w/pop-up. High quality madrasaaa.usad one* Coat $450. taka $230. Whaawtokar bedroom lumNur*. king to n headboard, 2 rvta Hand*, chair t toorag* bunk. Taka $125.. 407-3230751 PAUL OSBORNE 105— D uplex/Triplex 407 4 2 2 6 6 4 6 191— B uilding M aterials 199— P e t s 4c S u p p l i e s comCwiarcm $750750 407-321 "OMioes C o a s t lo C o a s t" sinco 19 54 Bedking PILLOW TO P orthopatoc matirest set New In ptotke Se* $210 n » » . loaned in Sartwd. oflhopetoc (rm aet* w*h 5 yr warranty T e n 170, k* WO Qjeen 195 lung J IT S U m i u m A can (Merer <07402-2776 1 2 pwce Nam , Brand Queen O R TH O P E D IC PtLLOW TO P M atin*) Sal Brand New S I , In Plastic Sacnfic,MOO CanDatvar. <0742266*8 __________________ Ovvng Rm t< pc. aokd CHERRY W O O D, 94* dbt padedal. w/2 laavaa. 8 CNcpandala chain, bultel 4 hutch, never u*ad. r o d $ 12k. **« 11950 Sarvar $365 <07-709-5666 Charry Olntog Rm: 72* Q C R B Y (tod* w/leal and ch an LV<ad h uth and txdot bmutkJ lx/i p o a torch Ekrrd new, tul n box LM$4599 Sacrtfc* $1*50 SxMxrardS 150 Plaa*acal <07422-0230 1BR IBA In 55 A older park In m k M M f K ^ t o t o o d Low tt n r t $4.906.. 407*321-9450 a r $64,900 Ranovatod - Ltoe Near. 3/1 t/2«4ti newly pakrled Ini. A a it , ceramic Ha. ton, hr, appto, garage wlancad yard $77,500 B a d f 9 *u* mertras* tat. Naw r plastic Musi sal $100 407422- 181— A ppliances & Furniture For S ale Surpki* Steal $ Supply. Inc. Apopka Sartord: 12*52.2/1,55*. Nopal*, doufato root, 2 *h*da. awning*. 30 fl acraan porch. CHA. $4,500 CALL 386-7896642 2 0 2 0 8 . O r la n d o D r iv e • S a n fo rd 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -8 7 8 7 $100 407-321-8590. tvmsg nuraaryl Zoned agrlcutural. $4,900/ACRE. 8m. down w/own*r Inane* 904-767-1772 or *04-717- 93— R ooms For JRtnt r a ijm \ Antiquo Grass Hoadboard O NE M ONTH FREEI (1jmled Tima Oder) Ptaaa* a* 407-302 C274 tor more rto and to athadU* an totortaw w*i our ala*. Drug Fra* M M k * •Vtakan Corrp Iniuranc* • E q u s I Opportunity fU x , 1 Luxury firm pOowlop Mrt «mh 7 yr mammy kd$13S. quean IM 0 . k*ig 6210. Bland new totaled In Sanford. <07402-2776 141— H omes For S ale $39,900 Buy 3 & V 3BA Sanlord Rapohoma For Manga. C a l 600319-3323 XHS29. S e m in o le C o u n t y h a s im m e d ia te p o s itio n s .iv n tln h lc 181— Appliances 4c F urniture For S ale 141— H omes For S ale v i t i i u i u i I'n n i’i m u 4(1/ i / l I /ft i $100 407-321-8590, hr msg Edited by Timothy E . Parker July 27, 2001 41 Scale's reading 43 Ju t out, aa a brow 44 Pipe types 40 Presidential power 47 W ord with charlotte or Ballot 48 Field of endeavor 50 Pouch In the body S3 Person Palace dwellers Loose outer garment u u lp without a pause Free from Graven 54 Where to find time on one's hand? 56 Affaire d'honneur 57 Suggestion 58 Wanfne,a welcome 59 Agile 60 Equalizing allowance 61 W ent off course DOW N 1 Porous limestone 2 Salon sound 3 Teenager's bane 4 Newspaper derogatorily Increase threefold Rose alternative Kampala is Its capital Pervasive emanations Bandies words Groons- 6 Fibula's neighbor supply "Essays of Elia' author Geographic depression Stew pod Deal 7 F ragran cf concern 9 Tto-scoro 10 Mado an exact duplicate $ 1 Holt transport? 12 U p to 13 Crystal-lined stone 1B Bombastic coffeepots 23 TVpe of bag 24 Mountain Rurpdsa 29 Olympic $ 14 2 1BR IB A to a 55 A cldar park In raaldantial neighborhood $30Q4non8i. pkJ* aa cm y 407-3219450 44 Pitt and Renfro 45 Aocumulate, as a debt 40 Bulletproof 117— Commercial R entals Sanlord B y Ownar Ccrtam ponry 4/2.1800 aq. fl. Bu* to 1996,»how* ika naw. $59,500 or bad raam natA* ollac Ir jp w i q*$T7n ({torn to flnm Houea *>■ b* add Stnday night hold 51 Feel pain 52 African republic 54 "Quadroband (with Th e ") 65 In the style I 118— O ffice S pace For R ent T h e y may P R E V IO U S P U ZZLE A N S W E R F lb S Ir tb T tf ld n i r f i r F l b i r r r n r h n n s i r i r t r n r r r b t r r n r n w r i t n n a i r m n « i r n b ib ? n r r w i r r r . b in > iiit * r r b 9 ia n l M r t a ! o I.m u w n w n r n r r h i r n n m i r r r bt n n n n in n r r v in n r r n y y u ffl iw iii i nI n ■ W W W M t b- ii n n t n p i i ? t o i ^ r r m M - ii -t v L| EU a ' I ' V I ° M R v t m m r s i r r n i ? J2 .r r « r r n r l j { h| ra n r ~ il olr nln i |r r M ^ar li r11r nlt r i M $ i n r Windchase Apartments F A N T A S T IC M O VE-IN SPECIA LS H uge 1, 2 & 3 B edroom Apartments Starting at 534.00 ° *•»’ Urtvamal Ptaaa Syndfcaia * www u n p f i M com P le a s e M e n t io n T h i s A d W h e n Y o u C a l l F o r D e t a ils W o it 407- 328-8818 1 NEAT-N-T1DV $7 20 ! 4 3 Mlsshapon 4 8 Business & Services D irectory 107— M orile H omes For R ent iressure? THINGS ANATOMICAL" By D on 2 bo checked 37 Nabisco cookie 3 9 Leprechaun land 40 Brief vacation 42 Without a hitch 407-324*1177 sr’ - n z i Dry Wall •Stucco Repairi* AH Textures patched Safe'' Popoomll JM A A A A A n n I fl FOR O N E Y E A R F O R DETAILS CALL O R V IS IT BO SI 82 Sanford Court Apts - . Tins 0 " eC'° ►'Vra^r J 3?91 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford 1) r \VuU t. A u i URl 1 1 . 2 0 II 407-323-3301 Don't Miss The Opportunity ! $15.75 per m o nth....... 5 lines / 3months $24.75 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months Classified (407) 322-2611 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad I'ilgr (ill Sunday. AurunI I2. 2001 CLOSE TO HOME 230— Boa is & Accessories Big Garage Sale— $100 obo on 1968 Corva* body, tra part* C a l 407-349 1090.1aava L C O K Il! The New 2002 Sea/N/Sportl Coma Check Them Out! Many Models To Choose Maw Boat • Trailer Starling At - $2,002. T ruck/Buses/Vans For S ale Nichols Outboard Service Confer Yard Sale 915 5 OakXva.FrVSaL B 4pm Ckxhes. beddng. fumrtiss. 1000 Waat 1al St. Sanford 407-322-0964 S more Evstydanfl must go. us today! Nichols Outboard Sarvloa Cantor, 1000 West 1st St. Sanford. 407-322-0984. 1963 Corvae Monra DONATIONS NEEDED 241— R ec. VDIICLES/CAMrOU For S ale TR U C K -While 98 S tO -Escsksnl Condition asking $6,500 C a l MAa 407-7B20P80 or Hava message 407­ 323-7512 1976 Shasta ?5 traval fiator FiA tislge. M m V n w . AC. sleeps 6 Good cuvM on. $2300 obo 407­ 349-9665, tv mag A numbat 239— M otorcycles/Bikes For S ale 1996S«arcrskr>cp-U|> Sklaoicksng room, sleeps 6 AC Trail total Shower 6 raWfl Eiira large screen room anachmanl $6500 obo 407­ 668-1764._______________________ 1978 H D F LH (Hog) Factory ongtnM. engna rsbuS al 21000 B4ie h at 40.000. Comas with many eitras. solo teal. Kiarglaaa bags, black S White, new Urea, fork seals, wheal baartngs.brakas S mors, hariey mags $9,500 obo. 407-688­ 7678. or '407-923-4332. 223— M iscellaneous 1964 Chevy S10 Pick up New brakes 6 front end AC works, runi great* $1500. Alto. 4 Nissan akoy rsrna. 1 4 new kras 215-60»15 $400 407-326-7105. after 7pm. 1964 Mania Carlo, whaa. V8. very good condition. $1,000 Alto 1977 Chevy Caprice, white w-igokl flakes, •torso 6 alarm. $1200 Motivated safer. 407-221-4369. ask lor Shawn Family Worship Canter naade repairable bicycles and bicycle pane to help the needy Ptasss cal 407-322-9222. T ruck/Buses/Vans For S ale SIFIEDS 1990 Dodge Rwtv A/C. 64kmtoa. 1996 Font Eiptorsr 77Km«sa. M y loaded. Lite Green, Sleeken! condition $13,500. warranty Inducted Must sal 407-247-0239 Country Style City J Reggio wns always looking for 652-1791 (dlgkat pagar) B7MasUashi kkgfeyMai DerSner 1993 M aria 929 Black, leather •manor, tufy equ^ped. nma valued at $2500. beautiful car Asking $5,900 Must sak 407-247-0239 ' A m \\uuyuv\\<v\ Nichols Outboard Service Center 1993 Plymouth Duster: 2 door. 5 •pd. cold as. new p a w . new bras, emartodgean. must see $2.198 407­ 323-7279 or 407-312-5804. Com vnlcni Spacious Affordable 300 First M o n th 's Rent W ith 12 M o . 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Hwy. 17-92 • Sanford, FL 32773 www.Wackbunidocvwo.com . 407-323-7808 or A k 1 -8 0 0 -2 5 3 -9 0 0 2 ^ I FAX: 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -4 2 9 7 ^ ^ - 1 1 - - ■■ 1 ‘ ft. �1 HE.SEMINOLE HERALD Inside; Section C Nanntec Sunday R e l ig io n 4C-6C A u g u st 1 2 , 2 0 0 1 Nsnotechontogy Nanotechnology Nnnotcchnqiayy Nanotechnology yy Nimolcchn log, Nnuf^echnoingv 1/Fi X -V L 'f l f s n i A ^ l i N A i n r n / U A A A t c » r h r t n l n iii> M $a a I n r h n rtfn n u M < t A A l4 ^ - < * S i ! l ' r . l ll()IO I " SpSilrcf.MO M>!og ;o ) V * i5(Wi Io o y'rfrfffh li>ch rto!o <jv gy Nanotechnology Nanotechnology |}y Nanotuchnoiogy Nanotnchnotony " y Nnnntecttnoloa^^unotL>chi>ology U u t iiiln rh n r t, : i- totochn m ^ L tC h i ■ V [1 ' 'O ' h v t: " ogy 1'. ly .h-iolo.iv ly c l i n o |, , . 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See Size, Page 3C Nanotechnology Nanotechnology -.ctechn*-— -— — ■■chnotog i i I ’''I I P ^ L ^ j ^ H j ^ ^ n V I i ^ ^ ^ ^ B s c i i n o l o i . i i ■' • \ v ‘ ;• ^ ■ , Hi c hnol og i * Ma fm We're OK on. As ev ery year has gone there has been more and more red. You go out to about 2003 or 2004 and the whole thing is red, which means tthe development of microelectronics will just come to a halt without a new break through." notoohnolony •, Some of ihe earliest signs o f nanotechnologv will probably come in the form o f higher powered computers that are smaller and lighter in weight, said Tonner. Farther down * * • * lotoctm * A 6 • • %• in tru u % • # H m I'* 1 • vutcchii|^^^^^H a • (* % it .ii i . t i o H . ■ ; #* : ZEMBMpSh*ww N rooplp***. 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Demtrins Lemont Maxwell, son of Sophia Maxwell of Zellwood was bom. Karley Jean Mellon, “ daughter of Kimberly and " Dale Melton of Altamonte Springs was bom. Jahan Jamea Souza, son of Rosangelia and Aolonijahan Souza of Apopka was bom. Summer Mary Sullivan, daughter of Cinnamon Mary Nixon and Kevin Kenner Sullivan of Deltona was bom. S iz e ---------------C ontinued from Page 1C the road, nanotechnology is currently being looked at to produce "smart drug delivery." The common form of drug delivery is the pill but with nanotechnology scientists believe they can produce small nanomachines that could enter the body, identify diseased cells, destroy the bad cells, release medication and then exit the body. While consumers may not sec the benefits of nanotechnol­ ogy anytime soon, one politi­ cian is hoping the Florida econ­ omy will start reaping the ben­ efits of the new science. "We've been very active in funding the 1-4 high tech corri­ dor for the last few years," said Feeney about the UCF grant. "That’s important for a number of reasons. Florida, traditional­ ly, has relied for its revenues in three major industries." According to Feeney, agricul­ ture, tourism and construction are the state's big three indus­ tries, but all three have draw­ backs. The "declining acreage" Ju ly 1 9 , 2 0 0 1 Evan Christian Busby, son of Tamisha and Freddie Busby of Deltona was bom. Joshua Kane Hemingway, son of Elizabeth Ann Gibbons and Joshua William Hemingway of Orange City was bom. Aniallsse Mestre, An daughter of Clnthia Olalde and Francisco Jose Mestre of Orange City was bom. Davlna Shanna Sisouphanouvong, daugh­ ter of Slsouda Chanthavong Sisouphanouvong and Tiao Vitya Sisouphanouvong of Deltona was bom. In tlie state has hurt agriculture and the construction industry is "very cyclical" "Tourism is a great industry but it's a double edged sword," Feeney said. "Tourists are good for sales tax even though they don't use our schools or libraries, but the types of jobs it creates are typically low-wage and low-benefit." Feeney said the key to diver­ sifying Horida's revenue stream may come through nd high-tech lustries working together, and Twiner couldn't agree more. "In the state of Florida, UCF is the first to identify nanotech­ nology as one of its key strate­ gic areas for the region," said Tonner. "It is very important for industries in our region." Christopher Patton can be reached at cpattonOaemlnpleherald.com or 407-322-2611.: O ir& iC E l t » IMVIBfAIM * P IX A K o i f ® 1* 52270. J u ly 1 8 / 2 0 0 1 Jam es Michael Coulllard, son of Jean Couillard and John Morgan of Winter Springs was bom . Jason Nl, son of Fun and Mao Ni of Casselberry was bom. Courtney Marie ______ Heilman, n, d daughter aught of Teresa Nelson Heilman and Brian Edgar Heilman of Sanford was bom. Madieon Starr Stokes, daughter of Misty and Michael Stokes of Deltona was bom. Alicia Williams, daugh­ ter of Deborah Williams and Chritopher Williams of Altamonte Springs was bom. Sunday. August 12. 2001 Pa*C 3C i vvfwo p n o » o f tommy v n i.v i■ Brian Tonner, chairman of the Physics Department at the University of Central Florida, is helping tha region become a leader In nanotechnology. Pioneers in Nanotechnology RfCHARO P. FEYNM AN The science of bU U n g sm el was Hrst Introduced in 1050 by Richard P. Feynman, a Nobel Prtze-vWining physi­ cist. In elector* titled Th e re * PterHy of Room at 0m Bottom.* At 0Mi Dm* most •cwnotts W w l rntmang Dig adour inter- planetary space travel, but Feynman awakened them to posstoffitfe* of contruRng single molectdes or even atoms and craatlng machines with them. Nearly 40 years later, physicist*, chemists, molecular b*ologi«U and computar scientists around tha world are working In nanotechnology. JA N E A. ALEXANDER Jane A Alexander founded 0m ULTRA nanoelectronlca program at 0m Defense Advanced Research Project* Agency (OARPA). Researchers there ere dedtaeted to developing amel, lawpower. fast micro alaclronlc device* lor naxl-genaratlon intom lation-pruoossing systems, or nanocompulara. Their work could be used In everything from virtual reality dfcplay* to cruise meaSes. Q EO R QE W HITE 81DCS George Whltesldee, Harvard1* MaWncfcrodt Professor ot Chemistry, extends classical chemical tachnlquee Into tha realms ot biology, solid-slat# physics and anglnaaring tor his groindbreaking work In te0-assemMng chem­ ical compounds. In 1906 ha patterned oompuler chip circuits Just 30 nanome­ ters wide. Whitesides' circuits could give a single chip the ability to perform at speeds of more than a teratiop. Tbdsy, the most powerful supercomput­ er, utilizing 9,000 Pentium Pro proces­ sors. Is capable of performing one ter- M mure a . H i t , ,, . ■ - - * a n n IrJ I m.m ■flop, off a j iruiioni notting potm op*r*~ *•» _ bona per second. K. ERIC DREXLER Many scientists dsavow Erie Draxisrt popular tuiulatlo Ideas about nanotech­ nology. which inducts a 65 noaa spray containing molectdar mechanism* that would stamp out Mlusnza virus**; the ability to rebuild ecosystems and nftora ondtngffid by d oning genes; and nanotechnological weapon* 0Mt wot4d buld 0Mmeefve* afler arriv­ ing at 0m target undetected. Draxfer and Ns proponent* argue that edanoa Is too often lacking In Ns brand of tongview drinking end that Xs better to pro­ per* for the poeetoffee In advance than to confront them when IT* loo lets. Grenier's work has also inspired a new genre of tetonot fiction, "nanopunk,* which Incorporalsa tha utopian and tfyetoplan possfcWbes of nanotachnotogy in k* piottnae. Chair of 0m roroslghl Institute, Drexter help* award 0m annu­ al Feynman prize In nanotechnology. RALPH C . M ERKLE Head of the Computational Nanotechnology Project el Xerox's Parc research center In Palo Alta, CaM., Ralph Merida works closely with Eric Drsxtar on computar simulations of molecular machine components. Spedftcaty, a nano-robotic arm that could one day act as a replicator — a machine thel builds Itself and 0tue could be used To create needy anything from Ha base molecular comporwnt*. Merida Is best known for Introducing a new paradigm In computer cryptogra­ phy utazmg public and private key tech­ nology. Source: www.dlecovafy.com Fri. SEPT. 7 - ugwATERHOUSE Sun. SEPT. 9 □□□□□□ Fri. S ilt 7 * 7r30 PM FAMILY NIOHT-SAVf $3 oh m e n s itmKMg v r w o C M v JtM v C m Mafic 107.7 fM / Orlande rn S .il Sun f SEPT. ■ SEPT. • 11 30 AMI 3 3 0 PM 1 00 PM 7 30 PM 7 JO PM 0 00 P u t tXBSIMXS i i l * i U jOOoh ncjcmi SEPT. 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Perry, an advocate for farm worker justice will receive the Valerie Russell Award which honors out­ standing contributions to justice advocacy by a lay person. She is a member of First Congivgdtiona! Church, United Church of Christ in Orange City and was named Woman of the Year by the UCC Florida GonferencL s Women's Fellowship. Bach Festival The Bach Festival Children's Choir will begin its 2001-2002 season Monday, Aug. 20. Auditions for the choir will be Aug. 9 through Sept. 10. Rehearsals and auditions will be held at First Congregational Church, 225 S. Interlachen Avenue, Winter Park. For audition information phone 407-646-1507, ext. 3. 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Bryan Wenger as new pastor on Ju ly ! Wenger is a native of Lancaster County, Pa., and recrivH his master of divini­ ty degree from the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. While attending seminary, he served as student assistant pastor at Ken Mawr Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh. Before accepting God's call into the ministry, he worked in the accounting field as a certified public accountant Wenger and his wife Jean have a daughter, Nicole, 7 and a son, Bnendon, 5. The elders and i tion of tiie Upsala ( said they welcome tire Wenger family with excite­ ment and great Joy and extend an invitation to the community to attend Bible Study at 9 am. and worship at 10 a m each Sunday SJC Love Boat The women of historic Saint James AME Church have selected a unique way to celebrate Women’s Day in the new millennium. They have board an imaginary ship cn route to salvation and Christian growth. Thus, the theme: Cruise 2001. The ship vicariously docks at a different port each Sunday. On Aug. 26, thr SJC Love Boat will dock at u last port. The community is invited to participate. Tor information, call 407-3332033. �Page 6C Sunday. August 12, 2001 T he S eminole H erald R e l ig io n C hild’s low self-esteem can undermine talents QUESTION: My son is an outstanding gymnast. His high school coach says he has more natural ability than any­ one he’s ever seen. Yet when he is being judged in a competi­ tive meet, he does ter­ ribly! Why does he fail during the most important moments? players call this characteristic Tournament toughness," but it is really nothing more than confidence in action. QUESTION: Is this true of mental ability, too? Mv 12-year-old was asked to recite a poem at a school func­ tion the other day, and he went completely blank in front of the DR. DOBSON: If crowd. I know he our son thinks of knew the poem per­ imself as a failure, Dr. fectly because he said his performance will probably match his DobSOIl it dozens of times at low self-image when • • • • • • • • home. He’s a bright child, but he's had this the chips are down. In trouble before. Why does his the same way, there are many mind "tum o ff when he's excellent golfers on the PGA under pressure? tour who make a satisfactory living in tournament play, but DR. DOBSON: It will be they never win. They may helpful to understand an even place as high as second, third, sixth or 10th. Whenever important characteristic of intellectual functioning. Your it looks l'ke they might come in first, however, they "choke" son's seif-confldeiwe, or tire lack of it, actually affects the at the last minute and some­ way his brain operates. one else wins. It is not that All of us have experienced they want to fail; rather, they the frustration of mental can't conceive of themselves as winners and their perform­ "blocking," which you described. This occurs when a ance merely reflects this name or fact or idea just won't image. surface to the conscious mind, I once spoke with a concert even though we know it is pianist of outstanding talent recorded in the memory. Or who had resolved never to suppose we are about to play in public again. She knew she was blessedI iwith remarkable talent, but believed she was a loser in every other regard. Consequently, when she played the piano1< on stage, her mistakes and errors crept into her performance. Each time this mortifying experience occurred, she became more convinced of her own unwor­ thiness in every area. She has now withdrawn into the secluded, quiet world of the have-nots. A person's self-concept is instrumental in determining those who are "winners" and those who see themselves as "losers." Professional tennis S Volunteers needed The Salvation Army of Seminole County needs volun­ teers for court ordered super­ vised visits and monitored e x d ia n g e s . T h is a m a z in g group of volun vrs make it possible for children and parents to have a fun, sale place to visit and maintain a positive relationship. For information phone 407322-2612, ext. 233. speak to an antagonistic group and our mind suddenly goes blank. This kind of blocking usual­ ly occurs (1) when social pres­ sure is great, and (2) when self-confidence is low. Why? Because emotions affect the efficiency of the human brain. Unlike a computer, our men­ tal apparatus functions prop­ erly only when a delicate bio­ chemical balance exists between the neural cells. This substance makes it possible for a cell to "fire" its electro­ chemical charge across the gap (synapse) to another cell. It is now know awn that a sud­ den emotional reaction can instantly change the nature of that biochemistry, interfering with the Impulse. This block! prevents the electrical agei charge from being relayed and the thought is never generat­ ed. Th*s mechanism has pro­ found implications for human behavior. For example, a child who feels inferior and Intellec­ tually Inadequate often does not even make use of the mental power with which he has been endowed. His lack of confidence produces a dis­ rupting mental inefficiency, and the two factors go around in an endless cycle of defeat. This is seemingly what hap­ pened to your son when he roreot" forgot" the poem. QUESTION: What can I do to help him? DR. DOBSON: Actually, it is not unusual for a 12-yearold to choke in front of a crowd. I once stood before 300 fellow teen-agers with my words stuck In my throat and my mind totally out to lunch. It was a painful experience. but time gradually erased its chile impact. As your child matures, he will probably overcome the problem if he can experience a few success­ es to build his confidence. Anything that raises self­ esteem will reduce the fre­ quency of mental blocking for children and adults alike. Dr. Dobson Is president of the non­ profit organization Focus on the Family, P.O. Box 444. Colorado Soring*, C O . 80903. or www.tamily.org. Question* and aniw en are excerpted from Th e Complete Marriage and Family Homi Reference Guide," publiihed by tyndale House. o 2001 JAMES DOBSON INC S e m in o le ( lirisli;in A e a d e im Preschool Now Accepting EnroUmentJbr 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 Miry area, near Seminole Towne Center Mall M rm b rr School Association o f Chrutian S d n o it International Call 407-322-0980 “A Night o f Reminiscing” W ITH Clifton L. Taulbert Pulitzer Prize Nominated Author, Educator, Filmmaker, and Nationally Recognized Lecturer SATURDAY • SEPTEMBER 1st 6:00 P.M. Clifton L Taulbert Helen Stairs Theatre For The Peiforming Arts Author, Lecturer, President of the Building Community Institute. Contribution - $ 30.00 Per Person — — PROCEEDS B E N E FIT :-------- Cfooo 5 a w a W f a v t ^ o m t 4* * m i Sanford, Florida Home Call ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -5 0 2 2 For Information �Sunday, August 12. 2001 Page 7C T he S eminole H erald Lake Mary gets ready for Smithsonian It's only a few more days until the Smithsonian traveling exhibit “Yestenia YTomorrow 8 s opens In the Lake Mary Historical Museum. Everything isn't ready yet, but it will tie. As a rcauirement of getting Mary the Rowell Smithsonian • • • • • • • • “ W^1-*** museum had to agree to a companion exhfriL Lake Mary Girl Soouts and Lake Mary Seniors have worked hard on the companion exhibit The Seniors Backyard Artists group has painted their idea of what cars and spaceships of the future will look like. The GiH Scout exhibit will feature Girl Scout uniforms horn the past, the present and the future! The centerpiece for the Girl Scout exhibit will be the Girl Scout from the future. The Lake Mary Seniors sewing group helped out with this by making a head for the mannequin that will be used In the exhibit They also made a futuristic sash fur live "future’' Girl Scout Girl Scouts from Troop 458 and 262 have been working on a "PTA," something no one in the future will be without. A "PTA" is a Personal Transportation Device. The Girl Scouts aren't revealing what secret materials are being used to construct the device, nor if it will work. To celebrate the arrival of the Smithsonian exhibit, the dty is sponsoring a free Jazz Festival on Saturday, Aug. 18 from 3 to of Lake m . on tne the grounds grout c a y’iHall. Enjoy live music from the Altamonte Jazz Ensemble, Jack Jones and KingEl. There'll be tons of great food available for everyone. And to keep your children busy while you listen to the great jazz, there'll be plenty of activities just for diem. Some of the activ­ ities are free; some have a nomi­ nal charge. Activities will include face painting, making a shark's tooth necklace, making a yam bracelet, playing croquet, horseshoes, and more. The Smithsonian exhibit will be opening at 1 p m on Saturday, Aug. 18 and staying open through the end of the Jazz Festival. Parentfteacher Groups Supporting Penny Tax if your child was one of the many children who started back to school in Seminole County on Monday, you Seminole host families needed Host families arc needed for two students for the upcoming school year. The two are a 16-vcar old girl from Kiev, Ukraine, and a 16year old boy from Hamburg, Germany. To leam more information or to become a host family, call 1-888-5870075, or 407-332-8559. The Council on International Education Exchange is also looking for families in Orange and Seminole counties to host other students from around the world for the 2001-2002 school year. The students will arrive in early or mid August, attend high school and return to their homes in early June 2002.For information on this program call 407-8655694. n •1 Come see what fun is made of] *« a w . H rW M p«HXQ o»—f »mmy IIOWW Members from Girl Scout Troop No. 4S8 and Troop No. 282 get the *PTD* **ready lor the Smithsonian exhibit, which will arrive In Lake Mary next weekend. probably go got a lot of papers to sign that first fir day. Among the papers, you may have found one supporting the penny sales tax, whicn comes up for vote on Tuesday, Sept. 4. The Local Option One Cent Sales Tax was first approved in 1991. Approved for 10 years, the tax was devoted solely to transportation improvement. Dozens of roads In Seminole County benefited from the tax including Lake Mary Boulevard, Tiiskawilla Road and Red Bug Road. What will be different about the upcoming Local Option One Cent Sales Tax is where the money will be g. This sales tax will not ! devoted exclusively to roads. Seventy-five percent will go to roads anti twentyfive percent will go to schools. What does the school board Ian to do with the money? ulld new schools, phase out portable classrooms, upgrade and retrofit all of the 30+ year old facilities and more. When you voted for the lottery seveial yuus ago, you though you wouldn't have to vote for more money for schools. Unfortunately, the lottery law was badly written and while the State of Florida is giving schools lottery money, they have reduced education's share of the state's general funding. This can't nappen with the penny tax because the school projects to be fund­ ed have been agreed on and documented. If you don't have children in school, you will still benefit from the penny tax. (Morally, it is a society's responsibility to pro­ vide education to its youth. Remember, someone provid­ ed your education when you were young.) Road improvements will be made throughout Seminole County. Roads that will be impacted include SR 415, US 17-92, SR 434, SR 436, Dean Road and more. The transortation money will also uild sidewalks and pedestri­ an overpasses. If you'd like to see a com­ plete list of the proposed proj­ ects, go the county's website at HYPERLINK http://www.co.seminole.fi.us /onecent www.co.semlnole.fl.us/onecent or call 407-655-2368. E Retirement should mean less work and more play. Thath 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, youll have the comfort of knowing persona! 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 a l l system In each room. And specialized Alzheimer's and dementia a r e is available through our SummerBrook™ program Discover high-quality, high-value senior living. Call today lo arrange u lour (407) 688-1660 Summerville* AT LAKE MARY Senior Residential t o d A ssisted L in o s J655 West Uke Mary Dlvd • lak e Mary • UCMU000T fm ymt Personal Information Kit fUa%e fiB ami amd return the umptm k U . Ytt, IV Ilka »a rt Infanaattaa abaiil faiaanrUla al Laka Mary. Return ta Oirtctor of Community tolailont, S tm v n e ^ U u U U Mar* 3*$SW .U4» Mary t» * * 4 Mar* f l 3*7*4. �Page 8C Sunday. August 12. 2001 T he S eminole H erald cake to the tune of the "Happy Birthday" song. Guests were Thomas C. (Tom) Quinn served a variety of delectable reigned as king for a .......... foods and beverages day at his 80th birthday catered by Kelly Green celebration held at the Catering of DvBary. Sorrento home of his Bom in Cleveland, son. Dr. James Quinn Ohio on Aug. 12,1921, and wife, Joan. WellTom retired 20 years ago wishers from near and as a nuuiuIcH.inrei's far arrived during the representative. Upon the open house appointed recommendation of hours, 2 to 5 p m , to friends in Sanford, Tom enjoy the hospitality of Doris and his wife, Betsy, the • gradous hosts and anford ,u to * — ~ .— Dietrich moved to Sa.u.„u congratulate the enthu- . . . . . . . . enjoy their retirement siastic guest of honor. its. It didn't take the A color scheme of blue, white g to settle in and and silver was used in the ddcor love their new community of of the spacious home with a which they have been an intefestive ambience prevailing in ^ p a r t the party area. Guests were But Tom was i _ at treated to a tour of the 142-acre heart to retire, so he enrolled in horse ranch where the deer and real estate classes that led him other wildlife also roam. Golf to earning a broker’s license. He carts were provided for those worked for Wall Street Realty desiring to follow the nature followed by the opening of his trails. own business, Quinn Realty, It was a day to cat drink and which he successfully operated. be meny. Tom blew out the In the meantime, Betsy was birthday candles on the huge enjoying her role as a teacher at C Lake Mary High School where she remained for 10 years. This summer Tom has been busy as president pro tem of the Cove Estates Retirement Community where he and Betsy live. He sees to It that the premises arc well-kept and con­ tinues to improve a quality of life for the residents In the past, lie has arranged for the Bookmobile to visit and jazzerdse classes. When a job needs done, the residents pitch in and help and when it's play time, they are ready to socialize. It's ’ »t like one big, happy family, m said. The Quinns, active members of All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford, have traveled exten­ sively in their motor home. They enjoy travel, hiking and he plays golf. Also, their 14 grand­ children keep them on their toes. Betsy and Tom are very proud of their seven children: Tom, a PR person in the office of the governor of California at Arnold Palmer Country Club; Sacramento; Mark, of Betsy Arnold, of Denver, a Casselbeny, a certified chef at teacher Pat Rcinke, of Denton, Texas, a school psychologist; James (Jim), a Sanford physi­ cian; Charles, Akron, Ohio, attorney; and Carol Schell, Cincinnati, Ohio, art teacher. Although Tom is now an octogenarian, he doesn't feel it nor look it. Come to think of it, neither docs he act it Congratulations, Tom. Home from Nebraska Margaret and Jack Wiggins have returned from visiting his roots in Nebraska. The Sanford couple drove 5,380 miles during the month-long jaunt "W ; had a wonderful trip," Jack said. They attended a family reunion in North Central Nebraska, and his high school reunion at Bellevue, just four miles south of Omaha. On July 3, the couple viewed a fireworks display at ML Rushmore where the Presidents' heads are sculpted. "It was awesome, out­ SANFORD standing," Jack said. Forest PubllX® FOOD & PHARMACY LAKE FOREST VILLAGE SHOPPES 5240 W. S.R. 46, (407) 321-0423 star G R O C E R Y PU RC H A SE O F $25 O R M O R E L U # 5902 I C ou p o n P e r P u rc h a se •No Alcohol • Tobacco • Lotto COUPON GOOD ONLY AT LAKE FO REST PUBLIX Publfx, Kay Visits Sanford Kay Bartholomew, one of Sanford’s most diligent volun­ teers, was back in town visiting last week. Sadly, she arrived to attend the memorial services of two dear friends, Lourine Messenger; on Saturday, and Dr. Vann Parker on Sunday. It is a sad time for the community in the lesing cf the dedicated citi­ zens. Kay moved to Annapolis some time ago to be near her daughter and says she likes it up there. Her only son lives In Jacksonville. She said she is con­ sidering spending some of the holidays in Florida. Habitat Needs Help The churches of Seminole County plan to build their fust Habitat for Humanity house in September. According to Mike Hill, volunteers are needed to work teams of about 20 work­ ers. These individuals need experience in all areas of con­ struction. . Work teams are needed to work on a Saturday. Also volun­ teers are needed to provide lunch for a work team. Volunteers are further needed to organize and price goods or work the counter at the Habitat Thrift Store. The thrift store is looking for someone who can work 20 hours a week at S6D0 per hour. For information, call Mike Hill 407-771 -5408, or 4073234)712. Volunteer training begins Aug. 25 Community Care for the Elderly Is seeking volunteers of all ages to assist frail elders in Somuioie and Orange coun­ ties. Volunteers enrich the lives of homebound elders by helping them live independ­ ently In their own homes for as long as possible. Some vol­ unteers may qualify for a stipend, a modest monetary allowance. Mileage and expenses are also reimbuised. The next volunteer training is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 25 at 9 3 0 a.m. For more information or to register, phone 407-628-2884, ext. 104. � 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. 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P age 1B ^ iN Q IT fl© First Union Bank in downtown Sanford, as well as all other First Union Banks, will soon be undergoing a name change to Wachovia. First Union Corporation and Wachovia Corporation announced Monday they have signed a definitive agreement for "a merger of equals." Kathy Fern, branch manager of the downtown Sanford facility explained that the "merger of equals" amounts to just that, a merger. " In is isn't a buy-out," ^ t U . .4 . ~ ^ C|13.P1Q© 6X P 6 C T 6 0 1. OUT DO ^ ~ w o r d o n w h e n o r w h a t it w ill b e she explained, "It incans that the two banking coroorations will combine their operations.'' Even with the merger, the bank's names are to be changed to Wachovia. "W e haven't received any official word about anything at this point," Fern said. asset and wealth management, capital markets and securities Brokerage services and products. With total assets of $324 billion, the company wfll be the largest "But as far as changing the name on our facilities, or Issuing new checkbooks — it will probably be quite some time before that happens." The combined company will offer its 19 million combined customers an array of corporate banking, retail banking. Library gets kids hooked on books Deputies New program a im e d at * in fa n ts ^ 1 *. By Art Zielinski Easter Eggstravagaraa The city of Sanford spon­ sored Its annual Easter egg hunt at Lee P. Moore Park. The Easter Bunny arrived at S a.m. Saturday to kick off the festivities. After an egg hunt in four separate age divisions, refreshements were served and participants met the Easter Bunny.- Page 1B Shuttle set to launch Thursday Endeavour wtQ launch April 19,2001, to deljver a new generation o f Canadian space robotics to the International Space Station. The robotic arm Is longer. stronger, more flexible and more capable than even the Space Shuttle's venerable arm. m y Shuttle managers set Endeavour's launch for 2:41 p m . EDT April 19 from the Kennedy Space Center, FL, on an 11-day mission that will continue the assembly that has transformed the orbiting complex during the past eight months into tnr largest and most sophisticat­ ed space laboratory ever built. Endeavour's flight desig­ nated STS-100, is planned to include the most complex and Intricate robotics work ever conducted in space to install the artn, as well as to deliver more research equip­ ment and experiments to the station than any previous mission. Stott Writer SAN FORD — The North Branch Library of Seminole County in Sanford has expand­ ed lb children's programming. In addition to ib a d ler Stories, Preschool Stories and the Confetti Club, a 'B ab y Time"-program is available for children ages birth to 16months. The program Is headed by Children's Librarian, Sandy Oakley. During the months of April and May, the Baby Time program will take place every Thursday starting at 10 a.m. Oakley said each child must be accompanied by a parent or j guardian. -j During the 20-mlnute activi­ ty, Oakley and her assistants Kimberly C orio and Denise N ew W d read Jhe children sto­ ries, sing songs, and entertain the group using a variety hand puppets. Oakley noted that each program averaged around 10 children along with their adult companion. Oakely explained that the day and time of the reading - f‘ { “ - ■ , search for serial flasher By Nick PMfauf StaffWrtter Hsrste p*wto toy Ait ZMInaW Jonathan Franch, 20-months-otcf, from OenkmJ. holds a stuffed bom white listening to stortet told by Sandy Oaktey, tha chSdren's librarian at tha 8anford library. Ja s Cttrin, I j In tha background, was also a participate In ths library program. programs can change from month-to-month. Anyone wanting to participate or ru ing day and time Informatii on of a certain program, should call the library at: 407* 322-2182. A monthly event calendar can be obtained at the library. The North Branch Library is located at 150 North Paimetto Avenue, Sanford. P& Z to discuss site plan for Croom s Academ y By Nick PMfauf school facility (technology for , high school students). The development is planned SA N FO R D —Thursday, April to be constructed in phases. As 19, the Sanford Planning and each phase is constructed, the Zoning Commission will consld- existing buildings will be demolcr a site plan for the redevelopished. Final completion of the ment of Crooms High School. development will Involve Plans Include construction o f demolishing all existing builda new 65,465-square-foot, twolngs except for the gymnasium, story classroom building and located on the northern end of acccsaory improvements to theproperty. accommodate a new magnet The school is located on Staff Writer approximately 15.88 acres, and currently consists of an educational campus of multiple classroom buildings, and related school facilities. In order to begin work, ccrtain rights-of-way will have to be vacated. A request for that has already been made to the Sanford City Commission. Should the Planning and Zoning Board approve the proposed development of Crooms, the plan will bo valid for a period of six months, unless future changes ore made, which means the construction could start durIngSum m er of this year. The commission will also receive the first draft of the dty't Comprehensive Plan Amendment for the year 2001. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. In the commlssion chambers of Sanford City Hall. Over the past few months, the Seminole County Sheriff's Department has received several reports of a male exposing him­ self to female joggers and select­ ed individuals. D ec 28, on Charlotte Street in Altamonte Springs between 3:15 and 3:45 p r o , a black male, described as light skinned, in his 20's wearing a light colored Tshirt and baseball cap, pulled up In a green vehicle alongside a female jogger, and exposed him­ self. April 5 at Lake Avenue and Lake Marion Circle in Altamonte Springs about 10£5 a.m., a black male, about 30 years of age, muscular build with short hale and again operating a green vehicle, stopped a female, and while asking her for directions, exposed himself to h et April 8 on Sabal Palm Drive in Longwood on or about 7 p m ,'a black male, on fo o t in his mid 20's, wearing only a long T-shirt, approached two female joggers on Sabal Palm Drive. The sus­ pect approached the two females from behind and exposed him­ self to them. Investigator Chad Weippert at District 6 Community Service Center sand it is unknown at this time if all of these incidents are related. Anyone with information regarding these or similar inci­ dents, arc urged to contact Weippert at 407-331-8620, the Sheriff's Office at 407-665-6650, or Crime Line at 1-800-423-TIPS. County promotes e-government initiatives C haltaa Mlncay 4lhgrodar at Hamilton Elamantary School The National Association of Counties (NACO) holds National County Government Week each year. This year, it is scheduled to occur April 22-28, and the theme is e-Govcmment. Seminole County is planning several events and would like to invite the public to participate. Tills is an effort to let citizens know what services arc provid­ ed and by whom. Citizens will O o u ilm d . C rouw ord D «o r A b b y ts g o li . . . U c S ly U \ MovW* . . ObrtuotWl Opinion . . M i c a lo g Spool . . . TaUviiion . Wfeothar . Sanford firelighter Robbie Thorton prepares to douse a fire during a training exercise. The vacant housewas located on property owned by St. John Baptist on Cypress Ave. The church wantedthe house removed and allowed the fired department to use It as a training exer- tunityto provi&taRMUHkW hsL directions the county should ’ move in the future. County officials are planning located there. They will also be available to answer questions on their own County web site scavenger hunt. Follow the clues to the answer and win a prize. On April 23, the county is sponsoring a Volunteer Appreciation Reception to honor the county's volunteers. A "M eet the Web Developers" opportunity is scheduled to take place in the Board of County Commission Chambers, County Scrviccs Building, 1101 E. First' Street in Sanford from 9 JO a.m. �T*agC 2A T h e Seminole Herald Wednesday. April III. 2001 NCE AROUND O UR CO U N TY bre I get my permit ^Here’s hoping the -snowball melts O ut & A bout TH U R ||i| A special event will be held this Thursday, April 19, at 1 p.m. at Hopper Academy, 1101 Pine Avenue In Sanford. It will be the dedication of the newest historical marker In Seminole County, The Georgetown Marker. The general public is Invit­ ed to attend the ceremony, sponsored by the Seminole County Historical Commission. 1 a> History evolves. Things arc going on these i vT days Which will probably be in the U S. history < i.V b o ok i for* Our grandchildren, and we should be , Vj aware pf them. The past has evoked the present, j ■ to be examined In the future. It all started on April 19,1993. After a 51-day • standoff between Branch Davidlans and law ■S .' - enforcement ageincks In Waco, Texas, agents 3 began battering the compound with armored >Lvehicles. When Qte smoke had cleared, nine peo-»l b le escaped, but the 86 that perished included V ; f a l ? Children and thecu lt's leader, David Koresh. tfj 7 Time passes. Exactly two y ears to the date, ti ''("A p ril 19,1995,‘Timothy McVeigh, along with ’M •- Terry Nicholls, exploded a truck bomb outside - jth e Alfred P. Murrab Federal building in Oklahoma City. McVeigh was upset over the ' y ich Dividian episode and wanted revenge. 1 .................................* * A s t h e r e s u lt o f t h e b o m b - - ■ ■ L .ln g , the north face of the W nine story building was ' tom off leaving a 20-foot wide crater and debris that ;a 3 piled two stories high. A total of 168 people were killed, 19 of them K l ' were children at a day-care b. center in the buildings. ;i Initial cost of damage h .^building was set at $50( I Mir j . 5F B ?®8pBrBH U lon, but the building |t ’c k was eventually destroyed Pfelfauf “« Haretd photo by Tommy Vlneenl hind the wheal of a Daytona USA race car. despite the fact ha can barely see over the V the pedals, Jacob was one of many kids who attended the Children First Health and oar, an old Bud Moore Ford ThunderUrd, waa one of many exhibits at the fair. ESm CJ r * Vclghdld, J • • horrible thing will probably •v never be fully know n.:Since that time, other I •a investigations h a w p 01ilnted the finger of guilt el nries and officials, but U-1other government agencies , : 2 ‘ that is the basic premise of the McVeigh story. ^ Now, on May, IfeM cVoigh is to be executed « : lc ^ fo rh is crime. W hittier we Tike it or not, the exe«i cution is to be televised live over digital telei.? f phone lines, to b e Viewed by those survivors " g >fe,‘ and family member* who wish to sec his finish. < V T h ey w ilIb e g a tb erin g ln O k la h o m a Q ty .lt -J should be noted the execution WILL NOT be i 5 carried on cable o r d k h where it can be viewed 1 v ^ by the storage citiscn, and Federal law will prof! •T ; ■mbit anyvideo taping of the death. Officials howevtr, arc worried that, while McVeigh was ree^ondlng to the Branch Dividiai situation, others may attempt to respond to the e x ^ h ^ M f W l dr. Security around the ptiaop H wM , Irwl, la to be extremely / fight! EvwmMjBfcas of thAmedla planning to t'M enfl fee limifed in lyrmbcrs, fnd giver *> insure they are not other Terrorists who may be planning on creating another disaster. There is a report that death . threats’ have befeV made against some of those individuals who u s involved in the execution i o n ew ay o ran o ttfet ■Regarding other, tragedies, this Friday, April 2 0 th w ill mark tjfe second anniversary of a School in Uttli Harris and Dyl * ‘''.'Kkfcold.killed lX bm er students, one teacher, .$ £ * th a i themselves. •. These1inddentti W h e n put together, have already caused too many deaths. Let us hope ' , B u t the execution Will tic allowed to take place * * without any further retribution. Even a snowba ‘will eventually melt and stop rolling. Let us ' hopfc tHtf exacutlottfef McVeigh will bringthis related scries o f tragedies It to an end. Shots find . r hows for Astronomy Day will be setting up their spedal solarfiltered telescopes outside for memI V bets of the public to get a view of the kyrasome level of sunspot activity '■V jg is j currently marks the face of tne ’ Sun. .Flares and Coronal Mass Ejections associated with these sunspots have caused the Intensely b ea utiful M i Auroras, and the equally S *' brtanwtly frustrating satcl- Ronald M. Ik charged with »shooting firearm Seminole County Sheriff’s deputies arrested three youths Monday, in response to a call regarding ajpaity pn Mourning D ow C trd f, inL a^ e Mary. Three 18-year-otd youngster s were placed under anesfw hen offi­ cers reported finding them in possession of beet. Michael S. Ramon Ail of Winter Spi edly found a] entrance r a a Sheriff's dept Aquino repd he had run u| the time he ll d e, he was di sleep n earby 1989 Plymoul revealed it h i stolen in Safll arrested o n v theft of a m q later found N on an outsbn County w ain =■"* ■ ■r life glitches, that have . , '.made the news so much TK & Sm I 'recahtly. This is the chance ‘ ^ t t tt ^ C e n tr e l Florida Public ; lb view this phenomena for theat­ re. selves. ri . Following Sunset, we'll him our i q telescopes towards the rugged face of ^ Earth's Moon; the unbelievable beau. hr of Saturn and Its rings; the mighty • - Jupiter with its Great Red Spot that f.v may be visible, as well as its Galilean vOMOons: Io, Europa, Ganymede, and ■ .« Callltto; and perhaps some more sub‘ . tie treasures of deep space such as stellar nurseries or stellar death. . ^ D ie media and public will also to to y e a chance to leam of upcoming events such as the free Mars h TUescope Watches planned for fids Chapman, John Case) and Ryan I Springs La were each < slon of a la under the < W riter Springs police are investigating g u n n o ts heard Sunday at a residence on - - " “ reet. Officers r m r garage Rinds was wall. Otw ssidence. A itic handgun Summer by the SCC Planetarium and the Central Florida Astronomical Society to held at both the SCC Planetarium and the University of Central Florida Robinson Observatory. This Summer will mark the closest approach of Mars to the Earth in over fifteen years, and offer the Central Florida public a doae-up view of the target or NASA's latest intrepid robotic space explorer, Mars Odyssey, recently launched from Further details will follow in future press releases, or you may contact SCC Planetarium Assistant Director, Laurent Pellerin, at 407-328-2409 for information regarding media cover­ age of Astronomy Day 2001 events. The SCC Planetarium is located on the Main Campus of Seminole Community College in Sanford just offofU S17-92. propelled knife, operating a motor vehicle without a drivers license, no insurance, and leav­ ing the scene of a crash with property damage over $3/100. TVaffic stops Leroy Grainger Jr., 53, Wynnewood Drive, Sanford, was stopped by deputies Saturday at Airport Boulevard and Country Club Road. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. r,6 1 , o f W tst 13th was arrested by Ltn after receiving a had been Involved in a I’lnnclariuin'n Premier of its g W currently-in-production t.' show, "Lunacy," scheduled tor the Grand Re-Opening of the SCC Planetarium on September 1,2001, after the first phase of extensive renovations this Summer thanks to the generosity of the Buehler Trust Foundation. Lee Nicole Brunsman, 20, Oberlan Terrace, Lake Mary, wa stopped by Lake Mary police or Country Club Road Monday. She was charged with driving with a suspended license. Alfredo Miguel Aguilar, 26, South Park Avenue, Sanford, was stopped on Highway 17-92 at Airport Blvd. by Sanford f fJlTOI 40LE HERALD with driving under the influ­ ence. Marshall Howard Dickerson, 26, Cattail Court, Longwood, was stopped by Florida Highway Patrol troopers Sunday on SR-434 at Markham Woods Road. He was charged with driving under the influ­ ence. Kenny Antwan Shaw, 18, Edward Higgins Terrace, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Monday at Plumosa and Valencia Avenues in Sanford. Officers said he attempted to give them a false name. He waa arrested on charges of resisting an officer without violence and giving a false identity to a law enforce­ ment officer. He was also found to be wanted on an active Seminole County warrant for battery. For the 25th year, the Altamonte Springs Fire Department will be hosting a waterway cleanup o f the Wckiva River, Friday, April 20. Over 150 Central Florida firefighters and members of the public will take part in the event from 9 a.m. until 3 p«iu< For additional information on the event, phone Alan S. Harris at the Altamonte Springs Fire Department, 407- Friends o f Mayfair w ill hold a picnic Siaturday, April 21, from 4 until 7 p.m. at Summerlin North of 2nd Street. Donations are $2 each or $5 per family. Activities will Include volleyball tennis, face painting, live music and entertainment. Guests are asked to bring a pot luck dish to share, along with a bever­ age, chairs, blankets, and a trash bag. Soft drinks paper plates and utensils as well as Boft drinks will be supplied by the organizers. The event is for the residents of the Mayfair subdivision only. The City of Sanford, Seminole County Public School and Seminole County 1 Cooperative Extension Service will present Spring ' Fest and Earth Day 2001, Saturday, April 21, from 10 a m . until 5 p.m. at the Student Museum and Tbuhy Park in Sanford. Arts, crafts,, displays, demonstrations, food, and spedal guest appearances as well as entertainment will be supplied. Full details in the Seminole Herald insert, Sunday, April 15. The Bahia Shrine Temple, 2300 Pembrook Drive, Maitland, will turn into "TUxedo Junction" Saturday, April 21, for the Seminole County Police Athletic League second annual Policeman's Ball. The event will feature din­ ner, dancing, entertainment and a silent auction. Business sponsors will be honored. Tickets are $25 per person and are available from Sgt. John Zch, at 407-665-6763. Doors open for the black tie optional event at 6 p.m. The next in the series of Bluegraas Pick-Ins will be Saturday, April 21, at the community building, W. Church Avenue and WUma Street in downtown Longwood. Bring a lawn chair, or bring your strings and Join in the fun. The event is open to the public and free of cnaige. The event is held on the third Saturday of each month, sponsored by the City of Longwood. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must have name, address and phone number to be published. Managing Editor Dam Dwtncn NKfcPM aul O w n Smith Tommy Vrear* AUZM nalu W*• a reidnseOay, April 18,2001 • Vol. 93, No. 87 ) PubSaftsd every Wednesday end Saturday try RepubSo Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave , Sanford. 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The new "Waterwlsc Florida Landscapes" guide is free booklet designed to teach Floridians the concept and var­ GUY BRYON HAMMOND Guy Bryon Hammond, 51, Belle Meade Court, Casselberry, died Saturday, April 14,2001. Bom in Horseheads, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida in 1980. He was a Certified Public Accountant and a member of Lord of Life Church of God. Survivors include mother, Marilyn Lawrence, Elmira, N.Y.; wife, Denise, Casselberry; sons, Michael and Marc, both of Casselberry, John, Kansas City, Mo.; sister, Eileen I’aino, Philadelphia, Penn. Charitable contributions in his name may be made to Lighthouse Christian Fellowship, C/O Paster Ramirez, 747 Baywood Circle, Sanford, FL 32772. Wood lawn Carey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood, In charge of arrangements. BARBARA R. KRUSE Barbara R. Kruse, 61, Coral Way, Winter Springs, died Saturday, March 14,2001 at her 1 v iS fiJ 1 H 1k 11 iT --------- 1,, ^ Jt ft . .. J • We love & Miss You. Your Family & Friends ; MELVIN E. LYONS Melvin E. Lyons, 80, S. Bumby Avenue, Orlando, died Friday, April 13,200], Bom In Pittsburgh, Penn., he moved to Central Florida in 1955. He was a salesman and a Protestant. He belonged to International Order of Forestry (IOF), American Association of Retired Persons, Commanders Club in the Disabled American Veterans, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a veteran of the U S. Army. Survivors include wife, Esther; daughter Lori Larsen, Orlando; sisters, Shirley Hopkins, El verson, Penn., Sarah Blystone, N. Huntington, Penn., Myra ALYNE VERA MAY Alyne Vera May, 87, Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday, April 14,2001, Bom Nov. 15,1913 In Dayton, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1956. She was a secretary at Wright Air Force Base in Dayton, and a member of St. John's Lutheran Church. Survivors include husband, Ernest M. May, Sanford. Baldwin-Fairchild Oviedo Chapel, Oviedo, in charge of arrangements. HARRY G. REID, M.D. Harry G. Reid, M.D., 79, West Green tree Lane, Lake Mary, died Friday, April 13,2001. Bom in Louisville, Ky., he moved to Central Florida from Miami in 1995. He was a physidan/surgeon, and a Baptist. He was a life member of American Medical Association, Florida Medical Association, Dade County Medical Association, Florida Urological Association, and World War II Right Surgeon for the 8th Air Force. Survivors include wife, Virginia, Lake Mary; daughter, Linda Church, Fort Lauderdale; son, Harry G. Ill, Lake Mary; daughters, Kathleen Richardson, Ocala, Carolyn Sloate, Durham, N.C.; sister, Doris Hancock, Louisville, Ken.; seven grandchil­ dren; one great-grandchild. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. MARIE CONSTANCE OLIVER SMITH Marie Constance Oliver Smith, 89, Glens tone Health Care, Boone, N.C., died Friday, April 13,2001 at her residence. Bom Dec. 27,1911 in Crystal River, she lived in Sanford for 60 years before moving to Boone nine years ago. She was a member of Congregational Church of Sanford, Eastern Star in Williamson, N.Y. Survivors include daughter, Martha C. Beasley; granddaugh­ ter, Lori South, Boone. Graveside services were held Monday at Mount Lawn Memorial Park and Gardens in Boone. Austin it Barnes Funeral Home, Boone, in charge of arrangements. F u n rkl u rv tc * for Mr. Jm m Lm Kendrick, Sr., (Ur. U n i), M . 2350 SIp h Avtnua. wH b* h*U on Seturdiy. April 21, 2001 * 1100 Am. tt St. Uantww U . B Cremation Transport Out Of State F u n e r a l P l a n . ......... , 327-150,Q„ " P r o v id e s great eimnAj i n t Wain M>m i . B*ntenT. ttorkj.. lc « w a te r ■ ^ M ik W w d riU U tton fe r,b m % , and., htends wi» b« Fridiy. A prl 20 Ifom 400 pm until 8.00 pm ai W lbon-Elchtlbargar Mortuary, Inc. 1110 Pina Avanua. Sanford, 1 year. 49708 SOLAR SALT HoridA B rls s o n F u n e ra l H o m e L o y a l to th o s e w e s e rve and D ed icated to.. Providing the opportunity to pre-plan Providing p erson alized serv ice Providing a p rofession al an d carin g s ta ff Providing fa ir an d com petitive pricin g jrisson Funeral Home, the oldest established funeral home in Seminole County, has always been committed to sewing the community. Brlsson Funeral Home 905 Laurel Avenue •Sanford (407) 322-2131_______ Weschitz, Santa Fc, N.M.; brother, Lawrence, Pittsburgh. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, In charge of arrangements. Kendrick, Sr. GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES vim residence. Bom June 3,1939 in New York City, she moved to Central Florida seven years ago. She was a retired teacher and a member of Wckiva Assembly of God. Survivors include husband J.=hon H., Winter Springs; daughter, Deborah J. Lnmmcrt, Winter Springs; brother, Robert Sager, Port St. Lucie; sisters, Carol VanVlack, Poughqung, N.Y., Susan Nash, Stuart; three grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in cliargo of arrangements. Hardware S tores Family Owned & Serving Central Florida For 10 Year* B u r ia l 2001 Pape 3A Obituaries ious applications of Xeriscape landscaping, a technique that promotes water conservation by incorporating drought-resis­ tant vegetation into landscap­ ing designs. The guide lists 506 plants able to survive nature's extremes, examines the effects of light, water and soil condi­ tions, and includes a glossary of water conservation and landscape terms for the land­ scaping novice. Copies of the guide are avail­ able at the state's water man­ agement district offices, or by calling 800-RALLY-22 to request a copy be sent to your home. An electronic version of the guide is available on the St. Johns District's Web site at http://sJrjtatc.fLus. 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Worldwide Group Legal Sen/fpea LAW STAR, W W U .k i r O ruup *"***• . u g r u n l » * h ihe • « * » tn minJ p u n lu m l at tlic ici M i u i N<> e Jn iiw e i tim e r « iSSipaupn Affilmrd plan amanaya Intj u IW t h » only V fH i Ecttnl •At ths lln e n l S um jM X HARDWARMj & CE HARDWARE aI C E h a r d w a r m ACCh a r d w m h x A C C h a r d w a r e �4A TIIF. SEMINOLE HERALD Wednesday, April 18, 2001 Opinion Our View a d o p t io n / is m e a ^ s u j e r T h e B lam e G am e Mayor Brady Lessard and Commissioner Art Woodruff didn't play it. The City and the Housing Authorityare better off. Barely a week into its new lineup, the Sanford City Commission faced a difficult task — What to do about the Housing Authority Board? An intense investigation by the Department of Housing and Urban Development had uncovered a rat's nest of problems, many owing directly to the board's failure to provide proper oversight. Some In the community wondered how the city's new mayor, Brady Lessard, and new commissioner, Art WiWdroff, would per­ form In their duties, and this first crisis provided the answer. W hile others disagree, we believe the two men set the right tone and direction for the d ty to find a solution to this quagmire. With the commission set to hear evidence about why the hous­ ing board should be removed, Lessard presented one last option to removal — let the board serve until April 30 with substantially reduced powers; appoint, with HUD'S blessing, a private compa­ ny to run the housing agency until an exhaustive search for a qualified permanent director Is completed; and instruct that com­ pany to immediately begin fixing the agency's physical struc­ tures. It wasn't a popular proposal because many o f those gathered at the hearing, particularly the media, cam e to see the blcod of revenge spill onto the floor. "If it bleeds, it leads," and nothing leads better than a d ty commission airing its dirty laundry before the television cameras. No doubt this is a newsworthy story, and there's plenty o f suspects to finger in the blame game: from SHA director Timothy Hudson, the board, and commission liaison Velma Williams to d ty offldals, the City Commission, and HUD. Problem is, assigning blame, at least for the moment, does nothing to correct the conditions that led to the finger-pointing in the first place. What is needed, as Woodruff so eloquently put it, is adion. Action to get rid o f rats, fix stoves and repair doors. Blame can be assigned later. The FBI raid last Friday will make sure of that. It's too early to hand out kudos. There's too much that remains to be done. So far, residents are raving about the speediness in which things are being repaired, but in a way, this is the easy part. Fixing doors and windows can b e accomplished rather quickly w ith manpower and organization. Repairing trust, rebuilding relationships and removing the "troubled agency" label from the Sanford Housing Authority will take months, If not years. That said, a tip of the hat goes to Lessard and Woodruff for tak­ ing the heat and making a decision based on their convictions, not the pressure oi outside forces. At 30, Lessard is the city's youngest and .ptfmy thought he would be .the puppet.of take anothet lo o k n o t just a tw h a t Lessard atxompllshed. but how he d id itr D ale's take- the-bull-by- the-hom s approach may have been just os successful, but the collateral damage would have resulted in bull-in-the-china-shop casualties. City Manager Tbny VanDerworp deserves a pat on the back for dotting the "i's " and crossing the " t's " to make sure the interim transition was relatively smooth. Ditto for Deputy City Manager Roger Dixon. The City Commission as a whole deserves a nod, as well. Though the vote was split with commissioners Randy Jones and Whltey Eckstein dissenting, and Commissioner Velma Williams surprisingly low-key in her support of the agreement, commis­ sioners were cordial, even jovial with each other after the meet­ ing. In recent years that's been a characteristic of the Sanford City Commission. They're able to put the votes behind them and move on for the good of the dty. We suspect there's some scrapes and bruises to be healed, but that too shall pass. This is by no means the final chapter of this story. Many contro­ versies will arise. The d ty must ensure a responsible board is appointed and demand HUD provide proper training in proce­ dures, polides and oversight. The dty, HUD and the new board must also make the right decision in selecting a new director; It's not exactly a plumb Job given the "troubled agency" status. These are tough decisions, but given the leadership shown by the d ty commission and d ty staff, w e expect they'll make the right ones. t v ’s W orld y o o SURE V O U U /A n TT T D 6 B j n »G U P A B o R T T d /U IN I TH E K ID D l £ OF THE c u r CONTROVERSY ? tay A /Q r M EAN -T H E A N S u j E R To TU E A R 4 U A A E N T T H A T 7JJE E S T A T E 7 * X C O T BENEFITS ■I O N LY TH E w e a l t h y . G ET VouRSfiLF ADOPTED ^ £>Y A R»«M F A M iu V . A , Oa d d v Your View Remembering Mac To the editor: Tomorrow it will be one year since I lost a very good friend. As I look back I regret 1 did not let him know how much I admired his devotion to his church, wife, children, grand­ children, and the City of Sanford. He knew what made Sanford "tick". I wonder how many Sanford children are rid­ ing bikes because o f this man. When he ushered in church or walked to the altar to receive Holy Communion, he always stood straight and tall as an arrow. I could always reach him when I needed advise, or infor­ mation. 1 didn't have to listen to recordings - he was always accessible. My friend was a very strong person and yet even he surrendered to the pain that racked his body and chose to end his life. Let us hope the city will remember Ashby "M ac" McClanahan with a memorial in recognition of his unceasing efforts to improve the city and the lives of its residents. 1 miss you, Mac. Ruth Ann Stamm Sanford Davis on SHA To the editon First let me comment of a recent editorial referring to Sanford Mayor Brady Lessord as "slick." We In the Historical District refer to him as “Shady Brady." The Housing Authority vio­ lated the Sunshine Law, and I believe that "Shady Brady" was an accessory to that violation when he negotiated with the Housing Authority on their res­ ignations the night before the City Commission hearing. What you three members — "Shady Brady," Velma Williams, and Art Woodruff — did is a disgrace to the d ty and the black community. Regarding Tony VanDerworp withholding information from the Sanford City Commission. I am sure that this has happened in the past. The City Commission should remove him from office immediately. That kind of action can not be tolerated. Tony, quit being a know-it-all, and let the City Commission work with you. You might have a better rapport. BUI Davit Sanford Why are we afraid to call it censorship? Remember when censorship was about ban­ ning a book or an Idea? Today, the First Amendment covers even leery Flyin'e uncov­ ered magazine. Although the Founders specifically prohibit­ ed Congress from making any law that would limit press freedom, court decisions have expanded that right to include virtually any kind of expression - except one. H ie etymological evolution of the word sodomy to homosexuality to the simple term "gay" has brought with it the very intolerance pie Jeric?c when ^U*s directed at them. Cay rights groups seek to intimidate anyone who voices opposition to their beliefs and agenda. If occasionally a person, such as current radio and soon-to-be former TV talk show host Dr. Laura Schlessinger, expresses her religious views and is Cal willing to have her opin­ ions discussed and debated, she is censored • ■ • • • • • with a fervor our book burning ancestors would have admired. Last week. Paramount Television announced that it was canceling Schlessinger's syndicated TV program due to poor ratings and lack of sponsors. Schlessinger charges gay groups, specifically the Cay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), with dishonesty and censorship. She tells me that GLAAD asked Paramount management to allow an opposing point of view should the subject of homosexuality ever be discussed on her TV show. That was a reasonable request and Thomas Paramount and Schlessinger agreed. On 130 considered a type of filtration system, keeping ■» people who want to see her on TV fnjm doing j! _______ ______ L ___ „ .)* j based assault (www.stopdrlaura.com), Because Schlessinger had said on her radio show that homosexual (ital) behavior fend ital) was deviant (a position the medical communi­ ty held before they were similarly intimidated into political correctness), she had to be made an example. Schlessinger subsequently apolo­ gized for any hurt she might have caused but that wasn't enough for GLAAD. Sponsors canceled. The TV show was moved to the wee hours of the morning in all major markets, which Insured low ratings. Schlessinger tells me, “(GLAAD) tried to destroy my career. Gays pay tip service to diversity but what they mean is they get to and no one who disagrees with them ould have the same opportunity." Why docs she think she was a target and the p y rights groups mostly ignore rap upstarts like Eminem, who spew hateful anti-gay lyrics? "Because I favor the Defense of Marriage Act (which gives states the right to restrict stale-sanctioned weddings to male/female couples) and Eminem doesn't speak about it," Sdilessingcr says. Where arc tire groups that have supported free expression in broadcasting and the arts against all sorts of challenges? On television, the gay lifestyle is celebrated and gay charac­ ters abound. When some groups protest explicitly sexual content on TV, they are told to turn it off, or drange the channel. Why wasn't the same said to people who don't like Dr. Laura Schlessinger? Four years ago, GLAAD protested Internet filtering soft­ ware that prevented homosexuals from access­ ing material of specific interest to them. Why shouldn't their action against Schlessinger be • Uve" Monday, April 2, Schle * show ,., i .i add man' Issues. "(GLAAD) were trying to | l me, as though my whole were surrounded by what their whole life is surrounded with. (Ejadn (E)ach show I would say we had about 10 different subjects; multiply that o u t There are a lot of issues to talk about that impact families." Gay righto groups are experienced intimidators. They've tried censoring me. They fever­ ishly oppose discussion about people who have come out of same-sex relationships and slander those who manage to get through their jamming system, saying people who abandon homosexuality w eren r really" homosexual in the first place. They also deny the testimony of people who claim to have been "cured" of Homosexuality by producing someone who once claimed to be "cured" but now says he was really a self-hating gay. Yet many peopl who have been converted to heterosexualif remain so. They arc rarely heard from because most broadcasters are afraid to air their stories. Add to that the effective infiltration of the media, academia, religion and psychiatry by gay rights activists and their sympathizers and ou see how this issue has been turned around l a single generation. Schlessinger says she's happy It highly rated (up 15 percent, sne show and will continue to write books. But those of us who care about real diversity ought to lament the loss of this countercultural voice in the vast wasteland of television where, Increasingly, everyone says and believes tire same thing and God help those who don't. E O 2001 THbun* Media Service*. Inc From A to Z Art Zielinski asks people what they think “I TOLP 0£sr TtfAe Christmas and E aster are two very important religious holi­ day's. They also are a time when children look fo r ­ ward to a visit from Santa or the E aster Bunny. Since w e Ju st cele­ brated E aster this p ast w eekend, w e a sk ed several children. “What did the Easter Bunny bring you this year?" I got a lot ol candy with a big chocolate bunny in on Easier basket I also got a race car and dollar bUla inside eggs. Tyler Lawrence, age 8, Deltona Sunglasses and a new Easter shirt. I also got a lot ol candy (Poz candy and Snickers) in a basket. But my favorite thing was the sunglasses David Harritoni age 7j Osteen i got a now dress, hat, shoes and a purse. I got money and two movies (The Prince ol Egypt and Joseph, King of Dreams). But the best thing was get­ ting lipstick. Erin Qlbson. age Osteen My favorite thing was a now Easter dross and sandals. I also got some money and a basket lull ol candy. The worst thing I got was a sprained ankle. Amber Harrison, age 11, Osteen got an outfit lor Easter with now shoes. A big choco­ late bunny with a lot ol candy. Some money, film lor my camera, and a movie. I Ilka the money most ot all. Samantha Qlbson. age 9, Osleen �T he S eminole H erald Wednesday. April 1H. 2001 Page 3A L ifeStyle M istleto es: Plant parasites Mistletoes arc parasitic plants that feed mostly from trees tak­ ing water, mineral nutrients, and probably some organic com­ pounds from their water con­ ducting vessels. The hue mistle­ toes are only partially parasitic since they contain chlorophyll and through photosynthesis they can produce their own organic compounds. The type of mistle­ toe found in Florida is the east­ ern mistletoe that occurs In ................................... about 110 host species in 50 genera of trees. Many hard­ wood trees are infected by this plant, para­ site but oak, hickory and pecan a| are most frequently frequently than under forest con­ ditions. Signs of infection by parasitic plants are more notice­ able during the winter months, when the deciduous trees shed their leaves and the dark green mistletoes can be easily seen on the trees. Multiple infections can be promoted by constant bird feeding on mistletoe seeds, pro­ ducing loss of vigor, die-back and often death of the trees. Symptoms of mistletoe Infec­ tions include atrophy and dieback of branch ends beyond the point of infection of the parasite. Calls or swellings of the twigs may occur at the site of the infec­ tion. The parasitic association may last many years but they usually survive only a few years before being broken off or killed by freezing. When a mistletoe stem dies, new shoots may develop from the parasite tissues inside the host. TbxJdty: All the plant parts contain toxic substances mat Inhibit protein synthesis in the intestines of humans. Eating a small quantity of berries from this plant will produce abdomi­ nal pains and diarrhea. By eat­ ing large quantities of berries or drinking tea made from the leaves of this plant, a severe Irri­ tation of the intestines will occur, followed by vomiting, diarrhea and cramps. It may also lower the heart rate under certain con­ ditions. Mistletoe toxidty is rarely fatal, but commercial florists sometimes use artificial plastic berries to decorate mistle­ toes to avoid problems. Control: Mistletoe infections can be controlled by pruning infected branches. Branches must be cut 1 to 2 feet back of the visible infection area. Cutting only the aerial portions of the plant can Induce the development of many shoots in other parts of the tree. « Herbicide treatments while the host is dormant have been tried In some Northerner areas, but " there arc no recommendations r on the use of chemicals to con­ trol mistletoe Infections on trees. Ferrer . ^ted. This mistle- * * * * * * * toe is the species most often used for Christmas ornament The plant: The eastern mistletoe have smooth-edged, Icatherygreen, paired opposite leaves. Tne stems are round and jointed. The stems and leaves sometimes have a yellowishgreen or golden cast. The small flowers appear from October to late November and Into January in Florida. Male and female flowers occur in different plants. The flowers are pollinated by insects and the fruits develop about one year after pollination. The fruits arc rounded, whitish or pinkish. The seeds are spread by birds which cat the hulls and digest the pulp, but the seeds retain the sticky covering that help them to remain attached to the stems of the trees. Seeds germinate in bright light but arc Inhibited by dark­ ness. Once the seed germinates it can penetrate the host plant and produce a feeding organ that grows into the bark to lire water conducting tissues Worn where it takes waterttrid nutri**1' ents. The mistletoe seedling can only penetrate thin bark of twigs or small branches. Mistletoes grow well in full sunlight, espe­ cially when growing high in the crowns of large trees. Damage: Mistletoes are not considered a serious forest prob­ lem In Florida but the plant Is reported to kill water oaks and sugarberries in Texas and water oaks in Mississippi. TVees grow­ ing in the open are infected more Youth present Easter mess By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent S t John Metropolitan Baptist Church Youth Department, pre­ sented the play "The Redeemer Alive “ Job 19:23-29 was the scriptural background for the Easter morning message in scripture and song. Trie story of the birth of Christ was told by his mother, Mary, from baby to manhood where he was chosen to die for the sins of man. Job trusted the Redeemer and believed In him. The words are now written! Oh, that they were printed in a book. They were graven with an iron pen and lead in the rock for ever. For I know that my Redeemer Uveth and that He sm ll stand at the latter day upon the earth. The story continues of the life and the crucifixion of Jesus, and the Resurrection. A cast of characters were; Mary, the mother of Jesus who spoke of his life from birth to the cross, portrayed by Coppelia Williams. Jesus was Nolan Scott; the Roman soldiers were Robert Cauthen, Timothy Minccy, Joshua Word, Mark Gibson, Jr., Douglas Richardson; Boy Jesus was played by Willie Ben Williams; the Rabbis were Jonathan Brown, Terrel Johnson. Crying and calling for Jesus were the women of the town, portrayed by Alexia Cauthen, Audrey Cauthen, Diamond Hasch, Berenedette James, Jessica James, Robin Barnett, Crystal Killingsworth and Cynthia James. Matthew 2 4,25 presents the picture of the coming of the Son of Man and the parable of the ten virgins. The bride, portrayed by Jeteesa James and Groom, Timothy Minccy. The scene was the Holy City, a New Jerusalem, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband Rev. 21; excerpts for that verse. The wedding party with entertainer* were j iAi* L '* •■il f.-, L 1JiIt. I i JLjti *j l, ,, ■*, >1 .. _ ManM photo by Uarvi H n U iu The Youth Department at St. John Metropolitan Baptist Church presented "The Redoomer Alive* during Sunday’s Easter service. Andrea Hayes, Ananias Franklin, Dyanl McCoy, Jackie Brown, Katrina Warren, Cheisca Minccy, Brittany Gibson, Courtney Killingsworth and Shankccna Lemon. The angels appeared saying, "Don't be afraid". Angels were (Michael), Soyinl Cherry, (Gabriel) Bridged. Baby angels who's names were written there-on were Chelsea Barnett, Cheisca Gibson, Cameron Boyd, Jamine Thomas, Robert Bamett, Courtney Bamctr, Tyler’* Cauthen, Ha Johnson and Janay Thomas. Satan was May Boston, Demons were Audrey Cauthen and Nadia Washington. Musical selections were ren­ dered throughout tire play "At the Cross", "Only Believe", were flute and piano selections by Omar Cherry "W ine and R n m ," "t know U\»t my / »rn r i l l t . . . I- 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 323*8787 Free In sp e ctio n / N o o b liga tio n $30.00 Off Initial service ___ withthl««d___ “Offices Coast to Coast" sines 1954 ' ' . - 1 ■ iw lu trtV fU il m t m il, . ■ Redeemer Livcth, Sonia Thomas "Where you there when they crucified my Lord, where you there when they nailed him to the tree, pierced him in the side, the sun refused to shine and they laid him in the tomb. Oh He is no longer there, he as risen from the grave. Stage decorations were designed by guests. Costumes were made by Mrs, Louis Cauthen Sr., Mrs. Linda Gaines and Mrs. Ealeancr James. Special thanks to Pastor Robert Doctor, the Daughters of Youth, Andra Hay*, Mrs. Jones, Kay Boston and parents. This pro­ duction can be presented at another date. Once again Sanford native Minister Vernon L "Papa" Jones resented a gospel song play riday evening (Good Friday) at the New Life Church Ministries where he is artistic and music director, and the Rev. Victor E. Gooden is Founding Pastor, Holiy Hill, Florida. The play, "I find no Fault" was presented with the pastor and church, also featuring the Sanford Community Workshop f See M a rva , Page 7 A CAR ACCIDENT RECENTLY? r a v m ta s e c r e t s you rveod to k now b at o re y o u se ttle your c a s e or a p e a k to a n y o n e . B e fo r e tla to o la te , g e t a co p y ol th is tr e e report a lo n g with th e vid eo wtrlch te v e a U your rig h t* u err itu U ac& d itat victim c a n Toll Tra* \-600-»02-92sa. 2 4 hr, RocorOccUffessaga ........ -----------------1 - j “ ■ -I --T. . - -. 'I S JS E n tertain m en t P resen ts LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS WITH K. SHANE WAGES AS AUDREY T he Orlando Coll Blitz will e a *e your fears. Eleven Coll In Central Florida will ea ch o iler a (unbilled FREE lor beginners o l all ages. Each 90-mlnutc tou r o l th e clubhou se, explanation o l a goll lesson, and much more. STOP THEREI 'ottered a special package th at Includes a series ns and play to elim inate th e Intimidation lacore Information go to www.getllnkedplaygolf.com i www.lgcoa.org. To register call Stephanie at (407)3305895 o r co n tact th e goll co u rse at th e num ber listed below. Tlm a c u a n _____ __ gapSfoopm 4® 6pm (407mt-0010 T w in R ive ra (4 0 7 1 M * "I2 H M e tro W e st (4071299-1099 4 :3 0 -6 p m 4 :3 $ pm ita m sU o n a l a c . (4 0 7 J M M 1 0 S 8 -7 $ pm ■ — * ------ « - TODD M. ESKIN AS SEYMOUR 2921 Orlando Drive. (17-92) 4 0 7 -524-2906 A pril 2 0 , 2 1 , 2 7 , 2 8 , M ay 4 , 5 -------- — wiiiWBs opfinm 5 -7 ? 3 p m F a lc o n ‘i (4 0712M 4^0? SabalPc 07) M9-< M ayS : 3 0-6:00 Show times are 8 pm Friday and Saturday with 2:30 pm Saturday matinee. ORUNDO SOU BUn - PUTTING PUNMCE INTOSOU JAMISON GotfGroup ® MerunlesBenl *'Special $5.00 tickets for opening night, 20 to any Sanford resident and to all Central Florida Students with ID. 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Cfnwal Lake Howell IFavorite Cinema I American Heart M A s s o c ia t io n * ^ ^ Fighting H a-1 Di m 1171 Sim oran Blvd., Catsalbarry (407) 579-7365 FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY Josle & The Pussycats (PQ13| 1:00 3:15(5:15) 7:30 9:40 Pokemon 3 to) 1:20 3:20 (5:20) 7:20 9 2 0 Blow (n ) 1:15(4:15) 7:15 9:45 Along Came A Spider (R) 1:10 3:20 (5:30) 7:40 9:50 Spy Kida (PQ) 1:00 3:00 (5:00) 7:00 9:20 Someone Like You (PQ13) 1:10 3:10(5.20) 7:20 9:20 Heartbreakers (PQ13) 1:15 (4:00) 7:10 9:40 Exit Wound* (R) 1:30 3:30 (5:30) 7:30 9:30 S H 0 W TIU E 8 IN PAR ENTH ESES ARE TW ILIG H T D ISC O UN T SHOW S $3.00 PER PERSON EVERY DAY SHOW S BETW EEN 4 PM A 5 PM im end atm** Can You Racognla* tho Slgna af Stroke? • Sodden numbness or weakness ofttieface, arm or leg. especially on on. aide ol Iho body • Sudden confusion, trouble speaking or understanding • Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes • Sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance or coordination • Sodden, severe heedacbe with no known cause 1 L e a rn fh e s ig n s and call 9-1*1 It thay occur! �T iif. Seminole Herald Wednesday, April 10. 2001 Page 7A. W anna L lam a Club wins ribbons a t State Fair" Grandmothers’ Club celebrates Easter The Seminole County 4-H "Wanna* Llama Club" attended the Florida Slate Fair on the weekend of January 17. The stu­ dents in the club participated in activities such as guiding their llamas through obstacle courses, public relations, showing off their llama's looks in halter and showing their abilities and skills in showmanship. There was also an intermediate judging contest. The following awards were announced: • Amanda Avery, using three different llamas, 2nd in halter, 5lh in showmanship, 6lh in hal­ ier, 5lh in halter. • Emily Avery, 2nd in halter, 5th in public relations. • Bethany Bourque, 5th in obstacles, 6th In halter. • Sarah llradow, using two llamas, 4th in halter, 3rd in hal­ ter, 1st in public relations. • Jessie Gllmartm, 6th in showmanship • Caitlin Kcsscr, 5th in Junior Judging. • Tarecna Langford, red par­ ticipant ribbon • Tyler Mainwaring, 3rd in halter • Nikki Nieroda, 1st in halter Maryannc Avery, assistant 40H leader won no ribbons, but said she had a great time. For additional information on the 4-H Seminole County "Wanna Llama Club" contact club leader Leslie Heyd at 407830-8110. 12th Street at Pecan Avenue, will celebrate the 83rd church anniversary Sunday, April 22 at 4 p.m. The Sanford native Rev. Patrick Miller and the Bethlehem Baptist Church of Sarasota will be in charge of the service. Rev. Ricky Scott, pastor of Calvary. lowship service will be Friday, April 20 at 7 p.m. Pastor Paul Wright and Calvary Temple of Praise. Saturday, April 2 1 ,7 p .m .,. Pastor Ronald Merthie and New Life Word Center. Sunday, April 22,11 a.m.. Elder Calvin Donaldson of the Rescue Church of God. The anniversary message will be delivered by Pastor Walter Prince and Mount Pleasant Missionaiy Baptist Church of Orlando, Sunday, 5 p.m., at St. Paul. H M arva Harald ptwto by Tammy Vlneant Bishop Mary Smllh, and Zolma Rolle saive cake during an Easter party lor juveniles at the Seminole County Juvenile Delention Center. Smith and Rolle are members ol the Grandmothers' Club, and organization that sponsors holiday events at the conter. The dub Is currently looking lor new members. II you would like to Join, call Rolle al 407-302-1696. Family’s aggressive action rescues dad from trickster DEAR ABBY: After reading letter from "Worried About 1 in New Mexico," 1 had to U you about our year from hell, father, a severe stroke vicIn his mid-SOs, nearly lost thing. A woman half his tricked him into a phony je, and into signing quiteods on his properties and automo­ bile pink slips. She attempted to raid his checking account, sav­ ings account and Social Security. Abby, your advice to • • • • "Worried" to take Dad to a doctor for an examination, and to TdearA bif' a la w y e r to p ro te c t lit * I n l r n a l * . was excellent, but I would add: Report suspected elder financial abuse to the county adult protec­ tive services. While our experiences tperic are more complex titan tlwn imost, there are common threads in both of them and a course of action fami­ lies can take. Many ciders experience isola­ tion, loneliness, fear of depen­ dence, fear of financial problems, and the tendency to trust people they don't know. It may be necessary to be con- frontational (the downside risk Is small in comparison to what might happen), and, if legal action becomes necessary, go for it with guslo. Be sure your attor­ ney is a litigator; cheats and frauds are not frightened off by paper pushing. Fortunately, we have been suc­ cessful in court I now have con­ servatorship and the marriage is almost nullified. Because there is still ongoing litigation, please sign me ... CLOSE CALL IN CALIFORNIA allowed to visit us. When we suggested that he find another form of punishment, he said to leave it up to his judgment os to what will hurt the children m ost Is it fair to use "grandparent bonding" as a punishment tool? LONELY GRANDMA ANT P> DEAR GRANDMA AND PA: Not being able to see your grand children is punishing you as much as the children. Punishment is not supposed to "hurt" a child; it is supposed to reinforce a lesson. Ask your son DEAR CLOSE CALL: I'm to relax the punishment and tell pleased your father's close call trim you will talk to your grand­ has a happy ending. He is fortu­ children about their "misbehavnate to have been blessed with . ior" and try to discover the root such caring children. * of It. I urge all friends, relatives and neighbors who suspect an older person Is being taken advantage o f f i n a n c i a l l y to report It before a DEAR ABBY: Would It be tragedy occurs. cheating on my girlfriend if I engaged the services o f a prosti1 tutc? There is no emotional involvement. DEAR ABBY: We have two WONDERING IN WASH adorable grandchildren, ages 8 DEAR WONDERING: Let me and 10. They visit us once a week for three hours. We play games, put it this way; Would your girl­ they romp on the lawn, and I friend be cheating if she engaged make hot chocolate. the services of a male hustler? There's no emotional involve­ For the last three weeks, our m ent Think about i t son has called at the last minute and informed us that the chil­ D m AMr I* written by r.ullm rhilllf* aid dren have "misbehaved," and di«fhtei|mm* rhilllf*. their punishment is not being C m i UNIVERSAL FRESS SYNDICATE Continued f r o m Page 1A Choir, guest artist Mary DoBosc, Cynthia Brown, Renee Stephens, Rozland Tillman, Phillip Miller and other workshop choir mem­ bers. The guest artist, Jackie Brunson of Jacksonville added her voice to make for a glorious evening of praise. Thanks to Author and musician Minister Vernon L "Papa" Jones. New Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, West Christian friends are invited to join St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 813 Pine Avenue, in cel­ ebrating Pastor Albert Covengton's third anniversary, beginning April 20,22. 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ION uh 1 I - jfrr �T he Seminoit. I! eram> P a g e H A Wednesday, April 18,2001 Playwrights — themselves what they would like to see. We provide festival and show information (via the Official Fringe Program and Web site), and then it is up to you. We believe in giving artis­ tic control back to the people. For too long, a small group of people have set the cultural cli­ mate for the masses. The Fringe Festival says, "N o Mon*," this is your Fringe - shape it as you will. The Fringe Festival returns 100 percent of ticket sales gener­ ated by an artist directly back to the artist. In 1997, the Orlando Fringe Festival was rated #1 among Fringe Festivals in the United States for ticket sales, as well as #1 for money returned to artists. Since artists receive 100 per­ cent of ticket sales, you may be wondering where the money comes from to produce the Fringe. This is a great question and concern. We receive grant money from State and local government agencies such ns Florida Stale Arts Council and United Arts of Central Florida and arc spon­ sored in part by the Downtown Development Board. These funding sources equal only eight percent of our projected budget. Beyond that we arc on our own. We try to defer some of the cost of tne Fringe by selling but­ tons, T-shirts, food and bever­ ages. These sources o f income arc helpful, but do not represent the majority of revenue needed to produce the Fringe. For the remainder of our Income, we rely on the support of our com­ munity. As Uncle Fringe says, "We need you”! Corporate sponsors and indi­ vidual donors arc the lift blood of the Fringe. Without them the Fringe would not be able to exist. Their money has gone to wonderful use as we have seen an increase in the quality and frequency of the lively arts throughout Central Florida dur­ ing the last eight years of the Fringe's existence. Continued from Pi|« 1A admission price which goes entirely to the artist. SoulMatcs will be performed at 1 p.m. on April 21,11 p.m. on April 23, and 6 p.m. on April 24, 6:45 p.m. on April 2 6 ,6 3 5 p.m. on April 27 and 1 3 5 p.m. on April 28. A Justice Odyssey will be performed at 11:35 a.m. on April 21,11:20 p.m. on April 22, 11:50 a.m. on April 26,1 p.m. on April 27 and 8:20 p.m. on April 28. SoulMatcs is in the Green Venue and 2001 is in the Pink Venue. Festival organizers have not yet announced the location of the venues. To find out, call the Fringe office at 407-648-0077 or visit their Web site at wtvw.orlandofringe.com. The Orlando International Fringe Festival is a ten day cele­ bration of the theatrical and per­ forming arts held in the streets, theaters and converted office spaces of downtown Orlando. The Ninth Annual Orlando International Fringe Festival is the premier springtime event in Central Florida. It was voted "Best Outdoor Event" and "Best Cultural Festival" by the readers of the Orlando Weekly and encompasses more than 500 shows, the Visual Fringe, an outdoor stage with nightly con­ certs, the Fringe Frolic Parade and Kids Fringe. The Fringe began in 1947 in Edinburgh, Scotland when a small number of performance companies were excluded from the Edinburgh International Festival. This festival was per­ haps the most prominent the­ atrical arts festival In the world, producing mainly classic plays, ballets and opera. Undaunted by the reluctance of the festival producers to accept new and innovative works, these regional companies began to perform in smaller, makeshift theaters on the outskirts - or on the "fringe" of the established festival. Within a few years, these fringe groups eclipsed the popu­ larity of the more traditional Edinburgh offerings. Thus the Fringe Festival was bom, a col- The city of Sanford sponsored its annual Easter egg hunt at Lee P. Moore Park. The Easter Bunny arrived at 9 a.m. Saturday to kick off the festivities. After an egg hunt in four seperate age divisions, refreshements were served and participants met the Easter Bunny. Among those attending the event were Sanford City Commissioner Art Woodruff, right, and his son Daniel, 2. a ., n t i ii a prKjiuB u yio m m y %vincwni Zachary Geo, 15-months-old, hopes his sunglasses give him theadvantage rinding goodies. Zachery is the son ol Tony and Angela Gee o( Sanford. Seminole County invites you to participate in Tire Amnesty Day. Scott Campbell, left, and Alex Mullls ol Sanlord down around before the egg hunt. Tammy Dalton holds her son Sean, who's checking out the activities In the park. Sanlord Recreation Oopartmenl Comp Counselors Klmberty Corso, left, and Angela Stringham blow time by blowing bubbles.as they wait lor the start ol the egg hunt. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 407-322-2011 ^ M M M �T iie Seminole Herald ji Wctlnrwlay, April IB. 2001 e-Gov ^Merger Continued from Page 1A sjnon stockholders of Wachovia 3 receive two shares of com* ion stock of First Union in xchangc for each share of Vachovla common stock. In Addition, Wachovia's board is jtxpcctcd to approve a special 48 *ts per common share diviend payable prior to closing In e third auarter. When tne merger is complet, L.M. Baker, Jr., chairman, resident and diicfcexecutive fficer of Wachovia, will become airman of the new organizan. G. Kennedy Thompson, irman, president and chief jtivc officer of First Union, I become president and chief tive officer of the new panics. The board of directors will be comprised of 18 members, n in i each coming from the present board of directors of each of the two corporations. At the present time, there arc 621 First Union Banks in the State of Florida. Most of the Wachovia Banks are located fur­ ther north along the east coast from Florida to New York State but there are 40 Wachovia Banks in Florida. "Wachovia and First Union have a common vision, common values, common markets — and now a common name," said Thompson. "While scale is important in this business, this merger is about getting better not just bigger." Continued from Page 1A until noon on April 25. The County GIS offices at 130 San Carlos Avenue in Sanford will be open and staff from sev­ eral departments will be avail­ able from 2 until 4 p.m. on April 25. There will be a poster exhibit and demonstrations of various data and e-Govemmcnt applica­ tions available to the public via the web and through the Public Library System. Finally, staff members will be visiting and conducting presen­ tations In local schools this month. Remember, if you can't visit in person, visit the web pages at http://www.co.scminolc.fi.us and see how Seminole e-Govcmmcnt works. Page All lYansmission Defects Are Not Major Problems ► , C o n s u lt a S p e c ia lis t H a r r e ll B e v e r ly T r a n s m is s io n s W . 2 5 th S t,, S a n f o r d S ince 1959—Sam e L Community Notes The Seminole YMCA Family ter, 665 Longwood-Lakc ’ Road in Lake Mary pre­ ts a monthly support group step-families. Participants etermine their objectives, oose topics to discuss, share rics and successes and offer pport The next meeting is unday, April 19, from 7 to 8 .m. The meeting is free of ge and open to the general ubiic. PAMELA J. HELTON. P A phone 407-665-2260. Viditos' luncheon The Geneva Citizens Association, the Geneva Homemakers and the Geneva Historical Sodety jointly are prev sponsoring i 'crime prevention irogram' 6iy the Metro Crime Jnlt. Tiie meeting is Monday April 23rd, 7:00 PM at the Community Center on First Street in Geneva. E Seminole County will have a re Amnesty Day, Saturday, pril 21,(from 9 a.m. until 3 .m. both at the Central fer Station, 1634 SR-419in ood, and the County ‘ , 1930 Osceola Road, . Residents enjoy free 1 of up to ten tires. Tire ty is for private houseids only. additional information The National Crime Victim's Rights Week Luncheon and Awards Ceremony will be held Tuesday, April 24, from 11 a m . until 2 p.m. at the Country Club at Heathrow. The event is spon­ sored by the Office of the State Attorney in partnership with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. mmnomrirsrm BANKRUPTCY • DIVORCE Paym ent P lans • A lso P racticing In: Fam ily Law, M odification, C hild Support, \ L an dlord/T en an t, Evictions, D om estic Injunctions, G uardianship, P robate an d Wills. 8 0 1 N. 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But Air Force Staff Sgt. Anita Martin-Jones had to use her imagination a bit because this foreign country looked a lot like the tranquil pinelands of northcm New Jersey. And the locals bore a close resemblance to her fellow U S. service members. For Martin-Jones, daughter of W illie Martin, Locust Avenue, and Jeanette Baker, Cypress Avenue, in Sanford, wartime scenarios are part of the curriculum at the Air Mobility Warfare Center's Phoenix Readiness course. Martin-Jones recently undenvent two weeks of Instruction and warfare scenarios designed to prepare airmen to do their jobs while deployed to hotspots around the world. This intense training runs airmen through the gamut, teaching students to do everything from erecting tents to guarding convoys, and that's just for starters. They're also taught to perform their jobs in the face of danger, whether from weapons of mass destruction, host nation civil unrest, or natural disasters. This training may later prove vital because, for airmen like Martin-Jones, a security policewoman, a peacetime job can sometimes bear little rcsembianco to duties during war. "As a security forces contrailer and patrolman, I direct patrols to incidents, such as domestic violence, alarm activation or flight line security breaches," said Martin-Jones, a 1982 graduate of Seminole High School. "I also monitor the 911 system and provide informatio to patrols during traffic stops, But during war; 1 shift from working in an office cnvlronment to being out in the field,” she continued. "Then I become a fire team leader and direct a three-person team with the mis sion of base defense. I also may become a squad leader and direct a 12-person team.” But Martin-Jones' everyday life at Pope Air Force Base, N.C is a far cry from the deserts of Iraq or the riot-ridden villages of Kosovo, "I'm not exposed to dangcrous or austere conditions on a day-to-day basis,” Martin— Jones saicL "That's why this training is so Important. It's giv ing me the tools 1 need to deploy to any contingency around the world ana still do my |ob.” Wfith today's high-rile of mil itary deployments, there's a good chance any Air Force member could be called upon to serve In dangerous environ­ ments. When it happens, Martin-Jones' life could depend on her ability to face and over­ come a variety of challenges. But whether peacekeeping in Bosnia, providing disaster relief In India or patrolling a no-fly zone in Southwest Asia, thanks to Phoenix Readiness, MartinJones will be more than ready. "Phoenix Readiness is a chal­ lenge," Martin-Jones said. 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In a Bass Jim Bhups Anglers Sportsman Society (B.A.S.S.) tournament on Jan. 17-20 at Lake Tohopckaliga, the win­ ner landed 108 pounds, 12 ounces of bass, shattering the organization's previous high mark of 91 pounds, 3 ounces. On the first day of the tournament, a B A S S, single-day catch record was established at 45 pounds, 2 ounces that Included two bass more than 10 pounds, and a 9 ,8 and 7-pounder to round out the five-fish bag limit. FWC director of freshwa­ ter fisheries, Ed Moyer, who spent 20 years for the _ It was the most Incredible four days of fishing that I have ever heard of In Florida or anywhere else for that mat­ ter. Florida has taken a major step toward re-estab­ lishing Itself as the Bass Capital of the World." Moyer credits the tourna­ ment's success to FWC's lake management practices on Lake Tohopckaliga dur­ ing the past decade. As a result, anglers can expect many y ean of quality fish -. Ing. . "Drawdowns have enabled us to enhance water quality, restore shoreline habitat and replace noxious weed growth with desirable, productive aquatic plant species," said Moyer. "Also, we instituted | statewide regulations and policies in 1992 to return Florida's inland fisheries to their previous greatness. "We reduced the daily bag limit from 10 bass of any size to five bass that had to meet a minimum size limit of either 12 or 14 inches depending on the location and established a one-over22-inch rule to restore tro­ phy bass fishing." ' t h e following list of Tbp 10 Bass Lakes alms to help anglers find a quality place to catch trophy baas. For more information on Florida's freshwater fishing opportunities and fishing forecasts visit the FWC's Web site at wwwjtate.fl.us/fwc/. These Florida lakes (in no specific order) have been selected by FWC fisheries biologists as top bass fishing destinations. LAKE GEORGE Lake George is one of the premier bass fishing lakes In central Florida. It is the sec­ ond largest lake in the state (46,000 acres), and is 18 miles northwest of DeLand and 29 miles east of Ocala. Lake George is one of the many natural lakes on the St. Johns River. It has exten­ sive vegetation that pro­ vides excellent habitat for boss. Wade fishing in eelgrass, with plastic worms fished on the surface, and See Outdoors, Page 3 p o r t s Saints, Shoestrings share tournament titles By Dean Smith Sports Editor SAN FORD — The Shoestrings did what they had done virtually1 ________ »Uy the whole season, but the Saints stepped up and pulled off the upset as the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Polar Bear Recreational Volleyball League played its season-end­ ing tournament's in the Dan Pelham Gymnatorium at Sanford Middle School. The A League tournament followed pretty much the script o f the regular sea­ son os the Shoestrings went undefeated, with M att's Team finishing second] Beer JO third and Nation's Fence fourth. But the B League was anything but Sanford Recreation Department closes out Polar Bear Recreational Volleyball season according to the script. The regular season champion Guppies were the odds-on favorites to also double up on the titles, but when the round robin among the five teams was finished the Guppies found themselves tied with the Saints, which finished the regular season in fourth place with an under-.500 record. And the Saints were up to the task, rolling over thcGupples, 11-6, in the winner-take-all playoff match. The Shoestrings (3-0) won the A League tournament, rolling to relatively easy victories over Beer JO (15-9), Nation's Fence (15-5) and Matt's Team (1 W ). The final game actually ended up being the Championship Match as Matt's Team (2-1), the only team to have beaten the Shoestrings in the regular season, had romped past Beer JO (15-4) and Nation's Fence (15-3) to force the winnertake-all match. The other win found Beer JO (1-2) waltzing past Nation's Fence (0-3), 15-5. The Saints (4-1) found themselves behind the 8-ball immediately, falling to the Guppies ,11-9, in their first match of the tournament. But they bounced back to crush the Unknowns, 11-1, Idyllwilde, 11-4, and Sanford Church of God, 11-4. The Guppies (3-2) had also started on the wrong foot, being blown out by Sanford Church of God, 11-1, before com­ ing back to best the Saints, and whallop Idyllwilde, 11-1. But they very nearly gave the championship away in the other game as they nad to go to extra points to edge the Unknowns, 12-10. The Unknowns and Sanford Church of God tied for third with 2-2 records, the See VolleybalL Page 3B Black Friday DeLand denies Ram s #1 seed By Dsan Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — The Sanford Optimist Club will once again sponsor the Zone 11 Central . Florida Qualifier for the Optimist International Junior Golf Tournament. • This event will take place at Mayfair Country Club, Sanford's own public golf cou rt* lh»l rival* any other tor course design and condition. The tournament will be held on Sunday, May 6th with regis­ tration starting at 1 2 J 0 p.m. and the shotgun start teeing off at 2 p.m. There will be lunch and range balls provided for each partici­ pant and a banquet immediate­ ly following play for every con­ testant. This Is all included for the $20 entry fee. The tournament is open to all junior boy and girl golfers who turn 14 before July 10th and do not him 19 before July 10th. This date Is ju st before the International Junior Golf Tournament finals which will' be held at the PGA Resort in Palm Beach between July 12th and 22nd. •The tournament is divided into two boys and two girls age groups, 14-and-15 and 16-to-18, with two players from each division advancing to the next level. Therefore, eight junior golfers from the Central Florida area (four boys and four girls) will qualify to take part in the state tournament that will be held at Lake Diamond Golf and Country Club in Ocala on June 9th. ■ The Sanford Optimist Club, through donations by local businesses and friends, will pay the entry fee to the next level for these young golfers. If, In fact, the junior golfers place high enough at the State Tournament to aualify for the national event, the Sanford Optimist Club will pay the $500 per golfer to attend the finals, which will be televised by B y Dean Smith Sports Editor ; DsLA N D — The stigma of Friday the 13th was written all over this game for the nationally ranked Lake Mary High School baseball team. . Jon Ralble's two-out, baaeebottom of loaded single in the bottnn the seventh inning capped two-run rally In the bottom c the seventh Inning that gave host DeLand a 6-5 upset of the Rams at Dog Field on the Byt that was just the end of an amazing set of drctimstances surrounding this con­ te st , . V The game was originally scheduled for March 30th, but was called off because of rain, despite the fact that the rain had stopped by noon, the sun was out and Melching Field a Conrad Park appeared to be dry at game time. Because of the rainout, the game could not be played at Conrad and had to be moved onto the DHS campus, a nice field, but certainly not up to the standard of Q m rad. Lake Mary was also coming off a tough district loss to Oviedo In which It failed to wrap up the No. 1 seed for next week's district tourna­ ment and also had been out of school for two days. The Bulldogs had also been out of school since last week •ring Break for Volusia f, but they had already played three games at home during the week. Then to make matters worse, the game, which was supposed to start at 4 p.m. according to the Rams sched­ ule, was not ready to begin until 4:25 p.m. by the time the team's took infield. See Rams, Page 3B Optimist Club to host golf qualifier ESPN. Lake Mary's Chad Legate (top photo) skips out ot the way of a wild pitch, but later singles and scores a run, while second baseman Josh Gray (No. 10, bottom photo) avoids DeLarxfs Mike Horr as ha starts the first ot the two double plays he turned on the day. Unfortunately, the Rams fed to the Bulldogs, 6-5, on Friday. Lyman rolls to district victory By Dean Smith Sports Editor LONGW OOD — Paul Woitowicz scat­ tered six hits and Lyman broke a 2-2 tie by scoring single runs in the fourth and fifth innings to edge Mainland, 4-2, in a Class 5A-Dw rict 5 baseball game at Lyman High School on Saturday. The Greyhounds scored two runs in the second inning, but the Buccaneers battled back with two runs in the third inning to tie the game at 2-2. But Lyman would not buckle as Wojtowicz hurled shut out ball the final four innings to raise his record to 5-2 on the sea­ son. Kyle Sommerville helped out his batterymate with a double as the Greyhounds col­ lected nine hits on the day. Juarez Williams was 2-ror-3 with three stolen bases for Mainland, which fell to 7-11 on the season. Lyman raised its record to 10-12 with the win, but more Importantly got a big victory in its final district game. The Greyhounds will close out the regular season with a 7 p.m. game at Oviedo High School's Mikler Field on Thursday against the Lions and then compete in the 5ADistrict 5 Tournament in DeLand on Melching Field at Conrad Park next week. G X E Y 1 IO U N D S 4. B U C C A N tE B S 2 002 000 0 . 2 * 1 Ijraua 020 110 a . 4 * 2 Regtfft, SrrtwuM k (4 ) And M d r o ii W ujlu w ki and SommrrvUW VVP_ Wujfcmki (S-2) U * . Srrbouack (0-2) Sa w . non* 2B.L>TnaaSum m rrviUr,M cCrAlK 3B_nan« M K .n u n r R itu n li _ Mainland 7*11; Lyman 10-12- This is one of the most presti­ gious junior golf events in the country, with former winners including ig Phil Mickleson, Davis Love 111, Corey Pavin, Nancy Lopez, and Michelle McGann. i yeah, and a skinny, 15ycar-old young man by the name of tig er Woods, who won the whole event in 1990 to sig­ nal the dawning of his emer­ gence onto the world golf scene. Any junior golfers needing an application should call Chairman Robbie Robertson at 407-322-5854 (Thcrm-O-Tane Gas). Also, any local (rolling friends who want to donate cither their time or money to help should contact the Sanford Optimist Club at 333 Rose Drive, Sanford FI 32773. �Page 2U IVnliu’sduy la 2001 T he S eminole H erald A C C I I W F A T H F . i r F O R E C A S T F O R S F .M I N O I .F C O U N T Y Florida Weather A rru W e a th e r.c o m - l i v In d e x T o m o r r o w - F iv p - D n y F n r e e a s t f o r S n n f n r r i 10 Saturday Th u rsd a y a 8 4 2 Mostly sunny, MamJy cloar and quite oooL Sun and Mnnn Regional W eather Almanac Florida: Clear lo parity cloudy tonight: It wN turn cooler and le u humid In the aouth; chilly In the north. Cool tomorrow despite sunshine. Georgia: Clear sides tonight with treat by daybreak In the north. Some apota may have a hard m aze. Sunny tomorrow, but unseasonably cool. M ississippi: Vary txM tonight with dear sides and wide­ spread frost A herd freeze la possible in (he north. Chlfy tomorrow despite sunshine. Alabama: Mainly dear and cold tonight with treat In marry areas Some northern apota wn have a hard freeze. Mostly sunny and quits cool tomorrow. South Carolina: Cold tonight with a hard fraaza upstate Clear sides and chilly elsewhere. Sunshine will dominate Santord through Yosterday -»• Precipitation TOSiBfuoy Normal year to d a l e ______ National Cities 1068* A I maps, forecasts and data provided by AcciiW M ther, Inc. 08001 P p p in n a l T i d e s nlca. § « :* ....................... 2 39 p.m. 9 Apr 23 f> Apr 30 T h m n r m w ’s Thursday 12.-C3 pm M ayT May IS National Weather Louisiana: Clear and quits cool tonight A law spots In the north wM have treat. Plenty ol sunshine tomorrow, but remaining on the cool sids. World Cities King leads Ford sweep at Orlando Speedworld By Dava W asterm an Special to the Herald BITH LO — Taking advantage of what was given to him, former track champion Eddie King of Alturas claimed victory in last Friday night's 25-lap Super Late Model feature at Orlando Speedworld. This Friday night (April 20) OSW will be host­ ing a Sportsman "5 0 " lap special with a $25 entry fee and paying $750 to win! Also on the schedule will be heats and features in the Super Late M o d e l. M o d ifie d , M in i-S to c k & S tric tly S lo c k ilW M a m . Kevin In;cram on Up 19. Follow;fog King's ro rd Th underbird to the line ty Ebersole in was Rusty In the Garrett Fas trier Systems Ford Taurus. McCleod rocketed back through the field to claim third place money fol­ lowed by Eric BUck and Warren. Russ Thomson, David King, Brian BelUw, Ricky Wood and Jim Erb rounded out the top 10. Jason Boyd, the 2000 Modified champion, final- _ ly put his 2X machine Into victory lane making it ’ five winners in five Modified races this year. The race got off to a rough start when polesitter Darren Gould got tangled up on the iniitU lltlli p u lttm s l i l i w l l , B ru c e T h o m M c m , I j i r r T h W w flrH ? K o iiu > rST * J « ihls w 5 5 E --------King won the second heat, but slipped back to third at the start o f the main event behind first heat winner Jacob Warren and D.J. McLeod. On Up three, McLeod tapped Warren coming out of turn two, sending Warren into a spin down the backstretch. With both cars going to the rear. King found himself In the lead and he would never be headed from that point despite cautions on Up 16 for a multi-car tangle and for a spin by T Imcrs, evening. From that point it was Boyd's race as he easily claimed the win over Frank Polly, Ted Head, . Shain Held and Gary English. Clermont's Dan Hammerbeck made a daring three-wide pass to take the 20-Up South 40 Motoreports Classic Auto Racing Series feature. Frank Conrad held the initial lead aa Eddie Thornton began working the outside lane with Last he W as D T ime u r in g the two racing side by side for several Ups. B when both drivers slid a bit high in turn two, Hammerbeck saw hU opportunity and dove under both of them to secure the top spot. A Ute race caution for Simeon Spagnuolo's spin was the only thing to slow Hammeroeck's pace as he easily sped to hU second career win. Conrad1Iheld on for second In front of Thornton, Jim Rahman and Ed Yates. Bud Spencer, Rodney Eary, David Nunes, George Hall, Jr. and Spagnuolo rounded out the top 10. It took several tries to get the Mini Stock feature two multi-car wrecks damniced a num* and Cod o ib ln C Ib b a ' •4 '(jfir wrecker* to get4tback tath ep iU . Once the n e e got under way, it was no contest as Dade City's Mari W itts dominated In his Dodge for hU first win here In severaLyeare. Tim Clark held off Tim "MUsleman" McPhaii for sec­ ond with lady driven Rae Williams and Trisha Grey rounding out the top five. Bill LoomU finally put it all together to win his first Sportsman feature of the year. Driving the Y o u S aw M T he o ves Ron-John'a Automotive/Pennzoil special, LoomU was able to hold off Doug Samion1 Itor the win. Bob Mara, making his first Speedworld start, claimed third spot in front of Scott ty ler andI Russ I Shaw. The man from Bull Creek, Big Bob Wines, scored his first career Super Stock feature win in dominating fashion driving the Jerry's Auto Machine Chevy Monte Carlo. Wines watched in his rear-view mirror as Duane Freed came out on top of a dandy second place battle with Carl Peters. Bill Loomis capped off another good night begetting fourth in thU race ahead o f I Wild actionlid spiced ia the run ____ watcha JHB___ l Strictly Stocks. WlllUm Hindman had hulbell nt'J rung pretty bad when hU car smashed head-on into the turn three wall, but he emerged none the worse for wear and was last seen posing for pic­ tures in the pits next to his demolished Oldsmobiie. Don Smith drove hU Quam o's Auto salvage Monte Carlo to hU third win o f the year but had to hold off the pesky Honda Prelude of See Radng, Page 3B L ik e T h is M a r s E x p l o r a t io n . All-wheel steering. Pretty impressive for a lawn tractor. The LX277 All-WheelSteer Tractor turns In all of the right circles and leaves an extra-tight 7-lnchradlus uncut circle. Enjoy blg-tractor features without the Blg^ractor price. With automatic twopedal-control transmissions for effortless speed and direction changes, It drives Just like your car. See your local John Deere dealer today for more details and remember LX277Lawn and Carden Tbactor •All-WheelSteering • 17hp • 48-indi Convertible mower deck • Automatic transmission ► $51490$shown* Nothing Runs Like A Deere. www.JohnDeere.com To Locate A John Deere Dealer Near You, Call: 888-MOW-PROS (Toll Free 888-669-7767) aS n your local John Dew* deolrr tot mot* detail* 0001-210319 �T h e S eminole H erald Rams Briefs VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY Merrill Park and the Department of Leisure Services In Altamonte Springs will be hosting a Men's and Women's doubles volleyball tourna­ ment on Saturday 8t Sunday, April 28th 6t 29th. Tills tournament will be pool play and single elimination style and I t * cost is $30 per team If you register before April 23,2001. The cost is $80.00 per team after this time. This tournament is an AVA sanctioned event and all players must be members. The Membership fee Is $10.00 per person. CASH PRIZES UP TO $200 will be given swny if we get the maximum amount of teams regis­ tered. CASH PRIZES will also be given away for second and third place along with other great prizes. For more information on this event please call Jason at 407-571-8781 or email at HYPERLINK: JasonMOaltamontc.org. A D U L T FLAG FO O TB A LL '■‘asaelberry Parks and Recitation is offering a r o f Adult Flag Football leagues. The leagues, which will be run on 1 and Wednesday and played at Secret Lake ] will be 7-on-7 The cost I rently ranked No. 2 In the nation, wil inaugural Golf Tournament on Frida] 20th a t' Racing-----------------Continued from page 2B Darryl Erb to do It. Chester Sutorus spun early while battling for the lead and came back to get the third place trophy trailed by Dave Czerwlnski and Tim Walters, Jr. The evening's races were dedicated to long-time Orlando Speed world employee Naomi Parks who passed away on Thursday. She will be missed by everyone involved with radng at both Orlando C east of Orlando Delwecn Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. L A K E M A R Y 'S G O O D , S A N F O R D 'S T H R O M B L Y W IN A T ,N E W S M Y R N A B y Honk San d ers Special to the Herald SAM SULA — Lake Mary's Mike Good, driving the #27 Ford Thunderblrd, took the measure of the small field of cars on hand to claim the Super Late Model feature last Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway. This Saturday, tne fast 1 /2-mile will host heats and features in the Super Late Models, Late Model, Modified, Sportsman, Mini-Stock, Super Stock, and Strictly Stock divisions. Good, the former Seminole High School and Florida State University football star, came home ahead o f Sammy Graham, last week’s winner, who stayed with Good for second over Ron Dicandio, Mike Finn’s # 6 Lumlna and Mark Vandevender's excellent looking new #7. Bob Thrombly, "The Pride O f Sanford", was the winner of the Strictly Stock race. Second went to the #44 and third to Grady Scott. Fourth was David Qagles and 5th was Josh Wronknowakl. Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. TEST AND TUNE BITHLO — Tbst and Time will be held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando Specdworld. 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.NBWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM. Also you are Invited to tune In to Daytona's W NDB-AM 1150 "The new " VOICE* c f Stock Car Racing I" every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. This Is a radio show that is devoted to Short TVack Stock Car Radng and Is sponsored by New Smyrna Speedway and hosted By Randy Dye of Speedway 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 Intemetlll Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Give them a call and Support "your" radio show! RESULTS NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY IramlijI rtf ill II SUIT*LAT1 M ODELS.l.(27) Mik*Good.KDSunmjGrthun, 3. (ID) Ran Dtcamdio; 4. (4) MIL* Hun; 5. (7) Mutt Vandcvmdtr; X (IX) LmSttS tm rt; 7. (01) Bobby Norton. LATE MODEL . 1 . (37) Oud Flora; 2. (23) Timmy lt]ild;X (3) E*ri Beckncn X (70) Bab Amiractwck; 1 (46) Riot Amonucd. X (!) BUI Eggatan; 1. (1) Samy Unv f. 0) Usrid l a * #. (U) MUtoTbddj IS (If) |lmIM bn U. p«) Rum Moam 11. (17) rtriUp BmmMo. MODIHEO .1 .(7 ) Mob V w b u u k n I W M J Anfenan; X (46) Ju stin H en d erso n w a s lo o k in g g o o d fo r h is first win In the Modified* as he battled Mark Vandevcnder heading into the final lap. i • Unfortunately, Hnderaon got loose coming out of turn #4 and struck the wall hard and Vandevender went on to get the win. The good news Is that Henderson was released from tne hospital and la OK. Jeff Anderson put the #99 In the second spot while Rookie Mad Max Mock In the #44 waa third. Tom Root and Bo Davis (last week's win­ ner) filled out the field. Quid Pierce put the new #57 back together and drove it to Victory lane in the Late Model feature. Timmy Todd was on hand with the #25 Camaro and took second over Earl Beckner in the black #3. Bob Andrechcck was also back with a new sponsor, Jolly Rogers, and claimed fourth. Russ Antonnud brought the blue Pontlsc #48 out and was paid for fifth. M ark Rigsby was the first under the checkered flag in the #64 Mustang In the Mini-Stock feature, but due to a protest the win went to Dale C aitille'a #9 T-Bird. Eric Powell placed the #2 In second. Conrad Grenier was third and Rick Turney and Rex Christensen rounded out the top 5. Ian Huffman looked real strong In claiming the Sportsman checkers in the #3 Gator Golf Monte rlo. After much spinning and crashing by many cars, Ron Lufcy avoided trouble and put his blue #07 Into second. Bobby Mara stayed out of trouble and came home third, with Donnie Miller and Doug Samion rounding out the top 5. Billy Spade drove his #15X Chevy for all it was worth and shocked the crowd by taking the Super Stock win over Jim Wlnteratein's #13 Old*! Winterstein was third as Tied Helms drove a great race, charging from the rear to get second in the orange #61. Fourth was Kevin Schultz, and Dave Gould claimed fifth. 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 S R 44 and CR 419, between New Outdoors— Continued on psge IB other topwater artificial lures are productive. Fishing with shiners is an excellent method for catching trophy bass during the spring spawning season. Hot spots on the lake include Juniper, Salt and Silver Glen spring runs on the eastern shoreline. In winter and early spring, look for bass to congre­ gate at the jetties on the south end of the lake. Additionally, casting deep diving crankbaits is productive near old dock structures along the northeast shore and off Drayton Island. There are many fish camps and landings on the lake and the St. Johns River. There is one public boat ramp with limited irking on the south end of the ke oft Blue Creek Lodge Road. A fishing pier is on the east side C W,yn* Southard. srORTSMAN _ 1. (D ta iw a u ia v 1 m tot, tufcy: X (7?) tabbyMan; 4. (Ill) Domla WUhanut X (04) Dou, Samtav X (SO) Karin Kawtdnbany; 7. (01) Wayna ioutharf. MINI-STOCK. I .(7)DalaCaaMLZ(Z) EriefbwriLX (01)Crarad Gtanlao X (33) Rkfc Uimvy; X (VS) R n ChtManaan; X (BAR) Charlfa Staata; 7. (17) llm b ^ a s o v 1 OlTriri* SMabt •. (I) Jaml* McCafua; la (7) Tim McfttaU; It. ((0) S o n Wtfnan 12. p i) Chad Gupoau; IX (EX) THaha Cray; IX (IX) Hobart Halt; IX (4) Dtrid Ciatafloj IX (U) ta w Continued from page IB Then it was discovered that the person who was supposed to be the plate umpire forgot his equipment and had to return to his home in DcBary and by the time he returned the game did not begin until after 5 p.m., making the players have to hang around in the very hot conditions. The game started well for Lake Mary as it scored a pair of runs in the top of the first inning. With one out. Matt Horwath walked and Chad Legate sinled before both moved up a a sc on Ryan Bono's ground out. Kyle Bono then ripped a twoout single to left, scoring both Horwath and Legate. DeLand got an immediate momentum boost in the bottom of the first inning as Casey Vallancc reached on an error. After a steal of second, Vallance went to third on a grounder and was on third with only one out. The Rams appeared to catch a break when Vallance did not score on a slow under to deep first, but 'avid Wright dropped a twoout single into center to cut the lead in naif. Lake Mary got the run back in the third as Horwath got to second on an infield single and a throwing error, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored on a sacrifice fly by Ryan Bono. But just when it looked like Steven Apfel was settling down on the mound and the Rams were head for victory, the roof caved in in the fourth inning. Ben Carter, Wright and Scott Sanders hit consecutive singles to open the inning, willi Carter scoring and the other two run­ ners going to second and third. Raible laid down a safety squeeze with Wright scoring the tying run and Raiblc reached safely when no one fielded the boll. After a stolen base and a ground out, Will Hale lifted a sacrifice fly into center, with Sanders scoring the go-ahead run for the hosts. Lake Mary got some help Wednesday IB. 2001 PORC 3 B and went to second on a wild pitch. Horwath bunted him to third, but Pearce could not score on a subsequent short fly to left. But Ryan Bono picked up Pearce when his grounder was booted for an error, tying the game at 5-5. Both teams now had their 'aces' on the mound, David Beach for DcLand and Adam Sanabria for Lake Mary, so runs figured to be hard to come by. After giving up the hit to Pearce, Beach retired eight Rams in a row until Pearce ripped a double into the rightfield comer with two outs in the top of the seventh inning. Beach then lost the plate as Horwath, Legate and Ryan Bono all walked to force in Pearce with the go ahead run. But Sanabria, who had suf­ fered his first loss of the season to Oviedo on Wednesday, was having control problems of his own. Pinch-hitter James Levi led off the bottom of the seventh inning by drawing a walk. But things appeared like it was going to be all right as the next Batter struck out and the count went to 0-2 quickly on Charlie Willis. But a Sanabria pitch barely touched Willis' shirt, a pitch on which Willis did not appear to try very hard to get out of the way of, putting run­ ners on first and second. Carter then reached on an infield single to load the bases with only one out and it was really nail-biting time. The count went full on Wright before he walked, forcing in pinch-runner D. J. Romincs with the tying run. The count also went full on Sanders before he struck out and now the bases were full with two out. The count went to 3-0 on Raiblc before Sanabria got one across, but his attempt for another strike was lined into right held by Raible and Willis crossed the plate with the win­ ning run. Carter, Wright and Raible had two hits each for DeLand, while Pearce had a double and a sin­ gle and scored two runs for the Rams. A lso c o n trib u tin g fo r U V « M ary w e re K y is B o n o (sin g le, its o w n t o tie th e g a m e rig back in th6 top of the fififl inning os U reter Pearce singled two RBI), Horwath (single, two runs), Legate (single, run), Trevor Berryhill and Matt Mergo (one single each) and Ryan Bono (two RBt). The win was huge for ihe Bulldogs as it was their first Class 6A-District win of the year after six losses and gave Ihcm a 12-10 record for ihe sea­ son. The loss was particularly tough for Lake Mary, not so much because it was its third in four games, but because it also cost the Rim s the No. 1 seed in the district tournament that they will, host next week. Lake Mary and Oviedo both finished with two district losses, but because the Rams lost to a lower seed (DeLand) than the Lions (Lake Brantley), Oviedo gets the No. 1 sired. Lake Mary has time to right the ship, however, as it was to have hosted Lake Howell on Tbcsday and then host Seminole in a huge game as far as the Seminole Aihictic Conference goes on Thursday and finish the regular season by hosting University on Friday. All three games were set for 7 p.m. starts. BULLD O CS X RAM S S Li l# Miry 201 0 1 0 1 . 1 7 1 D *Und 100 300 2 . 4 7 2 A p M . S in ib rii (1) ind X Brno, Home, Booth (S) ond Hole. W P _ Booth. LP . Sonobtlo (7-2). Sove.none. 2B_ lo le M iry. Peon*. 3 8 _ none. HR . none. Record, L o ir Mory 21-4 ororofl. 4-2 In 6A-3; DoLond 12-10o vtrall I X In 6A-3 Volleyball— Continued from page IB God tied for third with 2-2 records, the Unknowns also beating Idyllwildc, 11-2, and Sanfotd Church of God also getting a win over Idyllwildc (0-4), 11-9. With identical 3-1 records, ihe Guppies and Saints were forced to play a fifth, winncr-takc-all match with the Saints pulling off the upset. The final over ail records (with regular season standings in parenthesis) are: A League _ Shoestrings 30-3 (27-3), M att's Team 24-9 (22-8), Beer :30 11-22 (10-20), and Nation's Fence 1-32 (1-29). B League _ The Guppies 31-14 (28-12), the Unknowns 29-15 (27-13), Sanford Church of God 2 & -1 H 0 4 - 1 6 ) . t h e S a ln lm 2 2 - 2 3 (18-22), and Idyllwilde 2-42 (238). EUrtR STOCK _ L (1SX) MU Spade L (41) Ibd Hafanaa.' X (U) Jim WWiaantabt; X (14) Karin Sdm te X (14) Dan Could; X (47) Doug Could; 7. (30) Mika W lacm b,' X (30) K*0y CaudJU; 7. (35) Jin Snyder, Id (SB) Randy fonra; II. (57) Joa Enna; IX (22) Botnar Cordon IX (24) Chri. Mudat 14. (50) Saaphan UaanHnaky; 11 (71) Sacky Dyoon. IX (65) Mika Soukup; 17. (11) BIB Stacy; IX (27) Joa Mfeodbwy; 1*. (07) Karin Align STRICTLY STOCK _ 1. (3S) Bob TkranbWy; X (44) No diitrar Hand; X (St) Cndy Scott X (42) David Obflaa; X (27) jMh Wrinfanmbt; X (It) MldiaUa Dyab 7. (74) Jack Slab* Jr.? X (IQ 9iana Stacy; *. (I) Brady Bmldudu Id (77) Jhn Hradonaa ORLANDO srEEDWORLD Friday Aped U SUFER LM 1 MODELS . 1. (14) Bddla K b * X (47) tardy Ebaraola; X (71) Bi . McLand; X (10) Eric BUtfc X (SI) Jaod> Wuraw X (M) Run Thonon; 7. (4} Brio. Mkw; X (23) Dorii Kb*; 3. («7) Rkky V * o t IX (IQ | om Elb; 11. (IS) Robot Might; 12. (34) Kirin Ingram, IX (4S) Mock Ibnbuiy; IX (SI) WmdiB Cuy. MODm ID .l.OXJjMcir lc y d .1 0 4 ) Prank TcOr, 1(31) bdltrad; X (3S) Shtnt H*Ui X (44) Cuy Engbth; X (0) Somy 0| 7. (47) Dunn Could; X (M) Draco Thonpaan;». (47) Lorry Oukmnc IX (IS) Dorid FWkx SFOIrtSMAN . 1. (17) BIOL o o m * X (04) Doug Barton; X (77) Bobby Man; X (17) Soot Tjrlri; X (II) Run Show; X (77) KoOy lim it 7. (D) Rkhard Hight X (3) Ian Huffman. MINI-STOCK. L 0 ) Mari W tf* X (2S) Tim dark; X (7>Tta McFImU; X (17) Rm WBUaans X (S) QMri Gray; X (07) Dick Laoag 7. (11) Boaa DkfcanaruE (13) Mark WdcoCt; 1.(77) Mott CrtAv IX (71) TbdUilphu; 11. (IQ Oxbbi GBAx U. (SB) Jaff Darix SUFIR BYOCX . I. (7B) Bob Wlraa; X (II) Duana Fnab X (1) Carl Prion; X (47) am Uoouo. I. (17) Rkfc Oouaor X (34) Tim KumdL 7. <UX) Rick Johnor X (IQ Cory Priori;* (77) W orn fdwcfc; IX (22) Barbara Plara; 11. (O) Laniard Story; 11 <7Q Rip DymL a (44) Bab ETRSCTLY STOCK . 1. (22) Dan Soodv 1 (37) Darryl Bit? X 0 ) Chariot Birionw X (44) Dan CyanriMld; X (4) Tta VtUanc X (4) Ron Outran, to 7. (14) Altai McOaBand; X (DC) Babul Mu m ; X (OQWBlam Hlfiduuuc SO (9) I i i m b Ad im i CLASSIC CARS . 1. (p Dan Hunnaiback; 1 (11) Frank Conrad; X (4) Rthman; X (74) Ed VUW X (7) Bud Spancar; Eddla Thoratov X (S) ) Darid Nome *. (SI) Congo Hifl.)tj IX (71) 7. (XX) Rodnay Euy; S a Albert; 12. (J) Mkhari WUUun*. U. (50) Simoon Sfugnuotd; II. Hal) DLIX (77) Davy Shrioar; IX (4) Al DougCaltmath; IX IX (71) Wayna Athlon. lUgtn; 17.07) Mo' at the end of Nine Mile Point Road. SHUPE'S SCOOP O tw the next few weeks, ux w ill be featuring Florida's "7bp Tb i" bass lakes, and many o f them art within practical fishin g distance from our an a. FISHING FORECAST River action continues to be good In spite of the approach of summer. Water is still in the banks, and bass are easily locat­ ed in holding areas such as deep tends, steep banks, slough and uni tha and amd.baaarch iiumlha When you catch one bass, slow down, for more will surely be present in the area. Look tor wading birds, as they will con­ gregate in areas full of baltfiah. Summer is almost upon us, snd Sebastian Inlet is beginning to feature improved snook fish­ ing, as well ss redfish, flounder, and trou t L u g e live shrimt continue to be the top offen Fished on a bare leaahead or with ■ light w eight the shrimp are worked slowly with die tide across the rocky bottom. Captain Tack st Port Canaveral reports eports fair action with dolphin dolph and king mackerel. mackerel CobU are :tereo, and sheepshead and flounder ora hiding inside the Port. Trout and redfish are rated *a fad in the Btnar.i m d in d L m r iv e r s . Ponce Inlet has steady action with sheepshead, drum, redfish, small bluefish, and jack crevalle. liv e or dead shrimp Is the top bait. Ifo u t and redfish a n rated from fair to good in Mosquito Lagoon. 1%^ .* j J the latest Miracle^info go to www.orlandomiracle.com, to tm a s te r ^ E WATERHOUSE^ �T L r T he Seminole Herald Wednesday, April tfl, 2001 L ecals T ecals Bowyer Singleton AAaaodatea, Norman Finley. P.E . S20 8 Magnoka Am , Orlando. FL 32*02. aepkeaton 14-117 72270-3 The prayed I* located In Sernino* COkrty. Section* 23-2*. 35 I 30. TownaNp 21 Souta. Range 30 Fast The ERPappacason la lor modMcatun lo V* prerioutfy laaued aurtae* water managamar* pannSe aaaodsttd wffi widening Dodd Road The r*c*Mng wetsrtuuly Is Hoa*5 Creak. Mac* Plumbing Syttama. Inc, S30 S U gh**) 427 a tlt. Longwood. FL 32750. appfeafion *4-117 218*0 30 The prayed Is taceled In Serrano* Counry. Section* 25, Township 1* South. Rang* 31 East The ERPapydcaaon It lot modification lo V v previously Issued surface wafer management permits associated w*h construction of an oacsk asOoiar braiding. associated padung and dnmt known a* Sanford Central Perk. Lot B. The rec*fring waterbody Is Mid. Smith Canal. LDM, Incorporated, 400 SadtSevrood Plaoa. Lake Mary. FL 3274*. appioaion 442-117-3 I K * -1 TT* preyed Is located In Serrano* County. Sections 20. Township 21 SotRi, Rang* 30 East. TT* ERPappactaton la lor conebucSon ol a surtac* water management system lo asrm Two ifNahrerehOu** buikknge and aaaocMad periwig lacMtet known aa U ni Ones AStorags TT* reoarring watarbodee are ratnamad wadanda The !»**(■) containing each of to* abomtealad *pp*ca«cn(e) are imtobf* lor ktapeebon Mondey mroigh Friday ascapf k » legal hoidayt. BOO am . to 500 pm at m# St. J o i n River Water Menegemet* Dtatrid Heedqueneri or me (F A C ) A peraon rfu a t a proposed parmamg L eg a ls L eca ls L ecals loAowtng cerMicatetel ha» Med taid ■I Iwil frve day* pnor to It* pro­ ceeding ! * [ # « » (407)333-4330 *■1 *4727, 1*00 9556771 (TOO), or 1 *00 955 6770 (V). v* Flood* Relay Barrie* WITNESS my h*Mand oKictal •#*! of urd Caul ta* 5 day of Apr*. 2001 (SEAL) By order of Pw Cay ComrNaakin of me C*y of SarXord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THEBE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 4d HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC; It a peraon decide* lo appeal a daemon mad* with Monorab* Meryanr* M on# FRANC!SCA JAVIEIA TINE DO. ReipondefllWAe. NOTICE OF ACTION TO FRANCISCA JAVIELA TlNEDO Apt* 9,2001 N O TIC i OF A PUBLIC HEARtNQ TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AH DR0MANCC BY THE CR Y OF SANFORD, FLORIDA None* is nereoy grveo mst i nxw nes/wig ws d* ne«a n oit tromrrmsiori Room at the Ctty Hal. 300 Norm Park A m n * . InthaCtyol Sanford. Flortda. at 7 00 odor* PM on Apr* 23.2001 to consider the adoption of an ordnance by the Cay of Sanford, Florid*, descried at k k m OROtNANCE MO. 3*37 TO ANNEX 12* ACRES OF PROPERTY LYINQ BETWEEN SEMINOLE BOULEVARD EXTENDE0 EASTERLY AND CELERY AVENUE ANO BETW EEN BRtSSON AVENUE EXTENOED NORTHERLY ANO MAY RIVER COURT; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW WINTER. ESQ . Attorney tot the Petatorer. whose addreas la 340 N Orange Avenue. Bute C. Orlando. Florida 32*01. and whoee telephone number M (407)64* 1962. and I** the odgnal wan tw Clerk of the tbom-ityfed Court on or before S E M IN O LE C O U N TY WITNESS my hand end seal Cowl on March 12.2001. CLERK OF THE COURT By MIRIAM RAMIREZ CIRCUIT COURT SEAL Deputy Clerk Pubkah March 20. and Apr* 4. tl, 1*. 2001 person* to whom 9* D*dnd meat actual none* FaAa* to lie 1 pattern warm to* time penod shat constitute a waiver ol any ngt* such peraon may ham to lagueal an sdmrvaealh s daiarmeialton (hasting) wider Sections 120 SM and 120.57, F A , concerning the eubfect panrvt appecabon Petator* which are not 360 HACIENOA VILLAGE ORB 2790 PO SW Y76* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mat KENNETH L JOHNSON . thahotdm otma to*owtogc*rtrhcet*(s) has tl*d said mrettcalMs) tor a las dsad to b* ZI23 the weal Irani door. Seminal* Cowtfy Courthouse, Senfotd. Flotilla, on Monday. May 21.2001.a t 1100am Payment of Sal* la*, appkcabi* documentary stamp tasat and sale A* payments aha* be cash or guaranteed Instrument made payable to me Clerk of me Clrcua Cowl Deled on 4/4,01. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Unde M McKinley Deputy Dark Pubksh Apr* It , 1*. 25. end May 2. ___________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA c iv il c a s e n o c k k : a .27»* i » u IN RE FORFEITURE OF I I . OS 1 00 IN UNITED STATEB CURRENCY NOTICE OF ACTION TO J.nftn Long through, under or agstoel Juttm ng to lurm any nghl, IMe or Interesl to the property harem described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mat to* veto tram door. Seminote Cowtfy Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on Monday, M *y2t. 2001, al 1100am Payrner* of 8*1* fa*. appkrahte documentary stamp lares and raowit ig fee* are required to be paid by me successful bidder al t * 120.57 F B . or may choose to pursue medteten aa an allamam* remedy under Section 120373, Florida Statutes, told Rutat 29-109 l i t told 26 10*401-404, Florida AikiSilsas* s Coda Peteona n i t oongBy wtot to* reqWramaraa of Ftorkte Ai>i**fieail Code Chapkar 2»-106 and RWa 40C-I.1 007 and b* Bad w*h (received by) t * DHMcl Clark tocatad al OMrid Headquarter*. 404* Raid Street Palatal. Honda 32177 Pstator* tar KjmmiirBuva rw»*nngonn boov» BppPCauon^B} mu®M imu wrumTw*my- on* (21) days of pWtacsaon ol to* none* or wahto twsrty sbt (2*) day* of to* April K, tOOt 1B3AP24O2RN239706 NO Tic e OF PUBUC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CAJ TOWING WILL SELL AT PUB U C AUCTION FOR SALVAGE FOR CASH ON DEMANO TO GHIGHEST DIODE n THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLES 1990 CHRYSLER 4 DOOR WHITE V1N4 t C3XY66R2LD636071 19*1 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR TAN VIN4 1G 1AN4 7N08J244123 THIS AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON APRIL 29.7001 .AT 10 O'CLOCK AM AT CAJ TOWING. 15*0 S. CR 427, LONOWOOOFL 32750 PROSPECTIVE (UDDERS MAY INSPECT VEHICLES ON THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN SAM ANO 5PM TER U S ARE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS CAJ TOWING RESERVES THE RIOMT TO ACCEPT OR R EJECT ANY AND AU. BIDS M THE CIRCUIT COURT , OF THE 1*TH (JUDICIAL CIRCUIT | M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. 1 FLORIDA C A M NO. *3CA -1757-14-D CONTIkjORTQAOE CORPORATION PianW(s), order to padtetpaf* In mta proceed­ ing, yo u ere touted, *1 no coal to you. to ( * provision el certain lasts lane*. Pleas# contact Cowl Admmtsltation. Seminole County Gowthouee, 301 Norm Park Avenue. SwteNTOI. Sanford, Fiortde 3277112*2. lalephone (407)665-4227. srithto two working days ol your race** of mil hobo* tt you are haat- set tonfi In said Order of Final JudgmanL to eft: THE EAST 57 FEET OF LOTS * ANO 7. BLOCK 12. TIER 10. A C MARTINS ADDITION TO SAN­ FORD, ACCOROINO TO D IE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 9*. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUN T V FLORIDA DATED si SEMI HOLE Couni y. Florid*. !tm 4 day ol Apr*. 2001. Oy Mery ten*** Deputy Clark AMY MoOROTTY, P A Attorney tor PtalnUI(t) 17021 N E t a h Avenue N. (Aamf Beach. Flortd* 331*2 (305)652 37*6 Fla. Bar* *29644 CM S-127* PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN: CAJ TOWING WILL SELL AT PUB U C AUCTION FOR SALVAGE FOR CASH ON DEMANO TO GHIGHEST BIDDER TH E FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLES 1193 FORD CONVERTIBLE SA ­ VER V1NS 1FACP44M3PF187373 1969 MAZDA 3DOOR' TAN VW* JMIBF23E2K0364522 THIS AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON M AYO JJO O IA T lOOCLOCKAM AT CAJ TOWING. 15*0 8. CR 427, LONOWOOO.FL 32710. PROSPECTIVE BtOOERS MAY INSPECT VEHICLES ON THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN BAM AND 5PM. TERMS ARE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS. CAJ TOWING RESERVES TH E RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR R EJECT ANY AND A U D IO S Pubkah Aprs ta. 2001 (1*0 Pubkah Apr* 11, 16,2001 2122 Ctork cl t * Oraul Court By Mary Strew* DEFENDANTS) O W U J I C 1 NO, f f f l TO ANNEX AO ACRES OP PROPERTY LYWO BETWEEN SARfTA STR EET A M ) BRMRCUPFE STREET ANO BETWEEN MOHAWK AVENUE ANO MARSHALL AVENUE; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW: A N N EX A TIO N REQUEST FRONT DOOR al to* SEMINOLE Cowsy Cowthous* tocatad ta SAN­ FORD In SANFORD. Ftoride. M ttO O a m o r toa 1st day of May. 2001 toe to*ow4ng tieiortu J proper­ ly aa aaf ham to aato Summary Ftota Jjtkjmert. b e t TH E EAST 100 FEET OF TH E SOUTH 70 T* FEET O F TH E NW1M O F TH E NE1/4 O F TH E SEU4 OF SECTION 3*. TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST. LESS RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR MAGNOLIA AVENUE D taM M itah de y of Apr*. 200t. ic n c u rr c o u r t b e a u MARY ANNE MORSE 1TY O F S A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that TBC TAX X. INC . toe holder of th* JABRT5174J7413929 1994 DODGE NOTICE OF PUBUC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: CAJ TOWING W E L SELL Al PUBUC AUCTION FOR SALVAGE FOR CASH ON DEMANO TO QHIOHEST BIDDER THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLES: 1995 FORO PICKUP: BLACK VIN* IFTCR14U2STA0573I THIS AUCTION W EL BE HELO ON MAY 012001 -AT 10 O’CLOCK AM AT CAJ TOWING. tSM S. CR 427. LONOW OOOFL 32750 PROSPECTIVE OIOOERS MAY INSPECT VEHICLES ON THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN SAM ANO 6PM TERMS ARE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS CAJ TOWING RESERVES TH E RIOMT TO A CCEPT OR R EJECT ANY ANO ALL BIDS Pubkah Apr* 15.2001 Z IM «*k**IOf BCewey. Horn* NOT1CS OF A PUBUC HEARBta TO CONSSER THE ADOPTION OP AHOROtaiAHCS BY THE CTTT OP SANPORO, FLDMOA Noftoe I* hereby gkren mta A A b le Hearing aril be held to Vie CommlMtan Room ta (« C«y He*. 300 Norm Park Avenue, to me C*y of 8ta*ord.Ftortde. *• 7.00 o'clock PJ4. on Apr* 23.2001 to oonaktar toe adopttm of an ortaname by •* Oy of flanlotd, Florida, daaortwd aa taBowa: 19*5 ISUZU Pubkah Apr* 18.2001 MARYANNE M O R S E. CMrk LO T 153. HUNTINGTON POfNTE. PHASE Ilf. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I I RAOES 66 AND <7, OP TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O F BEIBNOIE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dated to* 4 de yo lA p rl 1001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE IFMCA1IUSJZA12S09 z u a ------------------------------------ ROBERT L GREENHOWARO. ET A L, Dslsndantu) f. -wjjte.-m m U s ueAuwteaJmlMlAm It ■hr Msis -lea * nr n ul » M- C- -a -■ mask -a p iw n Ivo* i n v a r n r a i r i m i n w r n g n w x o n w i c i w*n uo n—a alaitevfa.D v v ■no IFACPS244NA130442 1999 FORO 19*3 FORD 1FTDE04Y10MB37572 Pubkah; Apr* 1*. 2001 2167____________________________ 2001 20** PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant lo an Order or Final Judgement of Foradoaur* dsled Apt* 2. 2001, and aratrad to Cam No 9*-CA-l7ta7-l4-B of It* Circuit Cowl of m* 1STH Judicial O c w l to and lor SEMINOLE Cowrty. Ftottcu whereto CONRMORTGAOE COR PORATION ta me Ptaintifl and ROBERT L GRCENHOWARD AND NORMA J GREENHCNARD. HIS WIFE; BERNETTE O SMITH, are 104AW9941DM490421 1992 FORD 19*2 DODGE 20THB23P0CK1855C9 Clark of me Circuit Court OyMary 50014* DapufyOmk IAW OfFiCES OF JOSEPH PANICLLO. PA. Put Olfic* Boa 2347 Tampa, Florida 33P0I Pubkeh Apr* tt. 1A 2001 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mat a Pattern lor Dissolution of your Man-tag* has been Med and commenced at Me Court end you era raqiArad lo serve a copy of your ANNEXATION REQUEST Section 120 573. F S Chooefng medttDon w i not adversely seed me dgbl to ■ heartog E medeacn doer not raaUI to a letaemar*. The precadura* tor pwiung maiiater are sal term In Section 120 573. F S , and Rules 75 10*111 and 29-10* 401-.406. F A C . Pauton* must comply with m* requtrsmanti of Florida AdntowOettm Coda, Chapter 29-10* and b* Mad win (received by) the DMrict Ctoik. located *1 Otttrtd Head y utter*. 4049 Raid Street Peletk*. FlarkM 32177. L eca ls Leca ls L ecals Deputy Qek IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABSJTlEa ACT. parson* wtot dtas*tote* need kig a *pectaf acmmmadMkn shoWd eontocl CO UR T ADMMWTTIATKM. al ** SEMINOLE County Ooumouasta407-3234310.1-90C•66-677 T (TOO) or 1-600*66-9770. H* Flortd* Rato* Barvkj*. DAVID J STERN. P X •OT 8. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 600 PLANTATION, a 33324 (954)2336000 99-399431 FNMA)FTN PutritacAprii It , I t , 2001 2126 Byttory Sbom* Deoutr Clark T H E U W OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF *01 S Ummraay Dnm Bute 600 Pianlteon. a 33324 (964)2336000 B7.)875t(NCL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANB WITH OfSADAJTIES undersigned Maryann* Mwse. Clerk of me C k u * Court of SEMINOLE Coutty, Ftoride. w*. on Vw 22 day of May. 2001, al 11:00 a m at r * Front Door of the Saminoi* County Couitnoua* to Sanfoni. o*sr tor sale end sal el public outcry to me higheta and beef bidder tor cash, me k4towtog described property i ruatsd n SEMINOLE Cowry Ftondt. to wS LO T 427. RIVERSIDE AT TWIN RIVERS UNfT H. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD ED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAGE 6964. O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA pwmuam to m* trial decree of toreCOMMERCIAL FEDERAL MORTGAOE CORPORATION vs Itoonda Easma.it, ol in . *t al In accordance with t a Americana w*h Otsabdbas Ad, Parsons with a deabasy who need a special acoom- angagsd to butneea at 50* French Am. Sanford, a 32771. Samoa* County. Florida wider Cho Fcbboua Mam* of KEN* TUFF TRUK, and mat I intend to regdtar said name with the Ofvuttn of Corporations. Tatahaaaaa. Florida, to aeswdanca wtai the provisions of toe Famous Nan* Statutas. lo-Wa Section M S OS. Florida Statutes 1*91 Kan Wing Pibkalr Apr* I I . 2001 Z IM •lorag* 1957 CADILLAC VIN3760010591. Uan amt/ 523330 00 Owner/ James W. Union. 4126 Watarmri Am. OrL F L tenor/ Auto Spactaty Inc. 100 H ^ t Una Or *106 Longwood, a Ta* 407-634-6777. Sale da* May *. *001 *1 1000 al 3001 Atoms Av *227 Winter Park. FL. Sato VsfvdKi) may b* 1adeemed by aaf NOTICE OP PUBLIC BALE ALTAMONTE TOWIHQ. |*c.UNCLAJMED VEHICLE AUCTION 117 MARKER B T. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, a SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM. S O U ) AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TTTLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIDS PURSUANT TO F S 713 79 06-11-2001 19*5 NISSAN JNIPB12S4FUI9I679 * TABLOIDS •BOOKS •NEWSPAPERS ANNEXATON REQUEST STEPHEN CAMPBELL. IF LTONQ, AND IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISES. GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENOR, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTH ER PARTIES CLAIM!NO AN M TER ES T BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST STEPHEN CAMPBELL UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STEPHEN CAMPBELL. IF ANY. VIVIAN CAMPBELL: PSB LENDING CORP; INTERPRINTINCORPORATED. WORLD COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES. IN C . A DISSOLVED FLORIOA CORPORATION, RANIER F. MUNNS: RULON 0 MUNNS, KEITH R WATERS: BOQIN. MUNNS A MUNNS. A FLORIOA LEGAL PARTNERSHIP. NORTH SUPPLY COMPANY, HUNTteGTON POINTE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. W C . UNITED STATES OF WTTNESSmy hand and esaf of t * Court on r * day of APR 06 3001. 3001. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK CLERK OP THE C « C L iT COURT Hum King Deputy Clark ta YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO n U m O P A TE IN THIS PROCEED­ ING, YOU ARE ENTITLED. AT NO CO ST TO YOU. TO THE PROW SION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE PLEASE CO N TA CT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT SOI N PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771, (407)6332171. WITHIN 1 WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT O f THIS DOCUMENT IF YOU ARE HEARING OR VOICE IMPAIRED. CALL 16006666771. PvbtehApr* 11.18. 2001 Z1I7 On Specialty Grade Paper & Newsprint Call 322-2611 Fo r Quotes Ik Seminole M k Herald C O M M E R C IA L P R IN TIN G �Tm. Seminole Hiraiji L ec a ls IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o p t h b ib t h JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR 4EMINOLX COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 00 CA 2427 14 W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC P U U N Tirr VS MELOOY CAYCE. IF UVINQ. AND IF DEAD, TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREOITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST MELODY CAYCE: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP MELOOY CAYCE. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT! S} NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uini Id a Sunmary Final Judgment c< k n c t o u n M a d Apri e. 2001 amarad n C M Caaa No. 00 CA2427 14 W toVwCIrcul Court erf Vw 1BTH Judicial O cu4 In and lof SEMINOLE County SANTORO, Florida. I ad aal to toa hrtowai and bail better tor cash at AT WE ST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE al Aa SEMINOLE County Couthdusa located al SOI N. PARK AVENUE, SANFORD. FL 32771. a t ll0 0 a m .o n t h a S d id *y * C4 May, 2 M I Via takowtog daaenbad property at >al forth In u ld Summary Final Judgment tow*. LO T 30. CHASE QROVES UNIT 7A. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 4S, PAGES T4ANO IB. PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Oltad ma«*> day olApN. 2001 (CIRCUIT CO UR T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk ol Aa Orate Court By Donany W. Dolton [U n ify Dafk T H E I U W OFFICES O F 0AVI0 J. STERN, P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. Urftvaraty Drtva Buaa BOO Plantation, FL 31174 (954)733-0000 00-63787|OKU) IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, partem ath it*ah 90a* naadng t apaoal aocontnodaton aheutd contact COURT ADUINISTRATION, al Aa SEMINOLE County Courthouta M 407-065-4227, 1500955-4771 (TOO) or I -V00-945-4770. vte Florida Rstey Samoa PuDkshAprl 18.25, 2001 217V M T H I C W C U ITCO U R T OF THE lt d ! JUDICIAL CM CW T. M ANO FOR •EMBKXS COUNTY, C A M NO: 0OCA-240V-14-W NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO. PUUNTIFF VS. RENEE R USHEFSKJ. IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AH INTEREST B Y THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST RENEE B. UBHEFSKJ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RENEE B. LISHEFSKI, IF A N Y HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III; FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER T O FVISTU M O N NATIONAL BAMC OP FIORIOA, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER T O FLOfVDA NATIONAL BANK; SAMUEL W YNER D/B/A AUTO UOUK3ATOR3 O F LONGWOOO: JO H N DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Bunmary Final Judgmam HI toractoaum dalad Apri 6, 2D01 amarad to C M Casa M l OOCA2405-14-W ol Via C an* Court vf foe IBVi JudtoM Orculto and tor SEMI­ NOLE Couty, Sanford. Florida. I wte aai to Vw N ^ w si and bate better tor caafi al Vw Waal Nonl dooi al via SEMINOLE CounTy Courthouta bealad al 301 North Part Annua In BanlonL Florida, al II :00 A M . on Via ■ day al May. 2001 Via knowing datertoad property aa aal tonh to eald Summary Final Judgmam. toWll' LO T 2. BLOCK 3, FAIRLANE ESTATES SECTION I HEPLAT ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS PAGES 100 and 101. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIO R IO A Dated Vfts 8 day te AprV, 2001. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ciaili te Via Ckoftl Court By Mary S trata Deputy Qmtk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTIFF M l 8. Unrnravy D o n Suva BOO Plantaaon.FL 33324 (9541233-BOOO 0054I38(FM)NCM IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH OISASIUTIES A C T paiaont a v i L ec a ls I-UNIT B. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 31, PO 0544 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat bean Nad agalnet you and you art required to to rn a copy orf your written dstanase. V any, on DAVID J. STERN. ESQ PlatofllTa attorney, whose address la M l 3 Unhereity Odra 1500, Plantation, FL 33374 (no Istor than 30 days kom vw data ol vw bru puMcanon ol Vat notea ol acBon) and Ne Vw original w «i Vw Hart ol Vat coul ether before •ent­ ice on Plantar« attorney or tovnacb«1a*y thereafter evwnrtaa a da'aite w « ba amarad against you tor Vw ratal damandad to Vw complaint or pawon Nad harato. WITNESS irry hand and Vw sate ol VM Court al SEMINOLE County. Flortda. VM day ol APR 10 2001. 20. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BYRuViKtog DEPUTY CLERK U W OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE BOO PLANTATION, a 33324 0t-569S7(FNMA)PMHM IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraont wkh daabnwes naadtog u p a d a l aooommudatlon should eontad COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Vw SEMINOLE County Courthouta « 407-865-4227.1-BOO955 4 771 (TDD) or 1500-955-4770, via Honda Ralty Service THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O (2) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS Pubtah Apnl IB. 23 2001 21TB M TH1 CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E 18TH j u d i c i a l em eurr, IN AND FOR ■EMMOL1 COUNTY. JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M MO: 01 CA 23314 P WASHINGTON M UTUAL BANK, SUCCESSOR BY MEROER T O HOME SAVINGS O F AMERICA. PA, PLAINTIFF VS DONALD D M ETO kCX . E T A L , DEFENOANT(S) NOTIC* O F ACTION • CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO : ERM ENTERPRISES. H C , A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CORPORA­ TIO N which buMnes* addra** W TH E CORPORATION IS HEREBY NOTIFIED VM an seven to toractoaa v mortgage on Vw totaring proper­ ly: LOT B. BLOCK A REVISED P U T OF TH E BPRMGS W 1LOW RUN SECTION. ACCORDING TO TH E P U T THER EO F RECORDED IN P U T BOOK IT. PAGES 75. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA I a copy ol your wrtton datorraao, B orry. try, on DAVID J. STERN. E M . Ptokwra artomey. whoka addmaa to M l S UntvaraVy Drtva f 800, PtontoVon. a 33324 (no later then 30 days from Vw daw te Vw Brat pubtcaVon to M a nodes al ten on ) and Ma Vw ortgtoil wVh Vw ctork tetter court stowr before sarvon PlaertoTt attorney or vnmeta * dstetel you tor Vw M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E I I T H JUDICIAL aRCUTT, M AND FOR VEIRNOLB COUNTY. GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: 51 CA 43314 P CENDANT MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PUUNTIFF VS BARBARA C. CASTLE. E T A L . OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE O F ACTION CONBTRUCT1VS SERVICE TO Baibam C. Caaba ahoee rnidanca It unknown V ha/iha/Vwy ba hvtng. and V hteatw/Vwy ba dead, Vw unknown daftsndants who may ba apouaai. davwaaa. grantaat. Inn war, and M paraaa dalnvng an tolaraal by. W du^i. under or a g a m Va DelsnOanU. who am not Known to ba dead or **ve, am at parka* havtog or clatnng to have any ngre, Ikte or muraal to ma property datertoad in itw mortgage bang YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Vw! an acbon to toradoaa a mongaga on Vw knowing property LOT B. ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE Leca ls Leca ls U W OFFICES OF DAVID J. STFRN PA ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTIFF M l B UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE BOO PLANTATION, FL 33324 00-63678<NCL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraont wVh dteabtebat need tog ■ apadal accommodation should comact CO UR T ADMINISTRATION. •I the SEMINOLE County Courthouaa « 4075554227.1500955 8 771 (TOO) or 1500 9555770, rta Flortda Ratoy Sarvtoa THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O (2) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PibkshApift 19,25, 2001 21M THENCE SOUTH 59*44 45* W EST ALONG SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE A DISTANCE OF 40 31 FEET. TO THE POINT OF BEOINNING * Batog a portion oI land* at daeevtiad to OMcIM Raond* Book 3481, Page 1374, Pubke Record* ol Samtoola Coitoty. Flortda 11 (LESS SLY 52 FT O f NLY t il FT OF ELY 80 F T) BEN JAMES SUOO PB8PQ1 Nam*« m which m m id OWE* OORY E WIUJAMS A l o l i M l property b«h g in (Tw County of Samirait. Stii« of Florid* Unteti tucri C9fUftc*te<tJ *h*1 b* rxf««m*cf iccordfrig lo law, (Mi prop•riy datertwd In «ueh cwrtfficaf*(«) wM tw told lo tha Hgfwal bkM * al th# waat front door, Sardnda County Courthouaa, Sanford, Florida, cm Monday, May 21.2001. at 1100am. Paymanf of Sal# faa. appAcada documortlary aiarnp laxaa and racordng faaa ara raquirad lo ba paid by Vw auccaaafuf Nddar at ffw •ala. Ful paynwii of an amount tqual lo 'Dhwtihjfmt bid M dua wtttwn 24 hour* altar tha adimtiaad lima of •ata. Al paymantt that ba cath or guaradaad inatrumant. mada payaNa lo tha Oar* of tha Circui Court. Oatad on 4/4/01. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by Linds M McKinley Deputy Ctertt Pubtah Apri It. 18. 25. and Mty 2. 2001 2096 M TH E CIRCUIT COURT O f TH E 1ITH JUOICtAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA c tv n d iv is io n C A M NO,: OBCA-1B05-14W COMPANION MORTGAGE CORPORATION. A OELWARE CORPORATION va. JaaonlAWantwch.CT.AL NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALM NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN purtuam to a Final Judgment ol Foretooaure dated AprV 8.2001. and amarad to C o m N o OO-CA-1905MW. ol the O cu* Court ol bw rSTH Judctal CbcuV to and far Samtooto County. Florida rrtwnto Companion Mortgage Corporation. ADahram Corporatioo to Platobfl and UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSES­ SION o f s u b j e c t 'P r o p e r t y , JASON MULLENBACH, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JASON MULLEN BACH; CITY OF SANFORD. FLORI­ DA am (totaratoma. I win sal to itw ntgrien ■na D m MXJir vOf ettn it Vw W EST FRONT DOOR oI Vw Sansnoto County Courthouta, In Banked, Flortda. al II DO i m on Vw M i a y ol May, 2001. Vw Mtowing daaortbad property aa aal bath to aakl Final Judgmam. to-rrtl: LO T 17. OF TH E FLORIDA U N O ANO COLONISATION COMPANY'S ADCKT10N TO TH E SO U TH SAN­ FORD. ACCORDING TO TH E P U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK I, PAGE (8 ) 73. OF TH E PUBLIC OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R O A OATEO H a M l d tr M Apr*. 2001. In Accordance Yrtto Tha Americana tot Act. Persona WVh Needing a special to Participate In This Proceadkvg Should Contact Court AOnHMmaon al M l N. Park Avenue. Santord, Florida 32771, Tatophono NwiVwr (407)3234330, Ned Later Than Savon (7) Oaya Prior to The Procaadtog. If Hearing Impaired (TOO) 1500-9555771, or Voice (V) 1500-955-8770, via MonoA F w iy oiiV K fi Mary Anna Moraa Aa Ctork orf aarfd Cowt By Dorothy W. BoBon Aa Oasuly Ctork U W O FR C E O F MARSHALL C. WATSON, PA. Atoomays tor PlatWi 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120 Fort LaudanMa. FL 33309 Tatachona: (9S4MBB5SM Faoaarwa (954)7715062 0069161 PitotohAprt 14.25, 2001 2121 M T H B C B K U T CO UR T WITNESS my hand and Vw teal ol Ma Court al SEMINOLE County, Florida. Vka day te APR 11 2001. 2001. (M A D MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BYRuViKtog OEPLTTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTIFF M l SOUTH UNIVERSITY DRIVE. SUITE 600 PLANTATION, a 33324 IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABUT1ES ACT, parsons wflh dteabkktei need­ ing a apadal *coomrnoc5*ttan ihterfU oomact CO UR T AOMBESTRATION, at Vw SEMINOLE County Courthouta al 4075554227.15009555771 (TOO) or 15005655770. via Florida Ratoy Barrios. THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O (2) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PlhkahAprk IB. 23, 2001 2I7S M T H B C M C U T COURT OP TH E 1VTH J U O K U L CBtCWT, M A M ) FOR I COUNTY, C A M NO t OBCA 2 3 M 14 O WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. INC. FACIA NORWEST MORTGAGE, M C , PUUNTIFF VS. CARL E. GRIFFIN. ETAL., DEFENDANTS) NOTICB OP ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE BERVICS TO- LO NN* QRIFFVI •hoaa tettdenca W urknoan V ha/aharthay ba Bring; and V ha/iTwrihay ba dead, Vw irtnown who may ba sp a tes*. lr«g • np*c comae* CO UR T ADMINISTRATION, al Via SEMINOLE County CouViouSte at 407 BBS-4227. 15009555771 (TOO) or 1-500-5655770, toa Floods Relay Service PubtahAprV 18,28.2001 2177 Leca ls •nd v i partWa datrkng an towrete by, M ou^u utter or agatoar to ba dead or a*vt. and aft parttoa haring or ctoarkng to Iwiia any V L low or imaraal to Vw property datertoad to Vw mortgage batog YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Vwl an action to toractoaa a mortgage on th* IpAovtaflj pffoptty; SOUTH M F EET OF NORTH­ W EST 114 OF TIER It . BLOCK 4. FLORIDA U N O t COLONIZATION LIMITED MAP OF TH E ST. GERTRUDE ADOITIOH T O TH E TOW N OF SANFORD. ACCORD­ ING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK I. PAGE IIS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat boon Had sgstoto you and you art requred to aanra a copy ol your ton dtltntte. V any, on OAVIO J STERN, ESQ. Platoon t attorney, whose adtoaaa to M l 8 Uramravy DrhwfBM.PtorWWon.FL 33324 (no tolar Vwn 30 days from Vw data at Vw teal pubteavon ol Ma nokca ct action) and Ua Vw anginal wVh Vw ctora ol H a court attwr baton serv­ es on Planters attorney or tosnatewS ba anund aganal you lor Vw taker demanded In Vw ermpieirk or WIT1C83 my hand and Vw sate ol H a Court to SEMINOLE County Florida. Vka day te APH 10 2001,20 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT CO UR T BYRuViKtog DEPUTY CLERK B« ANO FOR COUNTY, M M STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT O F TRANSPORTATION, WALGREEN COMPANY. V IM . MOTICS T O SHOW CAUSE ANO NOTICE OP B U T STATE O F FLO R O A TO : Mahmoud AbHadMaitwturvkring olltoor al StocAhrtdga Emarpnaaa, tot a dtoeohed eorparadon and aa •uch toretaa tor aaM oorpor^in 2717 Wtordi Port Drive Orchard Lake, MaTagan 45324 Pareto H I Mahmoud AhHatodl aa toa mrrtrtng ototwt oI ktotoya tortaknama. toe, a dtotohed oorporaMan and aa autoi tiuataa h r aakl toaankrad flwgotaletl 3717 Ward* Peek Drtva Orchard Lake, Michigan 45324 Pareto 111 TV a l said laapondaraa a4io era tot­ ing, and f any at o l respondents am lenon. or oVwr parkas etoantog by, VamiVi, under, or agtorwl any such dacaatad raapondam or reapondanta, V atom, and I dead, vwk grartotaa, cratoi ■ ■ i n A l i i - a - 3 . . - a _ , IBv —-1 I ■I o. Hi uw p iiw t OAiming oy, m u g n , undar, or agianl any such i M Itaw m y right,1 V * 1 a h « n ^ ail wall , ---- , 9 , m ,9 la* 95am ina pruparry ofa cn on vn ma W FEE HU PLE - RIGHT O F WAY PARCEL H I Thai part Ob T H E SOUTH 270DO FEET OF TH E EAST 225 00 F E E T OF TH E SOUTHW EST IM OF TH E SOUTH­ W E S T IM OP SECTION 34. TO W N­ SHIP 21 SOUTH. RAMC2E 31 EAST, SEMINOLE C O U N TY ,T f l ORDIA, LESS TH E S O U TH 4000 F E E T ANO LESS TH E EAST 500 FEET. ALSO LESS TH E FOLLOWMO. A PARCEL O F U N O LYMO WITHIN T H E S O U TH W EST 114 O F TH E SOUTHW EST 114 OF SECTION 34, TO W N SHV 21 SOUTH. RANGE 31 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. OESCRttED A S FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT A S K T CM W ITH A f I P. NO. V MARKING TH E SOUTHW EST CORNER OF SEC­ TION 34. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 31 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: TH E N C E NORTH OIPLl-sar WEST. ALONG THE W EST U NE OF SAID S E C ­ TION 34. A DISTANCE OF 39 67 FEET TO TH E EXISTING NORTHERLY R O TO OF WAY U N E O F MCCOLLOCH ROAD. THENCE NORTH 99-44*5* EAST. ALONO 8AIO EXISTING NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY UNE. A DISTANCE OF 123429 FEET. T O THE P05TT OF BEGINNING TH ENCE. DEPARTING SAID NORHTERLY RIGHT OF WAY U N E . NORTH 14*05 *0* EAST. A DISTANCE OF 29 39 FEET; TH EN C E NORTH 00-4T05* WEST. A DISTANCE OF 137 93 FEET) TH EN C E NORTH 02*34*11"EAST. A DISTANCE OF 64 79 FEET. TH ENCE NORTH 99*4445* EAST. A DISTANCE OF 29.80 F E E T TO TH E EXISTING WESTERLY RIGHT O F WAY U N E OF STATE ROAD 434. THENCE SOUTH 00*45*10* EAST, ALONG SAID WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY UNE, A DISTANCE OF 230 00 FEET TO THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY U NE OF MCCOLLOCH ROAD. COMMENCE al a 4 Inch by 4 Inch concrete monument (No I D.) mark, tog the Southwell comer to Section 34, Township 21 Sotoh, Range j| East, rhenca North 69 *5 32" Esit 400 997 metort ( U 18 80 leto) along Vw South *n* orf the Southern) 1/4 to sold Section 34 to too besekna to survey to SUM Road 434, at shown on Florida Dspsrtmsnl to Transportation Right to Wty Map. Satokn 77170 2510, batog a post on t curve concave Watlerty havtog • radius to 1748 380 mslsrt (S.72V SB test) and • cantral angle to 00*26 11*. thence departing tha South Ina to toa SouthwevI 1/4 to said Bacaon 34 bom a chord barring to North 00*26 50* W att nm Norlhwattarty along said baaatna to aurvay and toa are to ■*■! c u m a (bstanca to 13201 matsrs (43 54 Mat) to ■ potto on said c u m . thence departing said basatna to survey, run South BV45-32* Watt 27 632 maMrt (9085 Mai) to toa anting Wat tally right to way Bna to Su m Road 434 (a t now •ttibbahad): toonca North 34'423r Eaal 2.357 matart (7.73 leal) along said aiittmg Watlerty rigM to way Ina lo toa POINT OF BEGINNING, thance dspantig said a dating Waslariy nght to way Ina, tun North 00*4 ISO* Waal 8245 m a lm 11721 M l : toenca North 69*1177* East 3.728 m tom (1223 W ) to toa eielng Weateriy right to way bna to aatd SUM Road 434; thence South 34*4227*WaK •long aakl auttlng Wealarty right to way bna a ilsu nca to 6 435 tnaMrs (21.11 Net) to the POINT OF BEGIN NINO Containing 9 4 aqusra m aim (105 square leal), more or lass Ybu are each ntoibad Siai via r ennurw nwqi ns sworn r BWlun mnQ U DadaraBon to Taking in tots Court lo condemn by srrsnsm domain protha SUM to Flortda. County to Semmoia You are kirthar noMlad tost Via PstMonar wfl apply lo toe Honorable Sana R. Stephenson, one to tot fudges to N a Court on toa 23nl day to May. 2001 al 1:30 pjn . In Semmoie CmaVy Courthouta, M l North Park Avenue. Santord. Florida, tar an Order to Taking In tola causa A8 rapaondants lo tola su« may rsqusal a hearing at Vw nnw and prfaoe dsalgnasad and ba heard. Any raapondam n taflng lo Ba a taguM tor hearing Kiel waive any nght lo obiact to Vw Order ol TUdng. AND Each raapondsm u haroby raqtorad to serve written datarwas. V any, and taguaal a hearing, V dsavsd, to said NOTICE OF SALE To wttaTy owner tan tor ram duo In accordance with Florida Statutes, Self Storage FadMy Act Sections 83 80153809, contents to teaawl •pact* aa ktenMad baton* CHANNEL BAKER 335 Daddng CtothogMuc CURTIS WHITLOCK 337 CtoVkng.DtehM.Mtec. MICHAEL DAVIS 339 Daddng. FanAbac. WALTER BRYANT 341 Funktom, Baddng JANICE l . MOORE 351 Furrkturs.B1cycte.Mnc ALTONIA MITCHELL *04 FumRurstItauatehold.kksc. USA BRYANT 448 Fumllum.Housahtod.Mtec. Aft unas are add *M-te* and ttktel ba ptod lor In CASH ImnwdteMty kktowtngaete. A l urWa atommead may nto ba avsttebtealbma to sate In Vw warn to saviamant bahvaan owtwr and obkgated party B u y m must hato away debris Content* wB ba •tod al public suction to Vw hWwal bidder or Mhsrwtea dtepossd to si ww iDKnMny u r n ana locanon DATE APIBLIT, 2001 TIME. 1030 AM . Magnolia Sail Storage 2530 Mognoiw Ava SarSont Ft 32773 (407)321-2808 Pubftah: Aprs 11, 15.2001 2099 M THE CW CUIT CO U R T F 8EMWOLE COUNTY, PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO.: 01-143-CP IN R£- ESTATE OF PHILIPPINE A OVERBY. Petition On STATE OF FLORDIA DEPARTMENT O F TRANSPORTA­ TION T i t Bouto WoodUnd Boulevard DsLantL Florida 32720 o/o Lewrsncs 8 Gsndnsr Emtnare Domain ABomsy: tXssrtct 5 (804)0436493 on or batata vw IBto day to May. 2001 and Na Vw ongVwlt wdh toa Clark to Vm Court on Vwl date, to NOTICE OF AOktaVETHATION The stkikrsMrelWn to tw steals ol PHAIPPINE A OVERBY, Iteresssrt. Flo Numtwr 0M45-CP, Is psndng In Vw Clreull Court tor Sonknote County, Ftortdo, Probate revision, Vw sttorsts to which te: 301 N. Park Avenue, Santord, flortda 32772. The name and addreea to Vw or San ten you or any to you have in and property datenbed In Vw M i toa . I, V any you have, why Vw property should net ba aondamnad tor vw uaaa or ptspoaei aa aal toon In Vw Pataon. V you lad to anew SI. • defaue may ba amarad against you tor Vw rtksf demanded In Vw PsVVon it you tel to rsgusvl a I waring on Vw Pavuon tar Outer to Taktog •mj ngys elrdhil te ■i2mlaidi to asrfd Order to any toa oc*aci ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l parsons on whom Vka nonce to tw have obteettons Vial Vw w k tty or Vte WB, Via quattecarioni ol Via Personal n sprasamsWis. v s u , or |unsdolion to M s Court ore reqtorod to IN tw k ob|ac«ona wtei N s Court WITH­ IN THE LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Aa credtare to Vw docedem and parsons honing claims or WITNESS MY HAND ANO SEAL to •tod C a u l on Vw day to APR 11 2 0 C 1 A O . 2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIRCUIT CO UR T Or- Ruto King Deputy Cterk (SEAL) In Act ____ _y m modsvon to partedpnto si tote pn> oaadtog V o k l contact Vw Ccurt * to 301 North Pork 1407)505-4330, no) teter awn Sevan (T) days prior to Vw preoaatong V hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1-5005658771, or WOO (V) 15005665770, PubVtoiAprV 18. 2001 Z153 tar T m Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toto TB C TAX V. INC . Vw hokter to Vw Wtowtog oarnhcau ia) haa Itod said oarufcetenl lor s tea dead to ba Isauad Vwreon. The natsVrtos ru n barfs) and yearfi) to Wauancs. vw deaenpoen to vw preparly, and Vw rwnw(t) In whkh I was aaaetied CER Tin CA TS NO; 2347 YEAR OP K SU ANCC: 1SV4 PARCEL KM: 10-20-32-JAE-OOSW- 0000 DadcrtpVon to Prepartr LEO SEC II TW P 20S ROE 32E BEG 326 78 F T N 8 330411 F T E O F NW COR O F 8W IM O F SW 1/4 RUN E 560 F T B 830 F T W 860 F T N 330 PT TO BEG Namaa In ahkh amasaart DAVID R TAYLOR, CYNTHW L TAYLOR Aft to sad preftwrty bafcig Vi Vw CouVy orf Samtoote, 8UW to Florida. Llrtwri auch oartjhcatelll tow* ba redaamad aocordrvg to tew, Vw preparty daautwd to a u h cariAwie(a| wB ba SOU to Vw N(Fwat Udcter at Vw waat kom door, Samevrn Count f Courthouta, Benton). Florida, on Monday. May 21,2001, to 11.00am Payment to Sale tea, appkcabte documentary sump Uaes and taoordtog teas m required to ba paid by tw auocaeatal ladder at Vw sate. FiK payment to an amowV equal to Vw Nghaat tad Is due wahta 24 hows after Vw advsresad Isna to •ate. A l payments shaft ba cash or guaranteed tostrumam. made paysto* to Vw Ctertt to Vw Cmu4 on whom o copy e l Ska node* te •anted s v s i taree n o v a alter Vw date to Vte Aral pubVosaon to Ska Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS N O n C E OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l tohar cradSots to tw daosdsm •nd parsons having dents or damanda again*! Vw decadent * esuw mud fee vwe ctektw with Vka Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO F E E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dele to Vw km Pubkcafton to Vito nonce to Apr! 11,2001. KAREN H . RICHARDSON. SUSAN NEISWENOER BLACK. Ftortdo Bar N o : 0009273, Mateor kHarbart. PA PoM Office Bo. 2854, Orlando. Florida 32V02 2854 Tetephorw *07-425-9044,74* *074232018 Aoomay lor Parsons) Rspissanteffira Putoah April 11, 18.2001 2109__________ V) THE ORCUIT COURT OF THE IITH judicial emeurr, V) ANO FOR •EMMOLE COUNTY, tar Tea Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vwl KCCI OR KATHY SEPLJLVERES , tftt hcifcjif ol Vw loAovrtnc ctrUU calafa) has lllsd Slid cartthcaialil tor • Ms dead to bs Issued Vwreon Tha oatbbeau nunbar(s) and yast(a) to iaauanca. Vwtteacnpten to Vw prop­ erty, and Vw rwmarfa) in which I was sssaasad la/sre aa toftowr CERTIFICATE NO. 4211 YEAR OP ISSUANCt: 1888 PARCEL KM 2921-31602-0000 0110 Description to Preparly LEO LOT L eca ls Attorney tar Persona. Rap Florid* Bar No. 198587 Pubtah Apr! It, 18,2001 2110 IN t h e e m e u rr c o u r t f o r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DTYItiON Fite No. 81-215C P IN RE: ESTATE OF JAMES C. HOLLAND NOTICE OF A0M55STRATI0N (OrwPR) Tha adrrkrkamaon to Vw aetata to JAMES C HOLLAND, deceased. Fa* Ntorbar ot 215-CP. te parwtag In Vw CVcuV Court, tor Banknote County. Florid*, Probate Dtvtoton, Vw addreaa to which te: Post Office Drawer C. Santord. Florida 32772 Tha name and M O v u to tw Personal Rapratanutiva and Vw Personal Rapraaanuvvt's stiomay ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T A l parsons on whom Vka notice is etwftanga tw valdVy to Vw WB, Vw qualifications to Vte Personal Representative, vanua, or (tatetooson to Vk* Court are raquead to Ma Vwk obtoebon* wVh Vk* Court WITH­ IN TH E LATER OF TH R EE 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 TH E M A l crarSUrs to Vw dacadam and tohar paraont havtog claims or on whom • oopy ol Vka nonce is date to Irsl pubftcason to Vka nctece mutt ftte Vwir ctelrrw w«h Vka Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATKW OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM i ikt i wa ram rttlin aa -^ - ■ -* oowf craonon ov* ow_ 4oacaoarn M Court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF TT5S NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO FK E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha date to Vw Irvi PuMovaon to Vksntolcv Is AprV 11,2001. JOHN C. BLACK 840 Iroquois Strata Mattel tatond. FL 32992 Attorney tor Parsonsl RapreaamsVva Chartaa D. WDdsr, Etquva Florida Bar No 299318 1132 Symonds Avarua Wtolar Park. Flortda 37719 Tttetonrw (407)544-2218 Fscskikls (407)544-2151 PitoftahAprt If, 18,2001 2111 IN TMB O R C U IT COURT O F TH E EIGHTEENTH Na. 05504T-CA-14-L U S, BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, TR USTEE UNOER AGREEM ENT DATED 11/01/85 (EQ CC HOME EQUITY LOAN TR U ST 1999-4), JAMES MARC DAVIS; E T A U , DatondtenKs). H O R C B O P B A LB Noaca It hereby gtean fist, purauam to Vw Ordar or Ftoto Judgmate •reared In M s causa, to Vw Clrotol C o u l to Samtooto CowVy. Ftortdk, I •Hi m i ntf penparty i l i n l a l In finakuAk if^ viwMtahJ r\ ‘ii*k~1te oaacrawa :Derr*now wnawy, m noa, m : L O T 45. PELICAN BAY. kcooriftng to v » MAP OR Ptol ttereto reooreted to PM Book 26. Pm * 21 ANO 22, R b k Records to Bsmtotos Caumy; N pubic sals, to Via Ikghott and beat barter, tor cash al V » Watl From Door to Vw Bsmkvtoa County CouViouH, 301 Nor* Park Avarut, Santord, Ftorkto t l i i oo A M on May 1, 2001. (SaaO DATED: 4-4-2001 Maqrenna Morse dark to Vte O cta l Co ul By Mary Stroup* Daptoy Ctork WMiOteabBttaa Act pereansm need to spactel aooommnrlatton lo partici­ pate to N s pmctearthB shaft, vritkn seven (T) dsys pilot to » try proceed ■ V - contaci a w u o u n m iiiw iiiiu i one* or Ctork of Coul to Vw Couey rafsrsneed above. M hearing torpobvd. (TTO ) 1500-9555771, or Vorea (V) 15006855770, vte Ftorkto Ratoy Sarvtoa. Mark D. Breakstone, Estate* MARK D. BREAKSTONE 8 ASSO­ CIATES. P A 1247 Bouto Myrtto Annua Clears sasr.FL 33785 (727)4455303 Ptotesh: April 11,15,2001 Z11E VI TH E CM C W T COURT OF TH E II T H JUDICIAL O R CU IT OF FLORIDA B l AND FOR BEM NOLB COUNTY JURISDICTION DIVISION No. 01-CA5O-14-Q PUUNTIFF PROBATE DIVISION FILE MO, 05537-CP IN RE: THE ESTATE OF: AUDREY E. SCHROEOCR. NOTICE O F A D M N S TR A TK M AUDREY E. SCHROEOER, dsoaasad. FIs Nunbar 00537-CH te pending In Vte Cvcuft Court tor Banknote County Florida. Probata Dhatan. Vw addreaa to wtkdi It Sansnota County CourVwuss. Ctork to Court-Probate, 301 N Park Avanua, Santord, FL 32771. Tha name and addreaa to Vw personal reprs aantetiva and Vw personal repALL CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED A l Interested persona are required to Na w«h Vw Co ul WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM TH E DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE (1) as btekna against t w esuw and (2) any obfaetton by an Ifnlannlad parson to whom noticai waa m*J*vd hat chalangaa ha ty of tha wit, Iho quaitfe^uona of lh« pamonaf rvprasanlafrv*. vanua ot )uria<*ction of Vw court Data of Vw toil publication of hw nobca of a<frm*afralioo April 11, SOOI. WAYlfC SCHFKKOCn Anotrwy lor ParsonaJ RaoraianUtivi CHARLES A DEHUNGER. ESQ 260 UartarW Ava . Suft 1900 Alamonla Spring* FL 32701 407/652-4402 407682-3535 la* L eca ls Leca ls to ba t debt QOiactor •nempring to rnlart ■ dab) and any rntomwton obtained wte ba u •d tor tret pur- dacaatad. and ALL UNKNOWN SPOUSES. HEIRS. OEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS OF ANNIE J SMITH. DECEASED and JANICE DENISE SMITH. DECEASED, Dated vw VVi day to Apri, 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Ctork to Ctreuft Court By Mary Stroww Dapury Ctork COOIL13 6 STAWIARSK1, P A 4010 Doykooul OoutovanJ Buka 450 Tkmpa.FL 33807 Tatoptana: (813)5775008 CA5410005000 Putotoh: Aprft I I , 16.2001 2117__________________________ THECtRCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 8EMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 052318-CA DIVISION a FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. AS TRUSTEE O F THE AMORTIZING RESIDENTIAL COLLATERAL TRUST. SERIES 2000-BC3. VERNON M PABAUS. to to, OtoandenKa) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uant to a Final Judgment to Mortgsga Fomdoaum ttstod Aprft 08, 2001 and amarad to Casa NO. 002318-CA to tw Canto C o u l to Vw EIGHTEENTH JutocM Orate to and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wharsto FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. AS TR U S TEE O f THE AMORTIZING RESIDENTIAL COL­ LATERAL TRUST. SERIES 2000BC3.IS Vte PtotoM and VERNON M. PABAUS: MID-OHIO SECUR/TIES, F 6 0 ROBERT L LUSSENOCN IRA ACCO U N T a4000161321; THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. taCd TENANT 41 taK/A JOHN MCXMTEY: TENANT (2 N W A SANORA MCKINLEY am Vw D*fsretamt.lwfl4a<toViahi(FiVto and bate bidder tar caah si W E S T FRO N T DOOR O F THE SEMINOLE C O U N TY CO U R T­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FIORIOA to 1100AM. on Vw IM day to May, 2001. Vwtaaowkig daaortbad properly VS SM tortl to said Final Adgrwnt L O T 8. REPLAT O F HUNTERS QLEN. ACCOROINQ TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCD M PLAT BOOK 2V. PAGE 82. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOHJOA. A/K/A 354 N Fa* Ctreaa Poire. Longwood. FL 327756371 WITNESS MY HANO and Vw (M l to tks Court on Aprft 5E001. (SEAL) lU itetotaMteMML E ilfrw a* RMryUTNI' MOIM Ctork to Vte Ckotte Coul By Mary SlTObp* Deputy Ctork Etowvante SAkaodato*. P A PO. Boa 2501V Tkmpo, Ftorkto 338225011 F00010455 M ANO FOR B tM B W tB COUNTY, STATE OP PLORDA - Court Dalad an 4/4A)1. MARYAMSE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Unite M McKinley Deputy C M PubSteh April I I , 18.25. end Mey 2. 2001 Z0V7 Wednesday. April IB. 2001 P age 5 B PfterRtogLvIM , DEFENDANTS BI rM i- ■ i - h a r —* —i n , -0_ rrooca te naraoy grvan aarnai. pur ■ tuanl lo Vwl Final Judgmam e l Fgraotoaua ritesd April 5.2001, and •reared to tor* caaa restorer 01-CA85-14-0. to Vw O ro A Court to Vte 18TH Judicial Ckctot to and tor Samtoote CauVy. Ftorkto. wherein OE CAPITAL M ORTGAGE SER­ VICES. IN C . te PtotoM and Pater Ring!. C o tta Creak Proparty Owner*' AMoclanon. Inc.; CfTTacrmotogy Financing Sarvtoa*, Inc. l/k/a Ntwoourt Leasing Corporation (/Va A T4 T Capital Leasing Samoa*, toe.; WVftsm F. Lawlas* 5A*aoctete*. P A . W ere Datendamu), I wte sal to Vw fk^wal and baal tkddar tor cash to Vw W M koto dou to Vw Samtoote County Courthouta to SentOld, Florida, Saminote County, Florid*, at 11 0000 AM on Vw 3rd day to May 2001, Vte tokowtig deau tied propetty as ate tonh to said Ftnsl Judgmam. UNIT 4, TOWNHOUSE A, OF CASSEL CREEK PHASE L TOGETHER WITH AN EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT FOR USE ANO ENJOYMENT OF THE COURTYARO ADJACENT TO AND APPURTENANT TO SAID TOW NHOUSE. ACCORD*NG TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED V) PLAT BOOK 28. PAGES 1 AND 2. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FIO R IO A NOTE. Pursuant to Vw Fair Data CoVaoVon Practice* A a yog ara edvtsad Vwl Vka tew Mm to pkrttolpato to Vkt praosktong. you am smktod to no onto to you, tor Vte provtoatan to rartato asatotenoa. ffru i Court AdnM M tlort •f 101 N. Paifr Avanua. fttftonl, r t o t t i a r m . W m N m n u n *** (*07 >**5-4217, «* N n t w o r iM dry* to TOW notopr to H i docu­ ment V hearing bnpkkadl (TDD) 1 •055655771. PubtohApift 11, 18.1001 211* T H IC M C W T CO U R T OP THB O G H TH S TTH ju n c u ic iic u r T NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is hereby given Vwl. pur­ suant lo ■ Summary Final Aidgenrere to Forecloaus trusted m Vw above capfoned cate. I wte serf Vw property Muatad In Banknote County. Ftorkto. daacrftwd •• Lto IV, A D STENDirORD S ADDI­ TION, PUT Book 1. page 110 at recorded to Vte Official Record* to Semfnoto Couky. Ftorkto at pubtc sale, to Vw hrtowal and beto bidder tar cash, al vw Watl Imre door ol (ha Samtoola Counry Courthouia. to Santord. Ftorkto. u 11 DO a m , on May 22. 2001. H you are t parson with • dteabkky who need* accommodation In ordar to pariicipala to Vk* procaadng you a n arernad. al no ooal to you. to vw provtHon to cartato assistance Plea** contact Court Adntowbition M 301 N Park Avanua. Suite N301. Sanford. FL 37771. (407)373-* n o art 4227 wkhto 2 working day* to you reoaftk of tote nonce, V you are hearing ot votes impaired, cal 15009555771. DATED Vk* 5 (toy to Aprft. 2001 HON MARYANNE MORSE CLERK CIRCUIT COURT BY.Mary Sirouw DEPUTY CLERK Harry M. Hobba. P A Attorney! tor PtenM 3718 Swann Avanua Tampa. FL 33609 (813)8795333 PubtohApift II . 18.2001 2120 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH j u o ic ia l emeurr OF FLORIDA, M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Caaa Nod 01-CA-449-14-0 MOFnSTBAMC PtokteE, vs. STUART L SPENCER end ALMUOENA SPENCER. SEARS. ROEBUCK 5 COMPANY, and UNKNOWN TENANT8XJWNER3. NOTICE OP ACTION . T O STUART t_ SPENCER and ALMUOENA SPENCER. IF L/V1NQ. AND IF DEAD. HIS OR HER UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. OR OTH ER CLAIMANTS. CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN STUART L SPENCER CURRENT ADDRESS UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 853 Plunott Drive Santord. Ftorkto. 37/71 ALMUOENA SPENCER CURRENT ADDRESS UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN ADORESS 563 Plumes Drive Santord. FlorVto. 37771 You are ntotesd Vwl an action to foreclose a mongags on Vw toftowtog proparty to Banknote County. LOTS 1 AND 2. BLOCK SA. 2ND SECTION BAN LANTA. ACCORD­ ING T O THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGES 35 THROUGH 40. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA commonly known as 463 Pkenoea Drive, teareud. Florida, u r n has baan toad sgavw) you and you are reqtorod to kanre k copy ot you writ­ ten dalsnaa*, V any, to k, on Richard 8. Mchret to Kass. Shtoar. Solomon. Spactar, Foyle SStogar. P A . piato■ T f aonmay, whoaa sikksaa is P O Boa V00. Tampa, Ftorkto 33901. 30 day* from Vte ftnt data to pubkeaVon, wttcrisvar to totor) and lto vw ctogtte) wrfti Vw Ctork to Vka Court COUNTY, c m . ACTION C A M N a OB-tOM CA DtVtatON L SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. MC-, attorney or fthtneilatoty Vwratiter; a dtoauk wte ba areared ViVwComptolm. Delate APR 06 2001,2001. (CO U RT SEAL) CLERK OF TH E COURT JU O YK . BINKLEY, to to. NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN p u tuam ig in Ordar RmfwdUMig Beta BMsd(AApif P H 3,2001 X to Casa N a 00- 100V CA to VW Chcul Court to Vw EIOH. TEEN TH Judkkto Ctrate to and tor ■EMMOLE C o u * k Ftorkto skrereto SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. MC., N Vte PtotoM end JUOY K. BINKLEY; MILDRED BINKLEY A/K/A MIL­ DRED B. BINKLEY; ALLEN MERRIMAN, NORTHSHORE COURTYARD VXLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA­ TION. INC : TE N A N T VI N8VA 8.IRA. TEN AN T «2 taK/A JASON ■re Vw Ostondsnte. I wte eat to Via Nipwet and bate bktasr lor cash at W E S T F R O N T OOOR O F TH E SEMINOLE C O U N TY CO U R T­ HOUSE, SANFORD. FLORIDA at 11 -OOAM. on Vw 3rd dry to May. 2001, Vte toVowtog itoarvtisil proper!y aa M h t » to said Ftoto JuRpnam: LO T S3. NORTHSHORE REPLAT, ACCO R O M O T O TH E P U T THEREOF AS RECOROCD M PLAT BOOK 31, PAGES 10. 11 ANO 12. PUBUO RECOROS O F SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. A/K/A S21 NORTHSHORE O R O X CASSELBERRY, a 32707 WITNESS MY HAND and Vte saa) to tks Court on Aprft 42001 H EAL) Ctork to too Ckote Court ByMary Skroups Dapury Clark EdtekWtw AAaaoctetok. F A PO. Bo* 29011 Tampa. Ftortet 33822501* F00004322 “ See Amerlcane wtei OteabHee A d V you sre a parson wVh a rtsshVfty who rwada scmmmndsrftari to order to psrkrgitea to M s proosadng. you sre ottetetd to no ooal to you. tor t w prurtearori to certain assistance. Pleas* coread Ctwrt Admtolsvstton M 201 N Psrk Avanua. Sanfcvd. Florida 32771, tolaphons nunbar (407)655-4227. atehto 2 working dayt to yo u receprf to tola documant V hearing knpakad. (TOO) 18005655771. PutotehAprl If , 48.2001 m i M THB CMCUTT COURT OF TH B BM NTBBNTH M ANO FOR BEMBtOLB COUNTY. FLOftBOA, cm cnw oN C A M N a 5BCA-1643-14-W FL BAR *039345 4 853641 MID STATE TR U S T VL a Dataware Dadaraury V'jsl autooruad to do to too Blato to Ftorkto. ALMA 6M ITK LAWRENCE HAOER. ROBERT BAGLEY, and KATHERINE SMITH, tot sola surviving hake at tow to ANNIE J. SM ITH m r i i i i V ; JAMIE YONTA SMITH. DtMITRIUS SMITH. JOSEPH B U T IH KEME YONTA SMITH and REGINALD L SMITH. Si ttknors who Ire Vw ooto surviving hoas al tow to JANICE DENICE SMITH. 301 North Park Avanua Santord. Ftorkto 33771 By:RuViKtog Dapury Clark V you are a parson wkh a dteabkay who naads any acoomrnodakon to ordar to persoftteta to Vss pracwotog. you ara arastod, al no ooal to you. to Vw puHtotan to oanato statetenea Ptoata contaci Court AdmeAftretton at m i n . Park Avanua. Sun# N301. Sanford. Florida 12771, phorw (407)8554227 wflfkn 2 working days to you rtcsrpl to Vks nokca. V you are Iwartog orvotoa Impaired, cal 1500-955•771. PubWcAprt 11,18,2001 Z121 an cw T court CIOKTECKTH j u o i c u l CIRCUIT BEMWOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE N a 05DR-4217-09A-P M RE: Tha Artapbon to VANESSA HARPER. a Minor. By: Sandy Boyar and NOTICB OF ACTION FOR ADOPTION BY RELATIVES AND TERMINATION OF PARENTAL mOMTB TO : Dorian A. LoalBar YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Vwl an action haa baan Mad agatotoyou •nd Vwl you are requrad to aanre a copy to you wrtton otoanaas, ft any. to I on SANDY BOYER and MARK BOYER, whoaa addreaa te 258 Broadmoor R o ut Lake Mary. Ftorkto 32745. on u before MAY 3. 2001 •nd Ms Vw original wtei Vw clerk to tks Co ul si 301 N Psrk Avenue Santord. Ftorkto 32771 baton aarv lea on PaUbonat or Immadwte/y •(•realtor V you 1*4 to do so. a datoua mty ba amarad agamal you tor VW reset demanded tor Si Vw C cptei to al court document* to vna case. Induing orders, are •••ruble ■I tw Clerk to Vw Crate C o u rt office You may tovWw Vwss docuYou must keep Vw Cterk to Vw Orou* C o u rt office notftwd to you currare addrast (You may Ma Nobca to Curare Andreas, Ftorkto Femfty Lae Form 12 V16)Futura popart to tea towtui ate ba maftad to Vw addraat on racord to Vw Cttctift -offres. WAHNIHG RULE 12288. Ftorkto Famfty Lae* RUaa to Procedure. to docunanu and Information Fa*ua to oomprfy can reaU) to tanckona. tndkjdmg teamtekkl or ttrkung Of rK flnQ * DATED MARCH 28. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Nancy fl Winter Dapury Cterk PubkahAprft 4, I I , I I . 25.2001 2Q2V �Page 6R L T he Seminole Herald Wednesday. April 111. 2001 eg als em eu rr c o u r t or m e u th jo o t o x L em eurr. ina m o r o e SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A M No OOCA JO M -H -O BANK UNITED. WHICH MAS BEEN MERGED INTO WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. F A m th e L L eg als (407)301-8200 PWteehAprt IS. 23.2001 Z1S7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO: 0GCA-2331-14-W COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC , tV 4 COUNTRYWIDE FUNOINQ CORPORATION, ROBERT E JONES. M, at * , NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo an Order Of Final Judgment entered In Cato No. 00 C A -2095I4G of baOrcu* Court ol l a l(T H Juckcul C n u l In and tor SEMINOLE Ca r * r . Florida. rrharato BANK UNITED. WHICH HAS BEEN MERGED INTO WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. F A Ptoaf*. and ROBERT E JONES. II, at W . are dafandams. I wte **t to ti* taghaai bidder tor coin al I I 00 a m . at N Waal From Door of l a Sammote County Courthouse, Sanford. FtorWa.an9w3nf day cf May. 2001, Via toaowtng daaotoad pmpaty. Lot ( . THE HIGHLANOS. Sacton Fhra, acoonRng to via Rial toaraof. as recorded m PW Book 10. Pag* 45 of to# PWfe Racorda of Sananola Counify, Florida DATED V * 6 * day ol Apr*. 3001. C * * Ocufl Court By Dorothy W. Bo*cn Dikoutv C M ROGER D BEAR ESQ . P O. Box 4005, Orlando. FL 32902 (00-1024) ft you are * paraon arito * Otabaay ■No naada any accommodation to ordat to partlclpata to I proefortng. you ara anORad. af no coal to you. lo too pmriaian of carteer aaaialancs Plsaaa contact AOACoordwator al M l N Park Avanua, Surta N301. Sanford, Ftorfda 32771, Tetephon* (407*654227 rrthto M (2) working day* of your recap! of to** Summon*. I you ara haartog or voica ImpNred, c a I* 000 OSSA 771 PutAan: Aprt I I . IS. 9001 ZI65 IN THE CmCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CfRCUfT O FFLO M O A M A M ) FOR SEM NOLE COUNTY CASS NO. S t C A t M lM ■ RJC MORTGAGE COMPANY. JOHN W BROSEMER. at af.. NOTICE O f NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauanl Is a Final Judgmam of Foradoaura dated Aprt A 2001. and amarad to Cat* No. SBCA2SS2M B. of Via C k a * Coud of m* Elgff aanto Judtaul C k a * to and tor Canknoia Cowdy. Florida , atoarafn RJC MORTGAGE COMPANY, la a PlaxtUR and JOHN W. BROSEMER. PAMELA S BROSEMER. SENTRY ELECTRIC INC O f CENTRAL FLORIDA. EKAMA GREEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C . UNITED STA TES OF AM ERICA FIRST UNION NATIONALSANKOF FLORIDAVWa ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK OF COUNTY, FL0 R O A , CO UN TY TEACHERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Datandantt I to* * a to to* N?i**t and beat n w tor cash at Wad from door of Via Couthouaa 301 N. Park Amm a. Sanford, FI 32771. af on May 10 2001, tha blowing ottciBto proptny t t am Ponn n aaMFtato Judgmam. to a * LO T 4. EKANA GREEN (FORMERLY KNOWN AS * THE COLONY AT TWIN R(VER8 ) ACCORDING TO TME PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED Vf PLAT BOOK a . PAGE 97. 90. AND 99. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE. FLO flO A MARTANNE MORSE A l Ctofk of (19 Court By. Mary S ka?* Aa Daputy Clark Marc A Ban b n . PA Anomaya tor Ptotoal M l N i .l IS 791 StraaL Sum tog North M um Beach. Florida 331(2 Tafaphona (306) 770-4100 Pubkah Apr! IS, 25, 2001 Z IM M TME CIRCUIT COURT H A N D FOR (COUNTY. C A M NO: OfrCA-MS-144 ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. IN C . LAURENCE W VOSS AK/A LAURENCE VOSS. BARBARA ANN VOSS. ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEMiSUNBELT. INC. D/B.A FLORIDA HOSPITAL; MORTGAGEE TITLE SERVICES. INC . and any unknown hair*. 5: H: oVur wfrnown paraona or unknown apoun i daanaig by. toreugh and ny of Via above-named BAISJaSar 9001201 N O U C aO F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE la haratry given Vial da undaralgnad Clark of ma Circuit Cowl of Samnofa Cowfy. Florida. •rn on too bto day of May. 2001. al ItDOorctocfcAM * tw Waal kom door of V>a Sammola County Courthouse ai Sanford. Flondl.oftar tar *** and art a pubkc ouiery to " t and boat brddar ha eaah. akuafa to Samnota Cowry. Florida Lot 13. TRAAWOOO ESTATES. 6ECTIO N ONE. aocordng to Via IS, pagaa 27 and 2«. of Via Pw*c n acorito of Sammola County. purauanl lo too Final Judpnanl antorad to a caaa nsndaig to aald CowL Via afyto cf which it reheated i WITNESS my hand end oActel aa* of aaW Cowl Vaa (Vi day of Apr*. 2001. V you aia a paraon wan • uwabary to parbopaia , t o Vila you ara amaud. al no coal W you. to toa prmann of crniain — Ptoaaa a n a a Court whlwfe*a*x 301 N. Park Arwxw. SUM N30I. Sanford, rend* 3 2 m . (407)0(8-42*7 aaL 4227. atom J working days of yow teceft of V a noOca of loractoaws aala, 9 you ara haartng knpakad. ca* 1600955(771; I you am wto* mpaked, C l 1-600-9556770 [COURT SEAL) CLERK OP THE CM C U T COURT B y Dorothy W Boaon Oapwy Ctert ATTORNEY FOR PLAM TVI Tracy Piaaton Ptaaco BWter Affoech. P A S 1M a C o n w a y R d .S U E Orlando. Florida 32SI2 W. MICHAEL ALLAN NELSON. TRACEY THOMAS NELSON, and any unknoiwfii htiri. devileat, granteet. etadufon, grid ottvei unknown person! or unknown ipouiM ciaknlng by. Ihroutfi and ny ol th# abova namad BSHMaltor 9004277 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE to hereby grwn Vial Via undaralgnad Clark of lha C k a * Cowl of SamneU County. Florkla. wR on lha Bto day of May. 2001, al 1100 o'clock A M al Tie Waal bom door of lha SattUnoU County Cowtooua* n Sanlord. Flonda. o0at tot aala and aal al pubkc outcry to Via tighaat and baal blddaf tor eaah. Via lokowing-daeetlbad property aAuate to Samnoto County, Flonda Bagnmng 7S ft Eaal and 73 S A Sown of d a Northweal comar of Lot 17, PRAIRIE LAKE HEIGHTS, N n u run North 2 1 5 * , Vience Eaat 00 2 f l. toenca SouVi 100 9 It. fhanca Waal 1 3 (2 A . tharca Northaaetarty I M 7 ft. to a port of bagtomng aa racordad to PW Book 10. paga 60, of Via Pubkc Racorda of Samtoof* County. Flonda purauanl to Via Final Judgmam amarad to a caaa penang to aald Cowl. Ih4 atyla of which la rtkcaiad WITNESS my hand and olftcial aaaf af aald Court Vaa fth day of Apr*. 2001. V you am a paraon wfth a daaSMy who naada any accommodakon to ordar lo partKlpaM to Vaa procaartng. you ara amrftod. al no coal to you. to tte provraton et certain •enuance Ptoaaa oonum Court wkrwaatrxur. 301 N Park Amnia. Surta N30I. Santo,d Ftortda 32771, (407)035-4227 aal 4227. waaan 2 waking day* of yow racalpf of Vaa noOca of toractoaura aaU; f you ara haartog toipalrad. cal 1000 9551771; ( you am mica toipaaad, c a i-*oo-g»M770. (COURT BEAL) CLERK OF THE a n c u r r COURT By Doratry W. Bason deputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Jana E Bond Buoar IHoech. P A 3 1 M 8 C o n w a yR d .S u E Orlando. Ftortda 32S12 (407)301-3200 PubfuhApm i ( . 23.2001 Z IM M i m C I R C U T COURT IN AND FOR S O M fO L E COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: M O SO A-M S-13B COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. V IC . a Haw York corporation. MARTHA PORZK). SEMIHOLE COUNTY, a pnaaral w b h a u , m n a w M lionda. M u m o u MEMORIAL HOSPITAL nrtua CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL, and any unknown hart. afmuaai datoang by. Vmugh and ny af Via above-named Datandama. NOTICE OF eg als NOTE: Pweuam to Via Fair Oat* CoHact>on Practical Act you ara adrtaad Vial vaa law lam a deemed to he a data crSarmr anempeng to corner a data and any totormaikai oManad arM ba uaad tor that purpew O a M fh« 9lh (toy of Apri, 3001. MARYANNE MORCC C M of O ru R Court Dy Mary Stroup* DopufyCM* COOttrS A STAWIARSKJ. PA. >4010' Boyscoul Bouktvsnj Sun* 450 T * n v ».n .U 0 0 7 Telephone fS13)4774008 C A S H 0-004331 Pubkih Apri 18. 33.3001 2180 M THE CtRCUTT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUR OF FLORIDA IN AMO FOR SEMVIOU! COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION No. 00 CA 1033 14K Principal Rawtonttal Mortgage, toe.. PLAVIT1FF. at Mariano Pane. Soma Fernanda!, at al. DEFENDANTS AMENOCO NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NoOca la hereby given that puriuant to an Order Reechedukng Forectotwa Salt daaad Aprtl ( . 2001, and amarad to efrt caaa taanbar 00 CA <032 14K. of Via CkctA Cowl cf Via ISVi Judicial Circuit to and bf Seminole Coirtr, Flonda. wherein PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE. INC . N Ptawfl and Menano Pena. Sonia Famender. Cheat Groves Community Ataoclalion, Inc., la/ara Dafandamfa). I wB eat to the highed and beat btdder tor eaah at Via Waal bom door of toe Sammota C anty Courthouse to Sanlord, Florida, Seminole County. Flonda. al 110000 AM on Via 10Vi day of May. 2001. Via Judgment, to wft LO T IS4. CHASE GROVES UNIT 4A. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK (2 . PAGES 94-05, OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE Pursuant to Via Fair Oabf Coneci>on Practices Act you ara edvieed Vial vaa law tom M deemed lo be a debt coaector anampoig to coded a dam and any Wormahon obtained wm ba waad tor lhal eurpoM. Dated Via VVi day of AprtL 2001. UARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Ce uA Court By Mary S tra ta Deputy Clerk COOOJS A STAWIARSK1, P A 4010 Boyacoul Boufevard, SuM 450 Tampa, a 33007 Pubkah: Aprt I S 23.2001 Z l(2 M TH E CMCUTT COURT OF TH E II T H JUOIC1AL CVtCUTT O F FLO M O A IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Caaa No. 01-CA-4ao-14-0 Chau PLAiNTlM, V* flrhertl E Ramsey; U u Rermey. ____ unknown peraorYi) In poaaaaaton of Vw aubfeo raal -1 In poaaeaHn of Via awgacf mat property 9 2 .1 bang, and a w an m n panto* clakntog by, MougR. wider and again* toe abom named NOTICE la hereby gtoon be! toe undaralgnad CUrk of lha Ctrcwt Court of Sananola Cowvy. Flonda. wE on Via M i day of May. 2001. at 11O0 octet* A M al Via Waal Iram door of Via Sammola County Cowhouse to Sanford. Florida. eltor tor aala and art al pubkc outory to toe rv^wal and beat tedder tor ceNt. Via totowtog-datertoad property aauali to SammcSa CowVy. Ftortda: Lot 12. Block E. COUNTRY a U B MANOR UNIT 3. aocordng to too pial toernof aa reoordad to PW Book 12. Pagaa 73 end 70, of toe pubkc racorda cf Samtoato Cowvy. Ftondt pursuant to lha Final Judgmam amarad in a cam perxkng to eaid Court, toa style W ehich u ndcaled be dead or a im . Whether aald wkinoawi pamm may naan an rtara* aa apowaa. hart, daifaaa. gram***, or a Samtooto Cowvy. > automaton e t to* Stas* cf Ftorkto. DCFENOANT. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Richard E Ramsay ( kvtng and a unknown panto* claiming by, rtough. under and against to* above named Attendance) who am not known to ba dead or atm . WITNESS my hand and orhaa/seal o l aald Court tea 9to dry of Apr*. 2001 . V you am a person ertdi a iteahat)' eho naada any acoommodaean to ad sr to pamcftMla In tfea proceaOng. you am arnVad. al no coal to you. to Via ptmtaion of certain salaries Please contact Court ntotafraaor. 301 N Park Amnia. Suae N301. Sanfotd. Ftortda 32771. (407)088-4227 ail 4227. wVNn 2 m u n g day* of yow moot* of M a ca of tomdbsur* aal*. « you am haartng Impaaad. cal 1*00855 8771; ( you ara voice toipaaad. c a 1-E0DMSS770 (COURT SEAL) MART ANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Mary Straub* Deputy Ctotk Ifcfisle K. Meson. Etaere BUTLER 8 HOSCH. P A 31M South Conway Road. Surta E Odando. Ftond* 32(12 Attorney tor Piers* PubtWiAprt t ( , 26.2001 Z IM e o a David Street Wviler Sprvige. FL 327UO YOU ARE NOTIFIED to* an tor toradtoaws * mortgage on toe InHwInfl 4o0cnb®d: propwly. LOTS 13 AND 14. BLOCK "O". LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE (2 . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA he# bean Mad again* you and you art raqwrad to term a copy * yow wrnian dalanaaa. ( any. to 8 on KIMBERLY A MATUUS. Attorney tor M THE CMCUTT COUNT OF THE IIT H jU (7*T(A) CMCUTT O FFLO M O A IN AMD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JU M K M C TK M DfVMtON No. OO-CA-1»70-14-W Mortgag* Electio,Uc Ragltbanon Syatom*. Inc.. PLAINTIFF DiannaL AM. JohnD A M . * * . DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Holies to heteby gnmn Vial, punuarn to Val Fto* Judgmam of Fomnoaws dated Ap* ( . 2001. and wee,ad to c M cat* number 0OCA1970-14 W. * toe C a a * Court * Vie IVto J u d o * c a n * to and tar Sanknoto County. Flonda. wherein M ORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION BYSTEMS. IN C . to Plant* and Oaarm* L Abb Jtton O AM, Sanfwd Htodan Lake Vtkea Homaownert AaaoctoMn. toe. Warn Patondamts), I w* * a to toa Ngtia* and ba* brktor tor cash * to# We* tram do* cf toe Semtnoto Coway Courthouse to Sanlord. Flood*. S a rm to County. Ftortda. * 11:00 AM on Vi* 10*1 day of May. 2001, tw k m to said I n * Judgmam. la a * LOT 1. IfiOOEN LAKE PHASE *1UNIT VII. ACCOROINO TO TME PLAT THEREOF AS H£CORDED Vf PLAT BOOK 30. PAGES 79 ANO B0 OF THE PUBLIC RLCORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA or realdanc* unknown and whoa* lag Coda* SStawtaikto, P A 4010 Boyacoul BaWtotard BWto 450 Tamp*. F l 33007 on or betera ewly day* bom to* dale of V s Dr* putSoakon et Ve* none* and *to to* oi(yn* w » Vi* Ctotk * vat Court either before earvto* on PlatoMta attorney o f toimadtolaly 98eewaimimf9fcwi‘ *,1011 v e i l ■. e M e - J -.-M .. !■ .a. —. Ii4®aVnHikVWT, (mFBPvHlMMfpSj UVl8Un IM1HUB araered agaast you tor Via rat* NOTE: Pwiuam to tw Fair 0*M Cokactron Practices Act you am advtaad to* vaa law krm to dsamsd to ba a debt ooaachx taampang to coked a dam and any totem* on oMalnad will be used tor that WITNESS my hand and Vi* aa* of aaaf Cowl on APR 10 2001, (SEAL) Maryann* Mona A* Clark f t Vi* Court Dy Rub Keig Aa D m n Ctork COOILIS ( b t a w ia r s k i . p a 4010 Boyacow Boulevard sate 460 Tampa. FL 33(07 Telephone (913 *77-0000 CASS 10 0 1-O70O Publtoh Apr* 10.23.2001 21(3 M THE C M C U T COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtRCUTT IN AND FOR M M N 0 U COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO: 00-1911 CP PROBATE DIVISION: IN RE: THE ESTATE OF DANNY RAY PRIVETT, NOTICE OF A D t f W TWATKNf The adnimartiion cf Via eeuie of DANNY RAY PRIVETT. 8*0900*8, Fl* Nwrtoar OO-lftll CP to perxkng In fie C a a * Cowl tor Sameuto CourVy. Ftond*. Pmbato OMaeon. Via ad**** f t which la P. O. Drawer C. Sanford a 327720650 The of Vw L L eg als eg als AJ Mamatad paraona era raqwrad to Ma atoh Vito court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: 1. al daima agaai* Vto aafata. and 2. any obfacbon by an rtamafad parson to whom note* wwa maaad that chalenge* Vto vakekry of Via WB. Vi* queMcaVors cf V » paraon* rapraaamavm. mnua, or jurtedcVon of lha Court ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Pubkcamn of ton Nodes to begin on Apr* 10,2001 VANESSA COWAN Echevarria (Aaaocwto*. P A P O Boa 26019 Tampa. Ftortda 33022-6010 F00004475 “ Sea Americans w*h DtoabMto* Ad If you ara a paraon wfih a ckaabOfy who naada aocanmodabon In order to partietoal* to Vfa proceeding, you ara anlVtod * no co* to you. tar Vi* provision of caftan aaaialanc* Please contact Court Adntototretlon * 201 N. Pork Avanua. Sanford. Florida 32771. telephone number (407)005-4227. within 2 working deyk of your receipt of the document, N hearing Impairad. (TOO) 18008658771 Pubaah Apr! 10.25.2001 Z IM P. O BOX 1322 Sanford. FL 32772 Thomas W Cotoar. J t , Eaq 02V N Spring Darden Av*. SWM1I3 Delend. FL 32720 (204)740-10(7 Fto. Bar No 0070711 Pubftoh Apr* 10. 23. 2001 Z104 THECM CUrT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtRCUTT M ANO FOR U k V N O b l COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A M N O -W -1404 DIVISION B NORWEST MORTAGE. IN C, panonal rapraaamavm'a attorney THE CM CUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JU O IC U L CM CUIT M ANO FOR SEM NOLE COUNTY. FLORE) A CfYft. ACTION CASE NO. 00-1341-CA DIVISION M W FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION. GAIL MARIE ORDONEZ. * *L 4NOTICflOF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauarn to a Fin* Judgmam of Mortgage Famcktowa deled Apr* 06. 2001 and amarad In Caa* NO 002301-CA of toe 0 0 * Cowl of to* EIGHTEENTH Judtotol C k a * 9i and tor SEMINOLE County. Flonda whereto FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE: CORPORATION to to# Plaint* and Q A A MARIE ORDONEZ, TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GAIL MARIE ORDONEZ NtK/A ALEJANDRO ORDONEZ. STATE OF FLOROA HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY, WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL FLOFODA IN C, FAUA N0RW E8T FINANCIAL FLORIDA INC ; THE SEASONS OF MT GREENWOOD HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.; MT. GREENW OOO COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC.: a a to toa W E S T FR O N T DOOR O F TH E SEMINOLE CO U N TY CO UR THO USE, SANFORD. Fl o r i d a * u d o a m . on n * 3 day of May. 2001, Vto tatoxtoig dsacrtwd proparly a* a * tarth ki aald Fin* Judgment LO T 130, THE SEASONS. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RCCOROEO Vf PLAT BOOK SO. PAGES 24 THROUGH 27 OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEUW OLE COUNTY. FLORIDA M V A 220 Panormna Of. Winter Springs. FL 3270* WITNESS MY HAND and V a aa* cf vfa Cowl on Apr* 02001. (SEAL) aUrtToTJ at OraM Court BfkU ry BtoougM tczivvan Hi ,’« L ' P.O, B a a tM is Tamp*. Ftortda 33022-6010 FOOD109 79 MARTIN L A N Z A * * , Defendam(a). NONCE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVF.N purauam to a Fto* Judgmam of Mortgage r otactaaut* dated Apr* OS. 2001 and ardarad to Caa* NO. M 1404 * Via C k a * Court of Vto EIGHTEENTH Ju S a * C k a * to end tor SEMINOLE Cowdy. Ftortda wheraki NORWEST MORTGAGE, IN C , to toa Plant* and MARTIN LANZA THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP MARTIN LANZA H W A MELANIE LANZA *r* Vi* Datandama. I w* e a to vw h u w * and ba* bktt* tor eaah * WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE CO UN TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA * II 00AM. on Vto 10VI day of May. 1001. Vto toaowtng itoacrViad property aa a* torth to aa* Fto* Judgmam LO T 17. BLOCK C. COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF A8 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE M . OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMNOLE COUNTY. FUO RO A AnVA 134 BURNS AVENUE, LONGWOOO. FL 32750 WITNESS MY HAND and Vto aa* f t tee Cowl cxi Apr* 9.2001. (SEAL) Ctotk of Vto C k a * Cowl By.Mary Stroup* Deputy Ctork #i*ri~~JTtw. r.A P O Boa 25010 Tampa. Florid* 33S22 60I* to Vfa pmoaadng. you ■ no on* ta you. tor Vto provtoeten of Oartaln aaatotanca. Ptoaaa ccrfacl Cowl AfkikntobaVun * 101 N. Park Avanua. Sanlord. Ftortda 327T1, tatophena iwnbaf (407)885-4227, wtafn 2 working days of your racalpf of M o document II hearing (TOO) 18008058771. Pubaah Apm 18 2A 2001 Z107 t A J* CASS NO. Q0-CA-1985-14-W Household Ftoanoo CorporMon IE, 0 to parvopato ki * no oo* to you, tar Vi* of certain oaatolane*. contact Court AtoiVntoMton M 201 N Park Avanua. AarVwd. Ftortda 32771. totophena number (407)006-4227. wfthki 2 waking day* ot yow itoafpl cf M * doewnam; It haartng knpakad. (TDO) 1-000-0668771. PubAahApm 18 25,2001 ZTB6 THEC89CUTT COURT OF THE EXTHTEENTN JU O IC U L CMCUTT M ANO FOR 1E98HOLE COUNTY, FUM BU CJVU. ACTION C A M NO. OO-1100CA DIVISION ■ FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. ANGIE PATTLEFOOT. * * . NO TIC* OF John 0. III dap. Linda Haalap, Moatar Fniana*, toe, a CNkomta Homeowner! A iWVtolon. Inc, 8 Ftortdo oorporoVon, Jane Doe: Unknown Tanam to Itoaaaaaioab and N O TIC t OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauam lo a Final 8«*nm*ry Judgement of Fwactaour* deled Apr* A 2001. amarad to C M Caaa No. 00-CA-136514-W of (to C k a * Court of Vw EighiaanVi Judtotol C k a * to and toa Samtocf* Cowfy. Haalap. Unde Haalap, Master 't o e . a Caktomi* |lomoowi mi i Anociaieiii. Inc,, i Florida corporabon. Jana 0o«; Unknown Tanam In Poaaaaaton, and John Doe, Unknown Tenam to N O TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauam to a Fin* Judgmam cf Mortgage Foradoaura datod Apt* 08, 2001 and amarad to C a a NO. 001IS0CA af too C k a * Court * Vw EIGHTEENTH Ju d d * C k a * to and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftortdo wharam FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK, to to* PtokV* and ANGIE PATTLEFOOT, W U JA M L LAKE; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U S TEES . OR OTHER CLAMANT S CLABJVfQ BY. THROUGH. UNDER. OR AGAINST LEROY WILLIAMS, DECEASED. LEE 0 WAUAMS. AS AN HEM OF TH E ESTATE OF LEROY WILLIAMS. DECEASED; JAMES WAUAMS. REBECCA OXENOVfE; WILLIE LOTT; PEARL LOTT; ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAJMMO BY. THROUGH. UNDER. ANO AGAINST TH E HEREIN NAMED INOIVIOIIAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR AL7VE. W HETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN VfTEHEEST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; TRAVELERS HOME EQUITY. INC FAUA LANDMARK EOUITY CORPORATION OF FLORIDA, MEEKS INC tVBFA FACTORY O UTLET. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION. SEMINOLE COUNTY; TEN AN T *t N/K/A REBECCA OREEN are tow Datondanto I a * eel to to* hupiaal and beef better la cash * WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE 6EUINOLE CO U N TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA * 1100AM. on Vw HXh day of May. 2001, Va I w*C bcA Is th« feiddsr lb# cash * via Wa* From Dorn of Vto Samtooto Coway CourVtaU**, 301 NorVi Park A**nua, Satdod. Ftortda 32771. * 11*0 am . an Vw on to* day of May 10. 2001,, to* tafcwMrq daao toad preparty aa a* lotto In aald Fto* Judgment to we LO T 2 2 -A MEADOW RIOOE. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED W PLAT BOOK 2*. PAGE A PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORKM. WITNESS my i m a m to**** of V * eowt an Aprt A 2001. (COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Strap* DapWy Ctork torth to said Fin* Judgmam; THE SOUTH 100 FEET OF LOT 3, MARTINS PLAN. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE 76 PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TO GETHER WITH A MOBILE HOME LOCATED THEREON AS A PERMANENT FIXTURE ANO APPURTENANCE THERETO AAVA 630 8 (6 0 Doctor! Dr. Ovtodo.Fl 32765 WITNESS MY HAND and Vto aa* of Vaa Court on Apr* 9 ,2001. (SEAL) Marymn* Mona Ctork of Vto C ka* Cowl By Ua/y Smxpw Daputy Ctork NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tort purauam to to* Summary Fto* Judgmam antorad to bra causa on Aprt A 2001. to C o m N o 2000C A 2431-14-W, to to* C k a * Cato, to and tor Sanancfa Cowfy. Ftorato. wharain DONALD K LOCKE and ROSALIE E- LOCKE, husband and art*, ara to* Plemon, end OEWAVNE H. BEIL. HIDOEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. IN C : and BALDW INTAIRCHED FUNERAL HOMES. BfC dtol* BALDWIN FAIRCHILO CEMETERIES ANO FUNERAL HOMES, ara to* tondw-a. I ■* eel pweuam to to* torma of aa* Swnmary Fin* judgmam. to be tvgieel end ba* better tor cash. * to* Wa* From Brian L Router. EeqWr* Stovan B Oraattosfd. P A Sufto 402 7000 Wa* Paknavo Park Road Boo* Raton. Ftortda 33433 Tatophona: I30U382838I FaoanK* (3*1)3828 M 5 Pubkah Aprt 10.25, 2001 Z IM Vf TH E CMCUTT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT, M ANO FOR S E M V K X I COUNTY, FLOMOA CASS NO: 9000-CA-2431-14-W DfvtSJON Judes James Parry DONALD H LOCKE m ROSALIE A LOCKE. D t WAYNE H SELL, ate, *L * . NOTICE OF L eg als Slap* of Via Samtooto Cowfy Courtoouaa. M l North Park Avenue, Sanford. Ftortda 32771. *1 11 00 am. on to* 10 day nf May. 2001 Via toiowtog daaertbad raal property taealed to 8*mtooto Cowfy. Ftortda. Comtomtokim Un( 115. Buadkig 6TL HIDOEN V81AGE CONDOMINIUM, according to Vw Datoarabon of Contommwn racordad March 27, l » ( A to Olftctof nacoda Book 1824. Pagaa 1501 through 17*7, and amandad by Fkal Amandmam berate racordad May 14, 1989, to Otoctol Racorda Book 183A Pag*a 1(73 Virough 1(83, m ktnandad by Second Amendment thereto racordad May 2A 1986. to Olftctof Raoorda Book 1841, Paga 2001, and amandad by Amendment thereto recorded June 6, 19SS. to OHIO* racorda Book 1*44. Pagaa 1313 toreu^i 1321. and tartar amandad by Amamknam toarelo racordad AAy 17. 1206. to O d d * raoorda Book 1664. Pagaa 1644 torau^i 1*61. m further amandad by Amandmam toarafo recorded February 3. 1980. in Offtctol racorda Book 1707. Paget 1024 thorugh 1034, and further amandad by Amandmam toareto recorded May A IM A to OVktof Raoorda Book 1731, Pagaa 1320 toreugh 1336, et Vto Pubto Raoorda of SEMINOLE County. Ftortdo. appurtenances Conrtonfrfwn aa a* forth to said WITNESS My Hand and Otoetel Sa* of Vf* Court. Vfa • day * Aprt. 2001. (SEAL) MATTYANNE MORSE CLERK B F THE CIRCUIT COURT DapWy Clerk E Cram*. t Robert E. EaqWra. 80S Wa* Oranada 'Ooutevard. Surta A 8 , Ormond Beach. FL 32174 ATTENTION: PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Tn accordanoa wtoi Vto Amancana wfh Oto«b**oa Act I you are a paraon wtoi a rtaabfUy who naada any eocommodetton a ordar to panlcfpato to Baa precaarkng. you are entotod, * no co* to you. to b a provtaon of oartael aaalaUnra. PtoaaaoomaaVwCowl Adnftnlstratton. 301 North Port Avanua. BWto NM1. Sanford. FL 32771. tatophona no. (407)32343M. arthto two (2) working day* of yow reoafpf of Vfa NOTICE O F FORECLOSURE SALE. V you are hearing e t Wloa Impaired, you may c a 18008658771. (Tktophont: 10008658771 (TDO ) or 1800865 8770 (v). vto Florida R*#y Santo* )* Pubkah;Aprt 16.23,2001 Z1SS. VI TH S O R C U rT CO UR T FOR I COUNTY, S I- 125DP M RE: ESTATE OF KATHRYT^OYKSTRA. NOTICE OF A0M88STRATI0N (On* PR) The admkfavadon of tie eatoto of KATHRYN 0YK8TR A. dacaaed. Fto Nwrtaf 01-138-CP. la pamtoig to Vm C k a * Cowl tor Sandnato Courfy. Ftond*. Probtf* OMMon, Vtoaddreaeofartfchla: P.O.Drawar C. Sanford. Ftortoa 32772-0869. Th* name and adrtoa* of Vw ALL t F T I R e r r H ) PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH AT I paraon* on afiom Vfa nonce 19 (Tub, Nktontera tw niwt 'ucfXuOfii aSuraSi inai Va w ld fy of V a W A Via 1a . -------- a £«' at in* rM vnonii Fatortcaon of Vf* Cowl are ragWred to Ra V »k obtodon* arth bto Cowl WTTHVf THE LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F TH B NOTICE OR TT8RTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF T H B N O TK E ON THEM. ua — - - - -1 - - a ——-X crecwcxi at (B vw 0I*c*o»ni ana ether paraona having rtafcna or on whom a copy of N * no*co I* dal* of V a to* pubbraaon of I Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H U NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE O F A COPY OF T H U NOTICE ON THEM. A l oV mt credaon of Via dacedarf mu* 9ta Vwk ctokna wfh Vfa Court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E F M ST PUBLICATION O f THW NOTICE A a CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO FE E D W ftl BS FOREVER BARRED. The dale of b * Irsi Pubfcaaon of Vfa none* ■ Aprt 182001. BARBARA J. O M AN O BOO N. Apartia Ckcto Daiona. FL 32723 tor r No. 345414 UAJLSHAa S W nO H T. P A M l N VOkwtoAverxa Orange Cty. Florida 32783 Tatophona (»04)773-01»* PubtohAprt 16.28.2001 2170 vr-fits aR C U fT COURT DFTTHC nO N TEEN TH JV D tC U L CMCUTT ' VIAND FOR COUNTY, C A S S N O J C5CA842514-G BANKERS t r u s t c o m p a n y , a s TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATEO MARCH 1. IM S. FOR UNITED PANAM MORTGAGE LOAN TR U S T 1901-1, ASSETBACKED CERTIFICATE. SERIES 19051, KELVIN ABNEY. JANE DOC. Unknown Wto of KELVIN ABNEY; •nd UNKNOWN TENANT&OWNERS. NOT1CS OP B A L I NOTICE to hereby given bat. purauam to b a Order e t Fin* judgement amarad In Vf* caua* to Vm C k a * Cowl of Skrtfnuta Cowfy. efuftod to Samtooto Cowfy. ftortda. LOT 0. BLOCK I I , TIER C. OF SANFORD. FL ACCORDING TO E R TRAP FORDS MAP THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I, PAGES * TO 54. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORJOA L AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Dorothy W Baton DapWy Ctork In aamrdanc* wkh ■ With Ptotbrtfaa Art. paraon* draabrtrttof naadlng a aceommodaVon to parveapaw In bto proceeding should contact court AdnfrestraliO! M latophona number (407)086-4330. not Wtor ban tavan (7) day* prior to V* proewartng I haartng imparted, (TOO) 18008650771, a Vac* (V )18008558770 PA 17787 U S 19 Norb, SUM 600 Ctoanralar. FL 33754 (727)5353000 PWrtahAprt It . 25.2001 Z171 Vf THE CMCUTT COUNT O f TH S 1 ITH JUDICIAL CMCtrtT, Vf ANO FOR U M N O U COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO j OOCA-2119 14 W WELLS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE, VfC. RAFAELA TRINIDAD. E TA L n o t ic io p s a u i PURSUANT TO CHAPTER « NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauam to the Swnmary Fin* Judgonam to Foractoaure dated Aprt 5 2001 am) arfared In Caa* N o OOCA-212* 14 W * Vto C k a * Cowl of Vi* 18TH JwSctof O r a * to and tor SEUVJOUE Cowfy, Ftortda. whareto FIRST UMON MORTGAGE CORPORATION la PtakfM and RAFAELA TfONtOAD; NORMA L CARTAGENA; IVEUSSE TRINIOAD AS TH E JOHN DOE OR ANY OTHER PERSON IN POSSESSION a l unknown parttoa claiming by, through, wider e t again* tha named Defender**). whaVwr bring a not ctortns a hake, dn toaaa, gmntoaa. aaatgnaaa, Sanora, crediore. totofaee. cr to any oVwr capacty. ctokTWig by. Vvough wutor ar again* Via named Dafandar**), ar* Vto DafandanKa). I aril a a to Vto Ifghe* and be* bk tt* tor eaah * to* W E S T FRO N T DOOR OF TH E COURTHOUSE of Vto BEMrNOLFCowfy CourthouH. to BEMlHOLE Cowfy. Ftortda * 11.00 AM, en Vto 3 day si May. 2001, Vto l a 76. HIDDEN LAKE PHASE H, UNIT I, aajartng to t » pi* t»reof a* racordad to P I* Bodk 24, t l t n u g i 17WVtoPW*e et Samfnoto Cowfy, Sanlord. Ftortda 32771. WfTNESSmy hand wid Vto aa* N b a Court Vfa f day * Aprt, 2001 MARYANNE MORSE By.Mary ftm p a A* Oapwy Ctork TTfi noao* la prmridad purauam to AdmkfaaVv* Ontor NslO S S . to aeoordanc* arth Vh American* Art K you ara a In o r tor to to t f t precaadtog. you ara a i f ad at no east to you. to provtotorw of certain aaatotanca. Ptoaaa contact Vw Court Adnkuaatator * M l North Part Aranua. attend. FT 32771, Phone N*. (407)323-4330 avtonakm 4*27 arthto f wonwig daye of yaw racaftf I you ara (TDO ): V Unpaired c a l1800-955-0770 (V) ^viii riBnos rsniy o4rrlQM||i. MOSKOWTTZ. MANDCLL SAUM S S840W TTZ.PA •OOCorporaa* Drha, BWto 810 Fort Lwatoadato, FLORKM 33334 2022J7 FUMC PubtohAprt 10, *S,lr00l Z172 M TH E C M C U T CO UR T POR I COUNTY. PROBATE DIVISION Wto Nuaaban S 1 -T5 C P M RE: ESTATE OP JE780FER O U VM ROUSE, HOTICS OF ADSSISSTRATTON T T » aonkfatralton f t Vm artato of Janitor OVvta Roue*, dec**led, Fto Nwnbar D1-72-CP, 19 pemtog to Vto C k a * Court tor Samto County. Ftortda. Probata Dtvtoton, Vw addreta of whkh la Port OSto* Drawar C, Sarford, Ftortda 32772OSM. Th* rtoma and addraa* of Via paraon* mprau ntoVi'ii asomay la a* forth below. ALL VflERCSTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l paraona on whom Vfa nofta* la a iiiw g i n v m y n r a m , n quafficattona e t b * paraon* rapreiarfat! aa, venue, et IwWrtrtUn e t to* Cowl are required to N* Vwk abRoSena ariti tote Cowl WITHVf TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF TH E F M ST PLAUCATION OF THM NOTICE OR TH M TY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY O F THIS N O T C E ON THEM. A l creator* ot to* decadent and other paraona hairing ctokna or CLAIMtNO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST RONALD J PARKS, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RONAU) J. PARKS. N ANY; JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN pursuant to a Summary Fto* judgment of toreetoaura dared Aprt 0,2001 amarad to C M Caa* No 01 CA 254 14 W * Vw CVO* Court et b a t9Vi Judcwf O r a * to and tar SEMINOLE County. Sanlord, Ftortda. I ar* a a to to* Ngha* an) ba* btod* tor cash * to* W a* horn door *1 toa SEMINOLE Cowfy Courthoua* beared * M t North Part Avenue In Sanford. Ftortda. * 11 DO AM. on to* 0 day of May, 2001 p a r t ie s tat forth to aald Summary Fklrt Judgment tow* LOT 92. T1MACUAN. UNIT I S PHASE 1 REPLAT. ACCOROINO TO TH E PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES 12 THROUOH IS. VfCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMVfOLE COUNTY, FLORKM. Oatod toll • d*r of Aprt. 2001. (CMCUTT COURT SEAU MARYANNE MORSE Ctork of tw C ka* Cowl By-Mary Btroww Daputy Ctfh THE LAW OFFICES O F DAVTO J STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI 8 Urfreraly Dm* Si** BOO PW ftttn. FL 33324 (9541233 8000 0188298(FM|nN IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraon* wfVi dttabtettei naadtog a apacuf aeeommodaon should contact CO UR T ADMINISTRATION. at Vw SEMINOLE Cowfy Cowtoouaf M 407865-4227. 1800-8558771 (TOO) or 18008688770. VW Ftorkto Retey Banriof. PubiahAprt I E 26. 2001 Z174 P ITH S CMCUTT COURT O F TH S 1 2 TH JUOK3AL C M C U T, M ANO FOR S IM M O U COUNTY, CASS NO lO t C A 2 3 M 1 4 W IRWIN MORTOAOE CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. EUSAEL SENOUIZ. V LIVYfO. ANO IF DEAD, TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLMMVfO AN VfTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNOER OR AGAINST EUSAEL SENOUIZ; JOANN SENOUIZ. W LTVYfQ, AMD IP OCAD. T H E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES C L A M N a AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST JO M M BENO UZ; ALTTVAFV4ANOAL CORPORATION FACIA MEGO MORTGAGE CORPOnATlON; JOHN DOS AND JANE DOS AS UNKNOWN T E H W T S Vf POSSESSION DEFENDANT,'5) 3.2001 tnasrad to C M Caaa No. 00 C A 230014 W ef toa C k a * Coiat «f to* II T H JuaU * C k a * to a r t tar SEMINOLE Cowfy. SANFORD. Ftortda. I a S a a to to* Nrtawl and ba* brddar tar cash * A T W EST FRONT DOOR O F COURTHOUSE M to* SEMINOLE County Cowtooua* tanilid * 301 N. PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FL 32771 to Sa n f o r d , f t m * . *11100 a a l on to* B day of May. 2001 toa IsSowtog i aaf tarto to LO T 174. OAK PORREST UNIT TW O-B, ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK M , PAGES SS AN BS, O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOFVOA, Oated Vfa 9 day ot Aprt. 2001. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNE MORSE Ctork ef to* Cka* Cowl ByMary Sfnxfia DapWy Ctork TH E LAW O F FC ES OF D A V » J. STERN. P X ATTORNEY FOR PLAVTOFF 001 S. Unfrerrty Drtre Buka 600 Plantolton. FL 33324 (954(2338000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, rreeckng a ahouto contact CO U R T ADMINISTRATION. at VW SEMVfOLE Courfy CourVowa * 4078658227. 1800-0558771 (TDO) or 18008058770. vfa Ftortda PWfteh Apr* II. 25.2001 Z17S Court WITHIN TH E LATER O F THREE M ONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBUCATtON O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER TH E DATE OF 8EFM CE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l otter endfton of 9 » dacedarf and paraon* having ctokna o f demand* again* Vw dacadanra M T H S C M C U T COURT OFTHSNBfTH JUOKULL C M C U T, ORANOS COUNTY, CASS NOt DR 818M S IN RE. Th* Mantoga ef F H JP E LEON, PaMonaUHuaband, YOLANDA PATRICIA U O N . court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBUCAT10N OF TH M NOTICE. A a CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FE ED W «X BE FOREVER BARRED Oeryf D. Parke. Eaqwra PARKS t CRUMP. L L C . Ftortda Bar No. 0054087 621 Ea* Tannaaaaa 8are* TaSahaaaa*. Florida 3230* Tataphow: (85012248400 Aoonay tor Sabna Jacttcn Paraon* R ap atarN ha PW**, Agra 10. IS . 2001 Z1T3 Vf TH* CMCUTT COURT OP THE 19th W A N D POR COUNTY. JURrtOICDON DfVWON CASS NO) 01 C A M * 14 Vf F T MORTOAOE COMPANIES dtYa h o m csan c m o r tg a g e 908 Fare Avanua. 6antord F L 32771 * pw*c uto. to tw tfpwrt and ba* better, tor eaah. M Via wa* k o f » of Vw Samtooto Cowfy Courthoua*. Sanlord. Florida, al 1100 AM on May 22.2001. Dated Aprt t . 2001 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK L eg a ls eg als CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS RONALD J PARKS. IF UVV4Q. ANO IF DEAD, TH E UNKNOWN 6POUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEE8. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CR E A TO R S . TRUSTEES AND A U OTHER NO TICf OF ACTION TO YOULNOA PATRICIA LEON YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to* a Patoton tar DtoaehiVon ef yow Mamaga hat bean Mad and nommanead to tote Court and you ar* required to aanw a copy of yow •rtton datonaaa. I any, on NERY G WINTER. E S Q . Attorney tor to* Prtteonar. ahaa* addmaa te 340 N Orange Avanua. 6wsa C, Orlando. Ftortda 32(01. and ahoaa totoftoon* number » (407)8451002, wto Ma ft* origin* toft to* Ctork of to* abova-stytod Court on of baton 524AJ1 ovwnate* a m i l * aril 04 I M Usfrisfls WARNING: RULE 12206. Ftortoa Fantey Lara* Rw m req of doewnanu and kformabon. Falter* to comply can rteutt to eanetten*. tocrwftng drarrvaaal or ffraung of pteoOnga. WITNESS my hand wto aa* of Cowt on Aprt (to 2001. LYDIA GARDNER CLERK OF THE COURT By: Oapwy dark Pubkah Aprt IS 29. and May t , 0. 2001 ZIS2 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad W ednesday. A p ril 18. 2001 59—Financial S ervices 27—N ursery 4c Child Care 71—Help Wanted 71—Help Wanted 1250 Brgn-On Bonus: WaMar Fabricator. A M y to laMeala ham print* a mua1 Good pay A banaffia. DFWP, 407-299-15U2. 107—Mobile Homes For Rent 103— HousesUnfurnished 71—Help Wanted 0* M b to m k ava M l Cal Joyoa. 407-321-7635. 38IV2SA Motala homa on 5~*aa* 141—Homes For Sale 1500 DOW N - W HY R E N TT T 30 r v 2BA For Soto W m Down Paymt. AHM anca Avaitibla.Cbaapaf man rand Lot ol TLC/ E l RaTa/O a*. rata* 117 — D O YLE'S R EN TALS o m m e r c ia l en ta ls ItaaWirow 3 ? « 0 i DM* Garaga, FlrapUca. Waahar/Dryar, Gotl Court* Vtaar 1 1.625/1.600 D O T H R EALTY, INC. (107) 322-24*5 W E R E N T A BELL HOMES 61—Money to Lend 55—Business Opportunities C R ThaHappyERaanSSaSST Momadtan. cal lol fro* t -877-F TC HELP. (A ruble tanks* maaaaga tom Tha Saminol* Harald and tha Fadaral Trad* Commbaien). 141—Homes For Sale AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES You'll And th« “Best Bargain*" Laborara: Naadad lor undarg oonakucBon oo. WfcJ FL dr*, i racyirad. Apply In paraon, 0 MAS T E C . 125 Commarc* 8*nlord. Ho phono E O B P F W P _______________ In the b*«or* you buy OWN YOUR OWN Saminol* Herald Claaslflada! PAK MAIL UPS/PACK/SHIP CTR NEW PUBUX LAKE MARY POINTE RATEDTHE (I FRANCHISE •BUY • SE LL 'T R A D E manapamam You can do it all with a Seminole Herald classified ad BarrionBWoodbtna •baauMul 3/2. Nnoad yard, on quia) cal-da-aac. tn oiac •ubdtvitwn. aval. May. l8#tymo. 407-774-7071 O PPO R TU N ITY FOR *001 Fran. Fa* 127.950 a turn kay budlouL For H o . and FR2E BROCHURE Baton h QoMaboro 1375 Abo 111 1300. u m t tocabon. 407-321- Call ((07) 322-2811 ToSpeaklot ClassifiedAdSpecialist Or FaxYour Ad (407) 323*9408 Can 1*600-329-3287 PAUL OSBORNE S Bring coupon with you for * 5 0 O f f Security Deposit on Studio or 1 Bedroom Apt. I jI v im u m t PRnPFunis UflM tnduotrtal 10 AatambySokJorlng Payradd wWi Bhon Short M ttrrrvLong tarm rmLonglaan np to HBB poaMona. C a l lor *4 2 0 10/.1/1 l/M opponurWy to q r m aB t a ptobat bad*. 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Parker April 15,2001 10 T h e lowpriced spread 14 Arab chieftain 15 Hippodrome 16 OkMImer, of sorts 17 N ew York resort 19 Being, to Claudius 20 Common contraction 21 Brick carrier 22 Concordes, e.g. 23 Need medical attention 25 Untrue! 27 CP A . In a . way 32 Parts of some religious observ­ ances 35 Helpless? 36 Overtv fussy 38 Sorority tetter 39 Previously cut, as lumber 40 River to the Rio Grande 41 Horsewhip 42Kobold 43 Blew It 44 Humiliate 45 Saint Brno's fire 14 17 20 for some of the Hottest Deals . in your area. a t w A po fJ • Food Service • Custodial [ Call Today .407-322-2611 l 1 0 7 )3 2 3 -0 4 4 0 Rendezvou 68 Northwest competitor 69 Loch of note DOW N 1 Boston play­ er, briefly 2 Asian maid­ servant 3 Nichols or Douglas 4 Rabbit, to an eagle 5 From France 6 Tim e of note 7 Word after Georgia and Virginia 8 Blue sloe 9 Areas for racehorses 10 Ukraine or Texas city 11 Teacher's 40 Babbled on 41 Freeh’s org. 43 Anne's pair 44 In spite of the fact, to bards 46 Type of store 48 "Blackeyed" Vegume 50 Promised solemnly 52 Caprice 53 Insouciance 55 Elliptical 57 English pub­ lic school 5 8 ... 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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>, April 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/43961e9ccf71b7973e7deb0b4bd26d3b.pdf 26fb532f76c3454ad2a2ae930a26854a PDF Text Text ( I HUD: No rush to hire director By Den Ping Editor SANFORD — In a reversal of an earlier mandate, top-level offidals from the Department of Housing and Urban Development now say there is no hurry to hire an executive director for the Sanford Housing Authority. The newly appointed SHA Board of Commissioners, which met for the first time in mid-May, attempted to meet a HUD imposed July 1 deadline to hire a new director. Despite concerns from Sanford Mayor Brady lessard and mem­ bers of the SHA board about the feasibility of meeting the deadline, HUD offidals refused to alter the deadline. The board missed the deadline, and last week Kenneth Armstrong of Ormond Beach rejected an offer to take the job after contract negotiations with HUD broke down. He was the second candidate to decline the job offer. On Monday, HUD's position on the deadline changed when Catherine Lambcrg said hiring a new director could be put on the "back burner" since special­ ists from the Troubled Agency Recovery Center (TARC) are currently working in Sanford. Lambcrg is the director of TARC. "I don't know that there is a great rush to hire an executive director," Lambcrg Local Ians were treated to baseball at Its finest on Sunday as the Sanford Campbell-Lossing Post 53 team edged defending State Champion Ft. Pierce Post 358,2-1 In 10 innings, In the Championship Game of the 2001 Florida Department American Legion Class A State Championships at Alumni Field. Page 1B SANFORD — A day after a Sanford resident was almost bludgeoned to death during an apparent drug deal gone sour, Sanford police set up an under­ cover crack cocaine sting at the same comer. Within minutes of an unmarked vehicle pulling up to the comer of Cypress Avenue and 5th Street Friday morning, Willie Hill Jr., 30, and Cedric Cental), 21, tried to sell under­ cover agents crack cocaine. Hill was immediately appre­ hended, but Centall ran to a nearby house. He was locked out of the house and began shouting, "I didn't do anything, let me in." Centall was charged with the sell and delivery of crack cocaine, possession with Intent to sett crack cocaine and resistIng an officer without violence. Hill was charged with posses­ sion of drug paraphernalia and criminal attempt to solicit drugs. With the dealers off the cor­ ner, police set up shop and wait­ ed for the dealers' customers to buy more drugs. TWo undercover agents dressed in plain clothes milled around the comer riding bikes, selling crack or marijuana to anyone tlial requested it. A wire Adonis Lopez, left, end Josey Curtis get to know each other during their first day ol pro-kinder­ garten at Pine Crest Elementary School. Couple donates life-saving equipment to sheriff’s office By Christopher Patton Stall Writer 4b Ciotiword .......... 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With the phrase "it's a o" the vehicles raced to the estination and surrounded the See Sting, Page I0A 3lace to live and work," said El Tracy Tracy Ronning, Target By Michelle Jeria Managing Editor H lflM f M M by lom m y Vincent Index I A rt festival gets a boost from T arget First-grade teacher Lynn Barber takes roll during the first day ot school at Altermese Bentley Elementary School. Monday was not only the first day ot school lor Seminole County students but also tor Bentley Elementary School. For more pictures, see Pago SA. M an' Smith - Vendor at the Sanford Main Street Farmers' Market See H U D , rage 10A By Christopher Patton Staff Writer The bond of a Casselberry woman who locked her two kids and dog in a self storage unit was reduced from $50,000 to nothing Tuesday, In his order setting condi­ tions of release. Circuit Judge O.H. Eaton Jr. wrote, “The fact the children are in pro­ tective custody is serious incentive for her to remain in Seminole County to answer to these charges." Eaton used levdfal facts — about Adrianne Johnson to support his decision. He list­ ed that she has no prior con­ victions for any offense, has lived in Seminole County for six yean, lost her Job as a nurse aide as a result of incarceration and has no sub­ stantial funds to pay the cur­ rent bond. "The facts of this case appear to be easily estab­ lished, but the defendant is not a flight risk," Eaton wrote. "The possible penal­ ties In this case are serious but there is no minimum maridatory penalty. "The factors required to be considered in determining conditions for pretrial release should be without monetary conditions. There is no reason in this record for the bond to have been increased to $50,000. Such a substantial increase leads to the conclu­ sion that the bond was increased for the purpose of keeping the defendant in cus­ tody rather than by any rea­ son authorized by law. If that was the reason, it was dearly erroneous." Patrick The Plant i Police nab 10 in drug sting STATE CHAM PS Casselberry mom released from jail said during a meeting with Lessard and Deputy City Manager Roger Dixon. "I would suggest to the board let's put on tire back burner the task of hiring an ED. I would be concerned if the board adver­ tised for the position Immediately." "In this industry we have many mishaps," she added. "This was a mishap." SANFORD — Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger was the recipient of the office's first defibrillator, a life-saving device that is popping up in numerous public places, including on the walls of local courthouses. Jean and Norm Could, own­ ers ot Gould Publishing in Winter Springs, donated the firsAdeflbrillator to the Sheriff's Offrce Monday after working more than a year to raise funds. According to Eslinger, it's the first step in adding the life sav­ ing device to all the sheriff's squad care. "These are badly needed by law enforcement and we want the Seminole County Sheriff's Office to be the most advanced," said Jean. "We're hoping other businesses will follow." The $4,000 device is about the size of a laptop computer and helps kick start the heart when a patient suffers from an heart attack. "We're not doing it for the rublidty," Jean said. "Our hanks will come when they all us up and say today we lelped save a life." Having defibrillators in pub­ lic rlr c ,*K end in squad cars is nothing new to Brevard County residents. In 1999, local hospitals donated five defibril­ lators and they were placed in the Brevard County courthouses. Last year, the Brevard County Office purcounty Sheriff's Sh chased 68 more defibrillators with a $ 100,000 grant and $ 20,000 of their own money. According to Joan Heller of BCSO, a few were kept for training and specialty units, but the majority of the devices See Couple, Page 8A LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary/Heathrow Festival of the Arts received a large show of support last week when Target Corporation presented ttv group with a $ 10,000 grant. Numerous local organizations and businesses, including the Target Corporation, sponsor the arts festival each year to support local artists and students, said Tony Senador, vice chairman of the festival's 2001 board of direc­ tors. Scheduled to begin Saturday, Oct. 6 , the 15th annual art show will highlight more than 250 artists, including work from Seminole students. "The Target Corporation fam­ ily of giving programs, com­ prised of Target, Marshall Field's and Mervyn's, is proud to sup­ port nonprofit organizations that make our communities a better “ _ “ "y rela­ Corporation community ret. tions grants coordinator. Target Corporation is commit­ ted to giving 5 percent of its fed­ erally taxable Income to the com­ munities in which it operates stores, Ronning said. This year, it will give almost $86 million to nonprofit organizations nation­ wide. Each year, money raised from the festival goes toward scholar­ ships for students at all seven Seminole High Schools, Senador said. Since 1986, almost $15 mil­ lion has been distributed to more than 250 high school students. According to festival organiz­ ers, the success of the Lake Mary/Heathrow Festival of the Arts, which Sunshine Artist Magazines recently included in its top 200 art 6hows in the See Festival I’age 8A T|NTSW-AIu> —I pholoi by Tommy Wioofit Mike McLean, Oscar Bowen, Tony Senador, DeLoros Lash, Kart Picou and John Connelly were on hand as Target donat ad $ 10,000 lor this year's Lake Mary/Heathrow Festival ol the Arts. �T he S eminole H erald I’ilRC 2 V Wednesday. August It. 2001 A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Population explosion With the start of another school, here is another look at the statistics compiled recently by the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB). The figures in the publication relate to 16 southeastern states, as far nortli as Delaware, and as far west ns .......................... Texas and Oklahoma. Recently, I reported on the population explosion expected in Florida, (383.5 new people per day, from the year 2000 to 2010 ). This time, let's look at the educational statistics. Florida ranks first of all these states in the number of public high school graduates Nick from 2001 to 2010 . Pfeifauf expected While the national average * * * * * * * and the average of the southeast states are both expected to grow by 10 percent, Florida's graduate level is predicted to grow at 24 percent, 25,500 grads during this period. It should be noted, six of the 16 states expect a decline in high school graduates, as much as down 12 per­ cent in Louisiana. Of these graduates, 51 percent are listed as minorities. How about our adults? How many are high school graduates. For the year 2000, the SREB says Florida is even with the national average of 84 percent. For college graduates however, Florida has 23 percent of the population, while the national aver­ age is 26 percent, although we did increase by 5.3 percent since the previous survey in 1999. Florida is right at the southeastern level of 18 to 24 year olds planning to go to col­ lege part time or full time - 29 percent of the high school graduates. Here, Delaware scored highest with 40 percent planning to attend college. Florida is considered a net-importer of college students. For the first time, the SREB figures showed more people coming into Florida to attend college, than leaving to attend college In other states. In 1998, the latest figures showed over 13,500 students attending college in Florida, who lived in other states. This certainly says something about the high q u a l i t y of education being offered in Florida these days. The cosf unattending college has increased in almost every state from 1995 to 2000, with the exceptions of Virginia and Kentucky. Florida's annual tuition and fees costs accounted for 6.5 percent of the medi­ an household income, compared with the national average of 7.7 percent. It should be also noted that the number of students receiving financial aid in scholarships and grants amounted to 47 percent. But only 21 percent were from state grants. The rest were from other sources. What is my purpose in citing these statis­ tics? Only to make people aware of what has been and is presently going on in our high schools and colleges, in the hopes that school leaders will act accordingly to comensate for this unbelievable increase in lorida residents, and the high school and college age youngsters they will be bringing with them. P Stolen Vehicle Hamilton Clark, 2 3 ,9th Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday. The arrest report said he had taken a vehicle from a man in the 1 (X) block of Hughes Avenue. He was located on Cedar Avenue and arrested on a charge of vehicular theft. Pawn Problem Kenya Jerek Jones, 24, of Lincoln Street, Sanford, was arrested by Seminole County sheriff's deputies Monday. A man who had earlier reported several rings stolen, told offi­ cers he found them at a local pawn store on French Avenue. Officers investigated and found two of the rings which w ed Brethren Reaching Out will present the 4th Annual America Goes Back to School program, Wednesday, Aug. 8 from 2 until 5 p.m. at Seminole Garden Apartments, 1600W . 5th Street, Apartment 20 In Sanford. There will be fun, food and education. For additional information ahone Rose phone Ko Davis at 407302-4143. THUR H m M photo by Arthur Z M nskl Spending quality time with your grandchildren is a great way to enjoy a sunny afternoon. Making the most of that precious Brno is Marilyn Gormarw of Sanford with her grandchildren Nathan Mattack, 6, and his sister, Abby, 4, from Fairfax. Va. The treasure hunting trio used metal detectors to search for buried riches at Fort Mellon Park. Unfortunately, only a penny and an old key chain were discovered. Bui the mem­ ories created that day were priceless The children were leaving with Mom and Dad lor Virginia that afternoon. Just In time to get home for the start of school. The miracle of Senor Cha-Cha Whenever my friend Betsy comes for dinner, it's like we're guests on "The Price Is Right.” She lias a heart ............ of 24-karat gold, and before the night is over she'll tell us exact­ ly how mudi it cost. Within 10 minutes, she's told us how much tier car ($67,000), her townhouse ($475,000), and her boob job ($1,500 each) cost This woman paid $1,200 for her dog — which works out lo about a hundred bucks an ounce. "Senor Clia-Cha (lew all the way from Tijuana, didn't he?” * * * ' Betsy coos. Holding her long-haired teacup Chihuahua at eye level, Betsy smothers his furry little face widi kisses. Eyes watering and nose twitching, Senor Cha-Cha rears back his eggshell head and lets out a "Jua-choo!" Apparently, Betsy's $150-per-ounce perfume doesn't agree with him. Senor Cha-Cha may be purebred, but I'm not thoroughly convinced he's a dog. I Biink the guy at Bie pet store stuck a tiny toupee on a bug-eyed rat and took Betsy to Bk* cleaners. Throw a silk scarf around his neck and hand him a little microphone, and he'd look just like a tiny Mick Jaggcr. Perched on his silk doggy pillow were identified. The arrest report said Jones told officers he had purchased them for $ 20, and pawned them for $40. He was arrested on a charge of dealing in stolen property. Drug Arrests • Courtney Ellen Dille, 20 , and Christopher Harry Kling, 24, both of Altamonte Springs, were arrested by deputies Tuesday, following a traffic stop on SR-436 and Westmnnto Drive in Altamonte Springs. Officers said they found nar­ cotics items in the vehicle. Both Dille, the driver, and Kling, the passenger, were charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana and possession of narcotics equipment. Dour Fctzer Dan Ping &*nr Police • Adam Wayne Cross, 18 of Orlando, and Matthew Eric Mattison, 23, of Altamonte Springs, were arrested by deputies Tuesday. Officers said they found the two parked in a vehicle at a closed business. When Cross reportedly refused to let officers examine his vehi­ cle, a K-9 unit was called in, and the dog indicated a nar­ cotics find. Cross was charged with Possession of under 20 Cla»allied Advertising Ted Welker ■ai n ' i l e v . Dona Dietncti Chna Ration Marys Hawkins Mjc* Plei'aol Dean Smith tommy Vincent Ait Zielinski Legal Advertising Circulation Wanda Kourpandia Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Nowspapcfs, !nc. • 300 N French Ave Sanlord, FL, 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *Fa* (407) 323-6406 Periodical Postage Paid al Sanlord. Honda end eddMonal mailing o f t e n U SP S 4 6 1 2 *0 Postm aster. Send address etianges to The SEMINOLE HERALD Republic Newspapers, Inc. Traffic Stop Daniel Hugo Kish, 30, Twin Coach Court, Sanford, was stopped by deputies on West 12th Street and French Avenue Monday. He was charged with driving with a suspended Wednosay, August 8, 2001 • Vol. 93, No. 119 Mall Room Becky Tcbetta I rudee Langford Domestic Case Patrick Jerome Rocks, 33, Live Oak Blvd., Sanford, was arrested at his residence by Sanford police Monday, as the result of an altercation with his wife. He was charged with aggravated domestic violence. "Sen-inR S em in ole C ounty S in ce 1 9 0 8 " MictuHto Jerta Display Advertising John Coflman Roane Lavender two light-footed leaps and lands on the rough-hewn beam over the dining loon*, table. Hanging overhead like a buzzard. Cat nonchalantly grins down of litter. Of course, at us with Senor Cha-Cha dangling doesn't vibrate. from his teeth like a limp piece of den­ tal floss. About Bus time wc hear what sounds like a lop-sided While Betsy hyperventilates and 1 bowling ball thumping down speed-read through our liomcowner's the stairs. Turning in unison, policy to sec if It covers our cat scarfing wc watch as my cat. Dead Cat dojvn a $1,200 chimichanga, Sweetie tries to reason with Cat. Walking, waddles into the It's not a nit, you idiot!" he yetis up mom and heads straight for his food trough. At 22 pounds and,i at him. "it’s a Chihuahua! You know Maxican food makes you sick!" * growing, Git looks like a sumo We’re about to read Senor Cha-Cha * * * wrestler In a moth-eaten, fullhlqlast rites when Cat’s eyes start length fur. He may be a finicky eater, watering and his whiskers start twitch­ but what he does cat, he packs in wiBi ing. Rearing back his moth-eaten head, a vengeance. Cat is crunching away when sudden­ Ca sneezes, and Cha-Cha free-falls 10 fee , right into Sweetie's cupped hands. ly he stops mid-chcw. Lifting his So icone really needs to consider marcrumb-covered face out of the dish, he kc ng Betsy's perfume as pepper spray. sniffs the air. Then, very slowly, lie lands clasped and holding our turns toward the couch. The smile runs breath, wc stare down at little Senor off Senor Cha-Cha's face and is Giu-Qia. replaced by a definite, "Juh-oh. "Nothing seems to be broken," While Senor Cha-Cha tries to burrow Sweetie whispers. into Betsy's Gucci purse ($475), Cat cat­ His bug-eyes are glazed and his little apults through Bie air like a fat flying tongue ishanging out of the corner of squirrel. And before you can say la hiXlmouth, but other than the fact Biat curaracha, he snatches Senor Cha-Cha lie's vibrating so fast he's humming like by his rhinestone collar ($19,95) and a tuning fork, he's os good as new. takes off. Tearing back up the stairs, Cal takes e lo om s, w a l l grams of marijuana and possession of narcotics equipment. Mattison was charged with possession of narcotics equip­ ment. Editorial Administration Betty B W M JonSee M ain ($39.95), Senor Gia-cha vibrates like you stuck a quarter in him. I only paid 50 bucks for iny cat, and Uwy threw in a litter box and a 20- T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d !*uhli%ktr o O ut & A bout Hidden treasure? P O Bda 1667 Sanlord. FL 32772-1667 license and possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. False ID Narciso Alberto Ayala, 25, of Corbin, Ky., was arrested by Sanford police Monday at his place of employment at 13th Street and French Avenue. Officers were called by sher­ iff's deputies when it was learned Ayala was wanted on an active Volusia County war­ rant for falling to pay child support. When police arrived, they said Ayala gave a differ­ ent name several times. He was subsequently arrested on charged of giving a false ID to a law enforcement officer and resisting an officer without vio­ lence. Join the Back To School crowd at the Seminole County Library Northwest Branch in Lake Mary. The will begin ursday, Aug. 9, at 3:30 p.m. The program is planned especially for ele­ mentary school children and includes stories, songs, activities, puppets and crafts, with plenty of audi­ ence anticipation. The pro­ gram will be held weekly on Thursdays. For additional informa­ tion, phone the library at 407-321-2419, THUR The city of Lake Mary will hold an official dedica­ tion of the new Police Department Headquarters, 165 E. Crystal Lake Avenue in Lake Mary, Thursday, Aug. 16 at 9 a.m. The event is open house and everyone is cordially Invited to attend. The dty of Lake Mary Historical Commission, to usher in the Smithsonian exhibit "Yesterday's Tomorrows" will hold a jazz festival from 3 until 9 p.m., Saturday, August 18, at Central Park, at Lake Mary City Hall. Featured will be the Altamonte Jazz Ensemble, Jackie Jones, and King Tet. Admission Is free to tne festi­ val, and to the Smithsonian exhibit which will open at 1 p.m. For additional information phone 407-324-3065. Aug. 18 is the third Saturday and But means it's lime for the big Blue-grass Pick-In, at tire Community Building, comer of West Church and Wilma in historic downtown Longwood. The event is sponsored by the City of Longwood. Bring lawn chairs and listen, or bring your instrument and in in the pickin'. The event, :ld the thud Saturday of each month is from 6 p.m. until 10 pm. G The city of Altamonte Springs and Seminole County Solid Waste Management will hold a free household hazardous waste collection for residents of Altamonte Springs and Seminole County Saturday, Aug. 18, from 8 am. until noon at the City of Altamonte Springs Public VNbrks Complex, 502 N. SR-434 In Altamonte Springs. Residents may bring In items such as automobile batteries, battery add, lawn and pool chemi­ cals, solvents, insecticides, used motor oil, and paint materials. Businesses may not partiripate in this event. For additional information contact the City of Altamonte Springs at 407-571-8611 or Seminole County at 407665-2260. Wc welcome .nrd encourage yo'ir letter* and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: 300 N. French Avinus Sanlord, FL 32771 (407) 322-2611 Subscription Rates 3 Months m Seminole County *11 0 0 6 Months In Seminole County 6 2 0 00 1 1 Year In Seminole County S36 0 0 b 1 Yeai O der Florida County S42 0 0 a t Year Out Of S lats 6S2 0 0 Fax us: (407) 323-9408 �T iir S fminoi r H era in Wnjnrwlm. \iu-tist li. 2001 Page 3A Obituaries PAUL WASHINGTON CARROL Paul Washington Carrol, 85, Scott Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, Aug. 5,2001. Bom in Franklin Co. Ala., he moved to Central Florida from Michigan in 1979. He was an inspector in the automotive industry. Survivors include wife, Louise, Sanford; son, Robert, Adrian, Mich.; daughter, Rose Sanders, Tampa; brother, Ray, Houston, Tex,; sister, Ruth Jenkinson, Crystal River; four grandchildren; two great­ grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. ROBERT K. CHARD Robert K. Chard, 72, Wildwood Drive, Sanford, died Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2001. Born in Camden, N.J., he moved to Cenlral Florida in 1971. He was In retail sales with Sears for 20 years. He was a Catholic and a member of Shriners, Mason, and Optimist Club. He was a vet­ eran oMhe U S Air Force. Survivors include wife, Leona, Sanford; daughters, Jessica Nowak, Waco, Tex., Irish, Altamonte Springs, Cynthia McCormack, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.; son, Jim McDonald, Cocoa; mother, Marie Mutzer, Col lings wood, Veterans Club, and United Transportation Union Local 1376. Survivors include wife, Wilma A.; sons, Ronald, South Daytona, David, Little Torch Key, FI.; daughter, Carolyn Curry, VValkcrtown, S.C.; six JOHN R. FO ULKEJR. grandchildren; three great­ John R. Foulke, Jr., 57, Photina Court, Winter Springs, grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral died Saturday, Aug. 4, 2001 at ' Home, Orange City, In charge South Seminole Hospital, of arrangements. Longwood. Bom Nov. 1,1943 in Morora, 111., he moved to DOROTHY LEE LEE Central Florida three years Dorothy Lee Lee, 70, Winter ago. He was a vacation plan­ Park Drive, Casselberry, died ner and a Presbyterian. Saturday, Aug. 4, 2001 at her Survivors include son, residence. Bom Dec. 12,1930 Robert J., Cassville, Mo.; in Norfolk, Va., she moved to daughter, Jeanna, Winter Central Florida 34 years ago. Haven; fiance Saily She was a homemaker and a McMurphy, Winter Springs. Protestant. Banfield Funeral Home, Survivors include husband, Winter Springs, in charge of Edward P., Casselberry; son, arrangements. Linwood E., Deltona; daugh­ ter, Tracey L. Bryant, EDWIN W, KOLOGZIK Edwin W. Kolodzik, 79, Casselberry; step-father, Linwood Belch; four grand­ South Falmctto Avenue, South children. Daytona, died Monday, Aug. 6 , 2001 at Halifax Medical Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of Center, Daytona Beach. Bom arrangements. in Cincinnati, Ohio, he moved to Central Florida in 1966. He DANIEL LOGAN LONG 1U was a retired conductor for Daniel Logan Long HI, 27, the Pennsylvania Railroad and Glade Road, Titusville, died a World War II veteran of the Friday, Aug. 3, 2001 at his resi­ U.S. Army. He belonged to dence. Bom in Orlando, he American Legion Post 0127, Cassadaga, 749th Railway was a lifelong Central Florida N.J.; sister, Carol Hart, Collingswood; four grandchil­ dren. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford, In charge of arrangements. resident. He was employed by A-l Tree Service, Geneva and was a member of First Baptist Church of Geneva. Survivors include mother, Lois A., Titusville; sister, April, Titusville; brother, Harold E. Ill, Merritt Island; grandmoth­ er, Elizabeth, Geneva. A memorial service will be held Saturday, Aug. 11, at 2 p.m., at First Baptist Church of Geneva Fellowship Hall. The service will be followed wlih a fish fry at Fart Lane Park, Geneva, at 2:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to Wuesthoff Brevard Hospital St Palliative Care, P.O. Box 560965, Rockledge FI. 32956-0965. East Coast Cremation, Rockledge, in charge of arrangements. SARAH REBECCA MATHEWS Sara Rebecca Mathews, 83, 154th Street S.E., Snohomish, Washington, died Friday, Aug. 3, 2001 at Sunny Hill Home Car, Lynnwood, Wash. Bom in Puson County, Ga., she lived in DeBary from 1973 until 1995. She was a homemaker and member of Community United Methodist Church. Survivors include son, Newton, Jr., DeBary; daugh­ ters, Susan Lee, La Comer, Wash., Marsha Simmons, Snohomish, Wash.; sister, Grace Williams, Tallahassee; four grandchildren; two great­ grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. GARLON C. SPIVEY A memorial service for Garlon C. Spivey, who died July 14, will be held Saturday, Aug. 11, 2001 at 1:30 p in. at First Christian Church, 1607 Sanford Avenue in Sanford with Rev. Richard Farrand officiating. G. LUTHER WARREN JR. G. Luther Warren, Jr., 75, Lake Drive, Oviedo, died Sunday, Aug. 5, 2001 at his res­ idence. Bom Jan. 13, 1926 in Ashbum, Ga., he moved to Central Florida 38 years ago. He was an insurance inspector and a member of Asbury United Methodist Church. He was a World War 11 veteran of the U.S. Navy. Survivors include wife, Patricia S., Oviedo; son, Greg, Winter Springs; daughters, Bonnie L. Mitchell, Winter Park, Melanie S. Bartlam, Midlothian, Va.; brother, Edwin, Chattanooga, Tenn.; sis­ ters, Ruth Reece, and Lylbum Booker, both of Waycross, Ga.; 10 grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. DANIEL T. WAITS Daniel T. Walts, 58, N. Carolina Run, Sanford, died Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2001. Bom in Knoxville, Tenn., he moved to Sanford from Ormond Beach in 1985. l ie was a sales representa­ tive for Upjohn Pharmaceutical Company and a Protestant. He was Ministry Elder and Care Pastor at Calvary Assembly of God. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army. Survivors include wife, Barbara, Sanford; daughter, Danielle Slade, VVinter Park; son, David, Tampa; mother, Grace, Knoxville, Tenn.; broth­ ers, Kurt, Columbia, S.C., Dr. Steve, Maryville, Tenn. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford in charge of arrangements. AUDREY C. YOUNG Audrey C. Young, 83, Eustace Avenue, Deltona, died Thursday, Aug. 2, 2001 at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Born in Dayton, Ky., she moved to Deltona from Fort Lauderdale in 1983. She was a homemaker and a member of Deltona Church of the Nazarene. There are no survivors. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. M X HARDWARE J £ E HARDWARE M X HARDWARE HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 17-92 - Maitland Ph. 338-6088 Gena Hunt, Owner Bronte, M m M> A ~ • 1 t Family Owned 4 Serving Central Florida For 10 Years 111 GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial Cremation Transport Out Of State $450 $795 $ 1,4 9 5 We A ccept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans 3271500 rrnsT c h u r ch or th e naza r en e ir»«l Am.* feanfcmt, FL 407-377-3122 Jon Carina* P«*tor Morning Wottfep 10 X mm fMjTMtay tktmal §410 mm Sunday Evening 6 00 pm 700p m Wed Btte Study 7 00p m Wed * 4 8 CAA •00 pm 5etunley Sefvtoe Hardware DYNAMITE s Stores BARGAINS It B r is s o n F U N E R A L H O M E Seminole County’s Most Experienced Funeral Home ££oi/tag uMemoity Joseph E. 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Swing AMYota Hardware Needs Soce 1978 . - / GROCERY PURCHASE E> OF $25 OR MORE SATISFACTION F GUARANTEED I L U #5902 1 C ou p on P e r P u rc h a se FOREST CITY 1122 W. Hwy 436 •8 0 2 - 4 3 2 3 • •No Alcohol • Tobacco • I .olio COUPON GOOD ONLY AT LAKE FO REST PUDLIX .O N G W O O D Publlx Hwy 4 3 4 & 4 2 7 ir re aa an w > 8fc * m r a i i - i *i “ i ‘ ,i t* * * ^ * * * l|>^ * * ^ * fc-*| SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 J \ ASSELBERRY SANFORD % Winter Park Dr. * 3 2 1 - 0 8 8 5 J 1--------- 3 3 9 - 7 3 6 5 — 'Ifi 2 0 7 E. 2 5 th S t. t >— 3 3 9 -4 8 8 3 MX h a r d w a r e M X h a r d w a r e M X r OVIEDO Hwy 434 & 4 3 6 hardw are ACE h a r d w a r e ACE h a r d w a r e �4A Wednesday, August 8. 2001 T1IKSEMINOLE HERALD O p in io n Keeping it Green Lake M ary should be com m ended for its conservation project Lake Mary City Commission members realize the importance of keeping its d ty green. With its unani­ mous approval last week of the proposed Lake Mary Conservation Project, the commissioners emphasized their commitment to the environment. The Lake Mary Conservation Project, created by city staff, Mayor Thom Greene and former City Attorney Donna McIntosh, creates a foundation for the city's pol­ icy on land conservation and preservation. It was creat­ ed to promote the preservation of wetlands and other green areas for their ecological value to its residents — something that often can be overlooked during periods of rapid growth. Since the city's incorporation in 1973, recreational green areas have been an Important factor in Lake Mary's growth plan. Over the years, a progressive parks and recreation program has been established within the dty. Liberty Park, the Sports Complex, Central Park and other neighborhood parks dot the d ty 's map. Now, the d ty is focusing on preservation. It hasn't been the easiest objective to meet. Although the dty applied and then was approved for two state Preservation 2000 grants, various obstacles stopped the city from acquiring land for preservation areas. However, the d ty didn't let a little disappointment stop plans for preservation. Instead, when Darrell and Bettye Leidigh announced plans to donate several acres of wetlands to the dty, the idea for the d ty 's Conservation Project was created. The Conservation Project encourages developers and residents to donate wetlands or other green areas to the dty. According to d ty staff, several developers have already expressed interest in contributing to the project, and hopefully many more will do the same in the future. Under the city's management, the areas will become an ecological preserves within the d ty 's resi­ dential and business areas. Not everyone can donate land to the dty. But, Lake Mary residents can be thankful they have a City Commission that is looking out for their ecological w el­ fare. And, if you do own some wetlands that you can't find a use for — keep the Lake Mary Conservation Project in mind. No one could ask for a better legacy. Sting Kings Sanford's police department is using an aggressive strategy to combat crime "This is the fourth time this has happened." That was Volena Eckhardt's comment after being arrest­ ed for buying drugs Friday afternoon. She's beginning to get the message: Commit crime in Sanford and you're going to get caught. Eckhardt's arrest was the result of an aggressive strate­ gy the Sanford Police Department has used in recent weeks to combat drug dealing and prostitution. As the department has received confirmation of illidt activities, officers have responded with mini-sting opr rations, usual­ ly conducted within 24 hours of receiving the complaint. On Thursday, a woman was seriously injured in a botched drug deal. No arrests have been made in that case, but Ecknardt and nine others, Including two dealers, were arrested at the same location the next day as a result of a police sting. Those are typical results for the stings the department has been running. To be sure, these tactics alone want solve Sanford's crime problem. As in Eckhardt case, many of those stung in sting operations have multiple arrests and are low-level criminals. The arrests will pile up, however, and the courts will be forced to take appropriate action. Continuous undercover operations will also force dealers and hookers to move their operations. Furthermore, these types of police activities lead officers to those running criminal operations, taking a bigger bite out of Sanford crime. Scoring and whoring won't be eliminated overnight, but Sanford Police Chief Brian Tooley's decision to be more aggressive will pay dividends In the long run. Rowell is not so fond o f theater’s new schedule To the editor I just got the 2001-2002 sea­ son brochure from the Helen Stairs Theatre. Thank goodness for this organization. They are bringing in artistic talent from as far away as New Orleans and Vienna to fill the cultural void of Sanford and Seminole County. I am glad to have the privilege of spending my money on imported nigh quali­ ty events rather than having to suffer through some droll local theatre production. I am sure there is not enough local talent in Sanford and the surround­ ing area to mount an even bearable production. We are so lucky to have this theatre look­ ing out for the finer things in life. It is nice to see the facility is not wallowing in some small town production. This organi­ zation is smart enough not to let itself get involved with local directors and actors that would only demean the Integrity of theatre. Instead we are graced with Bach, ballet and magic. I mean, we have Dick Van Patten and Frank Gorshin...need I say more? Steve Rowell Lake Mary The downsizing of government ple of that expertise is the contin­ lose his interest in government ing down on Federal uing partnership of Vice Communications Commission and in downsizing its operations. President Richard Cheney and In 1995, Rumsfeld, a former orders for audits of telephone to describe the governing of his mentor; Secretary of Defense companies, which just hap congressman himself, gave a George W. Bush. The paper is Donald Rumsfeld, who was in speech at The Heartland Institute ........... to be among the I not talking about new ......... both Congress and the White contributors to Bt filled with downsizing advice to laws or presidential House during the Nixon admin­ presidential campaign; visions, just reporting on the new Republican majority in and using advisories istration. When Gerald Ford suc­ Congress, saying: "Probably onethe making, remaking instead of enforcement and enforcement of the ceeded Nixon In 1974, Rumsfeld half to two-thirds of the federal tens of thousands of reg­ orders on more and became White House chief of government's non-oentral ulations and regulators more complaints to the staff; when he was named secredepartments are no longer need­ that make up a substan­ Occupational Safety and - tary of defense for the first time, ed in their current form. _. tial part of the power of Health Administration * he was succeeded as chief of staff Whatever Congress does to the executive branch of Those are the ones we by his deputy, young Dick downsize the federal govern­ the US. government know about so far. But Richard ment, the odds are overwhelm­ Republicans have usu­ there ore apparently In years between Ford and ing that it should be doing more, Reeves ally been better than many more in the quiet . George W. Bush, Rumsfeld rather than less, and that it Democrats at using that • • • works. The administra­ thrived in the private sector as should be doing it sooner; rather power, particularly over the past tion is determined to downsize chief executive of G.D. Searle than later." 30 years or so. President Clinton government ‘ and C o, a worldwide pharmaNow the party has the White enme to Washington thinking the One of the reasons Bush is ' ceutical company, and then House and is quietly doing just chief executive's job was rousing able to move so quickly on this became chairman of General tiiat, tor better or wutse. the people and legislating away Republican agenda is that there Instrument Corp. But he did not e soot UNtvouAL rasas syndicats problems — making speeches are so many old -U -------------------------------------------and laws — and hebegan to (or experienced) Republicans in his understand the quieter powers TH« *»OOAI 5«<ug«Ty trtV'RoN/nCNTAL administration. only in his later years. w r e n -pot*N 'T Bush and the men who came Republicans from YACT» D on ’ t R«AUY RCAUY S«|We ReAUV °F> to Washington with him began Richard Nixon to 5«RVe o f TfWTt^T FRoTecT TH« fu n ic on day one. Journal headlines Gerald Ford, "me r«n«c mT«$tsT FIVTecT W V Jt INTeRtfT Ronald Reagan told some of that story: "Under «NTe*e*T vr~ and the two Bushs President Bush, Regulatory Rollback Has a Major Impact" have controlled the White House and, "From Banks to Baby Bells, for 20 of the last Corporate Donors Gain From 32 years. The Cutting Red Tkpe." party has cadres Among the quiet moves that of talented men the Journal and others have OH.. THAT D ^ n ’ t ReAUV ihTeRftiT So WHAT -po€$? and women who reported on are these: reduc TVC n o t TfccTfeV segv*NT! know how the the number of enforcement offi­ executive branch cers in the Environmental actually works. Protection Agency by 10 percent, They know where a cut of 270 positions: reducing the bathrooms are the schedule of inspections and and where the surveys of nursing homes; reducing disclosure requirements bureaucratic bod­ ies arc buried. in corporate reports to the Tire best exam­ Internal Revenue Service; back­ "Quiet revolution" is a phrase The Wall Street Journal has used From A to Z A rt Zielinski asks people what they th in k ... T he U nited S ta tei O lym pic C om m ittee w as In tow n o v er th e w eeken d ev alu at­ in g C en tral F lo rid a a s a p o s ­ sib le h ost f o r th e 2012 S um m er O lym pics. S o ou r qu estion today Is, "D o you th in k C en tral F lo rid a w ill m ake a g o o d location f o r th e 2012 S um m er O lym pics ? ” x « v ii-rte j .1 . i a I think ITS the ideal location Because of aMthe peripheral little towns that have facil­ ities that make It very profitable not only tor the local people but tor the people run­ ning the Olympics Dr. RJL Bennlrtger, BmoksvtSa Yee and No. Yea It will be great for the Olympics because we have al the hotels and (acuities No because it will chase al our regular tourism out It's a great idea but It's not going to be good lor business. Rick Simeons, Winter Par* Central Florida has al tha iadiniea to hereto the Olympic*. Aside from the trans­ portation situation we have a really good area. The traffic wM be a probiom unless they Ifix tha express ways. John Dregs, Ortando Orlando will be a good place iMliey have the needed space. If no*, they should chooee a location that has the faculties. It will be a boost to the econo­ my, but the traffic wttl be bad. Philip Wright, Sanford I think It would tx excellent. Central Florida has a lot to offer. We have the facilities and It's a beautiful area. I would like for them to keep It In the Orlando area inatea of Tampa. Chris Poison _____ ______ DeBat �TllE SEMINOU. IlERAli) Wrrlnmtay. All({list It. 1!1M)1 I’i1ftp5\ Bartley Elementary School Principal Bon Nathan leads first-graders La Dejia WiBiams, ‘Quinton Murray and Brian Lacey h the Pledge ot Allegiance dur­ ing morning announcements. Monday was the first day ol sctwol tor Seminote County students. Pictured above, Bentley Elementary School Principal Ron Nathan directs traffic and students at the end ot the first day ot achocL At right brothers Alexander and Connor Magoon got ready to go home after the first day of school Alexander, right, attends the second grade, white his brother just started school and Is In kindergarten. Bentley Elementary School first-grader Evanti Payne walks lo school with his mother, L'tanya Payne, on the tkstday'ol stttoot. O v e r 21)0 RV<: To C h o o se F r 0111 A D V EN TU R E? & A Division of F I N A N C I N G A V A I L A B L E • T R A D E S WELCOIVIE A GREAT RIDE A GREAT CAUSE The 2001 MS 150 Adventure Ride R E G IS T E R N O W T O R ID E Saturday, Sept. 29th 4 Sunday. Sept. 30th. Cyclists can choose 150 miles or 150 kilometers — either 75 or 50 miles each day. T H E R ID E B E G IN S in Zellwood, at the Zellwood Corn Festival Site on Ponkan Road. The route meanders through rural back roads, toward Daytona Beach. W E U STAY O V E R N IG H T at Adventure Landing W ater Park in Daytona, where we will meet other cyclists from all over Florida, for a great party. Enjoy water slides, go karts, and entertainment, plus a te r­ rific B B Q dinner and pancake breakfast. R E T U R N T O Z E L L W O O D on Sunday for the Victory Celebration Party at the finish line. 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Big Lota (Mora ^ * 153 W SR. 434 • Winter Springs | 407-327-3344 P 12 Mo. W arran ty on refrigerators 2 jt . W arran ty on R ebuilt W /D J Sew Parts & Delitviy Available \3 4 O n ru !/ rrr jiTTi l —I .1 - 1 1 . LI Ld l !>1n - ” r l 1 MiJirfW L lJ ULUfjrCrritCxli AtttW \ (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 �Wednesday, August 8, 2001 PflflO 7A T he S eminole H erald L if e S t y l e Muscadine grapes: Perfect for home or garden tint.* grape to Florida and has been cultivat­ ed in the state for many years. It is harvested as single berries instead of in bunches and has smaller leaves and fruit with thicker skins than the bunchtype grapes. of propagating muscadines. In Florida. June, peg a long cane into a trench dug In the ground leaving Treilislng the cane attached to the vine. The two- and three-wire sys­ tems arc the most common verti­ Make a slight cut at tlte cal trellises used for growing bottom of the canc to promote root production grapes. The wires are run at heights of 2.5 and 5 feet for the and cover the wounded two-wire type and 2,4 , and 6 feet part with soil. Leave the shoot tips exposed. The for the three-wire system. Varieties Pruning the vines on the twolayers are uncovered and There arc five bronzerooted shoots are separat­ wire system is less time-consum­ fruited varieties recom­ ing than on the three-wire sys­ ed from the mother cane mended for hon>c gar­ tem, which should be used only in the winter. dens, Dixie, Doreen, on small plantings. Florida Fry, Granny Val, Planting F e rre r ‘ ‘ ‘ BlackGrapes arc adapted to Ihdnlng fruited varieties are • • • < • • • a wide range of soils, The first year set a 55-foot Albemarle, Cowart, including most of those stake next to each plant space Nesbitt, and Southland. The vari­ suitable fordtrus culture. Fine and tie the stake permanently to ety Southern Homes, a hybrid the top wire of the trellis. As sands and upland soils, especial­ between a bunch grape and a ly those with underlying day at shoots appear from the set plant, ■nuscadino, is highly recomselect the healthiest shoot and about 3 feet, are ideal for grapes nended for home use. along with well-drained day secure it to the slake with string. soils. Usual planting time is in Remove all other shoots. The i*ropagation the later port of the dormant sea­ selected shoot eventually Layering is a common method son — February in Central becomes the trunk of the vine. It is important to keep die vine growing straight up the stake by (a) tying often and (b) removing all lateral and base sprouts often. S e m in o le C h ris tia n Be sure to leave at least one later­ al shoot to grow each way on the A cad em y P resch o o l bottom trellis wire. The snoot should be cut off when it reaches Now Accepting Enrollmentfor the 2001-2002, school year = Sanfbrd/Lake Mary area, near Seminole Towne Center Mall 3 M em ber School Association q f Christian Schools International Call 407-322-0980 .00% AS PROVIDED BY CHAPTER 187.412 FLORIDA STATUTES, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TANOBLE PERSONAL PROP­ ERTY TAXES ASSESSED FOR IBM AND 7000 ARE NOW DUE. A RATIFIED TAX COLLECTOR’S WARRANT HAS BEEN ISSUED THEREON. UNDER FEAR OF FLIGHT. LEVY ANO SEIZURE OF THE TAN­ GIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE TAXPAYER FOR UNPAID TAXES HAS OCCURRED. THE PROPERTY W U BE BOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE FOL­ LOWING LOCATION. 0 W DENNETT A ASSOCIATES INC., IS 0 I WEST FIRST STREET. SANFORD, FU ON THE 2 M DAY CT A '.rjU tT . 5597. *T 1 1 * * A M OR SHORTLY THEREAFTER. THE NAMES OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXPAYERS AND THE AMOUNT OF THE TAXES ARE AS FOLLOWS NAMES ANO ADDRESS TAXES DUE POST NET BY MCHAEL DUCNNE SMS * 7 MSS HWY 17-82 8 SUtTE 2 J? CASSELBERRY, FL J2MJ7 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO n u m C E W E SHOULD CONTACT THIS OFFICE 44 HOURS IN ACVANCT-Sf THE M E E T **} AT 407-SM- ONA 1 2 MONTO-CD 7S01. . ’ . $ 1,000 m tH in iu m de p o sit re q u ire d Pruning Prune ail branches that are less than 3/16 inch in diameter, leav­ ing two to three buds per spur, depending on the vigor of the branch. Remove most of the spurs located at the top of the trunk to prevent crowding and bushiness, which will interfere with harvest Renew arms that are no longer vigorous. The approximate periods for dormant pruning in Central Florida are January and February. Irrigation Many first-year grape plants in Florida vineyards have died from lack of soil moisture. Apply 1 to 1 1/2 inches of water every two weeks during April and May. Older plants will also respond to irrigation. Harvest Muscadines mature in August and early September. They should be picked from the vines and stored at 40 degrees If not processed into jellies, jams, or wine. COUNTY NOTICE OF UNPAE) TANQIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES We have classes for K-3 & K-4 . We offer 2 , 3 & 5 day options. Located on the campus o f S a n fo rd C h ristia n C h u rch the top wire to let lateral stems grow each way along the top wire. RAY VALDES TAX COLLECTOR SEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA The Bank fo r You Your Community! Choir to perform The Greater First Baptist Church Choir from Washington, D.C, under the direction o f Dr. Blanch R. Hammond will per­ form Thursday, August 9, at 7 pan. at Historic S t James AME Church, 9th Street and Cypress Avenue in Sanford. Dr. Hammond is the sister of wellknown local musician Sylvia Stallworth. Rev. Lucius Carlos Dorsey, Jr. Is the pastor of Historic S t James AME Church. The public is invit- Girl resists parents pleas to play sports Rather than taking tennis DEAR ABBY: I am writing because I haw no one else who lessons, ask them if you can will give me advice. 1 am a join a gym and agree to go freshman in high school ......................... there three or four and have never really times a week for cardio­ been interested in play­ vascular exercise and ing sports. 1 am on the some weight-training speech team, math club with professional supervision. Youll be and newspaper staff. learning health habits My parents feel that 1 that will last a lifetime have to play a sport. They have paid for — and it will get you Dear off your rusty-dusty. lessons in dance and Abby tennis, but 1 really have no interest in playing. I ••• even tried to make Inc DEAR ABBY; Your dance team to please them, but I letters about putting cash or chocks in sympathy cards didn't make it They just don’t seem to understand that I don’t remind me of the one and only like sports. Today I had my ten­ time I was the recipient of such nis lesson and played really a gift. In 1966, my first husband, bad. I tried, but I must have had Barry, committed suicide, leav­ on off day. ing me a widow at age 26. We When I got in the car, my par­ were living in Los Angeles. ents chewed me out They said I Barry worked for a mall courier was lazy, and 1 was going to service and got to know on play a sport whctlwr I liked it or African-American gentleman not. I like to play tennis occa­ who was a supervisor at the sionally, but I'm not in love with l office. He and his wife it. ime our friends, and it was Can you help me get the mes­ they who tucked a few bills in their sympathy card. It made sage across to them that I don’t me wonder if they came from a want to play sports, nor do I wiser and more generous cul­ like them? Please help! ELLEN IN ture than I did. FRANKLIN, TENN. I will always remember Ben and Claire Gibson for their pro1 the DEAR ELLENi You have my 'their sympathy. I took tennis lessons for seven months straight At U y .r * the end of (hat time the only that beginning, 1 have been open to and able to form other person 1 could rally with was such precious friendships. I’ve my instructor because no mat­ lost contact with them, but if ter where I hit the balL he could manage to get It back to they ore still on this Earth, I me. No one else was so gener­ hope they will read this. You ous. So the answer to the ques­ may print my name. tion, Tennis, anyone 7" Is, JOCELYN KEENAN HOW­ "Perhaps. But not EVERYone.” ELLS, PORTLAND, ORE Your parents may be trying DEAR JOCELYN: You're to teach you the importance of right The gift of their friend­ being physically fit as well as ship was more valuable and intellectually active Exercise long-luting than the money. I, relieves stress, tones muscles too, hope they read your letter; and bums calodearEoanenUon o n ly a fe w o fjW u a s e s .A O 2001 UNtVEKSAL HESS SYNDICATE compromise may be In order. 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S eminole I I eraui Local lawyers grade judges By Christopher Patton O N ' s IC E MOOUCII Staff Writer flip IMVIlf AINMINt SANTORD — Defense attor­ neys and prosecutors through­ out Central Florida recently graded circuit judges in Seminole, Orange and Oceola counties; county judges in Seminole, Orange and Oceola counties and federal judges in Orlando on a 5-point scale. Judges were graded in five categories — legal knowledge, impartiality, freedom from bias, demeanor and diligence — and then the five categories were averaged for an overall score. Attorneys also had the chance to write anonymous remarks about the judges' performance. While several judges said they used the poll to help them improve from year to year, one Seminole County attorney is not in favor of the process. Fem Park attorney and presi­ dent of the Seminole County Bar Association, Gar)' Siegel, said the poll may not reflect the opin­ ions of the majority. Only 116 ballots made up the poll, but according to Siegel there is thou­ sands of practicing attorneys in j s & •P I X A R Central Florida. “You've got maybe 5,000 lawyers in Central Florida and they could only get a 100 of them to fill this thing out," Siegel said. "It's just not a good sample and I don't think It's valid." Topping the list with the high­ est overall rating was 18th Judicial Circuit Judge Kenneth Lester Jr. with a 4.39. However fellow Seminole circuit judges, O.H. Eaton Jr. and Alan Dickey, were close behind with the marks of 4.35 and 4.19 respec­ tively'. "One of the things that gives that poll credibility is they allow prosecutors a chance to partici­ pate," Dickey said. "I give it quite a bit of credibility. This year had fewer comments than prior years. When there is a lot of comments it can be more help­ ful." While Siegel said he’s in favor of the comments portion of the ll, it too is sometimes tainted attorneys who "have an ax to grind." "Constructive criticism helps the system move along moie smoothly," said Siegel. "If you don't think he’s doing some­ thing right then write it down, but what you get in some cases is they (attorneys) will hide behind this anonymity and make vicious statements." One comment toward Seminole County Judge Ralph Eriksson states "Too immature. These arc peoples' lives. Court feels like a nigh school." "How is the public going to benefit from statements like that?" Siegel questioned about the comment. "That is a sign of immaturity to write something like that — that's high school." According to Eaton, the poll "is a significance to everybody." But, when questioned if it was helpful for improvement he was not ns sure. "I think it's helpful if you arc on the top and near the bottom, but I don't know how helpful they arc when in vou're in the middle," Eaton said. "When peo­ ple go out of their way to write complimentary comments it makes you feel like you're doing something right." Lester said he believed the poll results were accurate because only n handful attorneys practice criminal law full-time. "I think it gives you a fairly accurate indication of how ou're doing," said I ester. "I Ibasically see the same attorneys over and over again, i think the vast majority of those respon­ dents are filling out these polls." According to Lester, many of the "general practitioners" or "street lawyers" who only prac­ tice criminal law part-time are the ones that may not he accounted for in the poll, hut lie sees them only "sporadically" In his courtroom. Other Seminole County judges were rated including a 3.29 for Carmine Bravo, a 3.65 for Ralph Eriksson, a 3.46 for Mark Herr, a 3.44 for Donald Marhlestone and a 2.81 for John Sloop. Seminole County Circuit Court judge Thomas Freeman received a 2.72, hut according to Siegel that mark is suspect because Freeman has primarily boon hearing juvenile cases and seeing only a handful of criminal attorneys. said not to shock. "It makes everyone look like a genius because they're so easy to use," said Jean's son Bruce Gould. Just weeks after receiving the donated defibrillators, the Titusville courthouse used one in October 1999 to help a suscep­ tive juror regain his heartbeat. In March of this year, a 39vcar-old DcLand woman col­ lapsed at a soccer game In Palm Bay. A deputy had just gone off duty and was wa Idling Iii» aon eputyi defibrillator from his suuad car and saved the woman's life. Most recently, on June 27, a 70-ycar-old Melbourne man col­ lapsed in traffic court. According to Heller, the man had no pulse or respiration. Four shocks from the defibrilla­ tor and the man was transported to the hospital in stable condi­ tion. The Orange County Sheriff's Office is not as advanced as Brevard, but they still have ------ seven more life saving machines than Seminole. Two of them are placed at training facilities in the county to help deputies learn and uti­ lize tire tool. Another five nre assigned to lire court services. According lo police, the defib­ rillators were acquired last year as part of grant, hut have not been used to save a life as of yet. K Christopher Patton con he readied at cpottonOscmlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. Couple Continued from Page 1A were placed in squad cars. "We've got people olive that would not be otherwise," said Heller. "We started off with them in the courthouse. Now we have them scattered throughout the county. We try to have one a car — every shift — in each area of the county." In less than a year the defibril­ lators have saved three lives. An 8 -hour training period helps deputies team now to use tne defibrillator, but the machine also tells deputies when to administer the shock. This past weekend two deputies responded to Merritt Island where a 73-year-bld Orlando man had an apparent heart attack when crabbing with his grandson. According to Heller, deputies attached the THEY'RE COMING! 7- S53 W ATERHO USE 9 □ □ □ □ □ □ Fri SEPT. 7 7 30 PM Sat Sun. SEPT. 8 SEPT. • 1130 AM( 3 30 PM 100 PM 7 30 PM eooPM t twnuNOMifiMUJOONKini ------------------------------------- (jd a « v rM Buy tickets at w w w.DisnayOnlcs.com t« e *» tm o o te r Ticket Centers, Arena Bax Office or cal ( 4 0 7 ) 8 3 9 - 3 9 0 0 h a * o l (407) 849-2020 or TIC K E T M U CIS i 111.79 m D n y O t o t o m • & • *. (407) 84? 201 • $14.79 • $19.79 • $91.00 VIP Christopher Patton can be reached at cpattonOseminolaherald.com or 407-322-2611. Let Us Do Your Mtrild photo by Tommy Vlnctnl Seminote County Shertft Don Esllnger displays the defibrillator given to his department by Jeanette Gould, lett, her son Bruce, and her husband Norman. Residential A ir rescue team finds m issing man Our Specialty By Christopher Patton Staff Writer DEEP*CLEAN~SPic?AL *75 HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon We Ua. It A ll!! 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Mike Johansmeyer, the two-year-old joint helicopter pro­ gram is quickly paying divi­ dends with the find of the elder­ ly male being its "most signifi­ cant success In the recent past." The male was located at 10 a.m. almost 100 feet into a heavi­ ly wooded area near the Summerlin Avenue and Celery Avenue region. He was reported missing since the Sunday evening. According to Johansmeyer, ground units were unable to pen­ etrate the wooded area, but the "eagle in the sky" spotted the man in a clearing in the woods. Flying 500 feet above the area in a one mile radius. Flight Officer Rob Hemmert of the sher­ iff's office spotted the missing male and Flight Medic Mitch Ransom of FMS/fire/rescuecon­ firmed it was a man fitting listdescription. The Air Rescue 3 helicopter has three primary uses, said Johansmeyer. The helicopter is used to transport critical patients to hospitals, combat brush fire's and for search and rescue mis­ sions. Although, the helicopter's crew is not fully trained in tech­ nical rescues like water recover­ ies, Monday's operation was just doing what all crew memliers are trained to do, said johansmeyer. "Crew personnel in general — not just pilots or medics — nre trained to Ih>aware what is going on around and below the air­ craft," he said. Currently, liie crew is getting ready to start training for more technical rescue's. Tire training is in the "beginning stage's" and cetulei lake some time as Johansmeyer saiei its e ery irmxirip o r iant tei make sure "everybody erybody is wdl-tralned" when tttempling technical rescues. Plans for this year's festival are three-fourths of the way fin­ ished, Senador said. Entertainment ( events have already been scheduled, includ­ ing music performances by vari­ ous high school groups and (ire Seminole Community College symphonic orchestra. A high­ light of this year's festival will be a sky diver, who plans to make an entrance at the festival on Sunday, Oct. 7. A new attraction to this year's arts festival is a classic car show sponsored by the Lake Mary Rotary. Mon' than 100 vintage cars will lx* on parade during the event. "List year, the car show did well at SCC, but we didn't have a lot ol participation from the public." Rotary Past Pri'sidenl Mike McLean said. "This is a nice marriage I think the classic cars will lx* a gixxi partner for the ari show.” Chrlstophor Patton can be reached at cpattonOsominoteherald.com or 407-322-2611. Festival Continued from Page 1A nation, is based on a partnership with the community, volunteers, individual contributions from local businesses, and the various chambers of commerce In Seminole. The goals of the festi­ val include producing a juried show featuring local, national and international artists and craftsmen, raising money for graduating high school students, fostering pride and involvement within Seminole County and stimulating and energizing tire local economy. Micholle Jeda can be reached at mdjerlaClsemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. �T iif Sem ino ix H ekalu Wcrinwdny. AuriisI (I. 2001 I'ilffr f).\ Your guide to this summer’s coolest hot spots. ForlheMpUntntimRUNTO PisseriaA Mind 7-flwin on th» Ccrwr of Ufci M » y t a t a r t * Old Coartry Ctt tad This Week's Feature U n c le PIZZA » PASTA » SALADS « SUBS 407- 302-2707 mk h • TAKt-OVr » K U m ty • M n w » Monday-totally Uam-Wym NewYorkStyle Lake Mary's Cheesecakes Featuring The World's Finest Cheesecakes it The Ultimate Wedding Cakes CHEESECAKES (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -2 2 2 3 F a x (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -2 2 7 4 101 N. C ou ntry C lu b R oad. S u ite 104 Lake M ary. Florida 3 2 7 4 6 N ic k ’ s O y s te r B a r R e s ta u ra n t & L o u n g e if you're looking for a great sea food restaurant, you have to try U nde N ick's Oyster Bar, Restaurant and Lounge at 2605 Park Drive, Sanford. Owner Nick Pappas started the restaurant October 1, 1981. And according to m anager Teresa Ouderkirk, the restaurant was completely remodeled 14-months ago. 1\vo outstanding features at Uncle N ick’s, Ouderkirk said, is the restaurants cleanliness and great food. She pointed out that her boss is a real stickler when it comes to keeping a clean kitchen. And seeing that the kitchen is spotless, in addition to preparing that delicious seafood is kitchen m anager Nancy Corrao. "W e also have the cleanest rest rooms in Sanford," Ouderkirk said with a smile. "People are always commenting on how dean they are," Sitting In Iront of the oyster bar. from left: Nancy Corrao, kitchen manag­ Although oysters are one of the featured spedalties, er; Paula Rossetti, bartender; Teresa Ouderkirk. manager; and Angeliquo Uncle N ick's has much more to offer. Ouderkirk said the Chandhok, bartender. kitchen is open from 11 a.m. to midnight and Corrao will serve up anything on the menu, regardless of the time. are 30 cents each every Sunday and Wednesday. Uncle Appetizers on the menu include clam strips, gator tail, N ick's also serves a large variety of domestic beers, and devil crab, chowder, wings, and cheese sticks just to name a few. Entrees will range from $12.95 for one pound of crab well drinks, $1.50 all the time. For everyone who likes to sing their heart out, karakoe legs, $10.95 for prim e rib or scallops, to $7.95 for all-younight is on Wednesday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. can-cat-fish dinner. 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Eight people were arrested for trying to purchase drugs from an undercover officer in Friday's sting. While the opera­ tion was intense at times, it was a patient waiting game for the officers. “It's pretty neat when every­ thing goes right which is the majority of the Ume,“ said Sanford Investigator Frank Hilton as he waited behind the wheel of an unmarked vehicle. After a half hour of waiting, the call came and Hilton was in hot pursuit of a woman driving a mini-van who had just pur­ chased crack from the under­ cover agent. Volena Eckhardt, 53, of Sanford was quickly cor­ ralled, but not before she threw the evidence out the window. As officers pulled her out the car she informed them, “You have no evidence." Hilton calmly walked less than 50 yards down the road and picked up the bag of crack. Eckhardt reaction: “This is the fourth lime this has happened." Back at there starting point 15 minutes later, Hilton radioed in. “31 is back in the pocket," he said, letting his colleagues know he was ready for another take­ down. “There’s no discrimination when it comes to this rock,” Hilton said as he patiently awaited another cracx buyer. “There's no age limits. The crack has no levels — teachers, doc­ tors." Hilton's sting partner, Mark Padgett from the Winter Springs Police Department, added "I'll tell you what, I've seen a lot of people gel on crack. It really taki~. them downhill." Thirty minutes later, a home­ less man walked up and pur­ chased crack from the under­ cover agents. Richard Davis, 59, made little attempt to resist offi­ cers as they surrounded him. Hilton said he rarely worries that crack buyers may be carry­ ing a gun. “You find very few crack heads with a gun because if they had one, they would sell it for crack," he explained. The sting wasn't without it's glitches as one of the pursuit vehicles suffered a flat tire and was out of commission for some time, but with little activity the loss of the vehicle didn’t hurt the operation. "This is nothing like it used to be before — it was really bad," Hilton said about the crack on the streets of Sanford. "We wouldn't have all this down time before." Assisting in Friday’s opera­ tion was the Winter Springs and Altamonte Springs police departments. Also standing by was the Sanford Fire Department for medical assis­ tance in case any suspect tried to swallow the crack before being arrested. In addition to Eckhardt and Davis, others arrested for pur­ chasing crack or marijuana were Roger Cheshire, 51, Terry Wheeler, 32, Dave Crowe, 47, John Perkins, 44, Marquax Manning, 21, Audrey Defreese, 45, all of Sanford. From Staff Reports If yon have recently pur­ chased merchandise at the KMart in Winter Springs or eaten at the Bistro Cappuccino in Like Mary you might want to check your credit card bill, according to Seminole County Sheriff's Office. On Aug. 5, investigators of the Economic Crimes Unit respond­ ed to K-Mart in reference to employees using stolen credit cards. Check out clerks Lesina Samalavco Suisala, 22, and her stepsister, Erika Gonzalez, 18, were arrested and charged with scheming to defraud. Thu two allegedly kept customers’ credit cards after they made purchases. Customers, in their haste, forgot to ask for the cards back and apparently the stepsisters would use the cards at each other’s reg­ isters. So far, about a half dozen vic­ tims have been identified. The plot thickened Tuesday as investigators noticed the accounts of customers who dined at a now defunct Lake Mary restaurant, Bistro Cappuccino, had duplicate charges after the restaurant had gone out of business in May. 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Pointing to the job her team has done, Lambcrg said all of the life-safety electrical problems had been fixed throughout the SHA complexes and tnat all of the vacate units except those at Lake Monroe Terrace will be ready for occupancy by December. "Recovery is occurring," Lambcrg said. Board chairman Joe Davis did not attend Monday's meeting. Contacted by phone, Davis said he will urge the board to move at it's own pace to hire a new direc­ tor. "We're going to take our time," Davis said. "This is on our schedule now." Board member Angelia Gordon agreed with Davis. "I'm glad to here they want to give us some time," Condon said. "I think with TARC in there, we will be all right, as long os HUD keeps those people in place. My major concern is that we estab­ lish the appropriate process for hiring a new director. I think TARC tried to move too quickly, and they put us in this position. "I can't speak for the rest of the board," Gordon said, "but 1 can tell you I will not vote to go forward with hiring a now direc­ tor until we have the process in place." That process, according to Gordon, will include establish­ ing a salary and benefits package before advertising for the job. as well as determining how candi­ dates will be evaluated and interviewed. "This is our decision to make, not HUD's," Gordon said. "This is going to be a methodical process, but that doesn't neces­ sarily mean It's going to be slow.'' The board's agenda for tonight's meeting does not include an item concerning hir­ ing a new director. Condon said she anticipates the board may disruss putting the item on a future agend, D an P in g can ba reached at dplngOaamlnolahareld.com or 407-322-2611. ELECTRIC B U S IN E S S * R E P A I R S • R E M O D E L IN G . > U & h C O N S T R U C T IO N *M f. ill « v £ p * irv tn g C o n tr a I F lo r id a t m*>tin *«ii £J/ncs 1 9 2 5 2622 8 . 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When the Dean Smith TFoplcal Depression that eventually became Hurricane Barry moved across the state on Wednesday and Thursday and dumped several indies of rain on Alumni Field at Seminole High School there were considerable doubts that the tournament could be finished as scheduled, let alone on time. What with several inches of rain having already fallen on the field the previous two weeks, Seminole High School Athletic Director Mike Powers and Post 53 manager Rod Fergerson were already working around the clock just to get the field dry enough to play on. Then when even more rain fell on Thursday and only one of the scheduled four games were played, that on top of aforecast that called for heavy rain throughout the weekend. It was feared that the tourna­ ment may have to go to a single elimination formal therefore not giving the teems even one chance to have a below par perfor­ mance. Even though the winner of the tournament does not have to be at the Southeastern Rcgioud until next Thursday (August 16th), the change of format was being considered because it was costing local organizers several thou­ sands of dollars a day to house and feed the teams and tournament peraonel and the supply of cash, much of was coming out of the local coaches* pockets, was quickly running out. But Powers and Fergerson, along with Post 53 players, parents, boost­ ers, and members of the Post 53 “B" team, did a yeo­ man's job of getting the field not only playable, but in nearly pristine condition. Special thanks also has to go to Tom Sperling and the DeLand Recreation and Parka Department for allowing the American Legion to use Conrad Park to get back on schedule and the grounds crew for work­ ing hard to keep Melching Field in playable condition. Also having a big hand in making the tournament a success on a less than per­ fect weekend were Chuck and Rose Kimmig and their crew, including Mary Fergerson, Rod's wife, who manned the concession stand all week and made sure hot food and cold drinks were always ready for the fans. Also deserving praise are Gene Pharis, who came out on Monday to steam clean the whole facility to make sure it was clean for the incoming fans and Mr. Fraysier, who headed up a group of volunteers to man the ticket booth, sell the programs and other tourna­ ment memorabilia and keep the fans aware of the changes in times and sched­ ules of the games. Lopez gets “the call By Dean Sm ith Sports Editor TORONTO — And then there were 10. Lake Brantley High School graduate Felipe Lopez became the 10th graduate of a Seminole County school to play in the major league's when he was promot­ ed by the Toronto Blue Jays last Friday. Lopez, 21, has split 2001 season between Tennessee of the Southern League (AA) where he hit .222 in 19 ames, with two doubles, a triple, two me runs, four RBI and four stolen Lake Brantley graduate promoted to Blue Jays bases and at AAA Syracuse where he was batting .279 with 19 doubles, seven triples, 14 home runs, 44 RBI and 13 stolen bases. The 6 -foot, 175-pound, switch-hitter, also participated in the Major League Baseball Futures Game during the 2001 All-Star Game festivities in Seattle. Lopez was Toronto's first round selec­ tion and the eighth overall pick in the 1998 June First Year Player Draft after hitting .521, (38-for-73), with seven home runs, 28 RBI, and 35 stolen bases as a senior at Lake Brantley. He also led the Patriots to the 1997 Class 6 A State Championship as a junior after transfer­ ring from Apopka. Lopez made his presence felt immedi­ ately on Friday starting at third base against the Baltimore Orioles and going 2-for-5 at the plate with an RBI double against the Orioles' Jose Mercedes as Toronto won 10-1 at SkyDome. Blue Jays manager Buck Martinez likes Lopez's poise and feels he can succeed at See Majors, Page 2B H o h u m , a n o th e r title Post 53 Post in State By Dave Westerman Special to the Herald By D*an Smith Herald Sports Editor SANFORD f U N tV U U J _ Sanford saniora base­ uaseball) I fans may finally be sthing this morning. breaf D e a l ifans were treated to Local baseball at its finest on Sunday as the Sanford Campoell-Losaing Post 53 team edged defending State Champion Ft. Pierce Post 358,2-1 in 10 innings. In the Championship Game df the 2001 Florida Department American Legion Class A State Championships at Alumni Held. Sanford leadoff man "Ricker Pearce, who had struck out twice and failed to get the ball out of the infield tn four i at bats, opened the of the 10 th I ‘ with a double and scor three batten later on a wild ich from reliever Daniel pita illins as Post 53 won its Col third state championship in five yean. “What a great game," said Sanford Post 53 manager Rod Fergerson. “We saw two very good teams play very good games today. I'm just glad we won the coin flip and had the hammer (batting last as the home team). Luckily we got the break.’’ Sanford, which is now 47-1 on the season, will advance to the Regional 3 (Southeastern) Championships in Albany, Georgia starting on Thursday, August 16th with the winner there advancing to the World Series in Yakima, Washington starting August 23rd. The game was another installment of what has become a heated, but healthy, rivalry between the two teams over the past two years. The two teams tied for the Eastern Area title In 2000 because of rain and both teams advanced to the State Tournament where Post 358 defeated Sanford twice in the semifinals to advance to the finals, where they beat Brandon for the champi­ onship. H m M photo* by Art ZMkwkl Last week. Post 53 had come from behind to defeat 1 Tucker Pearce (top) led off the bottom ot the 10«h Inning and later scored the game-winning run, while Matt Fraysier Pott 353 In Ft. Ptrrce to win (knve: left) doubled In Port F?’s first run and also threw out a runner at second base, and Dominic Petracca (lower the Eastern Area Tournament right) hurled five shutout Innings In relief to get the pitching victory as Sanford edged delanding State Champion r See Legion, Page 2B Weather holds up FASCAR Ft. Pierce Post 358, 2-1. to win the 2001 American Legion State Championship. Sanford, F t. Pierce sweep bracket play By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — Sanford Post 53 and Ft. Pierce Post 358 had battled tooth and nail for the Eastern Area Tournament title a week ago in Ft. Pierce and the two teams showed again this past weekend in the 2001 Florida Department American Legion Class A State Baseball Tournament that the East Central Florida area is the best for baseball right now. Post 358, the defending State Champions, and Post 53 both hit a bump or two in the tournament, but for the most part cruised into Sunday's Championship Game with relative ease. Ft. Pierce (31-5) had opened the touma- ment on Thursday with a 7-5 victory over Venice Post 159 (22-11), scoring twe runs in the bottom of the eighth Inning to break a 5­ 5 tie. That ended up being the only game on Thursday as rains from Tropical Storm Barry moved across the area. On Friday, Palm Beach Post 12 (23-5) See State, Page 2B BITHLO — Well, at least Orlando Specdworld got to run for one week. Ai 'week after finally getting to runi ia card the rains returned to the facility located east of Orlando last Friday night and washed out the scheduled Double Points Night. The Double Points Night has now been rescheduled to run on Friday, August 17th. This Friday night (August 10th) the Race Car Engineering Sunbelt Super Series will be on hand to run, plus FASCAR fea­ tures in Mini-Stock, Modified, Sportsman, Super Stock and 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. NEW SM YRN A SPEEDWAY SAMSULA — Late evening rains washed out the Double Points Night at New Smyrna Speedway last Saturday. The event has been resched­ uled as part of the show to be run on August 18th. This Saturday (August 11th) New Smyrna Speedway will hold the Sorrento Salvage Strictly Stock "25’’ Challenge as well as heats and features to the regular FASCAR divisions of Late Model, Modified, Mini­ Stock, Sportsman, and Super Stuck. No Super Late Models this week. 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, DeLand and Daytona. TEST AND TUNE BITHLO — Test and Time will be held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando Specdworld. Cost is $20, which is good for the car and three people to 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.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOW0AOL.COM. Also you arc invited to tune to to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 “The new “VOICE" of Slock Car Racing!" every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. fol­ lowing the Benny Parsons Show. 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 Speedway Dodge and Don Nerone and Terry Roberts from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls and answer questions at 386-239-0033. �Page 211 Tm . S eminole H erald Wednesday, August 8. 2001 Legion Continued from page IB title, but since Sanford was the host team for the Stale Tournament, Post 358 got to represent the Eastern Area. Both teams then won three games without a loss in their respective brackets to earn the spots in the winner-take-alt State Finals. Ft. Pierce, which finishes the season at 31-5, came into the game a tittle tired, but on a hot roll, as it had crushed Jacksonville Post 88,16-6 in seven innings, earlier on Sunday. And Post 358 carried the momentum, and enthusiasm, into the Finale. Justin Griffin opened the game by hitting an Adam Sanabria pitch into the hole between short and third which Sanford shortstop Jason Louwsma got to, but his throw skipped past first base and Griffin went to second on the tough play that was ruled an emir. But Sanabria. who has been the ace of the squad this sum­ mer. settled down to get a grounder to third and then a grounder to first, which moved Griffin over lo third. The hard-throwing lefthander then got ahead of Post 358 clean-up man Christopher Rahnl 0-2, but the catcher fought off an extremely tough high and tight fastball, and fisted the ball into leftcenter just in front of a diving Pearce to score Griffin with the game's first run. But that would be all of the scoring until the seventh inning as Sanabria and reliever Dominic Petracca, who came on in the sixth inning, and Ft. Pierce ace Kevin Lynch pitched masterful baseball Lynch got as far as third in ihc second inning when he reached on a fielder's choice and stole both second and third and Gregory’ Llneburg singled and got to third with two out in the fourth inning on a pair of errors, but Sanabria pitched out of the jams, Mark Teasley looked like he had a sure two out double off of Petracca with two out in the fifth inning, but Sanford centerfielder Malt Fraysier made an amazing throw to L-ouwsma fro deep rightcenter and nailed Teasley to end the inning. Posl 53, meanwhile, only had three singles and bad no runner get past second base over the first six innings off Lynch, a hard-throwing righthander who will be attending Florida Stale University this fall. But Sanford finally got a break in the bottom of the seventh inning as Louwsma reached on catcher's interference and moved up to second when Matt Mergo put down a bunt back to Lynch, who turned a fired the ball into center field. Lynch like he might wriggle off the hook as Kyle Bono's bunt attempt forced Louwsma at third and Uriah Kimmig's grounder to third did the same to Mergo. But Fraysier, the No. 9 hitter in the Post 53 line-up, came through again, blasting a ball over the Post 358 rightficlder's head for a game-tying double. Sanford had a chance io go ahead in the eighth inning as Chris Krall led off with a single and went to second on a grounder by Angelo Petracca, but Krall would be stranded at third on a grounder and a strike out around an intentional walk to Louwsma. On the other side of the coin. Ft. Pierce was having no luck against Dominic Petracca as the righthander, who will be a senior at Seminole High School this fall, allowed only a one out single in the seventh inning and a two out single in the eighth inning and did not allow a run­ ner to reach second while striking out four and walking no one. With fans being treated to free State Continued from page 1B trailed Bay County Post 375 (47-11) 2-0 going into Ihe bottom of the fifth inning, but after scoring a run in the fifth, Jason Jacobs blasted a three-run home run on a 3-0 pitch and Palm Beach went on to a 6-2 victory. Sanford (47-1) also got a threat in its first game, trailing Ihe Sarasota Baseball Club (25-9) 3-1 heading info the sixth inning. But an RBI triple by Jason Louwsma and an RBI single by Uriah Kimmig keyed a three*run sixth inning as Posl 53 took the lead lor good and Trevor Berryhill made the lead stand up, Flatter­ ing 12 hits in a route going 5-4 victory. Providing the offense for Sanford were Kyle Bono (2-for-3, run), Angelo Petracca (2-for-4, dou­ ble, run), Kimmig (2-for-4, RBI), Louwsma (triple, run, RBI), Tucker Pearce (double). Matt Fraysier (single, RBI) and Dominic Petracca (run). Bay County and Sarasota then met up in the first elimination game with Bay County scoring all four ol its runs in the second inning and Ryan Kamscy went the distance on the hill, allowing one unearned run on three hits while striking out 12 in a 4-1 victory. At Conrad Park in DcLand, North Tampa Post 334 outscored Jacksonville Post 88 (29-10), 7-5, in a winner's bracket game and then Jacksonville stayed alive by ousting Venice, 11-3. Ft. Fierce then stayed undefeated, scoring three runs in the bottom of the third inning to erase a 2 1 deficit and went on to top North Tampa, 7-4, in a game that did not finish until after 11 p.m. On Saturday, Sanford joined Ft. Pierce as the only undefeated teams in tire tournament when it crushed Palm Beach, 7-1. A double by Chris Krall, singles by Ryan Bono and Louwsma, and walks to Matt Mergo, Kyle Bono and Kimmig did the damage in a three-run third inning and Post 53 then tacked on three more runs in the fourth inning to back the com­ bined three-hit pitching of Stephen Apfel and Bryan Armstrong. Apfel went the first eight innings, allowing one unearned run on three hits, while striking out four and walking one. Armstrong faced four bat­ ters in the ninth inning, allowing one walk and striking out one. Doing the hitting were Ryan Bono (3-far-4, two runs, RBI), Pearce (2-for-5, run), Uruwsma (2-for3, run, RBI), Krall (double, two runs) and Mergo, Kyle Bono and Kimmig (one RBI each). Back in DeLand, Bay County took care of North Tampa, 11-7, and Jacksonville ousted Palm Beach, 4-3, on a bases-loaded, one-out, two-run single in the bottom of the ninth inning by Josh Gervais. Sanford then earned its spot in the Championship Game by blanking Bay County, 1(H) in eight innings, behind a six-hit shutout from Jake Davis. Post 53 scored two runs in each of the first, fourth, fifth and sixth innings to put the game to an early end. Doing ihc damage offensively were Angelo Petracca (3-for-4, double, two RBI), Mergo (2-for3, run), Pearce (2-for-5, two runs), Krall (single, three runs), Louwsma and Ryan Bono (one single, one run and one RBI each), Robert Yero (single, run) and Fraysier (run). That set the stage for Sunday's action with Ft. Pierce earning its spot opposite Sanford In the Championship Game with a1 16-6, li seven-inning laugher over Jacksonville. Th e game actually was a lot tougher than the score would indicate as Ft. Pierce jumped off to a 10-2 lead in the fourth inning before'Post 88 scored three runs in the fifth Inning to cut the lead to 10 -6 . Kevin Lynch, who would be named the tourna­ ment's Most Outstanding Player following the tournament, went 4-for-5, scored four runs and drove in two for Post 358, while Blaine Hartley was 4-for-4 with a pair of double, scored a run and drove in two for Jacksonville. 2001 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT AMERICAN LEGION CLASS A SI A lt BASEBALL TOURNAMENT al Alumni FI* Id POST S3 5, SARASOTA 4 Sanford fo a l S3 010001119. 1 9 0 S tiu o U B u a b a ll Club 101 000 100 _ 4 U 1 (W-Trti>111 and R. B o m Wailunuth, Hi*i»p*th (4) and Bliot. WT _ Brir) lull LT_ Wathmuth-Sava.nunr. IB _ Sanford, Pratt*. A. retrace* 3B _ Sanfunl. Lnuwuna. HR . none. POST S3 7, POST 121 Palm Beach Fuat 12 0 0 0100 0 0 0 . 1 3 3 Sanford Po*l S3 101100 0 0 l . 7 0 1 Sucry, linden (3), Vrlln (7) and |acuta. A p fel Amtatnmg (9) and R. Bono. W P _ Apfel. LP _ Stacey Save _ none ZB . Sanford, Krall. ID _ none H R _n u n e baseball, Posl 358 got its first scoring threat against Dominic Petracca as Griffin led off the lOlh with a single to right and went to second on a sacrifice bunl by Cooper Osteen. Lynch was then intentionally walked before Rahal hit a potential double play ball to short, but the catcher had just enough speed to barely beat Ihe throw to first, putting runners on the comers with two out. Dominic Petracca was able to make the big pitch and got Chase Steele lo line out to Krall in deep right field to keep the game tied at 1 - 1. Pearce, a lefthanded hitler, led off the bottom cf the 10 th by hitting ball just inches inside the third base bag for a double and Krai! put down a perfect sacri­ fice bunt down the first base line, moving Pearce over to third with only one out. Angelo Petracca, who led Sanford in hitting in the tourna­ ment with a .375 average, was then walked intentionally lo set up a double play. With leflhand- ed swinging Ryan Bono coming to the plate. Post 358 brought in the lefthanded Collins to pitch. Collins' first two pitches were balls, but then he came back with a strike. But on 2-1 his curveball bounced past Rahal to lire backstop and Pearce easily crossed the plate with the win­ ning run. Krall led the Sanford attack with a pair of singles. Also con­ tributing were Pearce (double, run), Fraysier (double, RBI), Angelo Pelracca and Louwsma (one single each) and Kyle Bono (run). Sanabria went the first five innings, allowing one unearned run on four hits while striking out four and walking one, while Dominic Petracca got the victo­ ry afler allowing four hits strik­ ing out four and walking one over the final five innings. Lineburg had a pair ol hits in an eighl-hil Ft. Pierce attack, while Lynch, who was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player after pitch­ ing two super games and hit- ting .417 for the toumamcnl, suffered the pitching loss despite allowing only one earned mn on six hits, while striking out eight and walking two. Fergerson was assisted by Ralph LaRosa and Mike Bono wiln Stephen Apfel, Bryan Armstrong, Trevor Berryhill, Kyle Bono, Ryan Bono, Jake Davis, Matt Fraysier, Uriah Kimmig, Chris Krall, Jason Louwsma, Matt Mergo, Mehul Patel, Tucker Pearce, Angelo Petracca, Dominic Petracca, Brandon Pharis, Adam Sanabria, and Robert Yero mak­ ing up the learn. 2001 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT AMERICAN LEGION CLASS A STATE TOURNAMENT at Alumni Field CHAMPIONSHIP GAME PO ST S I X PO ST 3591 FI. P i m . I DO030 000 0 . 1 I J Sanford 0000001001. 1 4 3 lyn ch . Collin* (10) and Rahal Sanabria. D. rrtracca (4) and R- Bono W P _ D. M racca. LT _ lynch. Save _ i m . 2B _ Po*l 53, Puattv. Fraytorr. 3B . none. HR _ none Record* . I W 53 47*1; Poet 3M 31-5. M ajors winning run in the fourth as Toronto prevailed 2-1. The Blue Jays then wrapped up a sweep of the Orioles on Sunday as Lopez went l-for-3 in a 5-4 victory. Lopez is now Hit­ ting .364. In other Seminole County major league news: David Eckstein overcame a tough trip to Boston to have a big weekend series in his first trip to Yankee Stadium. Eckstein hit a two-out, tworun double off of Andy Pettitte . over the head of Bcmie Williams In center to give the Angels a 2-0 lead on Friday, but the Yankees rallied for a 4-2 vic­ tory. On Saturday, Eckstein had a pinch-hit single and scored a run In a 5-4 loss. But Anaheim battled back to get a split in the scries as Eckstein went O-for-2, but walked three times, stole two bases and scored a run as Ihe n r?XP Angels won a-3 on Sunday mid then went 3-lor-5 with a run ,, scored in a 3-1 victory on Monday. Juan Nieves led off the fifth inning with a single and went to third when Eckstein (who is now hitting .280) slapped a sta­ le to right. Darin Erstad then t a sacrifice fly to score Nieves before Eckstein stole second (his 12 th stolen base of the season) and scored the third run of the game on a single by Garrett Anderson. Tim Raines Jr. continues to excel since his promotion to AAA Rochester. The Orioles outfielder is hitting .305 (18-for59) in 15 games, with eight runs RLE PHOTO scored, three doubles, a home Lake Brantley grad Felipe Lopez was promoted lo the ma)or league's by the run, five RBI and five stolen Toronto Blue Jays on Friday and has hit .364 os (he starting third baseman. bases in seven attempts. happening after he was moved Continued from page IB lo third base for the first time a new position — third base. last week. The 21-year-old was mainly t On Salurday, an error commit­ used as a shortslop and second ted by former Blue Joy Tony baseman in Triple-A. Batista at third base allowed Lopez said he did not know Raul Mondesi to reach. He then he was going to be called up, stole second before Lopez (1but figured something may be for-3) drove him in with the g POST 53 10. POST 375 0 L Sanfunl Poal S3 301 2 2 1 0 1 . 1 0 I I 1 Bay County Poat 375 000 000 00 . 0 4 3 Davla and R. Bono Schaefer. Btuetnan ( !) and Nriaim. W P . Duvto LT . Schaefer. Save _ none. 2B _ Sanford. A fVtracca. Louwama. 3B _ none. I I R . now . L e g a ls ecals L egals iw Im it w I aocnding lo law. Ih« proparty 0 wcrttad In «ucb can *cala<») w4l to add lo Via hlgha*l bn* dar al Via w**l fronf door. Samnola County Couithouia, Sanlwd. Honda, on Monday. BafXamfcar 10. 3 0 0 1 .af 1100am namait) m nmeft t oaa V n a ik io n m aiud CERTIFICATE HO I U YEAR O f tttUAM CE: 1994 PARCEL H» 3 1-1903 5UBOOOO- 0100 Uaacnptain ul Piupudy LEO SEC 31 TWP IBS ROE 32E DEO 473 • FT W * 835 FT N OF SE COR OOVT LOT 1 RUN N 130 FT N S3 DEG t MIN 30 SEC E 140 S3 FT S 7 OEQ 43 MM E 130 FT 0 84 OEO 7 MIN 58 SEC W 156.71 FT TO BEQ BEINO LOT 10 UNRECORDED SURVEY OF OOVT LOT 1 08 TWP ?OS HQE 32E N 1/2 OF WW 1/4 O f SE 1/4 OF NW 1.4 Namat In when u m w d CLAUOE 0 MCKUOMTER Coirty ot Samnola S u n of Futtoa Urdata lucft can ideatail) m a l ba rctL cn a d arm/dmg to law, iha propafljr daacribed ki tucti ca n fr caia(i| mu ba aoM lo Via nghaat taddac al Via wail Irani door, Samnola County Courltiouaa. San lord Florida, on Monday. SafAambar 10. 3001,411100am . Paymam of Sola la* appLeabta documaolary alamo laaaa and tuceriAng laaa ara raqulrad lo ba 34 h u m afiar Via adrartaad vma of aala AS payments snad ba caah of guaramsed nainjnvam. mada payabia to Via Clark of tha ClrcuV Court t Dated on 7/37/3001 MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by OERALOINE HARFORD Deputy guaramaad Inurumanl. mada payatAa lo Via d a n of Via O r a * Court. Daiad on 7/37/3001. MAHVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by OERALD4NE HARFORD Dapuly Ctodi Pubiafi: Auguaf 8.15, 3 2 .3», 2001 •ala. Al paynwta ahal ba euah ot guarentaad Inalrumanf. mada payabia to Via Ctorfc of Vw O o r t Cowl. Dulad on 7/37/3001. UARYANNE WORSE CLERK OF THE ORCUfT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Daputy CtorX Pubtah; Auguat 1.1 5 .3 2 . 29.2001 tor Tim (toid NOTICE M HEREBY COVEN. Vial SIDNEY RENERT OH DEBORAH L RENERT OR DIANE RENERTLECHTER. Via holdar of Via WoarIng candtealKi) has Nad aard carWeaiafa) tor a t u daad to ba taauad Viaraon. Tha carbficara rwitoarfa) and yuarft) of laauanca. Via daacrlp- CERTIFICATE NO: 13*4 YEAR OP ISSUANCE! 188# PARCEL ID*: 03-31-30505-0300- 0010 D—MSSun of Probarty- LEO 8 1/3 OF LOT 1 BLK 3 NORTH ORLANOO RANCHES SEC 5 PB 12 PO U Namaa In which asaaaaad- MOR­ TON SEVER, ELAYNE KATZ Al cV said propany bang In Via Clark Puritan Auguaf S.1S. 32. 39. 2001 DOOM*. Herald photo* by Art ZMInakl Lake Mary graduates Trevor Berryhill (left) and Stophon Aplel (right) both picked up pitching victories for Sanford Post 63. Berryhill scattering 12 hits In a 5-4 victory over Sarasota and Aplel combing with Bryan Armstrong on a three-hit, 7-1 victory over Palm Beach C F R H to o ffer free p h ysicals SANFORD — The best deal fur an athlete in a long, long time is coming to Central Florida Regional Hospital on Thursday, August 9th. al lie Whether Iheryyou are a male or a female, play any rorn ti tiddly-winks to Varsity football, provide a FREE athletic physical to will p nigh school. anyone who is in middle school or higl Middle School athletes must bring a parent to the hospital to sign the consent form. Doctors will begin giving the physicals at 6 p.m. and continue throughout trie evening. So come on athletes, don't look a gift hone In the mouth, get out to Central Florida Regional Hospital on Thursday. tala Al payment* th at ba cash of guaranteed instrument, mada payabia to Via Ctark of Via CVou4 CoiaL Dated on 7/37/3001. MAHYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEWNOLF COUNTY FLORIDA by OERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clark Pubtafi August 8.15. 33. 39. 3001 D0032a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vial RUTH COLMAR, tha holdar of Via NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vial RUTH COLMAR. Via hoidsr of Via tofcmng cenScatats) has Mad sard ca r ttm a fi) lor a U i Used to ba namafa) In which a wai aaaaaaau •/ara «• W o n CERTIFICATE NO: 2 tU YEAH OF ISSUANCE 1995 PARCEL IDS 03-21-30 503 OHOO0180 Daucrytoon of Properly LEO LOT 18 BLK H NORTH ORLANOO RANCHES SEC 3A PB 12 PG 41 Namat n much iiaaaaad ZALlo u u a c o u s i n inc guaranteed Instrument, mada payabia to Via Clerk of tha C tra* Cram Deled on 7/37/3001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUTT COURT 8C M M X E COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Ctadi PuMah August 8.15. 22. 39.1001 D0038a �Tin: S eminole H erald Leg a ls n o t ic e t o t o * p u b l ic None* b hereby gm n TOI TO t a r t ot Mustmart ol TO Cky ol t a t a d w* hart a regular TO*nng on AuguM », HOI HTOC#y Hal Cornnimion Chambers at 11 30 AM. *1 ortor to eono«toi * request tot rsnenc* in TO Zontog O rttan c* u I panama to Port yurt setback requirements and Irorl/uW yard (Aracado Av*)**TOck requirements, pareat araa and parcel tndto raqure marta to an MR-2 ronmg (Mnct on LOT 6, BLK 0, TO IS. SEMINOLE PARK, aa raoortad to PB 2 PO 75, Pubkc ftacorde cl Sammai* County. Ftonda. aa touted 1201 W 71h S tr u t Ptannad uaa ot TO property la to oorMrud an addtoun onto a alngfeLarry Dte*. Chapman Board 'Of Adluslmorrt ADVICE TOTOEWJBUC IF A PER 80N DECIDES TO APPEAL A DCCIiO N MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT TOE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR. WO. HE/SHE WILL NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORD OF TOE PRO DEEDING* INCtDOING TOE TESTWOWY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY TOE CITY OF SANFORD (F8 IM .010S) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTIOFATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 M2fl 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE Pubtetv August 8. 15,2001 00015 M THE CIRCUIT COURT TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C M No. 01-OR-3238-OSA K to TO manat ol TO adoption ol U M U MICHELLE HOCMUU k o t k c o p a c tio n TO. W a r n Rottoguai. Butt F a ta l of TOOAd totMAdopted Ytai hataoy a n notated that a pasdon tor adoption of your inmor cited bom on Match 21.10081, m u Nad to TO court on JOy t9, 2001 You a rt required to aarva a copy al yout aatoan dalam aa. I any, on TOpaoI la Aatnd Vaton. Eat). 777 Da*ona ONd. SUte F28. De*ona. FL d a r t o( trta court on or baton •/I0SW1. OTOraaaa, a gainat you tor TOpaMon. AUOU3T2,1001. MARYANNE MORSE Clarlt d TO Court DapdyCUrt (Court Saai) PutktohAugue* 8 .1 5 ,2 2 .2 9 .2 0 0 1 D 0 100 M TO * anCU IT COURT O P TO * 1ITO JUDICIAL CMCUTT. M AND FOR ■CMMOL* COUNTY, FLOMOA CAM NO. 88-2878 C 14 O CITYSCAPE CORP w. LESTER KALTENECKER, al al »• Dafamterki N on e* op FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OJVEN putauart to a Final Judgment ot rorecaosura oaiw novwnDtf i f , 1889, and artarad to Caaa No. 882878 G 14 G. d TO COouN Court ol TO 1STO Ju d d d Ckcu8 to and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida. CfTYSCAPC COBP. fa PMnMf and LESTER KALTENECKER. DONNA KALTENECKER; JOHN TUUP and LMOA L E E .___ UNKNOWN PER­ SONS M POSSESSION OF TOE SUBJECT PROPERTY a n da*~rtarta I art a«8 to TO M dud and bad bkUar tor u a h M TO WEST FRONT DOOR 01 TO SEMINOLE County Counhouaa. to SEMINOLE Cooky. Ftorlda. al ll.X o 'd o c k e m on TO 30*i day d AuguaL 2001. TO tanh to aald Find Judgmant. to we LOT 1. TUSKAWILLA TRAIL BUBDTVtSJON. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECOROEO M P U T BOOK 41. PAGE 8. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA, LESS A PORTION OP LOT 3. MORE PAR TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL­ LOWS; BEGIN AT THE SOUTH­ EAST CORNER OF LOT 3. TUBKAW5XA TRAIL SUBDIVISION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 41. m a t 8. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA RUN N 8 S 14W W . ALONG THE SOUTH UNE OP SAID LOT 3. A DISTANCE OF 1028 FEET TO A PONT ON A CURVE. CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OP IIS 4 T 1 T AND A RADIUS OF 7 7 3 2 0 FEET. THENCE FROM A TANGENT ■EARMG OP N18*4irW E. RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 18084 FEET TO A PO»TT ON THE NORTH UNE OP 8AJO LOT 3. THENCE BM 1T43TE ALONG SAID NORTH LPIE, A DISTANCE OF 23.P1 FFF.T TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 3 SAJO POINT BEING ON T W WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY UNE OF TUSKAWBXA ROAD. SAID POINT ALSO 0EP4G ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. MAV94Q A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 14'4<7T7" AND A RADIUS O f 8 4 * 3 1 FEET. THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF B C T S n m RUN SOUTHWEST­ ERLY ALONO SAID RIGHT OF WAY UNE AND TOE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 1 8*04 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEG8T Dated tk s 31d day d July, 2001 . MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctort d la d CnPt By Dorothy W Bdton Aa Deputy Clerk TNa noaca la prandad putauan to ArtMMltaLVa Ortai M o l OW to aooordanca «*i TOAmancana ■R i [ksahHia* A d , * you « n a pataon « d i • daabMy M d naada any aooornmodadon to ortar to partdpate n tote ptocaadng. you ata am ■ad, 41 no end to you. to pmlatona d oanatn m lm nca PteaM oenH d TO Court AdranteOator al 301 Hoitti Part Arenua. Sanlotd. FI aim, Ptrorte No (407)323-4330 Odaniton 4227 atehto 2 aiortung daya c4 y a r racaaa d ton noaca or O. * you u n haaraig d, Cad 1-800-8558771 » you a n wtoa Impalnd. ca l I-K B 155 c m (V) (V»» Fton,u L SdvnrtadOy Vargaa. Don * Kahana PA 4000 HoPyaruod Boutevard. Strtte 875-5 HotywwL FI 33021 Tatephorn (854(8*38883 T M M am ta (854)8*37707 H a No: 88-1308 U S PUttetn August 8. 18. 2001 00084 S L eg a ls N o n c e TO THE PUBLIC Notlca ta twaby gfran that TO Board ol Ad|m1mert ol TO C4y ol Sanlort art hold a ragular matting on August 23. 2001 to TO City Hal Commrsinn Chambers al 1130 AM to ordar to contidar a request tor vartanca to TO Zarang Ordnance aa a panama to front yart Mtoacfc and Hd* yart sstbadt requirements to an SR I lortng datnd on: S 1/2 d i d 42 »Ai Lot 44 Santo Part, aa ncortad in PB 5 PQ 82. Puttto Rscorta ol Samtoote Comfy Ftortd* aa located 2411 O ang* Avsnua Plamad uaa d TO prpparty la to construct a carport onto suiting structure Larry Birur Chairman Board d Adualmsrt ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A PER­ SON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECI­ SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTEn CONSIDERED AT TOE ABOVE MEETINQ OR HEAR ING, HE.SHE WILL NEED A VER BATIM RECORD OF TOE PROCEEDNGS INCLUDING THE TES­ TIMONY ANO EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF SANFORO (F3 288 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABIUTIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIPATE IN ANY OF THEBE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT TOE PERSONNEL OfFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 5828 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Pubkih Auguat 8, 15.2001 00 0 3 8 NOTICE OP BALE PUBLIC AUCTION IN PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STAT­ UES >I'J/A IMS TOLLOW’.MG VEHICLE WILL BE SOt D AT PUB­ LIC AUCTION ON TUESDAY AUGUST 21. 2001 AT 1000 AM AT CORTES TOWING SERVICE. 245 ORANGE AVE. LONG WOOD FLORIDA THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUARANTEE SELLER RESERVES TOE RIGHT TO BIO BIOOINQ STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWING ANO STOR­ AGE. VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE FORM OF PAYMENT IS CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK 1) 1888 LINCOLN MARK VII V1N 4 1LNBP08F7GY878B51 I ) 1881 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO VIN4 1AZ37K5BK43927I 3) 1887 CHEVROLET CAMARO VIN» 1OIFP21S1HN12770S 4) I890DOOGE SHADOW VIN4 1B3XP48K8LNI222S0 5) 1888 DOOGE CHARGER VINa IB3B744C4H0888328 8) 1890 PONTIAC GRANO PflIX VINa IQ2WT54T5LT256538 7) 1888 HONOA ACCORD VIN# JHMCAS53XJC006872 8) 1866 ACURA LEGENO VINI JH4KA3288JC010730 8) 1881 TOYOTA COROUA VINa 2TE72S5B0853S40 10) 1988 MAZDA 828 VIN4 JMIGD2228KI707775 Pubam Augual 8.2001 D0061 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MCCONNELL TOYflNO WILL SELL AT PUOUC AUCTION. FOR SAL­ VAGE TOR CASH. ON DEMANO TO HIGHEST BIDDER. THE fOLLOW1NG DS8CIUBE0 VEHICLE. AUCTION YEAR MAKE V1HJ AUGUST ttTH 88CHEV 1G1BN69H6FY200115 Au g u s t a r m 82 FORD MEE11G4CHA19845 84 VOLVO YV1AXB84 BE3880417 81 FOnD IFAPP128XMW3I080S 87 CHRYSLER 3C3EL43H3VTB06422 AUGUST 28TO 85 AMERICAN MOTORS 1XMAW8S35FK182342 AUGUST 30TH UO luLAACAKI KZ440A0I2218 83 FORD 1FTBRI0CXDUA24O44 AUGUST 318T 89 PLYMOUTH 2P40H25K3SI1259454 88 PONTIAC t G2NE54D8KC830663 82 NISSAN JNIEB31PINU136220 87 FORD I EMEU 1705VLA52820 Th* Audion art ba hdd at 8 0 0 a m. cat said dates abort McCom*4 Towaig ARatswry, 2800 Santord Art., Sanlort. F I, 32773 Proapadrv* btodan may Impact valad** on* hour prior to sal* T aira art -CASH OR CERTIFIED FLINOS' UcConnai Towtoj naanraa TO rloM to setter* or rated any and *• BIDS Pdauh Augual 8. 2001 OP Loaaaw ooo. Flo r id a Na n c e o f p u b l ic h e a r in q s TO COFmOCR ADOPTION OP PROPOSED ORDINANCE* TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by TO C4y d Langoood. Florida. Fiat TO C>y Cdransaon art hold a puttee haaraig to cunaktet anactmard d TO loClgwinQ Ordlruuxci: ORMNANCE NO. 01-1(71 AN ORDINANCE O f THE CITY OF LONaWOOO. FLORIDA. AMEND­ ING CHARTER 8. GARBAGE ANO REFUSE. ARTICLE II. SOLID WASTE COLLECTION. SECTION » 3 I(*). ‘CHARGES ANO RATES'. SECTION 8-33(0(11. 'PLACEMENT OF JNTAINERS'. PROVIDING FOR A HATE INCREASE. PROVIOINO FOR CONFLICTS. SEVER ABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ORDINANCE NO. 01-1178 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA. RELAT­ ING TO COMMUNICATIONS FACIL­ ITIES IN PU6UC RIOHTSOF WAY. PROVIOINQ FOR TITLE; PROVID­ ING FOR INTENT ANO PURPOSE PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS. PROVIDING FOR RFGISTTUHON FOR PLACING OH MAJNlAlteNG COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES IN PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-WAY. PRO­ VIDING FOR NOTICE OF TRANS­ FER. SALE OR ASSIGNMENT OF ASSETS IN PUBLIC RIGHTS-OFWAY. PROVIDING FOR PLACE­ MENT OR MAINTENANCE OF A COMMUNICATIONS FACIUTY IN PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF WAY. PRO­ VIDING FOR SUSPENSION O f PERMITS. PROVIDING FOR APPEALS. PROVIDING FOR INVOLUNTARY TERMINATION OF REGISTRATION. PROVIDING FOR EXISTING COMMUNICATIONS FACIUTIES IN PUBLIC RIGHTSOF-WAY. PROVIDING FOR INSUR ANCE PROVIDIFtG FOR INDEMNI­ FICATION. PWOVSMNQ FOR CON STRUCT ION BOND. PROVIOINU FOR SECURITY FUNO PROVID­ ING FOR ENFORCEMENT HEME DIES. PROVIDING FOR ABANDO MENT OF A COMMUNICATIONS FACIUTY. PROVIDING FOR FORCE UAJEURE. PROVIDING c it y L eg ais rOR RESERVATION OF RIGHTS AND REMEDIES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE ORDINANCE NO 01-1880 AN ORDINANCE OF TOE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA AMEND­ ING CHAPTER 21. TAXATION. TO REPEAL TOG MUNICIPAL PUBLIC SERVICE TAX ON THE PURCHASE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS S E R ­ VICE WHICH ORIGINATES OR TERMINATES IN THIS STATE. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE Bald Ordnances war* placed on 8ra> nadng on Augual 6. 2001. Th* City Conaraaaion art contra*- tarra tot Ttitl paaiaga and adoption aTto* TO puttee ha irtng. which art ba haW to TO Cry Hal. 175 Wad Warnn Avanus. Longwood, Florida, on Monday. TO 20th day d August. A D , 2001, at 7 00 p m . or aa soon TOraartar a t poaatte Al TO mast­ ing. irasrsttad partiaa may appear and ba heart art! reaped lo TO pro­ posed O rtn uicaa This haaraig may ba continued born Ian* to Ian* unta a final action la taian by TO Cay Cratanteuon , A copy d TO prupoaad Ordaiancaa ars potted al TO City Han. Longwood. Florida, and copras ate on la* with TO Ctert d TO Crty and asm * may ba impeded by TO pub­ lic NOTICE TO TOE PUBLIC An per­ sona ara adrtaad mar. 4 TOy duetto to appeal any decision mads at TOM piaa!ing.haanngv lhay will naad a rscort d TO procaadiiga and tor auch purpo iai. TOy may naad to Inaure mat a yarbanm record la mads, attach record to ndudr TO 1h* appeal n lo b * mada (par E c c ttr 288 0105. xtortte totoiSaal aiintanca to parmpate to any d TOm procaadingi should contact TO A D A Coordmitor. al (407)2603481, al laatl 48 hours In advanced Dated *aa 31tt day d Jd y AO . 2001 CITY OF LONGWOOO GERALDINE D ZAMBRI. a T Y CLERK Pubbah August 8.2001 D0088 NOTICE TO TH* PUBUC Notes Is hsraby O'-an mal TO Board d Adjuumani d |r» Cay d Sanlort art hold a rsgdar maaeng on Augual 23. 2001 n n a Cay Hal Commuilon Chambers al 11:30 A M m ortar to eerraeter a isquaat tor vananc* to TO Zoning Ordnance aa 8 panama to bora yart asTOck rsquusmanu, i m yard itiback ratjutramanti. and pared width raqdramanta to a S R -1 torang dtaLOT 8. BLK 8. TR C, Town d Sanlort. aa recorded to PB 1 PG 58. Puttee Records d Sammow County. Florida Bemg mora ipaoleally daaenbad aa toeated 813 Pins Avsnua Planned uaa d TO proparly la to ccnUnrct an addbon onto a wngteLarty Blair. Chaaman Board d ArbustmarS ADVICE TO TOE PUBUC: IF A PER­ SON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECI­ SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR­ ING, MEJSME WILL NEED A VEHOATIM RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS INCLUDING TOE TES­ TIMONY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PFtOVIOED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD (FS 266 01051 PERSONS WITH DISABIUTIES NEED!NO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3 '* > * * ’ « 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINQ Pubbah Auguste. 18.2001 00071 M TO* CIRCUIT COURT FOR TO* EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEWHOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION AND OUAROtANSHIP DIVISION FILE NO: 01-711-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF DANAROBIN ROGERS NOTICE OP AOMMtSTRATlON Th* adnwtet/ihon ol t o aalate d DANA ROBIN ROGERS, derailed FW Nianbar 01-781-CP. w pending to TO Cvcurt Court tor Samnote county, Florida. Probala Drvteun, TO iddr*M d which I P O Drawer C, Santord. Florid* 32772-0*58 Th* names and addrataaa d TO paracmal raprsaantelirt and TO paraonal raprsaantebrt'a anomay ara a d ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. Al parsons on whom Vat node* la •ervad who h a rt obprctions that chdtenga TO nNMy d TO art. TO quaMicaUona d TO Paraonal Rapmasnuiiva. vanoa, or (unadtouon d Baa Court at* raqdrad to H* TO* ob)acliona w*h Via Court WITH­ IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTEH THE DATE OF TOE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF BERVICE OF A COPY OF TIPS NOTICE ON THEM Al ersdaon d TO dacadsni and orher psrtons hiving claims or dantenda ague.it daesdant a aalate on whom a copy d h r nr** a u served wftrun Suae month* after TO date d TO 8m puttecaaon d TO nude* mud N* TO* Cteesa art! TO Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TOE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Aa other creditor* d TO dacadanl and paraona having claim* or demands agamtl TO dacadanli s u ite mud Na TO* d a m * with TO Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TOE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TIPS NOTICE A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND baJECnCTvS .NCT LO fS X O iYKL BE FOREVER BARRED • Th* date d TO IWU pubLcabon d TO Notate la Augual 5.2001 Personal Rapraaanuuv* DONNA J ROGERS 1250 Royal Oak Drive Winter Springs. FL 32708 DONNA J . ROGERS lor Paiaonsl Bartaart iS cra n o . P A Attorneys al Law 3200 N Mtelary T ill. Stete 200 Boca Raton. FL 33431 (5811887-5700 TOOO B WEPFUN norite Bar Niarbar. 088797 Pjtteah Augual 8 .1 5 . 2001 00079 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FHe Number 00-181 -CP IN RE ESTATE OF LtCAI-S EARL D GEORGE. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION The adm tontrilai d TO attel* d EARL O GCOnoE, Dacaased. Ftte Number 00 391 -CP. la pandmg to TO Circuit Court tor Samnote County. Florid*. Probala Dtvnion, in* addrtM d which Hi 301 N Parti Avsnua, Santo.J, Florida 32771. Th* name* and adoresee* d TO Personal RapratantaUrt and TO Paraonal Raprsaanubrt'a attorney ars le i torti below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A) paraona on whom TO Node* ta chaiteng* t o vaJkMy d TO W *. TO ryueliftrebon* ol TO Paraonal RapraMnuprt, venue or |unaiScaton d TO Court ara requited lo N* TO* obfacbon* won TO 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. Al cradnora d TO Decadent and other paraona having dakna or demand* agamtl Oacadanfa aauis on whom a copy d TO nonce la date d TO Prat pubkcaaon d TO Notlca mual 81* TOr cteunt with t o 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 OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al OPWT creator* d TO Dacadanl and paraona having claim* or dtmands again*! TO Oacadanfa aatate mutt 81* TOP claim* vrtth t o Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST njBUCATION OF 1HI3 NOHCt. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* date d TO flrtl pubicstion d TO Ndica la Augual 8.2001. Paraonal Reptetarttaav* LARRY PELLEGRINO 8304 Maid Menon* Trad lakeland. Etond* 33809 Anomay tor RaptetanUUrt: JAMES A BARKS 1120 W. FbUStraaL S » B Santord. Ftonda 32771 1407)321-1224 Ftonda Dai N a 197884 Pubith Augual 8 15,2001 00060 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH* 11TH JUOaCtALClRCUfT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASE No. 01-CA-0414-14-P WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO BANK UNITED. DEBORAH M. PORZIO, *L aL. NOTIC* OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auanl to an Ordar or Find Judgment entered to CaM No. 01-CA-1814-14P d TO Cktul Court d TO 18TH JudicUl CpcuI to and tor SEMMOLE County. Ftonda. wharam WASHING­ TON MUTUAL BANK. FA. SUCCES­ SOR BY MERGER TO BANK UNIT­ ED. Ptemdl, and DEBORAH U. PORZIO. a t ate are aateitoanto, I wd a*4 to TO highest btddar tor cash at II GO a m . al TO Waal Front Door d TO Samnote Coudy Courthoua*. Santord. Ftonda. on TO 28th day d 2001, TO * “ Th* Eau 180 tod d TO Sodh 291.00 la d d TO toMowrlng B s g m n g 8 88 chaina Nortl d TO Soutowad oomat d Gortmmant Ld 1, Section 28, Tuwnahip 19 Boubi, Rang* 28 E ast rial North 8 98 d isn *. Ead 6 83 chdna. South 9 88 Cham*. W ad 8 8 3 chaina. Sylvan Lika, accordng to TO Pude Record* d Semnola County. Ftonda, lata TO banning TOI part d Abtomn* F a n aa lagunted e i.r_n: Book 4. Pag* 90 d TO Ruble Record* d S amnoto County. Ftonda, being rtaacrfiid aa toaowa Commanc* d TO 8ou8iwad comar d Government Lot I, d Saceon 25, Township 18 Sodh. Rang* 28 East. Bartend* County. Ftonda; TOnca rui North 88 dagraaa so ndnulaa 28 aaconto East along t o Soudt bv* d ta d Oovammam I d 1, a d tten c* d 25 00 toal: TOnca run Norm 00 dogmas 08 mmutsa 21 seconds Waal Paraad wdi Waal law d add Gov-ammete Lot 1, a dwtenca d 1177.38 TO tod to a 1 Inch Pon pto* marking TO Southwad oomd d and Akteran* Park; ihanc* conunu* Norm 00 Dagmaa 08 m nuu* I I second* Wad dong TO Wad In * d ta d Axtoran* Park 48 40 tod to a P o rt 1 1 8 3 Chan* Norm d TO Soulhwaal comar d add Govammanl Lot I; TOnca run Norm 88 dafltaaa 40 mnutoa 28 second* Eau Paraad wnh TO Boiah Una d ta d Oovarranate Ld I . a ddanca d 379 10 la d to TO Soumwadarty ngt* d way hn* d Wayad* Drtva; TOnca run Soum 49 dagrass 01 mnutoa 47 s ta n d * Cad along ta d nghl d way 82.18 tod to a port on TO East »n# d TO Wad 9 82 didna d e a d Govammanl LaH;manoanai Soum 00 dagraat 08 mnutea 21. aaoonda Ead along sa d Ead t a 1327 tod to TO Soum t a d sad Aktorana Park, mans* run North 88 dagraat 38 minute! 28 second* Wad along TO Barth t a d said Atoamne Park 4 1 1 8 3 ted to TO P o rt or Bagnrmg ANO: Commanc* d TO Souaiwad corner d Govammanl Ld I d Saction 28, Townahp 19 Saudi. Rang* 28 Eaat. Samnote County. Florida; TOnca run Norm 00 dagreaa OS m n jim 00 taconds Wad along TO Wad t a d sad Govammanl Ld I a dwtenca d 588 08 1**1 |B88 chains) to TO Soumwatl corner d TOI certain par­ ed d lard daaenbad m Orticul Racord* Book 1887. d Pag* 1347 d TO Pubac Recordi d Samnote County. Ftonda. Ihanc* conbnua Norm 00 dagraat 05 mnutea 00 saoonda Waal along ta d Wad t a 1 d eiM c* d 8 7 8 9 0 *ad ra.89 rttePia) ; nance nai North 68 dagraat 40 mrutoa 28 aaoonda Ead 437.88 tod 1883 chain*); Ihanc* rui South 00 dagraat 09 mnutea 00 aaoonda ted 441 74 la d to TO P o rt Ol Bagmnmg; TOnca run Norm 89 dagmaa 10 mnutea 28 second* Eaai 2 0 0 0 toal; trance run Soum 00 dagraaa 05 mkiutot 00 seconds Ead 1000 ted : Ihanc* o n Scum 88 dagraaa 40 mnutea 28 seco n d Wad 20 00 teat TOnca tin Norm 00 dagraaa 05 annua* 00 aecu.de Waal 10 00 ted to TO P o rt Ol ANO TOGETHER WITH Th* Wad 21.30 Fad d TO totow ng deserte d bad d land Commanc* al TO Soulhwaal Comer d Govammanl Ld 1. ol Section 23. Township 19 Soum, Rang* 28 E ast Samaiote Counry Ftonda; Thane* run North 69 dagraat 40 mnutoa 25 second* East along TO South kn* d a Govammanl Ld 1 .4 1 7 2 8 tod to TO L ega ls Wad t a d TO Eatl 665 3 teat d TO Waal 1.2 d ta d Govammanl Ld I; Ihanc* rui North 00 dagraat 12 mnulat 00 second! Weal along TO Waal t a d said East 885 3 tod. 587.72 tod to TO p o rt d bagevvng, thane* conm o* North 00 degree* 12 mnutea 00 l e a n d i Wan. 18 38 ted; Ihanc* Norm 89 dagraat 40 mnulat 25 tacpmU Eaat. 32 71 teat. 8wnc* Soum OT dogmas 12 rvnuu « 00 aaoonda t e n . 1901 tod. hence Sodh 89 degree* 40 m o d e* 25 ■scond* WtsL 32 72 tod to TO port of beginning DATED mia31 day d J d y . 2001. Clark Orcua Court Oy Ja n * E Jaaawtc Deputy Clei* ROGER O. BEAR. P A P O Boa 4995 Otendo. FL 32802 Anomayi tor TOinliP (01-0149) Pubtiah Augual 8 13.2001 D0081 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENIRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION No. 87-482-CA-14-W Chat* Mortgage Sanrtcai. Inc. MVa C hat* Uinharian Mortgage Corporation, PLAINTIFF. v*. Nicholas F Nichola. d a t. DEFENDANTS AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE None* la hereby given mat. pur­ suant lo an Ordar Rescheduling Foreclosure Sate d»'*d July 30. JJO I, * 4 u u c.u J hi cNf u a a n r v bar 97-452-CA-14-W. d TO O o r t Court d TO 18m Ju d d d Cktdl In and tor Samnote County. Ftonda. wharam CHASE MORTGAGE SER­ VICES. INC. F/K/A CHASE MAN­ HATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORA­ TION. I* Ptertd and Nchoiai F. Nchota. United State* d Amartca. War* Oatendad(t). I w« sa i to TO Ndted and bad bkktor tor cash at M TO Wad born door d m * Samnote County Courthoua* In Sanford. Florida. Samnote County. Florida, d 1 1 0 0 0 0 AM on TO som day d August, 2001. TO following daaenbad property a * ad torth In •aid Find Judgmad. to w8 LOT 80. BLOCK 1, THE RESERVE AT THE CROSSINGS PHASE TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 38. PAGES 8G 81 ANO 52 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: Puiuanl to TO Fair Data Cdtecbon Praclcaa Ad you ara advwad mal Put tew 6rm la daamad to ba a dad to ia caor attempting to colacl a dad and any rtormaHon obtained wta be ueed tor Pul ourPOM, Dat«jtr>« 31H (toy of Jufy. 2001MAAYANNE MORSE Otrfc 'Of Omm Court By Dorothy W Bofloo Dooutv Clerk c o n u s 5 STAWIARSKI. PA 4010 Boyacod Boutevard. S u l* 450 Tamp*. FL 33807 Telephone ( II 3)677-8008: Pubtah August 6. 15.2001 000*2 IN THE CMCUfT COURT OF TMS18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUrT OP FLORIOA IN AND FOR SEMMOLt COUNTY GENERAL ju R t t n c n o N DivniON N a 01-CA-S72-14-P C h at* Mongag* Company LVa Chamteal Mortgage Company. PLAINTIFF. va i t , —- - '»w .*ij -------- _.(., e'etoPeafFeye** d* n DEFENDANTS NOTIC* OF FORECLOSURE SALE None* la hereby grven maL puauant lo TOI Find Judgmant d Faadoaur* dated Jd y 3 1 ,2 0 0 1. and enticed hi cfrP m a t mmher O'-CA872-14-P. d TO Ckcui Court d TO 11th Judctel C e ca l In and lor Samnote Coirty. Ftonda. a h * n * i CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY FM/A CHEMICAL MORTOAGE COMPANY, la PlamM and Hartk* Wadamayar.__ . unknown p*r*on(a) In pcwiwtiridri of ifho u tifT l rvftl proparty. *1, War* D*tondanl(e). I a d a*4 to TO N diad and bad btod d tor cash at TO Wad trod door d TO S ammda County Courthoua* In Sartord. Ftonda. Banknote County. Ftonda, d 1100 AM on TO 30m day of August. 2001. TO totaling daaotted property a * a d form m aald Find Judgment, to wp: LOT I I . THE COLONNADES SEC­ OND SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I* . PAGE 14, OF THE PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTE: Pursued to TO Fair Dad Cdtecbon Practice* Ad you a it advwad Pid Pk* law torn a daamad to ba a dad edbetor attempting to cdtect a dad and any rtormaoon obtained wB b * used tor Pwl purDated TO 3 1d day d Jdy. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Capua Court By Mary B a u d * Deputy Clark COOlUa 8 blAYviARSKI. P A 4 0 10 Buyaooul Boutevard Bure 410 Tampa. FL 33807 Tdaphon* (613)877-8008 C * 5 4 10-0I I 232 PubPah Augud 8 I I . 2001 00083 W THE CMCUT COURT OF TH* IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIOA M ANO FOR ttM IN O ll COUNTY GENERAL JURIS DICTION DIVISION N aOt-CA -888-lKP Mortgag* Electronic Registration Systems, Inc.. PLAINTIFF v* term c Womack. Jr.; Vicki W. Womack, d d . DEFENDANTS. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE Noaca la hereby garan Piet, pur­ suant to TOI Feld Judgment d Faadoaur* daMd Jd y 3 1. 2 0 0 1. and entered In dva case number Ot-CA884 -14 P, of TO O c d t Court ol TO t*m JudKteJ CircuO m and tor Banknote C o rty . Ftonda. wharaki MORTGAGE EUCTRONIC REGIS TRATION SYSTEMS INC le Ptertdl and John C Womack. J r ; VXkl W Womack. Amnncan Oanarai Fnance. In c ; Malaya Wood* Itomaoamsi a Aisucteturc Inc_____ dkmoevn paraoda) m possassron of TO subfed rad property. 41. _____ imknown person! l) n possession ol TO tubied rad pmparty. (2 . w ait Defendant!!! I a 8 aa4 to TO hypiad and bad batoai tor cash at TO Wad trork door of Pi* Samnote Counry Courthoua* In Sanford. Ftonda. Banknote Cooky. Honda, d 1100 Wcilnmluy, Ausust B. 2001 P u a e : t » L eg a ls AjM on tut 3CWh d*y of Aujutl, .?0Q1, tfX' foflowtfvg dnKrilMKl propffiTy at ••t forth in Mtd Find Jm Jg w il, to LOT 76. ALAFAVA WOOOS PHASE IV. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 31 PAGES W. 100. IQt ANO 102. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTE Punuvn to th# Fait Oat* Coiacdon Pract«c#» Act you ara artvtoad (hat ti*« law firm i* d to ba a debt coOactor aftampbng to cottacl a d«bi and any information oblainad win ba u>i#d tor that pur* poaa. Dated TO 31 day ck Jdy. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Cterk of Oreuk Court By Jan * E Jttew ic Deputy Clark COOXJS 8 STAWIARSKI. PA. 4010 Boyscoul Bodavard Suite 450 Tampa, EL 33807 Tatephon* (813)877-6008 CASatO-01-1641 Pubtah August 8 .1 3 , 2001 00084 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DtVtSJON CASE NO. 01-CA-180-14-P CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Ptemdl. vs MICHELLE DUNCAN A/K/A MlCHEUE A DUNCAN. AND___ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION O f THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Delervterkltl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p aauanl lo a Final Judgmtni ol Faadoaur* dated Jdy 31. 2001. and entered In C u e Na 01-CA-180-14P. d TO Cecuk Court of TO EIGH­ TEENTH JuOcial O cu 4 in and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda wharam CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION is Pteinlrtl and MlCHEUE DUNCAN A/K/A MICHELLE A DUNCAN. ANO___ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POS­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, era Ddtndinti. I wd s*4 to TO fsghasl and bail better tor oath in TO Wad Iron door of to Courthoua* In SANFORO. SEMI­ NOLE County, Florida. 11 00 o' dock on TO 2nd day ol October, 2001. TO torti Pi said Fmal Judgment, to wk. LOT 25 BLOCK A. CARRIAGE HILL UNIT NO. 1. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD ED IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE 97, PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; a/k/a 4 Heritage Cove, Casselberry. FL 32707. DATED h it 31 day ol Jd y 2001 MaryarmE Morse Aa Clark of said Court By Jana C Jaaawlc Aa Deputy Cterk Faber 604142. P A Su*a 300. 1870 Madruga Avsnua Coni Gabte*. Honda 33148 (305)882-4110 "Person, wkh a dnawny who naad a special accommodation to partici­ pate to Uei proce eding ahouto con­ tact ApACoordmator al Samnote Cooky Courthouse. 301 N. Park Avanu*. Sort# N301, Santord. Ftonda 32771, al tout frv* days prior lo TO proceeding Telephone (40/1323 4330 art 4227; 1-800 855 4/71 (TDD) or 1-6008558770 (V) via Rond* Relay Service' Pubaeh August 8 .1 5 .2 0 0 1 D0085 M TH* CMCUfT COURT OF TH* EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CTYtL DIVISION C u e H a: 01-CA-7I8-14 Division: P MIOFIRST BANK. CHARLES L ARVAI and CINDY L ARVAI. and UNKNOWN TENANTS-OWNERS. NOTICE O f SALE Noaoa la hanby (yvan, pursuer* to Final Judunark ol Foractotum tor PlamM entered m tote causa on Jdy 31. 2001. In to* Cnuk Court d Samnote Counry. Honda. I ate see TO property skulled n Samnote Counry. Florida datcrbad a t LOT 78. MAYFMR MEADOWS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 28. PAGE(S1 31. 32 ANO 33, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and commonly known a t: 113 Newport Squaie. Santord. Florida. 32771. al pubac sate, to TO tvghoal and beat beMar. tor o a th .. al 1100 a m . on Augual 3 0 .2 0 0 1. Dated 8k* 31 day Of Jdy. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Cterk of TO Drcuk Court By. Jana EJattwic Deputy Cltrti RICHARD S McIVER Kata. Snuter. Solomon. Spacior. Foyle ASmgar, PA PO Bo« BOO Tt-hpa. FL 33801-0800 d you art a parson wkh a tkaabkky who naada any accommodation In ordar to perhaps!* In tote proceed­ ing. you are snteted. al no mat to you. to TO provision ol certain a SCI lance Please contact Court Admekatrahoi. X I N Park Avanu*. Buka N X l. Santord. Flonda 32771. phone <407(665-4227 withm 2 workmg days of yout receipt of bus nebca. • you ara hearing a v a c* unpaired ca l 1-600 933-6771 Pubtah August 1. 15.2001 00088 IN TH* CIRCUIT COURT OF TH* EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA, IN ANO FOR I f MINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION C at* No.: 01-CA854-14 Division: P MIDFIR3T BANK. Ptemdl. vs. ROOERT L HAMILTON and DEBORAH G HAMILTON. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA: and UNKNOWN TENANT&OWNERS. NOTICE OF SALE Notice a hereby grven pursuers to Fmal Judgment of FoacuMd* tor H and! enured m tow causa on Jdy 31. 3 X 1 . m to* C m r Cruet d Samnote County. Ftonda. I ate sal TO preparty situated m Samnote Courky. Ftonda described aa LOT 5. BLOCK A. HARMONY HOMES. ACCORDING TO THE plat t h e r e o f a s r e c o r d e d in PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 33. OF THE PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA L egals L egaus and commonly inown as 112 Plymouth Avanu*. Altamonte Springs, ftonda. 32701. al pubic sal*, to TO highest and heal bidder l a cash, a t TO watt slept ol TO Sammote Cooky Courthouse X I North Park Avenue. Santord, Ftonda, al 11 X a m . on August X , 2 X 1 Dated this 31st day of Jdy, 2 X 1 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol toe Circuit Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Cterk RICHARD S McIVER Haas, Shuler, Solomon, Spacior, Foyle iSmger, PA P 0 Don BOO Tampa. FL 3 3 X 1 - X X II you ara a person wkh a OsabJky who naada any accommodation In nnter to pertimpara In tors proceed mg. you a rt entitled, at no coat to you. to TO provision of certan assn lane* Pita i t contact Court Admntetratem. X I N Park Avenue. S ola N X l. Santord. Honda 12/71. phone 1407(885-4227 wttom 2 work­ ing days ot your racaipf of tote node*; » you ara rearing a v a c* vnpeved. ca l 1 X 0 955 8771 Publish Augutl 8. IS, 2 X 1 DOX7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. rLORlOA CASE NO : 01 CA 702 I4P FAIRBANKS CAPITAL CORP. Plamfttl. vs CHERYL A OSOERG: JOHN DOE. Husband ck CHERYL A OSOERG. ROY S C O n RHODES, GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION, and UNKNOWN TENAMTS/OWNERS. D* Undents W JTtCt OF SALE NOTICE H hereby gnen that, pur auanl lo lb* Order a Fmal TO ClrTMk Court ol Samnote Courky. Florida I wd sa l to# property skoalad m Samnote County, ftonda. desertoed as LOT 9, BLOCK 6. FAIRLANE ESTATES SECTION 1. REPEAT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGE I X ADN 101. O f THE PUOUC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA and conmorky known as 112 Oktwood Lana South. Santord. FL. 32771 alpubkc sate, to TO fughasl and bast tedder, tot cash, al TO was! Iron! door ol TO Samnote County Courthouse, Santord Fiend*, al 11X AM on August 2 8 .2 X 1 Dated July 31. 2 X 1 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stroup* Deputy Cten In accodanc* wkh TO American* Wkh OwabJtss Act paraatc with dtetbiktias ntedmg a special accommodabcm to participate m ton pro ca to n g should contact court Admnntration at latepfona number (407)865-43 X . not later toan seven (7) day* pna to to* ptocaeckng II hearing imparted. (TOO) 1 X 0 -9 3 5 9771. a V ac* (V) 1 X 0 -8 5 6 8 7 7 0 . via Ftonda Raley Sam e* Mason AAaaoctetea, PA. 17787 U S 19 North Suite MO Ctearsravf. FL XTJM (72/1536-3 6 X Pubtah Augutl 8 .1 5 .2 X 1 DOOM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTIENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: 01-CA1076-14-K MANUFACTURERS t TRADERS TRUST COMPANY. TrutlM lor SECURfTIZATlON SERIES 1W6-3. Agreement dated V1/96. vt JO SE ANGEL LOPEZ e V a JOSE A LOPEZ and JULITA LOPEZ, hn wk*. and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OVYTi E RS. Dutshdai.te, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby grven TOt. pur­ suant lo TO Order a Final Judgement entaiad In tote cause In TO Cvcuk Court of Samnote Courky. Ftonda I wte a*4 to* prepany Mual X in Samnote County, Ftonda. LOT 9. BLOCK C. SKY LARK SUB DIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE 84. PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA 1413 Meedowladi Street, Longwood. F L 32750 al pubic tale, to (ha Nghed and beat bfddar. lor caah. at the weal front door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Santord, Ftonda, at 11.00 AM on September 16.2001 Dated .key 31* 2001 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stroup# Deputy Cterti In accordance wnh the American* With OaabAtae Act paraona with dtaabiftoes needmg a apeQal accommodabon to participate in ihit pro­ ceeding ahouto contact court Administration al telephone number 14071665-4330. not later than teven (7) day* poor to toe proceed ^ 11 (hearing imparted. (TEND) 1 600 955•771. or Voce (V) 1^600965 6770. wa Ftonda Relay Service Mason lA uooatae. HA 17757 U-S 19 North, Suae 500 Clearwater, FL 33764 (727)636*3600 Pubhah Augual 6, 15. 2001 7*4 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: 01-CA-677-14J» ANGELO FERRARI and ZlBA OUAJ. Piainteftt, v» GARRY WlGOENS ,i/y» any and a l1 •mLrwem p*rt«e» Claiming by, ihorugh. under and agamal toe hereto named Hvdividual Defendam(t) who ara net known to be dead or alive, whether ta d unknown part* t may dam an interact a i epoueet. Nan, ctertseac. granteee or other cfomenta, and TENANT *1 and TENA71T #2. toa namea being Itictiioua to ecount tor Ctotendanu. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS GiVEN toal purtuwrJ to • Final Judgement of Mortgage Foreclosure kn REM dated July 31, 2001 kn toa above ctytod cause, I wd •el to toe h<gheel and beet taddei tor each ai toe wed from duot of toe Semmle County Courthouse al 301 North Parti Aveoua, Santord, Ftonda ai 1 1 0 0 a m on the 28 day of August. 2001. (ha toltowing described! Dfu-tKirt f. LOT 9. OAK VtLLA, ACCORDINO TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECORDED »N PLAT BOOH 40 PAQES re AND 77, PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIOA DATEDth* 31 cMy of Jjfy, 2001 MARYANNE MORSE Ctffffc of tM Cocfl By M*ry Slfoup* Deputy Qorti Devwl J PedefMo. Etqutf* at Poll Qffc* Bo* 632036, O U tkVj . FL 326S3 PutA^R Augutl 6, 15,2001 00090 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE MO.: 01-C A -16*H *-€ IN RE FORFEITURE OF 11.61/ 00 IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY NOTICE O f FORFEITURE COMPLAINT TO IUy) J« a Moon Cf»*g 3100 Eureca Avanu* Ortando. Florida 32606 and a l wfio claim an mtaratf in tfw fofkjwiog prapwly 11.617 00 in U S, currency Donald F Eahng^. of tfve Serrvno** County Sheriff t G^ee. Semwvole County. Florida, tfvough Na ofheera, inveftt^alon or agents, tho above property on of about June 24. 2001, at or near lha rrttraeclion ol Oiford RojhJ and Deify tNre Road. Fern Park. Seminole County. Florida Sad properly Him (he custody of Hw» Sheriff of Setnmoi# Counfy lor the purpose of lodefture punuant to aecIlona 632.701-632 704. Florida StaiUtet, A CompUiri for forfeiture baa been filed ri Che above-t-tyiod Court I HEREBY CERTIFY lhal a true and corf eel copy ot (Na Notice of Forteture Complaint was furnished by U 6 twrfeftebd mail. iaL*m tjcii-l reguetted, (o ihe above named addreaiee this 3 day of Augutl. 2001 . Teiha M Fau'luner General Coumef Florida Bar No 0066626 Seminoie County Shenff^• Office 100 Birth Boutevard Sanford. Ftonda 32773 (407^6666603 Attorney tor PeMttner PuWrth August B. 15.2001 DO107 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO : 01 CA 646-14Q WACHOVIA BANK. N A . aa succewor kn totareal to NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. P!aAnMMIi(a|u va SPRINGS PROFESSIONAL PLAZA. INC; RICHARD 0 HAMMER KULDEEP AOQAFfWAL and ASMOK AQGARWAL aa TRUSTEE3 OF THE AGGARWAl ANO NEE LAM AOOARWAL, TRUSTEES. a( a l . NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Summary Final Judgment of Forstcosure dated July 27, 2001 and entered m CM CaM No 01 CA 646-14G of the Circuff Court of Ihe Eighteenth Judicial Cvcurt m and lor SemintM 'CkMffy, Ftonda. wherein SPRINGS PROF ESSIONAL PLAZA INC. RICHARD D. HAMMER KULDEEP AOOARWAL and ASMOK AOOARWAL as Trustees of the Aggarwal Pension Trust Fund, KULDEEP C. AOOARWAL. APRANA AOOARWAL. ASMOK, KUMAR AOOARWAL and NEELAM AOOARWAL. as Trustees of a cer­ tain Pension Trust Fund Agreamant dated June 19. 1967 wffh a Pension Trust Fund Federal Identification Nun ber of 59 3460363.JOHN DOE(S) and/or JANE DOE(S). unknown tenants, ara Defendants I wd sa l to toe h*ghe*t and beef bid­ der for cash, at toe West Front Door Seminote County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue, Sanford. Seminote County Ftonda. al 1100 am , on ihe 26th day of August. 2001. toa' following described proper­ ty as set torth muftaawi FkAUudginesiL towff; EXHIBIT *A* PROPERTY That certain piece, paroal and Iracl of tend located in SEMINOLE County, Ftonda, desenbed a s M'tows: Part of Lou 12. 62 and S3. Block *D* oTOR MITCHELL'S SURVEY OF THE LEVEY GRANT ON LAKE JESSUP, as recorded m Put Book 1. Page 6, Public Records of Samtoote Counry. Ftonda desertoed as toltows From due tnlerseckon of too East right of way line of Moss Road (60 loot right of way) with toe centerline of toe Longwood Oviedo Road (S R 434) (100 fool right of way), as shown on toa plat of North Orlando. as recorded m Put Book 12. pages 10 i 11, Pubkc records of Seminote County. Florida, run NOS'SSWW atong said Eau nghl of way fane 60 02 feef lo toa intersection of said East nght of way fane of Mom Road wffh toe North nght of way fane of said Longwood-Oviedo Road, toenca run N64-39 65*E atong said North nght of way fans 290 00 lee! lo the Point of Beginning, toenca leaving said North rtgM of w«y fane, run N06 55 3TW 285 62 feel, toenca N85‘05 43*E 109 93 Itef. thence N03*54 23*W 230 00 feet, thence S 6 9 '5 0 2 9 *E 265 00 feel lo a point on a curve concave Easterly, and having a Radkis of 924 31 Net,, thence from a tangent bearing ol S06*16 23"W. run Soutoerty atong the are of sa d curve 167-25 leef Ihorugh a central angle of 11 *3676* to toe port of tangency. toenca run S05 20 0T E 301 56 leet lo a pomf on toe aloresad North nghl of way fane1of the Longwood Oviedo Road, toenca run S64*39 55*W atong sad North of way fane 372 62 fete to toe Pom of BegMmg ALSO Commence at toa mtarsaction of toa center fanes of Moss Road and U^ngwood-OMiedo Road, Chance run S66*23 42*E, 70116 fete atong too center fane ol Longwood Oviedo Road, toenca N01*3616*E. 165 00 feet lor a Pom! of Beginning, thence continue N01* 361 r E . 166 56 fete to toe beginning of a curve concave rararty f iw rj n n ± u t rt 9?4 31 fete and a central angle ol 10*4665"; Lhence Northeasterly along said curve a distance of 174 474 feet to a pom having a tangem bearing of N I2*2513*£. thence run &66'2342*E 106 662 fee l toenca run S 0 1*36*16 W 360 00 fete, (hence run N66 23 4 JW 126 00 leet to toe Pomf of Baairvunn DATED to*s 30to day Of AJy. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Bv Oerotoy W. Dju u i Deputy Cterk Attorney for PUnbfl WATTERSON HYLANO A KLCTT PA Stanley Date Kiefl. Jr . Eaguue 4100 RCA Boulevard Suite 100 Palm beech Garden*. FL 33410* 4247 (561)627-5000 (telephone) (5611627-5600 (tecsvntei Publish Augusl 6. 15, 2001 DD097 �I’clftC 4 H T he S eminole H erald Wednesday* August H. 2001 L egals LEGALS L lG A U S IM THE CmCUfT COURT OF THE 1«TM JUO»CIAL cin cu ir, IN AND FOR SEUINOLE COUHTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO; 01-CA-7M U P ABN AMMO MOMTGAOF GROUP, INC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE A INVESTMENT PLAINTIFF VS ELEANOR D MCGRATH. IF LIVING. AND If DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ELEANOR D. MCGRATH UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f FLEANOR D MCGRATH, IF ANY, HUNTERS' CHASF CONOOMiN'UM ASSOCIATION. PIC JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE A5 UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtu*nl to a Sumrrary Flrvil Judgment of Foractotur* dated July 31. 2001 entarwl in Ctal C at* No of toa C#rua Court ot too I8TH Judoal O tu * in and tor SEMINOLE County. Santord, Ftortda. I wtil aai to (ha lugliasl and baH btodar tor ca»h al at w*sl frort door al the SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located al 301 N P&rti Ava h Ssmto'd Flnrtda at 11 00 a m on toa 2d ooy of Auyutt, 2001 the loUowtnQ deacnbad propar­ ty e* Ml torth in u d Summary Final Judgment. 'to-wfl. CONDOMINIUM UNIT 28 BUILD ING 4 O f HUNTERS CHASE CON DOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINUM RECORDED ON OCTOBER 21. 19BA IN O R BOOK 1781. PAGES 1578 THROUGH 1881 INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND ALL AMENDMENTS THERETO TOOETHER WITH ALL APPURTE­ NANCES THERETO ANO AN UNDl VIDEO INTEREST IN THE COM MON ELEMENTS OF SAIO CON­ DOMINIUM AS SET FORTH IN SAIO DECLARATION Datad toia 31 day of July. 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryann* Moraa CtofV of tti« Circuit Court By Mary Stroma Itopuiy Dads PuMahlrt THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVID J STERN, PA ATTORNEY FOH PLAIN I P F 801 S Unrvarvty Dnv* Suita 500 Plantation, F t 33324 (9S41233 8000 01 687»3fFNMA)AMl IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, partona with dnaM iaa na«J i n a feoacuti accommodation should cordacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, al lh* SEMINOLE Count, CowtoouM al 407-665-4227. 1-6009868771 (TDO)C4 I 600B5SB770. via Honda Relay Samoa Pubath AuguM 8. IS. 2001 m m m t h s c ir c u it c o u r t Of TH8 14TH ju d ic ia l cm cu rr, .1 • TN-AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CA 141 M P FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK O f DELAWARE FK A FIRST UNION HOME EOUITY BANK. N A DCfENDAWT(S) NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Summary Fna) Judgmara of Fomctotw* dated July 31. 2001 entered in CM Casa No 01 CA 1032 14 K o tffteC n u r Court ot Ilia 18TTI Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I M l rat to lha laghatl and bail batoar tar caah al WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE al lha SEMINOLE County Courthouee located M 301 N PARK AVENUE In SANFORD. Florida al II 00 am on lha 28 day of August. 2001 ths following deacnbad property as ral torth In sad Summary Fca l Jwlgmara. to- BnKhart Mortgaga Sacunnat V4. Inc . Raw Century A ltai Had.ad FToalmg Rala Cart-Valaa Sanaa 1888-N04 Salomon la plnatifl and UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIA­ RIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF RAYMOND WESTLEY FAIR AKA RAYMOND FAIR, OECEASEO. CHRYSTAL A REIS A/K/A CHRISTAL A REIS. ROBERT L. REIS A/K/A ROBERT REIS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAYMOND FAIR, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PATRICIA K. FAIR AKA PATRICIA K TUGGS. EAR LENA S BLACK BESSIE WORKS, CARL FAIR. ____ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION O f THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, ara dalandanti I w# a i l to me N^uat and bad tnttor tor oath at me THE WEST FRONT DOOR ol tha Stnunoto County Courthouaa, In Santord. Florkte. at 11-00 AM. am . on *ia 28 day ol Augutt. 2001, • « vs p l a in tiff JOSEPH CLELAND. IF LIVINO. ANO IF OEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CflED'IUHS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST JOSEPH CLELAND. VIRGINIA M CLELAND. JALALUOOIN F MANJI. VASMIN J MANJI. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN pw•uam to a Summary Final Judgmani pi FuractoiWS deled July I I . 2001 •rawed In 0 4 Caaa No 01 CA 142 14 P of toe CkoM Court of toe 14TH Ju k cal CboM *i and tor SEMINOLE Cowdy, Santord Florida. I ana aai to the h/ghate and bail bidder lor cam ai Al Waal Front Door al toa SEMINOl E Cowny Cowihoute loealad al 301 N Pan. A m u . Santord. FL 32T7I n Santord. Florida, al 1100 a m. on to* 26 day of AuguM. 2001 tal torth m raid Summary Final ■Lrigmant t o u t LOTS II ANO 12. BLOCK B. SAN LANOO SPRINGS TRACT 30. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 82. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMNOLE COUN­ TY FLORIDA DaMd ton 31 diy o< July. 2001. fCIRCUIT COURT BEAL) Maryama Mora* Clem r4 *<• O n k f Court By Mary SLuww Deputy Cterk Puhtah in The Semmote Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVID J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Urrwiay Drrra Suia 800 Pterdafion. FL 33324 1*54)233 SOU) 0I-8S401IMTNWI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DiSABCITlES ACT. parttnt mm tauMUaa need r a a tceciei accommodation thuuki ranlacICOUHI ADMINISTRATION, al tha SEMINOLE Court, CourtoCuM at 407888-4227. 1 800 *888771 (EDO) or 1800 655 8770. tna F urrM Ralay Serve* Pubkth AuguM 8. 18.2001 DOOM M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fl OHIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: Ot CA 10TJ 14 K NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO PUUNTIFF VS ROSALIA J DIAZ A/K/A ROSALIA DIAZ IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND AU OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST h o sa l ia J . DIAZ AKA ROSALIA DIAZ. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROSALIA J DIAZ MUA/ ROSALIA DIAZ. IF ANY JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION LOT 7. BLOCK F. SUNLANDO ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAGES 18 THROUGH 22. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TV. FLORIDA Dated ton 31 day of Jtey. 2001 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL} Maryama Morsa C ta* of tha Circuit Court By Mary Stroup# Dapufy Oart Puotohri THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN, P.A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Unarm s, Dmra Sort. 800 Ptoraanon. F I 13324 (084|2338000 01-704(3(NCM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. parsons M h dtoatMba* nami­ ng a spaciai E o m m a a rnuuM contacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, al lha SEMINOLE County Courthousa at 407888-4227. I 800 0888771 (TOO) « 1 8 0 0 8 8 8 8 7 7 0 , «w Ftondi Rate, Sam e* Purttsh August 8. IS. 2001 DO003 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA civil DtvmioN CASE NO. 90-CA-2270-14K NOFIWEST BANK MINNESOTA. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE AMRE3CO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES MORTGAGE IOAN TRUST 12*8-3 RICHAR0 W HERMAN. JOYCE E HERMAN: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOYCE E HERMAN. UNKNOWN TENANT I. UNKNOWN TENANT II.; STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSGOATtO!:. If1C; NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwtuant to a Final Judgmani ol Foractoaura dated Daeambar IS, 2000. and anlarad In Casa No 08CA-22270-14K. of M C nu4 Court al to# 18th Judoal O cu k in and tor SEMINOLE Cowdy. Florida. NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES MORT­ GAGE LOAN TRUST 1888-3 la Planiill and RICHARD W HER­ MAN JOYCE E. HERMAN; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WVCE E. HERMAN: UNKNOWN TENANT t UNKNOWN TENANT 4. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REV­ ENUE: THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC; ara dstendsrta. I wte tab to to* lk(Fiart and mail ladder tor c u n al h r WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE d tha SEMINOLE County Courthousa. In SEMINOLE County. Ftortda al l i f t ) AM m r w 30*1 (toy ol August 2001. sal term In said FLU Judgmart. to w4: LOT 29. WEKIVA HILLS SECTION K A M . AGCGRCU^i TO THE PUR THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 20. PAGE 98. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated *4s 30*i day of Jtey, 2001. Aa Clary ol said Court ByOortKhy W Burton Aa Dapufy Ctert Tins nooca Is pravtdad pursuant to Adrmnm rsDva Ordar No2 085 In aooordanca mm *ia Amartoana ar4h D iu w w i A d . II you ara a par­ son anm a dteatuay who naads any aooommodaMn In ordar to pamcF pate In *4a procaadng. you am an*Bad. at no pod to you. to proHsama of carta*! aauatanca Pteasa ooniacl *w Court Admsuaoator a 301 North Park Avarua. Santord. FI 32771, Phona No. (407)3238330 antonsion 4227 *«Nn 2 working days al your isea** d Vm nooca or pteadng. * you ara haartng Impaaad. ca l 18008888771 (TOOL * you ara WDca impaaad, ca l 1 8 0 0 8 8 8 8 7 7 0 (V) (Via Ftondi Ralay Sarteoas). Stemmed by Vargas, Zion 8 Kahans. P A 4000 llcfywood Boutevard, Suns 678-S ItoSywood. FI 33031 Tstephona (884)8838*83 TstetecsanW (884 (8*3-7707 Fte No: 00-2781 OCR Pubash August 8 ,1 8 .2 0 0 1 DD065 M THE CmCUR COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NOJ OOCA-1754 1* P FIRSTAR BANK MILWAUKEE. N A. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDER OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES VU. 8 JC . NEW CENTURY ASSET-BACKED FLOATING RATE CERTIFICATES SERIES 198* NC4 SALOMON UNKNOWN HEIRS, BEKEFICIAPIEC CCVISEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF RAYMOND WE8TLEV FAIR A/K/A RAYMOND FAIR. DECEASED. CHRYSTAL A REIS A/K/A CHRISTAL A REIS. ROBERT L REIS A/K/A ROBERT REIS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAYMOND FAIR. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PATRICIA K FAIR aac/a p a i ric ia k Hig g s . EARLLNA b BULICK BESSIE WORKS CARL FAIR. ______ AN UNKNOWN PFfiSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pul auant to a Fatal Judgmani ol Foratooaurt dated Jtey 31.2001 and amarad In Caaa NoEOCA ITS8-14p, gf Ite Caput C o al d t/a 18TH JudeW Cacui m and tor Samaiote County. Ftonda wharan Fatter B ar* MJwaukaa N A . Aa Truttet For Tha Ragnurd Htedar Ol Salomon L forth In raid Final Judgmam. to -a * LOT 10, LAKE OEM PARK. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 8 0 8 1 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI MOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED IhM 31 day ol July. 2001. Mary Anna Moraa Aa Clark ol a id Court By Mary Stroup# AaOaptey Cterk Martha! C Walton. P A 1800 NW 48m Street Suite 120 Fori Lauderdale FI 33308 00-88738 ruSiahAusua s . 15. m m 00088 FICTITIOUS HAMS Noboa W hereby gnran tha! I am •rgagad m budneta at 128 Gtnaaa Dmra. Oviedo, Seminote CoteKy. Ftonda 32788. under tea Fcmbus name oh ACC HARDWARE OF OVIEDO ■no r o i i mcno 10 regtstEf m o name anm tea Sacratery d Slate of Florida, m accordance rmh lha p*M■torn <4 tea Ftotmoua Hama Statute, to-wit Section 888 08 Ftonda SANFORD ACE IIAROWARE. INC By JOHN W PEZOLO. Praaktert Pubbth Auguat A 2001 00088 NOTICE OF FICTTTKH/8 NAME Nonce it heraby given teal I am engaged In buateeu al 101 Cotelry dub Road • Sulla 126. Lake Mary. FL 32748. Samtoote County Florida under tea FtcWoua Hama d PACE YOURSELF and dial I Hand to rag later aaid name wtm tea DMtton d CarpormOom, Tell>he»et. Floridt. m accordance wth tea p m a t m or tea Fcbbout Name SiMutet. to W» Section 88808. Ftonda StaMea 1881. KENMORE ENTERPRISES. INC. Gaorga 8 Cmpp. Piaaidam . Pubtoh. Augutt 8. 2001 Dooaa NOTICE OF HTIXT10N TO REGISTER FICTmOUE NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN teal purtuanl to Ftonda 8lalulat. tea undacujned. datinro to angaga *i al «*m tea S ta te d Ftonda. Dagtraaau ol Stela. Ovtwon d Corpomnna DATED tito 30di day al JMy. 2001. DS t WJ. *40. A Ftonda CorporaBon Charter No P8S00002S441 Fad. ID No8 8 3 3 0 8 8 8 1 Uy Stephan A LaZlrwk Pubbth Auguat 8. 2001 D 0100 VEHICLE AUCTION 1.97A CU RA tJH40A33S8H80Z7488 Auction to Da Into 08-22-01 • 10AM • 1240 6 . c n 427, ltng»r«rt. Pubath Auguat 8.2001 D 0102 LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF FLORIDA CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS E TRAJNINQ COMMISSION. CRYSTAL A JACKSON. Catae 18887 NOTICC OF ACTION TO CRYSTAL A JACKSON YOU ARE NOTIFIED teal an Ateiantobeth* CompteH hat bean Nad agatoet you aaaklng to rmoka your Correctional Certificate m accordance Mto Section 843 1385. F.S , and any rules promulgated Wkj ara required to serve a wrtnan copy ol your H at* to request a hear­ ing ptnuant to Batson 120 87. F.S. upon Rod Caawet. PROGRAM DIRECTOR. Criminal Juthca PiotaHtonalam Program. Ftonda Department ol Law ErtoreamanL P. O. But 1488. Talahataaa, Ftondi 32302-1488. on or botora September 31.2001. Falura to do to w * maul In a dalam bang anlarad igalnM you to R evolt aaa) CarMcabon purtuant to Sacbon 12080, F .S , and Rcia 1IB-27. FA.C. Dated: July 31.2001 CHIEF PATRICK M. KELLY CHAIRMAN • CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS ANO TTUUMNa COM­ MISSION B y -a- Tarry PubAKi Auguat 8 .1 8 .2 2 .2 8 . 2001 D 0104 NOTICE OF FICTTnOUE KAMI Nceca a hereby grran teal I am engaged to buelnete al 808 Hanaway Or Alamoraa Sprtoga FL 32701. Semmote County. Ftonda under tea FtcMuua Name ol DBAJohn R. Free and t a l I Hand to regular raid name ruth tea Dtviawn d Corpotaoona. T iH h ttm . Ftondi. to aooordanca 01*1 tea pmvtetom ol tea FkSbout Name statutes, to-Wa Sacburi 805 00. Fktoda Statutes 1M1 John R Praagraras Pubath August 8.2001 DO 108 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IS JUDICIAL ORCUTT, IN AND FOR Seminole COUHTY. FLORIDA CASE HO. Ot-Olt 3OT«W>*A4I In Ra The Adcptem Of A N M Raul Morales A. Fred NOTKE OF ACTION FOR ADOPTION ■« STEPPARENT TO: (name d Respondent) Fred (Raapcndart a teal known addraaa) YOU ARE NOTIFIEO teal an actem ha* baan «ted agarwt you and teal you ara 'ague ad to aarva a copy d ytxr wnmn datanasi. I any. to I on (name ol P a ten m l Hate btoratet i L eg a ls whose addraaa to 121 Bruthcreek Dr Santord FL 32771 on or batata (date) August 2T. 2001, and Ml tea cnginal with tea Clark ol ten Court al (cterk't address) 301 H Park Ah . Santord. FI 32771. betora service on Palteonar or knmedtotohr lha .ether 8 you 1*4 to do to. a defauk may be entered againsl you tor tea ratal Coptea ol a l court document* In 84s case, todudng orders, ara avtlabte al tea Cterk ol tea O ctet Courts cteca You may review teeee docu­ ments upon request You mutt leap tea Cterk ol tea Ckcut CcuY t Ofltot notthed d you current address (you rrty Na Notice ol Curram Address. FVvrta Famty Form 12 8(5). Future papers to *4a team * SHI be mated to tea erMraei on record al tea dark's office WARNING Rute 12 288. Ftortda Famty Law Rules o4 Procedure, raquass cartasi automahe dlactotun ol documents and tolormalton. F a A n to comply can rteiA In sanc­ tion*, toduSng rtsmrssai or ttrfctog al p to a*ig * Dated. 7/1801 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Barbara Anderson Dapuy Cterk PUWthJUy 25. and Apgual 1 .8 . 18.2001 CC203 PROBATE DIVISION rile No 01-HI-CP IN RE ESTATE OF KATAUN PECZENIK NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The a an m b ilion ol h a astet* d KATAUN PECZENIK. dacaatad T it Numliar 01-781CP. U pandng m Via O cult Court, tor Cammote County. Ftonda. Probata Division. Ih* address ol which it Poet Office Drawer C„ Santord. Ftortda 32772 The name and addraas of to* Personal Rspratartahv* and to* Paraonal Rapresartaliava't altomay A a INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: AJ person* cn whom tors nonce is chabange to* rabdly ol toa WE. toa quaUftoaliont ol tea Pat tonal Rapmtantamr*. vwnua. or fjntdtobon ol * 4 s Court art raqGrad to fit took obyacbont vrtto »4s Court WTTHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TVflffTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THS NOTICE ON THEM. Al cm R ort ol toe darwrtart and otear parson* having clalmt or whom a copy ol tow node* la data ol *w M M THE CteCUIT COURT FOR SEWNOLE COUHTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DfYISJON F la Ho. 01-778-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF ROSEMARY KATHERINE OfPAROUALE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admanrtranon d tea aaiali al ROSEMARY KATHERINE DEPASOUALE. dacaatad. Fee Hutdiar 01-7TACP. to pendtog to tea Crrcuk Court, tor Sentnote Counfy, Florida. Probata Drvteton. tea address ol wham k : 301 N. Park Avenue. Santord. Ftonda 327711292 Tha name and addraas al tea Personal Represent*Ore and tea ara tal torth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Al paraont on whom t i e noooa la aarvad who Iwra obtacaom teal chalteng* Via vaNMy ol tea WR, *w qua UreaKona of tea Personal Represent*try#, vartte. or liateiEo* bon ol *4 * Cowl ara required to Ra tietrobfechone w*n tea Court WITH­ IN THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THWTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM. At crest*** d 3m ilC 'fc M n d other paraont htvtog claims or dsn-wnds agamal dacadsrts a ttstt on whom a copy cl ten note* to served wdhsn tvaa montea ahar tea data ol tea M pubbeabon ol *4a C o u l WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICS OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ VICE OF A COPY OF TM« NOTICE ON THEM Al other credkor* d tie deesdert and pataena havtog ctakna or demands again*) tna oecedenrs asUla Hktel tea tea* ctekm w fi *4« Court WTTH« THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H S NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FLEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dale ol tea M Pubbeabon d am nooca lb Auguat 1.2001. Paraonal R spws i rtak ,*. RUTH BACH 112* Rattan Avanua rk. KJ tor HEIDI W ISEF84ART Ftonda Bar No. 0123714 DONAHUE 8 i&tNUM.l, PJL 2431 La* Road Wtotor Park. FI 32T88 Tstephona: (407)740 0009 PutttehAugute 1 ,8 ,2 0 0 1 L ega ls puMcatton ol tote 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 OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AJ utear u iS i.a ef te i rtu r tirt and parsons having Claims or demand* against tea decadent s Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A a CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO W ia BE FOREVER BARRED The dal* a im * Vsl Pitokcebon al *4 * noioa wAugue n , 2001. Paraonal Raprasanrsltrs OAflflJEUA WILSON 886 Pbia Shadow Cowl Longwood. FL32779 Altomay tor ChartoeD. Wider. Eaqube Ftortda Bar Nil 2983I I Wider 6Berk*on 1132 Symondt Avenue Wlntar Park, Ftorldi 32788 Tstephona (407)844-2216 Facabnee (407)644-2184 Pubbth Augusa 1 .8 .2 0 0 1 o o o io HOTICIOF PUBLIC SALS PUBLIC NOTICE li hereby ghan, mat cn *w date and tent M ad batoatand corKnSng bom day to day unti a l goods are sold, w* w«a*a al Pubbc Aucaon, to fw IS(*|«K bktoar, lea catek at lha warehouse ol STOR­ AGE USA. located al 480 Ftonda Centra) Parkway. Longwood. FL 32790. tea M o a n g goods, ware*, and merchamlee lor rant and Mhar Mtorgaa tor whkte a Ian on aama it Mabnad. to *4b DATEOF IALE; 8 8 7 2 3 1 8 1 TIMS OF IALE: 2 4 5 PM (Customer NamaRUna t|(Bn*l Daaorgston of Oooda Bung Sold) B a a a n o ts 104 lonw. AWumuan Part*. Eta. Marshal L Bush * 188 Fwrlkjr*. Ihiaihuto Goods, Josaph Amos I 3Ci FumJkaa, HousthcSd STORAGE PROTECTION AUC­ TION SERVICES LICENSE ■ 683 A 880DO Maarten H a m v S be coaec l td far aarh urte pw rt i l l and OI ifia * The above bteomwteon It to ba pubWhid one* ■ mnA 'koi ino conttcutea weak* iatd sal* to b * water and by WkM o7 tea abMtea M *w •tala. In n a il case* mads and ptoF jW G h l'rgiP □ 0013 CawKy Court County. Ftortda Caaa 18BB8TBCC03 M THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CMCUTT, HAND FOR OLADCS COUNTY. PROBATE DIVISION CA M NO. 01-SOI-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF JAMES CALVIN WILLIAMS Non e * OF ADHBETTRATION JAMES CALVIN WILLIAMS, dacaaaad. Caaa No 01801-C P It pandtog to tea Circu* Court tor 6ananote Catrtf. Probate DNteton. to* address <t wham a Post Otoe* Boa 8088. Santord. Ftortda 32772. Tha name* and addraatas al toe personal lapraaantetora and toe par- BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION, JAMES E. BARNES. NOT1C8 OF SH EM FP8 BALI NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN Hal by nrtu* ol teat cstlabi Writ ol Elocution issued oul ot and under tea seal ol tea Cowiry Court ol Santeiote Courtec Ftonda. Caaa I 86-3879-CC00 upon a trial (udgmerk randtrad to tea atoraaald court on tea 14*1 day of June AD. IM S to Recovery Corporation, PtetodR(s), v*. Jam ** E. Bam **, D*tendar4(t) which atoraaald Wra ol Esacueon wa* daOiKsd to ms aa SharM id Santeiote Cow4y, Ftortda and I have toiled upon e l tea n g *. *M and bteersM Mtes dtoandanqs) tone loF lowing daacrtwd property, said propALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al parson* on whom *4# noaoa I* cha Sengs toe va*d»y ol *te wd, l a gjsfRnKona K me personal rapra* aantamra, tanua. or patedtoion ol * 4 t Court ara raqjkad to Mi m e* obfeebons srbh tou Court WITHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THRITY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE OH THEM Al aadbors of Via dacedert and otear partona having dabna or on whom a copy W tote noaoa to date of toa brsl putAcaaon oI tote Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AfER THE DATE OF SER ­ VICE OF A CORY OF TMS NOTCE ON THEM. Al other a editors d to* decadanl and paraont having otekna or cowl WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO FELD WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dal* ol m# teat pubbeabon ol •4a NobOb wAogual 1.2001 Gregory L Wteama 210 Ipadthbw S k a ■ r h l . Ftortrt* 32771 Attorney tor Partona! John R HaAann. Jr , E l g i n 112 N Sianmaikn Avenue Odando. Ftonda 32801 (407)648-4588 Ftortda Bar No 228880 Pgbkah August 1 .8.2001 £2222_____________ M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEHINOLC COUNTY. FLORIDA •njr tocmiva n L eg a ls tutm lo rn Ordar or Final Judgement ol ForaMoawa dtoad July 24. 2001. sort anlarad ai Casa Ha 89-CA-175T-14 0 M tea Ckcub Court of the ISTHJudkrtalCnullnanrttor SEMINOLE County. Florkte. wharen CONTIMORTGAGE CORPORA­ TION 14 tea PtenMI and ROBERT L GREENHOWARD, MIS WIFE. BER NETTE O SMITH, bfb the Defendants, I wd sa i to the Iwghttt and bast bakter tor cash al tea west bom door d tea Samaiote County Courthouse, M l N Park Avwnua Santord. Florida . al 11:00 AM on tea 28te day d Auguat. 2 0 0 1. tea k4torte n said Outer ol Final Aidgmam. THE EAST 97 FEET OF LOTS 8 ANO 7. BLOCK 12. TIER 10. A C MARTINS ADDITION TO SANFORO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT ROOK I. PAGE 88. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA DATED al SEMINOLFCounty Ftonda, tela 28 day of JMy. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE. Cterk SEMINOLECoway. Ftomte By Mary Slroup* Dapufy Cterk AMY MeGROTTY, PA Altomay tar Ptoate0(t) 17021 HE SteAvonu* N Miami Baach. Florkte 33182 ’ (306)882-3788 Fte Bart 829844 CMS 12/8 Pubbth Augutt 1.8. 2001 00094 CIRCUIT COURT 2KJNTTENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEM310LC COUNT T, 'FLORIOA CASINO Do-on-3M2-02-D-W IN RE: Tha Itamaga af ALICE MOORE BEST. JAMES PAUL BEST. I RatpondamHuaband N once OF ACTION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MAMtlAOE TO: JAMES PAUL BEST tt/ A u kaL A ne Santord. Ftonda 37773 YOU ARE NOTIFIEO teal an action hat baan Nad againat you and * 1*1 you ara rsqybad to aarva a espy <4 your written paten ts*. I any, u I ALICE MOORE BEST, whoaa addratt /* 117 Atalaa Lana. Santord. Ftonda 32773, on or baton AUGUST 30. 2001 and bit Hit m g naI wtm tea dark al tote Cowl al M l N. Park Avenue. Sanford, Ftonda 32771 baton stride* an PMbcnar or Imtnadatefy tearaaltet N youlalto do *0. a dateua may ba entered aQiintl you (of iha r tit f demsmled toteapabbon Ccptei ol al court documantt to *vs caw . bubaing ordar*. are avalabf* al tea Cterk of tea Cktskl Court's oStoa. Itou may ravtew tease door­ m ans upon request You must kaap tea Cterk m tea CkaH Court's efios noufted al yew cwrsm addraas (You may 14* Ncaca ol Cwram Arkkasa. Ftonda Famay Law Form 1 2819 ) Fubrra papers to 84* lawau* wB ba mated to tea address on record *1 tea WARNING WAS 12 285. Ftonda F smky Law Bute* ol Procadur*. 'raqiSraacanaai automatic oactoauia of documanis and information. ’ Fatora u comply can reaul to tanc, uon*. ktokjang damtewl or afrlUng of pteadnos DATED JULY 29. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OT wwwf n. w hiiar [Wuty Drill PU jith AuguM 1. A 19.22.2001 DORJS MTH8CMCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH j(jOtCIAL CMCUfT, M ANO FOR BCIBNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA JURMUfCTWN DfVBJOrt CASE NO! 61 CA M S 14 W ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP. INC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE 6 WVESTUENT CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS ROBERT B. DOUCETTE AKA ROBERT SYLVAN DOUCETTE. ET AL DEFENOANT(S) NOTICS OP ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEEB. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEES. AND A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AQAINST THE ESTATE OF Robert 8 . Doucette A KA Robert whoaa raaldanca it unknown * ha/aharthay ba *rtng; and * hatehwteay b* dead, tea unknown Ittig n a e t. banort. giant a t*. creditor*. girTHnoi# kaaraal by. tnargh. under or agamal ONE 1(86 WHITE CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO VWF2G1WXI2X4T829866S and tea irdtrtogned aa S l w * d Bamnote County. Ftortda. wB at 1100 AM on tea 4te day al SapL AD. 2001 (tear tor aate and sal to tea Nghaa bakter FOR CASH IN HANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO /UJ. EXISTING MENS. M to* From (Wasl)Ooor. al tea Map*, id tea Seminole County Courthouse to Santord. Florkte. tea to ba dead or alva, and *1 partwt hmrtng or cteiming to have any right tto* or intaraal In tea property Otta z e i to tea mnngag* barnq Donald F. Etbngtr. Shan* Santeiote County. Ftonda NOTICE REGAROMG THE AMER­ ICANS IMTH DISABJUTES ACT OF 1880. POtSONS WITH A DISABILI­ TY NEEWNO SPECIAL ACCOMMOOATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WWTS SECTION OF THE OVA DIVISION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFICE. 100 BUSH OLVD. BAN FORD, FLORIDA AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ INGS (107)668-8640 TTD (40716683323 Wtei Bite Haid O n : SapL 4.2001 Pubbth AuguM 1 ,8 .1 8 .2 2 . 2001 DOOI6 ROBERT L OflEENHOWARD ANO NORMA J OflEENHOWARD. HIS WIFE: DERNETTE O SMITH. DttemtenKt) NOTICS OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 48 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw- e m e u n COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANOrOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OENEnAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CA 3T1 14 P WELLS FAHOO HOME MORTGAGE. INC TKA NORWEBT MORTGAGE. INC PLAINTIFF VS SHIRLEY A FYDENKEVEZ AKA SHIRLEY ANN FYDENKEVEZ. FT AL. DEFENOANTIS) NOTICE OF ACTIONCONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO UNKNOWN FtPOUSE. HEIRS OEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEE3. ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST THE ESTATE OF Shrrtay A Fydankavat who** rttktooc* la unkrawn If ht/th*rth*y ba taring and K hMtha/teay h* dead, tea unknown attendant* who may ba apoutaa. h urt. d a v it***, grant##*, a*aJgn**a. kanott, creditor*. Iruilaat. and a l ptrtiat craknaig an totaraal by. through, in ter or agatotl in th e to ba dead or abva. and *4 partaa i - . - v j u cla iit.^ Li h i VO 8ry nvpf, tote or tolaratl to ih* proparry datcrlbad to the mortgaga being YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO teal ■a THAT PART OF LOT 4 OF THE PLAT OF THE SURVEY FOR FRANK 0 GUERNSEY RECORD ED IN DEED BOOK M. PAGES 328, OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. LYING NORTH OF HOLLIDAY AVENUE. LESS THE NORTH 584 92 FT. THEREOF. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS COMMENCE AT THE NORTH­ EAST CORNER OF LOT 4 OF THE PLAT OF THE SURVEY FOR FRANK D. OUERNSEY RECORD­ ED IN DCCD BOOK W. PAGE 120. PUBLIC lit CORDS OF BEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA THENCE FAIN SOUTH A DISTANCE OF 884 82 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINN *ro th en ce run bo o th a DISTANCE OF 2 0 2 8 0 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTHWEST A DIS­ TANCE OF 1 3 8 3 3 FFET TO A POINT 70 7 8 FEET DUE SOOTH OF THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 4. THENCE RUN NORTH A DISTANCE OF 182 88 FEET. THENCE RUN EAST A DISTANCE OF 129 45 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ha* baan Mad egetoet you and you ara m pikadH **rv* a copy d yaw wrttten deton** *. * my, on DAVID J. STERN, ESQ. Ptojmrfr* artomay. whoa* addraas la SOI 8 UNIVERSI­ TY O fW r. STE 600. PLANTATION. FL 83324 (no later awn 30 day* hum tea da** of n a Aral puttee*bon of 44* notice of action) and If# tha ortgaial wfte tea Mark of 84* court other Or kr* i *kji# ty thereafter oteanmaa a dateite w« ba anlarad agatotf you pleat or paUUon Mad hereto. WITNESS my hand and Ih* seal d tete Court al SEMINOLE CourtyFtond*. 84* day of JU l 29 2001, 2001. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY flute King DEPUTY CLERK PUCUSM IN THE SEMINOLE HERALD TIES H7T7CC *1)1411 P f PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. partona wfte dteatateba* naad tog a *p*ci»l acmnvnodeiun ihcxtd conUd COURT ADMINISTRATION, al tea SEMINOLE Cowity Courthouse al 407-669-4227. 1-600055 6771 (TDD) or 1-800 9956770. vtt Ftorldi Ralay Sam e* law orhee* Ol David J . Stem. P A 801 S UnharaSy Dnv* SUM 500 Plantation. FL 13324 (984)2338000 01-863II(FNMA)NCL PUbbah AuguM 1 ,6 . 2001 00027 M THE CMCUTT COURT OFTHE18TH ju d ic ia l cw curr, IN AND FOR 8 2 MMOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NOJ OOCA-ITI7-14 W FIRSTAR BANK MllLWAUKEE, N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDER OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES VU. M C. NEW CENTURY ASSET BACKED FLOATING RATE CERTIFICATES 5ER.ES 1998NCA PUaiO, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED teal •n acbon to torectoaa a morygagadn tea toSowyn property. LOT i i i T th E rOREST. PHASE TWO. SECTION 2. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 24. WW1E9 22 THROUGH 29. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITH THAT CERTAIN DESCRIBED AS 984 BARRINGTON, ager-iti you and you aarva a copy d yaw , I any. on DAVIO J . Plantar ■ toomay. adteaaateeoi 6 UNIVERSI­ TY d r iv e ; s t e boo. plantatioh , FL 33324 (So later dan M day* bom of Irw hm pubbeabon ol tete toaca o ayttii; a- I Me *» ulgkai of tete oourt other tor tea ratal demanded to tea com(te rro r petition Nad harem WITNESS my hand and to* ta b al •4* Court af SEMINOLE Counfy. Ftonda. * 4 t day e* JU l 28 2001. 2001. M THE CIRCUIT COURT CPTHE18TH JUDICUL CWCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMNOLE COUHTY, FUteuDA CAGE NO. 86CA1TST-14-B CONT MORTGAGE CORPORATION via Ftonda Rate, Sam e* Law Otocaa of David J Slam. P A 801 S UnNartrry Dnv* Sort# 800 Plantation. FL 33324 (984)2358000 0t-6lKH7(FNMA)AMI Pubtoh Auguil 1 .8.2001 D0028_________________________ o r e e n h o w a r d and n orm a j County. Ftortdto mors parttodorly Thai taid tala It betog made to sal teTy tea terms of ter* Wr* of L eg a ls (SEAL) MARYANHE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE WHUFF COURT BY Rut. ling DEPUTY CLERK PUBLISH IN THE SC MMOLE HERALD THIS NOTICE 6MAU BE PUB USHEO ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraont w4! i (kaahaiiia* need big a tpactal acocmmodauon mould contacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, al tea SEMINOLE Coway Courtooua* *1407-889-4227.1 600988-8771 (TDD) or I -800885 8770. va WORTHFORD ROBINSON ANO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEE. ANO A U OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST W THE ESTATES OF JOHNNIE M ROBINSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WORTHFORO ROBINSON, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOIMNIE M ROBINSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f MARY FRANCES ROBINSON. _____AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, M -M 0T IC 10F FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREOY GIVEN pwbin -* to a Final Judgmart of Forataotwa dated to* 3u*i day <4 Novambar. 2001. and anlarad m C at* No OOCA-17ST-I4-W. of tea Qrcite Court of tea Judctel Cboub to and tor Sananoto Cowty, Ftonda I r t u H l N higti**! and baal bid­ der lor caah i t tea WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE of tea Samaiote County Cowteoue*. In Santnote Cowty. Ftomte. al IIOO o'ctacb a m on tea 28 day of AuguM. 2001, tea tattowtng deacnbad prepar- ly a* **J to-05 to laid Final kjdsm-a THAT PART OF LOT 1, JAMESTOWN. LYMO SOOTH OF LOT 12. AND EAST OF STATE ROAD 476 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 9. PAGES 71 ANO 72 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA a b a 2881 E HIGHWAY 1428 OVIEDO. FL 32786 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING A SPECIAL ega ls ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICI PATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT THE COUW1 ADMINISTRATOR AT 201 N. PARK AVENUE. SANFORD FL 32771 TELEPHONE NUMBEn (407)323 4130 NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ING IF HEARING IMPAIRED, (TOOI 1 8 0 0 9558771 OR VOCE (V) 1-800 8 8 8 8 7 7 0 VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICES DATED *ite 28 day of July. 2001MARY AfME MORSE A* Cterk of takl Court By Mary Stroup* Aa D*ciWy Cterk Law Oflatet ol Martha! C. VWteon, PA 1800 NW 48te SlreaL Site* 120 Fort Laudbrdate. FL 33308 Telephone (954)453-0365 Factetnb* (684)77)8092 F t* No: 0 0 68735 Pubbth AuguM 1 ,8.2001 D0026 lor T *i Dead NOTCH IS HEREBY GIVEN, teal ROTH COLMAR . n a hoklar of tea to*oartng c*rubcate(t) hat Mad *afd c*t4fcate(t) tor a IM dead to h* laauad tearaon. The cartillcsto manbar(i) and yaartt) of teauanca, tea daecryaicn of tea pmparTy and tea nam*(*) to which 4 was aw n aad latera a i tainw*. CERT1FCATI NO. 4TI YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1884 PARCEL O * 3 1 1 6 30 806-0200- oooo Dttcflpaan of Proparry LEO BIAS 2 * 3 (LESS PART M PHILLIPS RAVENNA PARK SECTIONS OF LOCH ARDOR) RAVENNA PARK PB 4 PO 77 Name* In m m ...a a .a d SHOE­ MAKER CONSTRUCTION INC Al of t u l proparty being to tea Cowdy of Sambinie. Stefa or Ftortda. Unteaa *uch cerWcatejf) 4 a l ba radaamad ucoidn g to b a tea prop­ erty deacnbad to auefi carrftcateff) lha waM front door. Samtoote Coway Courthoua*. Santord. Ftortda. an Monday. September to. 2001. M 1100am. Paymar! of Sal* la*, apfterafa* documanfary itamp la s t* and reqoftSng tea* are required to ba paid by tea tuccaaaM bakter M tea •ate Fed payment of an amowk •quM to tea NcpaM bid te dua wftWi 24 howl alter tea *diartte*d tens *4 tale Al paymant* ahai ba cash a guarantaad toafrunanl. mad* payabte to tea Cterk al tea C b a ll Court. Oated on 7/77/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD D*f*dy Cterk Pubbafr AuguM 8 ,1 5 ,2 2 .2 9 .2 0 0 1 00029a lor Tk i Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, * a l LINDA ZLATKISa, JEflflOO JTWROS ZLATKISS . to* boater ol takl carWcetail) tor a It* dead to b* laauad tearaon. Tha rartfleato nwwb*r(i) and yaar(i) ol teMwnca. tea doacupbcn of toa property, and tea namMa) to whkte I wot aaaaaaad CtRTTFICATE HO: 83T V8AR (te WSUANCC: I I PARCEL■ID*: (I 31-1891-626-00000020 Datotiaan of Property: LEO LOT I CEDARH8X PB 28 PG 16 Namaa to which aaaaaaat JUOrTH Al of bald property being to tea County of Banknote. SUM of FTotto*. Ur4*a* ouch (a r**cate(f) atwS b* radaamad wxrmkng fa law. tea paite arty deaertoad to *w !i eem*caf*(al wM ba eofd to tea hM«M bbkter M tea w*M bom door. Bamtooto Cmady Courthousa, S anford. Ftortda. on Monday. September 10, 2001. al IttiOam Pa/mert of Bala las. appi refba docwwiUuy ttamp lava* and mmrdtog to** am iao*ad to b* paid by tea — aaM oaktet al iw •ate. FUI paymard of an m u f •quM to toa r*JwM ltd K due vrttoto 24 how* after tea advarttead ams of sate. A l payments M l ba oaMi or guaranteed tosaunarK, mad* payabte to tea Cterk of tea CboUl Cow l Dated on 7/2T/200I. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE aRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by OERALOME HARFORD D*FaFy Cterk PUdah: AuguM 8 .1 9 .2 2 .2 9 .2 0 0 1 pnnyna NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 9tol LINDA ZLATKISS. JERROO JTWROS ZLATKISS . toa heater of •aid cartdtoa*a(*) tar a tea daad to ba toausd tearaon The caraScate rmenbarti) and y**r(t) of teauanca. to* daacnpinn of tea pnparty, and tea nam*(t) to which I wa* aaaaaaad totera a* Mow*. C O m n C A T l NO: 880 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1(84 PARCEL 0 4 31 -19-31 -62600000160 Daacrtpson at Properly: LEG LOT 15 CEOARHK1 PB 29 PO 14 N iJia i to whkh awaaew* .unfTH OABBAI Al of aakt proparty being to tea Cowdy of Banknote. State ot Ftortda. Unteaa *uch carttecatete) M l ba radaamad aocortbng to lam tea prate arty daaertoed to torch oarancatetel wte ba raid to toa tk^wM bktdar M toa weal her* door. Banknote Cowity Courmouaa. Santord. Ftortda. an Monday. Sapterrdwr 10. 2001. at 1100am Payment of Sato to*. »pp«r-M* documanfary tum p la *** and ieconkng tee* ara raqubad to b * past by toa MjcctaaU bakter M tea •ate Fid payment ol an amowk equal to toa hereto bid to due krtfkn 24 how* after to* advaroaad amt d aato Al paymard* th a t b* caah or payabte to to* Ctarti of tea Cbcul Court. Cj L u C.1 /.Jr/JO I. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUrr COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDME HARFORD Dapury Cterk Pldfteh: AuguM 8.19. 22.29, 8001 p t x g u __________________ B u n a n fa p trg M y a / •wyting you onid tear m M, *i term* of vbLatf* riomtekn Money * HsaHh • Imeritekii Hsvifwi • Eotm als • AiMco R o ep M * Coupons fF U tics •SporD Subscribe Today! Seminole Herald 407/322-2611 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad THE OB DONE! W ed n esd ay. A u g u st 8. 2 0 0 1 Page SB C LO S E T O HOME 12— E lderly C are 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W anted 71— H T *8™ 21— P e r s o n a l s 1 -9 0 0 -1 2 *4 3 1 0 E d 7554 IJ.W /mfnu**, mual b * 1 Syr* Sanr-U 8 1 9 4 4 5 4 4 3 4 ASportPaaaangarSarvtce H erb** hour*, (tee unkorma. paid vacaUon* A tmiiday* . No s i p nacaMary. DFWP. 407-3204008. 23— Lost tc F ound EXPERIENCED BODY TECHNICIAN, Attn: Dam a Computer 7 S 500 8150G Worth PT or 8200084500 FT www OurAnswer com or 800 -5 8 5 4 7 6 0 POUND: 6 m *l (about t0 -1 5 l» | rt*r oototed female dog. Appears lo b * loti lor • period of lane Found n ttr Vw la k * Monro* Inn » f* t. 407 4 2 3 1206 55—B usiness O pportunities Amazing caraar changa or tdrtbonal Inooma to yoi* own homa baaadlxalnaaa. Fiat raormakn. BOO* 877*7819 W anted Bateman Sartor Mealt/Meeit on Wheal* b tasking LEAD COOK. 1 yt N B A o re l codt e p u Monfrl Sam • 1pm. U benafitt, apply In paraon at 1097 Sand Pond Road, Lak* Mary 10am • 12 noon. EOE, M/FAW 57— OrfokTVNmF? tor est*otr*r>ad. *.p w « u .g , company Oraal advancement Women's Financial Support Group Work From Homa 8500-84500 PT/FT 1 4 6 8 -2 0 0 4 7 9 1 tvww 4apcbtz.com Ffcargtaa* B o tl Buidng openktg •» quality person with axp to hand lay up A o*l co al spraying. Good p*y/b*n*fits No layoff*. claan operation Minimum 4 0 hr* par wk, lot* 10 hr day*. Apprt at VWocty Power Boat*. Pori ol Sanford, 407321*1340. C al Jack rttk ff-321 118— O ffice S pace F or R Artraya a good pokey, aapadaty lor b u rn ers opportunities and tren ch !**! C a l Florida Dept of AgricUtur* 6 Conaimer Sefytcea *1 BOO-435-7352 or FTC HELP for fm* Wormaacn Or vrtl our Web ins al www he govAkxop Florida law leryuvea taSar! of cartaSt tarthaaacppoikfWsa to regater with Florida Dapl ol Agnculuta A Conaumar Sarvtca* bakxa aartng C a l to verity lawful regwtration before you buy Production Blackara-Sanlord area Newspaper co. Day and tv * irtfM. Deity pay avail. Flaiibt* hours. GPC Stating 4 0 7 -2 8 0 5 0 8 8 No Blind Dateslll elp INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST S m a rt dopsntfcbte tfvtsaan lady wifi rati lo c t r t (or your lovtd ones In your horn* 4 0 7 4 2 4 4 4 1 7 . 2 fkxmortoetar tome. 102 N Maple. Sartord 84S0Anorth.. Cal Tomor John Oraga, 407-302*7884 3 O fflcee: One ter 8460 wl aacurtty ayt two at 8450/mo AM hav* CHA 5 prtvala baths 4 0 7 -3 2 2 4 1 5 9 127— S torage/O ffice F or R ent LOtkJIYOOO HW T 427N. M rfu i. a t* aioraga W h it. 6 0 0 A 800 aqfl. Space*. 24hr a ccess, secure 5 NO TRAFTICg^larM jO Tm i^* 141— H omes F or S ale 93— R ooms F or R ent 850/waek, Fuii kitchen, washar/dryar, fra* cable Lake Ava. Sartord. 40748 5 -7 0 2 3 8500 DOWN - WHY REN T?? MR/ 2 BA For Sale With Down Paymt Aaslatanc* Avalabta.Chaapar than rand. Tha Affordabt* Home Canter 4074214333 "We teach the neighborhood klda wa Ilka how to B*t through tha maia. Thoaa who annoy ua van (jrN loot In hu.u for Itouts until thoy Just fosva. 71— H elp W anted AFFOROABLE HOMES VfNIURE 1 PHOPEflTIES 80M *0 K T : Aacrte a lo TO 000 Itm MMNBMra m ritifi'J turd lay ■ Mae a r t tfM tsrt. Ceri ftrtdesarv. Rieetl I t — 8U , W jW L WUftUI 71— H elp W anted Woman that are Interacted In creeling a batter financial Mura. . 4 0 7 *3204082 59— F inancial S ervices 95— R oommate W anted Saaldng a parson 10 ahara my homa, view of Laka Monroe, houee privaega* Cal 407426-7232 lot an appointment. 61— M oney to L end 99— A partments U nfurnished OMca, P.O. Boa 530121, DaBary. FL 32753-0121. MARINER‘8 VILLAGE AJRPOHT SCREEN E P S With Security Offtotri D loanee. No •up teqd. Paid Iralnrng Competitive wagaa. uniform* provided Flexible aehedule. C a l Ortando Sanford Alport M 407-688-4772. After how*, leave maaaaga. DFWP ItM tr. 3 0 ItrVwk. 407*321 44774284870 10/ 3 7 1 I / h i la te M ay: Two Story 4/2.572 on a t da sec. Burt In 2000. 2.300 *q IE Bonus room! OiAat ne^fiborhood MuataMlAMaal • 8172.900. C al 4074224575. Sale or Laaaa/Purchaaa: 1001 WaaCOat SL Sartord. 3B£/1B*/2car garage. 9 8 1 ,5 0 0 8 1 3 0 0 down *169S'm o. Ownar/Brokar. 4 0 7 4 3 1 - 321-4447. Edited by Timothy E. Parker July 26, 2001 6 Slamanga, a.o* (l Spell of spending 14 Ruffle feathem 15 Sultan of 5 8 TVpe of 27 30 31 32 1B Tick Off 17 Swedish statesman Palme 1B Part of Q E D 19 Shake­ spearean forest 20 Lost It 23 'I’m outta hare’ 24 So hor Guevara 25 Letters on a dumbbell 28 It m ay be bitter 29 Classic toy 33 Young equine 34 N ew Zealand native 35 Bonaire neighbor 36 Lost It 41 Kind of supervision 42 Dogma 43 Theater section 44 Corkscrew 45 O n e toward 22 20 ot a type 63 Knife handle 64 Established custom 65 Rich cake 66 Thence 67 Is litigious DOW N 1 Look around casualty 2 Quinn In “Annie" 3 M ade a replica 4 Stalwart 5 Zone 6 Knit’s partner 7 Citation ender 8 Dangodiold's “N o respect,* rock Just short Hindi courtesy title Duel prelude Chat-room chuctdo Capone'a nemesis C apone 44 45 46 47 45 Antique Brass Headboard $100 407-321-8590, Iv msg Beautiful antique carnal back Duncan Phyla co u ch . 8900. Call 4 0 7 4 2 1 4 8 8 0 , leave mag Bed Chany sleigh bad. scad wood, a l new In box w/queen piSow lop mettrtaa aet Suggested 8*181499. t e l 8549 Can dtivef 4 0 7 -4 2 2 4 2 3 0 BedT uk s u e menrete eel. New ri plastic. Must M l 8100. 407-4225545 OedKxig PILLOW TOP orthopedic mattress ret New In plastic S a l 8210 4 0 7 -4 2 2 4 5 4 8 Bedroom M l. black. mdudM dresser. cb a tl. nit* ttand. headboard 4 bad rat* 8350 407324-0142. pi s------ * a m _ . . . .a - . —- a — w ® , ocaieo bBYironj, ortnopeoc Irm * * d wei 5 yr warranty T »n 8 7 5 , M 800. qjmplS.kVig 1*75 Npier UMd. can daavar. 407*402*2778. Cherry Drang Rm 72" CHERRY krt*e wf laaf and chafra. Ugfaed hutch and txifcK. beuizAJ h *Ju a nr k*k\ Orsnd flaw, m to bo*, o i l 84888. Sac—ca 81450. Sideboard 8150 P I**M c a l 4 0 7 -4 2 2 4 2 3 0 Dining Rm 14 pc. eolid CHERRY WOOD, 94* dbl pedeatal. w/2 I t . — , Z C r jp p c r ^ c c h S t , btrtat 6 hiAch. navar uaed, coef 812k. e e l 81950 Server 8 3 9 5 .4 0 7 -7 0 9 4 0 9 8 . Sectional Sofa. IWe new Paid 8360. s a l lor 8100. obo. C a l 407536 2886 191— B u ild in g M aterials CORRUGATED STEEL ROOFWG lor B a n * . Boat Docks. Shops, sic. Also Curtail Pips: 1 5 ‘ ilW 8147.00/ m . i r * 2 t r 8 1 7 5 /m . Surpkrt Slaaf 1 Supply, Inc Apopka 407 293-5788 193—L awn & G arden 211— A ntique/C ollectibles Antique Bias* Headboard $100 407-321-8590, lv msg 103— H ousesU nfurnisiied collection Create a dart Sorry state Greek for “To your hearth' Wankel or diesel Athletes' 50 Slow on the Frank uptake 33 Raised area 52 Things m ay on a neck 34 Like Tom , get stuck in Dick or Harry 54 Jaunty rhythm 35 Aviator Earhart 55 Life preserver? 35 W om en, 56 Vegetarian conde­ scendingly 37 Redolence 35 Beck-end* forth contest 39 Always, to the Bard Guatemala 40 Literary P R E V IO U 8 P U Z Z LE A N S W E R PAUL OSBORNE vi h i tint i p r o p i h iii s P/T tta a l worker lor local manrtac&xar Coma by 311 Georgy Ava. Longwood, FL lor an Mervtew and aak lor Cart letters 50 W ord with Rio or Mar 51 Best part of the cake, to soma 53 Lost It Cuetom BN W2. Over 1900 tq ft on 1/3 acre. H earty bead, cm tot. Iv, rtn, lam rm wrtraprtca. aaf-tn Ulchan, 10x22 t c porch, 2 c. deeded, a o ca n lo tki lake . e ll 1119.900 Over 1M Acaa M R 1 B e S c t r t drv epple. hawWy beed. Priced tor qiack tale. 884,900 Renovated - LBa Ham M 1/2 wrti newly palmed M. A a i t , ceramic tts, o n , hr, apple, garage wrtanesd yard 877.500 rew nhouee: y 21/2 2 M ay - over 1800 *q (L Din, lv rm w/IVsplaca. ac poefi W r i g a n J ape New pat!, walpapar, ceramic M*. 859.900. Pine Nkkie Ck4>: 2/ 2 ceramic da, apple, water Irani 883.500 IAKE AOA I BORM. 8470410. 1 BORM. I 64OU0 . ANO UP CaOr r iU M 161— A ppliances & F urniture F or S ale ent Beeuttful antique camel 555 Duncan Phyta couch. 8800. C al 4074214990, Mava mag dll Tc* 217— G arace S ales 4 0 7 3 2 1 -0 7 59 - l a knt Ibactoomfl baTiwraalrg* Deltona: 3/2 Brick Homa, On. Uv. Canrrtc Tla, 2 c. gar. O e r 1/3 Nva. U/CDvrcrm. VkrAjra I Ptopersee, 407. 321-4764. DOYLE'S RENTALS S t a r t s * U *1 1994 by &xta. Grad room, Iga eaten kadiarv 1 1 garaga, acr p o rtfire, 858.000. Jodi Sdvam . 0 E. Profetitonalt of America 407- 6 in lo rd 2 ft 1/2 2 Story Condo wI Dtotog (%r, l a u n ty f in . N w Prtri. Uka New. CHA 8 6 2 5 4 8 0 0 Sartord an Soaan Ranh. W ig yard 8 CHA 8640/8825 DOYLE REALTY, INC. la n to rd : llamodatad 4/2 taoca, mg tread lot. quial street. 8 7 11/mo. Owner w Sh*kk24hr recorded mag 407*332*1006. cttA J b * UMd u houartofflce comblnalKxv 8 7 5 0 7 5 0 . 4 0 7 4 2 1 - 105— D uflex/T ri flex n ra a s a s n a rc n ro ra a fenced yard, localsd 100 S a rta Barbara Dr. 8 3 9 ,9 0 0 .4 0 7 4 8 7 4 4 1 0 . 3594706 153— A creage Lo t F or S ale DELTONA 10 acres. U sd lor mobla hom e*8 *. h o n e *, cattle, terming or outaaryl Zoned agricultural. 84.900/ACRE. 6m. down wtownaf finance 804-787-1772 or 904-7878821 Luna I Darto o m l Bart Duptex For RanL 8460 par morth. Aveierte Id . C a l 4 0 7 4 2 1 4 5 1 4 . 107— M o bile H omes F o r R ent IBR 1BA In a 55 5 otdar part In l30(Mnorth, ptua aacurty. 407421 9450. •*g. 8 Sudden 10 Persian fairy 11 “Coiorfur Sioux chief 12 Three-faced wom an 13 Poetic time of day 21 Volcanic P a cta Area: 2BR/2BA wf FL Room A carport on 1/2 acre mobla home. No pats, 8550/morth ptue aaoaay 4 0 7 4 2 3 -1 1 8 7 . 157— M obile H omes F or S ale Sanford: 17x 52.2/ 1,55*. Nopata. doubt* roof. 2 shod*, awning*. X 8 aersan pordi. 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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 08, 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/fb83292e693bacc396a7d2ad35d149f2.pdf 1371f227f14fa3db4e89dd7329306c20 PDF Text Text T i l t Sr.MiNoir. f I f r a u > ■■ ■ » » i l n n » i i ) : .nine U7. x o o i 1‘llm n .«■ « Sanford, Florida County sets date for sales tax vote Voters will determine whether to extend penny sales tax for 10 years e.y 5 H ^ ,0ph* r Patton Staff Writer „ SAN FO RD — County Commissioners voted Tuesday 4 to 1, with Commissioner Grant Maloy dlsscnhng, to give Seminole County votere the right to decide on Sept. 4 if the Seeing Red In what was easily the most competitive tournament of the three districts being played at the C hase Parit Youth Sports Complex this past weekend, tho Red Team from Oviedo still ran the table, winning all three of its gam es to claim the Championship In the Cal Ripken Minor Commissioner’s District 8 Tournament. Page IB Herald earns FPA awards Seminole Herald staffers were honored this weekend during the Florida Press Association'! annual con­ vention at Jupiter Beach. Tommy Vincent and Art Zielinski took first place in the Photo Series In One Issue category of the FPA Better Newspaper C ontest Their entry, titled “2000: The Year in Hrotos," was a computation of the dou's work portraying the •vents that occurred throughout the year. Editor Dan Ping and for­ mer staff writer Joe DeSantis earned a third-place award for In-depth reporting on the lawsuits and recounts fol­ lowing the November presi­ dential election. “We're pleased to be rec­ ognized by the Florida Press Association as a top peroformlng newspaper/ Ping “We were handicapped a bit because the Herald switched publication dates from a dally to a biweekly. Contest officials would only allow us to submitt work from the last three months of the year. Unfortunately, some of the staff’s best work was not eligible. “ one-ccnt sales tax will continue the next 10 years. Theone-cent sales tax,approved In 1991, is scheduled to explne in January 2002. There will be a three-month reprieve from the one cent tax regardless of whether the new referendum passes Jn September. Chain saw sculptor Mark Rice takes fallen trees and turns them into works of art B y M ich e lle J e r t a SANFORD — Motorists traveling along East State Road 46 near the Midway community may notice a grizzly bear stand­ ing in front of the Country General Store. . The 8-foot beast is actually a wooden sculpture created Monday by Winter Springs native Mark W. Rice. Within hours, the local artist used a chain saw to transform a 6,000pound log into a wooden show­ piece — much to the amuse­ ment of numerous spectators who stopped to watch Rice cre­ ate his latest carving. town. C a r l .V i h l e n was a lice n s e d h o rticu l­ turist for G en eral S a n fo r d and Is cred ited w i t h devclo; Sidney L VNen Sr., pictured here at a tarriy reunion In October 2000, dtod Sunday. Chain saw sculptor Mark Rice of Winter Springs puts the finishing touches on an 8-foot tall bear he carved out of a single tog. mg a chain saw artist perform his craft. Rice decided he could also create sculpture with a power tool. He picked up the mechanical blade and went to work on his first grizzly bear. ;i C lo u of 2001 CtoMiflad OoM w nd lagolt . .. UlaSlyU . Movtai . . ObUuofWt O p in io n . , Pokes lo g r.fxwti . .. Tulaviuon . VVaotha* . carving. Nicknamed the “Woodbutcher," he’s built a ted reputation in the area for' pro-environment See Sculptor; Page 5A father, Sidney Vihlen Sr. was an enterprising businessman. Vihlen Sr. owned Vihlen Electric Inc. in Sanford. He purchased the business from its founder E.B. Randall, who established the company in 1917. Vihlen bought him out in 1952. According to his son, Sidney Vihlen Jr., his father was most O ne-car wreck nets sizable cocaine bust By Christopher Patton ‘ Stall Writer drove off the road and was found at approximately 630 a m June - h Managing Editor the Virginia M ilitary Institute, “I just started fooling around, and it worked," he said. “I guess 1 am blessed." Rice now travels throughout the county and the nation doing demonstrations in chain saw • B y M ic h e lle J e r i e Anthony B ro v o '- V ih len Sr. dies at 9 2 w as cre­ s tin g th e Florida’s second black city was incorporated almost 110 years ago SA N FO RD — Almost 110 years after it was first incorpo­ rated, the Goldsboro communi­ ty has a historical marker to call Its own. County officials and members of the Sem inole County Historical Commission gathered Thursday to com m em orate the history of Goldsboro with the dedication of a historical marker located In front of the 13th Street Police Sub-Station in Sanford. "This one's long over due," County Com m issioner Randy Morris said. "ThJs is one of the founding cities in Seminole — a city with a checkered history." G oldsboro was the second Florida town Incorporated by black citizens. In 1886, William Clark opened a store in the vll- Tuesday. SA N FO RD — Sidney Lawrence Vihlen Sr., died Sunday, June 24,2001 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. He was 92 years old. Vihlen was one of eight chil­ dren bom to Carl Lenard and Emma Vihlen, a Swedish family that was one of the first to settle the Sanford area. B om in Stockholm , Sw eden, Carl Lenard Vihlen moved to Sanford just as General Henry S a n f o r d ______ “ It u sed to m ak e m e nerv o u s w h e n p eo p le w o u ld w atch m e ," R lc * said . " N o t an y m o re. N ow , 1 don't even know what’s going on around me when I'm carv­ ing. And, I don't usually stop until the chain saw runs out of gas." Rice's pursuit into chain saw carving evolved from his log­ ging business, Timber Recovery Inc. He started the business in 1985 after seeing piles of burn­ ing trees on a site cleared for construction. “I thought that was such a waste for all those trees to be pushed over and burned or taken to the landfill," Rice said. “There was no benefit to the environment to have those trees burning." Rice went to the job site and asked to haul the trees away to use for lumber and other wood products. As the business grew, so did his customer base, and carvers began buying the tim­ ber for their wooden pieces of a rt Seven years ago, after watch- Marie Ctfflord, co­ chairman of Stop the Penny Extra Son of Carl Vihlen one of Sanford’s original settlers Managing Editor Sign marks Goldsboro’s history DitHnguished G raduate from While the old one-cent tax revenues went strictly to road improvements, the new referendum, which is project­ ed to bring $534 million in revenues during the next 10 years, will be split 75 percent to road Improvements and 25 percent to school improvements. More than two dozen community members voiced opinions at the pub­ lic hearing, including members of the county's Stop the PEST (Penny Extra Sales » x ) committee. Commissioners See Tkx, Page 7A 1 1 ----- i ^ — — » _ a— » - » » ----------» n w o pnoio a y lonwwy vmotrn Seminote County Commissioner Randy Morris, right, and Sanford City Manager Tony VanOerworp welcome community member* to the dedication of a new historic marker In Goldsboro. lage of Goldsboro, and on Dec. 1, 1891, registered voters incor­ porated the town. According to the marker, the town bound­ aries, generally triangular in shape, were south o f West 13th Street, between Olive Avenue on the west and Clark, now known as Lake Avenue, on the east. For alm ost 20 years, Goldsboro officials prevented Sanford from expanding its boundaries to the west, but on April 6, 1911, Sanford passed a resolution of Us intent to absorb Goldsboro. Despite protests from Us citizens, the state legis­ lature voted to revoke the incor­ poration on April 26,1911, mak­ ing Goldsboro part of Sanford. "This shows the differences between the two municipalities have changed during the centu­ ry," Morris said. "This is a way to keep history living." According to Sem inole County Historical Commission Chairman Linda Batman, the Goldsboro marker is a way of portraying all of Sem inole See G old iboro, Page 10A M AI I LAND — A Seminole According to Deputy Sara County Deputy may have stum- Klein's report just west of Oxford bled onto "a piece in a bigger puz- Road, on the of the right-of-way tie " after responding Sunday of Derbyshire Road, she respexvimoming to a routine one-car acd- ed to a call of a driver who d ent "appeared to be impaired beyond More than 250 grams of his normal facilities." cocaine, a dozen Ecstasy pills and Klein found Kim Jee-Hoon $1,500 in cash were found on a passed out driver who apparently See Cocaine, Page 10A Uncle Jones Bar-B-Que robbed by son-in-law By Christopher Patton Staff Writer was arrested by Seminole Countv Sheriff's O ffic e a fte r ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S — Unde Jones Bar-B-Quc employ­ ee Wendell Merriman, 44, who is also the son-in-law of the estab­ lishment's owner Henry Jones, robbed the restaurant Sunday for approximately $300 with a fake gun, according to Jones' daughter Nikki. The restaurant's dishwasher See Robbed, Page 10A �T he S eminole H erald Paflc 2 A Wednesday. June 27. 2001 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLA N CE AROUND O U R CO U N TY B e careful when you sing ‘Happy Birthday’ Another history lesson. Today, June 27, back in 1859, was the birthday of Mildred J. Hill, who becam e a school teacher In Louisville, Ky. If she was still around, we should all gather and sing, "H appy Birthday to You." O f course, she would expect nothing less. After all, she is credited with having written the song. Her sister, Patty Smith Hill, also a school teacher, bom March 2 7 ,1 8 6 8 , w as the author of the original lyrics Nick which were first published in 1893 — called at that time, • • • • * • • "Good Morning To A ll." It was used as a morning greeting in class­ rooms and church meetings, and was pub­ lished in the book "Song Stories for the Sunday School." In 1924, the words were changed to "H appy Birthday to You". Now, it is believed to be sung, somewhere in the world, at least once every minute of every day. In case you are ever on a quiz show that asks the most often sung song in the world - you now know the answer. Back then, few song w riters or lyricists ever got paid for their creations, and Mildred and Patty are said to have never made a dime. Eventually however, as the song was licensed, it generated about $1 million a year for its copyright owner, who apparently (history doesn't say) obtained the rights from the two ladles. Even today, people who sing Birthday in a public perform ance for ay to You" ' which they e m issio n , and pay a copyright fee. I aven't the slightest idea how much that may cost, or who ow ns the copyright now. It does make me w onder o f M arilyn Monroe got copyright approval before she sang "H appy Birthday Dear Mr. President" to John F. Kennedy a num ber of years ago. O u t & A bout Up. on the rooftop W ED USD A Food Commodities will be distributed free by Seminole Volunteer Enterprises, and Wednesday June 27 at 407 West 4th Street, Comer of 4th and Elm. Eligibility' Is based on houseIvold size and Income. Persons arc eligible if they receive food stamps, Medicaid or are on Public Housing Assistance. Proof and one form of photo ID is required. For additional Information phone 407-3221520. Pfeifauf Herald photo toyTommy Vincent Workers from Adcock Roofing Co ol Sanford begin work on replacing the rool on the Monroe Marina Harbour building. The roof was damaged a lew weeks ago during a rough storm that brought heavy winds and rain. Treating the plague 1 come from women who ascribe to K B u t h a v e fa ith . T h e c o p y r ig h t w ill e x p ir e in th e y e a r 2 0 2 0 , a fte r w h ic h it w ill b e c o m e p u b lic d o m a in , m e a n in g a n y o n e c a n s in g it a n y tim e , to r p ro flL o r p le a s u r e , w ith o u t a lic e n s e . , Mildred J. Hill dled In Chicago on June 5, 1916 never knowing how popular her song would becom e throughout the world. H er sister Patty Sm ith Hill died in New York City on M ay 25, 1946, at the age o f 78. She was fully aw are o f the popularity o f the song, w hich waa sung to her every year on her birthd ay during the final decades. Now considering the letters I received regarding my columns in M ay and June about the origin o f M other's Day and F ath er's Day, 1 expect to hear from readers about someone else who developed this song. (I'll have a colum n on those two "c o r­ rections" In this w eekend’s edition). Regardless, my fam ily sang the song to me this past Saturday and l feel certain they didn't obtain copyright clearance to sing it. O f course It was a not-for-profit singing, so 1 guess they're safe. Retail thefts • Hector Lopez Berrios, 20, of Windchase Blvd., Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at a retail store in the 3600 block of Orlando drive. The arrest report said he attempted to take a $29 pair of sneakers from the store without paying. He was arrested an a charge of larceny (retail theft). • Marcos L Taverns, 19, of Constitution Drive, Longwood, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at a retail store in the 3600 block of Orlando drive. He was accused of taking a $7.99 baseball cap from the store with­ out pacing. He was charged with Forgeries • Marki Andrew Ar Jones, 27, of Cardinal Cove Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriff's deputies Monday. he scampers off to the kitchen to forage for food. Half an hour later he's bock the exorcist school of healing. with a tray of steaming canned chicken "Was that a cough?" Grandma noodle soup. Walkingpast me, he | ’ would ask, throwing her hand to your down In front of the TV, turns on I forehead. And before you could say influenza, game and proceeds to slurp the soup she had Vicks Salve smeared all ............................ down. During a commercial, over your body, chicken soup he finally notices my skeletal UP arm waving from the bed. boiling in the cauldron and the "O h." he says, as he licks vaporizer spewing fumes that the last drop off his lip, "did took the varnish off the furni­ you want some?" ture. Having fasted for a day — "You have to purge those alongKwith wit! coughing up bits of germs," Grandma declared os body parte* — - l feel I deserve a 1 her homemade It's not going tto stay p o tio n o f licorice-flavored trvat it's D ran o d o w n you r th ro a t down long enough to turn I d on’t kn ow if w c actually into fat at anywa y, so what have healed any faster o r if d yin g just I got to gain? seem ed p referable to the cure. "Ice cream," 1 wheeze. , "Ice cream? I don't think so," Sweetie "You don't look so good," Sweetie says. "You're a little bug-eyed." says, shaking his head. "If those hips expand any wider our property taxes On Tbesday, Sweetie caught the bug. He sneezed once, blew his nose twice, wul go up." then popped right back to normal. Grabbing him by the T-shirt, I pull Meanwhile, 48 noun later, the Angel of him down Into my feverish face. ' Death Is sitting at the foot of my bed fil­ "Bring me Ice cream," I growl, "or I'll ing his fingernails. spit in your mouth!" "Just bury me in my bed," 1 moan. While Sw Sweetie heads toward the Standing two feet outside the sneeze nearest arestPiggly Wiggly, I am vis visited by zone and holding a dust mask over his thet ghost of my grandmother. mouth. Sweetie stares down at me. My "Paula, dear," she( rasps fron from the teeth are chattering, my bones ache, my grave, "heal yourself." turning to the; Angel of Death, she pind pinches him on eyes are puffed out like a molly fish, jund^rou could grill fajitas on my forehis hollow cheek and says, "Boy, we need to put a little meat on those bones." "Does this mean you're not cooking dinner?" he asks. By the time Sweetie gets home, I'm After the bed levitates a foot off the hunched over the stove stirring up a floor and my head spins 360 degrees. pot of chicken soup. I followed According to the arrest report, between May 1 and May 24, he used a gas credit card for 24 pur­ chases and two service stations in Sanford and two in Longwood. The total amount was listed as $328.28. During an interview at tire sheriff’s office, Jones reportedly told officers he found tne credit card in the parking lot of a Longwood business. He was arrested on charges of altering records, passing /altered instruments, and fraud/swindling of over $3130 In property. * Sean Xavier Addams, 31, of Atlanta, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at a check cashing establishment on S. Orlando Drive in Sanford. Officers said the case involved to $500 checks. He was charged with fraud, uttering a false instrument. • Tamara L Prison, 43, of Cowan Moughton Terrace, C Doug Fetzcr Dan Plat Uttar B*Oy Buns Display Advertising John Coffman Routt Lavender Claaafflad Advertising Tad Witter Doha Dtttnch Cnni Patten Marva Hawtuna NidiPtadaul DaanSmtti Tommy Vtncera ArtZwtnaki Circulation Wanda Knurpanidtt wall assault on a law enforcement offi­ cer. • Keandra Lashon Brown, 45, of N. Lake Drive, Sanford, was stopped by Florida Highway Patrol troopers Monday at Highway 17-92 and Lake Triplett Drive In Casselberry. She was charged with driving under the influence of drugs, and fleeing/attempting to dude a law enforcement officer. Battery Carlos C Perez, 19 and Carlos E. Herrera, 24, both o f Orlando, were arrested by Longwood Police last Thursday. Officers said the two had been in a fight with another man at a construction site. Perez reportedly used a brick and Herrera is said to have used a pipe during the dispute. Each man was arrested on charges of battery, and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. The City-County Auto Theft Bureau, Seminole County Sheriff's Crime Prevention specialists and Victims’ Advocate representa­ tives arc teaming up to help older Americans live safer, crime-free lives. Thursday, June 28 from 2 until 5 p an , a crime prevention seminar/auto theft prevention rally will be held at Bram Towers, 519 E. First Street in Sanford. Seniors will leam how to avoid being the victims of property crime os well as leal violence. Auto theft 1 tigators will offer advice i well as vehicle idm lifkat number (VIN) etching, i Tho seminar Is open I seniors. For more Infom .___ phone Anthony Berrios at 407-' 665-6956. f r i m The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce Professional Women's Network will meet Friday, June 29, from 8 until 9 3 0 am . at Florida Hospital Altamonte, 601 E. Altamonte Drive, in the Family Resource Center. Karen Battoc of Personal Success Systems will be the featured speaker. RSVP to Sally Underwood at 407834-4404, cst. 229. SAT ____ A flve-on-flve shoot out will be held Saturday, June 30, start; at 8 a m in the Seminote gh School gymnasium To register, call 407-929-7812. Space is limited. Music will be provided by Bokcy Productions and Last Laff Records. The event Is sponsored by Universal Needs Alliance Inc a The Florida Thtil Association Central Florida Chapter will hold a Lake Jessup Wilderness Area Day Hike, Saturday, June 30 beginning at 730 a m in the parking lot at the southern terminus of Sanford Avenue. The entire "Avenue of the Palms* trail three miles, will be hiked. For more information contact Joan Jarvis at 407-363-6036. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must Include your name, address and phone number to be published. “Serving Sem inole County Since Production Ehmn Tyrol. JR. ....... ..................... I Bff Egan Nm I Cmn | Wednesday. June 27, 2001 • Vol. 93. No. 107 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French A ve , Santord, F I. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -F a i (407) 323-9406 Bilan Krameit* h m U m n l m i ir Cheryl Smtm Writs to us: , R. 32771 Call us: (407)122-2911 E-M ail us: Larry Lawson Penodcal Postage Paid at Senlord. Florida and additional matong offices USPS 411280 Postmaster Sand addiaaa changes to Tha SEMINOLEHERALD PO Boa IM7 Senlord, FL327/2-1667 Legal Advertising Tiudee Langford Drug Related Arrests • VViliy Oliver Davis, 25, of Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, was arrested by deputies Tuesday. An officer said he spotted Davis standing by a vehicle holding a can of beer, and investigated. Davis was subsequently arrested on charges of possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, possession of an open container of alcohol and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute. After being taken tojail, he was searched oral officers found additional cocaine hidden on his body. He was given an additional charge of smuggling contraband into a detention facili­ ty. It was also found he was want­ ed cxi a warrant for violation of probation on a previous conviction of driving under the influence of alcohol • Christopher James Martin, 29, of Altamonte Springs; was stopped by sheriff's deputies Monday on Westmcnte Drive In Altamonte Springs. Officers said he resisted when they attempted to lake him into custody. He has been charged with possession of a controlled substance (cocaine), possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, and resisting an officer without violence. He was also wanted on an active warrant for failing to appear on a charge of T he Seminole H erald PhWufcr o Sanfonl, was arrested by deputies Monday in connection with a Putnam County warrant involving the disbursement of two checks. TH U R Grandma's red pc exactly — except for wringing a live chicken's neck. Eyes watering from the garlic and pepper, Sweetie blinks down into the p ot "Arc.we warding off vampires?" ne asks. Next, I brew up Grandma's hot toddy. "One fresh squeezed orange, one lemon, two tablespoons of honey, hore­ hound if you've got it, and a pint of Jack: Daniels," I i," Sweetie reads. "Wave a ~ glass of cold water over the potion and if a drop of condensation falls in, so be it" According to Grandma's recipe book, you should drink the toddy while soaking In a scalding bath with eucalyptus, geranium and mint leaves floating in it TYou look like Swamp Thing," Sweetie says, staring down at me. "Yeth," I slur, "but my sinuses are • dear and my skin's as soft as a baby's behind." After most of the meat has boiled off my bones, I rub a tub of Vicks on my chest, crawl back into bed and pass ou t IWo days later, dehydrated and having eaten nothing except chicken soup, a cherry cough drop and two little scoops of Ice cream, I wobble to the bathroom scale. "I can't believe i t " I say, staring down in disbelief. I’ve gained two pounds." "Yep," Sweetie says, "you've got Bette Davis eyes and Ben and Jerry hips." e«n rs Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanfonl Hill spon­ sor a Wellness Seminar for weight reduction, Wednesday, June 27, from 6 3 0 until 8 3 0 p.m. Participants in the two hour seminar will Icam to lose weight by controlling overeat­ ing, oingeing, snacking and emotional eating. The first 45 minutes is free. U the partici­ pant wishes to continue, the one-time fee is $55. For additional Information phone 1-800-848-2822. BacSyTfetoaaa W ■ o v Republic Newspapers, Inc. I EMarUt Subscription Rates 3 Months InSerrano!#County SH OO • Morshs InSamlnols County COCO 1 Year Si Seminole County S3B0O t Year Other Florida County S42 00 1 Year Out Ol Buts 162 00 Fox us: (407)323-9408 �T he S eminole H erald j u n o 27, J o n i Obituaries MARGARET ANN SANDERS BOTTS Margaret Ann Sanders Botts, 72, Mayfair Court, Sanford, died Friday, June 22,2001. Bom in Seneca, S.C , she moved to Central Florida front Jacksonville in 1960. She was a homemaker and a Methodist She belonged to DeBary Golf and Country Club, Sanfora Fleet Reserve 147, and Mayfair Country Gub. She was the founder of the Junior Golf Program at the Mayfair County Survivors include daughters, Ellen Botts Smith, Orlando, Laura J. Gwinn, Bowie, Md., Linda G. Henry, Deltona; sons, Wade D., Shreveport, La., Micah M , North Point; sisters, Sarah Kelly, Westminster, S.G, Ruth Franko, Wichita, Kan.; brother, John H. Sanders, Lavonia, Ga.; eight granddtildrcn. Bakiwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. MARION J. COX Marion J. Cox, 88, Idyllwilde Drive, Sanford, died Saturday, June 23,2001. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1961. She was a selfemployed lawyer in New York. She was a longtime volunteer with the Central Florida Ladies Hospital Auxiliary. Survivors include one cousin ‘Guys and Dolls’ SJS auditions scheduled for July SJS Entertainment will hold auditions for Frank Loesser's "musical able of Broadway," "Guys and Dolls" on July 11 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. and July 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Men and women of all ages and vocal ranges are needed. All roles will be paid a weekly stipend. Each person audition­ ing should prepare a one minute monologue and 16 measures o f a song. An accom­ panist will be provided. To schedule an audition appointment or for an alterna­ tive audition date, please call 407-324-2906. T h e sh o w w ill b e d irecte d b y T txid M . Ex k in a n d p e rfo rm e d at th e B ro a d w a y in th e S J S 1 n E n te rta in m e n t C o m p lex .«L 2921 O rla n d o D riv e in S an fo rd . R e h e a rsa ls b e g in o n A u g . 5, an d th e p e rfo rm a n c e s a re fro m S e p t. 14tn to S e p t. 2 9 . T h u rsd ay , F rid a y and S a tu rd a y p e rfo rm a n c e s a re at 8 p .m . w ith a S u n d a y m a tin e e at 2:30 p .m . A p o rtio n o f th e p ro ­ ce e d s fro m d ie sh o w w ill g o to b e n e fit B ro ad w ay C ares/ E q u ity F ig h ts AIDS. and several nieces and nephews. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. JOHN PEARSON CROUTHAMEL John Pearson Crouthamel, 72, Seville Avenue, Altamonte Springs, died Friday, June 22, 2001. Bom in Philadelphia, Penn., he moved to Central Florida in 1966. He was a retired supervisor for BellSouth in Sanford. He was a veteran of the U S Navy Survivors include sons, John G , Osteen, David, Valencia, Penn.; daughters, Connie Chemrtte, Altamonte Springs, Carol Smith, Apopka; three grandchildren. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrange­ ments. MARIE GIFFORD Marie Gifford, 93, Tangerine Avenue, Winter Park, died Sunday, June 24,2001. Bom in Glasgow, Scotland, she moved to Central Florida In 1935. She was a retired waitress and a Methodist. Survivors include daughter, Sandra Schneider, Winter Park; three grandchildren. Wood lawn Carey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. GILBERT E GRANT Gilbert E Grant, 83, VWst 20th Street, Sanford, died Monday, DALE A. HUNT Dale A. Hunt, 75, Ohio Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, June 20, 2001. Bom in Kokomo, Ind., he moved to Central Horida in 1979. 1(e was a metal sorter in the steel mill industry. I le was a Roman Catholic and a veteran of the US. Navy. Survivors include wife, Mary J.; son. Dale A. Jr., Kokomo, Ind.; sis­ ter, Marty Menges, Dover, Ohio; one grandchild. IkiId win-Fairchild Funeral 1lome, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. WILLIAM E HAILE William E. Haile, 81, Juniper Lane, Longwood, died Monday, June 25,2001. Bom in Cordcllc, Ga., he moved to Central Florida In 1933. He was a retired presi­ dent of Haile Dean Seed Company, Inc. He belonged to Orlando County G ub, University G ub, Rotary Club and Elks Club. He was a member of llte 8th Army Air Corp during World War II and was a POW in Germany. Survivors include wife, Marjorie; daughters, Pam Head, O urioltc, N.C., Debra Haile, Orlando; step sons, Craig Cook and Bob Cook, both of Orlando; JULIA SUSZYLO Julia Suszylo, 82, Gumtrec Court, Winter Springs, died Sunday, June 24,2001 at Horida Hospital, Altamonte. Bom Feb. 14, 1919 in Detroit, Mich., sl*e moved to Central Horida 23 years ago. Slie was a retired sales person In tlte retail Industry. 5hc was Catholic. Survivors include daughter, Madeline Standi, Winter Springs; sister, Mary G em, Winter Springs; four grandchildren; five great­ grandchild ren. Banflcld Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrange­ ments. al Home Family Owned A Serving CerAral Florida For 10 Years GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial Cremation Transport Out Of State I $450 $795 | $1,495 Wc Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 B three grandchildren. Woodlawn Carey I land Funeral Home, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. June 25,2001 in Longwood. Bom in Berlin, Ohio, lie moved to Central Horida in 1962. He was a mechanic, in the tmeking indus­ try. He was Baptist. He belonged to Disabled American Vetcraas of World War II, and was founder /owner of Grant Tmeking Co. in Jackson, Ohio. He served in the U S. Army during World War II. Survivors include son, Michael, Sanford, Rick, Hickory, N.C., Randy, Houston, Tex.; daughter, Jane Jasewk, Sanford; sisters, Catherine West, Beaver, Ohio, Myma 1tnnson, Jackson, Ohio; four grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Qiapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. ________ HOMER WILLIAM THOMPSON JR. Homer William Thompson, Jr., 78, Belltower Avenue, Deltona, died Friday, June 22,2001 at his residence. Bom Aug. 5,1922 in Memphis, Tenn. he moved to Deltona in 1980 from Puerto Rico. I le was a retired partner of KPMG, LLP Multi-International Public Accounting Firm for 30 years. He was a member of Hrst United Methodist Church, Deltona, a former Presbyterian elder, past Rotarian, member of various professional organiza­ tions and a World War II veteran (Captain) of tire U S. Air Force. Survivors include wife, Lorraine; son, D. Bnicc, Winter Park; daughter, Deborah, Deltona; brother, Norman S„ Olive Branch, Miss. Baldauff Family Funeral Home & Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. ROBERT EVERETTE TILLOTSON SR. Robert Everette Tillotson, Sr., 69, S. Volusia Avenue, Orange City, died Sunday, June 24,2001 at DeBary Manor Nursing Home. Bom in Philadelphia, Penn., he moved to Ccltona from Gloucester City, N.J. In 1972. He was a laong haul truck driver and a Catholic. Survivors include wife, Kathy, Orange City; sons, William and MX Hardware Stores I r i s s o n Robert, both of Holmes, Penn., Mario, Altamonte Springs, Lord Carl, Orange City; Samuel, Maine, Robert Jr., Sanford, Everette, Deltona, Shawn, Daytona Beach; step-sons, Allen Neace, Jr., Williamton, Penn., Alvin Neace, Tacoma Wash., Rober Neace, Deltona; daughters Marie Destafano, Juanita McGee, Ramona Roberts and Michelle Bass, all of Sanford; brother, Riclunl Kupfher, Penn., sister, Arlene, Penn. 32 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Altman-Long Funeral Homes, DeBary, in charge of arrange­ ments. PATRICK WILSON Patrick Wilson, 61, Scott Drive, Sanford, died Tuesday, June 26, 2001 at Healthcare and Rclubilitation Center of Sanford. He moved to Central Horida 30 years ago. He was a retired main­ tenance worker for the Seminole County School Board. He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church. Survivors include son, Patrick Wilson, Jr, Sanford; daughters Kelly Wilson, Winter Park, Kaffi Henry, Sanford; brothers, Bob and Henry Jr., both of San Bemadino, Calif; two grandchil­ dren. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. MCEHARDWARE MCEHARDWARE MCEHARDWARE NELS«N FUNERAL HOME Seminole County’s Most Experienced Funeral Home A C ITR O N E L L A W A X IN M E T A L B U C K E T Cltronatu wax I* an anyttonmentally Irlandly way to ward ’ DIAZ1N0N oil pesky tniUp . C o m b in e d ■ COVERS 5000 So. H . 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M *N o A lco h o l • T h b a c ro • Ix illn CO U PON G O O D ON LY AT L A K E F O R E S T P U IIU X SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Includes Tax Publlx ^ ngw ood I ^ Hwy 434 & 427 I I L M X * 3 3 9 -4 8 8 3 J * — S anford I ^ C a s s e l b e r r y t i 207 E. 25th St 11 Winter Park Dr. I ft 3 2 1 - 0 8 8 5 3 3 9 - 7 3 6 5 h a rd w a reM CEh a rd w a reM CEh a rd w a reM X h a r d w a De m * J fi hardw ari �■ TUB SF.MINOLh IIEKAM) S t , Urnti G reen w a y s W M Y o u n t W D Fo o l is h I w as IN T H f K&B, A n d WA»T TILL Y o u HEAR WHAT VVE 6 0 T Tt> P 0 „. Environmental policies won't wash with voters Poor Jeb Bush. His place as the family's most polit­ ically promising scion — real presidential timber — has been usurped by his less serious brother, George. Indeed, Jeb's political future is in jeopardy after the Florida presidential election debacle. As Florida's governor, he is blamed by many for the mess, especially the obsta­ cles encountered by hundreds of legally registered African-American voters. And now his big brother George Cynthia seems determined to exacerbate Jeb's T llC k e r political troubles by insisting on a plan • • ■ • • • a to drill for oil and gas off the Florida Panhandle, despite Floridians' objec­ tions. Beaches are sacrosanct in the Sunshine State, one of the few environmental issues that unites busi­ ness owners and tree-huggers. With thousands of miles of coastline and some of the world's most beautiful beaches, Florida depends on outdoor tourism to fuel its economy. Critics of the drilling plan fear not only ugly oil rigs souring the view from the white sands and turquoise waters, but also oil spills that would wreak havoc with the shore. Though Jeb has begged his brother not to proceed, the president has not backed down. Emphasizing President Bush's strong ties to the oil and gas indus­ tries, Democratic wags like to say that in tne Bush family, oil is thicker than blood. But Gov. Bush just got some unexpected help from Congress. On Thursday, despite pleas from the White House to let the drilling leases go forward, 70 Republicans joined with Democrats to postpone the leases for six months. In a separate vote, the House also passed a measure that would prevent the White House from exploring for oil, gas or coal on lands designated as national monuments. What has happened to President Bush's jugger­ naut, just a few months ago rolling over tne objec­ tions of critics? What has happened to the executive White House, run like a business by a CEO who brooked no insubordination? Quite simply: Politics happened. Even Republicans understand the risks they take when they enrage the voting public — especially over the environment. And polls show that Americans are pretty upset over the president's environmental policies these days. A New YorkTimes/CBS poll released recently showed that 46 percent of Americans disapprove of the Bush administration's handling of environmental matters, while only 39 percent approve. (The rest had no opinion.) You'd think the president would know better, since Republicans have been here before. When President Clinton thrashed Republican nominee Bob Dole in 1996, the GOP leadership was forced to acknowledge that the Republicans' perceived hostility to the envi­ ronment played a role in Dole's defeat. Thereafter, Newt Gingrich, who was then House speaker, start­ ed doing a lot of photo-ops at zoos. It was a lesson that didn't stick. The Bush adminis­ tration has come in with a slew of policies that show a callousness toward precious natural resources. President Bush never saw a national park that he thought wouldn't look better with an oil rig in it; Vice President Dick Cheney believes energy conser­ vation is for wimps. It is hard to disguise those poli­ cies, even when tne president poses for pictures holding a turtle in one hand and a fishing rod in the other. It won't wash. Poor Jeb wasn't able to persuade his brother of that. Maybe congressional Republicans, fearing a voter backlash, will succeed where Jeb failed. O M l A T L A N T A C O N S T IT U T I O N Opinion Page Policy VEfS.H? WELL WW£N I Don’l like our point ol view? Do something about It. Writs us a letter to the editor. Ail tetters to the editor must be signed and, tor verification purposes, Indude an address and .... phone number. Lettera should also be limited to 500 wonts. Letters to the editor will bo accepted by: 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771 • E-m ail ahedltorOaol.com D o vot>a u D i j o i Th* W«—' Your View Schmidt: 70 is quite young Fourth o f July event not for pets To the editor. I was saddened to hear that the city of Sanford is going to allow dogs to be present in the parks during the fireworks displays on July 4th. Anyone who has been around animals knows that any loud noises can cause an animal severe dis­ tress. One only has to sec the number of animals running in terror during a thunder storm, not knowing which way to go or where to hide. Several years ago, when Oviedo used to have a fire­ works display in their down­ town district, I remember seeing a female dog abort her ;cd iIn terror ?ups ups as she crinized yy her he owners. Even some young children were dis­ tressed. I am sure Animal Control has many more lost animals reported after the July 4th celebrations than most other times during the year. Please let us ask anyone with animals, that they leave them home safe and sound. Preferably inside with some music playing. No one needs to take their E y Jean Sargeant Oviedo To the editon \Please encuuragc pet own­ ers to keep their pets safely confined at home during the 4th of July celebrations. Their keen senses make the loud nolscs’and bright flashes extremely stressful, painful and frightening. Please do not subject your pets to this. They depend on you for their comfort and care. Joanne Prager Sanford To the editon Regarding Nick Pfeifauf's recent column, I would like to say that 70 Is quite young. That is what my neighbor, Mrs. Lola Heniy, would sayl She is almost 94 and still lives alone. The first time 1 "crashed" was in not turning 30, but realizing it was my high school reunion ana that I had been out of high school for 10 years! 1 just couldn't believe that 10 years had passed. Now I have had my 30tn and my 40th, but nothing compared to that feeling at 28! Colleen Schmidt Sanford A m erican D ream now b elo n g s to the worldThe Stevens Indicator, the among other places, the alumni magazine of the school University of Madras, Humboldt from which f received an ME University in Berlin, the (Mechanical Engineer) degree University of Suzhou, Ural State more than 30 years ago, ........................... at Sverdlosk, Moscow indudes a list of new fac­ State University, Indian ulty each year. The cur­ Institute of Sciences, Bangalore and Yarmouk rent issue profiles the 15 appointed in 2000-2001. University In libid, Here are the names by Jordan. department: Electrical It is n o t i and Computer ing, a new reality, i Engineering: Edward Einstein, after all, did not Blldtarz, Rajarathnam do his undergraduate Chandramouli, Hong work at Princeton. He Richard Man, ICP. Subbalaka! •alakshml, like many of the Reeves was, Uf Ttireli; Chemistry and Nobel Prize winners who Chemical Engineering: • • • * 1 • • • helped make the Svetlana SuknishviU, Olga University c California livereity of Maltseva, Nicolai Panikov; the greatest of public schools, a Mathematical Sdences: Darinka refugee from the Europe Hitler Dentcheva, Mohammad Abanjch; “ conquered. Like some of the new Systems Engineering and professors at Stevens, his English Management: John Farr, John may not have been perfect, but he Keating, Robert Seymour, spoke an International language Bernard Skown, Robert Stinerock. called mathematics. That is part of today's reality in Already, two Indian-Americans American hard-sdences scholar­ — Haigobind Khorana of ship and achievement. The teach­ Harvard and Subramanlan ers in that group all did their Chandrasekhar of the University graduate work at American uni­ of Chicago— are Nobel laureates. versities, where by some esti­ Indian-Americans, in fact, are mates more than naif of the doc­ among the most educated citizens torates in the hard sdences now and residents In our country. are earned by foreigners. Their Over the past 25 years, Indianundergraduate degrees are from. American children have been three times as likely to graduate from coUcge as wtute American children. Perhaps most important in terms of what tlic future will look like in the United States, the percentage of Indian-Americans who are between the ages of 18 and 24 is five limes more than the percentage of white Americans who are between those ages. The traffic in highly educated young men anckwomen from Asia to the United States Is a complicated business. Estimates of the numbers of graduates from American schools of science and technology who stay in the United States rather than return­ ing home range from 50 percent to 80 percent; one of the things that complicate statistics is love and marriage. Many foreign stu­ dents end up with American hus­ bands or wives. Many Indians, though, doddc to go home after working here for a few years. There are more opportunities at home now because of the global economy and evolving communications technology, which allow them to do the same kind of work and teaching they can do in the United States or Europe. Many go back because "family values" mean so much less here than in Asian societies. Some, particular I Chinese, go back for patriotic rea-, sons: They want to share in the \ building of their own countries. You can say that these "aliens" are taking jobs from our kids and other Americans, but how many of our kids are accomplished in stochastic optimization, as is Dr Dentcheva, or three-dimensional sub-band video-coding algo­ rithm, as is Dr. Man? Or, you could say that we are stealing the best and the brightest from the rest of the world, particularly Russia and the poorer parts of Asia. * Either way, I think, American wins. This is a meritocracy. Most of these people are doing jobs that very few Americans can do, just as many other Immigrants (many of them illegal) from Mexico and Central America are doing jobs Americans don't want to do — like scrubbing dishes in restaurants plain and fancy. The advances made by educat­ ed new Immigrants have caused pessimists here to conclude that the "American Dream" is dead. The opposite is true. The American Dream belongs to the whole world now. O 2001 UNIVERSAL PKES5 SYNDICATE F ro m A t o Z Art Zielinski asks people what they th in k ... It won’t be long before the United States Postal Service re­ locates the Sanford post office. Postal and city officials will be looking fo r suggestions from the public indi­ cating where the perfect location might be. So we asked, “ Where would you like the new post office located?" Instead ota hotel, they should build It on the basebal damonds in Melon Park, they want to get rid ot them anyway. People in the business district should be able to waM to the poet offico. I would like to see them keep the post office where It's at It’s convenient to get to right now. But If they have to move It, try and keep it as dose as possible to the original location. Maynard Thom as, R obert Hunter, Sanford Sanlord remodel the building and keep NIn down­ town Sanford. Too many things are mov­ ing out ol Sanford, and It you don't drive, it's hard to get to them. Edgar Lem ons Sr., Sanford It would be good to keep It in down­ town Sanford near all the businesses. It would be convenient. Levon Ja m a s , DeBsry I would like to soe them keep the post office along First Street In downtown Sanford. It would he convenient for the businesses — and everyone. Brenda Orr, Oviedo �I T ilt : S e m in o l e H e k a ij i . . )■ HW/fimEij; June 17. 200! /■((«<• 7 .i . . . Wednesday. June 27. 2001 I’a g C 3 A T h e S em in o le H era ld S cu lp to r D ocker* • V an * • Rachol • N ino W ort • Avia • Tim borland • O P • Now B a la n c e C o n tin u e d fro m P ag e 1A artwork arvd has numerous p|ieces on display in Central FIlorida. The bear that took Rice two weeks to create seven years ago now takes him only eight hours to complete. He creates various wildlife sculptures from almost any kind of wood, although he prefers camphor. He recently cre­ ated a backyard sculpture for o family who wanted to preserve the remains of a tree struck by lightning. "You just have to work with the wood," he said. "But, you also have to realize, the wood will only let you do so much." Although Rice's work Is now more intricate than wlvcn he started, the bear remains the foundation of his art — especial­ ly if tie happens to make a mis­ take while carving. 'I f I'm carving a bird, and I do an< i oops, then I do a bear," he said. Id. "I can make a bear out of anything. What's bad Is If I do an oops during the detailing, thcri 1 have to get creative." leaves my chain saws alone," A year ago. Rice formed a Rice said. Rice's hobby lias become a partnership with Gary Ganas, family legacy. TWo owner of the of his sons, Richard Country General ----------- t t and Mark jr., have Store. Ih c diner has I f I ’m carving a started chain saw become the artist's bird, and I do an carving and have studio and gallery, their artwork on dis­ which attracts cus­ oops, then I do a play at the diner. tomers to the local bear. 1 can make "If I can't share eatery. a bear out o f "Mark came here the stuff I'm doing, anything. W h at’s then there's no sense to eat, and we start­ bad is if I do an In doing it at all," ed to be friends," Rice said. "1 don't Ganas said. "He oops during Utc do it for the money. 1 started bringing a detailing, then I few pieces in, and it have lo be creative. do it because I love doing it. just started to hap­ "And, I couldn't pen. ------------J J ----------ask for a better job." "He's amazing, Mark R ica To sec additional and he's got talent," Chain Saw Sculptor photographs of he said. "H e looks at ________ or for Rice's artwork; o a piece of wood, and more Information, visit his web­ he can see what's there." site at www.chainsawdesigna Both men seemed pleased .com. with the partnership, and there’s only one rule they live by when It comes to art and food. 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Bruce Simpson and the Rev. Melissa Dclker officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Municipal Cemetery. Memorial donations may be m ade to the H ospice of the Comforter, 595 Montgomery' Road, A ltam onte Springs, FI. 32714. Altman-Long Funeral Home, DeBary, in charge of arrange­ ments. Nick Pfalfauf c a n b « re a c h e d at n lc k p O a a m ln o la h a ra ld .c o m o r 407-322*2611. **- *— *— - — I to n to_pnoto uy lonmtym»incorn M embers of tho Vihlen family gathered Iasi October at the Upsala Cem etery for a service in honor of the family's ancestors. The family patriarch, Cart Lonard Vihlen arrived In Sanford In the 1 8 80s. He received a land grant from the town's founder, General Henry Sanford. Carl Vihlen also served a s a licensed horticulturist for General Sanford. Carrs son, Sidney L Vihlen Sr„ w as honored during the O ctober 2 0 0 0 family reunion. He Is pictured In tho front row, Just left of center, with black pants and a cane. Vihlen Sr. died Sunday, Ju n e 24, 2001. 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Ve have public hearings on our ludget sometimes and hardly riybody shows up." j van Der Weide checked with he Supervisor of Elections before he board meeting and he said in he last 10 years tliere has been l e elections held the day after ■bor Day. I As for the $161,000 proposed be spent on educational mailgs, commercials and advertioJ, Commissioner Grant Maloy ts successful in trimming that tount to $121,600 after he aught pointed out the county ly $60,000 for a similar camfgn on the trails and public ids referendum last November. *1 think it takes dissent, as well ' advocacy, to create great sas," Commissioner Carlton •nley said. "That's what makes nerica great; the right to dis­ it, but as county commissionL we are faced with problems [have to solve." Supporting the referendum tre several ke Yofficials, includlent of Seminole ols Paul Haggerty and ltd City Manager T o n y . >crworp. he idea of partnering that rands all of this is not get;the attention it deserves," terty said. "When we talk t the quality of life in rtole County, one of the subijlL intangible factors is that county is working well Ker." H u d io o ls will be renovated jg©»ew schools will be built t'liew sales tax is approved Saturday, July 28th and Sunday July 29th at the Seminole Towne Center Take Advantage of High Traffic B a c k - T o - S c h o o l ” a n d “ T a x - F r e e ” S h o p p in g C a ll T o d a y T o Reserve Y o u r Space FOR IN F O R M A T IO N OR R ESERVATIO NS A X f« ( C A L L J O A N B R E S L IN A T ISamnote County CHAMBER OF COMMERCE H w a M photo by To m m y Vtncont 2001 Radio personality Donnis Guetzloo speaks out against the penny sa le s tax during Tuesday's Sem inole County Board ol County Com m issioners. ' Seminole County, as well as the school system, signed off on the new referendum — compared to only four in 1991 — one mayor is not so sure the one-cent sales tax is best thing for the people. "| abstained from votirm when the mayors in Seminole voted on this at the Vision 2020 meeting," said Longwood M ayor Paul Lovcstrand. "I don’t vote for tax increases, and 1 don't recommend them to people. They used to fund highw ays without sales -taxes. What happened to that money? "The only way to control govem ment is to cut-off the supply of m oney," Luvestrand added. percentage o f the one rant sales tax for road im provements. Longwood is set to receive a little more than one percent or $5.6 million. Sanford is scheduled to receive $15.7 m illion for projects VanDerworp labeled "vital to the d ty." Those included in the city's plans are intersection improveents to 13th Street and US ighway 17-92, which VanDerworp said was a "m atter of public safety." Also important in Sanford's projected plans are im proving the roads north of State Road 46, w hich P ro d u ced by -— T * The City of Sanford and Sanford Main Street, Inc -------- 1 F R ID A Y 8 :3 0 T IL T ., Sonford. 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Never water plants late In the afternoon, this will keep moisture on the plants for the longest period of time and will contribute to the development of dis­ eases. Turfgrass that enters the nignt period moist from Irrigation is more inclined to become dis­ eased. Do not water turfgrasses lightly on a daily basis, wait until the turf begins to show signs of wilt before irrigating. Store Away LlRESlPtNI-MANAGERS AL & JOLEEN BLUE • E asy drive up a c c e s s 3 6 S days •AC & Non AC Units • Rent month lo month • No Deposit • Security O ats a c c e s s • Fenced & Lighted Grounds • P est Control • Your Lock-Your Key 4$8 IV. Hwy. 434, Ijon gw oad D ia g n o s is Turf diseases cannot be diag­ nosed by the shape or color of the spot. Disease symptoms can be confused with improper cul­ tural practices, pesticide dam­ age, nematode or insect injury. Brown areas that increase in size and spread to new areas may be induced by disease causing ; organisms. Proper diagnosis of turf dls•eases requires laboratory analysis. * Contributing Factors Diseases can be expected to occur on poorly maintained turf. Imbalances in nitrogen and potassium levels, as well as thatch accumulation, will result In less vigorous, more susceptl|blc turfgrass. Periods of high humidity, over-irrigation, rain, heavy dew or fog will favor the incidence of many of the fungal diseases of turf as high moisture is need­ ed on the plant surface for Infec­ tion to take place. Mowing Improper mowing height and frequency can weaken the grass ana lower Its tolerance lo dis­ ease. Dull mower blades Inflict greater tissue damage than sharp blades. The damage is first evident as unsightly white to brown discoloration of the turf one to two days after mow­ ing. The damaged tissue also provides an avenue through which pathogens may infect the grass. When a disease is active on a particular area of turfgrass, increase the mowing interval and collect clippings to avoid spreading the disease to other Fertilization The susceptibility of turfgrasses to disease is also affect­ ed by nutrition. Properly fertil­ ized grass is more resistant to disease and recovers faster if it should become diseased. In gen­ eral, moderate fertilization and use of slow-rcloasc fertilizers should be practiced. Chemical Control TUrfgrass diseases can be chemically controlled with proper use of fungicides. A uni­ form application over the entire planting is usually necessary and will be most effective if done early in disease develop­ ment. Most fungicides are effective for a relatively short time, often not more than 14 days. Sunlight, rain, irrigation water, and mow­ ing affect the rate at which the protective chemical is broken down and removed from the p lan t Repeat applications are often necessary to control a dis­ ease during periods when weather conditions favor dis­ ease. Fungicides should always be used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions on the product label. Information on the label includes the dis­ eases for which the fungicide is effective, proper rales, cautions with fpspect to mixing with other chemicals, frequency'of application, and safety precau­ tions. Some of the fungicides are effective only for control of spe­ cific diseases so it is Important to obtain an accurate diagnosis in order to select an appropriate fungicide. Fungicides should be applied as needed for disease control as soon as possible after diagnosis. areas. 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County Commission allocates funds for four historical markers within the county, Batman said. Last month, the Historical Com m ission dedicated two other markers, including Belair and Forest City. The placement of a historical m arker is decided by the Historical Commission, which prioritizes requests and loca­ tions, Historical Commission Vice Chairm an John Bistlinc said. Markers can commemo­ rate historical towns, cities, peo­ ple, businesses or other items of historical significance. Each marker costs between $1,300 and $1,400, Bistline said. T h e r e ’s The Commission also has to get permission from a property owner before it can be placed. "We try to choose a location where people can see them," he said. "The first ones we had were mostly of battlefields, and they were kind of out of the way." Today, historical markers can be found in every com er of Sem inole County. The Com m ission’s goal is to tell Seminole's story to local resi­ dents and visitors. 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French Ave., Sanford 407*323*2132 �H ie S e m in o l e H e r a l d I n s id e : S e c tio n B C l a ssifed s 7B-9B C r o ssw o r d 9B T V L istin g s 4B W e a t h e r 10B Wednesday Ju n e 27, 2001 Firecracker starts today 15-Under Districts at Oviedo Sanford Post 53, Lake Brantley Post 19 in DeLand tournament B y Doan Sm ith Sports Editor O V IED O — Now It's the older boys’ turn. After seeing their younger Cal Ripken League All-Stars play their district tourna­ ments this past weekend, the Babe Ruth Baseball 15and-Undcr All-Stars get their shot in the spotlight starting Thursday afternoon at the Oviedo Sports Complex. The five-team double elimination District 8 Tournament will run through Sunday with the winning team earning a trip to the State Tournament later in July. The tournament opens with the Sanford All-Stars taking on the Longwood All-Stars at 4 JO p.m., fol­ lowed by the Holly Hill All­ Stars against the host Oviedo All-Stars, who will playing under the added pressure of knowing that Oviedo teams have already • won all five o f the Cal Ripken district tournaments that have been played. On Friday, the Holly Hill/Oviedo winner will take on the Altamonte Springs All-Stars, which got tne bye, at 4 JO p.m. At 7 p.m., there wtU be an elimination game between the losers of Thursday's rnes between ngwood/Sanford and Holly Hlll/Ovledo. On Saturday the W inner's Bracket final will be at 9 a.m. with Loser's Bracket games at 1130 a.m. and 7 p.m. The Championship Game is set for 1130 a.m. on Sunday, with the 'if neces­ sary' game, if both teams remaining have one loss, set for 2 p.m. The Sanford All-Stars are managed by Frank Hicks with Jack Castelow and Randy Nelson serving as the coaches. Making up the Sanford All-Star roster are, Khalil Farahkhon, Dantae Johnson, Jonathon Bean, Lyndon MerthJe, Larry Thomas Jr., Eric Bryant, Daniel Apps, Mike McKenzie, Shawn Jackson, Brent Stalker, Luke Kimmlg, Cody Miller, Richard Nelson, G e o White, and Jeff Bowers. The Oviedo Sports Complex is located east of Oviedo on Broadway (426). To get there from Sanford take 17-92 to 419 (Five Points) and go south to 434 and turn left. Take to light in Oviedo (Broadway) ana turn left (east) and go approximately a mile to the complex on the left. Altamonte Springs and Longwood residents need to take 434 to the light in downtown Oviedo (Broadway) and turn left (east) and go to the complex a mile down on left. E BABE RUTH BASEBALL DISTRICT S TOURNAMENT B y Doan Sm ith Sports Editor banrord Post 5 3 runner slides safely ac ro ss hom e plate during the 2 0 0 0 playing ol tho Firecracker Tournament at Conrad Park. a Commissioner’s see red Red gets past Blue in allOviedo final THURSDAY, JUNE 2S FRIDAY, JUNE 29 C u t l 3 _ Holly H ill/O rtrd o winner v*. Alum ont* Spring*. 4JO pm . C u m | _ Longwood/S*nKml luarr v*. I lolly H d / O v U l o loan. 7 p m . SATURDAY. JUNE JO Cam* I _ Came I winner v* Cam* 3 winner, V * m C a n a 4 _ Cam* 4 winner va Cam* 1 luaax. 11JO a m C a n a 7 _ C a n a » winner « * C a n a S itaar. 7 p m SUNDAY, JULY 1 C a n a S _ C H A M P IO N S H IT C A M E . Came S winner va C a m r 7 winner, II JO am . C a n a f . li Nacmaary Came, Came ( winner *a Came S lover (li both learnt h a w ant lata). I p m. OviedoRed rules M inor’s B y Dean Smith Sports Editor B y Dean Sm ith Sports Editor SA N FO RD — in what was easily the most competitive tournament of the three dis­ trict* being played at the Chase Park Youth S p u rt* C o m p le x __ this past weekend, the Red Team from Oviedo still ran the table, winning all three o f its games to claim the Championship in the Cal Ripken M inor C om m issioner's District 8 Tournament. Oviedo-Red opened the tour­ nament with a /-I victory over host Sanford on Thursday, then did play again until Saturday when it held a 10-1 lead in the third inning when its Bister team from Oviedo, Team Blue, had to forfeit for using an ineli­ gible pitcher. Hwatd photo b r Tommy Vincent Oviedo-Red then broke a 6-6 tie with a four-run fourth Ov(«do*Red‘s Jo h n Manning slides safely acro ss hom e plate ahead oi a diving attempt by Oviedo-Blue catcher Cody Lambert during the Cal Ripken Minor Com missioner's Tournament at C h ase Park Saturday. inning and held on for a 10-8 victory over Oviedo-Blue in Dotson (three runs), Jonathan runs); one hit _ Raymon Garda the Championship Game. Golden; four runs _ Andy (run), Adam Stahoviak, Steven Mendelson was the Glammaluo; three runs _ Cory Quentin Mulligan; one run _ Oviedo-Red m anager with Dan Lchkuhl; two runs _ Joe Andrew Floren, Austin Brown, Hollowell and John Gish doing Eichner, Tyler Marlette, Conner Peter Campbell. the coaching. Stanley; one run _ Kristofcr SUNDAY, JUNE 24 The rest was made up of Thomas, Trevor Lombardi. CHAM PIONSH IP GAM E Garrett Mendelson, Matt . Longwood: one hit _ Andrew RED 10, BLUE 8 Ganci, Aaron Hollowell, Adam Floren (two runs), Peter Oviedo-Red: three hits _ Maxon, Stephen Bias, Andrew Campbell (run), Patrick Vogel, David Castillo (run); two hits _ McCluskoy, Adam Kipl, D ent Pope; one run _ Raymon (triple, two runs), Cody TUson Adam Kipl (double, run), Andrew Schoendorf, David Garcia, Tyler McGauley. (double), Daniel Edwards and Jarrett Gish (two runs); one hit Castillo, John Manning, Jarrett SA N FO RD 10, Nick Hummel (two runs each), _ Aaron Hollowell and GarretW Gish and Ryan Dailey. ALTAM ONTE SP R IN G S 0 Ryan Stiffey (run); one run _ Mendelson (two runs each), In a highlight from other Sanford: two hits _ Daniel liavden Vass. Ryan Dailey (run), Stephen games, Sanford's Michael Edwards and Ryan Stiffey (run BLUE 9, LON GW OOD 6 Bias, Adam Maxon; one run _ Prevail hurled a no-hitter, each); one hit _ Jeffrey Grady Oviedo-Blue: two hits _ Luke John Manning. striking out six and walking (double, run), Hayden Vass Dotson (double, three runs); Oviedo-Blue: two hits _ Joe four in a 10-0 victory over (two runs); two runs _ Brett one hit _ Tyler Marlctte (dou­ Eichncr (double, two runs), Altamonte Springs. Allen, Nick Hummel; one run ble, three runs), Cody Lambert Aaron Glammaluo (two runs); The scores and offensive per­ _ Cody TUson. and Joe Eichner (double, run one hit _ Conner Stanley (dou­ formers for each game were: SATURDAY, JU N E 23 each), Andy Glammaluo (dou­ ble), Tyicr Marlctte (run), • FRIDAY, JU N E 22 LO N G W O O D 10, ble); one run _ Kris Thomas. Jonathan Golden; two runs _ BLUE 18, LO N G W O O D 5 SA N FO RD 8 Longwood: two hits _ Kevin Cody Lambert; one run _ Luke Oviedo-Blue: one hit _ Luke Longwood: two hits _ Perry (triple, double, two Dotson. SAN FO RD — You want, to talk domination? : Just look what the Red Team from Oviedo did to the rest of the field in the Cal Ripken Minor 'A' District 8 Tournament at the Chase Park Youth Sport* Complex thl* pa*t w eeken d ... The Red Team k o red at least 10 run* in each o l it* four games and only once did it win by less than 10 runs. Oviedo-Red followed an opening game 18-1 victory on Thursday with an 11-3 thump­ ing o f Altamonte Springs on The team then really hit its stride on the weekend, white­ washing its sister team from Oviedo, Team Blue, 134), and then whipping Longwood, which became the first team in any division to defeat an Oviedo team, 14-1 in the finals. Longwood had lost its open­ ing game to Oviedo-Blue, 4-2, but got back to the finals by blitzing HoUy Hill, 22-2, edging Altamonte Springs, 4-3, and avenging its earlier loss with a 5 -4 ,7-innlng victory over * Oviedo-Blue in a game in which it trailed 4-0. Oviedo-Red was managed by Ben Nichols with David Hearsey and Eric Clapsaddle serving as the coaches. Members of the team were David "D J" Hearsey. Mac Clapsaddle, Matt Fowler, John Magda, Matt Wes trick, Dylan Ortega, David Giesler, Tyler f Nichols, Mike Moore, Justin Taylor, Austin Dulak and Todd Hankins. The results and the offensive performers in each game were: FRIDAY, JUNE 22 RED 11, ALTAMONTE 3 Oviedo-Red: three hits _ Todd Hankins (two triples, three See M inor's, Page 2B Oviedo tops ll-O n ly field B y Dean Smith Sports Editor •t Ovtodo Sport* C o o p i n C w I _ tin g w n o d n . Suiiuni. 4JO pm . Cam* 1 _ Holly H ill *> O vird o, 7 p m DeLAND — One of the top summer baseball tournaments in all of the United States gets underway today when the 30th Annual Firecracker Tournament begins play on Mclchlng Field at Conrad Park in DeLand. The prestigious Invitational event brings 20 of Ihe top American Legion teams together io r a pre­ view of the upcoming State and Southeastern Regional tournaments. Seminole County will be well represented as Sanford Campbcll-Lossing Post 53 and Orlando Post 19 (Lake Brantley) will be contenders for the title. Post 53, which will be the host team for the State Tournament that begins August 1st, won the tournament In 1999 and finished tied for third last year. Also in the tournament will be defending tour­ nament champion Baymon, Puerto Rico Post 48 and Bradenton Post 24, which has finished second each of the last two years. Out of state teams include Springfield, Ohio; Keene, New Hampshire Post 4; and Conyers, Georgia Post 77. See Firecracker, Page 2B SA N FO RD — The Altamonte Springs 11-Year-Old All-Stars did wnat no other team in the entire rest of the tournaments at the Chase Park Youth Sports Complex could do, beat a team from Oviedo and force ihe 'if necessary' game. But in the end it was the Oviedo All-Stars again standing above the rest as they claimed the Cal Ripken 11-Year-Old District 8 Tournament Championship. Oviedo appeared to be invin­ cible c jr ly on, rolling past Altamonte Springs (18-1) and Holly Hill (17-0) toea •earn a spot in the finals. But Altamonte Springs bounced back from the earlier shellacking to oust Sanford, 13­ 1. and Holly Hill, 12-2, and then played a beautiful game to defeat Oviedo, 4-3, and force a winner-take-all contest. Altamonte Springs looked like it might be able ale to pull off the upset, holding a 6-5 lead heading into tlie bottom of the fourth inning. But Cody Williford led off the frame with a triple and scored on a throwing error on the same play to tie the game and Zeke Spruill broke the game open with a bases-loaded double to highlight a seven-run inning and Oviedo went on to post a 13-6 triumph. Oviedo was managed by John Prano with Gene Williford and Tom Margio serving os his coaches. The roster included Brian Margio, Stephen Bellantoni, Danny Bates, Austin Crocker, Zeke Spruill, Will Riddle, Charles Prano, Nathan Bowersox, Nick Banker, Drew Daggan, Cody Williford, and Taylor Davis. The■iscores and offensive per­ formers from each game were: FRIDAY, JUN E 22 HOLLY HILL 12, SAN FO RD 9 Holly Hill: two hits _ Justin Cardonc (triple, run, two RBI), Josh Hawes (run, RBI); one hit _ Dec Abrams (double, run, two RBI), Chad Lancaster (run, two RBI), Chris Via, Josh Hull and See Oviedo, Page 3B ■Rv- HortM photo by Tommy K n e e * Sanford'* Jerm aine C asey tags out Altamonte Springs' Matt Sandfort trying to steal second b a se a s A J . Bartz looks on during 11-Year-Old action. • �/ Till Sl-.MINOLK I I I K Al l ) I n s id e : S e c tio n B C la ssifed s 7B-9B C r o ssw o r d 9B TV L istin g s 4B W e a t h e r 10B Wednesday June 27, 2001 S 15-Under Districts at Oviedo p o r take on the Altamonte Springs All-Stars, which got the bye, at 4 JO p.m. - At 7 p.m., there will be an elimination game-between the losers of Thursday's games between Longwood/Sanford and Holly Hlll/Oviedo. On Saturday the Winner's Bratket final will be at 9 a.m. with Loser's Bracket games at 11:30 a.m. and 7 p jn . The Championship Game is set for 11 JO a.m. on Sunday, with the 'if neces­ sary' game, if both teams remaining have one loss, set for 2 p.m. The Sanford All-Stars are managed by Frank Hicks with Jack Castelow and Randy Nelson serving as the coaches. Making up the Sanford All-Star roster are, Khalil Farahkhon, Dantae Johnson, Jonathon Bean, Lyndon Merthle, Larry T! Thomas Jr , Eric Bryant, < . Dan . nlel Apps, Mike McKenzie, Shawn Jackson, Brent Stalker, Luke Kimmlg, Cody Miller, Richard Nelson, Cleo White, and Jeff Bowers. The Oviedo Sports Complex is located east of Oviedo on Broadway (426). l b get there from Sanford take 17-92 to 419 (Five Points) and go south to 434 and turn left. Take to light in Oviedo (Broadway) an turn left (east) ana go approximately a mile to t the complex on the left. Altamonte Springs and Longwood residents need to take 434 to the light in downtown Oviedo (Broadway) and nun lett (east) and go to the complex a mile down on left. BABE RUTH BASEBALL DISTRICT S TOURNAMENT Sanford Post 53, Lake Brantley Post 19 in DeLand tournament By Dean Smith Sports Editor . _ , ___ , „ THURSDAY, JUNE 2S FRIDAY, JUNE W C u m 1 _ I loOjr H iU/CM nlu Miniwr v*. A it u u t M S p r i n g 4JO p m C u m 4 _ u>t|w nl/S«M Iu m t n. Itoily lUfl/Ovtedo loan. 7 p m SATURDAY, JUNE M C u m I _ C u m I trinm r V i C u m } winner. 9 a m C u m t _ C u m 4 wiim tr v* C u m 3 Ij m * U J O a m C tm t 7 _ C u m 4 winner n . C u m J Io m t , 7 p m S U N D A Y , JU LY 1 C u m S _ C H A M II O N S II ir C A M E . C u m 3 winner w C u m 7 winner. 11JO A JL Cu m f . U N m u r y Cu m , Cu m I winner >• C u m I later (U both laaau heve one loaaX 2 p m m e DeLAND — One of the top summer baseball tournaments In all of the United States gets underway today when the 30th Annual Firecracker Tournament begins play on Mclchlng Field at Conrad Park In D cum a. The prestigious invitational event brings 20 of the top American Legion teams togetherior a pre­ view of the upcoming State and Southeastern Regional tournaments. Seminole County will be well represented as Sanford Campbell-Losslng Post 53 and Orlando ph o to A Sanford Post 53 runner slides safety across home plate during the 2000 ptaying of the Firecracker Tournament at Conrad Park. Post 19 (Lake Brantley) will be contenders for the title. Post 53, which will be the host team for the State Tournament that begins August 1st, won the tournament In 1999 and finished tied for third last year. Also In the tournament will be defending tour­ nament champion Baymon, Puerto Rico Post 48 and Bradenton Post 24, which has finished second each of the last two years. Out of state teams include Springfield, Ohio; Keene, New Hampshire Post 4; and Conyers, Georgia Post 77. ' See Firecracker; Page 2B Commissioner’s see red Red gets past Blue in allOviedo final * ^ m.k r M r w V -* a Jm \.i V SANFORD — In what was easily the most competitive tournament of the three dis­ tricts being played at the Chase /^ n x S I M - * * . Park Youth Snorts C o m p le x ___ this past weekendt the Red Hrarn from Oviedo still ran the table, winning all three of Its games to claim the Championship In the Cal Ripken Minor Commissioner's District 8 Tournament. Oviedo-Red opened the tour­ nament with a 7-1 victory over host Sanford on Thursday, then did play again until Saturday when It held a 10-1 lead In the third inning when its sister team from Oviedo, Team Blue, had to forfeit for using an ineligible pitcher. Oviedo-Red then broke a 6-6 tie with a four-run fourth inning and held on for.a 10-8 victory over Oviedo-Blue In the Championship Came. Steven Mendelson was the Oviedo-Red manager with Dan HoUoweU and John Gish doing the coaching. The rest was made up of Garrett Mendelson, Matt . Gand, Aaron Hollowell, Adam Maxon, Stephen Bias, Andrew McCluskey, Adam Kipi, Andrew Schoendorf, David Castillo, John Manning, Janet) Gish and Ryan Dailey. In a highlight from other games, Sanfqrd's Michael Prevatt hurled a no-hitter, striking out six and walking four In a 10-0 victory over Altamonte Springs. The scores and offensive per­ formers for each game were: FRIDAY, JUNE 22 BLUE 18, LONGW OOD 5 Oviedo-Blue: one hit _ Luke OviedoRed rules M inor’s B y D u n 8mtth Sports Editor By Dean Sm ith Sports Editor I / * d r . „ h v C, t \ vP . A j I . H M M H w to k y T b tH a y V W w M Ovtodo-H^fa John Manning sUdoa safety across home plate ahead of a dMng attempt by OvtedcvBJoe catcher Cody Lambert during the Cal Ripken Minor Commissioner's Tournament at Chase Park Saturday. Dotson (three runs), Jonathan Andrew Floren (double, two Golden; four runs _ Andy . runs); one hit _ Kevin Perry, Giammaluo; three runs _ Cory Adam Stahoviak and Will Lehkuhl; two runs _ Joe Smith (run each), Patrick Eldtner, Tyler Marlette, Conner Vogel; two runs _ Raymon Stanley; one run _ Kristofer Garda; one rua _ TVent Pope, Thomas, Trevor Lombardi. TVIer McCauley, Peter Longwood: one hit _ Andrew Campbell. Floren (two runs), Peter Sanford: two hits _ Jeffrey Campbell (run), Patrick Vogel, Grady; one hit _ Brett Allen TVent Pope; one run _ Raymon (triple, two runs), Cody Tllson Garda, Tyler McCauley. (double), Daniel Edwards and SANFORD 10, Nick Hummel (two runs each), ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S 0 Ryan Stiffey (run); one run _ Sanford: two hits _ Daniel Hayden Vass. Ecjwards and Ryan Stiffcy (run BLUE 9, LONGWOOD 6 each); one hit _ Jeffrey Grady Oviedo-Blue: two hits _ Luke (double, run), Hayden Vass Dotson (double, three runs); (two runs); two runs _ Brett one hit _ Tyler Marlette (dou­ Allen, Nick Hummel; one run ble, three runs), Cody Lambert _ Cody Tllson. and Joe Eichncr (double, run SATURDAY, JUNE 23 each), Andy Giammaluo (dou­ LONGW OOD 10, ble); one run _ Kris Thomas. SANFORD 8 Longwood: two hits _ Kevin Longwood: two hits _ Perry (triple, double, two runs); one hit _ Raymon Garda (run), Adam Stahoviak, . Quentin Mulligan; one run _ Andrew Floren, Austin Brown, Peter Campbell. SUNDAY,. i ,JU N E 24 CHAMPION! 4SHIP GAME RED 10, BLUE 8 Oviedo-Red: three hits _ David Castillo (run); two hits _ Adam Kipi (double, run), Jarrett Gish (two runs); one hit _ Aaron Hollowell and G arreti Mendelson (two runs each), Dailey (run), Stephen Adam Maxon; one run _ John Manning. Oviedo-Blue: two hits _ Joe Elchner (double, two runs), Aaron Giammaluo (two runs); one hit _ Conner Stanley (dou­ ble), Tyler Marlette (run), • Jonathan Golden; two runs _ Cody Lambert; one run _ Luke Dotson. r SAN FORD — You want, to talk domination? Just look what the Red Team from Oviedo did to the rest of the field In the Cal Ripken 3 Minor 'A' District 8 Tournament at the Chase Park !; Youth Sports Complex this past, weekend. ., » The Red Team scored at le a st' 10 runs In each o f Its four ames and only once did it win y Jess titan 10 runs. Oviedo-Red followed an opening game 18-1 victory on Thursday with an 11-3 thump­ ing o f Altamonte Springs on Friday. The team then really hit Its stride on the weekend, white­ washing its sister team from Oviedo, Tram Blue, 13-0, and then whipping Longwood, which became the first team in any division to defeat an Oviedo team, 14-1 in the finals. Longwood had lost its open­ ing game to Oviedo-Blue, 4-2, but got beck to the finals by blitzing Holly H11L 22-2, tdging Altamonte Springs, 4-3, an d avenging . ^ its earlier with a 5 -4 ,7-lnnlng victorr over inning victory ’ Oviedo-Blue in a game in which it trailed 4-0. Oviedo-Red was managed by Ben Nichols with David H eaney and Eric Clapsaddle serving as the coaches. Members of the team were David " D r Heaney, Mac Clapsaddle, Matt Fowler, John Magda, Matt Westrick, Dylan Ortega, David Giealer, Tyler r Nichols, Mike Moore, Justin Tkylor, Austin Dulak and Tbdd Hankins. The results and the offensive performers in each game were: FRIDAY, JUNE 22 RED 11, ALTAMONTE 3 Oviedo-Red: three hits _ Tbdd Hankins (two triples, three See M inor's, Page 2B I J Oviedo tops 11-Only field By Dean Smith Sports Editor M O v M a Sparta C o m p in C u m 1 _ Lorjw ood v » S u ik n l. 4JO pm C u m I _ MoUjr ItiD v » Ovinlo, 7 n m s Firecracker starts today By D u n Smith Sports Editor OVIEDO — Now It's the older boys' turn. After seeing their younger Cal Ripken League All-Stars play their district tourna­ ments this past weekend, the Babe Ruth Baseball 15and-Under All-Stars get their shot in the spotlight starting Thursday afternoon at the Oviedo Sports Complex. The five-team double elimination District 8 Tournament will run through Sunday with the winning team earning a trip to the State Tournament later in July. The tournament opens with the Sanford All-Stars taking on the Longwood All-Stars at 4:30 p.m., fol­ lowed by the Holly Hill All­ Stars against the host Oviedo All-Stars, who will playing under the added pressure of knowing that Oviedo teams have already • won all five of the Cal Ripken district tournaments t SANFORD — The Altamonte Springs 11-Year-Old All-Stars did wnai no other team in the entire rest of the tournaments at the Chase Park Youth Sports Complex could do, beat a team from Oviedo and force the 'if necessary' game. But in the end it was the Oviedo All-Stars again standing above the rest as they claimed the Cal Ripken 11-Year-Old District 8 Tournament Championship. Oviedo appeared to be invin­ cible early on, rolling past Altamonte Springs (18-1) and Holly Hill (1/-0) to earn a spot in the finals. But Altamonte Springs bounced back from the earlier shellacking to oust Sanford, 13­ 1, and Holly Hill, 12- 2, and then played a beautiful game !o defeat Oviedo, 4-3, and force a winner-take-all contest. Altamonte Springs looked like it might be able to pull off Ihe upset, holding a 6-5 lead head­ ing into the bottom of the fourth inning. But Cody Williford led off the frame with a triple and scored on a throwing error on tire same play to tie the game and Zckc Spruill broke Inc game open with a bases-loaded double to highlight a seven-run inning and Oviedo went on to post a 13-6 triumph. Oviedo was managed by John Prano with Gene Williford and Tom Margio serving as his coaches. The roster included Brian Margio, Stephen Bellantoni, Danny Bates, Austin Crocker, Zcke Spruill, Will Riddle, Charles Prano, Nathan Bowersox, Nick Banker, Drew Daggan, Cody Williford, and ayloi Davis. Taylor The; scores and offensive performers from each game! ’were: FRIDAY, JUNE 22 HOLLY HILL 12, SANFORD 9 Holly Hill: two hits _ Justin Cardone (triple, run, two RBI), Josh Hawes (run, RBI); one hit _ Dee Abrams (double, nut, two RBI), Chad Lancaster (run, two RBI), Chris Via, Josh Hull and See Oviedo, Page 3B H if t M photo h f Tbowvy Vtnowt Sanford's Jermaine Casey tags out Altamonte Springs’ Matt Sandford trying to steal second bate as A J. Bartz looks on during 11 -Yser-Otd setfon. . . �I’flRP 211 Wednesday. June 27. 2(X)I T iif. S eminole H erald F irecrack er Continued from page ID The rest of the Florida'contingcnt is led by host DvLand Post 6, the 1998 champion, and was car­ rying a 21-1 record entering this week's play, and West Tampa Post 248, the 1997 champion. Others are Sebastian Post 189, Jacksonville Post 316, Poindana, Jacksonville Post 283, Jupiter Post 271, Jacksonville Post 137, New Smyrna Post 17, Jacksonville Post 88, Venice Post 159, and Ormond Beach Post 267. The field is divided into four five-team divi­ sions and each team will play the four teams in its division. Following the round-robin play, the top two teams from each division will play in a single­ elimination tournament on Saturday and Sunday. Lake Brantley will be in Division A and play Sebastian Post 189 at 5 p.m. today. Post 19 will then play a double-header on Friday at EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach against Jacksonville Post 316 at 9:30 a.m. and Bradenton Post 24 at noon Sebastian, and then take on DcLand Post 6 at 2 p.m. on Friday at 2 J E T S trio com petes in C olorado Sp ecial to the Herald ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO — A trio of Oviedo residents earned the trip of a lifetime when they accompanied Team Florida to compete in the National Cadet (typically 9th and 10th graders) Duals Wrestling Championships, June 14-16. The Florida National Team is comprised of the best wrestlers at each of 13 weight classes in tire state of Florida as deter­ mined by a National Team qual­ ifier held in Tampa at the end of March this year. Those who placed first in each weight class at this state-level qualifying tournament comprised the team that traveled to Englewood to compete against the best wrestlers from 22 teams, repre­ senting 18 different states. Wrestlers competed in the International and Olympic styles of Greco-Roman and Freestyle wrestling at this tour­ nament. Oviedo residents competing at this prestigious event of toplevel wrestling included: Jason Robbins, 103.5 pounds, lost his first two matches and then reeled off 12 straight wins.... going almost unscorcd upon in doing so along the way. Fie finished 4-2 in the GrecoRoman competition and then 80 in the Freestyle portion. Robbins, a member of the Florida JETS summer club, com­ peted at the high school level See Wrestling, Page 3B D w arf C a rs, B a g R acin g , Dem o D erby on local racin g schedule Sp ecial to the Herald TEST AND TUNE BITHLO — This weekend will see varied and odd forms of racing invade the local tracks. Friday night Oune 29th) at Orlando Spccdworld, the Dwarf Cars will be on hand to run with the. regular FASCAR classes of Super Late Model,'Modifieds, Sportsman, Mini Stock, and Super Stock & Strictly Stock which hold a night of heats and features. 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 Oune 30th) at New Smyrna Speedway in Samsula, the amazing Bag Race, where the driver is blindfolded ana the passemgcr must give directions, will be run with a $200 to win purse along with a V-8 Demolition Derby. Also on the schedule will be heats and features in the regular FASCAR divisions of Super Late Model, Late Model, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. Gales open at 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7:30 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located at the cqm er of SR. 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. 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 infonnation 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, or E-Mail at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM. Also you are invited to tunc in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 “The new " VOICE“ o f Stock Car Rntingr every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 j.m . fol' This is a radio show that is devoted to S h o rt' Track Stock Car Racing and is sponsored by New Smyrna Speedway ana 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. p.m. back at Conrad Park. Andy Keating, John Venters and Eric Entrckin coach Orlando Post 19 and the players are Mike Blackstock, Ryan Chlmiclcwski, David Chimilarski, Matt Dobbins, Brett Harney, Ryan Harris, Ray Horal, Nick James, Andrew Laughter, Chris Lidfcldt, Brennan Penland, Geoff Strickland, Tommy Sutton, Jeff Dietz, Scott Swanson, Jonathan Venters, and Kenny Vitek. Sanford will play the evening game (7:30 p.m.) today against Ormond Beach Post 267, made up of players from Seabreeze High School that fin­ ished second in Class 4A this year. On Thursday, Post 53 only plays one game, hosting Conyers, Ga. Post 77 at 2:30 p.m. at Conrad Park. On Friday, Sanford will move over to EmbryRiddle for a 9:30 a.m. game against Venice Post 159 and then return to Conrad Park for a 5 p.m. game against Jacksonville Post 88. Sanford Post 53 is made up of players from Seminole and La'kc Mary high scnools and is coached by Rod Fcrgerson, Mike Powers and M inors Continued from page IB runs, three RBI); two hits _ Mac Clapsaddlc (triple, run), Matt Fowler (run, RBI); one hit _ Austin Dulak (run, two RBI), Mike Moore (run, RBI); two runs _ D.J. Hcarscy; one run _ Tyler Nichols. Altamonte Springs: three hits _ Michael McDonald (double, nin, RBI); two hits _ Randy Sipp (double, run); one hit _ Scan Safford (run). BLUE 4, LONGWOOD 2 Oviedo-Blue: two hits _ Blake Bortels (run); one hit _ Derek sau Bisquonis; one run _ Brad Graham, Cor Quackcnbush, Nick Hagood. Longwood: one hit _ Sean Wilcox (RBI), Luis Canino and Jim Barth (run each), Brett Werner. SATURDAY, JUN E 23 LONGW OOD 22. HOLLY HILL 2 Longwood: two hits _ Brett Werner (triple, three runs, three RBI), Erik Lee (triple, run, three RBI), Anthony Siler (double, five runs, RBI), Sean Wilcox (double, two runs, three RBI), Craig Martin (double, two runs, RBI), Luis Canino (run, RBI), Jason Thomann (three runs); one hit _ Matt Roche (two runs, RBI), Jim Barth (run, RBI), Aaron Collier (two runs), Chris Gilmore (RBI). n Holly Hilh one h i t . Jake " Ralph ilph LaRosa, uiKosa. Making up the me roster are Stephen Step Apfcl, Bryan Armstrong, Trevor Berryhill, yhill, Kyle Bono, Ryan Bono, Jake Davis, Matt Fraysler, ravslt Uriah Kimmig, Chris Krall, Jason louwsma. Matt Mergo, Mehul Patel, Tucker Pearce, Angelo Petracca, Dominic Petracca, Brandon Pharis, Adam Sanabria, and Robert Ycro. Championship Play will be Saturday. At Conrad Park, the Winner of Division B will take on the Runner-Up from Division A at 10 a.m. and the Winner of Division A taking on the Runner-Up from Division B at 12:30 p.m. At the Sperling Sports Complex (on SR 92 head­ ing towanl Daytona), the Winner of Division C plays the Runner-Up from Division D at 10 a.m. and the Winner of Division D faces the RunnerUp from Division C at 12:30 p.m. The semifinals will be played at Conrad Park in the evening with the 10 a.m. game winner meet­ ing at 5 p.m. and the 12:30 p.m. game winners squaring off at 8 p.m. The Championship Game is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at Conrad Park. , Vukclja (triple, RBI), Kyle Staggers (double, RBI), David Clarke (run); one run _ Orris Contino. ALTAMONTE 15, SANFORD 5 Altamonte Springs: three hits _ Shane McDadc (triple, double, two runs, RBI); two nits . Michael McDonald (run, two RBI), Anthony Richards (two runs). Josh Turner (run); one hit _ Randy Sipp, Robert DeVoogo and Chris Atkins (run and RBI each), Josuc Cotto (two runs), Grayson Pylant (run); two runs _ Sean Safford; one run _ Adam Ovorbay. Sanford: one hit _ DennLs Proulx (run, two RBI), Ryan • Kuscv (two RBI), Robert Sancs (run), Anthony Contono; two runs _ Henry Colyer; one run _ Andre Dcbosc. RED 13, BLUE 0 Oviedo-Red: four hits . Tyler Nichols (triple, double, five RBI); two hits _ Mac Clapsaddlc (three runs); one hit _ Austin Dulak (triple, two runs, two RBI), Matt Fowler (double, two runs, two RBI),. Dylan Ortega (double, RBI), Todd Hankins (two runs, RBI), D.J. Hcarscy and John Magda (run each); one run _ Mike Moore, David Gicsler. Oviedo-Blue: one hit _ Blake Bortele. . „i LONGW OOD 4, ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S 3 - Longwood: one hit. Matt Roche (double, run, RBI), Brett Wemer (run, RBI), Erik Lee and Anthony Siler (run each), Jason Thoman; RBI .Jim m y Barth. Altamonte Springs: one hit _ Sean Safford (RBI), Shane McDadc, Robert Dcvoogo; run _ Randy Sip, Mike McDonald, Grayson Pylant. SUNDAY, JUNE 24 LONGWOOD 5, BLUE 4 Longwood: two hiLs _ Brett. Wemer (two RBI); one hit _ * Jimmy Barth (triple, run), Aaron Collier (double, two runs), Chris Gilmore (run), Matt Roche (RBI), Anthony Siler, Luis Canino; one run _ Chad Martin. Oviedo-Blue: three Flits _ Blake Bortels (triple, double, run, three RBI); two runs _ Trevor Berry; one run _ Tyler Hobncr. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RED 14, LONGWOOD 1 Oviedo-Red: two hits _ Matt Fowler (double, two runs, five RBI), Todd Hankins (three runs, RBI), Dylan Ortega (run); one hit _ Mac Clapsaddlc (two RBI), Austin Dulak (RBI), ly ie r Nichols and D.J. Hearsey (run each); three runs _ John Magda; two runs _ David Gicsler; one run _ Justin Taylor. Longwixxi: two hits _ A nthony. S ile r (ru n); o n e hit . i f A aron C yllier, B rett W em er, Jason Thoman. 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The Bass Tracker boats will be rented through TUrkcy Lake Park as part of the FISH ORLANDO! boat loaner program co-sponsored by the City of Orlando, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and Bass Pro Shops in Orlando. The first day the boats will be available for use by the general public Is June 30. The cost Is $5 per boat per day, and normal operating hours will be Thursday through Sunday, one hour before first light until 11 a.mi To make a reservation using a credit card, call 407-299-1248. T h i s Is the onlv program of its kind that I know of In Florida where people can rent a fish­ ing boat for only $5. It has taken a lot o f work and cooperation by the city, FWC and Bass Pro Shops to make these boats available and 1 expect reser­ vations will be filled very quickly," said Jim Sweatman, FWC's Fish Orlando! coordinator. FISH ORLANDO! Is a program designed to "Bring Quality Fishing lo Families" in the greater Orlando area. Spearheaded by the FWC, It Is sup­ ported by the City of Orlando, City o f Ocoee, Orange County and Bass Pro Shops Orlando. To get to TUrkcy Lake Park: Off 1-4 take the exit for Kirkman Road north. Go north (right) onKirkman to Conroy. Go west (left) on Conroy W restlin g— Continued from page 2B last year as an 8lh grader for Jacksonville Bolles, where he was a district champ, a regional champ, and took 5th place at the Florida HS state tournament in Class 1A at 103 pounds. Kyle Coffman, 112 pounds, went 5-1 in the Greco-Roman competition and 4-4 In the Freestyle portion for a 9-5 over­ all tally. As a 103 pound fresh­ man at Oviedo High School Coffman, also wrestles for the Florida JETS during the sum­ mer, was a Seminole Athletic Conference champ, a district champ, a regional runner-up, and state qualifier....just one of four freshman in the state of Florida to qualify for the state tourney at the Class 3A big school level Hla freshman campaign included a 30-7 record, With 23 pins-.lust two off the school record. Allen Dillon, 182£-pounds, just started wrestling two years Lecals until you pet to the second light (Hiawassce). Go north (right) on Hlawasscc. The park’s entrance is on the right side of Hiawassee just past the Florida Turnpike overpass. Once inside the park, take a right and follow the road until you sec the sign for the boat docks and swimming pool. Take a left at that sign, follow the road Into the parkin; lot and then walk down the paved footpatn past the swimming pool to the boat docks and conces­ sion shack. P U B L IC M E E T IN G A N N O U N C E M E N T TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announces two public meetings conducted by a Subcommittee of the Commission, to which all interested persons aie invited. The first meeting will be TUesday, July 19th, from 9 a,m. to 4 p.m. at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, 2nd Floor Conference Room, Bryant Building, 620 South Meridian Street, Thllahassee, to discuss the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission budget proposals for the fiscal year 2002-2003 and make recommendations to the Commission. The second meeting will be TUesday, August 14th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., to discuss the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Legislative proposals for the 2002 Legislative Session and make recommendations lo the Commission. For further information, contact James Antlsta, General Counsel, 620 South Meridian Slrect, Tallahassee, at (850) 487-1764. ago and made the Florida National Team. Also a JETS summer wrestler, Dillon went 13 in the Greco-Roman competi­ tion, and 1-5 In the freestyle event at Englewood. He will be entering his fresh­ man campaign at Oviedo this fall with lots of experience at state, regional, and national level. The experience o f fadng • the best in the nation will bode well for his acceleration Into the high school spotlight o f Florida wrestling come this fall. Team Florida was coached by Orlando resident, Jason Fulmore, and Oviedo resident, Tom Coffman. Coach Fulmore coaches at Gateway HS and the Panther Wrestling Club (sum­ mer wrestling dub). Coach Coffman coaches for the Florida JETS Wrestling Club (summer wrestling clubj. Doth are n a tio n ­ ally certified coaches under the National Cdadidc Ediidtddn ' Program, a national-level certifi­ cation program sponsored by USA Wrestling, the national governing body for US and Olymplc-Tevel wrestling. Robbins, Coffman afia Dillon will also compete for the Florida National Team at the world's largest and toughest HS-Ievcl tourney in the world next month, July 15-28, in Fargo, North Dakota. In Fargo, weight dasses have over 100 of the best high school kids in the nation entered. It is the tourney where college coaches do their next level recruiting watch. Also compet­ ing in Fargo will be Oviedo High School and JETS C u b members, Eric Christiansen and Buddy Harrison. But next up for these three outstanding wrestlers and the entire Florida JETS Wrestling Club is the Florida Amateur Wrestling Association (FAWA) State Wrestling Championships in Lakeland this weekend, June 30-through-July 1: The Florida JETS Wrestling d u b is the defending FAWA state champ!- tterted photo by Tommy VW*m Tha Sanford 11-Year-Old All-Stars coaching staff go es over strategy In the dugout prior J o competing In the Cal Ripken Major-11'a District 8 Baseball Tournament at the C h ase Park Youth Sports Complex this past Saturday. Oviedo Continued from page IB Zach Snipes (two runs each); two runs _ Ed Budgen. Sanford; one hit _ Jermaine Casey (two runs), Dustin Rivera and Skyler Cowhlg (run each); two runs _ Rowdy Miller; one run,_ Nick Dctmer, Justin Smith, Phillip Basti. O VIEDO 18, ALTAMONTE 1 Oviedo: four hits _ Cody Williford (double, four runs, two RBI); three hits _ Nathan Bowcrsox (triple, double, RBI); two hits _ Austin Crocker (two runs, RBI); one hit _ Charles Prano (triple, two runs, RBI), Nick Banker (four runs), Zeke Spruill (two runs), Stephen Bcllantoni (RBI); two runs _ Drew Daggan; one run _ Brian Margio, Taylor Davis; one RBI _ Danny Bates. Altamonte Springs; two hits _ Matthew Sandford (triple, KUO; one hit _ Noah Plant, Johnny Radoscvich; one run _ Jarred East. SATURDAY, JUNE 23 ALTAMONTE SP R IN G S 13, SAN FO RD 1 Altamonte Springs: two hits _ Joey Solitro (double, run, RBI), Matt Sandford (run, RBI), Luis Padilla (run); one hit _ Jay Nondick (triple, three runs, RBI), Johnny Radosevich (double, two runs, RBI), Adam Safford (run, two RBI), Noah Plaid (two runs), David Godber (run); one run _ Drew Schiano. Sanford; one hit _ Jermaine Casey (run); one RBI _ Roddy Heckle. O VIEDO 17, HOLLY HILL 0 Oviedo: three hits _ Cody Williford (two doubles, two runs, four RBI); two hits _ Zeke Spruill (two runs, RBI); one hit _ Charles Prano (double, three runs, three RBI), Steve Bcllantoni (three runs, RBI), Nick Banker and Will Riddle (two runs, RBI each), Danny Bates (run, RBI), Austin Crocker, Nathan Bowcrsox; one run _ Taylor Davis, Brian Margio. Holly Hill: one hit _ Chad Lancaster. ALTAMONTE SP R IN G S 12, HOLLY HILL 2 Altamonte Springs: two hits _ Jay Nordick (double, two runs, two RBI), Jim Radosmrlch (dou­ ble, run, two RBI), Joey Solitro and Luis Padilla (run, RBI each), Adam Safford (run); one hit _ David Godber (double, run, RBI), Noah Piard (three runs). Matt Sandford and Drew Schiano (run each). Holly Hill: two hits Chris Via (RBI); one hit _ Josh Hull and Dec Abrams (run each), Chad Lancaster, Zach Snipes. SUNDAY, JUNE 24 ALTAMONTE 4, O VIED O 3 Altamonte Springs: two hits Noah Piard (RBI), Drew " Schiano; one hit _ Joey Solitro (double, run, RBI), Luis Padilla (double, ran); ran, RBI _ Jarred East; one ran _ Matt Sandford. Oviedo: one hit _ Cody Williford (double, ran, RBI), Charles Prano and Nick Banker (ran each). CHAMPIONSHIP GAME OVIEDO 13, ALTAMONTE 6 Oviedo: three hits _ Zeke Spruill (two doubles, three runs, four RBI); two hits _ Charles Prano (double, ran, three RBI); one hit _ Cody Williford (triple, two runs), Nick Banker (ran, two RBI), Stephan Bcllantoni (two runs), Austin Crocker; two runs, RBI _ Nathan Bowcrsox; two runs _ Danny Bates. A ltam o n te Springs-, tw o h its _ Joey Solitro (ran, two RBI), David Godber (two RBI), Noah Piard (run); one hit _ /ay Nordick (run); one run _ Matt Sandford, Luis Padilla, Adam Safford. Lecals L ecals Rug* woy. I * * Miry, a s m e M S DOU0M Awnun. SUM 100 Alm onte SertTQt. 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FLORIDA togatear ante ai alnjc- Aa Daoury Clark IF Y O U A R E A PERSON WITH A U S ABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION M ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN TF68 PROCEED­ ING. YOU ARE ENTTU ED AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THE PROW SION OF CERT (UN ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT THE SEMI­ NOLE OONTY COURTHOUSE, EXHIBIT A UNIT 1601, IN BUILDING 16. NORTHLAKE VILLAGE CO NDO­ MINIUM VO ANO AN UNOTVIOED INTEREST OR SHARE IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPUR­ TENANT TH E R E TO IN ACCOR­ DANCE WITH ANO SUBJECT TO THE COVENANTS. CONDITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. EASEMENTS. TERMS AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE DECLARATION OF CON­ DOMINIUM OF NORTHLAKE V6-LADE CONDOMINIUM VII AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1141. PAGE 40] THROUGH 474. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ANO SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENTS THERETO AVa 1601 N NORTHLAKE DRIVE. SANFORD. F I 37771 DATED tote 6 day te A » » . TOOL Mary Anna Mona A i Cterti at tad Court By lAary Stroup* A* Iterator Cterti In Aanrdanca WXh TNa Arnartcana Property Addraw 357 Crytete Rid0. Way, LaAa Mary, a 37740 ' �I’ll SC 4 B L Wednesday. June 27. 2001 eg als NOTICE O f SAL* — An auction of v t n il »,1Dt CHK14*40M7*€ wU ba h M at 2 106 S A tff Lana, 0*n*v*.FL at 10AM 7/VD1 D*Mari may **tpad 4* v Mi from 0-10AM tw day of auction Tamw art cash or cartftad fund* only Proparty fwnar ratarvat flua nghi to aecapt or rafuaa any and al tad* Put*»h Juna 24, 27, and Jufy 1, 2001 L T iie S eminole I I erald d documant. and totormanon F U u . to comply can rsaut In aanckona. toctodng da m lu* or uratog d ptoadnot Dalad JUNE 13.2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT B y Nancy R Wlntor Oaputy Clark Pubiah: Jena 27. and J d y 4,11,13. 2001 B8134 08145 N O T K I OP AUCTION TN* auction wrif ba hard on July 17, 1001 al 900 AM al 325 AuMn A va. Osrtado. FL. Auction from I AM unti 6PM. Items art catfi or caniftad fund* onfy. Onado Tbwmg raaarvaa Via right to aocapt or rafuaa any and al b*d» Tha toaoMtog vahtta* ara offarad tot bids 2000 CHEVY BLAZER 10 N C S 1VW8YK282772 19B9CHRYS 4OR 1C38C0636KO570664 1963 TOYOTA JT2AE720700006169 Publish Juna 27, 2001 B8153 NOT1CC PUBLIC NOTICE la haraby gfvan mat, on Via data and al Oma istad batow, and continuing from day to M l al puMc auction, to Via NghaU biddar, tor cash, al Via warahouaa 5TORAOE USA, locatad al 7400 W Colonial D r. Odando. FL. 32618. N contanti of ma atoraga units contain* Ing housahok] and / or butanaas goods, for rant and cthar charyai tot wtach a fean on aama la ctaimba to at: DATE O f SALE 7/2M01 TIME O f SALE 10 am FERNANDO CASTANO 4304, STEPHANIE JONES 41022 RENEE ROSS 42001, JAMES BARNES 41018. ERIC HERNANOC2 42066 VERALEANE WATSON 4216, LUIS TREJO 4218 DAVID WEBB 4126 AuctionaarSTORAOE PROTEC­ TION AUCTION SERVICES. 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JOHN DOE. a V s MARK STAFFORD and RONALD STAFFORD and JANE DOE. a/Va DENISE STAFFORD iators Dafandants, I wR sal to Vi# htghast and bail NtMtf tor cash, at w ill front door ©I1 tha Gaminofa County Co u T io u h In Ha Cay d Santord, Flood* *1 11-00 odock A M . on Thursday, n I I dry d M r . n o t . kw lc*o-ing dn g t u d property, s* *M lorth In said Summary Final Judgment al Foredoaur* Inducing Award a l Attorney*' Faaa and Cod*, to wa Lot «. m Block 0. d CHARTER OAKS. UNIT ONE, amorXig to N Pial ewraoI, a . recorded to Rtol Book I*, al Pao* *3. d toa Pubic Record! d Sarnmda County. Ftonda OATEO ana 1« day d A n a , 1001. MaryArvw Mona. Ctork By Mary Slnaaw Dwxffv Clark Dams# M Rosanthal, ESQUIRE ADORNO * B U R , PA 2001 Souto Baydura Drive So** 1(00 Miami. Florida 3313J uosnsusu V you ara a parson wan a M B , ■too naods any aooommodadon to ordsr to peraokwu to Sat prooaadtog. you ara anadad, al no ood to you, to toe provtoion d certain aaelstanca Pleas* contact Court AdnMstraSon al SOI Norto Park Avarua. Buna NS01. Banlord. Florida 31771 (*070234227, warm (2) working days d your racalpl d to* neaoe: < you ora hsersig or voice impavsd, cal 1 (900) 9654771. Pubtoh J u s f t . and Jd y *. 2001 BB1B3 M THE CMCLJfT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH Ju n C U L C M C U TT M A M ) FOR I COUNTY, C A M NO 0I-OR-2627-02D-L IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF RATT1 ANN BALDWIN. JAMES MICHAEL BALDWIN. NOT1CS OP ACTION FOR DISSOLUTION O f MAARUOC TO JAMES MICHAEL BALDWIN unknown YOU ARE NOTVICD to* an acton has baan Nad agaswl you and to* you ara raqdrad to tarva a copy d your wnnan dilw m i. I any. to a on Petitioner. PATTI ANN BALDWIN. a IM S Fraymerk 32701. on or baton J L Y 232001. and Sto too origtod wffii too dark d toa court M 301 N.PARK AVE.8AN F O R O .FL baton aarvtoa on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR K M M O L S COUNTY, FLOMDA PROBATE « V W O N File Numbar 01432-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF DOROTHY M MORRISON. NOT1CC OP AOM M STRAHON Tha admtnirtratton d toa atlaia d DOROTHY M. MORRISON. Deceased. Fla Nurtoar 01-632-CP. * pending to toa C m * Court tor Bamtooto Counry. Ftonda. Probale DMeton. toa k M t. i i d Mvch n M l N. Park Avenue, Bardord. Ftortda 32771. Tha names and aadraasai d ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T A l persona on whom to* Nodes la •erved who hava odacnona mat chalenga toa vaNNy d toa WB. to. qualification* d toa Panonal Rapmaraatow. w k a or |ur1adc3on d to* Court ara rsqurad to Ma toss obyeettona w«h to* 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 i n d t r i d toa Oecedan and etoer parson* having claim* or danwyH against DacadanTi adata on shorn a copy d to* notice * da* d toa 3rd piirtcaaon d to* Noace mu* Ms toad clam. w*i to* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SER­ VICE O f A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l oto* cracaore d toa Decedent and parson* having claim* or demand* again* toa Decadent1* Court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha da* d toa Mat piMcaaon d to* Noaoa * June 27,2001. NANCY BKATES-WEARY 3123 Noah Court Daeona. Ftortda 32733 Attorney lor JAMES A BARKS 1120 W. Fim Street, Sto B Sadord. Ftortda 32771 (407)3211-1224 Florida B. B * No. 137834 Pubiah Jun* 27, *id Jd y 4,2001 BB13S M THB CStCUIT CO UN T POR S C N M O U COUNTY, FLO R D A P N O B A TIO M B IO N FltoHo, B1-343-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF FLORA EVELSI2ER FLORA EVELSIZER, dacaaaad. Fla Nuryto* 01-«43^P. k pandtod In toa e n d Court lor Samtod* Coumy. riorKM, rfo w w Lmrmon, ma addraaa of which k : P.O. Drawar C.. 8antord. Florida 32771 The name and addaaa d toa Persond RapraaaraatomY K k n a y A U M TEREBTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT cha3enga to* vwedty d to* w a. t a guaMcabona d toa Panon* n* pranm «» *. van *, or peladeIon d to* Cout ara ra**ad to Ma toeb obtedtone alto to* Court WITH­ IN TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH W TY DAYS AFTER TH E 0ATE O f BERVIC8 O f A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradton d toa daesdam and otoer persona having daima or danwirtt againK idaoadMfi aitait on atoom a copy d to* ndDcaW aarvad w*hjn toraa montoe m itt 3* data d to* lr* pubkealon d to* Court WITHIN TH E LATER O f THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION o f n a s n o t i c e o n t r o t t y DAY8 AFTER T I C DATE O F SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f T H S NOTICE ON THEM A l oto* cradaora d toa dacadant and persona having claims or ***** m a t M* t o * d t o a v to to* Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAM S. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS H O T SO FE ED W KL BE FOREVER BARRED The da* d toa b d PiMcaaon d toa noaoa H J n 27, M O L KENNETH M. BEANE ESQ 370 No. Orlando Ava , Su** 10O4A MaMand, Ftonda 32751 Telephone (407)329-1331 Fa* No (407)633-200* Ftonda Bar No. 117307 Altomay lor KEim CTH M BEANE ESO Ftonda Bar No 117307 870 No. i MaMand, Florida 32781 Telephone (407)323-1MI F u No. 1407)633-2004 Pub*to Jun* 27. and Jd y 4. 2001 60133 M THB C M C U T COURT, M AND FOR BtM M OLS COUNTY, PLOMOA CASS NO. 31-CA443-14-P CONSECO FtoiANCE 8ERVKINQ CORPORATION, a corporabun. IV * GREEN TR EE FINANCIAL SERVICING CORPORATION, a may be N you tel to do ao, • datodl rr araarad aoato* you tor toa Ccpwi d a l court doouneraa to ffito caaa. n t o t o g order*. ara i H i Wi d toa Clwk d toa C b o * Courts ofltos. You may nvto* toaaa door­ mens upon request You mud kaap too Ctork d too Crroj4 Courts office nodtod d your curiam sddraas (You may Ms Nones d Cunam Ad— aa Florida Family Law Form IS J IM h lt o r a papara to tola lawaul wN ba maaad to toa addraaa on raonrd d toa dark WARNING Rda 12236. Florida Famty Law Rut** d Pncadwa. L fgals EUGENE F. RAGAN and FRANCES E RAGAN. E c a i d . NOTICE OF SALE Huaca l* hereby given toat pur auam to an ordar or a aunmaryllnd (udgmam d kesdoate* araarad In la * M l County. Ftonda. deaertbad a* A l d to* property located * 1100 Anpaho Tree. Cay at Ganava. County d B w n k . Sta* d Ftortda more paracutorty dawaibad a*Saa E to M A aasdwd hwaio and by toa rsla ra m made a part hated ugato.r* * h tod certain 1333. 70*14 Bay eg als Spring mob** homa. a«rtal reenter GE0206633A EXHIIIIT "A* OSCEOLA ACRES. lUnracordacf) Lot 34 Thai pared d land lying In Bacbon 8. Township 10 South, Range 12 Ea*t. Satrunoia Counry, Florida, BEGINNING al toa 6outoaa*l ow­ ner d u d Sectton 8. nm along toa East tna d Mid Sacbwi 0. and to. cantdkna d a 60 tool rlghl ol way d Oaosda Road. North 00 dey vn. 00 mlnulaa 21 tacon* Wa*. 234137 *aL to*nca nei North 00 degree* 03 M U M 48 taoond) Ea*. 863 17 la*, totnea nei North 33 d*tyaa* 63 nanu** 03 taoond* We*L 25 00 leal to toa Wa* nghi d way d said Osceola Road, tw ice nei Norto 39 degrees 63 mends* 03 Mcondt Waal 3 3 X tost toanoa run Bouto OO degree* 03 mends* 64 aacondt Wm L I860 00leal to 3 * POINT OF BEGINNING: tw ic e run Bourn 00 dagraa* 03 meruit* 64 leconct* Wa*L 3 X 0 0 tod, toanoa run Norto 33 dagraa* S3 mlnulaa 03 eeconda Wad. 708 66 leal, toanea run Norto M dagraa* 18 meneai 2$ aacond* East J M 00 Mac toanea nei Souto 39 dagraaa 63 menaw 06 aacwid* Ea*. 708 46 leal to toa POINT OF BEGINNING Tha abora rtoaertoad parcel to aubHct to an IngrauEgrau Eaaarrwra on toa Northerly 36 la d at toa Eaatorty X tod. d putrtc m * . to toa N d * * and ba* bidder let cadi, d toa Wa* From Door Sanvno* Counry Courthouaa to Banlord. Florida *1 1130 a m on J d y 13. 2001. Dated to* 18 day d Jun*. 2001. (Court Saai) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT BY: Mary Stroup. A* Dapdy Clark LAWRENCE J BERNARD. ESQUIRE ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 1*03 OUNN AVENUE, SUITE 20 JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32218 (304)7614980 -> AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) NOTICE todvtdudi wfh d*aMBM naadng a raaatmab* aooommodaltori to parIICIplil In *rw| pfOCftMiny inouKl contact to* Court admuuitrstor'a oMca. a* toon u potato* I haartogknpalrad. 1400365-3771 (TTD). or 14004564770 (V) Ma Florida R*ay Sandca Pubtdi Ju n . 27. and JWy 4. 2001 B6167 M THB CVtCUIT COURT OP THE j u d ic ia l c u ic u rr IN AND FOR COUNTY. CABENO.t 01-DR-2333420-W IN RE: Th* Marrtag* d . Bcoa Ekton Chrtoaanaon, H udw ut to N o n c a o r a c t io n DISSOLUTION OF MARR1AGE TO. Boo3 Ekton Chtwaarwon YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toal an aclon tor daeoktoon d mamag* haa baan Mad agatod you and you ara required to tan* a copy d your 3 any. to 1 on whOM addn i l * 777 Sandplpw Ln Caaaat w ry, F I. 32707. on w baton J1AY 16,2001,13_, and h* tfw orig­ inal wfh tha c*rk d to* court before *atvk* on PaWorw or tovtwkatoly awaahar M you l*a u do » . a 044*1* wM b* araarad agaaw you tor to* talar damandad to toa pee Son. ’ WARNING RDM 12265. Ftortda Fam*y Law R dat d Pnocadura. raqdrat cartain automalc dadoaura d document* and totorvnatton. Fade* to eomdy can raid! to MnoDona, todudng dankaael or abtitog d ptoadng* WITNESS my hand and toa ta d d to* court on JUNE 8.2001. MARYANNE MORSE Clark d to* C a o * and Cowdy Court me.. a■---- . n ■■*■ * ojr. wwnc|r n. WHHvf Deputy Dark Pubiah: Jun* 27. and Jdy 4,11.13. 2001 IN THB O R CU IT COURT OF THE u r n JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O f FUHUOA 81 AND FOR S O dN O LE COUNTY JURISDICTION OTVISION Cat* No. 8I-C A -U I7 -14-K North A/rwtoin iMoftgsgti Compeiry, PUUMTIFF. V*. y* vw Thomat, Rootana* Kmort. Char*** Lakay Thom**. teWnown p*rion(i) to p n m u to n d to* lubtacl rad property 3 1 ;____ _ unknown pwnonfi) bi pniiwition of N tubfocf root proporfy 42. V lying, and al wiknown parka* daantog by. through, under and agalt*i to* mad d*4andan(*) who ara known to b* dead or atom. Corporation IV * TUSMortgaga, Inc. Tha Money Store. American TO DEFENDANT NOTICE O f ACTION Roost*** NBton f tvaig and a* unknown port** datoang by. through, under and against to* not known to ba dead or atv*. davtaaat, dam an*: grama**, or other who** n*Idenc* to L eg a l s WTTNESS my hand and h i wal d Mid Court on JUN 13 2001,. (SEAL) Maryann* Mori* Aa Ctork d to* Court ByRutoNng A* Dapdy Ctork COOtUS I BTAWIARSKI. P A 4010 Boyaood Boutovard SdM 460 Tampa. FL 33307 Telephone (313)8774003 C3S41041-2134 Pubiah Jun* 27. and Jd y 4. 2001 BB163 El TH* CIRCUIT COURT O F TH E 1 3 TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 3EW HOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION No. 331141CA-14-A Chevy ChaM Bank. F S B , PLAINTIFF v* John W Paiorut; Unda Mart* Englaman IV a Unda M. Patoraa. at d, DEFENDANTS AMENDED NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE BALE None* to hereby ghan toal. pdluanl to an Ordar natchaduiing Foradoaura Sato dalad June 16. 2001, and araarad to cNt caaa num­ ber 9B1242CA-1IA d V* CJrtxA Court d toa ISto Judctol d c u a to and far Samlnoia County. Ftortda. wharato CHEVY CHASE BANK, F S B , to Plaintirt and . rt-’i t . Oatondani(i). I wM aa* to toa highed and ba* bktoar tor caah * toa Wa* hod door d toa Bamtooto Codify Courthouaa to Sanford. Ftortda. Sammoto Counry, Ftortda. al 110000 AM on to* 13 day d Jdy. 2001. toa tokowaigdMcitui) properly M M l lotto to **Jd Final Jud^rw*. LO T 63. LAKE ROOERS ESTATES, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 43. PAGES 36 THROUOH 40. INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTE Pursuant to to* Fair Dad Collection Pradlca* Act you ara advtoad to* tot* tow hm w deemed to ba a dad coaedw aflsmpang to colad a dad and any H o rn a to i obtained w* be used lor toal p d poa*. Datad E * 13 day d J d * . 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Ctork d CacuE Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Ctoik COOILIS 6 STAWIARSKJ. P A 4010 Boy*cod Bodevard, Sdto 460 Tampa, a 33607 TMaphona: (813)3774003. PubMi Jur* 27, and Jd y 4,2001 BB170 TH ICM CU TT CO UR T OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT Mid Final Sunnary Judgment, to mt: LOT 35, SRHINO RUN PATIO HOMES. ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF BOOK 31. PAGES 63 and 87. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS rrry hand and to* teal d to* court on Jun* 13. 3001. (COURTSEAl) MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk Attorney lor Plant* Brian L Rotator. Eeqdr* Steven B Oreedleto. P A Suite 402 7000 We* Petowflo Park Road Boca Raton. Ftortda 33433 Tatophona: (631)1923X1 Facakni* (5810924936 Pubkah Jun* 27. and Jd y 4. 2001 BB172 M THE ORCUTT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOMDA CASB NO.: OO-CA-111619-0 DAG ENTERPRISES OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. INC . COMMERCIAL RESOURCE ASSOCIATES. INC. dtva MASTER ORAFIX and NEA STRINGER. AHCNO tO NO TIC* O f fORSCLOBURB BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to*. MEM* !* to an Ordar Ratahing Foratcnaura Sato datad jure is. 2001, araarad to C M Cats Number 00-CA-1318-1B-Q d to* Ckcua Court d to* Eighteento Judldel Ctrout. In and tor Samtooto Coney. Ftonda. on to* 13 day d Jdy, 2001, at 1100 A m ..* to* We* Front Door d to* Samnoto County Courthouaa. M l N. Park Avenue, Senford. Ftortda 32771, n* inderugnad Ctork wfl Oder tor aato to toe hrghe* and property deaertred to EihErk *A* EXHMTT ‘A* 1. A l inventory. 2. A l equfamenl (todudng toat tstad on toa tnachad M d equipment), aianmrtatoa. kucka. ooden, oompultfi and roiltrf eofNwo, omoa lumAura. Imptoitonere i. krturee m irad to to* buetoeea and a l otoer d*« 3 A l lt d * and Eka* to 3i* nemea far any toarad udLrad to toe b u d neea: 4, All paraonnai rwcords of arnploy* w r d l a buetoiu . markettogakjdapTid u fa. va*mtorw. and conaiAtog dudaa and al ctoar raoon* and reports rataitog to E * u s e d pur* chaaad and E * tabBMa aaaumad by Buyer, and a* prkaad and dhar B2IMNOIB COUNTY, CIVk. ACTION C A M NO. E3-213 CA DTY1340N 14-L FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK FrtVA FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK O f NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK O f FLORIDA, SUSAN B LEVENTHAL, *1 aL t> NOTICE O f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Final Judpnam d Mortgage Foradoau* ddad May 17, 2001 and araarad to Caaa NO. 39213 CA d EM CatuE C a u l d to* EIGHTEENTH Ju d d d Ctoul to m a tor SEMINOLE Codity. Ftortda wharato FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F4UA FIRST UNION NATION­ AL BANK OF NORTH CAROUNA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK O f FLORIDA, to to* Platoon and SUSAN B LEVENTHAL: STEVEN L LAURENCE. ESO: an to* Dalancfanto. I wR M l to t * high** and ba* bidder far cadi al W EST FRONT DOOR O f THE SEMMOLE CO UN TY COURTHOUSE, SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA * 110OAM, on toa 24to (toy d Jdy. 2001. to* Utowtog daaenbad property a* ad lotto in tald Flrwl Judgment LO T 2. BLOCK A. SWEETWATER OAKS. SWEETWATER SHORES U. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED El PLAT BOOK 20. PAGE S3. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY FLORIDA M C A 206 GREEN LAKE CIR. LONOWOOO. a 32773 WITNESS MY KANO and to* M d d to* Codl on Jim* 202001. (SEAL) Meryenne Mora* Ctork d to* Cmu* Court By Mery Bbtxp* Deputy Ctork Echevarria AAtaocntea. P A P O. Boa 36013 Tampa. Ftortda 33623-6013 F89000813 "See American* wkh OtoabMto* A d « you at* a parson w«h a daaldry who naada scconmcitoean to order to paruepe* In Vito prooaadtog, y u are anokad * no co* to you. tor toa provtoaton d cartain art*tanca Plea** oorkad Court AdnHdraEon * 201 N. Park Aranua, Bardord, Ftortda 32771. telephone numbar (407)3364227. wtoin 2 waking days d yod rocapl d to* document. g hearing Impaired. (TOO) 13004364771. P d W h June 37, and Jd y 4,1001 08171 In to* Clrcu« Court 1007 Sankad. FL 32771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal *n acton tor toredoaie* d mortgage on toa L eg a ls County, C A M NO.: 06CA -1M 3-14G BanakcUl Ftonda. toa. * Delaware Corporebon. LOT 12. MAYFAIR SECTION FIRST ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 38. AS RECORD­ ED El THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. SAID LANO SITUATE. LYINO AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA haa baan M*d agism you and you ara rsqdrad to aarva a copy d your wnaan deNnes*. < any. to E. on KIMBERLY A MATUUS. Altomay It* toa PleaWl. wTu m addraaa m Codk* AStawdnU. P A 4010 Boyaood Bodwvard Sue* 460 Tamp*. FL 33607 on or batora Ekrty days turn to* daw d to* first pubacaaon d to* none* and *s to* ort(pi« wkh to* Clark d to* Court athar batora tame* on PlamdTa altomay or mmadaWy Earaakr, dharwla* * dato* a* b* Robert V Coafce. * * . DdendanKH RE-NOTICE OP BALE (PubSeh to Senvnole Hereto) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p d tuanl la an Order Ratchaddrig Foractoaura aato dated June 16. 3001. entered to C M C u e No - 00CA-1363-14-G d toe C w d l Court d to* Eighteen*! Ju d o * Ckcul h and tor Bamtooto County, Ftonda. where­ to Benehdal Ftortda. Inc . Plant*, and Robert V. Coal* Buaan C. Coaka. HamaAnwican CradL too, at>a Upland Mortgage. a Permeytvenw corporakon. The Sprtnga Cotnmunay Aaeodakon. tog a Ftortda corporation. Jana Doe. Unknown Tenant to Poaaeaaun. and John Do*. Unknown Tenant to NOTE: Puratara to to* F « r Data CoEadnn Pracbcaa A a you ara adMaad tod to* tow Inn * deemed to ba a dad oodactor m ampkng to oalad a dad and any totormabon w* ba uaad far EW pur- I w* aa* to to* Nghe* btoder tor cash d toa Wa* Front Duct d to* Serrano* Coiaay Ccdtoma*. X I Norto Park Avan*. Sankad, Ftonda. 32771 * 11.00 a m on to* on E * 13 day d Jdy. 2001, th* lollowing deed bed rad property at ad Into to plea, todudng oopWed a* prkaoda d kdormaEon contotoed to any computor adlwara d Era bm to n a and audttdhrara. 8. A l ti ttvoary and cBiar knpnrasd buatoaac raoordk (or aqaaa toaraof). toa hd* to racatva ma* and otoer conemaacakona and dkpmarki d merthenrdM addr i l l l d to to* bi*in*M and to* nd< to talaphena run ban: 8. markers anoa to Ftortda d toa bualnaa* to toa axlant permeted und* toa lawa d toa Bra* d Florida. 7. A l o**r aaaa* d every nrkaa and daacrtpkon d toa buatoaaa. todudng but nd ImAad to toa tolowtog *WTW to to* SKtare to* toey ara ndakaady ' “ 8. Tha lea rafaung to 1010 1103. Akamonl 33714. MASTER ORAFIX EQUIPMENT U S T PRESS SPECIALTIES ENVELOPE FEEDER PACKARD BELL 804*3 OX-2 COMPUTER 11 X DOOOC CARAVAN HP D ES K JET 1600C COLOR PRINTER M CflO TEX E3 COLOR SCANNER 133MH PENTIUM COMPUTER OHC ELECTRIC PUNCH 1113 3M PLATE PROCESSOR MICHAEL MIRACLE CUTTER NUARC PLATE MAKER ATF STITCHER ROYAL ZENITH 23* PRESS ITEK 178 PLATE MAKER AB DICK 330 PRESS AS OICK 360 PRESS TOWNSEND T 4 I COLOR HEAD OATECO CAMERA SANOM ARUOHT TABLE 2 HP AJR COMPRESSOR tr BENCH GREtOER 0 8 C ELECTRIC COLLATOR CHALLENGE DREJ. I X STATION PO COLLATOR UACEY E STATION COLLATOR MACEY BINOiNG STATION AM MULTKWAPHICa PRESS HAND CORNER ROUNOER VARIOUS TABLES. SHELVES. CARTS. OFFICE EQUIPMENT ANO FURNITURE UEIHLE VERTICAL (t) HEIDELBEROH WINDMILL PLAT­ EN BAUM FOLDER X X 23 WiRIGHT ANGLE CHALLENGE PAPER DRILL STYLE JF ACME-CHAMPION WIRE 8TTTCHER MOOCL C-3S XC BROTHER EFTELLIFAX 320 MC NUARC LIGHT TABLE RR2SF NUARC PLATE BURNER MOOCL 40-1K 4U T41 COLOR HEAD FOR AB WCX MOOCL 330 • AB DICK 360 CHUTE DELIVERY PRESS AB DiCX 380 CHAM DEUVERY PRESS ROBSIE SHRINK WRAPPER LACCCO CORNER ROUNDER MOOEL 60 CURTIN TRIPLE BEAM INK SCALE ROUSE VERTICAL MITER HAMMOND TRIM SAW MOOEL UF-106 PRESTOUTE ELECTRIC LIFT PALLET JACK Dalad to* 13 day d Jito*. 2001 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clark d to* Court By MaryBrma* Deputy dark AMERICANS WITH WSAS4JTIE3 ACT E you ara a parson a*h a dim aty who needt any aooommodaaon to ordar to partdpato to to* protaadtog. you a n aranad. d no co* to you, to toa provlaaon d cartain ****lance Plea** contact Sarrvnc* County (407)6654330 * hawing Impaired. (TOO) 140G466477I, or Von* (V )14003664770. mb Ftonda Raley Sendee upon race**. TOOO M HOEPKER. ESQUIRE Todd M. Hoepker, P A PoM ORcaBoi 3311 Orlando. Fkak* 32302 M i l L eg a ls Anorrwy lor Plant* Phone. (407)433-2060 Pubiah June 27. and Jd y 4. 2X1 80173 W TH* CIRCUIT CO UR T FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FI* No: 01473-CP IN RE ESTATE OF: VIRQINIALEE GREINER NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* admeeeirakuM d to* estate or Vkgtoto La* Oramar. dacaaaad. Fla Number 01472CP. * pandng n to* Cacua Court lor SemnoM County. Florida. Probela Dnnuon, Hr* addre.4 d which la X I Norto Park Avenue. Sadord. Florida 32771 Th* names end eddmaei d Ere Personal Representative and Vi* Parson* Rsprassntsttvs'i ahomsy ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l parson, upon whom to* notice Is aarvad who hava dasekorw to* chalsngs Ew vskrfay d Ew w*. E * quaDDcstlona d to# Psrso RopfsowitsUvw, vmu#, or juriiiiih Don d to* Court are raquVsd to Ma toslr obfackor* wfto to* Court WITH­ IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cf tutors d tie decedent and otoer penoni having dsimi or dsmanda again* dscsdsnXa salats on whom ■ copy of this nc^tc* it dels d toa hr* pubkeaeon d to* nodes mu* Iks their daima wkh to* court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l ether cradaora d to* decedent and parsons having claim, or damandt again* to* dacadara's etui* mu* Ma toek darns wkh to* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FAED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha d d t d kr* pubtcaaon d to* Nokoa * Jun* 37.2X1 Parson* RaprastnUks* I X Vamon Avsnua Vtmon, Comacbcut 06066-3663 lor VfaH K Levy Ftortda Bar No 0696367 Levy SAaaodaiaa. P A 3661 W. Lake Mary Bodavard Su**207 Lake Mary. Ftortda 32743 (4070214344 PuMahJun* 37. and July 4.2 X 1 BBI74 c n c u rr c o u r t O f THB 11TH JU04CLAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR B C M M O U COUNTY. FLORIOA m th b C A M NO; 01 CA 94114 P IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF V8. AJAN JACKSON IF U V W a ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. > CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST JUAN JACKSON; NATACHA MITCHELL JACKSON: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOe AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP NOTICE 0 HEREBY GIVEN purmark to a Summary Fin* Judgmad d toradMura dalad Jur* |6. 3X1 araarad In CMi Caaa No 01 CA 643 14 P d toa O c u l Court d toa 13TH J u d d * Ciroul In and tor SEMINOLE Counry. 8ANFORO. Ftortda. I a * aa* to to* IK/iMt .nd bad b d iw lor cadi al THE W EST FRONT DOOR OF TH E COURTHOUSE located al X I NORTH PARK AVENUE to SAN­ FORD, Ftortda, al M X am. cn to# 17 day d Jdy. 3X 1 to* fcktowaig laid Summary Final Judgment, tow* THE EAST 54 FEET OF LOTS 9 ANO 10. BLOCK 14. TIER 1. EXCEPT TH E NORTH X FEET OF LO T 9. E R TRAFFORD S MAP OF TH E TOW N OF SANFORD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGES 66 THROUGH 34. AND PAGES 113. 113, 115. AND 117, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated to* 1• day d June. 3X1. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Ctork d to* C k o * Court By Mary Stroup* IpmpDfir TH E LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PM. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S Unharaly Drive Buka SOT Plemaaon. FL 33324 (9640336000 0147544{1NL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, person, wkh du i h lan (lead­ ing a special accommodation ihrxJd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al to* SEM M OLE Counry Coutooua* « 4074634227.16003664771 (TDD) at 14X9554770. via Florida Ratay Service P u b * d iJm 37. and J d y 4 ,2 X 1 BS171 M THB CMCUTT COURT O f THE It T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION n v M O N C A M NO: 01 C A BIB I I P MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. M C PLAINTIFF VS W ILIAM CONNOR. IF UVING. A M ) IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAMING AN M TEREST BY, THROUOH. UNOEfl OR AOAM ST WILLIAM CONNOR. MARLYNN CONNOR. IF LTVMQ, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. O tV IS E tS . GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNOER OR AGAINST MARLYNN CONNOR. OEERSONG HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, M C ; THE M ORTGAGE FIRM. INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M L eg a ls L eg a l s POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to* Summary Final Judgment d foradoaura dated Jun* 16. 2X1 entered In C M Cat* No 01 CA 610 14 P d to* Ckcuk Court d toe 11TH Judicial Ckcuk In and lor SEMINOLE County SANFORD. Ftortda. I w* M to to* high** end be* (udder tor caah at THE W EST FRONT DOOR al to* SEMINOLE County Lounhoue* located *1 X I N PARK AVENUE n SANFORD. Ftonda. at I t X am . on to* 17 day d Jdy, 2X1 to* tolowlng detertbad proper by aa tel forth in aawt Summery Final Judgment, to-vrtl. LOT 96. OCERSONQ 2. ACCORD M G TO THE PLAT THEREOF IN PLAT BOOK 48, PAGES 27 THROUOH 29. PUBLIC .RECOHOS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled to* 13 day d Jim*. 2X 1. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE Ctork d to* Circuit Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES O f DAV10 J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 8 Uraveraly Drive Sort* 600 Plemahon. FL 33324 (9 5 4 0 X 3 X 0 0147B34(OKM) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paroor* M h dtoabakat needina i mthkAi I sax¥fiurnod*llan ihoutd cod art COURT ADMINISTRATION, al to* SEMINOLE Counry Courthout* al *074364227,1 4 X 9554771 (TDD) or 14X9664770. via Ftortda Relay Service Pd*ah June 37, and Jd y a. 2X1 BBI76 M THB CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR StM M OLX COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO. 01-CA-1941-14-0 W1NTERMILES TRAINING C E N TE R IN C . lk/4 J W TRAINING C E N TE R M C . > V l J W TRAINING C E N TE R M C . ■ Ftortda JIMMY WILKERSON. JUOY WILKERSON. and TH E UNITED STATES O f AMERICA. NOT1C1 O f ACTION T O JIMMY WkJiERSON ANO JUDY WILKERSON La* Known add***: 316 SlaM Road 419 Caaaatwny. Ftortda 32707 YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal a CompMra haa baan Nad agakwi you In to* abowvnamad Court, and you are raqdrad to »#rv# a copy d n r Antwar or ptoadng to to* Compiakk an to* PIMnHIs' anorrwy. Stephen M Stan*. Eaquka. 736 North Magnoka Avanus. Orlando, Florida 326X. and M* to* Ortgtod Anawer or ptoadng In to* dhc* d to* Ctoik d to* Ciroul Court In and lor Bamkida County, X I Norto Park Avenue. Sankvd, Ftortda 33771, by Jd y 38 2 X 1 . k you to* to X to. Judgmera by ddaUI wB be token agatod you far toa ratal demanded fa to* Ccmpfatol WITNESS my hand and leal tofa ISto dey d Jun* 2 X 1 . (SEAL) Clark d to* Cacul Court By Deborah Contra Dapray Ctork Stephan M Sun*. Eaquva 723 NOW) Magnoa* Avenue Ortendo. Ftortda 333X (407)4237910 AMERICANS WITH DtSASAIRES ACT OF 1990 Admtowtotve Onfar No. 93-37 Per .one wkh a dtoabkky atop need a apace! accommnrtaann fa paikdpato to to* proceedng rhouid conlad ADA Coordnaur d X I N Pw k Annua, Sankad, Ftortda 33771 at to** * n day* prior to toa proceed­ ing. Telephone (4O707343X Ed. 4337; 14X4334771 (TOO), or 13X 46 647 70 (V). via Ftorkfa Relay P X »* h J * * 37. and J d y 4,3 X 1 BBI77 M THB ORCUTT CO UR T FOR FLORIOA PNOBATB DWIMON Fka No. 01434-Cf NOTICE OF ADM M IITRATION Th* admtownakon d to* eettto d CAROL G FLORENCE, dacaaaad. Fka Numbar 01424CP, la penrkng In to* Ckcua Court, lor Someuto Counry, Ftonda. Probe* Ohrttton. to* addraaa d which to: Poet once Drawer C. Sadord. Ftortda 37772 Th* name* and addraaa** d to* Personal RapraMntotbve* and IMS ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T A l peraon* on whom to* noaoa to aarvad who have obtoceona toal chalang* to* validity d toa W l. to* qualification* d to* Panonal Reprewnlativ*. venue, or (urttdekondtoto Court ara raqiand to N* thwr ohfechDn. w*h to* Court WITH­ IN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al cradkxs d to* decedent end other penona having ctoknt or m wham a copy d tola node* to dal* d to d k n l pubkeaeon d t v . none* muat Be toea ctoar* wkh to* Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATS O f THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l rahar cradaora d toa dacedara and peraon. having ctoknt or damandt agakwi toa decadenr* tatoto mutt Ito to** ctokiw w*h to* Court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W U BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* d toe 3rd Pubkcakon d to* nonce to June 77.2X 1 3073 Branchwood Dr. Lake Worth, FL 33437 Personal Rapraaantokra. 3021 Peyton Avenue Apt m Burbank. CA B 1504 Chert** D. Wider. Eaquk* lor Ftortda Bar Ms. 299313 Wider IBerkaon 11 X Symonds Avenue Wkaar Park. Ftorkfa 32739 Tatophona (407)6444218 Facakrtto (407)6*4 2134 Pubiah: Jun* 17, and J d y 4 ,3 X 1 BB171_________________________ M THE CMCUTT COURT O f THB EIGHTEENTH j u d i c i a l e m e u rr M AMD FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, CIVK. C A M MO--01-CA-1M3-1BM M RE: FORFEITURE Of 3 1 2 J X U X IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY. NOTICE O f FORFEITURE C O M fU U N T T O RkM Harrington David Harrington 431 Bgrtngwood Court Umgwood, Ftonda 32760 to to* kktowtog property: I1 2 .X 6 X In U 8 . currency Donald F. EaBngtr, d toa Banknote Counry BharkTa Office, Bamtooto Cotely, Florida, toreugh hto officer*. property on at abed May 10. 2X 1, 1 or near 431 Bpmgwood Court. Ungwood. B*m*wt* C a d y Ftortda Said property to *1 toe cus­ tody d toe Sherlf! d Seminole County tor to* pupoa* d fartakee pursuer* to eeckona 332 701932.704. Ftortda S u b n e t A CompUIrt tor tortdkn ha* baan toad to toa drove akylad Court. I HEREBY CERTIFY tod a true and eofTwci 'copy cm wwv riwtic* 01 kv* M d a yd ju e w . 2 X 1 . Tetha M Ftdknar General Courwd Ftorkfa Bar Mo. 0083323 Bamtooto Couey Bhartfi Office I X Biah Boutovard Banlord. Ftortda 32773 (407)3364303 ■— aw - - aurfiiDOrwf — AROfnry P U 4 0 h Ju n a 3 0 .t7 .lX 1 M l 28 M RE: ESTATE OF CAROL O FLORENCE. 3T. JOHN* RJYER WATER MANAGEMENT DtriTO CT Tha Ototrtcl grvaa nonce d in M M to toaue a parmk to V u tolowlng apptcam(t) on Jury 10, 2X1 Sunbraan. toa, 623 VOraalM Drive, Sdto 100. Matoand. FL 33781, apptcotton 44-11743237-1. The profad U tocaud to Samnoto Counry. Bocaon 04. Townehto 21 Sodh. Rang* 31 EaaL Tha ERPapptakton to tor oonabudlon and oparaaon d a surface want management ayaum to ash* a atodaJtodly. raetoenkel aubdvtotan known aa Ba*a*s. Tha r*c*k4ng walaibody to Lika Uaitiand Spring*, toa 2 2 X Luaan Way. Matoand. R 32761, ippicaaon 34117-22633-4. Th* profad to taoakad to Samtooto Counry. Sacaon 32. Tbanahto 21 Souto. Rang* 29 E a* Th* ERPRipkoakan to tor modktoakon to to* provtoudy toaued aurtao* aator managamara parmaa aaaodatod w*h ccnetnjcaon d two office buUnga and aaaoctoud paved parking known a* Matoand Spnnga Otoe*. Plan C. Tha racaNtog waterbody to spring Lika. Mack Plumbing Syaurrw. Inc. 830 8 bkgvwey 427. *113. Longwood. FL X 7 X . appkeabon 14-1174133041. Th* proffid to tocalad to Samnoto Counry. Section 2*. TOwrwhffi 18 Sodh. Rang* 31 EaaL Th* ERPappacaOon to tor modheation to toe pteidocly toauad adfac* waUr managamara parmaa aitodatod wkh ccnabudfan d a okica/Wardwua* bukkng wkh aaaodaUd paiktog 3 drtvaway todtoto* known at Mick Proparkaa SantonL Phaa* k. L d a t . Tha ncehtog watorbody to toa M. M Cand. Th* Dwtnd grvaa nonce df »u Mara to deny a perm* to to* toaowang app*c * «(.| o n J d y 13.3831: Commerotol Center* Managamara. Ina. 333 N. Ortendo Avsnua. Suae I X , Matoand. a 32761, appkeakon *4-11749479-1 Th* proud fa tocalad to Semnoto County Section 17, Twwrwhfa 21 Souah. Rang* X East Th* ERPappteafon to tor oondrucaon d a adtoos water managamara ayaum an ociattd w d i road conmjcuin on toe H dam wda d Htfiwey 17/93 known at to* Uv* Oaks Bodeverd Enuneion Th* racehtog waterbody U Oe* Creek Th* M**|» tcnUtotog each d t u tbova-kded appkcaton(i) tr* avdUd* I d kwpedton Montoy torough Friday a x e d tor togal hokdtyt. 6 X am. to S X pm el to* SI John* River Water Managamara Dtotrtd ttoadquanara or v u approprtau Service Cantor. The Dtotrtd wto lake ackon on aadi perm* appacakon tatod above mtoak a paiUton tot an admtotobekve procaedng [hearing) to Ned purauanl to to* provtoion* d Sector* I X 93* end 12047, Ffandt Sutulea Chapter 3 3 -1 X and 4 0 C-I.1X 7 . Ftortda Adnntobatora Code (F A C ) A person whoaa aubtlanbel iraaraato a n akactod by any d to* Otokldt pighaartog to aocordanca w*h Beckon. I X 639 and 1 X 4 7 , F 3 ., or a i para** may raadi a wnnan agreement on meddfan a* an laamaime remedy i n t o Section 1X473. F.8. Chooatog nudaaon wto n d adversely ailed kw nge to ahaartngkm*dakondo*enoiraau3toaa*ntorTwra. The pnxadura* tor p d •umg nwOUkon are ad torto to BaXon 130473. F 4 . and Rda* 231X111 and 2B-1X.401-.4X, F A C . Piffitona must comply wkh kw raqdranwnu d Florida Adnantotraiiv* Coda. Crwptor 23-I X and b* Nad wkh (racahed by) kw Dtoutd Ctork. tacatod al Dtotod Hawkywrian. 4049 Raid SbaaL PaMka Ftortda 32177. Pauiorw tor admtowkskvs hearing on toa dinv* «ppaca9on(*) must X tied w*Nn twenty on* (21) day* d pubkcakon d h i noaoa or w*hln twenty*u ( X ) days d f w Dtolrtd dapoetong tote nobc* d htonl to kw mall tor too** pertons to whom kw Otobld mala aduai nokca FMuea to toa a piauin wtovn tots km* period aha! oonaud* a watvar d any ndd such parson may Iwvs to raquad an adntowbatoia dawrmkwiqn (haartog) m d u Backons 1 » S W and I X 67. F.S . concerning toa tutored pwma appkeakon Pskbon* which ara nd Nad to accordance wkh kw above provdona ara edged to damuad Because kw admeauralrv* having procaaa a daaignsd to tonndsto 6nal agency ackon. kw tong d a paeaon mean* tod tw Owbfan 6rwl acaon may bedderarklromrwpotaunuiianbyitotoianoacadkaara. Panon* whota aubaurawl touraau wfl X aflacud by any audi hnal daemon d toa DwMci on tw appkeakon hava t w rtd« to become a party to tw prooaadtog. to acoorOtona lawto. Dkactor. DMaton d Parmk ttou Barvkwa 6L Jdvw Rrver WaUr Pubktb Jun* 27, 2X1 B 0162 �Leca ls L eg a l s IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SE MMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 01-44T-CP PROBATE DIVISION IN RE: LSTATE OF RH EAC FISHER DtMiMd NOTICE OF ADMIMSTRATK1N The arkntnittralion d tw etUte d RHEA C FISHER, deesaeed, F it Number 01 -447-CP. It panvng to Vw Crime Court tor Semnoto County Florida, Probeta DMtkm. me add-eta d which la 301 N Part Avanue, Banlord Ftortda 32771. Th* name* and addresses d Via peraonal repnaedaeva and Vie pertonei npneentebve'a attorney a n aal torth it'll Court era required to lit* itwv ot#ctton* with ttaa Court WITHIN THE LATEn O F THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (10) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 1M1 Tarry R Smtoi PuNWv Jirw 27.2001 B 0 1ST NOTICE OF SALE Th* toaowkig v*hrd*<a) wto b* *okl al pubic auction, par FI Slat 713505 al 1000 AM on July 13. 2001 at Lienor'* addnta to aattaty a ban agalnat tad n h d a (i) tor labor, ter Yicaaandttoragaebargaa N o n at la. emth only. 1907 Kra Sportaga SW VINKNOJA723&VSS307S4 OwnarKann Maxtoe Oankw 5441 Pinto Way, Ortando FL 32810 UonhoWorTranaouth 5104 W Colonial Or. Orlando F I 32506 Cath aum to radtam vehi­ cle STMS 00 Donor tanga Auto Sarvloa 300 Norm SL Longwood FL 32750 Phone: 407 e w 0778 NoOct lo o* t w of fcfrfiotiJer that h i haa a ngbl to a haartng any pm* pnor to aal* data by Mng wkh toe dark d Vi* court. Ownar ha* Vi* right to recover vahrete by potang bone accordance with FI Stal S5& 917. Nat proceed* Irom aal* In aacata d amour* darned by kanor ert* ba dapoatad wdi Vi* dark d Via oourt. Fung Sonic*. Inc (M1)S9S-BSSS PubkthJitoa 27,2001 BBIS4 anqaqad to Ixwtoaaa M 445 W ym an Rood, AKamonto Springs, Samrnoto County. Florida 32T14 i n t o Vw FbVboua Nam* of CLUB RENAIS- L eg a ls L eg a l s AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R . THIRTY DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King OEPUTY CLERK PUBLISH W THE SEMINOLE ME RAID TIPS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona wkh (Mabamwi read mg a tpacial accommodaHon ahoukl contact CO UR T ADMINISTRATION, al the SEMINOLE County Courthou** al 407-555-4227. 1 500055-8771 (TOO) or 1500 0558770. via Flondi Relay Sarvlca. Law Office* d David J Slam. PA 801 8 Unrv*ft»y Drtva Surta 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (054)2335000 OO-62036(FNM) Pub4ah Jkai* 27. and Jd y 4, 2001 BO 193 Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A C O P T OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM ‘ Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DC MAN OS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FE ED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED HENRY A. HARDY, JR. 231 Morton Lon* Winter SprYigt, Florid* 32700 Altomoy to» Paraonal Chnatophar a Janet Florid* Bar No 0110040 04*4 ARobtoacn, P A 300 N Oranga Avanue, Sun* BOO Orlando. Fonda 32802 r Tatophorw (407)425-3601 Pubkth Jure 27. and July 4.2001 B810I Courl WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE (31 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) OAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SER­ VICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM M THE CIRCUfT COURT OF THE 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C7Y1L DTYtMON CASE NO. 01-CA-l J07-I4-L MARA.YN A. CUSKADCN. Court WITHIN THREE (1) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO FILED WSJ. BE FOREVER BARRED THOMAS S RICHARDSON, unknown tpouas ol THOMAS B. RICHARDSON, and unknown Iwea, davit***. grant***. assign*. NOTICE OF ACTION Dale 5-2201 Candaca A Tron Cdontal Grand al H aavm r. Colonial Grand Apartmant* al Hat throw; Colonial Properties. Inc ; Colonial Propartwa Truat, Eka A Wtowm*. and Chrteton Tenpenny. TNa NOTICE OF ACTION conaa by t*mca d pubkcaKn on Vw nahnl paraon d Eka A W a rn * , whoa* wtwraabouti art unknown and whom aarvloa by Vw Saminoi# County SharVFa OVto* hat bean Vi Vwv The nature d V*a action la rw05 gene* and vtoititont d c M rights TNa aetkm to pmoaadng In vw CkmV Cecal d Samlnola County. Ftortda. YOU ARE HEREBY ragukad to Ma a wrtnan datorwe wtoi Vw dark of Ma oourt. and lo aanw a copy on ptatoVV no lalar Vwn VO day* aflar Vw krai (xfotoHon d Vat hoboa TNa Notice d Action lapurauant to Fla Siatula Chapter 40. Pubkth -kaw 27,2001 BB104 ORDINANCE NO. MBS AN ORDINANCE OF THE C O Y OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AMENOINQ ORDINANCE NO. H I T O F SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE BO ND A ZONING PLAN; SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING D IE ZONING OF O M t ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETW EEN W EST 2*TH STR EET AND W EST 24TH PLACE ANO BETWEEN FRENCH AVENUE ANO LAUREL AVENUE FROM RC-1, RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL, TO OC-2. GENERAL COMMERCIAL; PROVtOfNO FOR SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy *n*l M avatohl* *1 Vw otocs ol Ei* C»y C M tot *1 paraon* datking to uanun* M **m*. 01-CA-I3S7, styled Martlyn Wednesday, June 27. 21M)1 I’URC 5H L eg a ls Put** Ji* * 27, 2001 B0Y97 UNITED STATES ODSTRICT COURT MfOOCC DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION C— No. •:OOmCM4E‘Ort*1tKRS (FortoRure) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Y. HARRY F. HILTON, JR. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE Noncw to hereby gh*n Vwl on Apr* V. 2001, In Vw eat* d Unaad Su n * v Harry F. Melon J r, CrkrWwl No 00cr-IASOI-tOKRS. Vw United Suite Dntrtcl Court tor vw MukVa Dwtncl d Florida antorad a Praammary Order tor Vw tortekure d $8,007 54 The Unaad State* htraby grve* nolle* d ta irrtanhon to rkapoa* d tortakad propartwa in i aucbrrwnSUW* Adomay aa Vw Unaad SW General may rkract to accordance wkh Vw prdvMon* d IS U S C | 982. any paraon Iwvtog or dakntog a legal nghL Pda or intaract to any d Vw atoranwndorwd propartwa mutt la* a paPPon wkh Pw Clark d vw UnNad SUN* Otetrtd Court, Orlando DMtton. 300 Federal Dukdne. BO North Hughey Avenue, Orlando, Ftortda 32801 w«Vwi Verty (30) day* d Vw knal pubkeakon d nooca d Vw crtmtoal torfoeur* action or racatpt d I* The paVSon that b* a g e d by vw padPonar under penalty d parpay tnd tlw i tat torth vw nalurv and •*i*nl d Vw paPborwr'a ngbL an*, or ■m* and cacurrutancea d Vw padPonar'* acryjwmon d Vw n d A PO*. or Intoratt In Vw tortaaad property, patiMonar'a claim, and IS* rakaf KXtghf DON R MORELANO UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE MIDDLE DISTRICT O f FLORIDA PubAab: June 13. 20. 27,2001 M THE CBtCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH j u d ic ia l em eu rr M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Cat* No.OI-OR-2228-OSA-L to vw rrwBar d Vw adopdon ah GERALD LEON WIUJAMS NOTICE OF ACTION TO; Unknown BaVi FaVwr d Vw MtoorlobsAdopNd Ytau Iwraby am nobltod Vwl a paalron tor adopaon d yo u minor chad bom cn%Bn2. waa Mad to M t court on B/2Bi01. You art rtqdmd to aarve a copy d you wrtdan ddarwaa, V any. on Vw paddorwrY attorney. Ann Farrar. 1000 Waal Colonial Drtva Orlando Ftortda 32804. did « * an ortgawl artto Vw ctork d ret ooul on orbdom JULY ISJ001 OVwrwWa. ■ todgmark may ba antomd agalnd you tor Vw raid demanded to Vw ~..(dda|__ JUNE 8.2001 ....(noma) MARY ANNE MORSE C ltrk d V w C o u l By: Nancy R. VYkaar Deputy Clerk (Court Bad) Pubiah J u w 13.20.27. did Jd y 4. 2001 VI T H t c w c u r r COURT OF THE IVdl JUCMCIAL cm ctxT, M ANO FOR Bawlnola COUNTY. FLOmOA Cat* N o j 01-DR-13Q7-03D-W kb—e *L- nil aiBVl*I I Muwy A. M* Court M 30t N. PARK AVENUE. BANFORO.FL 32771. baton **rvto* You mud keep Via dark ol Da Ckvul Court's oMea noMtd ol you Curran a ikkm . (You may to* Note* d Curran M o m . Ftonda FamVy Low Form 12 SIS JFuhm papers In CASE NO; 01-CA-1004-16G MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 8YSTEMS. INC.. PLAINTIFF, VS. HARVEY CLIFTON EURE. JR. A/K/A HARVEY C EURE. JR . E T A L . OCFENOANT(S). NOTICE OF A C TIO N CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE T O UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TR U S TEES . ANO A U . O TH E R FAROES CLAIMING AN M TE R S T BY. THORUQH. UNDER C R AGAINST THE ESTATE OF HARVEY CU FTO N EURE. J R AK/A HARVEY C EURE. JR Dated JUNE 7.2001, MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CWCUfT COURT By . Nancy R Wkdd Dapurv CNrk Fubiah: Ju w 13.2 a 2T. and Jd y 4. 2001 VI ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO, VM3fHI1S»4tA-W to Vw Adopaon oh T. L NOTICV OF ACTION TO: MARTIN LEAHY Oviedo. R v t k YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Vwl adopdon ptocaadmga have Layer, paPUonad by THOMAS JEROME SPRINGER and hr* w4a, SHANNON SPRINGER, bath moChar d th* nano* ctmcj uom on n o v in v ii o. 1008. and you am mgdrnd to kanw a copy d yo u wnoan oorwara or ob|*okon to Vwae procaarknga on Vw Pd ktonara. Vvougb Vwe adomay. R GREGORY COLVIN. ESQUIRE. paa adibai* It Pod Office Boi 3108. Ortando, Ftonda. 32802 3108 on u batom JUNE 20. 2001. You mu»i ado forward 8w ordinal wan Vw dark d tow Court *1 301 NorVi Park Avenue. Sanlord. Ftonda, 32771, pnor to aarvkw d paaaanart kdWddtoMB Vwmdtar. IF YOU FAS. TO DO SO. A DEFAULT MAY IE ENTERCO AGAINST YOU. DATED IhW 23rd day d MAY. 2001 UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Nancy R Weuar Deputy Clark Pubteh J u w 6, 13.20. 27. 2001 B603I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Vwl an ecbgn to toradoa* a mortgagaon Via tocowaig property LO T 1001. MAYFAIR MEADOWS. PHASE II. ACCORDING TO THE FLA T TH ER EO F RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 32. PAGES 56-58. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEktoNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ot Vw pmcaadtog*. Including Vw lev bmony and artdanca, F t d i ncord la n d pravtdad by Via Cay d SarVord (FS2SS010S) Jand R Onudwrty. CMC Cty Clark M TH E C M C U T COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEHMOLE COUNTY, FLOmOA. CIVIL CASE NO. :01-CA-12*8-16 M IN RE FORFEITURE OF AN L eg a ls Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Depf. To Place Your Ad ENCLOSED PACE DUAL AXLE TRAILER NOTICE OP ronnm iftc c o m p u u n t TO ChirtM Doyil AJUn 311 Qypey Drtva Oakat, North Carotna 28034 Srwwn Field* 741 Raldto Road Mt. Holly. North Cardrw 28120 to toe toMowing properly: an Enrioeed Pace Dual Arte Traitor Donald F. Ealngar. d Vw Samtooi* County Sheriff* office. Samtooi* Couky, Ftortda. Vvough Na officer*, tovaangatora u aganu. **1»d to* abov* proparty on or about Apr! 10. 2001, al or near 450 Dougtoa Avanu*. AKamonla Spring*. Sarr*noi* Couvy. Ftortda Saidpmparty la to to* cualody d Vw BharVId Saminoi* County to* to* purpoa* d lorlertura purauani to aacbona 832 T01 832 704. Ftortda SMtutoa A complaint tor torladua has been Mad to Vw *bov*-«tyied Court. I HEREBY CERTIFY Vwl a tow and correct copy of tora None* d Fortavum CompMkr* wa* tomwhad by U S cart-had mei. return racaipl requeued, to toe abov* named addmaaaawa 14 day d Ju w . 2001. TaahaM FaiArwr Oanaml C ounaal Ftonda Bar No , 0058525 Sanvnola County Sharrlf* Office IDO Buah Boulevard Sanford. Ftortda 32773 (407)865-8801 Attorney to* PaWoner Pubkth Juno 20. 27, 2001 BBI28 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLOMOA NO D CS OF PUBLIC HEARMG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by to* CVy Commwaton d Vw C*y d Lake Mary. Ftonda. Vwl u d CommMelon W*1 hold a Pudto Haartog on July*. 2001, M 700 P. M . or a* toon toareaa poaaMa,i. lo comaker krai ig d an Ord* AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA. PROVID­ ING FOR THE VACATING OF A PORTION OF AN EASEMENT IN HUNTINGTON POW TE PHASE U. ANO MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN. PROVIOINQ FOR CONFLICTS, BEVERABIUTY AND EFFECTIVE DATE Ivacating fa e h n r * to w (ti.lli ■ ■to ■i3 ir n *bl n *n rwj w mt roaowing portion ana "tS s E M E N T AREA TO BE VACAT­ ED: A portion d Lot I I , Hukngton r o ™ r n iM h, ax racortMa nn*i Book SO. Pagaa 33 6 34. Pubkc Record* d 6*rr*no*e County. Ftortda. daaortoad aa toaowk.Cornmanca al Vw Soutoaaal comar d aakJ Lot VI; EaaMrty kna d add L d 81 a dtotanoa d 2432 Mat, thence N atOTSVW. along aaa) EaaMrty In* d I d I t a rkatanc* d 28 55 Mac Vwnoa S 406TOVW. 3 70 lad to Vw Ptonl d Dagm ng. Vwnca B 3 8 3 4 W 7 .1 JO Mat Vwnoa Nasorsarw. 5201 MH. toanca N 383423TE. 0.10 laa(; Vwnca B B028T7*E, 52 00 Mat M Vw Port d Oagmnng Comatotog 38 58 aquam Mat mom or teas The Pubtc Haartog **• ba IwU In to* C8y Commwaton Chankwra.100 YY Laka Mary Bodavard, Lake Mary. Ftonda. TTw Pubkc la tovbad lo aaand and ba heard. Said hearing u k l a Vnd dadtton la made by Vw CVy Commwaton. V toe Ordnance la approved on Flnl Raadtog. Vw CVy C ommtoaton **■ hold a Pubkc Hearing on Jd y I I . 2001, al 700 P. U , or aa toon Vwre aher aa poaaMa, lo ccnatoar aaoond d to* Crww* d to* Onbnantw to t u r n toWMOM Vl Vw CVy O a k k OMea. NOTE: IF A PERSON DCCIOCB TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CO N­ SIDERED AT T H U MEETV10 OR HEARING. HE OR SHE W U NEED A RECORD O F THE PR O CEED INOS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM R ECO R O O F THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH TH E APPEAL a TO BE BASED. FLORI­ DA STATUTES 2880103 PERSONS WITH OISABUTIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE P R O CEE DINGS SHOULD CON TACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS VI ADVANCE OF TH E MEETING AT (407)324-3024. CITY O f LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Card A. Foetor. CVy Clark DATED J u w 14.2001 P u b W c Ju w 2 0 .n .l0 0 1 BB131 FO U N D : FEM ALE REDDISH BROWN CHOW MIX. FOUNO 2500 P A LM E TTO AVE AREA. 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VW hrmdr torwrd d Town SCountry R V Retort d Bantord The paraonal property to ba aoto It EKp.nacaaawy.kAjd do own ‘ OFWP. 407200-1502 LodAxi tor wgid. r U t a u to * A tort t Apply to pamon HoAday Inn Eipraaa. 3401 B. Ortando Dr. S d io n L DHsnoN R) yofan Brviair, n tof- 1. A 1871 I takdey Rambler wah Ftortda Room and M oomama Vwmkv Town ACoukry R V. Raton d By; Jarry Bandar* PubMR J u w IT , and July 4 .2001 Beit* im TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS HEIM! tR A F T A GIFT STO REposrnoNS a v a il . MANAGER A COUNTER HELP. m AND P/T AVAIL FOR SANFORD LOCATION- CALL (407)034-2101 Oelhmry DrhmrTWamhouaa Good Dnvttg Record Onto Fro* Apply 138 Commerce Way, Sanlord DRIVER TRAINEES No aipanance naadadl Start a great now career dnvtng Vw Ebg Riga Earn $770 lo $0O(kw*ek7y-plua eacaleni benefks a* an entry Wvd truck driver with CO V E N A N T N O COL? 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C a l 407-330-0000 Of F u 407-339 4710 A A Marketing Rapt. A * Seeking aak mohvatad acteavara Inlamaiional/Public Utility Co . hugaaamtog potential! 1-688-311-6588 HOM EM AKER • 1FT A 1 F T F T - M F; P T - 2/3 day week; Bam4pm; Gan Housekeeping (or seniors: rakabl* Iranaportation. Maala on Wheel*. Etc , 407-3338877x108, OFWP/EOE IN01AN CUISINE CH EF 40 m par weak. 0-5 P M : I 1 0 OO par hr ; $28 50 par hr ovemme Job localed to Ortando, FL . High School (tptomj. 3 yra aiperwnca in fo b ertared Musi have eipenenc* vi preparation of Moghalai. Tandoor. Goan, MaWbarry. Norto 8 SouVitocton food Mutt b* able 10 tuperviae, coonjtoaM 8 raquukion or puchate food atuBa Racafva* A axamawa toodatufta A aupplwe 10 ensure their quality A quantity meal ealabliahed standards A apaciltoauona. Batoda A develop* mc*w* baaad on typ* of food to b* preparediCapecwBy large social A Buftoasa partwt) Cook* or otharwts* prepare* food acconkng to reape* provided by customer* catortog torgs parlw* Eipenenc* o( al Waal 3 yra Send maune t o Vw Bureau ol Work lore* Program Support. P.O. Box 10869, TM to b 8 lln .R 3 2 3 Q e A A E H .JO n . 2184264 IN VESTIGATE BEFO RE YOU IN V E S T Alwaya ■ good pokey, especially lor Lutm aai opportune.** and Iramhi***. Can Florida Dapl ol AgncultLr* A Conaumor Same** al BOO-43S-73S2 or FTC -H E L P lor V w rtomwaon Or vak our Wab ana ■I www fie go vU io p Ftonda law raqurra* aa**n d cartaxi la aV w iypn ranB aa totaQatoroWi Florida Oapt ol Agnculiura S Conaunar Same** baton taking C a l lo vanty lawful itgitiration batora youbuy FOR UNDERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R HEALTH M URAHCC ANO M IX Dnja baa werkatac*. mar tanar* d Town SCoutty R V. Raaon d Sankord, Tlw pamond property to ba add li The paraonal Property to ba ackd batongad to I lima a C hide, toe for­ mer toner* d Town kCountry fi. V. Reanrt d Sanford Tha paraonal proptmty to b* add la Conilructlon Foam Inaulatlon company hiring im iuteri Clean d n koena* SUM woe travel m co vehicle U F, Piecework Guaranteed mtoknum 1500/wk Benefit! bonut A bevel cotta paid 407-332-4946 LA BO RERS NEEDED 1 .18*4 4011 KouSry Aka racaabonal vehtoM and aS comer aa Vwrato. The paraonal Property to ba add I. A vditoto Tag t NOP 25E aerial * 873323118813 and a l content* 71— H elp W a n ted 23— Lo s t & F o u n d JSS!M: ttO IM * Ortr*. A LQ CALM W S TheSeminoleHerald Laborer* Naadad lor underground oonatruebon co. Vafcd F L dra leant* raqiarad. Apply In panon. 0 3pm. M A S TE C . 125 Comm#re* Way Sanlord. No plion* can* EOE/DFWP Professional Salesman with exceptional sales results with companies everyone knows, wants to team up with an engineer/engineering company. 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To Place Your Ad C LO S E T O HOME 141— H omes For Sale 181— A m iA N C ts * 1B9— OlTICI SUITUES Fv iN m m E F o r S ale AinPOflT SCAM M ERS With D teoiM CcmpaMM imilomt* p rovtttod Ftonbi. ■ c lw M i C a l Orlando Santord Airport a| 407-320O0C6 Altar hourv laara maaaaga DFWP Badroom Sat: O m an alia wtnaoraaa. draaaar wterga minor D an cherry wood $300 obo 407321-0270 Southern Plnaa Moving Co. haa i m n t m cparoqi tar Claaa A B C O . Driven, Eicaaam starting Salary, Ptaaaa Ca l ( » 10>6M e e 8S 191— B uildin g M aterials S P A N K O M A T IC Ona King 12* aitra truck. ORTHOPEDIC PtLLOW TOP eet nevar uaad. 1Syr warranty Coat 11400. aal A350 407-057-2009. 93— R o o m s F or R ent wNtAaaaan. ratabiatnrwportMon. wf eklV RRTXOT Mean on Wheel*. Etc.. 407-3330077»120, DfWP/EOE__________ Quality 0 Invantery Control: Factory Handa on Inapactton Mutt ba »tv » lo raad blua prmlt. maafcmg tape 0 a x r t accuralary Apply m penon. 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Sanford Ave., Sanford If 407-323-3301 - „I lj D on *t M iss The O pportunity Country Style City j Living 141— H o m e s F o r S ale AFFO R D A BLE HOMES VENTURE 1 P R O PE R T IES Convenient Spacious Affordable Sardord-Hlilortc Dntrtd: IBfl DOWN 1 ■___ Works Hard for the Money* 2 Captain's diary 3 Cal. abbreviation 4 157.5 degrees, toapEot 5 Towel 3 2 Jung's soul 33 Cigarette substance 3 9 Author*! word? 41 Mezzo- • Spacious Apartments with lame Ooecta • Lake Front • Volleyball • Sparkling IVkjI • Tennis Court* 100— C o n d o m in iu m R entals .Counlry Laka Apts. _ AWowraura P R EV IO U S PUZZLE A N SW ER 3 4 Major nklne 3 7 O ne of the compound spots o n a leopard 4 0 Latent hostility 43 _________ Lanka 4 4 U t t s Plastic Castle* singer DiFranoo 4 6 Crockatra last stand 4 7 Uka Clark Kent 51 African expo- 103— H o u s e s U n fu rn isiied PAUL OSBORNE v i u i U H t i p h o f i i u 'i s 107 .171 4/f.l OPEN HOUSE dition 6 4 W m I Bank SUMMER FORECAST” by Ed Early 1 2 3 4 0 ,0 11 12 Country Lake Apartments 2714 U dfew ood Ave^ Seaford • 330-5204 en <£ke ‘ZSohki to S u m m e t . TOlth Z ( r 13 14 17 ! iU 20 ^4 20 32 37 43 98 80 oe 00 5a - r' 30 Saturday, 6/30, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday, 7/01, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 410 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford Please visit us this weekend to view this beautifully restored home in the heart of Sanford's Historic District. Three bedrooms. 11/2 bath, Large living room, Formal Dining room, Awesome kitchen, Detached workshop. If you are con­ sidering the purchase of a vintage home, you must see this one. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT Jemigan (Properties 407-330-3255 Call Us Today And Ask About Our... M O V E IN S P E C IA L S Sanford Landing jA p a itt n e n t < H om e s 1800 W. Fm*1 Slum! • Scuifoid, FL 32771 (407) 321-6220 Fas (407) 330-0253 �Wednesday. 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I * SO 74 T bm om m 's National W eather S o u th C arolin a: A law thundarstorms In spots early, then partly doudy tonight. Partly tu n places w i get an afternoon thunders L o u isian a: Becom ing mainly d e a r tc mix with som e clouds tomorrow with thunderstorms throughout the state. jijt m ji 5 Tf I !S 3 fl � 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, June 27, 2001 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 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>, June 27, 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