3 10 113 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bca63998e46eea581ee8ad4f52bb56cf.pdf 8a9071c394a8ac732b8b28a3fd1fcaaf PDF Text Text WEEKEND NOVEMBER ?„ to jE M lN _____ O LE H ER A En i 1 ________ ____ www.somlnoleherald.ci School’ P™ E 1* Managing Editor t e a * ^appropriate proposed public schoo U h ^ M ?' f e a r 'x,v‘"opmm' *K tal^ ssjrfe h *= *« sa M E ® ^ 3 5 S S “s S S T C i " S T a S S ? * 532 SL, ^••sosw aas: = = ^ 5»asr2S S s S « IS S a ; :« B S f s ? 5W s a S s S 2 3 *3 » s s a s t a s ( 5! » f ------------------------- onntnxls conindusfri.il It's important to note that the < P n w * w v c as ■ E £ j c™ „ « „ k . brought about In o * requests,” Omana said! an :• f: School, Page UA W ill t h e y s u r v iv e ? ? V* d0 industrial area! Lake Mary laced -tough regional semrfi^i road ^ i T , f? day- ° * «5. rive? See Page IB su sp e cts Prom Staff R ep ort, S T "- AfcJSSib-fe: St^on " “" f t ' ^ ’“ toncal marfcofs that tea h.«fcv?10o,ai®°* lh® “ ‘Jnty's ^ ^ ® ‘^ 5rDfTvnoniV stand Ni front of fam4ur bu**og, motorists andpoOestnana Others however, are Ibnnd in k'l^t-Vnown spots. hxkJon mwrty In the area's rural locations. ~ (1C San ford ’s C hristm as p arad e D e c. 14 The city of Sanford's 125th Anniversary Committee announced that plans are under way for Sanford's Annu.il Christmas Parade to be held Saturday, Dec. 14, in Historic Downtown. In keeping with tlx* year­ long anniversary celebration, the theme for this year's parade will be "125 Years of Christmas." The long-time Sanford tradition lias always been a hit with young and old alike. All interested orga­ nizations, churches, business­ es, schools an* encouraged to get their entry forms in early. For entry forms or further information contact Althea Parrish at 407-330-5641. Sem inole Smile I" " i* " * chHd tfS W S Police have arrested four men hJo with a double homicide that occurred |ast fe sssf® ^ ol ,he bomc Mid shortly after 1 a.m. ,hev heard someone "banging" ^ be front dexm. W h e n * looked out our the me window ih»*v sa w a dark skinned female adult b«« dE,jg a b^by seat with a baby •n it. rhey said they fud never The Sanford p0 |jce Department, working |n con­ junctioni with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, conducc a traffic slop Thursday nieht Interstate4dial leadtothLX of three men. About four houre late, police made a fourth arrest \n °n u ig e County. vs ntltefemalebefore. hi ^ ”,’V b'f|. they found the hl.uk female baby on Mie poreh in a car seat along with a Uie of tin* 4h*lonulntt*. W o ve tuul p iv t ly m u c h a 24h tiu r -d a y s u rve illa n ce «m a ll „ f ,.F , 7* k n r w ‘ h e fre tiu cn l« i l . said S a n fo rd P olice s p o k m . Utticers said the baby appeared to be clean, wearing clean clothes a id In good health. Child Protective Services look initial custody o( the child. After further investigation, authorities were able to identify the baby as H-month old Crystal Marie Alexander. The child's mother was also identified as AnnMaric Patricia Alexander. During further questioning, the residents of the house, David Mitchell and Nichole Harrison, admitted that the woman had yelled "come take vour baby" several times before leaving the baby at their resi­ dence and driving off. Investigators opted not to charge the woman with child abandonment because it could not be proved the child was actually abandoned. Six* alleges she d nipped off the child on the child’s father's doorstep. As of early Friday, authorities had not been able to talk with Mitchell beyond the initial report, to get a more detailed version fnrni him. Authorities tuve no official verification that he may be the baby's father, other trun what Alexander has said. As investigators said Alexander was not truthful with investigators and first denied being the one who dnipped the baby off. Given this, and given the extensive time exhausted in the investigation, Alexander lias been arrested on a charge of making a false report, which is a misdemeanor. The child has now been turned over to relatives. Cohr n “A '**« •>» the sheriff's office to bring these guys in." Police believe the suspects w ere staying with friends and family. In fact, the fattier of one of the suspects, Francis itoolm.ui. 46 of Sanford, was stopped t,y police while driving his son and another suspect. H m M photo* By Tommy Vlncanl Pictured i Page Private School - Airport Boulevard Campos student Joshn Babin receives tome help cutting her turkey from teacher. Mrs Ingks, during a Thanksgiving Feast held Tfxjrsday at the school. Along with the traditional holi­ day food, the chil­ dren performed songs (or their par­ ents and teachers At left. Mrs. Makhzan's class sings le t's Bo Thankful.' during the program. Cohen said Police stopped Iroulman about 7:.KI p.m. eastbound on 1-4 just near State Road 46. In the car were Troutman's son, Albert Thompson III, 20, of Deltona, and Willie Fred Blake, 21, of Dunbar Street, Sanford. Both men are alleged to have partici­ pated in the Nov. 13 drive-by shooting that killed Kavi Williford, 17, and Cedric Williams, 22, "We knew these guys (Thompson and Blake) had a fairly close relationship, but we didn't know if we would find them together," Cohen said. Early Friday morning, police arrested Deangelo Jwan Williams, 16, of McKay Street. Williams was spotted near the Checkers on Lee Road in Orange County prior to his arrest. Blake and Thompson were charged with homicide, shooting into an occupied vehicle and flceing/attcmpting to elude law enforcement officers. The juve­ nile Williams was charged with first degree premeditated mur­ der and shooting into an occu­ pied vehicle. Police don't think Troutman was involved with the actual shooting, hut he is charged with See Shouting, Page tOA School Board modifies Seminole High School Gospel Choir rules By Dan Ping Editor Jackie Benjamin — Volunloor for Brethren Reaching Out In d e x C la tti« d Cfcmword Dear ALbf fo o d Ugoh UaSlyW O b d u a iM i O p in io n Pokes lo g ftltgion Spoil! 66 BB 3A tOA BC 4B 6B 1C BC 3A 4A 3A 4C-5C IB-3B SANFORD — Seminole High ScNxil Principal Karen Coleman and Choir Director Bob Maquire have announced that the Seminole County ScNxil Board has Issued new guidelines which will allow the Seminole High School Gospel Choir to sing at religious events. The announcement f flowed a decision by Superintendent Paul ILigerty to bar the Gntpel Choir fnim singing at a Sept. II memori­ al service conducted at Central Baptist Church in Sanford. Seminole High School has sev­ eral student singing gnnips, one of which b the Gospel Choir. It has been at the school for 12 years, and has received more Bun 150 singing awards The Gospel Choir has been invited to sing at many places including Wall IXsncy World. On the eve of llie Sept. 11 event, I lagerty and Attorney Ned Julian made the decision that the choir should not perform at the church because of possible constitutional violations. As part of the Gewpel Gxiir's curriculum, members were required to attend out-of-class per­ formances, some which occurred at religious events. Since choir members earn 4 credit hours toward graduation, school officials were concerned that such a requirement would violate the US. Constitution's separation of church and state clause "I don't see how you can require anyone to attend a church service as part of a prerequisite to pass a class," said schcxil Nurd member Larry Furlong. The schcxil Nurd faced two options, Furlong said: Like away the course credit and otfer Gospel Cluiir as a club activity, or nuke attendance at religious events optional and allow students to earn credit. "If tlx- students are not required to perform at religious services and that has no effect on tN-ir standing in tlx* group ex their grade, then we have solved the potential con­ flicts," said Furlexig, adding that N* N>ped other changes would N* made to the Gospel Cluiir’s ckiss requirement*. "Performing is an important part of tlx* curriculum, hut I’d like to see some emphasis out on tlx* history and origins of tlx* music," Furlong said "Wc’rv talking aNmt one of the cornerstones ol Anx*ncan music. Gcopel music ha* •in inendihly rich history, and it would Nix'fit tN* students — all students — hi learn aNmt tlx* rule this music played not just in American music but American s»icie*ty as a whole*." Mathew D. Slaver, president and geix-ral counsel of LiN*rty C ounsel, has Nvn vexal opponent of tlx* September dedsian. Sina teaming of the plight of the Gospel Choir, Slaver and tN* Liberty Counsel staff have been working . l>f* *’J Kr *°A �* Page 2 A T H * SCMINOLK H X S A LO 8 u « U y . November 2 4 .2 0 0 2 Se m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Dinner with W: For those tim a when bring the starting shortstop for world champions juri tan't impressive enough, dropping the name of the com­ mander in chief is the next best thing. Sanford’s latest World Series ring bearer David Eckstein (Tim Raima waa the city's first) ran into a bit of trouble last week. After helping (he Anaheim Angies win the title, Eckstein (pent three weeks in japan tour­ ...................................... ing with the Major League's b a t He returned home to Around T?w d o c k Sanford earlier this week, but his truck had not arrived. It finally showed up a week late, and the driver wno hauled it country was not apoion fact he h e 'was down ' getic In right surly and demanded that someone meet him at the interstate rather than hauling the vehicle to the Eckstein home. b y Dan Ping Dave and his mom, Pat • • t • • • • went to retrieve the vehicle, only to suffer more grief from the driver. Mis. Eckstein had had about enough of the lout and told him to watch who he was befog rude to. “Who is he,” the driver said, pointing toward diminutive Dave, “the president of the United States?” “Nope,” Dave responded mattrnof-factly, "but I'r [m having dinner with him Monday night" After a half dozen you're-kiddfog-me's the nitwit finally got his act together and became a regular Miss Manners. Even asked for an autograph Dave's White House adventure is courtesy of George Will, the national political columnist and base­ ball aficionado. Will was so impressed with Eckstein's heart and hustle that he did a four minute editorial on ABCs T h i s W eek..." program. He also invited Eckstein to bring a guest and join him for a dinner with President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush. So who's Dave taking to the White House? None other than the First Lady of the Eckstein family, Pat Dave's Dad, Whiter, would have seemed like the logi­ cal choice, since he has 16 years in the political arena as a dty commissioner. “It would mean more to my wife," Whitey said. “She's put up with me doing this stuff with the dty for Ibyeare. Besides, what am I going to say to the presiProbably endlessly remind him about the recessions . of 1987,1969 and 1991 Just like you do your colleagues . on the dty commission, Whitey. : Besides, Whitty's had his 15 minutes of fame. . During the Angels Cinderella playoff season, Sanford's ; senior statesman was the darling of the New York ; press. The Times, the Pott, and the Daily Newt all recounted Whitey*s childhood association with Lou . Camescea, the legendary St. John's basketball coach. NI«1W It's time for PM to isi|ny Mime of the ix-rks of I yave's Mom. I "She'* the glue that holds this family together" Whitey said. Ahfor Dive, he's taken all of this in stride. His life stray has been turned into a children's book, which sold out in California in a matter of days. The Dairy Coundl has also inked Eckstein to one of thc*e 'G o t Milk?" campaigns. In addition, the man Big League pitchers call The Pest has landed a spot on the tdevision show 'S h e Spies." No, he won't be playing some masked villain. Instead, Dave will join a couple of other Angels players in a bit part as emergency medical technicians (EMTs ). I bctcha Dave's truck gets delivered on time next year. City perks: Speaking of perks, anybody looked into how much the city spends on car allowances for dty employees (cxdudtog fire and police)? At *56,000 per year it's not a huge percentage of the dty budget, but consider this: combine the annual salaries of the dty aimrrusskxters — the men and women we elect to lead the dty — and it totals only slightly higher than the money taxpayers are spending for employee car allowances. City Manger Tony VanDemorp is tops cm the list with a vehicle allowance of $488 per month. Deputy City Manager Roger Dixon is next on the list at $400 per month. The remaining 15 employees receive $250 per month. It's a select group, but if you're a dty employee and want to improve your odds of getting an extra $250 per month here's a tip: get transferred to the Parks and Recreation Department Of the 17 employees who receive car cash, six are in Parks and Rec. Seven of the 17 are VanDerworp. Dixon and department heads. That means six of 10 — 60 percent — of employees receiving this perk are in the same department In addition. Parks and Rec has four employees who arc* allowed to take home dty vehicles. The only other employees allowed to take home a taxpayer financed vehicle — public works, utilities, and fire and police employees — are required to be on 24-hour call. I've •inked the question before: is there a rash of park prob­ lems the dty is experiencing late a night and cm week­ ends mat no one knows about? Add it up. Ten employees in one department either drive a aty car hocra? at night or get good portion of tlieir car payment paid for by taxpayers. D a n P in g o Display Advertising Hourn Lemnder . ................................ John Coffman Editorial lAchoie Ja,ia fiiefigHton will be at SemfookTowne Center in Sanford promoting the critical and a k a caB donees. Tha event ie part olth e National Marrow Donor Program. P e rm s between the ages of W andM m ayraghierw ftha simple finger *tkx blood t a t For additional information phone 407-513-3138 octoO five at 1-866-KBC-0006. SUN This snowy scene was spotted at the Seminole County Sheriffs Office during a recent fund-reiser luncheon for Child Protective Services. For tha snowman’s protection, he was kept from fhe melting ray* of the sun streaming through a near­ by window. " Carvings Stolen Mark Rice, a local folk artist, has reported the theft of two four-foot high carvings that were on display at his It appears th e ____________ ________ the carvings onto a pickup truck. The works were a four-foot high American eagle with a fish in the right talon, and a four-foot high bar. They were cm dis­ play along SK-CM near Tuskjwllla UiMtl. Klee told Slwnlt's deputies he had other artwork on display for yean, and none have disappeared until now. He valued the carvings at over $1,000. Rice specializes in chainsaw art. He said both items were made of cypress and had his name engraved on them. He plans to offer a reward. Home Invasion Arrest The Seminole County Sheriff's Office have arrested a man they believe to be one of two suspects involved in a home invasion, Monday, Nov. 18, on Starwood Drive near Oviedo. The arrest came after Seminole and Orange County authorities located a black Lexus SUV believed to have been used in the crime. Orange County authorities chased the vehicle to SR-50 near Goldennxi, where both of the men fled cm foot. The driver of the vehicle was identi­ fied as Andrew Vasquez, 35, of Orlando, who was served a warrant at his residence. He has now been extra­ dited to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he is being held on no bond. Anyone with information cm the secund person is urged to call Investigator Bob Jaynes of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department at 407-665-6600. Drug Arrests • Melvin Enrique Pagan, 24, of Lakeview Avenue, was arrested Wednesday by members of the Seminole County City/County Investigative Bureau (CCIB) serving a search warrant at his residence. He was arrested on charges of possession of cocaine, possession of narcotics, pos­ session of under 20 grams of marijuana and possession of narcotics equipment A co-defendant, identified as Tracy Carmine Kossler, 23, of that same address, was also arrested in connec­ tion with the search warrant • Perry Lee Robertson, 44, Wood Street Oviedo, was arrested by CCIB agents during an undercover drug buy Wednesday in a parking lot at North Central Avenue, Oviedo. Robertson was charged with selling cocaine, pos­ session of cocaine with intent to sell/deliver. and driving with a sus­ pended license. DUI Arrests Keith Alan O'Quinn, 29, South 4th Street Lake Mary, was stopped by Winter Springs police Thursday on Highway 17-92 at Church Avenue. He was charged with DUI and possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Collection boxes for United Christmas celebration now at various sites CoHectiun boxes are now kxrated at various sites for the Seminole County United Christinas celebration to benefit the children who have been the subject of abuse/special needs cases, whose cases have been investigated by the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, Child Protective Services (CPS) Team in 2002. Kids House of Seminole County is also playing a vital role in tlus endeavor. The collection boxes are at the six ------- "district offices, as well as at the SCSO main office at 100 Bush Blvd., and at the jail. The Cl’S Team needs new, unwrapped toys to be given to the chil­ dren who are on a gift list. IXmated gifts will also be made available for the Santa’s toyshop, where the parents/ guardians can shop for the children, and the mcniundise will be offered at a low price. CPS will be holding this event on Dec. 14, and the main focus now is to get donations of gifts and materials to nuke the event a success. More than 750 children are invited; which repre­ sents only a portion of the children the CPS team checked for abuse, or special needs, during 2002. For more information, contact Marie Carling at 407-665-6508, or Stacey Brown at 407-665^539. “Sening Seminole County Since IVOR" Putttshed every W ednesday end Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N French A v e . Santard. F L Cheryl Srvtn 32771 Ctflutedun USPS 441280 Postmaster Send address charges lo The SFM iH O IE HERALD P O Dos 1687 Senlonl. E l 32772-1647 Swtonl, FI32771 E-Mell us: Subscription Rates 3 Months «< Semmote Comfy t i l 00 8 Months St Seminole Comfy 1X0 00 1 hear in Seminole County $38 00 1 War Other Flu .la Coudy U i 00 1 1 W C M Ol Stale IS2 00 Central Florida Regional Hospital will sponsor the hi ghJy successful Wrilnsss Seminar for smoking cessation on Monday, D ec 2, from 630 until 8 3 0 p m The first 45 minutes is free of charge. If participants feel comfortable with the program, they will pay a one-time fee of $55, which includes a powerful hypnotic session, behavior modification booklet, a home reinforcement audio cassette and unlimited free repetitions of the seminar If needed. For more information, phone 1-800848-2822 TUES Central Florida Regional Hospital will sponsor a Wellness Seminar for weight reduction on Tuesday, Dec. 3, from 6 3 0 until 8 3 0 p m The seminar will be conducted similarly to the preceding day on Smoking Cessation. For more information phone 1­ 800-848-2822 FRI Mid Florida Wrestling (MFW) will present a fund raising anniversary show Friday, Dec. 6, at die Sanfor Civic Center. Events will include a World Title Match Hardcore Title Match, six m tag, tag match and singles nutek The opening bout w pit a “Cep against a Crook" Sanford Police officer Mike “Mad Dog” Taylor faces Outlaw” Tom Bass. Ffoore open at 7 p.m. wit! the first bell to ring at 8 p m Admission is $8 for adults, 1 for children age 6 - 1 2 Free under age six. It is suggested an unwrapped toy be broug which will give you $1 off a admission plus a raffle tick* The event is to raise moot and toys for Toys for Tots. For tickets or additional ^formation, phone 407-328- Wc welcome and encourage your letten i comments. All letten must include your m address and phone number to be publish* Write to tit: 300 N. French Annul •Pt'one (407) 322-2611 »Fax (4 0 7 ) 323-9408 Perodcel Postage Pert el Sarford. Florida end ad&bonal medng offices Republic Newspapers, Inc. Hit and Run Stephen Wesley Joiner, 24, of Nortnlake Drive, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. Officers said he had been involved in a traffic crash in a parking lot near his resi­ dence, had left the area, then returned. He was charged with possession of a controlled substance, driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol /drugs, two counts of DUI with property dam­ age. reckless driving, hit & run leaving tlx? scene, and having ram current insurance. Stolen Vehicles • Eugene Houle. 18, of Av.kLico Avenue, bonlord, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. A man reported his vehicle was stolen from a residence cm Cedar Creek Circle, and after searching the area, located the vehicle in a parking lot When police arrived, they said the vehicle fled, only on! to crash into- a— —n light at» 20th - ~~ pole — ■ ■- .. . Street vJTC and Highway'17-92 17-92. .................... Both the driver and one passenger fled. A second pas­ senger remained at the scene, but told officers he was only befog given a ride. The passenger who fled, identified as Aaron Richardson III, 21, of Borada Road, Sanford, and Bouie were both apprehended by police. Each has been charged with grand theft motor vehi­ cle, and resisting an officer without violence. • David Montanez. 27, of Greenwood, South Carolina, was arrested by sheriff's deputies rhursday. An officer checking license tags at the Eastbound rest area on Interstate-4, discovered the vehicle, a Volvo, had been reported stolen in Sanford in 2000. The sticker on the plate Was also found stolen in S t Cloud. Montanez was arrested on charges of grand theft motor vehicle, possession of under 20 grams of mari­ juana. possession of narcotics equip­ ment, having an altered plate not assigned and altering a license plate sticker. Legs! Advertising Pen Sirwh Wends Koiapamdw The Germaine Marvel Community Building, 210 West Packwood Avenue at the Maitland Art Center will be the site of an Orchid Show and Sale, organized by David Swoycr of Sands Orchids, New Smyrna Beach. The sale will be open to the public from 9 am . until 3 pm ., Sunday, D ec 1. There !s no admission charge and the event is open to everyone. For more information phone 407-539-2181. MON Sunday. November 24, 2002 • Vol 95. No. 28 NkAPMsi/ Dean S n e Tommy Vncenl Friday, Nov. 29, from noon until 6 p m , KM* T * * ' Production Done CXefnch Uarve Heatana Classified Advertising Ted W s JSm FR I T he Seminole Herald Editor and Publisher Administration Bstty Barnett Out & About Frosty flakes E M t �* • « ♦* T he S cm m ou H ejuld Sunday. November 24. 2002 Page 3A Obituaries Catherine A.. Casselberry! son. an L , Deltona; daughter, nmda M., LVIhma; brothers ^ D .S m A n t .x r k r .T e T c 'u m D . Seatonville, III; mother, Shirley S., Sin Antonio. J Funeral services wen* held Friday, Nov. 22 at Banfield Funeral Home with Res-. Dirk Russell offici ahng. Burial was at Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell. ’ Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs. In charge of arrangements. Inc, Sanford, in charge of arrange merits. n a E. HAROLD McALEXANDER E. Hamid McAlexander, 90, of ^njord, died Monday, Nov. 18. fMZ. He was bom May 2.1912 In Sanford. He was the owner of 2*1 G a, Inc. He was a mem­ ber of First Methodist Church. Sanford. Survivors include wife, Mildred daughter, Dorothy Chandler. Sanford; brother, James, Sanford; two grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday, Nov. 22 at Brisson Funeral Home. * Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. was a homemaker. c<2^ Ji c t?°XCA “ Lalw ’<E C,4r,Ju?' , I..L b D Diana Gayle. Long John M. Richardsc* Milwaukee, Wis.. he moved to ^ h ^ RaCl S yof‘J i u C^ ’,iCAfmy r C,Ude Wifr' Iune FRANK RICHARD REEVES Frank Richard Reeves, 54, Sunnyside Ianc, DcBary, died Monday, Nov. 18.2002 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom in Palatka, he moved to I>Bary 27 years ago. He was an electrician for Seminole County Schcx>l System and a veteran of the U.S. Navy. He was a member of College Park Baptist Church. WILLIE PEARL SUTTON Willie Pearl Sutton, 78, Lagoon Drive, Oviedo, died Saturday, Nov. 16,2002. Bom in Hatcher Station /Georgetown, Ga, she moved to Central Florida in 2002. was a cook at De-DCe's Luncheonette. Survivors include husband, WWlie Frank Sutton. Newark. N.J, daughters, Maun-en Sutton, Oviedo, Nadra Hannah. Oakland, Cal.; sister. Josle Mae Mitchell. Jacksonville; two grandchildren; one Godchild. Golden's Funeral Home. Inc., in charge of arrangements. B r is s o n Seminole County's Most Experienced Funeral Home m od ^ c l «" Madaus. Sanford; brother, James Robinson, New Smyrna Beach. Graveside services will be held Saturday at 9 J 0 a m. at the Qaklawn Park Cemetery, 5000 CR ■IA-A. Sanford/Like Mary Baldwin-Falrchild Funeral I lame Qaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. fu n eral hom e Survivors include wife, Margaret Parker Reeves, DcBary; daughters, Detorah, Deltona. Ckirian Reeces-Mohring, Winter Combined Total O f 147 Years Ffov. 21, at Ban/kld Interment was in Lr Memorial Gardens. Banfield Funeral ^ o D e n n S ffit Lirx* ‘iinf.ir.t^t i Baldauff Family Funeral IM SonfanJ, daughter., Cherie Move. Washington. tVna, Lisa Detrfck. Umatilla; sons. Omni# Bruce II. Washington, Penn., Ryan Sean, Sanford; sister. Joyce Mitchell. Washington, Penn., five grandchil dren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Homo Ctoklawn Chapel. Sinford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. ' G m * . * 0range °*y- in ‘ arrangements. ,9<2002 In Longwnc Brooklyn Park, Mini DOUGLAS T1MOTHYJONES ---------- y i — • V H f , IJ charge of arrangements. ELIZABETH S. BURGESS Elizabeth S Burgess, 58,14x11st Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday. Nw. 17, 2002 at tier residence She was horn Aug. 3,1944 in lYrry, Ca. She was a member of Victory LVIiveranco Center. Survivors include sons, Jackk< Smjifi, Perry, Ga., larry Felion and t asey Ourgi-s, Jr., both of Sanford; daughlers Margaret Jenkins, Olivia Knight, Annie Burgess, I mda Munsmii *s ibi nk-Jvnetinlf «>i f11«>1r1 I I i i Rpira^Til!fo r ne“’ Jnd * I’nxwtant. iZ Florida Hospital Altamonte. 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Hopefully, with all of the special events held by various churches and clubs In the area, no one will have to be alone for that holiday. •~j i *4 1 :-3 the d lout I -V dimfa State "N havtr Af final! Mam Do Gem; holla heart ABC Eckst Prcsk So other Dove' colch o city 'It "She'i 16 ya dent? Prc . of 196 . ontht; Bes. Durin . senioi ; press.' rvcoui •Came Ntrw t -j j White As sfoty I sold o Count Milk? pitche sum si maskc other* techni I be year. hoSn empld year it consul comnt tin* citj mrmej ollowa City with a City M per m< per It's want l td month Kcctv4 receive 17 are! That in receive In at an* olio emploj vehicle employ asked t lems th i-ndsth Add drive a their ca O f co u rse som e co u p les w ill ch o o se to g o o u t for the trad itional T h an k sg iv in g m eal, p referrin g to b e by th em ­ selv es. M an y p eop le how ever, w ill pro b ab ly h ave a g a th ­ erin g o f th e fam ily an d friends, sim ilar to th e Pilgrim s w h o reportedly invited a few Ind ians (N ativ e A m erican s) to jo in them in celebration o f a bountiful harvest. (S o legem ! goes). ....... H istorically, T h a n k sg iv in g Is the o ld est official h olid ay in o u r n ation, h av in g been proclaim ed on Nov. 26, 1789 by President G eo rg e W ashington, (recom m en d ed by both h o u ses o f C o n g ress), " . . . by a ck n o w l­ ed g in g w ith g ratefu l h earts the m an y an d sign al fav ors o f A lm igh ty G o d , esp ecia lly by affo rd in g them an o p p o rtu n ity to p eaceab ly establish a form o f g ov ern m en t for their safety and h a p p in ess." Nick It rem ained o n Nov. 2 6 until P resid en t Lincoln called for the h o li• • • • • • • d ay o n the last T h u rsd a y in N ovem ber. In 1939, P resid en t R oosev elt m oved it to th e fou rth T h u rsd ay o f th e m onth. It's a p u blic h o lid ay in all states. In N ev ad a how ever, it's called Fam ily Day, w h ich is also a n excellen t title. G ettin g w ith th e fam ily how ever, ca n h a v e its d ra w ­ backs. Sev eral y ears ag o , a w o m a n I k n ew told m e sh e d read ed g oin g to h e r in -law s (ou t o f sta te) for T h an k sg iv in g . S h e said it w as the o n ly tim e o f y e a r th ey a ll g ath ered , and b ein g o f a certain o v e rse a s h eritag e, sh e sa id , "A ll they d o is arg u e an d yell a t ea ch o th er a t th e to p o f their v o ices, not o n ly d u rin g th e m eal, b u t all d a y lo n g ." S h e ad d ed th at n o o n e g ot p h y sica lly angry, "th e y ju st sh o u ted all th e tim e ". Pfeifauf Pardon me if that's not the kind of Thanksgiving meal I would like to attend, nor wish upon anyone else. G ettin g to g eth er for T h a n k sg iv in g sh ould b e ju st th at a tim e to g iv e th an k s fo r all th e b lessin g s received . A tim e to rem em b er th o se w h o m ay n o t b e at th e ta b le this year, or w h o h a v e p assed in p rev io u s years. A tim e to b e k ind to oru>-anothcr, and to a sk th e co n tin u ed b lessin g s o f the. A lm ig htyNeSrfoCTTris'fma's, T h a n k sg iv in g is p robably m y fav orite holiday, (f h ate H allow een , and there are too m a n y d ru nks on N ew Y ear's E v e an d so m e o th e r h o li­ d ays). It is m y sin cere h o p e that you w ill b e ab le to b e w ith fam ily m em b ers this Thursday, an d for those you m ay n o t have seen in a lo n g tim e - to ren ew old m em o ries an d show you still ca re abou t th em , th eir fam ilies an d th e ir w ell-being. T h an k sg iv in g is a co m p ou n d w o rd . By all m e a n s — g iv e thanks. B u t d o n 't forget — th e seco n d part is " g iv ­ in g ", and that ca n h av e a great d eal o f m ean in g if u sed properly. HwSHE ALASKAWHINS COMING AlOftS? _A 3 L*« War Reader appalled by lack of help with car seat To the editor. I was appalled when I went to three fire* stations in the Sanfoid vicinity and even called another one in Lake Mary, and could not get help with having a baby car seat installed in my car. As a grand­ mother who never used a car seat for her children when they were* young, I know the law now states every child under a certain weight and age limit has to be in a c jr seat. Since I would be taking my daugh­ ter and her son along with me to South Cttolina for a weekend trip, I wanted to be sure* the car seat was properly installed. I was told no one was on duty that was certified to install a car seat. At this one par­ ticular Tire station the women told me the firemen Ivad to attend train­ ing before being certified and if I wanted a car seat installed it would have to be on the dates and times provided in the handout. When 1 told her that unfortunately these dates were not until next month and I needed it installed now, she was not in the least bit concerned with my request. I did leave my phone number for someone to call me, but that request also was not fulfilled. I finally went to the sheriff's sub station on Lake Mary Boulevard and 17-92 in the Albertson's PUa and a very nice person from the sheriff's department was more th* willing to help me. 1 didn't ask about whether or not he was cereficd, I was grateful that he took interest in my grandson's safety. To say the least, I was disap­ pointed the fire department pencr net had little concern for the safety of children unless it is on a desig­ nated date and time. Slnctreh Paula Undamooi Why Johnny will never be able to read By B ob Ooff Special to the Herald Florida voters passed a Constitutional Amendment i l e m . u u l i n e -.m a ile r cla s s s iz e s a l the cost of billions of dollars, legislators passed laws demand­ ing the end of social promotion. Both either are or will be ignored, one by the Superintendents in 67 Florida counties, the other by the legislature and the governor. Both the Superintendent and the legislature have long histories in ignoring what they don't want to In the middle is the School Board. Trained by the Florida School Board Association, under the direction of Dr. Wayne Blanton, School Boards are taught to work together, mostly towards the common goal of getting more money from the Legislature, but never in developing educational excellence within the school sys­ tem. In general, the average school board member is white, way above average in wealth, and does not have another paying job. Mi>st came fmm the ranks of schorl volunteers and Dare* not formally trained in education. Not all Board members are like this, but enough to maintain the voting majority in most counties. Add to this mix the elected Schorl Superintendents at about half of Florida's 67 counties who have different bosses than those Superintendents who are appoint­ ed by a Board. Having set tire table, now on to the main course: why Johnny can't read? Schorls are run by educators. Schools systems are run by educators who used to run schorls. Schorl Boards are run by ex-volunteers who are deliberate­ ly turned into lobbyists by the FSItA in order to get more money for the educators to spend. Given the fact dial it takes 13 years (a student moving fntm kinder­ garten through graduation from high schorl) for any education pntgram to be fully implemented, there is little dunce that meaning­ ful reform will ever take place. Only two superintendents in Honda have over 10 years service and both of them have announced their retirements. The average life of a schorl board member aver­ ages far less than 13 years. The only people who survive for longer are the "educrals" those educators who move up within the system from teacher to admin­ istrator. And few of them are in * places powerful enough to effect change within the system for 13 years, given that most have their 30 years for retirement in by age 51 or 52. So how do you change the sys­ tem? First, require a five year educa­ tion plan from the School Board and/or elected superintendent. They already have a capital plan to spend construction money, why not have one that details how they are going to spend the money to build students? It has to have goals and it has to have local reporting requirements at the middle and end of each schcxtl year. It also has to have conse­ quences if the guals aren't met. l or far too long, children have taken the brunt of adult failure within the leadership of local schools and school boards. Second, separate the instruc­ tional fntm the nun-instructional worker when it comes to salary negotiations. In Seminole County IFh* non-instructional workweek is 35 hours. |would bet that you cannot find an elementary teacher in lire state who works less than twice that amount. With teacher shortages looming, giving all workers the same salary increase, benefit package, and step increase is a guarantee for continued syv tern failure when it comes to deciding how much emphasis is to be placed on effective teaching of children.. By the way, adminis­ trators should not be considered educators any longer. The biggest salaries have to go to those who actually do the work in achieving student improvement. Let excel­ lent teachers, easily verified by yearly pre and post testing in their classroom, earn the top dollar in the school system for what they do best?teach! The time for giv­ ing the highest salaries to the longest tenure or to administra­ tors is long past. Another idea tlvat should be dead is that I salaries can never go down. When two consecutive years of poor teaching almost guarantees a future high school drop out, there can be no excuse for failure in the classroom. Last, the school system has to concentrate on providing a basic education to every child. The Constitution of Horida and the U.S. requires a free and public education. It does not guarantee band, computer labs, sports pro­ grams, honors courses, the school newspaperand yearbook, clubs and TV studios lor the morning news. Only when children can read, write, and do math at grade* level should school systems be allowed to increase their local taxes by voter referendum-like Sarasota County and others did this year-to fund programs above the core educational offerings. Will parents scream if the musk program is threatened to be cut? Of course! Will educators wail that every child can't learn at the same speed as their classmates? Of course! Will the Unions fight •noth and nail to keep the salaries of their rank and file non-instruc tional members tied to that of the teachers? Of course! So what! In Seminole Count)’, one of Horida's highest ranked school districts, over 30 percent oi last year's third graders could no read at grade level. At other dis­ tricts the numbers were worse. A school system that cannot teach, or will not teach, is a schn system that must be changed. Tlx A t Plan has begun the processd publicly identifying substandard schools and school systems and providing the incentive for Scho. Boards to budget more money for basic education. But as long as 30 percent or more of the States' third graders cannot read at grad, level — the snail like creep of the process of change will cost too many children their future. Guff tars a member ofthe Saninolt County HairJfrvm 1996 to 2000. On the Street DW TSNUTTRUE, edith. i hear ffifGWRNMWT EDffH-lRCfilV GtNWOURW® TO CATCH , WHENEVERTHEV -ffeRRCRlSTSf m a I Your View m m The Herald asks people what they think ... M ELBA ISA TEffiORlST? On Thursday, many fam ilies will gather f o r Thanksgiving. We asked p ea pie if they have any holi­ day traditions and what their plans are f o r this year's cel­ ebration. T6a year. I taps to bmg the tamty together and enpy toe tracMunai tis/ws of Thanhsgrvng. both American and Raton We and up having 12 courses and eal tor hours. LIs s j S a n t o n e Soothed When I was younger, *e would gatoer at a retabve s house, and we had an aduffs latte ,uxj a kid's tatte Nowtfv.il wo are otow. my brothor and I are tafcng our mother out tor (tuner Jim Vandlvter Sonkrd I hove to make free ►ngs banner I have fa nioke o re certan pw or ny son aonl W me n, a “ t t » g s s a la d o r m y daughter (V iew w on! tel me n; and a chopped salad b r my ton's *n#niL o» ho wd be ipeet McOonnell Lake Atary I’m g a n g to spend the day wtlh m y son and “augNerolawandmy grandten and h a vatu || *a*kon the phone with my l* ° daughters w tp »va ip north and maybe 'O'an.klaughtot who « n Germany Doris DeCook DoOvn.1 We always have aa; spread, since we art r Italian tardy Edward R. Smt®* WVatr*’ �T » e S m iN O U H d l u j j gair» THOMAS ACROSS J Shady group S4 p s s s s ir * * Puzzle r ^ £ n‘ 8'v** •- 85Tt^/renot ckcuftou* 5 ‘BaJdafdaah!° '0 ^ » l h * |ha* S S S e ftp m , MO/tmodad « Aumo, Irwin ' 9 ft may coma ■ftarlfa 90 Good-gab S S S S r^ . .c s r - " ■ & « % MWndolnoia *assrsS*«: ^ B u S T io r ^ E n r^ u ^ • fwnkater • S «■& The Way We Were s S R - S S K . , . * , named official citv «nn Hid you know that (lie city of Sanford hat an official thrmo r saar* s g r " i " " & r - sS Z L 5 So far In m M. . Prnlm. 101 Aboard bo, O^lhMka ‘ & S 1 * . !“ S S S r ’ °7 Safari tin* » Inner ctrde.t • Mtrononw »°n8? I l b filled “&,nford on fhe wa* written by Robert t.trnkv Mr. C.tmio was director " ,ho Sl' nfor‘I Male OK-ms dur- RESOLUTION |* A RESOLUTION Ol O F SANFORD, FI 3 WHEREAS, The Clh Sinfonl, Florida does r an official theme song; . WHEREAS. RobcrU ace Marie ^8 Anim»| 1st 4? A lewbucks 80 Refine More tha n* * 52 L*e Beetfxjven’* Ineclphcr R E " , • • • • • • , m ,...... ... Pastoral Stinceipher. chorus. **• )» » A ?ssa , 0»v«* thanks tor c ’* Club I r this song ------ 5 W n " " 'r d M‘1,e Chorus under the direction of Robert Carnic for many years; and 87 PoNthed lice 6 , OutCM 62 Gavem WHEREAS' II has been per- 6anford on the Lake” 63 German poet n»ll, beside the city which Is M Win* approval. E nfoldwhereHIalwayswant lO IV. 65 T h r e a t - REAS' ”& nford on the o r d ^ M by the c-tuh Chorus on various occaincluding the dedication of It's Home Sweet Home, I II never want to roam fnmi kippy . Company" cotta/ 67 Sank, aa a pun da>s and happy memories. 68 Horror Mm Soft breezes blow - oer Lake reaction 69 Lawn loot M o n ro e -n o snow or la * -i,'s 70 A soccer coacft flfv** thank* (or a __ "Witness" Seminole High would play Orlando High School for the first game of the year and get frounced, plus a number of Gdery Feds would get injured. ihn 11 ^ , nK<?d “ "wwhat when the old OHS was divided. In - ^ fh e new Edgewater team did beat SHS 28-7, but the r r S , ,ta,W that SHS had them hed 7-7 until the fourth quarter, then in 1953, SHS beat ^ g m a t e r 14-6, the firs, time we had beaten an Orlando team in . ' ^ ' ^ ^ i o r that year. dnd in the band. There was much rejoicing. Coaches of that SHS team Jones, Jimmy Wade. Randy margin Fkto n w huge Orlando fwas ' split “ ' into Bocme a^ Scho01 F-dgewater for the 1 year so 'k^ " — ' 1952-53 school fheir first football game was Phtyed in 1952; their rivalry had i continued for 50 years. I recall ' - - ' I very well that Whatley, Larry Bates, johnny 76 Big victory 77 Sommekerit prefu 78 Command lo ih ^ aW nda t rr ,AQ ,nas' Bi" ^ m in g •>nd John Angel. Some on the ^ ^ B u b b A B i* * .;^ tox, R«m Hannum, jimmy HI ever ’ays fake 72 Depot* in a tray 75Lukaaof r Football Memories Many of you are aware that Boone and “T *g rw .h rh lg h schools in Orjando”had a 50 year reunion football fiame g. recently. ENTITLED 'SA N F THE LAKE" WRIT ROBERT CARNIE OFFICIAL THEME i THE CITY. ; p a s s k d a n o a d o p t e d this «lh day of September, A.D. 1986. establishing ti S ■ _ thank* tor V Farm gaj "" 60 Cel anniversary celebration. T ^ copy of it aiihe Sanford ................................. inglhe — 1960's anti ^ ■ L 1970 s. and Ibis song m "'as always Sl|ng at the J T c ,o w ofcach I I o f their perV forma new. My dad, Martin a j * ^M am oaT^ jjpvrmhcr 2-1, 2002 P a g e 3 A In 1986, the Sanford City Commission passes, .i resolution making this the official song. 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Remove the rice or pie weights and toss the liner. If the pastry base looks wet, hake for three to four minutes. When cooked, remove from the oven and cool in the pan. Reduce the oven temperature to 350' F. To make the filling, combine all the tilling ingredients expect the sliced almonds in a large bowl. Stir briskly until smooth. Sprea into the pastry shell and sprinkle with the W PS Holiday Events tot iru Ptitoiminq Aits "T H E N U TC R A C K E R " Produced by O rla n d o C ity Ballet • Sunday. D ecem ber 1 . 2 p m "S O U N D S of the SE A S O N ” Sem inole High School Destiny, P i r u r . Fantasy, and G o s p e l C h o ir LaXa M ary High M adrigal Singers M m am & Valerie School of D a n c e Arts. Ch o ru s groups from Goldsboro. 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The coach for thaMSB team was Leonard McLucas and bb« players included John Conner, George McClelland H,WJ na; ^ rrison , Malcolm {SSffi5*"'*"*■-* rreston. Wilson Smith, John Stanley, Levi Brannon and Robert Young Vintage View During the 1960\ a much Jj^ S e m in o lcH ig h w a sIn th c Metro Conference with all of the Urtondo schools and did quite eM*,8ainst them. Jim Pigott was coach assisted by Jim McCoy and Dick Wiliams. I was teaching several of the players curing those years, so attended •he majority of the games. * happened lo sec a preview of the recent Boone-Edgcwater hame on TV and there were Ho»y and Dcrlly Harris, former Uoonc cheerleaders, class of 1967.1 had taught them in fifth grade (1959-60) at Lake Silver Elementary School in Orlando. 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French Ave. Sanford , FL 32771 9A �jjB flC |Q,\ Sunday, \mrmbcr 24. ~ —— ___________ T he .Sn n w m H ntuj»____________________________________________________________________________ m en needs to stay out o f their ram filled with p h — •••wuviwi nDU96 ^ L Page 8A sun G ■Abbv ILNM[DVADU K E E °VED ured giftUar^dw d,hip'** Is a‘"M treasured 1*1*'* ck,n^ ,n your'chjracter • Ton were *E — rouilrtup .To" »haf began when I was believe that physical 5 . 1 always believed that era se , mind games and o f emotional supeven though my past et were normal was bad, things would Rd better. havlor that should be tolerated. VWrll, two marriages and several bad rela­ Can this be over­ come? Absolutely! tionships later, it seems I only men w who v -attract " “vi Him ___ Ilowever, you'll have to expectaare either physically rebuild your expect*abusive, emotionally Hons from the ground unavailable, or both All UnHI “ >«• *• done, of my relationships are • • • • • • • ' “ 4dv,»« you to somehow abusive. , , J bstaln from romantic I am so sad and lonely that I ' " vo' v* ! " e n t Professional baye even considered suicide I ^ 1 " * * C.8 W,n ‘be 1 l“ w something to live1 f0? fB iln YoU^ av* much lo “ ve for. but I just don't know whai . ,Bb* , ?..0.rder «o reach your Could there be something in mv ®W ' yo-U ** h*ve to "unlearn" character that tells men lam an V ,he ‘bings you have « s y target for them? H e ^ M p f°r * " " » ' d « normal. ° EAR A B B Y :' love your 'no gifts message for invitations: a Now I need a phrase or short note that will allow my 78-yearold mother to give treasured heirlooms to the person of her choice. • ly o u ld have loved to receive •he banana pudding bowl that belonged to my dear late aunt. It elicited many cherished memnrTV. W il* bided and chipped, anil I m sure it was at some point thrown away. Abby, you have a way with words, so I’m looking forward •o your response. Thanks* LORI RAMPOY, PIEDMONT, S.C. DEAR LORI: How's this: "Thl» f ) has been in my fami­ ly for many years and Is a trea­ sured heirloom. May it bring as much enjoyment lo you as it has lo me and our family. With love, Continued from Page lA withthe Choir to ensure itscontin- board, with brood support from o . . fiailiy !!“ was aJ *kit uedfuture and to assist in creating •he community, the «i» i»an to “hu was resolved,” Staver said. 'I am #21 _ — .......... Inbfratora K o i n e s which will allow the “* dispel Choir from singing at Choir to sing at churches or other vvry proud of the students who religious events." Furlong took sing in the Choir and am thrilled religious events. issue with that attitude and the by this announcement as we be was pleased with comments from Liberty Counsel appnudi the Christmas season.” •he school board's decision. the matter appears to supporters. Oocv the matter came to the be Though "We are die only school system resolved, ill feelings still remain. in the stale of Florida that offers sf' MX,l owfi1 for a gospel choir SPORTS MEDICINE Daniel R. IWonetie, M.D. Hus Recently Joined The Practice Of JAMKS E. QUINN, M.D. French Ave. *Sanford. FL •407-321-4230 tads me? DEAR ABBY: I am facing my However relxii J . . P',1n *° remain so. friend, w ill probTbW wanTm present you with a " 10^ 0 " X of some kind tn fif" ® '* ofjSome kind lo mark the occa- O m fS ^ ' V group. All of the other gospel choirs are clubs not classes," Furlong said. T h at already puts our necks on the line to begin with. So what's our reward for Hv<ng to be careful and make sure some court dix-sn't step jn and ban Jecb s-a'togeth cr? VVfc get called masts, bigots, cowards and Satan­ ic devil worshipers.” »nfu DEAR SCARED and How you have conduct*' se lf since your nurrijJTi is more important than? youthful indiscretion, i, your "need" to co n fer ' 1 now confessed to my rJu and me. Let the past staT buried for now. If y0tt^ summons to testify jn divorce, there'll be plr-Z pi^K time v n .„ husband 1 ..^ ' lime in to tell your this episode from y o u rJ w ****** Dear Abby is written v. Abigail Van Buren. t founded by her mother p i nimpa. n in e *uear * Abhi ------^ www.DearAbby.com or pr 69440, Los Angeles, CA%k e 200} UNIVERSAL PRESS SlSp Shooting Continued from Page 1A mation leading up to t1 accessory after the fact of a capi­ tal felony. r Police believe the i "We always felt these guys began wllh an arguri^ % were in the area and had not left o f automobile . 1 , Central Florida,” Cohen said. “It disagreement escal? just took us some time to catch Physical confrontat* ” hiding ”* * 7 ° bvi° Us|y b*111 help •urn led to the sho ' The investigation continues, Cohen said, for other who may have helped the suspects elude capture Detectives also continue w»-iiS5 allege Blake, T?jn .a?,l Williams drove/' a. l ? 9 model D o d e e / H *^ ^ a barrage o f bu/*TOm41 V«t •wo weapons o 1 0 1 ^ - . which r T ‘hcr, . ,he cvidcncc. which Cohen called “solid,” for off Olive A ve* ^,v pnwtxutors. Williford adCeWcVjfflWj ~The investigators are verv died at the scene■ m comfortable with the caso^ Chand/er was shot th|** was 9 >h‘)n M.id- “They've gathenxi'a the leg and Curs’ Smith, TL,v .1 lot of evidence, including infor­ wounded in lb haul- 101+ (T il tiers VViilmnr! Plaza RepairingandRebuildingAutomatic Transmissions 209 W. 25th St, Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 S -Same Location ^ SCARED ANt t £ S * f husband that I cheated prior to marrying him _ „r wait and see if L attorney or the wife of my ex-lover con- Transmissions i , and id I have been together for 10 I worst nightmare. While I was year ■ars. VVe have decided to I aim still dating my iiu husband, vauiiiify iiij .is'ihim, 1 had elope. >pean affair with a marrietl married man. luun. I■ I want to let my family know broke it off when my htisbandabout the marriage, but I'm not t«»-bo proposed. I never told my sure how to go about it. Are fiance about the affair. announcements OK, or do they List week, I learned that the seem like a request for presents? wife of the man I was involved I am clueless about the proper with found one of the ’ intimate" thing to do. Thanks a bunch.* items I had given him. She has WONDERING IN SOUTH now gone to a lawyer and is ELGIN, IL L seeking au divorce. OM ,f I am afraid I may be called to DEAR WONDERING: testify if the divorce proceedings Wedding announcements after go that far. your elopement are a perfectly I am scared to tell my husacceptable way to let friends band. I'm afraid he will leave me and family members know the if he finds out. happy news. Only those who accent Z Z , “ " I Z v Z ' T J 1'0 ' h‘lvc been completely faith- Harrell & Beverly __ __ m ?? S®1llno,e family Practice ^ ........ Honest. 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D cB ary Civic A ssociation's 19th Annual ro’CL, vua TONY RUSSI INSURANCE R U S S I • a neighbor, someone you know someone you can mist and respect. t ’all unlay and talk lo a real person "h o c a r e * aNmt >lHir family\ protection and security. Since IV M 2575 S. French Aw. Sanford (T«7) 322-0285 I nir.it. uc • iiom v • Bonded m "XT •Insured ^ u to -O w n er,In su ra n ce Lite Homo Car Business ^ ^ “ P+tpi** S H S s -' THERE WILL BE NO MAKE UP OAY FOR THF OATES OFF FOR THE HOLIDAYS “ K S & tS S K i— •K S S S --“' , • i i ® rf �f T h i Sc m in o lk H n u u i sihhj<i\. niim miIwt 21. 2002 P a * e 11A Safl,orfl wiy Commission Agenda for Nov. 2 5 .2 0 0 2 8nntotf City Halt 300 North Park Avenue S*ntofd, Florida W O R K SESSION ^ p rn. in the City Manager’s Cor™ f®nca Room, Second Floor 1. Interview of prospective B o a * appointees. (R -1 A & B») A P E R C : Lindsay N. Oyewaie and Juiie Overstreet. Sanford Museum Board. •noro are no current applica­ tions on file. r |ewW* Sun 2. Discussion re: Mayor' CKnl** Commission form of govern­ ment; Marilyn Crotty. *■ Discussion re: Convention Center Interlocal Agreement. J (FM ) 4. Discussion re: 2nd Rid Generation Road Building Count Program. Head* •it an i 8. Discussion re: Customer Qrlta Service Plan and E-QIP. Term, 8. Discussion re: C R 48A land­ in 196 scaping and Irrigation withf improvements. IVad. w an 7. Discussion re: project costs Iptao tor landscape/!rrlgation Installation/subsequent mainte­ nance on East Lake Mary Boulevard (Sanford Avenue to S R 46). •. Discussion re: revised project design and cost for 25th Street and Park Avenue inter­ section beautification. 9. Discussion re: Regular Agenda items, Add-on Items, and other items. 10. Mayor's briefing. 11. City Manager's briefing. R E G U L A R M E E TIN G 7 p.m., City Commission Cham bers, First Floor • Approval of Minutes November 11, 2002 Work Session and Regular Meeting. Recommended by the City Clerk and the City Manager. J Nam Consent Agenda 1. Approve payments made dur­ ing October 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. 2 Approve payment ol City Attorney's Statement for the month of October 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. 3. Authorize preparation ol Scope of Services for the Sanford Museum Expansion and Renovation Project, to be completed on a work order basis in an amount not to exceed $30,000; funds bud­ geted in account number 001-5052-571-31-06. Recommended by the City Manager. 4. Approve request for American Cruise Line to dock at Memorial Park on November 27 and December 22, 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. 5. Approve request for AHoliday Tour of Homes® event to be held on City property (Touhy Park and Park on Park), on D ecem ber 6 through D ecem ber 8. 2002, from 6:00 P.M. to 10:30 PM : and approve street closure ol Myrtle Avenue from 5th Street to 8th Street and 6th and 7th Streets from Myrtle Avenue to Elm Avenue, D ecem ber 6 . 2002. from 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.; approve request to waive all foos for the use of Touhy Park and Park on Park; and deny request for the City’s SER C to fund the electric needs lor Touhy Park. Recommended by the City Manager. 6. Approve request for ALight Up Sanford® event to be J»eto on City property Lee Avenue from 1 st Street to (Magnolia Squ are) on 2nd Street; San Carlos from December 7 ,2 0 0 2 , from 6 :3 0 1st Street to 2nd Street; and PM. to 7:30 P.M.; approve Mellonville Avenue from request for a c c e s s to City Seminole Boulevard to 2 nd Property along 1st Street and Street; and approve request j° provide a ssista n ce to waive all fees for the event, installing decorations and including d ean up bond and Ii0 hts for the event; and processing fee. approve request to partner Recommended by the City with the City’s 125th Event Manager. and to waive all fees except 9. Approve request for ATCE d ea n up bond and process­ Inc. Holiday C elebration® ing fee. Recommended by event to b e held on City prop­ the City Manager. erty (Centennial Park) on 7. Approve request for ABoat D ecem ber 14, 2 0 0 2 , from Parade O event to b e held on 5 :0 0 P.M. to 9 :3 0 P.M.; and City property (Fort Mellon approve request to have Park and Memorial Park), on beer/wlne with paid Police D ecem ber 7 , 2 0 0 2 , from 7 :0 0 security. Recommended by P.M. to 8 :0 0 P.M.; approve the City Manager. street d osure of Sem inole 1 0 . Approve requ est for Boulevard from Park Avenue ARichards Christmas Party O to San Juan on D ecem ber 7 , event to b e held on private 2 0 0 2 , from 5:0 0 P.M. to 9 :0 0 property (2204 Oak Avenue) P.M.; and approve request to on D ecem ber 14, 2 0 0 2 , from waive all fees for the event, 8 :0 0 P.M. to 1 2 :0 0 A.M.; Induding dean up bond and approve street closure of p rocessing fee. Colonial Way to Coronado Recommended by the City Concourse and Colonial Way Manager. to Oak Avenue on December 8. Approve request for 14, 2 002, from 5 :3 0 P.M. to AChristmas Parade O event 1 2 :3 0 A.M.; and approve to be held on City property request to have beer/wlne (Fort Mellon Park. City Hall, with paid Police security. and Downtown Sanford Recommended by the City streets) on D ecem ber 14, Manager. 2 0 0 2 , from 11:00 A.M. to 1:0 0 1 1 . Approve pu rch ase of P.M.; approve street dosure Express P assen ger Van from of Seminole Boulevard from Bill Heard Chevrolet in the Sanford Avenue to Mellonville amount of $ 1 3 ,1 1 8 .5 0 ; funds Avenue; 1st S tree t from available In account number Myrtle Avenue to Mellonville 1 1 1 -2 0 2 5 -5 2 1 -6 4 -0 1 . Avenue; Fulton Street from Recommended by the City Myrtle Avenue to Park Manager. Avenue; Mellonville Avenue from Seminole Boulevard to P ublic h earin gs 2nd Street; and Sa n Ju an I .R e : 2 5 .450+ acres of proper­ from Seminole Boulevard to ty between East Lake Mary 1st Street; or Riverwalk Boulevard and Pine Way and Option Route: 2nd Street between Mellonville Avenue from Lakoviow Avenue to extended southerly and Mellonville Avenue; S a n Juan Andrews Road (595 Andrews from 1st Street to 2nd Street; Road) (Magnolia Park PD, cAAiss SeminoCe County Schofo/isliif) Pageant An Official Preliminary For The M iss Florida And M iss America Pageants February 22, 2003 7:00 P.M. proposal Contract was rati­ fied by the F.O.P. on November H, 2002. Recom m ended by the Human R esources Director and the City Manager. 7 First reading of Ordinance No. 3 7 5 9 to annex 0 .78 ♦/• acre of property lying between Wylly Avenue and Mattie Street and between Sanford Avenue and Princeton Avenue (411 Wylly Avenue); Tom Lyon, owner. Recom m ended by the Development Review Team, the Director ol Planning & Community Development, and the City Manager. • Add-on items • Information • City Attorney’s Report • City Clerk’s Report • City Manager’s Report • Citizen Participation • City Commissioners' Reports ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSO N D EC ID ES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH R E S P E C T TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR­ ING HE MAY NEED A VERBA­ TIM RECORD O F THE PRO ­ CEEDINGS INCLUDING THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE WHICH R EC O RD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY O F SANFORD (F.S 286.0105) P E R SO N S W im c o A C IL ! TIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF TH ESE PRO C EED IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESO U RCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 4 0 7 -3 3 0 -5 6 2 6 40 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING 3 b L o o k in St the December 1 P aper The Helen Stairs Theatre (Downtown Sanford) Come Be A Part O f The Miss Seminole County Pageant. Applications are Available at Area High Schools and Colleges or the Helen Stairr Theatre in Downtown Sanford For More Information Call (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 - 3 5 7 6 Advance Tickets By Donation $10.00 At The Door...$15.00 ^toducfion (ii\d SideAtoinment by Miriam & Valerie's School of Dance Arts SANTA CLAU S PICTURES AT I0 t* CRAFTERS t u t H r W f IX IN O IHRU CHRISIM AS NOON tO J PM IN rtA LM A R ! PIAIA^ ,8 1 * N Of IX M A R T B I V D 0 N 1 M 2 SANfORD PH 40/ 327-110 P h ase II); Kenneth A. Burke, are willing to continue to R eb ecca F. Burke, Deborah serve. NEED TO REAPC. Neukam, Mary K. Mixon, POINT/APPOINT REPLACE­ J e s s ic a 8. Middlemas, MENTS. Applications on file Patricia B. Vassallo, Et Al, from Lindsay N. Oyewaie and ow ners; Barry J . Walker, Julie Overstreet. . applicant/authortzed agent. B. SANFORD MUSEUM A. First reading of Ordinance BOARD. T he terms ot Ja m e s No. 3 760, to annex the prop­ Cara, C harles Carlson. II. erty. Recommended by the and G race M. Stinecipher Development Review Team. expired on November 4, Director of Planning and 2002; alt three are willing to Community Development continue (o servo. NEED TO and the City Manager. R E A P P O IN T / A P P O IN T B . First reading of Ordinance REPLACEM ENTS. Thore No. 3761, to rezone the prop­ are no applications on file. erty from AG, Agriculture to 2. Condemnation Status Report PD. Planned Development. No. 0 2 -2 0 , 1 2 1 2 W. 16th T h e Planning and Zoning Street, Leola Newton, owner. Commission recom m ends The Director of Planning and denial; the Director of Community Development Planning and Community and the City Manager recom ­ Development and the City mend demolition. This item M anager recommend was tabled at the November approval, with conditions. Ad 1 1 ,2 0 0 2 meeting. published October 2 7 , 2 0 0 2 . 3. Approve alcoholic bovorago 2. Consider ap peal of the (Beer and Wine) sale and Planning and Zoning consumption on the premises Commlsslon’a denial for a at 110 and 112 West 2nd Conditional U se request to Street; Sofia Eudavo, appli­ establish a wedding chapel at cant; Rami Yosefian. owner. 601 Briarcliffe S tree t In a Approved by Planning and Sin gle Family Residential Zoning Commission; recom­ (SR -1 ) zoning district. The mended by the Director of Director of Planning and Planning and Community Community Development Development and by the City and the City M anager recom­ Manager. mend upholding the Planning 4. Commission direction/action and Zoning Com m ission's on the Dralt Convention decision to deny the Center Interlocal Agreement. Conditional Use. Applicant (W S-3) notified October 2 3 . 2 0 0 2 ; 5. Approve execution ot Lynx property posted November Funding Agreement (or FY 13, 2 0 0 2 ; ad published 2002-2003, in the amount ol November 13, 2 002. $180,033. Recommended by the Director ot Planning and R eg u lar Item s Community Development 1. Board appointments/reand the City Manogor appointments. (W S-1.A & B.) 6. Approve F.O.P. Contract and A. P E R C : T h e terms ol retroactivity ol w ages ettocHerbert ACliffO Miller, tive October 1 . 2 002. and use C harles J . Volk, Jr., and Scott of General Fund Rosorvo? lor D. ~ Larson wilt expire on the purpose ol (uncling the D ecem ber 31, 2 0 0 2 ; all threo shortfall in the City's wnge ‘"/Ir ‘Vend rTo A (VuAfd ulllss ^iwtlrn ^Begins 9)«f" Copies are also available at y o u r neighborhood Eckerd! �* J * a * f l 2 A SiitNi.i>. November 24 .2002 E< School Continued from Page 1A be located away from these aim s to avoid noise, odors, dust, traffic imtMcts and hazards." The School Board ami its staff, however, believe the city's com­ prehensive plan allows for the school to be located within Technology Park. In fad, they M i d the facility's environment Is con­ ducive to the alternative schcxil, which mmlels a business-like atmosphere. Excel Alternatives, whk'h has a con trad with the School Board ami has been in Seminole for more than seven years, senes middle and high school students that have been expelled from school. Instead of students remaining out of school for a semester or longer following their expulsion, the pnv ^ram offers an alternative. f,Individuals are selected for the program on a case-by-case basis. Students, who along with tlieir parents sign a contract to attend the Excel program, are referred to as associates. Tlx’ m IuxiI is operat­ ed like a business, with students clocking in and out at the begin­ ning and end of the day. DBi old sir bcenfi and a j thatbt 5. I alv even tl was bi getbel Well and stf t io a s h i onlyal areeitl abusiv unavaj of my 1 somcH I am havee know I for, bul Could charad easy ta me. LOS IN IY Chi Associates are required to wear business attire, including tics and dress shirts for males and skirts or dress slacks for females. Average enrollment at the school Ls 140 students, with a max­ imum of 200. With low teacher-tostudent and staff-to-student ratios, the school’s goal is to improve their associates’ behav­ iors and get them back on the aca­ demic track. “One of the first students that went through Seminole County's Excel program was from my neighborhixxl," School Board member Larry Furlong told Commission Thursday. "He was one of my daughter's friends. Furlong said his young neigh­ bor became involved with illegal substances, including marijuana. He was expelled from school but given the option to participate in the alternative program. "When he went through Excel, he turned his life around," Furlong said. "He is now on his way to completing a Ph.D. pro­ gram." Currently, the School Board leasts the Sanford Excel building Contin with thi lied futi guidelii Choir h rcligiou Stavt thescht “One T m Se m i n o l e H d u l d for $350,000 per year. When the lease is up this summer, school officials want to move the pro­ gram, since purchasing a building will eventually save the school system money. The Board is look­ ing to purchase the building at 450 Technology Park for about $1.1 million. Numerous locations in Sanford, Casselberry and Lake Mary were considered for the school s new home, said Deputy Superintendent Dianne Kramer. Tlx- Technology Park site was the best choice based on accessibility, renovation requirements and cost estimates. She said the city's land use designation for the site was also considered when making the relocation decision. According to School Board Attorney Ned Julian, however, a comprehensive plan amendment isn't even necessary in regard to the proposed alternative school site. He said, since the city's com­ prehensive plan permits schools in every land category except con­ servation, state law requires that the city automatically re-desig­ nate the property from industrial to publie/semi-publie. The plan's idelines shall be considered, t aren't criteria in determining whether a school is alkwed 1x1 a particular site. • Traffic and safety were also fac­ tors in Commission's vote deny­ ing the School Board's request. About 30 buses currently trans­ port Excel Alternatives' students to and from the school, and according to Omana and Lake Mary Police Chief Rkharl Beary, the complex cannot handle that many vehicles lining up along tire road. "In a single stack scenario, the school buses would be lined up for a quarter of a mile," Beary said. "That's a serious potential for crashes." "In my business, you have to look at the worst case scenario," he said. "I have a serious concern for the traffic situation at thb site." Seminole School Bus erations Manager Julie urphy said the school system has already considered the traffic situation at the site, and the num­ ber of buses transporting students to and from the school will be lim­ S ( Community Notes Mural Painting Students at Oviedo I ligli Schtxil will be painting murals at the Sunshine Children Slx-ller, 335 Foster Cover, at the aim er of 4th Street in Chuluota Saturday, Nov. 23, form V a.m. until 3 p.m. Paintings will be children related such as Dr. Susses Cal in the I lat. Charlie Brown's Snoopy, under­ water worlds and custom pic­ tures and designs. Fix- public Ls invited to watch this event. Scholarships Offered The Central Florida Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa Ls again sponsor­ ing scholarships for high school seniors wlro intend to go to a l ­ lege to become teachers. The National PDK organization offers scholarships ranging from ixx* to five thousand dollars. Applications for these scholar­ ships can be obtained from Dave Scott at IdylKvildo Flenx-ntary School. 407-320-3750 Deadline for applications is laminry 15, 20(11, with the scholarships to be announod April 28. Handel's Messiah The 30th Annual performance of I landel's "Messiah" by the Messiah Choral Society will be Sunday, Dec. 1, at 3 p.m. at the Bob Carr IVrfotming Arts Centre. Admission Ls free and no tickets are required. The 180-member choir Ls com­ prised of Central Florida resi­ dents and sponsored by local businesses, individuals, govern ment, foundations, the Art Service Council and choir mem­ bers. Seminole Spokes The Seminole Spokes of Welcome Wagon Club will meet Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 11JO a.m. at Sweetwater Country Club, 2700 Sweetwater Country Club Drive, Izmgwood. Cost is $15 JO. Jacqueline Prutsman, a sophom otv at ta ke Brantley H igh School will entertain with "Songs of the Holidays." For reservations or more infor­ mation on the organization, phone Carol at 407-880-6330 or Joyce at 352-243-1877. Newcomers are welcome. E Orchid Show The Germaine Marvel Community Building, 210 VVfest Packwood Avenue at the Maitland Art Center will be the site of an Orchid Show and Sale, organized by David Swoyer of Sands Orchids, New Smyrna Beach. The sale will be open to the public from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., Sundav, Dec. 1. There is no admission charge and the event is open to everyone. For more information phone 407-539-2181. Wheelchairs Available The Independent Seniors pro­ gram makes available power (electric) wheelchairs to Senior ited to sev en vchkks. "YW are propersing a shuttle service for transportation," Murphy said. "The students would be transported to a central­ ly located site and then put on a shuttle bus." In response, several city com­ missioners said they were con­ cerned that 30 buses would still be rxxxled to transport the students during their trip to and from school. Commissioner George Duryea said queuing of the vehi­ cles would still cause traffic prob­ lems — only at another site. Following the presentations from city staff and the School Board, several residents voiced their opposition to the alternative schoors proposed location. In addition, Omana said the city's Community Development office received more than 100 e-mails from residents and businesses located in Technology Park protesting the rokxration site of tlx* Excel program. One proponent of tlx* reloca­ tion, however, is BCK Ventures, who owns the building the School Board wants to purchase. Paul Chipok, ar\ attorney > BCK, told C om m **', the city Ls obligated,'«, allow the school ^ Technology Park. ' L ike Mary City At*, Simmons, however, * Mary staff members * , in their interpretation„ rehcraivc plan arxJ t ollowing the public S motion was made an], to deny tho Sdx*f' request. "O ur position is th*: great program and a t*, gram," Lake Mary M* Greene said. "But, w* k the wrong location not suited for 1 Technology Park is * , facility and trying to pu there is not appropriafe' Nevertheless, the pn« not been tabled by fr Board. A special meetnxl schcdukd for 8JO aan.1 to consider the purtht. Technology Park propBoard will meet at the Li. Support Center, located t Like Mary Blvd., in Sari? f Donations needed for Christmas Citizens, 65 and older, and to oth­ ers permanently disabled, at no out-of-pocket cost, if they qualify. The wheelchairs can be provided to those who cannot walk or self propel a manual wheekhair, can walk only 10 feet or less and at are risk of falling, or who meet the additional guidelines of the program. If your need is for use in the home, call for more information. No nursing homes or HMO Insurances. Phone toll free at 1­ 800-383-8135. Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club The Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club will host a Holiday Luncheon, LXic. 9, at Heathrow Country G ub. There will be a social and brief meeting at 11 a.m., and lunch at 12:15 p.m. Guest speaker Ls Dee L>gan. Cost Ls $20. Make Reservations by Dec. 5 to Sharon at 407-884-8767. New and prospectie members are wel­ come. Christmas is just around the comer, and with it comes an opportunity to be a blessing to others. There arc children In our community who are in need o f basic necessities such as personal items and clothing. Gifts will be distributed at the annual Brethren Reaching Out Christmas dinner and , Dec. 14 at the Sanford Side Boys and Girls Club. There are many ways yoit can help with this outreach Christmas party. You can pro­ vide grocery store gift certifi­ cates, clothing store pr cates, food for the Dirt-boxes given to needy fc gifts of toys for the did: food for the Christmas: or financial gifts forth: istry of Brethren Reach Contact Rose Davis Director of Brethren fa Out, at 407-302-4143, kr ther information, or scr. tributions to Brethren Reaching Out, Semiix* Garden Apartments, Ifel Fifth Street, No. 20, San FL 32771. C County Commission meets this T uck The Seminole County Commission will meet Tuesday, Nov. 26 in the County Services Building com­ mission chambers beginning at 9 J 0 a.m. Among items tin the agenda is to approve and authorize the Chairman to execute the Interlocal Agreement between Sr County and the City of Sanford for the Convtr. Center. The afternoon scssie begin at 1JO p.m. for I. I learings. The evening with more Public Hear will begin at 7 p.m. M o ve Faster! O n ly I "» L e f l 1 Im p a tie n c e K“ l»TO> (IMC [ jU it , httcr enWft?crcJ home - in j UM? ,MjrV community th.it m . „ * » ! U , .\Uv J Homes quality and value? impatreni L fngi ' W x no waiting at Eg,etUar IZ T * l«4 205 202 Oriole Crane III falcon Robin 206 (Kjifcy 207 3 $131.1160 14% $148,490 5 160,590 $158,990 $142,285 CHEVY m 25H> Anniversary KO I W IF TD Waterhouse Centre Irttla y • D e c e m b e r 2 7 , 2 0 0 2 • 7 :3 0 P M : T ick e ts O n S a le N o w ! C h a r g e by P h o n e : 4 0 7 -8 3 9 -3 9 0 0 W F S H ^ ' W , I k k c U S u it in g *1 t il.O H » l i c k r l n u t l r t O u l l r l . " ' " u . l r n o m • it u m p iu m o n k r ru m • B o . 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The loss will be an even tougher one By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — Ready or not, winter sports arc here. Not waiting until the fall sports can complete their playoffs, the High School winter Sports Season kicked off Monday with several dif­ ferent sports seeing action. In boys' soccer, Winter Springs and Lake Mary bat­ tled to a 1-1 tie. Valencia scored the Bears' goal on an assist fromWalker and Loch scored the goal for the Rams. In a girls' matchup, Stephenson had three goals and Goncalez had three assists as Lake Howell top­ pled Lyman, 4-1. Middleton had one save to record the win in goal for the Silver Hawks. In girls' weightlifting it was Winter Springs winning every weight division in whipping L ik e Howell, 80-7, and Lake Brantley won the final two matches of the night to edge Oviedo, 47-42. G IR IS W E IC im iF t lN r t SI ASS no. S IL V IR IIA W K S 7 101 _ ConM. Wlnfc-r Spring*. lnS-||(l ais 110 . Nu.taU*. Winter Spring*. 15 |JO as ' 10 " t ■ W inlrr Spring*. I0 S -IB I T * . M ,r»lr*. Winter Spring*. IKMM1 r*i W . C l M i r r . Winter Spring*. 140 I4S MS 154 .S * n U n j. Winter Spring*. I2.VIIU m IW _ Trilnr. Winter Spring*. 1S0-110 240 IKI King, Winter Spring*. 150121) Z7U IW _ Hartman. W inlrr Spring*. IA5I40 _ MS. L'nhmitnl _ IX niUw n. W inlrr spring*. 140140.2*1 PA TR IO TS 47. L IO N S 42 101 Applrby. I akr Huntley 10S-I0O 205 110 O u r m , lake Bcanllry. I OS-110 215 I I S . Turn-*, lake Brantley, I10V5. 2U5 12V . luyir. lake Huntley 115-70. 115 13V _ Mit'ieinrtl. lake Brantley. S5-12S .2 1 0 154 . IVrr/. d v m in . 15-125. 220 ltH .Trl* m .O * ln fc i. 120135.255 113 .C u r d r . Lake Brantlry. 15-10. 115 Unlimited . SkCror. Lake Brantley. 135 125 _ mo Tuesday night saw Orangewood Christian make i triumphant jump to winter 3oys soccer with a 44) win rver Seminole (0-1). The Rams (14)) had been the dominant team locally in Fall soccer for years and Jecided it was time to take Ihe plunge. Michael Doudney scored two giuLs while Josh Yost and John Reilly chipped in a goal apiece for Orangewood Christian. Doudney, Yost, Rizzo and Traynham had one assist each, while Brian Irvine had four saves to earn the victo­ ry in gtul. Lake Howell’s boys improved to 2-0 on the young season with a 3-0 win over Lyman (0-1). Tim Nix had two goals and Nick Martin netted the other. Nix, Gonzalez and Kaufman had assists fur the winners. Ben Griffin had six saves in goal to record his second shutout in as many starts The Silver Hawks had blanked Winter Springs, 54), in the season opener on Monday Trinity I’rep also got a shutout on Tuesday, white­ w a s h ^ Olympia. 24). Giles had a giul and an See Prep*. P*8e 3U I 1 ■ , # ■ I I Like Marv tn «w.iMnu7 ... l ^* ti h o m ^ ary ,0 sw<lllow when they get them in ^ fu V v,c,ory m ,uld have put ? ? ?,0rul C^m pionship tc im . ? ains, ^ ‘iinland, the only other •earn to have beaten the Ram , this sea- The No. 8 ranked Buccaneer* again ■ . . ..................- _ . . turned to their defense, which has allowed more than 10 points only once this year, in an 8-7 triumph over Pensacola Escambia at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium on Friday night. The defense also scored Ihe only points as Mainland (11-1) adv anced to take on Rutherford in Springfield next rridav night. Friday night's game also marked the end of stellar careers for running back Reggie Campbell, who went over 1,000 yards rushing again this season despite missing the better part of three games and hobbling in two more after injuring an ankle against Mainland, and line­ backer Keith Rivers, who will surely become a defensive star on the next level. .»,A .rvc‘1P of Friday'» Rame will appear 1 Wednesday's Herald. ^ Eagles soar over Lions Raiders women finally at home Edgewater puts an end to Oviedo’s title hopes By D un Smith Sports Editor By Tony DeSormler Special to the Herald ORLANDO — For the sec­ ond time this month, an Oviedo High School athletic team saw its season come to an end at Edgewater High School. On Friday night, the Edgewater Eagles ripped the Oviedo Lioas, 46-15, in a 6AKegion I semifinal football contest at Eagle Stadium. IW o weeks earlier, the Oviedo girl*, volley ball team was eliminated from the slate playoffs in the regional semifi­ nals played in the Edgewater gym. “We were one foot away all night,” said Oviedo coach Greg Register. “Their defen­ sive backs did a great job. All night long, it seemed like we were just one foot away from completing passes, but they kept knocking them down. “That last onsidc kickoff attempt was symbolic of the whole night - - just a foot away from being perfect. Edgewater is a great football team. You need to play a near­ perfect game at this level but we were just one foot short of it all night.” Oviedo's game plan FnJay was to come out throwing with the hope of spreading out the Edgewater defense and perhaps creating some running room. But for most of the night, the Eagle defensive backfield seemed to keep getting a hand to quarterback Lee Sloan's aerials at the last sec­ ond and knocking them away. Shun finished the night 14for-30 for 143 yards, most coming on short, quick routes. TAMPA — After three tough weeks on the road, the Seminole Community College women's basketball team will finally get to play before a friendly crowd when it hosts Tallahassee Community College this after­ noon (Saturday). The Raiders will be looking for vengeance over the F-aglcs, who used a definite depth advantage lo defeat the locals, 72-55, on their home floor two weeks ago. Came time Is set for 4 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center and admission is free. "We lost lo llictn ( ICC) last time because we ran out of gust," said first-year SCC head conch Lisa Nuxol, who will be coaching tier first game on the home hardwood. “They played 14 people and we had seven that night. We were up at the half, but they ran us down in the second half. We will try to be ready for them!! "The girls are glad to be home finally! Playing our first seven games on me road was tough.” The Raiders (3-4) come home on an upbeat, having broken a four-game losing streak (losing to 3-3 Chipola Community College, 65-66, in Ocala at the Central Florida Community College Classic last Friday and, 82-71, to 3-1 Palm Beach Community College in Lake Worth last Saturday) with a 63­ 52 over Hillsborough Community College in Tampa on Tuesday. Center Danielle Richardson, a 6-foot-3 sophomore from Orange IMrk, had 13 points and 12 rebounds to lead SCC. Freshman point guard Natalie Fmmanuclli from Like Highland Prep also had a big night with 10 points and five assists. Oviedo's defense was as hard-hit­ ting as ever (top), as a witnessed by a group ol Lions gang-tackling an Edgewater runner, but sustained drives by the Eagles eventually wore out the strong Oviedo "D" os the hosts scored 32 second hall points to easily dispose ol the Lions, 46-15, in a Class 6A-Region 1 Semifinal game at Eagle Stadium Friday night. One ot the tew bright spots lor Oviedo was Jason Raulorson's 90-yard kickotf return in the third period (right) See Oviedo, Page 3D See Women, Page 2B R aiders celebrate ranking with win By Dean Smith Sports Editor HtraW photo by Jim Wentj Lyman graduate Josh Houston (No. 12) had the biggest game ot his career at SCC as the sophomore guard hit six three-pointers and scored a gamehigh 22 points In the Raiders'. 73-62, victory over Polk Wednesday night SANFORD — It's been a long time in coming and the Seminole Community College men’s bas­ ketball team was not about to let it slip away. Hie "it" is tlie first state ranking in several years for Ihe Raiders, who rewarded Tuesday for their good start with a No. 7 ranking in the first FCCAA (Florida Community College Activities Ass<tciution) State Poll. Coach Stan Cromartie’s charges then went out and proved themselves worthy of tlie honor, holding off No. 10 ranked Polk Community College from Winter Haven, 73-62. Wednesday night at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. SCC was scheduled to wrap up its season­ opening nine-game homestand by hosting unbeaten anil No. 5 ranked Tallahassee Community College on Friday and then take off a week before opening a seven-game, three-week road trip by competing in the St. Petersburg College Classic next weekend lh i Friday, Nov. 2‘», the Raiders will face IMG at 6 p m , witn host St. Pete taking on Brevard Community College. l>n Saturday, SCC will face the host Trojans at 4 p.m. and BCC and IMG will square olf at (> p.m. SCC will not play at home again until Saturday, Dec. 28th, when it hosts Monn<e Community College from New York starting at 7:30 p.m., and then go Kick on the road for another month before hosting Central Florida Community College on Wednesday, Jan. 25th. Wednesday night, J.D. Bracy, coming off a 38point effort on Saturday, hit a three-pointer to open the game and the Raiders would never trail.' In fact, it looked like the hosts might blow the Vikings out ot tlie gym as Lyman graduate Josh Houston had a first tl) minutes that most people only dream about. 'The 6-foot-2 sciphomorc, the brother of Detroit Piston star Chucky Atkins and the son of former SCC standout Ken Atkins, hit four three-pointers and scored 14 points as the Raiders raced out to a 25-‘t advantage with 10.11 to go before halftime. See Men, Page 2B ^ 5 .3 del �Pa«e 2 R Su nd ay. .V m r n ilirr 2 4 . 2 0 0 2 * — ' ___________________ ____________ TT hhee Snm Sem in o le H erald £ ?.!l^ eather ,ikeIy to greet UCF h n m 'T *? < * * 1x20 had trouble defending its home turf with two of the RedHawks f o S K , this season coming at Yager Stadium TFmJ t : • Ofid pUcr •**■ "*• the « c- . * S ? der North«m Illinois, though :: uSK^ss&s65«i that bog 5 . 1 alwV oven the was bad get bettt Well ' ing practice^sa i jected for S c t f f ttWV|h nT Nc,^ rk wiM lc,cv'i,° the game live in tht Orlando and Tampa markets. The game will Z ^Phiyed statewide at 8 p.m. Sunday L u caX the game can be heard on fto-The Team w ?h * Marc Daniels and Garry Parris announcing the Play on the field and Jerry O'Neill n m o rttL ? M‘d "We : •* tionally p u lW „ T 0 f' and soxy tionship only attt arecilh* abusive] unavaiU of my rd somehot I am s have ev* know I t for, but I Could th charactct easy targ me. LOST IN Ml ni US F foo,bj|1' ” Gaskins said. "VVt're not *hi» season, but we an? hoping to h«d]d a foundation for all the years after " * h m<>9‘ of ,he w eekdurT C° n‘ra5' ' ° ,he ,0* * * P">- “There's no way you can prepare a team for Ai yo8u h a ^ ro ‘t , ^ kd^ o V y -V h^ ir !^ ture will be in the 4 0 s s o l i X S L 7 " * ,c™Pcraball weather." should * * « « ■ * *»»• Prater's final field goal, a 25-yarder with 5-19 W M ^lSS^nlJw L ™ ™ "*1 D* n W J* a ™ °"(Wtw,eorrterm.right,gutthrirexemoon.|uJA c« ™ » 2 h r f 0" ™ * ^ -Oo* sS&zttJssassz u (Rothlisbe d _____ up the offense at the Kent State M f e whkh■ "■ “"•Hr w “ ° n y a *°Phomon?, he l w k jS Fa f r d C° f Ch ^ t ' K m c / e S d c F (5 - 5 ,4 .2 , k „ V m ' l rtL v £ £ ?& V £ f « am K o hc,d U LS J m ,h^ T i P° ‘m'b otul On their next drive the Golden ' iKSSSSa? "11r •->» rhT™ll l U" sn iVe: " « r G orki"* i td l e , r X , u n d K - C * * " K* . y y w r . eaiiS' New York dominated the inside play and scored 12 points and the normal chan»„ f energy especially on defense, that the Raiders ge from its bench never came. ° f a n d is iK.° a i 5 T * ™ 1 m i n u ‘ « w i t h o u t s c o r i n g ?,n d Z ,C a d ‘n J * ° P « « J y , S C C w e n t b a c k t o 8 U" y T h.. V L I n n ers. C°M ,? u ed fr° m Pa* e 18 Natalie is currently shooting ni«hf from the free throw hne, making 16MF ^ ! ] Z ^(5-fot>t-lt lr Jrd A'K«heon •victollum from • Idri!s,J7->i,,C' Norlh added 12 points andGarofina) seven rebounds and sophomore shoot*nK guard Ditte Jakobsen (6foot-l from Denmark) chipped in with 10 points for Ihew in- S S = P Today's game Is the start of a lour-game homestand for SCC which will host Skagit Valley ' College from Washington next Friday, Atlanta Metro Junior College next Saturday, and a matchup with Hillsborough C.C. on Wednesday, Dee. 4. 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Weekly high scorers from hnTr” - 7 ■®7» H l»h S«flM lljn d ic tp b!7. z C liy P ^ T i T s r W i ‘ h e r s P ° fm c l a i m i n g 10 h r F ? r ,h ue ^ ^ g s . N e a f a n d S t r e e t h a d 1 5 * the f i ^ m W ini ‘W° more ' ,hrec's' “1 IHiinNand « ‘V ° givt: him 20 half K lfw ith an 11-point b J l g O ^ ^ finished ,he Women- th? Ly t d a ^ “£ Houston was held to two free throws inf, ond half, but still finished with a game-W 22points. Brary scored 14 o f his 17pomtsc> intermission and also gianoea grabbed nine cI_ L U,IU nine rebouni rebou.\ f srlcnn and ««J ItRiL .SbODhOlllOrPt ° P h«mores D.imol Daniel Jackson Wither* did not i dld Iheir normal night's offeroiw #Corin8 nine P ° ints each, but both had evr: « f ‘he backboards, Jackson h a u lS i JteaftrSaSs.SK*. Flashes were *0 iJ. •W® and P M a l l y « S C C I r r i g r M U M on I t . o u o i Mt> a T M S r i a r , ^ . from Pa8e ™ "W ™ M M *Z S d M b b ue 0 1 » 7-" " M Men *, ’ UCF scored on its opening drive of th . jr&sSEr5S^«' “ O V ^k K E N T S T A T E h sss£s s r 355s-asss-lhey m I!’C, ? >ld? Kni* h‘s have more pressing con- Con U n a*; w iththeC;» ued futun ; ♦ guideline! • Choir (os %\ religious < • Staveri the school "Owe w Alt x Haynes rushed for a career high 149 v ini* l i t a nnrth enV ro n m cn r t^niezek said "IPs just ing to play iin V d w CommR down here and hav- Choi: Jr UCF A N D H A YN ES RU N •®- Team , r 5 ^ >n Muth. 6 jr M**a«m kM C Z ^o V ,‘“ h - ' leant H m h * R ’P P m ' ^ Murkat, , I V ] ** s<,4,th I I J lIS. 2 Pin iYipper,. I A T �T in S e m i n o l i Mo u l d Continued from p , . , j . SssBBaa R°J| foe Olympic C lavf4 a «;»°CCCr' defer^ ln g M a ru j ^ Sta j C ham P ‘on Lake 2?7n1lJCa,ed>Vln‘" S p r in g JE2SfifhandE,ciw ( % ^ A ki9f0^ d ,o r ,h ‘jR * n » H |and A m y Cl.impjtt Holscnbcck scored (he Bears' ni^ hloy.f,1ont,y " a s the win­ K goalie, making four saves Jeanette G urti, scored three times and assisted on the other as Seminole doubled the score on homestanding Deltona, 4-2. Lauren Kovacsik added the othCT Tribe goal, while Marilee Look had two assists and Kristina Harlow one to back a 10 save effort by Katie Weber in fl°0) ^°r *^e E*K” *ing Seminole* Thursday night in boys soccer Melbourne Florida Air and Trinity Prep played to a 2-2 tie. The Saints ( I-0-1) got goals fmm Juan Kusnir and Mike Amst with Andre Jakubowski and Dan Matthew getting the assists. Zusi had two goals and an assist as Lake Hran Iley muted Orangewood Christian, 7-2. Singer made four saves in goal to get the win for the Patriots. In girls' soccer, Lisa Weber scored three goals and Amy Clampitt-Holsenbeck had a goal and two assists as Winter Springs defeated Seminole, 8-0. Jessica Lambert had three saves in goal to post the . shutout. Hanson and Rush scored the goals as Lake Mary improved to 2-0 with a 2-0 victory over Lake Howell. • Weanss had an assist for the Rams, while Money made three saves to get the shutout victory in goat Brown scored two goals and Jakubowski added a solo score ^ t - r Harold pNotoo by Jim YYontj (N° (3' a^ ,) f,n,shod th0 "»*« 1 4 -**9 0 tor 143 yards, but most were tor short gains t o a m K 9 ° , ',* ha^ s 00 numerous throws to disrupt the Lions' otfense and eliminate the SAC team from the playoffs. 46-15, at Eagle Stadium Friday night. Oviedo Continued from page IB He only completed one pass for more than 20 yards and had one pass intercepted (which was returned for a touchdown). Wh.il the l-lons wanted to do ttii> ij11ii kIv replaced by wli.it they wen* forced to do as the Eagles controlled field position and the dock with a very effi­ cient offensive attack. Of the six offensive touchdowns scored by Fdgewater, five came on drives of 60 yards or more. Ilie Eagles had throe offensive series of 10 plays or more. In the third quarter, the Eagles ran 21 offensive plays to Oviedo’s two as they turned a 14-0 halitime lead into a 27-7 advantage head­ ing into the final stan/a. The only points the Lions scored came on a 90-yard kick­ off return by Jason Raulcrson in the third quarter and a 30-yard scoring pass from Cliff McGrow to Joey Cameron in the final minute of play. Oviedo attempted an onslde kick after Cameron’s touch­ down, but the ball failed to trav­ el the necessary 10 yards by a foot. After forcing the l.ions to punt on the opening series of the Third (Juafter game, the Eagles constructed a E . llUxkmjM 1 run |H..*Im link). 4 H 13-play, 61-yard drive capped O _ Kaulrr^ei mi) ktaknff return (kK.nrtv by Mike Blackman's 2-yard M et) t 29 f . | Ihoma* 11mli fir|'lh«i roturn ilii k touchdown dive with 2:45 Mtxlrk U remaining to fake a 7-0 lead. ItNiith U“ 4rf»» Early in tin- mvuihI quarter. r _ Ivalkrr It (sw* lo w M in m wstrl. *20 Mike Walker took a little swing E . B U l n u n 14 run t-ulnll. 4J3. pass from quarterback Derrick F. _ K juh *»* Intm rjSiun M u m (Amheim Schirm and turned it into a 50kick). L S I. yard touchdown jaunt and a 14­ O _ Ciirwfufl X) | u u Inim M tC lf o [C jm r f in tn m M iCiew ). :46 0 Edgewater lead. TE A M S TA TIS TIC S Blackman added a pair of I irvl down* . (X in ln IS; 1il|(rw«irf |o touchdown runs in the second RuvSev-viniv _ (X ln lo 9-1*. L Jftrw .Irr 46half while Walker caught anoth­ 2UV r . t « l ng _ ( X inio LV46-2. F J ^ w j i n KMVOi er touchdown pass. Defensively, PaMing yard. . ( k i n k i 204.I J g r w .IrT 1X1. Jarck Thomas and bobby Rauh Tum blevlovl ( k n l u I K h I .Ig rw jirr 2 2 each returned an interception Petulliev-yiedti (Xuvlofc-TH. FJgrur.trf 7­ 55. for a touchdown. Thomas had Punlvivet<gf (X ln l o t lOH, Fdgrw Jlrr 1­ to travel all of 14 yards while 310. Rauh sprinted 95 yards for his Return Jtin it. (X in lo 140. Tagrvtelrr W score. IN D IV ID U A L S T A T IS IIC S Oviedo ends its season at 10-2. R U S H IN G . Oviedo: IL m w o i l-o. I ingjnl 6-0. Sfcan 20. F d g rw .la n C U y W-142. Edgewater advances to play IILu knun 0-SI, kmg 2-7. lU rtta 2-7. Sihinn 3Jacksonville-Ed White (which (mmu>4k eliminated Winter Park Friday PASSING . Oviedo: S h u n 14 XF1. 14V M vi.rew A I M , IS1, R ju le r v o 0*10. (h night) for the Region I champi­ Tdgewtler. Nhirm 10-130. |H3 onship next Friday and a berth R IC H V IN G _ Oviedo: S inlilU ru 4 IX). in the state semifinals. Comrnev 464. Roulervawi V44. Inugnr 2-311. EAGLES 46, LIONS IS Oviedo r j(r « < le f 0 0 7 7 .1 * 7 7 I ) If 4* I »r%« Quirtei E _ HUkirun 2run (Bnylrn kkk). 2IS. Swoiul Quitlff E _ Wlttit Vl p4M fmm Shirm (&»>lin kkk). Sift UCF Continued from page 2B the Knights offense up at the KSU four-yard line. After a penally and not being able to punch the ball in the end /one. DCF settled for another 23yard Prater field goal giving the Knights a 22-6 advantage. Kent State used the game s first turnover to set u p its first scoring drive in the opening quarter when Schneider fumbled the s w p from center. The Golden Flashes recovered the ball at the UCI 27 but could only move the ball five yards as the UCF defense held its ground, forcing a field goal. Mayle connected on a 39-yard field goal at the 9 55 mark to give Kent State a 3-0 advantage. the Golden Knights finally got into the scaring column at the 3.58 mark ol the second quarter on i i .. ir | goal by Prater. It was the first time i J i S v S i UCI w ,. M d » « * » in q Ld'em the second quarter, freshman linebacker [Xx* W illiford recovered a Kent State fumble at the rKSU lint* rnroverv to UP was lhe 1Williford n v s first < * mt o t ; V vyjni y Knights. The fun blenM ' UlU,en Knight lu ra.u-1 as turnover, ” •<-***■" KniBh1 ' »>"> I " '1 ><m|touchdown pass ...... ...........« ' * ' U C F " ‘ ^ t - p l i o n t o |..lire-n J* « « « * « catch for the ^ ^ ^ T t h e fourth UCI quarterSchnetder. i n sea.son (3.071). back to throw for _n for 269 yards w i t M ^ r c " ^ as Trinity Prep won its first game of the season, 34), over previou 3reviously unbeaten Father Lopez. McEnenr had an assist for the Saints lints (1 (1-1) and Conti made six saves in posting) ; the shutout. Carter scored both goals and t w o in t e r c e p tio n s . W i t h h i s Ilurvuei 4-37. lingerd 1-16.l o t i 1-0, k«<p4i 1-6; L d g e n ilfr Welker V||7, Siller 2-22. Wjdungkm 1-1*, Rutk-der I II. H U knun I ­ II r U N T IN G _ O vie do S M j t w 4 110. 29A, E d g rn .t rr Buylin M l , 1| 0 RETURNS _ Oviedo Reulervm 2-07. Ilernuin 3S2. ld|evvj|#r Reuh l-OS. Wadungket VSn, | IXunuv I II 149 yards Haynes txlipscxi the century mark for the second time this season. Fryzel led the Knights in rixeptions and yardage with seven catches fur 126 yards, his tliird consecutive week with over 100 yards receiving. The Flashes were led on the ground by Antonio King who ran for 50 yards on 20 carries. Quarterback Darryl Polk threw for 58 yards hit­ ting I0-of-21 passes. Joshua Bostick led KSU with 28 yards on four catches. P R A T E R N A M E D S P E C IA L TE A M S PLAYER O F TH E W EEK Freshman placekicker Matt Prater was named Special Teams Player of the Week in the Mid­ American Conference Monday as a result of his performance in UCF's 32-6 win against Kent State Saturday, when he tied a school record with four field goals in the game. Trailing 3-0 late in the first half, Prater tied the game with a 44-yard attempt and then extended UCF's lead with three second-half field goals (26, 25, 25). I le went fourfor-four c n the day and also kicked a pair of extra points for a total of 14 points. Prater leads the team in scoring with 74 points, lie has connected on 14 of 20 tieid goal attempts this year, including a 53-yarder in (runt of a crowd of 103,029 in tiis college debut at Penn State. Of his six misses, three were as a result of a block. He is the fourth different player from UCF to earn player o< the week honors in the MAC this year. Cornerback Asantc Samuel has earned the tumor twice, while defensive end Elton Patterson and quarterback Ryan Schneider were each was named once. PB#e 3B O'Rourke made eight saves as Oviedo edged Lake Brantley, 2- Briefs S.E.C.W. WRESTLING IN SANFORD Southeastern Championship Wrestling will be hosting S.E.C.W. Live! tonight (Saturday) at the Sanford Civic Center. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the first match is slated for 8 p.m. Among the matches expected to take place are Hack Meyers against The Blackheart; PHI Delta Slam versus The Heartbreakers; Marcus Faulk against Rouge; David Babylon and Tommy Vandal against Kahagis and Chris Charger; and Dow Jones against The Slasher. Also slated to see action are Antonio Banks, Jack Flash, Barry Horowitz, and many others! Ringside scats are $10 with general seating going for $8. For more information call 407-523-2674 or check out the website at wwwjecw.com, FBVA-SEMINOLE SET TO START YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUES c O v " Sunday. November 24.2002 The FBVA-Seminole (Florida Raskethall k Volleyball Association, Inc.) to offering Jr. Magic and Jr. Miracle Winter Basketball The season begins Dec. 13th and ends on Feb. 22nd with Boys, Girls and Co-Ed leagues being provided. Jr. Magic Boys/Co-Ed Divisions are; ages 7-8, 9-10,11-12,13-15, and 16-18. Jr. Miracle Girls Divisions are; 7-8,9-10,11-12, and 13-18. AH pro-formed teams are welcome and reouests to play together wUl be attempted to be honored. There will be a limit of 10 players per team and the FBVA will attempt to place players on a team closest to their home schooL The FBVA is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment where youth of Seminole County can build self-esteem, respect for others, individuals, and team «HH« AH youth that are age appropriate wUl be accepted to participate regardless of race, creed, sex or religious affiliation. For more information contact Shcrod Mitchell, Area Director, at 407-699-6555. RON GOLDEN THANKSGIVING BASE­ BALL CAMP US Sports Management will be hosting the Ron Golden's Baseball School Thanksgiving Camp on November 29lh at Eastmonte Park In Altamonte Springs. The cam p will feature a four-hour intense instructional session with Ron Golden, President and ow ner of Ron Golden's Baseball. Additionally, Steve Golden will work with rules and consist of pool play to championship rotmd with brackets for 10-U, 12-U, 13-U, and l^U * The cost to $350 per team with team awards going to 1st and 2nd place and individual awards to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Deadline to enter to Dec. 9. For details call tournament directors Mike Mala testa, Tom Siegfried or Bob Loveland at 407-263-7910. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Winning W a p Basketball and Altamonte Sports have announced the Third Annual Gatorade Holiday Roundball Classic middle school basketball tournament. The tournament will be held on Dec. 27-29 at the Lake Brantley Athletic Fieldhouse on the Lake Brantley High School campus on Sand Lake Road, Altamonte Springs. The Classic to open to all boys and girls teams in grades 6-8. Middle school, G u b and League teams are welcome. The entry fee to $250 per team with a three-game guarantee. The deadUne to register to Dec. 17th at 5 p.m. For details call Winning W a p Basketball at 407-339-9053. MICKEY OWEN BASEBALL SCHOOL Mickey Owen Baseball School is conducting two five-day Baseball Winter Instructional Sessions in December nber for jplayers ages 8-20. The sessions are the 18-2 1-23 and 26-31 at Twins Lakes Park in Sarasota. The program consists of professional instruc­ tion, practice and games for players who desire to improve their skills and performance. Students receive personal, hands on, attention from pro coaches that will help them improve. The coach to player ratio to one coach to every 8-to-10 players. There will also be a special two-day weekend clinic for ages 8-14 on Dec. 21-22. Pro-registration to required. Call 800-999-8369 for free brochure and details. TUMBLE TIM E Parents, bring your toddlers to Tumble Time to enjoy tumbling, singing songs, and reading stories. Each week the City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department will have a theme that will relate to the songs and stories. Tumble Time Is on Thursdays from 6 p.m.-to-7 p.m. Classes in December wilt be on the 5lh, 12th and 19lh. The classes will be held at Wir* Park. HOT. (•(■wall g r o u p o f p l u y c n . Individual registration for the camp is $75. For additional information, or to sign up, please contact US Sports Management at 407­ 263-7910 or e-mail at usportsmOaol.com. MFW IN SANFORD DECEMBER 6TH Mid Florida Wrestling (MFW) will present a fund-raising anniversary show Friday, Dec. 6, at the Sanford Civic Center. Events will include a World Title Match, Hardcore Title Match, six man tag, tag match and singles match. The opening bout will pit a 'C o p against a Crook", as Sanford Police officer Mike "Mad Dog" Taylor faces "Outlaw" Tom Bass. Doors open at 7 p m. with the first bell to ring at 8 p.m. Admission is $8 for adults, $4 for chUdrcn age 6 -12. Free under age six. It is suggest­ ed an unwrapped toy be brought, which will give you $1 off on admission plus a raffle ticket. The event to to raise money and toys for Toys for Tots, with 102 Jamz doing concessions to sponsor the Place of Comfort. For tickets or additional information, phone 407-328-9035. SANFORD SOCCER CAMP The Sanford Recreation Department will be presenting the 1st Annual Winter Break Soccer Camp for boys and girls ages 5-17 December 3()th-through-January 3rd. The Standard Program CamD (cost: $35) will run from 9 a.m. to noon, and the Advanced Program Camp (cost: $85) will run from 2 p.m to 5 p.m., daily (no camp on Jan. 1) at Zinn Beck Field. . „ . Payment is due by Dec. 6th, but if you pay by Nov. 30, there b a $10 discount. There is aLso a $10 for each additional sibling and there are also team discounts available. The camps offer expert instruction, a good player to coach ratio, an Athletic Trainer on su it at all times. Instructional Game each day, and a Camp T-shirt. _ For more information, call the SRD at 407-XJt>5697 or Brian Dorman at Kick n Dribbles, 407­ 650-1711 or 407-721-8219. B A SE B A L L T O U R N A M E N T US Sports Management and Altamonte Sports will be hosting the first annual I lolidav Slam baseball tournament Dec. 13-15 at Eastmonte Park in Altamonte Springs. Hie Open Tournament will play under AAU The program is for toddlers ages l-h>-4. The cost is $15 for Casselberry residents and $30 for non-residents. Single class cost is $3 for Casselberry residents and $6 for non-residents. For more information please* call 407-262-7720, extension 1307. FRIDAY FUN NIGHTS The City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department is offering Friday Fun Nights, a safe place for parents to bring their children ages 5-10-12. The children make crafts, play games, get pizza, and get to watch a movie under the supervision of the parks staff. All of which costs less than getting a babysitters. Friday Fun Nights are on the first Friday of every month and are held at the Casselberry Senior Center at 200 North Triplet Lake Drive. The cost for early registration is $10 for Casselberry residents and $15 for non-residents. Cost at the door will be $20 for all. Register at the Casselberry Parks and Recreation Office at 125 East Melody Lane and for more information please call 407-262-7720, extension 1307. FUN ON WHEELS The City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department is offering the free Fun On Wheels Program for children ages 5-to-13. The Fun On Wheels program offers a safe place for children to recreate after school hours from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. during which time they will participate in sports arts and crafts and other recreational activities. Children will be able to sign themselves in and sign themselves out, The program will be held at Dew Drop Park in November, Branch Tax* Park in December and Secret Lake Park in January. For more Information please call 407-262-7720, extension 1307. YOGA C LA SSES Winter Springs Parks and Recreation is offer­ ing Yoga with Donna Conley at the Winter Springs Senior Center (400 N. Edgemon Avenue). The class is from 6 p.m.-to-8 p.m. every Tuesday evening. The enrollment fee is $12 per class. For more information please call 407-327-6593. L egal M THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO TOR SIU m O lE COUNTY. HORIOA CASE NO: n eA -IW A M -L MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC . at Nuatnaa I i IGuaeftAI T nanca Corpuafeon Ptona*. ESTATE Of NtOMIA WM.WKSON 0K44M0. M i l , Dvtondftrtlt) NOTICE OP SALE (Put*** m Scfwuto Mwah!) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p * *0401 to a Frol Suranary JulpiwH uf I Mark David Boulevard, Casselberry. <UlmJ Nuvwrtw S. 200J . sfN fftJ *1 CM C m • Nu 02 GA 1154 141 uf N O t u l Court oI ffw l ^/Ncnfi Ju Ju a l QlOul and tot Sarunuia Coirty. FbrfcJa. mhmkn MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG IS THAT ION SYSTEMS. INC. aa Nc*r«n#a tor HouaatofcJ fm anta Ojfporafcua PtorM and ESTATE Of NEOMIA WILKINSON. l * 4 u 4 t o N N /«al ttoddar tor caifi ai to# Waal From Dour oI ft* SanwAjta County Ceudhum a 301 Pam Awanua, Ftortoa 327/1 st 11 00 a m. on •Jm on t o day uf DEC 10. 2002. N toiuatng daaertoad raal pn*»rty aa m t todh n ta d Fnai Suwnary Judgrnonl. to ant LOT 60. GRANADA SOUTH. ACCOROdaG TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCO IN PLAT BOOK 15. PAGEjS) 100. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMBiOLE COUNTY FIOFOOA WITNESS my hand and M d of V * court w NOV 06. 2002 COURT SEAL MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE COURT By Mary SUocfW Deputy Ctofk AOornay tor FWadt Kxialn t rm Lattara. Etojuaa S!~ an B Graanftatt. PA SuAa 402 rooo West PakneQo Pam Road But* Raton. 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M A M O rO N U M M O L E COUNTY. «% "O B ER T A LIEN M O TT A/K/A "O e C R T MOTT. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f ROBERT ALIEN M OTT M C A ROBERT MOTT. JOHN OOE. J A M DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S| M POSSESSION O f TH E SUBJECT PROPERTY NOTICE O f fORECLOSURE SALE (W» M « pubtah o THE SEMINOLE HCRALOl N O TC E IS HEREBY OWEN p u 6 * * to • f « d Judgment of faracAw*. Oatad to* day ol NOV »«, 20W. and *nm>*d in Cm No 0 2 -C A -K 7 M 4 -K . ol to* C a n * Cowl ol ft* ISTH Jud o* C m * n •nd tor S tn t x N CouVy Ftond*. B A M O f AMEFSCA. NA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH NAnONSBAM . NA. it to* Plant* y d ROBERT ALLEN MOTT A K A ROBERT MOTT. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f ROBERT ALLEN M J T T A K A ROBERT MOTT: JOHN OOE: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION O f TH E SUBJECT PROPERTY i n Ootondwt. I w « w4 Id t o ragwtl and bad taddar tor c M i d to* W EST FRONT DOOR O f THE SEMINOLE CO UN TY CO U R T­ HOUSE. In S « i m l « County Hondo, at 1100 on to. day of DEC 10. JO B . to* tokowng daterbad prapwty h h i tom n w d f w W THE CIRCUrr COURT Of THE I4TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. rn AND FOR SEIMNOtC COUNTY. l i n e ,“ » f in a lly th e f re o f -2 1 ." FtORKXA CRflL DIVISION CASE N O : 03-CA1411-14 L COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC FIKA COUNTRYWIDE f UNOlNO CORPORATION D O A AMERICA S WHOLESALE LENDER Fre s| M cCoj Fay eti added rebow in g g u f o o t-1 in w it l w . Sped S A r : h ig h r • p la y r S a n f ir I For 1 at th e 1 pleas* ; Boyt ’ 2 W .2 J ■ • Ji ’ M l. 2 | 5oy« 0 5 .2 -1 Buys *37.2 ( Ci| CgUrlk (..I t I'llll* C ii VS11-** <..r VS(1st ft U*m 1 Um t learn 2 Iran A Men 1 lU h Men 2 Ira** Mi KirfUe Mi Knuth V* lib r r i Wk Iibrf4 VSa lib r r i W« Uhrf4 IfM 711; 2 Ue# l.m ij "•1 I2l 2 2 0 .1 • "I 176.) So| 151,1 d i. .it ct 16*.; Itr . JEANNA S WILLIAMS M 1 O fn lM l NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE , (P to* » puUWi n THE ‘ SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw auani to a Final Judgnwni oI Forte**!** Itotod to# iM yalNOVt. 2007. and antarad n Caw No 02C A I t l I-I4-L. ol to. Cacut Cowl ol toa IIT H J u k i . O a r* n « i d tor Swnnoi. Ca*ty Flonda a l m n COUNTRTWIOE HOME LOANS INC F K A COUNTRYWIDE FUNOINO CORPORATION D B A AMERI­ C A S WHOLESALE LENDER a to. Ptonan and JEANNA S WILLIAMS CITY O f WINTER SPHINOS FLORIDA DONALD E WILLIAMS J R . HIGHLAND HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C. HIGHLANO VXLAGE ONE ASSOCIATION WC . IMC MORTGAGE COMPANY UKNOWN SPOUSE O f JEANNA S WILLIAM' JOHN DOC. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT |S| IN POSSESSION O f THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ar. Datortoania I w* M l to Vi. N y . and twa tatoar tor caah at to. WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. in S tm n M . Cowry Flonda. al II 00on to. (toy ol DEC 10. 2007. to. toOowng dw ertad propwty aa m i torto n tad Faial Judgma* ton* LOT 92. HIGHLAND VILLAGE TWO. A LX O H UtlU TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROCO IN PLAT BOOK 40 RAOES 40 ANO 41. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A K A 449 MACGREGOR ROAD WINTER SPRINGS. FL 37700 In accordanc. onto to. Am a c a w nan O n biWii Act. Panuna nan OaMaWnt naO ng a kpawl n u n modMon p a tc y ia . a Pw pro CMdag tfuwd conuct to. Court A dnm tbw * 1 301 N Pam A a . . Santord FL 37771. WapKon* Numbar (407)323-43X1 nol tala toan m a n (7) itoya prnr lo rn p ro e dng I hM i.ig mparad. (TDO) IBOO-946-0771 01 V0«a (V) I 00094*0770 na Flunda ItoWy S a vcm Dtoaltoa day ol NOV 11 2002 MANY ARNE MORSE Clan a Th . C a u l Cowl By M.ry Stroup. DwafyCtork SWmfflaltry Laa O n e al M a ltu l C W . u i 1000 NW 49Vi StrwL Su*. 120 Fort Laudada. F knto 33309 T a p i r . (904)4030304 Facama (904)7/10002 Putakan V m r r t a 24 2002 and D a a rto a I. 2002 SSI 40 to M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ARO TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 02CA 2O39 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA I O t I III Pla*4Jt. RICHARD O PVNE UNKtIOWN SPOUSE O f RICHANO a PVNE. B ETTY M PVNE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f BETTY M PVNE and UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS TEN ANTS OWNERS ANO OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES todudng. 4 a namaJ PitondaE a dataatal. to. paaonM repwwnUbm*. to. awvnnig kpeua. har granlwa cratouk and a* otoa L partwtctotrrangby Virougi M k v •gpmtl tod d W n i n and to* and r**p*c1rv* unknown •tttgna. hint*** or oVwr paraon* daarang V yV w a ^ i. ur1dtrollg•lrwla^yeorl’<x■,'Oh or altar Wgai infky n tro o H • " ‘ ' panano or p M n n M n I or cvpo'•**. or M o w K M Ngti Mdut * wwnowi. Owning undsr m y o« t o c a n t d iv is io n C A W NOl: 02-CA-147I-14 K B A M OF AMERICA. NA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH NATKM SSAM . NA. LOT JO. BLOCK 3, O f NORTH ORLANDO 2NO ADOITPON. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. RAGES SS-S7, O f THE PUBLC RECOROS O f S E W N O U COUNTY. FLORIDA A K A 74 SOUTH DEVON AVENUE WINTER SPRPtGS. FL 37700 In accordant* ntto to. Amanrani • » r t n e w n Act Parsurw wan l>aae*Haa naadng a i c r o . accom modaaon to parag pd* n ton prtv “ •knO ihouw cnraacl to. Cowl Arkranabatord 201 N Pam Amnu*. Santom f t 33771. Taraphon* Nuntoar (407)373 4330 nol lam towi taron (7) (toy. prior to to. proCHadng V haamg anpatrad. (TDO| 1-SO00S5-077I or Mac* (V) 1000 0SSE770 HI* Ftond* Ralay S n o t Oatodraa day ol NOV 14. 2002 MART ANNE MORSE Ctor* OtThe Cacul Cowl By Mary Stroup. Dapufy Clark Submawd by Lwr OMc* ol U M W C Wetam 1100 NW 4901 StrwL SuM (20 Fort Laudsrddt. Florida 33309 TWsphon* (954)453 0366 F#ca*m* (9041771-0002 PiA*«li N o nn O tf 74 2007 M December 1.2007 SSI49 ecals NOTICE O f BALE None* to haatiy gtwn toa. pw auam « to* O rta of f m Judgma* anwwd to ton c a n . to to* C « u i Ca*1 o* S a rm l* County Ftond*. I * ■ »»4 to* propaty i* u .ta l to Sarwiolo County Ftortto. dwertad a* SITUATE. LTMQ ANO BEING W THE CO U N TY O f SEMINOLE STATE OF FLORIDA. TO W IT BEGIN AT THE N£ CORNER O f LO T *3. CORRECTED ANO REVISED PLAT O f NORMANDY P*T<X. CASSELBERRY. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA ACCOROrNQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 100. PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA FXJN THENCE W ALONG THE 8 LOT LINE O f LOTS S5. 9*. ANO 57 O f SAIO PLAT O f NORMANDY PARK. TO THE SW CORNER Of LOT 57. RUN THENCE S TO THE S LOT LINE O f SAIO LOT S3. RUN THENCE E ALONG THE S LOT LINE O f SAIO LOT S3 TO THE NE CORNER O f LOT 7. BLOCK D n o r m a n c tv a d d it io n to cab SELBEFIRV. F t * ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORO­ ED VI PLAT BOOK 7. PAGES 49 ANO SO. SAID POOL 1C RECOROS. RUN THENCE ELY ON A LINE WHICH SMALL BE AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE WLY RIGHT O f WAY LINE O f FERN STR EET THENCE RUN H IV ALONG THE W IV lV IE O f FERN STR EET TO THE POO ALSO DESCRIBED AS LOT S3 HESS THE WEST TOO) NORMANCTV PARK. CORRECTED ANO REVISED PLAT, CASSEIBER RV. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA, AS RECOROE 0 IN PLAT BOOK S RAGE 100. PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ALSO BEGIN AT THE SE CORNER O f SAID LOT S3. RUN W 64 30 THENCE SE TO A POVCT ON THE W IV LINE O f FERN STREET. IS SLY FROM THE BEGINNING P O N T THENCE NORTHERLY TO BEGINNING .1 putnc u . » to. h-jtm i aid tuu Ixddrf. tor cam. al to. n w i tor* door ol Vm S a n a o l. County Coutooua*. SaVbrd. Florid. 37771 at II 00 AM on DEC 10.7007 Data) tort day of NOV 11 7007 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f CinCUIT COURT By Mary Stow* Opury Clam In acoordanca n*h to. Amafcan. Wan BaaM M a Act payona naad tog a ipaoal accomodaaun lo panic C W . n tom H w rng thoWd cortact V i. A D A CoonVnator not lator toai w v a i (7) itoyt prior to Via proewd mg « u too Ftomta Rtoay Sam e, al I 000 9004770 ENRICO O GON2ALE2. PA Anorruy at La* 0205 Eaal Fontor A m u Tomato T a r a . FL 33017 Flonda B a #001477 (013)900 0302 Pu*4h Nommba 24. 2002 aid D a a n tra I. 2002 SSISI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f TH f IfTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO f OR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION Cm . No 07-CA-1440-1 A t U S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TR U A dto 4 I W I E O C C HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 1999 2) PlanMI VS LAURETTE R BROOKS am) O ADRIEN BROOKS, a M . Datnoints NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auam to a Sunmary Frval Judgmar* a Foraetoaura todudng Award a ABorrwys Fm i and Coat* datod Norartoa S 2002. anaaa) to Cat* No 02 CA-144S-14-L a Vto Crrcul Cowl a Vto ISTH Judcul C r o * a and tor Sannoto Cowry. Ftora)* n h a a n U S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. TH U A dM 0/1/99 IEOCC HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 19992) a to. Plar**l aid LAURETTE R BROOKS and BROOKS, unnown ipoua. a LAUR E n E R BROOKS 4 m a n a t GL AORiEN BROOKS and Broca* unknown tpuua* a G ADRIEN BROOKS. 4 m a n a t JOHN DOE and JANE OOE W ar. Ctotonda*,. I " d m 4 to to* mgtwa and bml tatd a tor cadi, a m l In** door a to. S a r w a . Cowry Cawtorrn. n to. C4y a Sartord. Flora, a 11 00 oOtxM AM on Tumrtoy. to* lOVi day a Daramtnr 2003. to. kyknwg drserttod propaty at aa torto n M*1 S w m a y F n a Jud in a* a Foracloaur. Including Anard a Altormys' F n t. am) Cotta, to a t L a 43 a LOST CREEK REPEAT A REPEAT OF LOST CREEK LOTS 37-40. accwdng to to. Pla V a a . aa racordad n Pla Boo* 02, a Pag. 97 am) S3, a to. PuMc Raonki a Sarwior. Cowty Ftond. DATED »«* 13 dry a Nummtia 2002 MARVANNE MORSE. O a k By M ay Sunup. (N p iy Clak D a w . U Hea r t * ESQUIRE ADORNO 4 VOSS. PA 2(01 South Bayarmr. Drtv. Su*. 1000 Mram. Ftond. 33133 1306/0000000 v you ar. a p a w n a m a dumMy nho nmdt any accumrncdalajn n orda to pa ta jp u. m ton p t u a ng. you a* anMIa). a no port to ypu. to too provnm a catan aaam lane. Pi m m comae) Court Adm*<mUaoon a 301 Norto Pak Amnu. Su m h o t Saitord F in n , 32771 (40T)J23422/. nrttai (2) nwkaig d r,» a your r a u p a ton no0ea. 4 you a . tw ang or * * . n * aa a) cal I (400) 900477) Puttnh NmnmCia 24. 2002 aa) D a a rto a I. 2002 SSI02 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO 02 CA 1414 14 K F V I.V C . ANTHONY C REYNOLDS A K A ANTHONY REYNOLDS PENNY A REYNOLDS. MS WIFE. DANIEL N BRCAWIR. JEAN U BROWER. MS WIF E . 4nd .4 unrernn pa km darn­ ing by toroutfv i n t o or agaaa too a « w harwd drMmtonU W o a* n a knonn to b . i l t a or ary*, nrwtoa Mul wknown patna clam L e ca ls ecals tnmtow. to w n or ctoaianto;T E N A N T al a tta r TENANT » r . Via par«*4 Mandad to •“ MC tor to. p a w n ot paaona NOTICE O f SALE NoSra la haotnr gwan Via punua* to Via Flna Aidgmant a foracktoura datod NOV I t 2003. to ton c a n . I • a U 4 Vi* propaty aituatod SEMINOLE Cowify. ftond. ALL O f LO TS ANO THE WEST 1/2 O f LOT 10 BLOCK 1T ALLEN­ DALE. ACCOROrNQ TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECOROf 0 IN PLAT BOOK 6. PAGE 7. PUBLIC riECOROS O f SEMINOLE COLVf TV. FLORIOA » V a 1173 M omtola Dnva. Ovmdo. Flnnda 3770S a puMc aato. to to. N y w l and b « i tudda. far caah. a to. Wwl In** door al th» Samnoto County CoutonjM locatod a M l Norto Pak A ra l* . Santord. SEMINOLE County Flonda. al 11 00 o dock a m . on DEC 10. 7007 Datod a Santord. Ftonda ton dm a NOV 14.3002 (S#gf) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Ctorn a to. G r a d Court By Mary Skoww DapulyCtom Duugtok C Zahm. PA 10030U S Hny I 9 N . *300 CtoamaH r.FL 33704 (727)030-4911 phon* / (777)0391094 tor Ptoat* pubimh in T h . San***. Ha aid IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICAN DISABILITIES ACT. A PERSON IN NEED O f A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICI PATE *1 THIS PROCEEDING OR TO ACCESS A CO U R T SERVICE. PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY SMALL WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME PRIOR TO ANY PROCEEDING OR NEED TO ACCESS A SERVICE. PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY. COURT THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE O f THE COURT. 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE SANFORD. FLORIOA 37771. TELEPHONE 1407) 323­ 43M. OR I 000900 0771 (ThO), a I 000900-0770 (V). VIA FLORKLA RELAY SERVICE PutHnh Nommtia 74. 7002 aid O n a r t a 1.2002 SSISI M THE aRCUT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT Of THE STATE O f FLORIDA. IN ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE Na. 03-CA-77-14-1 CrriFINANClAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC. F/K/A FORO CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. MC Plant*! v*. GREGORY DAVIS JANE OOE DAVIS. THE UNKNOWN WIFE O f ORtGOfTY DAVIS. BELINDA DAVIS JOHN DOE DAVIS. THE UNKNOWN HUSBANOOf BELINDA DAVIS. If LIVING INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f SAIO OEFENOANTIS). If REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASE0. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PERSOttS CLAIMING BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DCFENOANTISI JOHN DOE. THE UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. THE UNKNOWN TENANT. D^ndama NOTICE O f SALE Norco a haary gnnn Via. pwtuar* to a f n a Sunmary Judgma* a Fuadoaur* antaad n Vw ahov. tryWd cauw n Vw O c u t Cowl a SannoM Cowty. Florda I *4 kri Vw proparty atual* in Sammto Cowty Ftonda. dmcrtwd a* LOT IS LESS THE EAST 100 FEET. DIXIE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDE D VI PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE 103. O f THE PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEUIN01F COUNTY FLORIDA A K A 2213 W EST 13TM STREET. SANFORD. FLORIOA 32771 a pubac aato. to Vw h*fwa and bml tadda tor caah. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD FLORIOA. Ftond*. a 11 00 A M . on Vw 12 day a Daeanba. 3002 MARVANNE MORSE CLERK O f CIRCUIT COURT BY Mary Suoww Deputy Clak Lan Ofkcm a Oama C Cornuagra 0901 Norto Aiirwn* Amnu* Tampa. Ftomla 33004 1041 Altornpy* tor Plant*! Pi4*nh Noyamba 24. 2002 a d Oocamwr I. 2002 SS104 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. CIVIL DIVISION CASE N O 07 CA-2777-I0L WELLS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR ACCESS FINANCIAL MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 1990 2. Pta***t. n PAMELA 0 SHOE MAKE A K A PAMELA AVISWORTH AKA PAMELA ALOUinC. HIOOEN LAKE HOUSING ASSOCIATION INC SEMINOLE COUNTY. UNKIeOWN TENANT NO I UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2. and A U UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH UNOER OR AGAINST A NAMED DCFE'CIANT TO IM S ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED Dntamlanta NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw •uar* to an Orda or S urm ay F n a Adtptwr* a taractoaur* data) NOV OS. 7 0 S and *r*a*d n Cat* Nu 02CA22/7 I 4 1 a to* C m * Cowl a Vw l*jt*mr*7i JudKk* C n * n and tot Salm on Cowty l i n k n ta a n WELLS FARGO BANK MIN NESOTA. N A . AS TRUSTEE F K A NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA N A . AS IISJSTEE FOR ACCESS f in a n c ia l m o r tg a g e loan TRUST 1996 2 m Plant*! am) PAMELA O SHOEMAKE IL K A PAMELA AVLSWORTH AKA PAMELA AL QUIRE HIDDEN LAKE HOUSING ASSOCIATION INC SEMINOLE COUNTY. UNKNOWN TENANT NO I UNKNOWN TEN ANT NO 2. and A U UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAlNST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO Tins ACTION OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO I LAVE ANY RIGHT TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED a * 0*tada*a. I a* t*4 to Vw tagh aa and twa todda tor caah a Vw Wad Front Ooot at vw Salm on Cowty Cowtoeuaa. 301 North P a t Santord Ftorda 32771 a L Sanaa* Cowry Ftonda. a 1100 a m on Vw day a DEC 74. 7007. to* toAmang daacrtwd propaty aa •a term m aaat O rda ot Fowl Judgma*. to-** LOT 14. BLOCK F. HIOOEN LAKE U7KT 1 ft ACCOROrNQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN F IA T BOOK 17. PAGES 03 ANO 04. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMMOLE COUNTY FLOROA V you ara a paton n*h a daaMty " to naada any accemmodaaon in orda to pane onto m tom preewd mg. you or. a*atod a no coti to you. to to* pnmnon a catam atam lane* P m m contact to. Court a 407 600 4330 natm tno (7) narking day* a yow me*** a ton Nose*. 4 you am taam g a a n ynpamd. cal Ftonda RHay Same. (000,900­ 0770 DATED a Saitord Flonda on NOV 13.2002 MARYANNS MORSE Aa Ctorn. Ctrau* Court By Mary Stroup. At Daa*y Clak SMITH. HM TT S D IM PA AVorrtoy* tor Ptm**l 2091 Earl o a u n d Pam BA d. Su m 303 Fort laudadato FL 33300 Pubaati Santord ttorald PuMah Novanpa 24, 2003 aid Daeanba 1. 7003 S3I00 W TM t O R CUrTCO UHT O f TM I IIT H JUOICIAL CmCUTT SCMNOLC COUNTY. FLORIDA C A M N a O K A -IO U M K BA MORTGAGE. LLC. SUCCESSOR TO BARNETT BANK O f CENTRAL F10RI0A. N A . DOUGLAS WEAVER, a ua. a a . Ottadanha). NOTICE O f SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwluar* to to# f n a Judgmar* antatd in tom cat* non pamtng n tad Court, ton ByW of ntycti it ncbcand I a* a«* to Vw taghml and baa bdd a tot caah a Vw Wmt front Door SEMINOLE CO UN TY CO U R T­ HOUSE. 301 North Pam Amnu* Santord. flonda 33771. a 1100 A M on Vw day of DEC 12. 2007. aa torth n tad O rda ot Fna! Judgmar*. low* LOTS1IIUNT1NOTON. ACCORD ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 37. AT R»OES 94 90. PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ORDERED a SEMINOLE Cow*y ftonda. Vaa 14 day ol NOVEMBER. 7002 MARVANNE MORSE A l Clak. Crrcue Court SEMMOLE ftorda By- Mary Sana* Aa0*pUy Clark SPEAR SHOE I MAN 700 SoWh Ouu* lk(fin*) Coral Oattna. Ftond* 33I4S TtWphorw (300)0002299 lo porltopan In Ihm pmc— dng ahouk) con­ tact ADA Coorttnalor a 301 N Park Amma. S u n N . Sarkrrd Ftorda 32771, a total km day# prior to Vw procatdng Tttophorw (407)320 6330 f i t 4227, I 000-900­ 0771 (TDO). or 1 000 940 07701V). Yto Ftomla Ratty S*ryic#/rc Pub*#h Nommbnr 24. 7002 am) Dncnmtwr I. 2002 S S IM M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE IIT H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT Vf ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION OlVIStON CASE N O 92-C A -1563-14-K UM LC VP U C Plaa**l vm OAK. D ELUS N O TCE O f SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 N O TC E IS HEREBY GIVEN putuar* to an Orda or f awl Judgmar* a Foraetoaura data) Nommbar 13. 2002. am) anearod n Cat* No 02C A -1563-14 K a tow Crrcul Court a » n Srrth Jukcnl Ocu4 to ard tor Samtnun Cou*y. Ftorda nfwrwi UM LC VP U C PlttoMI ard OAK D ELLIS ar* dafand*r*a. I nr* a*a to tow Ngfwai and baa brdda tor caah W*a Front Door ol to* Sanwnto County CouViout*. M l N Pam Ammn. Sartord, Flonda a 1100 o'ctoc* A M on in* 17 day a Dacamtwr. 2002 Vw totowwg daacrtwd prnparfy at aa torth n tad Orda a F n a Judgmar*. to ml LOT 180 HIOOEN LAKE VILLAS PHASE V. AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 76 PAGES I I THROUGH 13 O f THE P U B IC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Dtlad a Summon County Ftorda tow 15 day a Ncrmrr*wr, 2002 MARVANNE MORSE Aa Cnm. Crrcul Court Srtmmoto Cou*y. Ftorda By Mary Stroup* AaOnpUyCtom SargroL Manual Clq 901 Pune* da Laui Bhrd . #104 Cord GaUat Ftorda 33134 PLEASE PUBLISH IN THE SEMI NOLE HERALD In accordanc* wren to* Amarcan W4h Dwabbtn* Act. paraon* n rwad a a apaunl aaommodabuia to par kepwt* n ton procaarkng tfuuk) contact to* ADA Cuordnalor a 301 N P a t Amnu*, Sul* N W I Santord. FL 37771 a Waal km dayt prior to to* pracaadnga Tatopforw (407) 3234330 Ed 4227 tot totor "token I 000 956 4 771 (TDO). or |. •00955 «'/ 0 (t). Vw FL Ralay Sary Plrbkth Nummbar 24 2002 ard Dacamtwr 1.2002 SSIS7 N O TCE O f PUBLC SALE PUBLC N O TCE a haraby pmn. toa on to* data ard km* kuad baton and ccnlmung kom day to rtoy uiW >4 gooda a * aokl •« »to eat « PlAPe Auckon. to VW Ngfwa latlrr Ur caah. a to# awratiuui* at STOR AGE USA. locatod a 1007 W«a Spring* D r. Wmtor Spring* F I 32 70S cm*ar*a U to* loftkwig tka *9* n u ll containing huuMhud amtar tajarww gooda, k* rant am) calwt cfwrgaa tor rrhen « Ian on w » » otoarad. to »a DATE O f SALf DECEMBER II 2002 TIME O f 5AIE 4 00 PM •111 M a Faro • Fumtura Lorry pbrto an* badroun 2 tv* pa iu w l »arw. *4*1 NrchoLa* Dora bab. Mull AlCTIOteEEH STORAGE p r o TECTKM AUCTION SEHVCES LICENSE a 593 Th* abom Note* to b* pubaahal * „ * « * U« l*o conaacuov* w**U Saa) aato to b# u d a and by YVkwi* Vw Sntua* Ot Vw Stala* at I u a k n tucii nea* mala a d1pn> wdad Pubkah Numrfdai 44. 4002 ard Dacamtwr I 20Q2 S S IM e jl u ji L ecals M TUB CMCWT COURT Of TN I EIGHTEENTH JUDCUL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cat* Ho : 02 DR-4346070-0 Lira TTwMnmagaof JOSEPH P MELFANCE. PaohonaHuaband and OIJtCTTE FREDtRCK. FWapondanaWta. NOTCI Of ACTION Of OISSOlUnON Of UARRUOC THE STATE O f FLORIOA TO G n a w Fradre* TSMadtordSt Makton. MA 02150 YOU ARC HEREBY NOTIf IE0 Vwt a P»**on unda oam ha* b a n Mad m Vw atom trytod c a n tor to* Dnar ajaon ol Marnago. by JOSEPH P MCLEANCE. Vw ttoaband you ara horoty nothad Via you ara raqurad to t a rn a copy ol your nrntai datonaat. V any. to I on JOSEPH P MEIEANCE. Hutband. c/0 Eag. Huabardt anorrwy tddraia w 670 Mamand Amraa. Aaamomo Spnnga. Ftorda 32701. on ot botora Vw SVi day a D ECEM BER..7002. a r ] Had Vw ongnal **h Vw dark a ton cowl bator# aarvica on Vw Huabad or toimakaiay Vwraaha a ma*ng aktaa* enm a Vw Ocu* Court. Atoi Oorrwaac Ranhona P O Boa SIS, Santord. Ftonda 37772-0019. a t o n e Ctom a Vw Crrout Court. Sam ran County CraWdua*. 301 Norto Pam Amnu*. Santord. Ftorda 37771 V you to4 fa do n a datai*! may b* antorad agana you tor Vw ralwt damandad n N « a bon Copw* a *4 court docwwnta In Vk* cam. ncuang ordwa, ara am* ten aito# enm a vwOrcu* c o u r t oAca. Ybu may ravnw Vwt* documar*i apon raquaat Kai muel ka«p Vw Clark a Vw O o r t Court a often noMWd a you cwrar* addraa* (Ybu may Ma Nobca a Currant Addraa*. Ftond* Se^nm* Coul Appremd Fam*y Law Form 12 0101Faw n papara n ton lawaul « 4 b* maAad to V racord a tow dark a offic* WARNMO Run 12 200. Ftond* fandy Law Ruin* a Procadur*. raqurm cartan autonwnc dactoau* a documnntt and information f*A*» to comply can raawt at aancbony ndudng dtm ntal am) alr*Wg a |*aarknga WITNESS my ham) as dam a tad court and amt Vwraa Vaa tu day a Nommb*r. 2008 enm a c m u i Court By Oabra Eltton As Dapufy Cnm Pi**ah Nummbnr ID )7. 24, 7007 andDacambar 1, 7007 SSO07 U N TE D STATE* DfSTTHCT COURT MIOOLf DISTRICT O f FLORIOA ORLANDO DIVISION CASE N a 4 02-er-3-Ort-220AB (Fortottwt) UNITED STATES O f AMERICA v NOLXA WOLFORAMM N O T C I O f FORFEITURE Augud 76. 7002. to Vw r * u ol IkYtod S iam v NoUa Wo«giwi . M. Cranawl N a 6 02-cl 3O rl 22DAfl. to* LkWad Slaw* Dwtnet Cout tot Vw Uakfa Dnlnct ot Ftonda antorad a Praamawry Orda tor toa tortoau* ot 173000 00 to U S Currancy 10 112 17 to U S Currancy Banc of Arrwrkw (Bruknraga Arm of Bank al Amancai Brokrrag* Aocou* No W651240O1 Bank c4 Artwraw ChaOung Account No 3003029023 Ban* of Amaica Monay Managa Accou* No 30CM3M08 Ban* of Amarica CiMilxala ol DapoM No 91000030040/00 Anwncan Erprama Financial Adwraora. Inc Accou* No 0100 06550600 Anwncan Eaprama Financial Adrwora. Inc. A tm * * No 0120 00550001 Amartcan Eiprat* Financial Adwttora. Inc Accou* No 0130•6500640 Amancan Eapraaa Financial Advtaort. Inc Accou* No 0200 4055000-7 Amancan Eiprata Financwl Adrtmor*. Inc Account No 0279 •655066 0 Tha Owad Stala* haraby gva* nobca ot I* mention to dnpo** ol to* tortoaad propartn* to *uch rrwvw at toe Aitomay Oanaral or a daugrwa may rkracl In ercorlaxa aah to* prowtrona al 21 U S C 4 •53 any paraon havng or claanrig a togal r*E*. lan ot ttaraw n toa atoramankonad a*u*l* n m l M* a paMion *an v n Cnm ot toa Urwad Stale* Dial'ict Cowl. Orlando Owned. 300 Fartera! Bukkng BO North Hughay Amnu*. Orlando. Ftorda 12601 nrrttal torrfy ( X ) day* a toa knal pubtertkon a none* a toa Lrvrwwt tortortua action or racag* a rkracl wratan node*. *hcfwm< a Th* pakfion *h*a bo trgrnd by to* PMamnar under rwnalty of p*r)ury am) tfwa tat torto Vw nature ard tolar* a Vw p«Winner * ri^e ***. Or vmr**i n Vw tortaaid proparty to* km* ard ctrcunatancaa a toa pan konar* acquwwen a toa irfr. ben a vnarati m ma tortaam) proparty] any am*tkmal tact* *uppntng it « pakttonaf * claim, and Itw rakal kw /r UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE MlDOLE OtSTRICT O f FLORIDA Pitobth Nommbar 10. 17 24 2002 SS053 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Caa* Number: 02 104] CP IN RE ESTATE OF lEO tt MONROE MASBCRRY NOTICE O f ADMINISTRATION Th* arkrumabainn c4 to* **ni* a LEON MONROE RASBERRV Jvcaatad F4a Nunbar 02-1062 C p to pending n to* Cacul Coul tot Sammc4* Cnuity Ftonda. Proban Dnntron lha addraa* al *fych n Sammoto Cou*y Coutooia* Clark a to* Cacul Cowl. PO OrMar C Sana*) Ftonda 32777 Tha narrwa am) adkatu* a toa parauwl rap..iwiaiivf m l tfr# pmunal »epre»w>kjnh b « u » a ll in t e r e s t e d p e r s o n s a r e n o t if ie d t h a t A* Paraon* on ahom laa Nuica ra •armd mbo ham obtacaon* ih*l ePannga Vw mkrkly a toa * « pw OrakAcabona a to* paraon*! rapra“ rtbkm. mnua, or ^rwkcbwT a ton Court ar* ragurad to kn to** “ ftckon* **n tort Cout WITHM m ! 5 . LA,EH w Th « E m o n t h s AFTER t h e c a t e 131 OF 2 5 i 5 r ^ r ? u cA T,o " oF tNINTV ( X ) DAYS DATE O f SERVICE O f A COY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradlora a to* dacadar* and a h * parted* having claim* or J” T'*n<k> agaawl dacadart* .M an a> »hom a copy a tort rx*ca * “ mad »*tai t r N (3) monto* ah., to* dan a krai putbeabu, a ton Not*, new kn ma* claim* mat ton L ecals L ecals ecals Ftonda ahartkt STAR BATESt N A SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO GREAT FINANCIU BANK FSa SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO UN­ C O IN SEFKICE MORTGAGE CORPORAR0N ■ ftoVWI and RONALD Court WITHM THE LATER O f THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER T>* DATE O f THE FIRST PLBUCATION O f THIS tx m C E OR THBTTY (30) DATS AFER THE DATE O f SERVICE O f A COPY O f T H S N O TC E ON THEM Af oVwr cradlora a Vw daewdam and paraon* having claim# or damandt again*! Itw dacadanfa m tan rmjtf to* Vw* dam* wah V*a Cowl WITHM THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W X l BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dan a Vw 4ral pitarallon a Vm Na*w a Nommtwr 17. 2002 W lfE. UNITED STATES O f AMERtCA. ANO . AN UWCNWIN PER­ SON IN POSSESSION O f THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, ara Oatandar**. I ad m4 to Vw N(fwit and baMDMdar tor caah M toa Waal •rent door at Vw CouVwwa In SAN­ TO R O SEMMOLE CeuVy FtorldS It 00 AM erckx* on Vw d»Y d DEC 00. 4002. Vw to*o* dmcrCwd proparly a* aM torto P aad fvwl Judgnwnt. to a* ID T 0. CONCORD WOODS VXLAGS ONE. ACCOROMO TO TT * PLAT THEREOf. AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 22. RAOES 72 ANO 73. O f THE PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. fLORIOA. eVa 132 Vaknora Dnto . C aaaitoarry. Ftonda 32707 DATED ton (toy #4 N W OT. 7007. MARYANNC MORSE Aa cnm ot am) C o ul ftyMary Svtapa AaOapuryCnm SubW i d b r Fabar 4 04KI. P A S u n soo 1570 Mbdrugi Amnia Coral Oabtoa. Ftonda 33146 (306)661-4110 Paracrw *«h a draatwry *ho naad E R C M RAS8ERRY R Pjtmk Phftpa. Eaquta Aitomay lor Paraorwl napraaanlavm Ftorda Bar No: 701412 TOON TTiornaonAmnu* Orlando, FL 37001 Phono (407) 470-7071 Pubkah Nomrrtwr 17, 24. 7007 SS009 M TH E CtRCUTT COURT FOR U M M O L E COUNTY. PROftATI DIVISION F IL I N O 02-1111-CP M RE ESTATE O f WYATT L WYATT. Oaca NODCE TO CRtDTTORS Th* arkwmmtrahon a tow WYATT L WYATT, Numfcnr 02 -1191 CP. a ptmkng r Vw O c u ! Court tor Sarmnoft Cou*y ftonda. Probato [Y a r n , tow add*** a which to 301 N Ammn. Santord. FL. 37771 Th# ind addraaaaa a pan to ton procaarkng ahouk) e tod Cowl Arknmatraaon M X I N Pam Ammn. Sum N X t . Santord flonda 37771. a «W i 2 aorking dayt prior to to* procaarkng Tatapnevn (407)640 4277; 1-600-900 4771 (TDO) or I 400-906-6770 (V) vn Ftond* Relay Sarvlc* PuMah Nomrrtwr 17.24. 2002 83102 I erndaora a Vw dacadar* am) or toidudkig unmatuiu) conangat* or w*Mdated d w w , on ahom a copy a Vk* none* a aarvad nu a fa* vwn dams nth torn Court WITHM THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS N O TC E OR THIRTY OAFS AFTER THE DATE O f SERVCE O f A COPY O f THM N O T C E ON THEM A4 ovwr crattfom a Vw dacadar* and paraon* having claim* of damandt agana Vw dacadanrt attato. Induing unmaknd. conbngar* or unkqudaead ctanw. mud N* ton* daarw n*h Vm Court WITHM THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS N O TC E A U CLAIMS ANO DEUANOS NOT SO F E E D W IU BE FOREVER BARRED Th# daw a lira puMcaton a Vat Nobca a Nommbnr 17. 7007 Rabacra P MaacaV 007 N Laka Jattup Ammn Omada. FL 32760 Frank Q Fnkbamar, Aitomay Ftonda Bar Na 146738 108 Ead Hwcrati Siraa P O Boa 1789 Onantto FL 37002 1719 Tatophon* (407) 4230012 Aftxrwy tor P aurw t Raprtmamakm Pubtlh Nommba 17, 24, 7007 SS0Q0 SamnotoBtud an) putbc accaa* to Laka Monro* wit b* rkwad batman M<*«onvi«ft Ay« amj StnfcmJ A.*» MArttfxg Now It . 2002 until Fttoruory 2004 Iot omMructon ot Phm%mOnm of th* Santord FW waAi Ca« MajfMn Bowman of WTwion Sm4h al 407 321 0410 tor qua^ono Pubfc*h NoW WbOf 17. 20. 2002 SS093 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION R LE N O 02 1182 CP IN RE ESTATE O f IRA E LEGGORE N O TC E TO CREDITORS Tha arkranairalian ol to* oatan o! IRA E LEGGORE. daraatad. ahrwa daw ol datto at* Saptambar X . 2007; a penrkng at to* Crrcul C o u l tor Sarmnoto Cowry Florida Proban Onnaaxi. F n Nunbar 02­ 1162 CP. to* add at* oI *t*ch n X I N Park Amnu* Santord. FL. 32771 Tha namat and addrata ol Vw tar tonal MapratarKakm and toa Pcraonal R*pr***r*a«m • aitomay ar* tat torto bato* A l creator* at Vw dacadar* and other parton* hamng clam* or damandt agavnl dacadanrt attata. "ckakng um aiuad. ccntr igar* or uikqudatad daarw. on *htm a espy ot tow nobca a taryad trxtfl Na toaa daarw anto ton Court WITHIN THE LATER O f THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O T C E OR THIRTY ( X I DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVCE OF A COPY O f THIS N O TC E ON THEM AV other cramiara ol Vw dacadar* and paraon* having dam * or demand* agaaist Vw dacadanrt auato. nckakng um aiuad. conangam or umpadarad daarw. n ju kn Vwrr daarw *4h ton Court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE d a t e OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS N O TCE A U CLAIMS NOT SO f ILED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING (H E TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEAHS on MORE AFTER THE D EC E ­ D E N TS 0ATE OF 0EATH IS BARRE0 THE DATE O f FIRST PUBLCATK3NIS NOVEMBER 17 2007 LESLIE L LEGGORE taraonal Rapratanntrm ROBERT K MCINTOSH ESQUIRE Florin Bar No 376302 STENSTROM MeINTOSH. C O L ­ BER T WHIGflAM I SIMMONS P A Pool Ofkca Boa 4444 Santord. F I 32772-4646 Tatophon* 407/322 2171 Anorrwy tor P*r*w*| tapramnuoro PU*ah Nommbar 17. 24 2noa SS096 M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH J U O C U L CIRCUIT O f FLORIDA. M A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURtSOCTION DIVISION CASE N O 901612 CA 14-K STAR BANK. N A . SUCCESSOR BV MERGER TO (WEAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB. ® S 5 2 ? ? 0 B By MERGER TO LINCOLN SERVCE MORTGAGE CORPORATION PWtfiff <f» GONALO L MASON, at al. . __ Gatandant (a) N O TCE O f FORECLOSURE SALE N O TC E IS h l r e b y g iv e n p u *° *" Amended final A A T J W Of fu ^ io a u r. no g 07- 2002 and antorad n Caa# No » S " 3 2 CA I I K ol to. “ ocu, C o u l of toa EIGHTEENTH t m . . ,, Cacul ai ard tor SEMINOLE CouYy M T M O R C W T CO UR T O f THE 19TH JU D C U L O R C U T M A N O fO R SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 07-CA-237E 14 0 WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, f A. PATRICK 0€Y a V a PATRICK D E V .M u a .M M . ..i, N O T C I OP ACTION PLEASE PUBLISH IN *SANFORO HERALDT O PATRICK DCY * V a PATRICK L DEY and JOSEPHINE DEY. V a, and or dead hr* irrwrr) uiknoarn haa*. dtornaaa. ngataaaor f K K a i and al paraon* or parka* naming by. Itwough. under or VCW ARE NOTIFIED Vwl an Action tor toradoaura ol a mortgage on to* kWowing proparty In SEMINOLE County Flonda LOT 6. BLOCK E. SWEETWATER OAKS SECTION S. ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT TH E R E O f AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK IS. PAGES 3031 O f THE PUBLC RECOROS O f SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA "«• bean Nad agaawl you and you ara raqurad to term a copy of you *r*lan dafmaa i . 4 m y lo 4 on SPEAR AND HOFFMAN. P A . "wy*. *hoaa addrata n 70S Souto D ll* ttgfrway Coral Gabn*. Florida 33146, 1300)6602799 *ah " 30 day* atar Vw b * putbearun of to* nubu* and lu Ma to* ijrigrwl *an to* Clark e* ton Cout avriur Iratora •anrre* on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. PA . anorrwy* nr anmarkalaty toara•ntarad agaawl you tor Via ratal damandad ai 1h* Compiaa* or WITNESS my hand and tool ol tow Court on tow NCN 07 2002 MARYANNE MORSE At Cnm ol toa Court By RutoKaig AaOapuryCnm SPEAR 4 HOFFMAN TOO South D un Ik gnmy Cual Oabtoa Ftorda 33146 Tatophon* 1306060 2299 Paraon* »4h ittaM fy who naad a apaoal accommodation lo parka pan 11 ton procaaetng ihoud con­ tact ADA Coonknator M X I N Pam Amnu*. Suit N X t . Smtord. Ftonda 12771, M toaM Dm day* pror to Vw procaarkng Tatophon* (407)3234 3 X Eil 4227. 1 500900 •771 (TOO), or t 000 9000/701V). vn Ftonda Relay Same*.re Pubkah Nommbar 17. 24 2002 S 3103 VI THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE EIGHTEENTH JUDCUL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. fLORIOA CASE NO. O1-CA-17S014-L W E U S FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. IN C . SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CROSSLANO MORTGAGE CORP PUtfiMf. ¥. EVELYN L HIGGS, and a l unknown parttoi dam ng by. torough. untor or tgamtl ih* above named dafandn**. "ho ar* not known to bo dead « atm. ahadwr taa) unknown par­ ka* dam a* hair*, davit***, grant***, aatrgrwat tenor*, cradh tor*. Irutlaa* apouta*. or ottwr ctoanant*.TE N A N T at ardor TENANT 17-. a * parka* rkandad to •CCO** tor to* paraon or paraon* at Oalandant* N O TC E O f SALE Nobca a haraby gm n toai p u t u m to to* Fnal Adgmanl of Faacioaua dated NOV 00. 2002. n ton cau»*. | 'hb property Mualed in SEMINOLE County. Florida dater bad a* LOT I, BLOCK 12, EAST BROOK SUBDIVISION. UNIT NO FIVE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 00 ANO 01 O f THE PUBLC RECOROS O f SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ' * * Vtounun Lana. Wtowr Pam, Ftorda 32/92 S ' * ' ’•O'**• « ) (toil Mddat. tot caah. al toa Wad bom * x * o» tho Serration Count, CoMVtom. toedad d X I Norto Pom Amnu*. Santord SEMINOLE Couity. Florida, at n.0 0 oclock am , on DEC 24, 20Q2 O d d ) d Santord. Ftorda ton da, ol NOV 00. 2002 I Sad) {J U J J IN ACCORDANCE am ercan THE d is a b il it ie s a c t w it h in a C (X jn T SER VCE. ACTIV,TY s h a l l , r easo n able NOTCE Of FORECLOSURE SALE (Pleat# pubkah ai THE SEMMOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY O/VEN pa to a fin d Judgmar* * dated toa M i toy « 2002. and anlarM i Cam Na 0I-CA-2SS1-14-L, el ft Draw C o u l d Vw IIT H JuSca Cacul ri and tot Sarnnka Coma flonda. whatdn FIRST UNOk NATIONAL BANK O f DEIAWAPC. Vw ftomMI and J KEITH MOW) SUSAN KELLY MONEY. WHO FIELD RESERVE HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION. M C : JOHN 001 JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEH4AT (S) V4 POSSESSION O f T H E M JE C T PROPERTY try Ddantow wd a*4 to Vw hrgfwd and M I# dar tor caah d Vw WEST FRCIf DOOR O f THE SEMMOLE COLA TY COURTHOUSE, m S a m Cou*ykFtanda,aHt.OOonV* It Cl DEC 24. 7007. Vw btaar* dmcrfwd property aa ad b k a tad Final JudgnanL tons LOT ft WINGFIELD RESEftt PHASE I. ACCORDING TO TR PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED 0 PLAT BOOK 24. PAGES 79 ATOM O f TH E P U BLC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY FL0RCA In accordance wah Vw Amancar* wrto Dnabrkbaa Act Paraon* af> Dwab*bainankng a apical accn» medaeon to parhegan n l a pa caatkng ahouk) coraad to* Car Adranrabd o r d X I N PamAwror Santord FL 37771. Tatopkera Nunbar |407)323-43X nol an than aamn (71 day* prior lo to* on caarkng V haartng mparad. (T O 1 000 90047/1 or Mac* (V) 1405 •006770 via Ftonda Ralay Samcai O d d ) ton day al NOV OS. 2002 MARY ANNE MORSE cn m 0 ) Tha Cacul Court By Mary Sttou* Dapufy Ctom Submrtledby Law Olfica of Marahal C Water 1000 NW 49th Street S u n I/O fori Laudordato. Ftonda 33309 Talopnotw (904>403-0300 Facsrmrto (904)771-6052 Pubkah Nommbar 17.24. 2002 S3105________________________ M THE CIRCUIT COUNT O f THE IfTH j u o c u l ORCurr. M A N O fO R U M M O L E COUNTY. fLOIBOA GENERAL JURtSOCTION DIVISION CASE NO: 02CA2J7? l i t tu Iro n to Art! u r l»UCCf s m*v« n r lot 'HUH TO NAT KJfiauANC >K)RT GAGE CORPORATION PUUNTIfF VS BLAIR MOVERS. ET AL. DEFENOANTC N O TC E O f ACTION CONSTRUCT1VI SERVICE TO Joaaph L Franca, in who** ratrdanca n unnown * ha.ahw.1hay br hddwtoay b* dead I datondann who may b* tpowaa haa*. dev****, gran*** um /ort kanora. craUkxa Irud***. an) ai P*rtwa daarang an n t r a l s through undar or aganti rt Datondant*. aho ara not knoan e tt dead or dm*, and ai park** ham; Of claming to ham any ng* wt 7 Vw mortgaga twrog torackaartta* ai YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to *n action to toractot* a iru ip p a Vw blowing propdfy LOT 242 C DESTINY SPRftGS I CONDOMINIUM. ACCORONQ TC THE DECLARATION OF COkCCMINIUM RECORDED OR B0C« 1337. PAGE 1190 PUftC RECOROS O f SEMINOLE COLA TY. FLORIOA has bawl Nad aganal you ana ra yuu art raqurad to tana a era* J you araitn datonaa*. I an* a f » DAVID J STERN. ES0 Pkrtfl ahornay. anoaa a t t m a C I Unrvara.fy Drha *500. Piaruno- P. 33324 on or botora (no laaar r r X days from to* dal* of to* Inf p4r cation of tow none* of a cen rilH th* ongnal wito to* dam U f a 002 to aitomay or ahmedaMkr t a r n oVwnaia* a datoul *4 t* a tm •ganal you tor to* ranfoaranw ai Vw complara or paraon Haaraw W ITNESS my hand m l N w i tort Court d SEMINOLE Curt, ftonda. tor* day ol NOV C4 2X2 MARYANNE MORSE CLIFF* CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COLA’ BY Ruth Kng DEPUTY CLERK LAW O f FICES OF 0AVC J STOI ATTORNEY FOR PlAAlTFF M l S UNIVERSITY DRhf SUITE 500 PLANTATION. F L 33324 M ACCORDANCE NIT" T* a m e Ric a n s w ith o g a m /tc i ACT. parton* a*h i u C -m toot ng a apacral acaanmodaan *h-v Confacf COURT AOMBfS’FFATC. al to* SEMINOLE Cart* Coutooua* d (407)4454221 000950 0/71 (TOO) or I 4 » •770 vw Ftonda Ralay Sarwa THIS NOTCE SMAU 51 IISHED ONCE A WEE* FOR CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMVX: HERALD Pubkah Nommbar 1/ 24 2lC SSI07 F lo r id a Insurance fo r Kids a ^ O f A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTtCl W E M t h is PROCEEDMQ O H IO ^ i i / ^ wm SS^ J KETTH MONEY, at d. Cost Health T h . Sammon WITH FIRST UNION NATIONAL BAM( Of DELAWARE. Free or Low ' ,n 7 > u # H M TH E CMCUTT COURT O f THE IfTH J U O C U L C M C U T. M A N O FO R SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA CTVX. 0TV1S40N CASE N O : 01-CA-2M1-141 K ld C a re MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK C M ‘ <* to* D rew Court By Mary Struupa . Dapufy Ctorn Doug** C Zahm. HA 1003OUatt*ry 1* N , #300 Clearwater. FL 33/64 ' o w t ^ 4® " PR O A TO ANY PROCEEDMQ 04 NEED TO ACCESS A s e r v o PROGRAM OR ACTIVTTY. COLf THE AOMMISTRATION O fFCE 04 THE COURT. M l NORTH FM AVENUE. S AN fO R ft FLORCf 327/1. TELEPH O NE (407) » 4330. OR 1-0009506771 (T O ) , 1000*55 0770 (V). VIA FICRO RELAY SERVICE. PuMah Nommbar 17.24.2002 S3104_______________________ t im e y w w y 'W ia jr t-T ; m 141 )'M * m r w ) N 7a “J Jr J �Sunday. Novtmber 24.2002 T i n S eminole H erald L CffT OF IA K I MARY, FLORXA Ntm ci o r F U 1 U C HEANNQ M jnct IS HEREBY QIVtN by toa Cf, C o iw m o i ol to* C»y d lata Urey ftonda. Vial ared Comnhaaton *• hot) a Pubic Hawing on Oacambar S. 2001. d 700 P M . or M men twraaltw ta potato-. to Kin d an Ordnanc* aranao AN ORDINANCE OF THE O T V OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA. REZOMNO CERTAIN LANDS WITHW THE C7TY OF LAKE UARY. AS HEREIN OinNEO FROM THE PRESENT tOMNO CLASSIFICATION O F A-1 AGRICULTURE TO PO PROFES­ SIONAL OFFICE. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIOA STATUTES. PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT TO THE OFFICIAL TORINO MAP; PROVIOINO FOR CONFLICT. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE changreg to# nrtng on tia blarer-g daacrtoad property horn A-1 Agncubur* to PO ProMaalonal ONe* LEO SEC 07 TWP JOS ROE 30E BEO W IVW U OF RMEHART RO A N U OF SE 1/4 OF SE 1/4 RUN W M a a s F T S 200 FT E 3*3 M F T N 700 F T T O K O Tha Pubac Haanng m* ba haM m tia Commlaaicn Chamtoara 100 N. CaaWy Ctab Road. Laka Mwy Tire Pubac la reread to Wand and ba haanl Sred haanng may b# enrttv *— I tana to Bma reiM a Inal la mada by lha Cay — ------ -Mon Copra* ol the Ordnance* In M art a a lm a to N C«y CUrt a ONca lor ravtare MOTE: IF A PERSON D EO D ES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION W ITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CO N SIOC RED AT TVAS MEETING OR HEARMO. HE OR SHE W U . NEED A RECORD OF THE PR O CEED INGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAOE. WHICH RECORD INCLUOC3 THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 7M 0106 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDrNO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY O F THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MCETMO AT 407 8661474 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Carol A. FoaUr, Cay C Urt DATED November IS, 2002 Pubaah November 24. 2002 SSI27 CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIOA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY HE CITY OF LONOW OOO FLOW )A. tore to* Board ol ACta—tmem *41 idd a pubac hatting al ■ apaoal naaong achadutod on Dacambar 9. 1002. al 6 00 P M . or aa aoontoaradMr aa taa kem may Da heard, n toa .ongarood O ty Commuaion Chambara. ITS W Warran Aaanua. mngaaood Oonrta. ti ordar to con >J«J»"*MouWigAu»»i*y •*C m B* BraaurCcwt 84hfcTO.Fl 32772 7359 < 4 0 7 )3 m iM NenenOw 2 < 27.2002 FAxWorta Caniral Florida - — ***** Wtl Via Mamtoauhro C°rnm41aa hat actudreed a utecrev teanoa. to *Nc«i tia putkc a remad may nckxl* aucti oViar c o m a toa matanga at daamad naci n aii tar tia conduct ol Via Boanfi buaanaaa DATE Dacambar 3.7002 RME 1130am DIAL W NUMBER 1866-6617673 171966 LOCATION WCF OMcaa 1901 la t Road. Sto 270 V*V6ar Park FL 32719 PURPOSE 1b rtanre* manan o» Inlaraal lo WorWoroa Cartnl Florida. MNl Halaaaaa a |q lil ** ara M tonti batoar A l eradton oI tia dacadart and —— ' — UXI.MIJXIW■ MM N A rta g rewnatorad. cortkigarr w. redtpAdalad daana, on whom a copy M Vaa noaca a aarvad mual Na tiaa d w u adh 64* C a u l WITHIN THE LATER OF ] MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FW 3T PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l oViar cradtort oI Via dacadanl and paraona having ctoana or For Fiatiar Intriiaaui, Contact Gary J Erel. Praaidara 8 CEO Ffcrttore* Central Florida 1901 Laa Road. St* 270 WVaat Park FL 32769 (407)741 4398 P M M v November 24.2002 S S 1X M THE CWCWT COURT FOR -------------1 COUNTY. FK.I NO. 03- 1777-CP W RE: ESTATE OF JAMES M BLYTHE. N0T1CB TO CREDITORS Tha admaaarrancai of Via aatara or JAMES M BLYTHE, daoaaaad. a pandaig ai Via Orcud Court tor Samrnoto County. Flonda Probata Otvwon. Fla Number 02-1222 CP. Via a t t m d atach a M l N Part • Sartord. FL. 12771 Tha d a« ■—» an a •ua waa A l o v A m of d m d m l ind having claim* or kKkatng itimaturad. conangart or udguktoled daana. on atom a copy ol Vaa nobca a aarvad nxial Na tiaa daana ndh taa Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE II) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY ( X ) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF , THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l oViar cradtort d Via dacadanl and paraona having daana or damanda agaanal toa dacadanfi aatara. ndudng immakjrad. conhrv gant or wakyuidatad daana. mtal Ma toa* daana nth toa Court WITHIN THREE (31 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAM F E ED TWO (21 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D EC E­ D E N T S OATE O f DEATH IS n iflR fn TM€ DATE O f FIRST POOUCA T O N IS NOVEMBER 24. 2002 FRANK C WMlGHAM PO Bo* 4646 Santord. FL 3 7 TO M 4 6 BANK O f AMERICA By DURWOOO P HOWELL Vca Prnudant PO Boa 6666 W r W Part f l 177*0 6666 Co IVrauoal R*pia»^ato»a FRANK C WWGHA1A F SQUIRE Ftm taBarN a 1852*0 STENSTHOM MclNTOSH. C O L­ BERT WHIGHAM A SIMMONS. PA Poal Olhca Boa *6*8 Santord. FL 32772-4646 Ttlapnona 407/322 2171 Knot nay tor Panonal BeptwaanUlne Put*>n Nuvantoar 24. 2002 and Dacamoar 1.7002 SSI 13 L ecals aatata. ndudng itonakmd. contrv gara or i n l i y d l d daana, m at Na toa* da*na nth toa Coutl WTTHto 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAM S NOT SO FEED W U . BE FOREVER BARRED NOTW ITHSTAFONO THE TM E PERIODS S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLA M FEED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH E D EC E ­ D E N T S OATE OF DEATH IS BARREO TH E OATE OF FIRST PUBLICA­ TION IS NOVEMBER 24. 7002 JAMES B la B L E U Paraonal Rapran niatoa i n N Laka Jaaat* M am a Ovtada FL 32765 8107 STEVEN J WOOD Eaq. Flondt Bar No 0929S1I McC a r t h y , s u m m e r s , b o b k o . W O O D SAWYER 9 PERRY. P A 2400 S E. Fadard tkgrmay. 4to Floor Sruari. FL 349*4 Tatophona (777) 266-1700 __ Adomay tar Wrvonal Rapraaanrarhra PubAah. Nmambar 24. 2002 and Dacambar 1.2002 SS1X M T M C n C U t T COUNT OF TUB 19TM JUDICIAL ORCUfT, M ANO FOR ■CMNOLX COUNTY. FLORBA OCM RAL juR M DM m oN n v m o N C A S IN O : 01 C A 7204 11 K CONSECO FINANCE SERVICMG CORPORATION F-10A GREEN TREE FVONC1AL SERWCMO CORPORATION PLAWT1FF VS ALAN MARK DOUGHTY. IF UVWO. ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ALAN MARK DOUGHTY, PATRICIA E DOUGHTY. KENNIE LYMAN. IF U W *0. ANO IF DEAD THE UMLNCWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. m / S T E E S ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAMINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST KENNIE LYMAN. CAROLE S KING. IF UW4G. ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES L ecals PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 16. PAGE 2. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMWOLE COUNIY. FLORIOA Datad toa day d N C N 14.1007 IORCUIT COURT SEAL) MAfWANNE MORSE Clark at toa Orem Cowl By Mary S in p a Daputy O r t Pubtah at THE SE M M O U HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVK) J STERN. P A . ATTOFINEY FOR FLAWmFF X I S Unhandy Dnva Dura 500 Ptamaton. FL 33374 (96412316000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABUTIES ACT, paraona aMi daabMaa naadng ■ apadal acccmmodabon ahould codad COURT AOMBBSTRATION. al toa SEMINOLE County Courtoouaa al *07 666-4727. 1-600*56-6771 (TDD) or 16009666770. via Flonda Ratoy Samoa Pubkah Novambai 24. 2002 and Dacambar 1.7002 SS117 MTHB CMCUIT COUNT OFTHB16TH ju o w a l ORCUTT, M ANO FOB ■ COUNTY. C A M NO: 62 C A 1176 14 K MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. V*G. AS NOMINEE FOR NORTH AMERICAN MORTGAGE COMPANY PUUNRFF VS EDWARD L UORRISCY IF L/WTO ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. OAAMTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAM M O AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNOER OR AGAINST EDWARD L UORRISCY. SARA L UORRISCY. JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS N POSSESSION OCFENOANT(S) NOTTCEOF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pre aure* to ■ Srenmary Final Judgment ol Foractoaw* dated NOV 13. 2002 araarad re C M Caaa No 02-CA1176«4 K ol 6 - C a o -C o u rt d toa 16TH Judroial C*tu* In and tor SEMINOLE Corevy. Santord. Florato. I *6 at* to to* N d -M and bear bddre tor o a -i al toa Waal From Dow at to* SEMINOLE County Courtoouaa tocalad ai X I M Park A ra m - re Santord. Ftonda. M 1100 am onto* day at DEC 10.7002 6 torto re ba— Summary Final ecals L M TM CM CW T COURT OFTM19TM CMCUfT, MANOFOR M M N O U COUNTY. M THE CMCUIT COURT JUFHS0SCT10N DtfflSKM C A M NO. M CA H R 14 K BAM< OF AMERCA. N A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO BANK OF AMERICA. NT I ST. N A . PLAINTIFF VS ROY E DONALDSON KYJA R07 EUGENE DONALDSON. CT AL. OCFCNGANT(S) O FTM 1 6 TM JUOICIAL ORCUFT. M ANO FOR ■COUNTY, C A M NO: M C A 1(46 I4 L FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F4CA FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES DW A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE. PLAINTIFF VS JEANNE SCBCK A K A JEANNE M SCBCK. IF LTV*40. ANO N DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN V/TERE5T BY. TH R O UGH UNOER OR AGAINST JEANNE SCBCK A/K/A JEANNE M 9EBEK. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEAFME SCBCK Adt/A JEANNE M SCBCK IF ANY. S E M M O U COUNTY. FLORIOA. WELLS FARGO BANK UVmCSOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE UNOER THE POOEWa ANO SCRWCmO AGREEMENT DATED AS OF FEBRUARY I t . 2001. SERIES 20014; CAPITAL ONE. F M WOOCN SPRINGS CONOOMVRUM ASSOCIATION. INC. B L HAWES CONSTRUCTION. IN C . JOtW DOC ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION DC FENOANT(S) NOTICS OF NOTTCC IS HEREBY OWEN pur•uar* to • Brennwy Freal AMgmara d Foradotur* dread NOV t. 2002 araarad to C M Cat* Na 02-CA194614 L d toa Ortu* Court ol toa 19TH Juraoal C l m - to and tor (E M I HOLE County. Sontord. Ftortdo. I M l m 9 to too t*d— and baal Diddar tor cadi - toa Waal From Door to too SEMINOLE County Coretoouoo tocalad al X I N Pari Arenua to Srettord. ftonda. M 1T 00 am. on toa day ol DEC to. 2002 to* torto to ared Summary Final KlU^nvra, aw a*. U76T 222. BUADINO I4A. WOOCN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM, ACCOROV4Q TO THE DECLARA­ TION OF CONDOMINIUM AS RECORDED W OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1964. PAGE 9M. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO A U AMENDMENTS ANO ATTACHMENTS THERETO. TOGETHER WITH AN UNOtVtOCD INTEREST W THE COMMON ELE MENTS APPURTENANT THERE- L eg a l* ecals Courtoouaa al 407665-4227. t-900*566771 (TOO) or 1600-6666770. via Flonda Ratoy Sarvtoa Pubtah: Monambar 24. 2002 and Dacantoar 1.7002 M IX N0TIC1 OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE BBRVICS T O ROY E. DONALDCON AAUA ROT EUGENE DONALDCON and NANCY P OONALDSON atooaa raardanca • Ua unarm am I a and ■ parhaa claiming an irttroat by. torou#i. iredar or againal to* Datondrehk. alto ara net knoato to ba Of tU retog to haw. — , --------reraraal to to* praparty daaotoad to YOU ARC HEREBY NOTIFIED Vial an action to toracto** * morlgaga toa Moatog proparty LOT 11 BLOCK D 8TERLV40 PARK. UNO THREE. ACCOROVIO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED W PLAT BOOK 16 PAGE 92. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMWOLE COUNTY. E lO R X A you a n i*b— ad to aanre a oepy d yaw amsan datanaaa. V any to • on DAVD J STERN. ESQ toareaFTl aaotruy. rtooaa adrtMa la M l S Uravarefy Ddre MOO. Ptartaaon. FL 33324 on or baton (no —tor toan X day* Irom toa dMt d toa 9ral pub6 caaon ol iha rwaea d acaon) and Ma toa o n ^ u l mto toa dark of ta* court retore baton tardea on PWraWh adomay or krre—ikaaaay tooraa otoaraaaa a datoUl *ro ba ar*— agren— you tor V— ratal demanded re toa corrpu** or ptaaon toad hreatv WITNESS my hand and toa aaal d ra t Court d SEMWOLE County Ftonda ta* dw a* NON 13 2002 MARYAFWE MORSE. a E R K CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT B Y H - 1 King DEPUTY C U R K LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAWT1FF M l S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 13324 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABIUTICS ACT. paraona «•< Hn b**H l / ** ng a p a n * arrnmmnrtoann * ------coraact COURT ADMINISTRATION al to* SEMINOLE County Courtoouaa M (407)695 4227. 1­ 9009996771 a 0 0 ) or 1 *0 0 965(770. vw Ftonda Ralay Same* THIS NOTICE SMAU BE PUBUSHCD ONCE A WEEK FOR TVK) CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HERALD Pubkah Novambai 24. 2002 and Dacambar I. 7002 S S I 4 2 _____________________ P&0B 5B LOWREY. ANY ANO -----UNKNOWN RMTT1BS C L A M N G BY. THROUGH. UNOEH ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED WOIYWUAL DEFEFCANTtS) WHO A M NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, W HETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAW AN W TER EST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. TEN AN T (1 N/K/A PAM LOWREY are to* Datondvda. I «• aai to to* Nghare and C-al M6 dark* caah to W E9T FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMWOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD FLORF DA to It 00 AM. on ft* day d DEC 12. 2002. to* ta9oa*x daarttoad property aa eat torto at add F M . (a). N o n a OF N O TX E « HEREBY OW EN pw•urea 10 a Final Judgmard to daaad NOVOS. 7002 1 . _________ to Caaa No 02-1104CA-14-L. to to* Choto Cowl to tod 1 E lO H TtlN TM Jutodto CbtMl to told SEMWOLE Coway. Ftortda . ‘ anarato MORTGAGE ELECTR0P6C 1 MOWTRAnON SYSTEMS. WC. to . Pirentol told ANTHONY E. HOLLEY, to to. a n Oatondtoda I M « ( to to* ................. tor catoi to 1 . .re ____ ______ _ J r to to* Courtoouaa to SANFORD. SEML 1 N O L I Coway Ftortda 1100 AM o'crock on to* d w to DEC t a 7002. V - tofaadng daaertood p d * ly aa oto tarti to n M Ftoto Judsnaro. LOT I t , ACADEMY MANOR. tWTT to iONE. ACCOROWO TO THE P U T TM R E O F AS RECOROEO W P U T SEE ATTACHED EXHXrT A ortra BOOK 11. PAGE 91. PVXUC 7520* I H iVdoka Drau. Batobrto FL RECOROS OF SEMWOLE COUN­ 32771 TY. FLORXA. A/K/A I X ... EtotoM’A* SredoTO FL 37771 WITNESS MY HAND and * - aato FHAFtondok— re-aOrren B y Artorony E. Ho**y c* Vaa Cowl on N O / 14.2002. Una 209 Bi— tong 29. Na Vtoaga Condomnawn VW. CUrt to Via C k a -C o w l Condominium B y UUry Stroup* Daotoraawi to C Daputy CUrt ad to OtoclW Raoorda Boo* 19— . Echavarna t Aaaototosg PA. Page 471 torouLto 973. todutore. P O Boo 29019 Tbmpa Ftortdo 3X226019 *8** Amartcano *4h Dual— I---------■ you ora a paraon a4to a dtoopaw too m odi aaoommodXon to to parv^ara to taa proem______ otoar promarona to Via Datol ora ontoed or no c o « to you. tor to* Condomaawn. and to Ftol I provlreon to cartton aiM -anc a Paga X X to toa PubW Raoredo to Plaaaa coraad Cowl i w raaavaaon SananoN CawUy Ftortda AM to 701 N Prek Avanua StodOrd. hnoan m U M 75206 Btotng a Ftonda 32771. MapRon* raretoar MuiVM d vega Ourakre— rei vw. (007X664227. mtore 2 -Ortlng and an toto-dad naaraal re to* comday* to yew raoatol to Vdadocurearore marr. V haartig anpaaad. (TOO) t I to toa (006866771. Pubaan Novambai 24. 7002 and Dacambar 1.2002 Men* to toa Oatoaraaon to SSI44 M 7N B CBICUIT COURT OF THE D O P frU N TN JUDICIAL CBICUIT M A W ) FOR ■ COUNTY. Condom*—** ao raconkad to OWcUl Raoorda Book 1983 Pag* 471 tucutoi E73 reek-are. and Ptol Soak X . Paga X torougFi X . Pubke Raoorda to Bananto* County, Ftortda and any •mantonarao toara- CABS NOg 9B-CA-19X 14K MANUFACTURERS 9 TRADERS TRUST COMPANY, Ih-Wa tor SECURmZAnON SERIES. 19*63 * ----------'*rt/99. la GATED to— day to NO/ 1 3 X 0 3 MARYANNS MORSE Aa Clark to and Cowl By Mary Saoupa Aa Daputy CUrt JOSE A LOPEZ MVa JOSE ANGEL LOPEZ; and JU U TA LOPEZ, hm ada; real UNKNOWN TENANT&ONNERS. N O TXE OF SALE Nuhca ■ hereby grran toaL pw•uara to toa order or knal padgmara araarad re to - cauaa re to* C«ci— Cowl to Samreoto Coway Ftonda I Fare 1 G a n . F A Si—a 300 1370 Marti iga Avanua Coral GaMaa Ftortdo X149 (305)6*2-4110 ftonona a—h a datbaty atoonaad pan re taa procarekng moWd oontael Cowl A rtm k a a e n - X I N. Part A vo n -. Si—a N X 1 . Santord. Ftonda 32771,.*»3wortregdm r* pnor ID to* procarekng Tatopnona (407)6*64227; 1606*66*771 (TOO) or 1-606*66*770 (V) via Flonda Ralay Same* Pubfcan November 24. 2002 and *1.2002 83147 Samreoto Cow*y- Ftonda deoerbod LOT(S) IS. LAKE TONY WATER­ WAYS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT *L0T 9. B l O a C. SKY LARK SUB­ D«*d*** day ol NOV II . 2032 THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT DIVISION. ACCOROWO TO THE (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) BOOK 12. PAGElS) 27. OF THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO W UARYANNC MORSE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE 94. PLXUC CUrt ol toa C*cu4 Corel COUNTY. FLORIOA RECOROS OF SEMWOLE COUN­ By Mary Slroup* w t h e o R C u rr c o u r t Dated to— day d NOV 14. 2007 TY. FLORIOA Deputy CUrt (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) O PTHB DQHTS6NTH Pub*ahre MARYANNE MORSE 1411 THE SEMINOLE HERALD OF FLORIOA Cura d to* C m — Court longwood.Fl 37750 g r a n tees a s s ig n e e s THE LAW OFFICES O f DAV10 J 3 FOR al pubtc aato. to toa hrohaa* and boat By Mary Stroup* LIENORS. CREDITORS. I c o u e rrr STERN. PA.. ATTORNEY FOR w a---------- a- mA tore - - — larewvd ipptcabon a VAR 0607 • Deputy CUrt TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PLAINTIFF at to* Semtnol* County ippkcant Bannay Architect* PlPT-n re PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST THE CW CW T COURT ju M g c a c n o N o w w o n 601 S Unrranay Dnva S «-* 500 Courtoouaa. tantard. Flonda. THE SEMINOLE HERALD n^naen. a*, OF THE IIOMT9ENTH BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR C A M M X *3-03-2232-14-0 PUnunon. FL 33324 11 00 AM on DEC 10. 2002 THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVtO J aa Parcel ID * 3120-30-3000360JUOICIAL CWCUtT AGAINST CAROLE S KING. CAR CMMIMMANHATTAN 44044TOAO* 1954)2336000 Datad NOV 14. 2002 STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR IN ANO FOR CORPORATION. OLE S KING. TRUSTEE UNOER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE UAHYANNC MOR56 PLAINTIFF M S W Warran Awanua. l l l —N O L I COUNTY. TRUST DATEO JANUARY 12. 1969 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES AS CLERK OF THE COURT 001 S Umvaraay Dnva Sire SCO FLORIOA ongaood FL CAROLE S KINO. INDIVIDUALLY ACT. paraun* rer. -rahaaaa n**<F B r Mary Strawptanuaun. FL 33324 CIVIL ACTION kaqu#*t A v«rir*FHt» to JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOC A3 m • im c m I m o w w oK w o •hotAs FLORWE O NE AL. *1 - . Daputy CUrt (95412336000 __ ______ CA M NO B -IIO -C 4 ongwoud Dwveepmanl Coda. UNKNOWN TENANTS V* conlacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, J. m ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIVISION 14 K MO# V, Sachon 5110. POSSESSION al to* SEMINOLE County N o n a op a c tio n Dinm -a* Act paraona * -h AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES DCFCNOAMT(S) WASHINGTON MUTUAL BAFW. F A uppUmanUI Standard* h « » < “ Courtoouaa al 407 666-4227. 1 600­ T a FLORWE O'NEAL a c t . paraona * -h rtaat— a* r—ad•wbon yard lama hay/a raamcVon NOTICE OF 9666771 (TOO) Of 1800965*770 Raardanca Unknoam are * apacul acoommodahon anoUd modabon lo parte*— . ram ffvaaOt Ual to art l«| U*l on FORECLOSURE SALK na Ftonda Ralay Same* I akv*. and 4 daad. *4 parka* caadreg ahocAd conlacl court contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, na atuna falaiancad property NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN paaSONIA KEARSE. M *1. Pubkah Novambai 24. 7002 aid dremreg re*re— by torou^i. iredar al to# SEMINOLE C<x**y DrlandaniO) U p d b o n • VAR 07 -02 aure* to a Summary Fr—I Aalgman* Dacambar 1.7002 or agam— ELIZABETH FRENCH. (107)6*64227. i d utre toan aaren Courtoouaa - 407 6664227. 1 600­ Appvcant Oaorga and Maltha d Foracloaura datad NO/ 13. 2C02 NOTICE OF S S I40_________________________ reW a l parhaa having or dremreg lo 9566771 (7001 or 1600-9568770. ( 7) day* pnor to to* procarekng * - araarad re Cm * Caaa Na 01-CA FORECLOSURE SALE hav* any r*f4. MU or reaara— re toa haanng mpanad. (TOO) 1606*66 via Ftonda Ralay Same2204-14 K ol to* C r a * Court c* to* NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN pre^ T p v c a l 10 • X 2 6 X S U O O C 6 preparty barren daaenbad Putaan Novambai 24. 7007 and *771, or Vbroa (V) 16066966770. IN THE CW CUn COURT auant to a Final judgment d IIT H Judicial Cuo— re and tor YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an acaon 1*00 _ _ Dacan*-r 1.2002 via Florida RaUy Sarenca OF TME tlTM Mortgage Foractoare* dated SEMINOLE County. Santord. Location (IS H -a r y Corel tor Foracloaura d Mortgage on to* Maaon Law. PA s s ix juoicial cwcun. Novambai 13 2002. and araarad re Flonda. I a— aa* to toa laytoau and Raquad A yananca to 17757 U S 19 North rn THE OBCLKT COURT bear batler tor caah — to* Weal Fronl M A N O FO R Caaa NO 02 2192-14 d toa C r a Longaood Davatopmam Coda. LOT X . BLOCK X 4TH SECTION W TH 6 c w c u n COURT Mangrova Bay Sue* 500 fo r s e m m o li c o u n ty . U k k N O U COUNTY. Court d to* EIGHTEENTH Jrekcul Door d to* SEMINOLE County Arad# W. Saeaon 32 0 Saa Daagn DREAMWClLU. A C C O n O IN llT U CUarwaare. FL 33764 FLORIOA OF THE 19TH FLORIOA C»cu4 re and tor SEMINOLE County Courtoouaa tocalad - X I N Part Sun)rede Tatta 1 2 1 lo roikjca tia THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORO­ (727)6363600 juoictA L c w c u n . p r o b a te d iy w o n GENERAL Florida arharmn WASHINGTON Avanua re SantoTO. Ftoreda, * 1 1 M [|t- latiarti Irom lihaan 1151 laal to ED IN DEED BOOK 4. PAGE 99. Putkan Norambar 24 70C7 and W ANO FOR Caaa Humbar: 03 600-CP jU —KOICTION DIVT8ION MUTUAL BANK, u toa PlareaH and a m on to* day ol DEC 10.7002 toa PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMNOLE t a (51 laal on tia abova latarancad Dacambar 1.7002 911—NOLE COUNTY. IN RE ESTATE OF C A M NO: a CA 2227 14 SONIA KEARSE. LEON V KEARSE. kjtomng itoacrtoart proparty a* •*• COUNTY. FLORIOA. » V l 2905 SSI 45 enpady FLORBA KATHRYN M POLLARD M a WALDEN A/K/A STEFMANIE IRWIN MORTGAGE Georg— Avanua. Santord. Ftortda torto re aa*3 Summary Fin* l^ c s b o n 0 VAil 06 02 GENERAL CORPORATION M WALDEN A/K/A STEPHANIE judgment k>«nf 327TI M TM* CIRCUIT COURT Ape*coni Konnody • «! Oom*0 JURISOlCTTON OTVtilON M O nC f OF ADMINISTRATION PLAINTIFF WALDEN, era toa Oalandanla I * ha* been Nad agare- you and you LOT 19. BLOCK 17.2NO SECTION OF THE EIGHTEENTH CASE NO: M C A 1913 14L Tha adnaaalraton d toa aalala d i*4 lo to* hKfi**l and baMbTOttre tor re* rreyarad to »re>* a copy ol yore VS SAN LANTA. ACCORDING TO THE JUOICIAL CIRCUIT f t i P v c ^ 10 • * * 2 0 »5 0 IM > 0 0 ^ MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC KATHRYN M POUARO dacaatad. SINSARAY POWELL. IF UVW O. caah - W EST FRONT DOOR O f ..m an daUnaa* 4 any. « 4. on Lroa PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED V* M AN O FO R 0450 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. V C . F4a NumPar 02 900 CP. m pandng THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ ANO IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN N Paaracn. Aitomay tor PtoreMt PLAT BOOK 4. PAGElS) X . X ANO M M M O L6 COUNTY. Loo*t«n 312 Baiha O tto PLAVfTIFF m toa C*cu4 Court tor Sammoto HOUSE. SANFORD FLORIOA al SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. whoa* a t o m • Srel* 300. 1970 40. OF THE P U B IC RECOROS OF FLORIOA Raquaat A yananca to Via Couto. Florida. Probata Drvwon. toa V ia ) AM. on to , day ol DEC 12. OFIANTEES. ASSIGNEES. kladruga Avanua. Coral Oabl**. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE M L : U -C A -4 M I4W Longaood Oayalopmanl Coda. MUUA MAMIEL IF UVWO. ANO IF 2007, to* tokowaig daoertoadproprea ld ia ii d atoch a X I N Park A m . LIENORS. CREDITORS. Ftonda 33<44 wftore tarty (30) daya DreadVm d a y* N O V 14.7007 CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANYAilcia 114. Sachon 1 2 0 Saa Daugn r, a n a l torto re ared Faul Aalgratro D€AO THE UMCNOWN SPOUSE. S^aord. Ftonda 32H1 Tha namat attar to* Aral pubneanon d t o TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Sunda-dt Tatta 32 1 . to lartxaina WEST. arexaaaor to MELLON HEIRS. DEVISEES, o r a n te e s PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST Ol toa paraonal mpraaartatoa and LOT 101. BLOCK B. LAKEWOOO Nooca re to* Samreoto HERALD and MORTGAGE COMPANY. MART ANNE MORSE fair laibact from Warn 1161toal to AT THE CROSSWOS. UNIT TWO. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. tna paraonal rapraaartabya» aBor BY THROUOH. UNOER OR M* to* ongnal reto toa Clark ol toCtorti d to* Orcu* Corel tawan (7) laal CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL a c c o r d in g t o t h e p l a t AGAINST SINSARAY POWELL. Court rethar baksro tanne* on nty ai« m i By Mary Stroup* Al tva maahng aa rtaratiad parhaa THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINGiAN ALVW POWEU. IF UVWO. ANO IF piareeir* anomay d " m a d a to l ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE STEWART B FAMOUS. JR and Daprey Ctorh may abpaai and ba haard aoth in te r e s t b y th r o u g h , u f c e r BOOK X PAGES 49-S3. PLWLIC DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. NOTIFIED THAI DOROTHEA M FAMOUS, h - -do. F u b W iR taapaci to Vaa manat TNa haaraig tor to* ratal ^ '^ ^ W y x n t o a N u m . OR AOAIMST MIK1A HAMIEl. RECOROS O f SEMPKXE COUN­ HEIRS. DEVISEES, g r a n t e e s . THE SEMINOLE HERALD STATEWIDE INVESTORS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MIKIA ASSIGNEES LIENORS. aarvad «h o har. hare .MMCbana.V obfachona toal TY. FLORIOA H O I DINGS TRUST. UNKNOWN a S K E S i S THE LAW O fF C E S O f DAV10 J CREDITORS. TRUSTEES A M A U WITNESS my hand and to* aaal d HAMIEL. IF ANY. TERI STELLA AK/A 554 Catorm- Ptoca. Lto* onaianga toa qreMicahon* re toa STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR TENANT S.OWNERS. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN to— Corel to— day d NO/ 14. 2002 VELMONTE. IF LIVING ANO IF Mary FL 3274* paraonal lapraaaraamre. « * « “ PLAINTIFF on Na *1 Via Planrwig Dmaion Olhca ^ k r t o n ol to-Court reareraared dcao. th e unknow n s p o u s e . m t e r e s t by. t h r o u g h , un o cr WITNESS MY MANO and toa • *UARY ANNE MORSE N o n a OF SALE M l S UnrreraFy Dnva S>— a 500 ol tha Community Sanrtcat Aa Ctort ol to* Court HEIRS DEVISEES, o r a n t e e s . o r AGAINST ALVIN POWELL. ol to— Court on U N 14. 2002 lo Ma olprton* *»4h •*• Gout Note* - hereby gnran tod. prePVanlaUun. FL 3332* Dapaitmanl al 174 Waal Church By CacaaaV Ekam a s s i g n e e s , l ie n o r s . ____ SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIOA. Maryann* Mon* WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE auart to to# order or «nd fakjmar* 1*54(213 6000 __ , _ Avanua Longaiood Flonda tor A* Daprey Ctort CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL CITIFINANCIAL EQUITY CUrt d V— O ra— Corel m o n th s a f te r t h e o a te^ of IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE •ntarad re t o cauaa re to* C rra mtoactun by V d tc . d * you OTHER PARTIES c l a im in g a n Pudah SANFORO HERALD _ SERVICES. IN C . JOHN DOE ANO By Mary Slroup* THE FIRST PUBLICATON OF THIS AMERICANS WITH OlSAfllUTIES Corel d Samred* Coreay Ftonda I sd^lionsl P**®** JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN in t e r e s t by. th r o u g h , u n d e r it you at* a parton reto a a*ar - «y Deputy Curb ___ NOTICE OR THrfTTY DAYS AFTER •91 a*4 to* property reualad m ACT. paraona reto da*— ** naad• — ------------- n cat toa olhca al 407 2*0 X62 TENANTS IN POSSESSION OR AGAINST TERI STELLA Echavarna A Aaaoc— raa P* THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COY rega wiac-l rexommodaocre a m id Samred* Coreay. Fared* daaerbad A l paraona a/a adnaad toal ■ toa* DCFENOANTISI VELMONTE BENJAMIN OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM order to parbnpato I PO Boa 25018 ccrtatf COURT ADMINISTRATION dacala lo appaal any daaaairKimada Taira*. Ftonda 33622 5018 VELMONTE. IF UVING. ANO IF reg. you re* art-ad. - no cod to N o n a of A l cradtora d toa dacadanl and * to* SEMINOLE Coredy “ l OT S. BLOCK 0. WOOOMERE Saa Americana you. to to* prov-are d certain aaanat toaaa meeangahaa^* toto ** DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. fo r eclo s u r e sale 'Saa Amancana wito wm D-*ba*a* u -r e r a " AcJ ~ Othai paraona having claima or r — i I t o —a — 407 6664227. 1 600­ TERRACE SECTION ONE naad a ittord d toa protaadnga tone* Puaaa conlacl Corel HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN put9 you ar* a partcn *4h a d*ab44y I D K iaidr aganal dacadanfa adato a c c o r o in o to th e p la t 9556771 (TOO) « I 600-9566770. w i T ki xrrorrvnodAtnn n oroaf and tor audi purpo»«L toay « W ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. Admre—Pabon al X I K Prek *u«4 to 4 Srenmary Freal A— gmart on aihom a copy ol Vaa nooca » via Ftonda Relay Same* THEREOF AS RECOROED M PLAT naad lo n u l l toal a yaTOaom tacord CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL to pwhc*— re to procarekng you Avanua. S— N X I . Santord. F L Foractoare* dated NOV 3 7007 d aarvad mto" toraa mortha altar toa PutAan Novambai 24. 2002 and BOOK 19. PAGE 92. OF TME P U 6 » maM. ato«h record to a K d -N V * o t h e r p a r t ie s c l a i m i n g a n era anMUd - no coal to you. tor to* 32771. (407) 6*64227. wrtore 2 araarad re 0 4 Caaa No 02-CAdtia ul *m pudcahon c* t o - Nohrer LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE Oacarrtoar 1.7002 laaamon, tod « M « « u | « i INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER proviaion ol car tare aarealanca •ortreg day* d yore w a d d to 2227-14 ol to* C ra — Corel d V— _ o ( j - ff)M C M M t** COUI COUNTY. FLORIDA S S IM _________ Puaaa cortad Court Admreralrahon toa appaal it to ba mada (par Sac noaca. 4 you re* haanng or vac* 19TH Judicial Circi— re and tor OH AGAINST BENJAMIN WITHIN TM£ L>TER °4 THf^EE VELMONTE JOHN DOE ANO JANE 266 0105. HcnM StokMal al M l N Par* Avarua Santord. mpanad ca4 1606966*771 SEMINOLE County Santord. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT u q ^TH S a f t e r t h e DATE O f 1607 Tartac* Dm— Santord. FL DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN Paraona mrh daabAlrea naadrM Fubkah Novambai 24 . 2002 and Ftonda 32771. — phon* nrerbar Ftonda I a - 4*4 to to* In^iaal and THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS OF THE 18TH 12773 (407)6 * 6 4227, wrthre 7 arorkreg Dacambar 1.2002 batt brddre tot cain at toa YYa— Frort l ^ y C t O H THIRTY DAYS AfER JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. aauaunc. to - pubac aato. to to* Ik F— and baal POSS£“ ,ON DEFENDANT,S, maaa onxaadng* t » * l conraci | Door al to* SEMINOLE Coreily daya d yore 'acred d tor* dricu SSI46 W ANO FOR T S e DATE OF SERVICE O f A t*aur, tor caah. — to* are— NOTTCEOF mam, it haarreg * ra -'»d - (TOO) 1­ I Courtoouaa tocalad — M l N Pre* S IM M O L I COUNTY. COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Poor ol to# SamrecAa County j*61. allaad 46h o m •>“ hrencare FORECLOSURE (A L E A ram - re Sankxd. Flonda - 1100 606 955 6771 FLORIDA AM Otfttf a«<**** of Courthoua*. Santord Ftonda. al PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN putPubaah Novambai 24. 7002 and am onto* day ol DEC 10.2002 to* GENERAL toa maahng ___ gmS p**on« hiymfl 11 00 AM ere OEC 10.2002 auanl to 4 SummatY Treat Aidgmanl FMWc auction lo b* hard — 9 X k—owreg daacitoad pn«rery “ a— Tha manat dacuaaad al Vaa haar Dacambar I . 2002 JURISOKmON DIVISION damanda agamaJ toa < 1 ^ ^ ! ! * Dated NOV 14.2002 a m on toa fan day o4 O n i n — ul Foractoarea datad NOV 9. 2«M kjrih re aad Summary Freal CASE NO: 02 CA 1279 14 K S S 1 4 3 _______________ rrajai Na toa* d a m - am to— rvj » quauMkred " MARYANNE MORSE emararl re 0 4 Cat* No 02CA2002 Al toa bora d o » d Sanknd judgmart, tow* l i h . » 4 « a a -d p « r h ^ a r e P ^ > " COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. S E S S h u i th r ee « n th s AS CLERK OF THE COURT THE CWCWT COURT 181314 L d to* O r a Corel c4 ih* Towing and Recovery tocalad al LOT 13. BLOCK Q. COUNTRY a l hum cuntachng a f t e r t h e d a i e o f t h e f ir s t By Mary Stroup# OF TME EIGHTEENTH H T H Jrehc— I C»cu4 re and tor 2522 Curerey Ck4> R d . Santord. FI atC PLAINTIFF CLUB MANOR UNIT NO 2. p u b l ic a t io n o f t h i s n o t k x Oapury Ctort JUOICIAL CWCWT SEMINOLE County Santord 32771. tor to* prep— ol dapoaaig ACCORDING TO THE PLAT ^ A L L Cl AIMS OEMANOS VS aacapl toa M A N O FO R Ftonda I red w i to V NgF— I and ol to* kdoaang van— THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT JONATHAN OUNN. IF UVWO. ANO • by annan commuracahu" » Ad. preareia atn OBJECTIONS n o t s o f i e o W U S(M M OLE COUNTY. bakdar tar caan al to* Wa— Frort BOOK 11. P«GE 100. AS RECORD YEAR 1966 MAKE FORO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN a*a naartng a apacad accumPUnn«ng Dwi*ion 0l BE FOREVER BARRED FLORIOA VM* IFABP4632GH144M1 Door *1 to* StMINOLE County ED IN THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES. modaton to patbcpal* re to - proTha Jd * d to. hm l * * * ^ ? 1 CIVIL ACTION Coretorto** tocalad *1 X I N Part SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. Pubtc auction to b* hold - 900 caarkng ahould contact court taa Moke* • Nurerht— r 24. 2002 GERALDINE o ZAMBHI GRANTEES. ASf £ ? H 2 CASE NO O J1T72CA Avar*— re Santord, Florida — II 00 am on to* lo w day a* Dacambar SAIO LANO SITUATE. LYING ANO LIENORS CREDITORS. Artnre—baton - uuctocn* numbre CITY CLERK DIVISION 14 K 2002 Al to* bom door d Santord am onto* day<4DEC 10.2002to* BEINO IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER (407)6*64227 not Utor toan aavan Pubkah NoaamPar 24. 7002 5im*«yM Aiiuraon MANUFACTURERS 9 TRADERS Towing and Racovary tocalad — kjtowreg daacrbrel pro»-«*y •» • FLORIOA PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST (7) daya pnor to to# pmcaadng » UCF of TRUST COMPANY ONE M A T SS126 torto n ta«J Summary Freal 2522 Corerey Ctob R d . SantoTO FI Dated to— day ol NOV 13. 7002 BY THROUGH. UNOER OR haarreg repartod (TOO) 1606966 D«p( of F * w w PLAZA BUFFALO NY 14.Y»23B9. 37771. tor to* prep— d dapoaaig judgment, to-** (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) AGAINST JONATHAN DUN N Srantord Houamg 8771. or Voica (V) 1 *069668770. OUmAJ. FL 32815-T400 TFKJSTIE FOR SECURITIZATION T o t 76 ORIENTA GAROENS 7NO ol toa baowreg rartcU MARIANNE MORSE JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS via Ftonda Hreay Sannca SERIES 1997 4. AGREEMENT Ato*rt H Coo® . ADO IIO N ACCOROWO TO THE YEAR 1990 MAKE FORO CUrt d V C a n Corel Af f ount 5#rv*ct* u n k n o w n t e n a n t s VI Maw re Law. PA ArtTnaV tor P*raor-i y »«* * * * * DATED SEPTEMBER 1 19V PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN VINO 1FTCR10A4LP86S191 By MarySbocpa Tha S^fcrd HChianfl Aitooi'l, PUmun. 177S7 U S 19Nreto flonda Bo# No I9K3W PLAT BOOK 11. PAGE S3. O f THE Put*: aucaun to ba lukt *1 900 P 0 M t“ 0 4 DCFENOANTISI Daprey CUrt Mangrove Bay 9— 500 PO Bo* 100005 PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMVKXE am on toa 11V) day d Dacambar Pula—h re NOTICE OF CUarwaMr. FL X764 to, Faa Aooored Sarvare* llir * —‘ *T FL X7160696 FLOSSIE A ZANDERS COUNTY. FLORIOA 2002 Al toa bom door d Sartord THE SEMINOLE HERALD ” ol to - conuad - to pnrmto rptiona fo r eclo sur e sa le OaUndanWa) (727)6X1600 ,407) 9X 4009 Oaradtoday al NUN 13 2002 Tuwreg and Racovary tocalad al TME LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO X HOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw Put— Ftuvambre 24. 2002 and NOTICE OF PuWah Norerr4rer 2«. 2W" “ (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) STERN P A . ATTORNEY FOR PHA 4*cou' * ^ T ^ J r a y T h 2527 Country Ctob Rd. Santord. FI urea to a Srenmary E®— Aakpnart Dacambar 1 2002 FORECLOSURE SALE Ore*t ®** ’ -2002 MAHfANNE MORSE 37771. tor toa prep— ol (kepoaaig PLAINTIFF d Foractoare* datod ’*>/'*• 5S146 ______________ N01ICE is HEREPY GIVEN put nciudaa m o r a w n n ^ M S3134 C urt d V— C*a— Corel 601 S Unrvartrly On— Si—a 500 d toa totoamg r a r t d * ____ anMrad n Crv4 Cat* No 0 8 C 6 arrant lo a Freal Judgmanl d By MaryShoupa M THE CW CW T COURT Plartaaun. FL 33324 YEAR 1966 MAKE 0L0SM0B3E aikuahng N j J J * “" 2 2 d pro^ama IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 17 7 6 14 K d to* Grout Cowt W V Morlgaga Foracloaura dated OF TME EIGHTEENTH ViNa 2G3AJ6'R6J936d262 DapuryCUrt (96412336000 sem noL* c o u n ty . 18IH Jurtcul C*ci— In and ta» Farvarrbar 13 2002. and araarad re Putaan re JUOICIAL CWCWT IN ACCORDANCE WITH TME Pubac arehere lo ba held — 900 ol FY reporto FLORIOA SEMINOLE County. i -t r - FrO 02-1372-14 d to# C a o O FFLO R X A . THE SEMINOLE HERALD AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ■ m on toa 1*w day al Dae*— Euato. I ad eat to to* l»gh**l - M PROBATE OIV1SION ir ^ O Ral tna Boaid d Corel d to* EIGHTEENTH AMtad THE LAW OFFICES OF 0AV® J M A N O FO R 2007 Al to* to rt door ol Sartord ACT. panena reto daabaaa* «**d ■10 J ^ a i ^ S a a l a d bda mual ba , . i pakier tor c**h — V— Wad F«w4 FILE 1*6 0 J U I 6 C P C a d - re and tot SE MBKXE Crerely STERN, P A . ATTORNEY FOR 8E 14*4011 COUNTY r a a rpwual atrommodahun tnreAl Towing and Racovary located at S t . . t o a SEMINOLE County C r e ^ ^ ^ !^ A o t o r e * ia l Ftonda wharare MANUFACTURERS IN RE ESTATE OF GENERAL creaacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, PLAINTIFF 7571 Coreary Ctob Rd. SantoTO FI £ £ » « - • tocalad al X I N Para JULIEN LaBLEU. p | r----------9 TRADERS TRUST COMPANY al pi* SEMINOLE County JURISDICTION DIVISION aoi 9 Urwarany Dnva Sue* 500 £ £ T s a n l u r o Ftonda 1 1 0 0 37771. tor to* prep— d dapoaaig ” ^ J ^ F L 1 2 ^ t Y I* ONE M A T PLAZA. BUFFALO NY Court. Santord FL J* , , 2007 Curetooua* — 4076664227. T6 06 CASE NO. 02-I166CA-16L piantaarei. FL 33324 Nona TO c r e d it o r s Ol toa — wreg ratvero r T i t o . d w w DEC 102007to. 1470 7399 TRUSTEE FOR SECU­ 966*771 (TOO) or 1600966*770. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC YEAR 19*4 MAKE DODGE tojuwreg dreerbad preprely aa w l pm RITIZATION SERIES 19974. '^ r f A C C O R O A N C E WITH TME vu Ftonda Ratoy Sarvaa REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. I K . VINA 2B7FK13C1GR6I3643 t o U T r e M«1 Srenmary Final m m * t*d§ AGREEMENT DATED SEPTEMBER AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES PuUrah November 24. 2002 and Pubtah Nuvambar 24. 7007 • Dacambar 19 2007 1 1997 a to* Warm— and FLOSSIE ACT. preaun* reto d-abaaa* naad FEET OF LOT Dacambar 1. 7002 S S IM A ZANDERS. ONDRIA RENEE '•*** " n ^ a r e r a a l * •« adkhre-l gyQ g ton'At pxonwnijitowm OuaatoK— re reOU*re* ^ . . j to * ^ )1 l* W E S T * 5 F E E T O F lO T 9 ANTHONY E M O U tY a* - . 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Box 1667 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 PRINT AD HERE: __________ UNTIL Feb. 1, 2003 *C*rtJin R e s t ric t io n s A p p ly Lake Mary B lv d . & 17-92 Brand Gated Community • Indoor A/c Racquelball 2 Swimming Pools . 24 Hour Fitness Center Sundeck Area • Walk In Closets Covered Cabanas & Jacuz/ls • Full Sue Washer/Oryer* Sand Volleyball 4 Washer/Dryer Hook Ups 1.24 3 Bdrm Apt Homes • Spectacular Water Views * *In Select apartment homes 100 Stonebrook Drive • Sanford, Florida 32773 Phone: 407-322-9556 • Fax: 407-321-6218 vrww.stonebrook@aiinco.com «<pflk\ www.TheWII30nC0mpany.com Gjaimco a* rolt 1st in PHONE ADDRESS: I subscribe to le Seminole Herald ( MasterCard /Visa • __ _____________ __ Signature wwv/aimeo com )Yee ericar �& «T THE JOBDONE! 111 T P a§C 103— H ouses U n f u r n is h e d i :4i # 118— O ffice S pace F or Re n t 3 1 5 , fen rm. fa lone* w m porch" O V A $650 mo 407 942 5227. 407*314-008? lakaUery 1?. CHA. fenced ywcT oar»-)« 121 North High Si ilTOOttto 407-323-2120 L t l l Mary: 3Bfl 2BA vaulted cwkngs.aat to tukhan ? car garage, fenced yard. aioB«ar4 condition No pan. t ItOOmo pkadK »«4 Cal Aim 407 782-1052 ! Ed I si iff {8 J i; Iff .■it Sanford: 2.8R. Canlral Heal 6 Am. Section 8 accepted The Hikman Group. Inc (407) 321-8333 AFFORDABLE HOM ES 2/1 lin ts from $495 $ up 1st Months Bant $ Security Deposit SflCtorvlWNconw 407 323 3268___________________ 117— COMMERCIAL R e n ta ls 258$ Park Drive: Once or Betas. 9 Separate Offices. Reception Area. lO Conference Rm ♦/. 3434 Sq F! $180051800 Dep Doyle Realty. Inc 407-323-248$ srwer.doytaraaltyoidlna.com Lot For Bant: naar Flea World n Santord Hiofi Traffic Volume on 17­ 02. Ideal For SaOeig Christmas Treat 407-323-1021 VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES 3BR 2BA. Uv. O n Frre, Rm. Deck. Fenced Yd. 2 Car Gar $107,000 Renovated. Flaw Carpet and Pant on comar tot $65,000 4 BR JBA. Omr 1000 Sq t I N On. Fmry. Fptc Beautifully traa $ landscapsd on almost 1/2 acre 5 7) 900 48R 2 Bath Oval 2 000 Sq IL L * On. Fam. Sc ftorch on 1/4 Acre $85 900 Custom BR 4 M 2 8A. O m r 2300 Sq F il ly . Dm. Fam Rm. 32*32 Sc FtooL 2 Car Gaiaga on O w r W t o e r S ale Occupancy Garage 3 BR 2 Fid Baths, w. 2 Car Oa re m a n d O p e n am H i m F > r» F’V n Bukfer VYi Pay Up To &2.UOO in Buyers Closing Coats ■ $1(0.000 Century 21. FMpcdHno > Scaggs. (3B8) 57444B0 141— H o m e s Fo r S ale ley i Mas MB I7M taaS Gad fasdsan. Steas' If waou. 0M K 1. m u $ u i Fo 433 S.8co* Avarua, to Mm Noa4 Bu8 1866 42.2000* sq R Btodt horns w/ terrain Boom. Clean, mual saa to apprac a lal New price $160,500 C a l Joyce Stansberry Century 21 M $ I, 407­ 3236755 Sm BataAOffica-17/02 Santord lease $423 00 U o plus tai. n d •rater, sewer 1 Irash. $500 Dep 407­ 302-8088 location Nona roto$10000 o m es I D m Atm, 368, N et Kkhan. Large Lot $06K CM to See/ 407-071-7017. Susan FrleDa/t. Oeltona: For Rent 1500s q i - » sldSt fcrcMoeorietM F*rme area. FwrOy Home FSsra. 7772 Efccsm BNd. Detkma Cai 388-780­ 8070 Sartord IBB IBA CHA. No pals $425month plus $423 security Good creds reduced 407-323-8705 h i* m m ► it*: 141— H Oiteen 26>I0. naar rivar. temptotefy rafurtxihed 1650 per monm. plus itokbes 407-327-1782. 105— D un E x/Tu in E x : LargsS2 BarVoom 2 Bath w-tirepleca, Modi honta h freshly panted inside $ out Naar shopping 8 conveniences All appliances stay Reduced to $72,900 Century 21. NapoMano 8 Scaggs Realty. 306-574-4488 -------------laksfront Wall maintained 3 BR 2 Fu8 Baths. 2 car garage with detached large workshop New carpet, new kkchen counters, kto Hoots on large tot 100x180 Only tor I l lf o O O . Century 21. NapoMano 8 Scaggs Realty. 380-5746460 8 B 141— H om es Fo S r ale Dabary. Lsks Gam 7BFV1BA scraanad n porch, aoachad garage Showing 11/23 8 11/24 I 4 H I $75,550 388808-4$14 ' T ilin g s — * 14 Ill-gotten gains 15 Sing “nyahnyarT to 18 Donny and Mario's state 17 1. Greek 18 Mediter­ ranean republic 19 RAB singer Braxton 20 Production need lor G W TW 23 They may administer IVs 24 Ship's dock 0 * t 2 Free A lrlln t Tickets! Usf yo u horna or vacant tend or buy a homa or meant Mnd wfBi Brad Evarty. R EALTOR*. C 21 A. A Camaa. Inc. and w u wB racaiva a kaval coupon tor onMrlng lao baa *rkne hekats from Fly Fraa Amaflea"*. The compkmantery k M k a n g o o d b r n x n F t lis r M i to ana of 10 daaknaaona whan you slay tor a maWtwn nunbar of isgms and pay t w regular p U rV w a hotel mM si ana of t w paraapabng Usury hoists or taaorls For mom ntormaton csi Brad at Mobta 407 3426828. Pager 407-4030249 Pooto Wati of 16, spproaed of $310k SePng far S27SK. 3100* 3 B A . \ti sera ftarxhtfyfe sq 1 5BR3BA.lt? H * ’"ng. musl sa« 407-3238302. 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Napoatano 4 Scaggs Beaty 3833746488 PR ECO N STR U CTIO N LANOBALt tour chance to own baaukki Rrmt LMm-PaMura or Praaarva Pnrnto Gated Upscale Com m m ry X fts n . Dcmnaown Orlando Af Paicato 5 pfua acraa 90% Bank Fnanong From $88,900 to f « $XX7s O O N T M M 8TM 8 ORPORTtRSTY $ Fu r n it u r e Fo r S ale BED i king Simmons ORTHOPEDIC Mall Boa. ski to PMsac. Coal $1400. sol $295 407­ 6806577 BRASS SCO. Quean O R TH O PEDIC PH LO W TO P MallBus. W Frama, AM sM txnad. coal $1100 sal $775 4076806877 Dining RM: tlp c C H E R R Y W O O P 1 ON Aiwa chra. DM Pad TM. UAw.hukh. i n n d. sal based Cost $7000. M i $1295 F tp sarmr $250 407660-1415 Dining Room-14 I pc CHERRY W O O D 82* I DM P M w/2 taels. 8 Chrpponaaio chess buffet a hutch, namr uaad. sM burnt oosl 112k. sal $1850. tarmr. $385 407660-1413 I Lusury Mm pitowtop sm w«h 7 yr warranty AJ $165. guaan 1175. tong $210 Brand new Located Si Sanford. 407602 2778 1*000 B TU Am Conditioner 6 ►feeler. $400 AJao ham an siactnc healer tot $2Q 407-321-1901 Bwls. boated n Santord. ortupeiSc *rm tats w*i 5 yt wanarsy Twto $75. to* $85. queen $125. Never used. can dakmr 407 402 2778 Draper changing labia, i n ard en M TD 5HP Chfppar/Shmddar. Rears OmM Lams Brandt Fsad lif e NsstM Wtkkng $100 Cai Tom. 407-227­ 7333 199— P rrs I t S u p p l ie s -B 5 5 H 5 u $ r 407-1330320 Having A Birthday Party For Your Child! Call Jackie For Paintings! The Kids Love Itl 386-216-4839 215— Boats I t A ccessories 6 ft, SI0.00.. 407-323-6076. — renrou B C — 47 PtCCIS, 1930‘S • PLUS IS SHEET M AGA2M U. HOG OTHER VARIOUS BOOKS. 407-3226381. 1850'S. MUSIC ALSO MUSIC SPA' SRAI SPAI T F T lo n g e r. Sip ►bade* with Shoulder. Hp. Back. 8 Nack Jets Underwater ig h l Cedar Cabtoto Never iwed FuS Warranty Lai $3295. MuU u o lk e $1060 407­ 23441858 Turkey Fryer: Used Once. Just in Time For Thanksgiving, Only $50. Complete! 407-323-7889 i b 7 CtokUc Eldorado Lsaihsi rtonor. AC nraS kxkjgaw $1500 m iiags looks good 11200 obo « 407-3323 1918 Etcorl QShr trailer w-"brake* Compieiety tosrfed. Srsl $11.800 obo lakes • as Beech N Boats. 407-323­ 1875 or Dan st 581-201-5485 i --------* 1888 Back Country 20R Flats Boat 225 Ykmaha V-Mas. on board dual custom tops, custom aluminum M a r . 52 hrs. kka new $25,000 Ca l 407-322-8228. afMr 5pm Buy T C -W J lisrcury Mot Motor 08 al onto 111 par Oaftonll Nlchofa Outooard larvtoa Cantor, 407-323 08*4 Looking lor a uaad boat and/or motor? W V s got Bwml Coma sm us today! Nichols Outboard Bantoa Cantor, 1000 Wsat 1st 81 Santord. 407-122-OM4. Marin s Holding Tank. 20 Gallon. Brand new. Never Uaad. $7$ OG 388-7530830. — ra d o n — Th# N*w 2002 Ssa/N/Sportl Coma Check Them Out! Many Modata To Choooa Brand ttow Baal 6 Traitor Starting A l - $1,888. Nichols Outboard Service Canter 82 Chevy Cavstor RS: Runs Q o a t 2 Door. AcSomakc. 4 Cyindsr. Treed •vetoes. Good Stereo 8 Am Make offer” 407-321-6203 T ruck /Bu s es/V a n S s Fo r ale 1968 ford Ranger truck Need, tome w on. $700,000, cash 407 3235018 1808 Chrysfer IMS Town t Coitotry Conversion Van XL: 3 9L. sscatom swivel drivers seal, removable passenger seat w/wheel chair lock down. O l cold MM. loaded. weS matotaewd 118.500. wit nagokato 407-3306574. 383314-7810. N 95 F rtbe d Rad. 8 cyf. auto loaded, runt great. 68.000 mfet $5,000 C a l offer 6pm. 407-323 2519 2001 fkaaan. wtvto. 4 cyi. 2 dr. auto. AC. 3.200 rmlas $11.500 407-322-8868 88 Honda Aocotd EX V G ? - « coipto Dark green ml spoilar. ttntod windows, sunroof, leather. CD player. 71k rrkfes. now liras 6 brakes G an gs kept, clean nfenor, looks/runs grail, was $18,700. reduced to $14,900. negobaMa 407-927-5212 92 Jaap Charekav. 4X4. E c sweat, wtvto. 4OR. Mounted to w XT. Cold AC, PS. PW/PL. Power Seats. AM/FM Stereo CD New Shocki/T tret, one owner, a* mwntonanca records a m i 55.500 o b o. 407-3238453 A llo w A* 111.15 PER DAY “ CAR k VAN RENTAL- --------- ATLCWAi---------119 98 PER DAY “ CAM 6 VAN RCMTAL“ PM Bams Santord. 407-321-5163 Sa Habla Espanof Santord. 407 321-5163 Sa HaMa Espanof A u t o m o t iv e c c e s s o r ie s 239— M Ttoe Wry Good Ccretoon. Fid SaR4| 205*55* 16 Good For Nissan Maikna. sic 580 407-365-71.5 lissd wdsner kto nsor oE Q20 Chsvy van Mounts omr from wmdshwto FtaqRma dak mstobc ga y no RTSs Worth 1150 new. kkktog 575. cash only 407-331-8060. toLongwnod u t o r c y c ie s For S / B ik e s ale 28* Man's Mountain Bike W Matching latmat 21 Spaed. G Ell trirem e Shock/Esl ftoboind Dud S tp Magna XL2. Red 6 SAar Pspanok. f t y r a a n i h k Never Used. Great Christmas G4t. $85 00 386 8.1? 8538 221— G c x jd T h in g s t o Ea t Naval Oranges Red Grapefruit Ms the athef Farms __3481 C alary Are, Santord. 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s Lowell's Auto Repair Toyota 8 ASE Master Machine Foreign 6 Domaaac Auto Repair 8 Service 3400 West SR 46. Santord CM 407-302 8555 Hours 800* 5 30 VISA M ASTER CARO 2 6 9 - C l e a n in g S e r v ic e s "TD TIH Z X H — l Offer These Services •ONf CLEANING SERVICE Home A Office Week/y Brweekty Move In/ Move Out Seryica Raferancaa AvaSabla P ia w jie I feenmq Dnveway/TtootPool Docks Fiee Etunalei Home * (40712438666 Ca* • (321)682-8023 NEAT-N-TIDY 407-324-1177 Bertie Beach Patrol Jeep Power Wheels New Beltanes Drives LAa Now Stokers Faded a l me Canopy torn $100 407-321-7573 Residential. 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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>, November 24, 2002; <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/f3298a2c3fbf56cd0526acc89aa81d41.pdf be414f9073af9e3a6ea7775edbdf98ac PDF Text Text 1 T h e S H e m in o l e er a ld McLain named Commission chairman Special meeting called to swear in re-elected commissioners ByNfcfcPMtauf Staff Writer The Seminole County Commis­ sion held a special meeting Tuesday afternoon to swear in two re-elected commissioners, and select a new chairman and vice chairman for the upcoming one yearperiod. When the balloting was over. Commissioner Grant Malloy com­ mented, “At least no one has to change scats up here this year." "1 like where we arc seated," Llngard leads Lions When the season started, transfer Howard Ungard was an occasional contributor to the offense tor the Oviedo High School football learn. 10 added Commissioner Carlton Henley. With the gavel temporarily passed to County Attorney Robert A. McMillan, present Commission Chairman Daryl McLain's name was placed in nomination by Commissioner Randy Morris. McLain was subsequently re-elect­ ed to continue in the chairman's ition with a unanimous vote, was the only name placed in nomination. Malloy, who has served as vice chairman, was re-ciected to that position once again. Commissioner Carlton Henley was administered the oath of office by the Honorable Judge Mark Herr, Commissioner Randy Morris was given the oath by the Honorable Judge Donna McIntosh. Morris Is now entering his third four-year term on the board. During his first term, he served as chairman for three of the four years. "I want to personally cortgrafu­ se* Commission, Pag* 9A U nited Investigators searching for suspect fo r a children's C h ristm as Seminole County Sheriff’s Department Major Crimes Unit investigators are looking (or two suspects who forced their way Into a home, handcuffed an IS-year old female and took a safe. It occurred just before 11 a m. Monday in the 2000 block of Starwood Drive near Oviedo. The victim told deputies a man came to the door claiming to have an invoice from her stepfather's business. The vic­ tim let the suspect call her stepfather on her cell phone. The suspect said the reception was bad and gave the phone back, then asking for a drink of water. Before the victim could respond, he followed her into the house, held her down, put handcuffs on her ankles and wrists, then covered her with a quilt from the home. At that point, another man, whom the victim could not see, but only hear, came into the house. The stepfather, who had been on the phone with the suspect, sent someone from his business to check out the home. Upon arrival, the wit­ ness saw an unfamiliar black Lexus SUV parked in tingarage and two men exiting the home. One suspect fled on foot, while the other got into the SUV, ran over a palm tree and some bushes, and drove off. The witness attempted to fol­ low the vehicle but could not keep up. Deputies and the Longwood Police Department's K-f unit attempted to track the suspect who fled on foot, but did not have success. The suspect was described as a Puerto Kuan male, with blond hair and yellowish skin. He was wearing a hat that said lloricua. His height was esti­ mated at between 5 foot 10 to six foot tall, age approximately 30 to 35. celebration in Seminole I. M IV*. i* Sr , \ s /f v if, m y % 1 •todgsa Mark Harr, tsr toft, and Dorm McIntosh conducted too summing In carsmonfe# for County Commfestonsrs Carton Henley, toft, and Randy Morris. Oviedo man arrested after attempting to abduct two women From Staff Reports Shortly after 7 a m Saturday, there were two separate attempted abductions of adult females reported to the Oviedo Police EXrvutmcnL The separate incidents occurred within minutes of each other in the same general area, with descrip­ tions of a similar white male and vehicle involved in each case. In the first case, a 26-year-old female was walking in the vicinity of Alafaya Woods and Alexandria boulevards, when she was ’ a white male in an ic r light blue car. After driving past repeatedly, he stopped and approached the victim, grabbing her forcibly from behind. The woman resisted and screamed, which attracted the attention of others in the area and caused the man to ivieere her and flee in his vehicle. Within minutes, a separate inci­ dent was reported to 9-1-1. The report was from callers with cellu­ lar phones less than a mile away, near Alafaya Woods Boulevard and Conley Drive. A white male of similar description reportedly lunged at two females, grabbing one from behind. Despite their screams and resistance, the male overpowered a 33-year-old female, forced her into his vehicle and drove away. The victim's com|xanion immediately used her cell phone and called 9-1-1, as did other nearby witnesses. Once in the vehicle, the second victim continued to itafct the man by grabbing and twistatg the car's steering wheel. After a few blocks, the wornan was able to jump out of the car. A couple in a passing vehicle had followed the man's vehicle and phoned in a descrip­ tion and tag number The victim's physical injures included multiple lacerations and bruises. Oviedoi police Ilocated the vehi­ cling westbound on cle traveling Mitchell Hammock Road from Alafaya Woods Boulevard. On Walsh Road, the driver attempted to flee his vehicle on foot, but was apprehended by Oviedo officers. Arrested was Edward Steiner, 31, of Walsh Drive, Oviedo. He has been charged with two counts of kidnapping, two counts of battery, fleeing and attempting to elude an officer and resisting arrest without violence. i le is being held in the Seminole County Jail with no bond. HmM photo* byTommy Vlncont Seminole County Irrvestigatof/Famity Services Specialist Marie E. Carling looks through some of the toys collected tor the upcoming United Christmas celebration. Toys n eed ed f o r h olid ay gift-giving event By Nick Pfeifauf Sta.1 Writer By Michelle Jeria Managing Edrtor eminole County Sheriff's Office employees want to make this holiday season a little brighter for more than 7U) area children. All they need is the commu­ nity's help. Partnering with Kids' 1louse of Seminole County, the sheriff's office is planning the county's first United Christmas celebration. The event will benefit children who have been tiie subject of abuse/special needs cases inves­ tigated by U r Child Protective Services (CPS) Team during 2UU2. “Many of the children we deal with come from families with special needs," said Marie E. Carling, an investigator/family services spe­ cialist for CPS. “These children are in desperate need of a happy time." The idea for Uie Seminole County United Christmas celebration originated after Sept. 11, 21)01, Carling said. The members of CPS want- S S em ino le S m ile Second o f three 1 7 /9 2 closings to begin Friday The Florida Department of Transportation (F D O 0 has announced the second of three tanned French Avenue (US. lighway 17-92) closings in Sanford Is set to begin Friday, Nov. 22, at Hp m , and end no later than Monday, Nov. 25 at 6 am. The closure will be at the south­ ernmost railroad crossing at Sixth Street. The northern crossing was closed for repairs earlier this month. The work Is to be performed by CSX Transportation, Inc. crews and their subcontractors. As with the adjoining crossing, the rubber­ ized crossing base will be replaced with concrete segments, and a sin­ gle welded section of track will span the entire four-lone roadway. f id to find a way to unite the a immunity at a local level in a way the country united following the tragic events of last year. “We wanted to bring togethe r the individuals, churches, clubs and businesses of the communi­ ty," Carling said. "We decided Christmas seemed a key time to unite people." There is already a growing list of United S«« United, Page IIA Variabk* message signs inform­ ing motorists of the impending road closure will be in place near the track crossings for a week prior to the work. The thin! cnxwing, on French Avenue, in the vicinity of 13th Street will be reconstructed after the Christmas/New Year holi­ days. In all, the three projects will cost an estimated $452^XX) which will be reimbursed by the Horida Department of Transportation. CSX Transportation, b e. will be reimbursed by the FTXJT for the cost of the three projects, which total an estimated $452,0CX). Other upcoming railroad cross­ ing reconstruction projects include crossings on SR-46 west of Mellonvillc Avenue in Sanford, and SR-134 just west of CR-427 in Lmgwood. Both will occur after tin' holiday period. Downtown’s dining legend, the Colonial Room, turns 25 Dec. 1 By Dan Ping Edrtor Jason W arren Son of Mel and Sondy Warren of Sanford Index Iwwitu 6 Clqiblwd . . ........... 14-16 14 Oouword ............... 2 Door Abby ................... 13 Ugali .............. Ob*uan«t ....................... 3 A 9 2 AAc* log ....................... 4-3 Sd«ol ............................ V x h ............................. 11-12 SANFORD — Some tilings in life are a given: The sun will rise in die east, tin- tides will ebb and flow, ami the Colonial Room will serve fried chicken every Thursday. For 25 years, Bill Painter and his crew at the Colonial Room have had their finger cm the pulse of Sanford’s dietary habits. Whether you call it country food, a blue plate special, or good oT home cookin, the Colonial Rcxim is where you go to gvt i< Any tiling on the menu is good but if it's Thursday, the fried chicken is the didn't offer the same item on the lundvdown favorite. Fried Chicken Thursday started same day all the time, but it's as a gimmick to get people down­ worked for us.” A lot of tilings have worked for town at night. Painter said. "There was nobody down here the Colonial Rcxim, that's why at night," Painter said. "I got the Dec. I will be the restaurant's 25th idea to start selling a quarter fried anniversary. The date falls on a chicken for $1.75. We did it just to Sunday, and as any regular knows, see if vve could get people down­ the Colonial Rcxim is closed cm Sunday. But Painter Is rolling back town at night." It worked. The supper-time prices IVc. 2 through LVc. 6 to chic ken special become so popular, commemorate the milestone. Cutting prices to what they customers and employees con­ vinced Pointer to make it a perma­ were in 1977 won't be jxwsible, but nent event and extend tin- special just about every tiling cm the menu will be substantially cheaper. The into the lunch hour. "It really went against my Triple Special, for example, will grain." he explained. "My experi­ S*« Colonial Room, Page 8 ence in tlie business was dial you Herald pSoCo by Tommy Vlnoont Bill Painter stands In front ol hes downtown restaurant, the Colonial Room, which will turn 25 on Dec t / �Wednesday November 20.2003 Obituaries EDITH CLARE AVENEL Edith Clare Avene!, 91, of &nfotd died Thursday, Nov. 14. 2002 in Summerville, & C She moved to Sanford in 1960. She belonged to First Presbyterian Church in Sanford. She was a Girl Scout and Boy Scout leader a water safety instructor, school' volunteer in Seminole County a member of Eastern Star, fo m ir president of the Pilot Club, recip­ ient of the Roberta Cache! Award from the Kiwanb Club, former President of Hospital Auxiliary at Central Florida Regional Hospital and recipient o f the Volunteer of the Year award. Survivors include brother, Arthur C Bcnnet, Deltona; chil­ dren. Bonnie Miltier, Bumpass, Va., Topper Avencl, Summerville, S.C., Kathryn Master, Sorrento; eight grandchildren; nine great­ grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 10 a m at Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, with burial to follow at Oaklawn Park Cemetery in Lake Mary. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. MALONE DRAKES, SR. Malone Drakes, S r, 56, Olympic Drive, Ocoee, died Sunday, Nov. 10,2002. He was bom in Camilia, Ga. He was in security at Edgewater High School. Survivors indude wife, Marc Ann, Orlando; sons, Malone, Jr., and Eric, both of Orlando; daugh­ ter Lucinda Butler, Eatonvillc; brothers, Henry and Gregory, both of Orlando; 10 grandchil­ dren. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc, Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. HELEN P. DEMPSEY Helen P. Dempsey, 78, Canterbury Street, Deltona, died Saturday, Nov. 16,2002 at Florida Hrspital - Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Okmulgee, Ok., she moved to Central Florida from Pittsburgh, Perut 14 years ago. She was a homemaker. Survivors include husband, William; son, Ron Carpenter, Cfoltona; daughter, Susan Gunson, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; five grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home/Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. JOYCE K.GASTER Joyce K. Coster, 71, W. Covington Drive, Deltona, died Friday, Nov. 15,2002 at Deltona Health Care. Bom in Atlanta, she moved to Tampa in 1947 and Deltona six years ago. She was a retired presrdhool teacher and was non-denominationaL She found­ ed the Original Gamanun Group in 1969. Survivors indude sen, David Kilmer, San Jose, Cal.; daughter, Theresa Caster, Deltona; sisters, Kathy Alvarez and Barbarra Andrews, both of Tampa; three grandchildren. FREAMON DIXON Prvjmon Dixon, 79, W. Swoopc Ave., Winter Park, died Saturday, No\'. 9,2002. Bom in Reynolds, Ga., he moved to Central Florida in 1952. He was a janitor and a member of ML Moriah Missionary Baptist Church, Winter Park. Survivors include wife, Eva B.; daughters MaeLean Atkins, Christine Talley, Janice Hall; sons, Preamon Jr., and Rickey; brothers, Lewis and Bobby; sisters, Satlic Sanders, Francis leggctt, Mattie Ruth Davis, Giwmotynl yn Daniels; lit ten; 12 great- Memorial donations may be made to Hospice of Volusia/Flagler Counties. Baldauff Family Funeral Homc/Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. MARIE E GONZALEZ Marie E. Gonzalez, 86, Derby Drive, Deltona, died Friday, Nov. 15,2002 at her residence. She was bom in VULaalba, Puerto Rica She was a homemaker. Survivors indude daughter, Nory Maldonado, Deltona; eight sisters; many grandchildren and greot-oandchildrea Baldauff Family Funeral Home/Crematory, Orange City, In charge of arrangements. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc, Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. INEZ ASHLEY HAMFTON Sanford, died Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2002 at South Seminole Hospital. She was bom Nov. 27,1918 to Midway, Ga. She was a home­ maker and a member of Macedonia Primitive Baptist Church Survivors include sons, Zed M., Denver, Colo., Hanull, Daytona Beach, Ben, Alabama, Patrick and Jimmie L Lawrence, both of Sanford; daughters, Cfclores Cash Sanford, Betty Johnson, Bradenton, Evelyn Hampton and Jeanette L Ball, both of Sanford, Mac Hampton, Tampa; brothers, John D. Ashley, Sanford, Artie Ashley, Atlantic City, N.J.; 21 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; one greatgreat-grandchild. Wilson-Ekhelbergcr Mortuary, Inc, Sanford, to charge of arrangements. Nov. 2 8 ,20Q2 in Sanford. She was bom in Hattiesburg, Miss., and moved to Sanford from Hialeah in 1969. She was a homemaker and a member of Lord of Life Church, Winter Springs. She belonged to Senior Citizens o f Sanford. Survivors indude daughters, Candycc Parker, Sanford, Maijceic Jemigan, Largo, Annette Laurendinc, San Antonio, Tex.; son. George Laurcndinr, Winter Springs; 18 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; six greatJwin-Fairchild Funeral Home Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. JOHN PAUL MINER JotuyPaul Mioct.82, Ronda Drive, Deltona, died Sunday, Nov. 17,2002 at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom to Montreal, Canada, he moved to Central Florida from North Adams, Mass. 18 years ago. He was a retired truck driver and a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church Survivors include sons, David, Topeka, Kan., Wayne, Deltona; sister, Feman Piske, Hoil oUywood, FI; five grandchildren;; eight Former SHA executive dies Linda H. W iliiims,54, died Saturday, Nov. 16,2002, at her residence in Sanford, attended by her family and VITAS Hospice nurses, after sur­ viving cancer for almost four years. She was bom June 23,1948 in Sanford to the parents of , Willie and Ruth Allen Hatch. ‘ She was a member of S t Paul Missionary Baptist Church to Sanford. During her early years, she regularly attended Sunday School, BTU, arid sang to the Junior Choir. She was a graduate of the 1966 class of C rooms High School, and received her Bachelor of Science Degree from Knoxville College in Knoxville, Term. In 1970. Following graduation, she began her career with the City of Sanford, employed at $ the Sanford Housing Authority as a social worker, and later Director of Management, Executive Director and interim director of the housing authority dur­ ing her 27 years at the agency. Survivors include three children, Juan, Shaune and Stacy Gall Williams, of Sanford; mother, Ruth Allen (Hatch); father, Willie Hatch, Sanford; sisters, Brenda Allen Hatch Springs, Greenville, S.C., Elizabeth Hatch Graham (Glover), Lake Mary and Louise Gail Hatch Redding, Tacoma, W ash; three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held st 11 a m , Thursday, Nov. 21, at S t Paul M.B. Church, 813 Pine Avenue at 9th Street to Sanford. In lieu of flower*, donations may be made to VITAS Healthcare Corporation of Central Florida, 5151 Adanson Street, Suite 200, Orlando, 32804. Charles A. Lewis Funeral Home, Winter Haven, to charge of arrangements. a I w- i i auff Family Funeral Home/Crematory, Orange City, to charge of arrangements. B a n f ie ld F u n e ra l H o m e FamilyOwnedk Scning Central FloridaSince 1969 Obituaries continued on Page 7 B u ria l C re m a tio n *1795 *650 Traoyoct Out hale K)ld Side jom! cell did <995 We A ccep t M oat P rea rra n g ed F u n era l P lana fond man car's BEATRICE LAURENDINE Beatrice Laurendinc, 99, Oak Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, Is y o u r p o rtfo lio SHIP S H A P E ? If n o t, call us fo r F re e Review! ALEX LEVY JONES CD’s, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Stocks, Asset M anagement, Insurance and Annuities... For retirem ent, Education, and Estate Planning We can even help you plan for a neW boat if that is in your dreams. 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M llwee M iddle School in Seminole County will present its sixth annual Super Cyber Science NlghL The purpose of the evening is to bring families together to enjoy science and technology activities. Through student guidance and teacher assis­ tance, families can partici­ pate in three discovery ses­ sions, such as Disgusting Delicacies, Toilet Paper Cannons, Slime, and many morc. This year, there will be two special guests involved with Super Cyber Science Night. The guest speakers will be from the Sea World Education Department. Come and learn a whalesize amount of facts about the killer whale and other Sea World animals. Also, Cindy Linn from the Central Florida Zoo will participate with three nands-on sessions. The festivities will begin at 6 p.m. with refreshments and the Mitwec jazz Band. Sea World will begin their talk at 6 JO p.m. The evening will conclude at 8:30 p.m. Mllwee Middle School is located at 1341 County Road 427 South, Longwood. For more information please contact Lois Chavis at 407-320-3850. ■um « Dear Abby Grandma I the library $L should have I ourselves, bul you think she my oldest dal DEAR WH you're at it, yi daughter her rules to her. 1 ing her an eat Libraries are DEAR AB over what is j ding in Deccn and the wedd wear a dressy of pearls, bu t: feels it would ding dressed' I have triec is always acre as long as the my mother sa; she sees it in i DEARF/ m o th * ii'el school" In recent d to the^polnt II weddings. In opt for 'Tilack all attendants Your dress; ding in Decen and tasteful tc As a special treat for all families, Goldsboro Elementary School will provide a program called "T h e Pro Kids Show l” on Monday, Nov. 25, beginning at 7 p.m. in the multipur­ pose mom. Scott Humston, a nation­ ally acclaimed entertainer, will host ai progr program that has been seen by more than 1.1 million students throughout the county. Through the use of custom music, magic, comedy sto­ rytelling and audience involvement, students learn the importance of honesty, respect, self-esteem, cooper­ ation and responsibility. Parents are encouraged to make this a fun night for the whole family. DEAR ABI and have been for two years. I have beco boy I will c a ll' last year. He m Here is where friends in the l m why, tne| them the) andi "He's ' - just ' Yes, he Ls a| ami drawn i to it absolutely nut^ them that I hat looked at me a ing beast. I km merits, but I hi more I should Selected Sanford Middle School chorus students will be participating in an Honor Choir on Tuesday, Nov. 26, at Stetson University. The students will be working with Dr. Rebecca Bedell of Seminole Community College and Dr. Duncan Couch of Stetson University in a full day event culminating in a concert. DEAR ODE enough alread friends. Not resolute and to pressure. Soak worthwhile p< didn't fit into I age. Don't let i for you. Dear Abby i also known as. by her motheS Abby at wwwJ Los Angeles, C __________________ . ____________ Hm M fhokM Sy Tommy W r n r t Nurse SutoeChartxxTioouLtoiiionslretoe how to make a cast toWlson Elementary Stood ttxtorta TEACH-IN— Srttfcainegtotortd _ _ Dally B*rm« Display AdvwS Rauw lava* The Winter Springs High School Chorus is holding a car wash from 8:30 a.m. to 2 JO p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14, at the Suntrust Bank located at the com er of Red Bug Lake Road and Tuscawilla. VETERANS DAY — Whon Elamartary School students, stove, gather around tie schools flag pda durng Veterans Day rcremonm held eartcr tha month VITAL VEHICLES — Employees yrtti Semnole County, right, show oft thoir vehicle during Goldsboro Elementary Magnet Stood* Vital Wrtde Day held last Friday M illennium sends signatures into space By Rosemary Shaw Special lo Ihe Herald When Ihe Space Shuttle Endeavour mission ST5-113 bundles to exchange crew on tlx? International Space Station, its payload will include signatures fmni Millennium Middle ScIkxiI along with about 500,000 students in tlte U S. and around the world who participated in this year's Student Signalling in Space<t) pro­ gram. Student Sigiutun-s in Space (S3), a program of the award-win­ ning Space IXiys educational ini­ tiative, provides elementary and middle scIhniI students the oppootunity to send tlx-ir digitized sig­ natures into space and to feel a personal involvement with the mission. Jointly sponsored by NASA and l-ockheed Martin Corporation, the S3 program is one axnpnncnt of tlte Space Day initiative co-chaiivd by U.S. Sett John ( '.Ivon. On Space I )av 2002. students at l*«*l AdvwS, ' - H t ’t ' t ’t 1+1+1 C h r is t U n it e d M e t h o d is t C h u r c h •408 T u c k e r D r ., S a n f o r d Invites You To Come & Enjoy “Rick Price M inistries” as they present 23 & 24 NOV. SAT. You will hear Gospel Music featuring such songs as, “How Great Thou Art", “Learning to Lean", “Beulah Land* and many more. PwaSmtoi a 1011 ( U \ m . H S IN S\ \I.MAIM ( M R. X.. Ill i\ i n M l MI’MIXI S U n il* I I I U I I Kx. \\ \| \\ \R| n \/,\ i iii k m >» i \k i m \m iii X \N| IIU II. 1*11 4 ir - J 2 " - l m i \ E “B ro th e rs Legacy Q uartet OrcutaDan Wanrti Kourpar Millennium Middle Sch<x)l and had a "stelbr," or winning team 550 other schools in the U.S., for tire official Spaa* Day LVsign Canada and eight other countries Clullengcs, tlus year. Team mem­ signed S3 posters in anticipation of bers of Mars Madness were Jamie the shuttle mission this fall. The lAOcampo, Regan Heslep, David STS-113 mission will bring the Daprizio, and Aleisha Foster. total to 22> million student signa­ Millennium also had three run­ tures flown in space since the pro­ ners-up in the middle school divi­ gram began in 1997. Next year's sion. There Ls no cost to schools par­ aster signing will take place on b y I as a part of Spaa* Day 21X13. ticipating in Student Signatures in "Cek-brating the Future of Flight.” Space. Because of space con­ “Student Signatures in Space is straints on each mission, participa­ a lot of fun for kids as well as tion Ls limited to approximately teachers, but more importantly, it 500 schooLs each year. Schools are sparks student inVn-st in the space selected from every state in the program, creates a connection to United States, throughout Canada, math and science studies, and and in countries around the world. brings it all home on a personal Public and private schools, level," said April Tcnsen, coordi­ home sclvool organizations, and scouting regional councils may nator of the S3 program. iltlier Space IXiy educational register to participate in next programs include the Design year* Student Signatures in Space, Challenges aiul live Cyber Space as well as the Design Challenges, Day Webcast. All an* designed to at the Spaa* Day Web site: inspire student interest in science, www.spaceiby.atm. math, engineering arul technology Ihe Space Day educational ini­ through ihe wonders of space. tiative is a program supported by Millennium Middle School also tlx* Spare Day Foundation, a non­ S A N T A IS H E R E s \ \ I \ \ \ l > ( i l l \ ( H I T FOR S7.95 TcdVMMf On Thursday, Dec. 12, the Sanford M iddle School Chorea will be holding its Winter Concert at 7 p.m. in the school gymnasium. The school is located at 1700 French Ave. in Sanford. The concert is free and open to the public. The community is invited to come and listen to old favorites and new songs that will becom e holiday favorites. .» , ‘ j . *V> 'J R II W I IM C Tl R E T A K E N W I T H CIamMwI Atfrt,' A F T 0 I SCHOOL PfKXM M M -S s rtw d C«y Conwtotooner Wtow Wtoeme p«s«Ss Hfcrtton Mach* KemeSi BtnSey prcriemeSon, IJghb on A/lw Sttod* Ucfts on After School to a nesonwds » * r t hrtd In October pul on ty Sto Aftetstood Aftenoe to MnQ aftortton to t » need lor altar school * ra a a p a '« . - j & SUN. NOON TO 3 PM Jorti Cortna $5. , . The chorus will also be performing during EpcoPs Candlelight Procesalon and Concert on Dec. 11, Dec. 16. and Dec. 26 at 6:45 p.m. and 8 p.m. each evening. Also, be on the lookout for chores member* selling holiday cookie dough *s they continue their quest to raise money for their trip to New York, w here they will be singing as part of the National Youth Choir at LlncolnCenter. Call Jennifer Boyd at 407­ 320-8898 to order the cookie dough. The fund-raiser ends on Dec. 9. ChAftxmneau partnpatod Intoe I Tee Teach-In evert held at the school carter Ws month S A N T A !! Admtni.lrato The W inter Spring High School C hore* will per­ form its W inter Concert on Thursday, Dec. 5. It will be a performance sure to inspire the holiday spirit. The concert w ill begin at 7 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. Admission is A p ic t o r ia l o n w h a t's h a p p e n in g a t S e m in o le C o u n ty s c h o o ls 101+ ( rafters Walmart Plaza cau l School Notes \ D on r - ') j in Baritone, Kick Price, long time member of “'I he Blackwood Brothers” along with lead singer, Jacob Perez, Tenor, Jonathon Thorne and Bass, Jerry King. November 23, at 7:00 p.m. An Evening Of Fun aiul Spiritual Up Lifting it x t x r a. i -i- 1 -4- t -4-1 . —r 1 -±: ? 4- profit organization that is commit­ ted to using space to motivate stu­ dents to become involved in math, science, engineering and technolo­ gy- Millennium Middle School's own Endeavour Project was awarded the Time Warner Crysbl Apple Award and was also high­ lighted by Intel. The project required students to follow the paths of three discovery missions featuring a vessel turned "Endeavor." The first is Capt. James Cook's seagoing vessel named Endeavor, the second is the NASA shuttle Endeavor that has flown into space during present times, u xi the thin! is a fictional Millennium Endeavor flying to Mars in the future. Millennium Middle Sctxx>l will again be hosting a community wide celebration for Space Day this year on May 1. Interested par­ ties are cnaniraged to contact the school to either volunteer time ex services. Please ask for Rosemary Shaw 407-320-6550. Now you can order from a Canadian company that sends your drugs directly to you. It s easy and dependable. W c arrange the shipment of your prescription medications Call toll-tree 1-877-966-0567 lor a complete information package rS U ll-Jc The Sim on Youth Foundation Com m unity Scholarship Program, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing edu­ cational and career devel­ opment opportunities to youth, will award a one­ tim e m onetary scholarship o f S I,500 to a select number o f high school seniors who plan to enroll in any accredited college, universi­ ty or vocational-technical school, and who meet the program's eligibility requirements. Last year, a total of $237,000 was distributed to 158 scholarship recipients nationwide. To be considered for the program, Sanford area stu­ dents can obtain an applica­ tion form at the Simon Marketplace at Seminole Towne Center. Students must complete the applica­ tion and submit it along w ith their official school transcripts and parent's most recently fifed tax form to Citizens' Scholarship Foundation of America, Inc. by Feb. 15. For additional informa­ tion contact Shelley PriceSloan, marketing director at the Seminole Towne Center Mall in Sanford, 407-323­ 1843. Canadian Prescription Drugs Inc. * 30 Franktm St Bedevilio. ON. Canada KBN 1A 1 To* tree: t-877-966-056/ Fax: 1-6t3-966-614< Web site: www.csnpd.con E-mail: rxOcanpd.con JV lo iiiiU iin h o d y o V IS IT TH E M O U N T S lN W H I^ K N T E a - f C R E A T C U D D L IN G W E A T H E R •- A . 5 N ights in a S u ite A rrive on S u n d a y , c h e c k o u t on Fi www.BlackMountainLodge.com L o c a te d I -800-923-5530 in D a h l o n e g a . G e o r c �Tire S eminole H erald Wednesday. November 20, 2002 P S « e 5 School N ew s named Administrator o f the Year AModatiorfa ^ 100l^ oun,^ ora Elementary School Davkf Scott M the Florida School Baaed Administra­ tor of the Year. He received the awaid Saturday during a Florida Counseling Association’s Con­ vention luncheon in Daytona. Scott has served as principal at three schools during the post 19 «r», including Idyllwilde, Jton, and Longwood ele­ mentary schools. He has been employed In the Seminole County Public School district for 30 years. Other awards and honors he has received during his teaching tenure include Teacher of the Year at Red Bug Elementary in 1978, Seminole County Council of PTA Outstanding Principal Award In 1991 and in 1996, and Elementary School Principal of the Year for Idyllwilde Elementary in 1998. Seminole schools magnet program deadline Dec. 4 A e so p u p d a te d Families of current Seminole County fifth-and eighth-graders interested in participating in a Seminole County High School or Middle School Chotoe/Magnet Program are reminded that the application deadline for the selection process b Wednesday, Dec. 4. students who submit applica­ tions after the deadline will be placed in a waiting pool Applications should be returned to the guidance department at the student's school, faxed to 407-3200105, or mailed to the Educational Support Center, Chokes Department, 400 Ei»t Lake Mary Boulevard. Sanford, FL 32771 Please cal] 407-3200458 for more information. Seminole County Choke/Magnet Programs include: • Crooms Academy of Information Technology • Academy of Health Careers at Seminole High School • Institute for Engineering at Lyman High School • International Baccalaureate Diploma Program at Seminole High School •Sanford Middle School Magnet for Math. Science Technology • Millennium Middle School Magnet for Fine Arts and Communication Applications for high school and middle school choice/magnet programs are available on the Choices web site (wwwscps.kl2.flus - Click on Choices), at all Seminole County middle and high school guidance offices, and by calling the Choices CVpartmcnt at 407-320-0458. Cox now president elect of state PTA Heathrow Elementary teacher and vice president, and has been Nanty Cox was elected presi­ appointed to numerous school dent elect for district committees. the Florida Before joining Seminole PTA during County Public Schools, Cox its conven­ spent nine years as a manager tion held last in Washington, D.C., with month in assignments at the White Daytona House, Pentagon, Department Beach. of State, Department of Justice, Cox has and the FBI. She has worked been an closely with U S. presidential active PTA and cabinet level staff mem­ member for 22 years, nine of bers. She has also served on the which have been on the Florida Transition Team for two incom­ PTA board of directors. Locally, ing U S. Presidents to oversee she has held nearly all of the PTA logistical details of office trans­ positions, including president fers. iim Thactama p a ? toMtamtom Mttta Sctxtt inSankxd raosrtty prsssrSsd Asaop't "Oh So SlghOy Updstod FatSss.' Ptaured taOM. •« cm) and crewMs a mcmarno peas ta a photograph. At t t y and l ar» performed torn (laptop Bonjione named U SA Today winner I Seminole County Public Schoob 2003 Teacher of the Year, Gail Bonjione, has been named a winner of the USA Today 2002 All-USA Teacher Team. Bonjione has been honored as representative of outstanding teaching in the nation's schools. She b one of 60 winners in the nation. Criteria for the All-USA Teacher Team were devel reloped in consultation with USAl 7iuay cosponsors. Bonjione, a 30-year veteran teacher from Seminole County, b a graduate of Seminole High School and Seminole Com­ munity College. Her first 26 years of teaching were at Lyman High School and the last four at Seminole High. She was a winner of the Disney Teacherrific Award in 2001 and was a Princeton University National Endowment for the Humanities participant in 1992. male r-old hide comr cell did cord man bar's What’s happening around Serttjppla Goldsboro Elementary School • Miss Cara Higgins, the Art Teacher at Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School, has been very busy for the past few weeks. Students have participated in two major art shows, an art dbplay at the Educational Support Center and the Red Ribbon Poster Contest. Goldsboro had 20 students display their artwork at the Sanford Festival, 43 students display at the Lake Mary/Hcathrow Art Festival and 15 students at the Educational Support Center. In addition, two stu­ dents took top awards in the Red Ribbon Poster Contest. Katherine Kalback, a second grader, won fust place in the K 2 category, and Austin Jones, a 3rd grad­ er, won first place in the 3rd - 4th grade category. • The first Curriculum Celebration for the 2002 - 2003 school year was held on Tuesday, Oct. 29. Classrooms and labs were opened to parents, friends and neighbors. Students were encouraged to bring tlieir families to school and act as the tour guide in their classrooms. Students from each grade level did choral presentations. The Book Fair was open for the evening and parents were encouraged to visit and select books fur their children. Hundreds of parents attended the Celebration and all called it a success! • As students from throughout Seminole County participated in the auditions for the annual Arts Alive Celebration to be held on Nov. 22, the school received notice that two of Goldsboro's fourth graders were selectJcremy Vigil will ' Giancarlo Llcitra Both boys are excit­ ed about representing their school at the Celebration. Millennium M iddle School The National Portraib of Learning Photography contest released the offi­ cial winners on Tuesday, Oct. 28. The contest was open to all K-12 stu­ dents in the US. The overall first-place winner (including elementary, middle school and high school entries) was Eileen Cowdery from Millennium Middle School in Sanford. Her photo­ graph was titled, “Authority'* and the text that accompanied the photo said, "After experimenting with different camera angles, Cowdery shot the pic­ ture of school security guard Emilio Stewart while lying on the floor. The effect reveab the powerful role Stewart plays J t Millennium Middle School." Cowdery aptly titled the photo "Authority" because, she wrote, "Mr. Stewart looks like someone who's in charge, someone who demands respect from the kids, someone in authority." Millennium also had two students to tie for second place in the Middle school category, Ryan Keightlcy for hb 'hoto "knee deep" and Katie Cowan or her photo, "inside and oubide." Millennium also had five finalbts, Sonoma Loub, Matt llaltoran, Jennifer Cherry, Allison Hecklcman and AJ Arroyo. Winners will be featured in the Technology and (.earning December edition magazine, and all winners and finalbts will be featured on the Technology and Learning web site in December. All students were from Rosemary Shaw's beginning Web design classes. S Pine Crest Elementary School The month of October was a busy time at Pine Crest Elementary. Moms and Dads took the opportunity to vbit with adminbtrators during Muffins for Moms and Donuts for Dads. Information on school events, proce­ dures, etc was shared during the infor­ mal gatherings. Red Ribbon Week activities included drug awareness announcements during I’NN each morning, posted messages saying "n o " to dmgs throughout cam- Holiday Tour of Homes Sanford, FI. Dec. 6 - 8 th C a n d le lig h t T o u r o f H o m e s - F rid a y 6 : 3 0 - 9 :3 0 • Luminary walking lour • Holiday decorations • Entertainment • Reception • Meet Charlie Carlson, local historian & author • Tour 1leadquarters: S C ’S Student Museum, cor. Myrtle Ave St 7th St. Annual Holiday Tour of Homes - Sat. & Sun. noon - 5 pm. | I | I I » I I I I I I 1 • Walking tour of 14 different homes & bldgs. • With Charlie Carlson, local historian & author • Tour Headquarters: Park-on-Park, cor. Park Ave. & 8th St. Tickets: Friday $20 in advance, $25 at door; Sat. St Sun. $12 in advance, $15 at door. Available at various locations in downtown Sanford. Info: Sanford Historic Trust, PO Box 536, Sanford, FL 32772 (407) 263-4488, wwws.mfordhistorictmst.org “Come Celebrate us, antt a colorful display of red rib­ cbons. Drug free videos "Saying No" and "Drugs and Your Amazing Mind" were continuously broadcasted on the school's TV channel. On Friday, Oct. 26 fifth grade students marched around the school campus in protest against drugs. The Book Fair made its debut the week of Oct. 28 with a wonderful dis­ play of books, software, posters, etc. On Tuesday, Oct. 29, the school opened ib doors to Read and Treat Family Night. PTA and staff members dressed In cos­ tumes manned games in the cafeteria and dbtributed candy to all. Parents, students, and staff enjoyed the extreme­ ly well attended night! Seminole High School The Seminole High School Marching Band performed great at a recent marching band competition. The Florida Bandmasters Association District VI Marching Festival was held on Saturday, Nov. 2, in Deland. High schools in Flagler, Volusia and Seminole counties were competing for individual ratings. Students are judged in auxiliary and marching with an emphasis in music. The S llS marching band performed that evening and received Straight "Superiors" from the event judges. A rating of "Superior" is the highest rating and represents the finest of bands in the state of Florida. The SHS marching band b directed by Mr. P.L. Malcolm and Mr. Frank Taylor. The Florida Music Educators Association held auditions recently for the Florida All State Band. These band members are considered to be some of the best in the state. Selected from Seminole High School are band stu­ dents Jon Kratzer, Sean Bresemann, Melinda Byerts, Erik Lutz, and Edwin Hernandez. The Florida All State Band concert is held in January in Tampa, Florida. In addition, band members from Seminole High School were selected for the Tri-State Band. Students are select­ ed from Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. Admission into thb band b by teacher recommendation only. The Tri-State band performance b held in Tallahassee, Florida. The band mem­ bers selected are Mitch Dunham, Edwin Hernandez, and Michelle Rodriquez. To hate tra ils and happenings included in The Seminole Herald's monthly School News section, e-mail m dierlaQ sem inoleherald.com Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation Pted&tU... Will TS. mer, has s of tery, ean tout nolo 1 / *nv ling tear Tfk •nch 13th l/tLT tolioust will rida it be the itch &r jd e of ml. 1 in tier 26th Annual Longwood ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL l Sat.y Nov. 23rd •Sun., Nov. 24th 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. •9 a.m. ■ 4 p.m. Alw ays the weekend before Thanksgiving THE PREMIER ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL Longwood Historic District 2 blocks N. o f C.R. 427 art \ �Pane 6A Wrdnesday. 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December 6 . 7 pm _ ^ \dmtssion by donation. All donations returned to participting schools music programs •M Y R A ’S C H R IS T M A S C A R O L " A Hobday Fable lor Modem Moms Produced by WeKrva River Pta>ers Saturday. December 7, 7 30 pm •Sunddy. December 8, 2 pm “ R IT A C O O L ID G E ” Special guest SFiS Deiinty Show Choir •Saturday, December 14. H ELEN STAIRS I f THEATRE IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANFORD iv., t u -tor-oji sm �Tire S eminole Mould P a g e s tAWnesday, November 20.2002 Colonial Room Contlaoad from Pag* 1A coet you lew than three bucks, and a bottomless cup of coffee is just a dime. The Colonial Room's history actually goes back further than 1977, the vear Painter left the wholesale mods industry to buy the restaurant. Touch ton's Drug Store operated a lunch counter for years. In 1967, the store's owners, Glen McCall and Ernie Mills, expanded one building west and converted the lunch counter into a full-scale restaurant in the new space. They named it the Colonial Room. “There was already a sign up on the wall that said Colonial Room, so we just kept the name," Painter said. The drug store and the restau­ rant shared a front door — you had to go through the store to get to the restaurant — and a bath­ room for 16 years. Nine years ago. Painter expanded his own opera­ are listed on the menu. Colonial Room’s wait staff remains '1 never had the guts to put that stable. Graham has been with the on the menu." Painter explained, restaurant for, as she jokingly puts "until one time I went to Key West It, "17-and-a-half long years." and ordered it "Angle' off the menu at good witfi peo­ a little restau­ ple," Painter rant down I never had the said. "The staff there." knows she can guts to put (fried He put it on be demanding, the Colonial bologna sandwich­ but they know Room menu, she's goinng tube es) on the menu and it's been a fair." hiL He recently until one time I Painter still discovered that puts in a lot of went to Key West the Key West time at the restaurant has and ordered it off restaurant. In since removed fact, one of the the menu at a the sandwich cooks is on vaca­ from it's menu. tion, so "Mr. little restaurant ' I was a little Bill," as he's disappointed," down there. known to his he said. employees, Is Painter said slinging the pots --------------- » ---------------he doesn't have and pans. Bill any plans to get "That's where Talking about putting fried out of the the fun is any­ bologna aandwWiea on the restaurant busi­ way," he said. Colonial Room menu ness. His health So what does is good and he Painter cook when it's just him who’s doing the enjoys what he does. He takes time eating? Could be a little of any­ off for vacations and is very active thing , but he has a fondness for in the Shrinets organization. "I'm very satisfied with life," fried bologna sandwiches, which Painter said. "I enjoy being around the employees and our customers. I think I'll oe around a while." For that, his customers are thankful. The chickens, however, have another opinion. Why pay full price for your prescriptions when you can save up to 50% with Glenway Pharmacy, a Icensed Canadian Pharmacy. tions to include a banquet room her husband at the restaurant and and restrooms and installed his still helps out with outside catering jobs. own front door. Painter credits his success to “It was just time for us to d o lt" two things: food and service. he said. "You don't have anything else,” Despite purchasing an existing business. Painter said he had some he said. Painter spent nine years work­ doubts about the chances of suc­ cess. His bosses at the wholesale ing for a cafeteria chain in St. food company were encouraging Petersburg before he got into the him to keep his job and let some­ wholesale food business, so he knew what it would take to suc­ one else run the restaurant. “1 told them this was something ceed. He started with a tried-and1 wanted to do, and I would never true set of recipes from his days at know if I could make it if I didn't the cafeteria and he put together a top-notch wait staff who have try it myself,” Painter said. He encouraged his wife, tfot, to been loyal to the Colonial Room and Its customers. keep her job, though. "VVfc've been very, very fortu­ "I thought she might ought to stay at the bank because we might nate," Painter said. "A lot of the not have anything to eat if the wait staff has been with us for restaurant failed,” said Painter, many years, and that helps who was bom and raised in East tremendously." Ironically, it was the constant Tennessee. It never did, though downtown turnover of employees that drove Sanford suffered through some him out of the restaurant business bad times. Dot eventually joined in the late 1960s. Trying to keep good help was extremely hard," Painter said. "I just wanted to be away from iL 1 didn't think I would run another restaurant." Painter points to manager Angie Graham as the reason the P a r e s c r i p S a \/e u p t i o n s to 5 0 % Call Toll Free! 1“ F ax: 1 -8 8 8 -3 3 6 -3 4 1 1 Forecasters see tight job market in Orlando A tight job market Is predict­ ed for the Orlando area this win­ ter according to the First Quarter Employment Outlook Survey Issued by Manpower, Inc. The Orlando area includes Seminole County. "In our survey of hiring inten­ tions l. j i , * January/February/March peri­ od ," Rachel Marshal of Manpower said, "Seven percent of the firms queried plan staffing level increases. Ten percent project reductions, and 63 percent expect no changes dur­ ing the winter months. The other 20 percent are uncertain of their needs." -Three months ago, prospects were brighter when 33 percent anticipated w orkforce addi­ tions, while seven percent thought payrolls were too high. At this time last year, employers were more encouraging as 30 percent predicted personal gains and 20 percent reported cutbacks were planned," she added. During the first quarter, reductions are anticipated in wholesale/retail trade. Mixed readings come from durable goods manufacturing and services. Other sectors are expected to hold steady. The national outlook reveals that 20 percent of the employers queried intend to staff up, while 12 percent indicate they will reduce their workforces as the new year begins. Another 62 rcent plan to maintain present rels and six percent are unsure of their plans for the quarter that includes January/February/ March. Statewide, the largest expect­ ed increases in jobs are expected In Sarasota (53 percent). 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Full Lino Bird Storo Albertson’s Center Corner of Hwy. 17-92 & Hwy 434 (Next to Albertson s) 407 - 331-5466 FA X: 4 0 7 -3 3 1 -0 7 9 1 www krcexotictxrds com Open 7 days per week 10-7pm Mon •Fri • 10 •6 pm Sat 12-5 pm Sunday 436 To Advertise In This Space Contact John Coffman at (407) 322-2611 He Mu Am act 63 i no be rut wi Hi or Sales associate at Lake Forest passes $15 million sales mark for 2002 A top sales associate at Lake Forest, the premier luxury com­ munity NTS Corp. is developing off S.R. 46 in north Seminole County, will pass the $15 million mark this year. Rick Bavec, vice president and general manager at Lake Forest, said Sally Andy, who •joined Lake Forest more than five years ago, has sold 50 homes and home sites so far this year and may close on a few more before the year is out. Bavec said that since 1975, when Andy began her real estate career, she has sold homes and home sites that total more than $100 million. "Sally Andy is •> very bright real estate profes­ sional with enormous energy and a strong grasp of luxury community marketing," said Bavec. "She has always played a key role and we expect her to play an ever larger role in our continued growth." m Fc m pi Ti �T M S d iin o u Hnuu> Commission j Obituaries CoatlMMd b o n SSS& ttl hm" the past but it good year, and I can see only more good things to wm a con*. n 5 Z nJi* iontr tt c it Van DrrJJWde, who has served a i board since 1992 and as chairman four times, also gave hh congratulations. . r ^ di ^ nn*,tstandi"8}ob ^ >Mr' 2 * Mid' v l w “* * * t chairman !and^ I m^ looking ^ ,vebcenh^ forward to nod year. This will be McLain's sec­ ond continuous year as chairtn«tn. • All others except Malloy hjd, . served, at one time or another as chairman. Tour o f Homes begins Dec. 6 0 Tickets are now available at various locations in down­ town Sanford for the Sanford Historic Trust Holiday Tour of Homes, Dec. 6 ,7 and 8 On Friday, Dec. 6, it's the Candlelight Tour, with a luminary walking tour, holi­ day decorations, entertain­ ment and a reception. Meet Charlie Carlson, local histori­ an and author. Tours will be available at Tour Headquarters, at the Student Museum, comer of Myrtle Avenue and 7th Street. The activities will be held from 6 J 0 until 9 J0 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, from noon until 5 p.m., there will be a walking tour of 14 differ­ ent homes and buildings, with Charlie Carlson, 'four Headquarters will be Parkon-Park, Park Avenue at 8lh Street. Tickets for Friday arc $20 in advance, or $25 at the door. For Saturday and Sunday, $12 in advance, $15 at the door. For additional information phone the Sanford Historic Tnist at 407-263-4488. 1 • - *1W f f *• , r v»- '• HAROLD A. NELSON Harold A. Nelson, 88, Atic* Street. Deltona, died Sunday, Nov. 17.2002 at AmeriCare Assisted Uving, Deltona. Bom in Burlington, Iowa, he moved to Central Florida 24 yean ago. He was a retired execuHve assistant for the US. Government. He was Protestant and a member of Glen Abby Golf Course, DcBary. Survivors include wife, Billie Yeltan Nelson; son, Frank. Haw River, N.C.; daughter. Laurie Bradley, Orlando; nine grandchil­ dren; two great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral I lome/Crematory, Orange City, In charge of arrangements. JOHN PEARSALL John Pearsall. 79, Vicksburg Street, Deltona, died Sunday, Nov. 17.2002 al Florida Hospital - Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Rockville Centre, N.Y., he moved to Deltona in 1989. He was retired manager of AM. International Computer Co. in Hartford, Conn. He was Episcopalian. Survivors include wife, Irene Pence Pearsall; sons, Scott Pearsall, West Hartford. Conn., step-sons Jeff Glover, Mobile, Ala., Billy Clover, Renton, Wash.; seven grandchildren. • * ♦ ♦ CAROLINA A FIERRO Carolina A Plerro, 90,1 s t* Mary, died Thursday, Nov. 14,2002. Bom Oct 10,1912 in Bitteto, Italy, she came to the United States when she was six years old, and resided In New York City. She and her late husband operated the family busi­ ness, Slumberlite, Inc. Survivor* Include daughter, Marion Fareila; three grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. A Masa of Christian Burial was held Monday at All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford with Father Richard Trout officiating. Donations may be made to All Souls Catholic Church Third Century Campaign.1’ . Grimkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. EDNA J. RICE Edna J. Rice, 85, Forrest Drive, Sanford, died Friday. Nov. 15,2002 at her residence. Bom In Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida from Norfolk, Va. in 1960. She was a homemaker and a Protestant. She belonged to Fleet Reserve Women's Auxiliary. Survivors Include husband Lee Purthat* a Home ftefcianc* / Con*** M i Borrow 100% ol Equity C U Payments by 1/3 or Mora S Pay Oil Chapter 13 * rrwnw-oncn UOuOtetoM r 3 0 Sanford. He was bom March 13, 1950 In Sanford. He was in pipeline construction with the telephone company and a Baptist. Survivors include father, Robert Robinson, Sanford; daughter, Michelle Walden, Florida; brothers, Robert, Anthony, Paul, Edward and Howard Robinson, all of Sanford; sisters, Curieen Franklin, Wanita Edwards, Juvella Robinson, Janie Robinson, and Octavia Robinson, all of Sanford; four grandchildren. Wilson-Ekhelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. RUTH E. 'SAM* SCHELL Ruth E 'Sam* Schell, 73, of Osteen, died Sunday, Nov. 17,2002. Bom April 7,1927 in D*rry, N il., she moved to Central Florida In 1986. Survivors include husband, Dick; sons. Perley A Perkins, State Farm, Va., Alien Sterling, Dover, Me.; daughters, Debbie Earnhardt Osteen, Donna Young, San Leandro, Cal.; sister, Elaine Gates, Deny, N.H.; five grandchildren; one greatFuneral services will be 2 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 21 at Woodlawn Funeral Home, 400 Woodlawn Cemetery Road. Gotha. Friends may call from 6 until 8 p.m. Wednesday at WoodLawn Funeral Home. Brisaon Funeral Home, Sanford, In charge of arrangements. HERMAN WALDEN WESLEY Herman Walden Wesley, 52, Maple Avenue, Sanford, died Satuniay, Nov. 16,2002 at Health Care and Rehabilitation Center, CEDRICK DeSHAWN WILLIAMS Cedrick Taz" DeShawn Williams, 24, died Wednesday, Nov. 13.2002 in Sanford. Bom May 9,1978 in Dr Land, he moved to Sanford with his mother at age two. He attend­ ed Seminole County p u b l i c _______________ schools. Survivors include sons, Cedrick Jr. and Zedrick Williams, Sanford; daughters, Ceddricka and Cinnamon Williams, both of Sanford, Daesha Williams, Orlando; mother and step­ father Kati Williams and Harvey GUiison, Sanford; father and step­ mother, Cordell and Jania Ashford, OrLand; brothers Antwan GUiison. Sanford, Anthony GUiison, Philadelphia, Pena; sisters, Finan Hamilton. Tennile and Camisha Ashford, OLand, Tanita Toliver, Sanford; grand-parents Mary L Williams, Orange City, Lillie Mae Jenkins, DrLand, Harvey and Rebecca GUiison, Sr., Sanford. Funeral services will be Friday. Nov. 22, at I p m . at Calvary Temple of Praise, 2020 McCracken Road, Sanford, with Michael Imparato offi­ ciating. Visitation will be Thursday, Nov. 21 from 5 until 9 p m at Sunrise Chapel, 900 Locust Avenue, Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangement*. THELMA WILLIAMS Thelma Williams, Academy Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday, Nov. 14,2002 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. She was bom March 19,1933 in Sanford. She was a homemaker and a member of Kingdom Hall of Jehova Witnesses. Survivor* include husband, LC. Williams, Sanford. WilaorvEicheibctgrr Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. • No Up Front Feet • Al Honda Counts* • Sam* D«r Approval • Dapl ol Banting Ue. *242074 • Suttectlo Approval « n ete* Sutyectla Chang* Y E A R 11 5 F IX E D f V Roy Rice, Sanford; daughters, Carolyn Lee Miller, Sanford, Patricia Mary Ek, Altamonte Springs; broth­ er, Martin Johnson. Syracuse, N.Y. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Fioroe Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/LaIce Mary, In charge of arrangements. w w w .co n co rtm o ftg a Q e to R n a .co m ApplyOn*n* -• -AMdonee or nw>K Property ♦ H«y» Ortf Qrw Ptymonl ’ Baldauff Family Funeral Home/Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. l A A i V f t W ^ Y E A R F IX E D 2 5 % i 6th Annual Community Thanksgiving Eve service U l i 5 .6 2 5 % o . , 7:30 p m , W e dn e sd a y, N o v e m b e r 27 ,2002 Hosted by First Presbyterian Church of Sanford with a combined community choir from First Presbyterian. First Baptist, First united Methodist, and Holy Cross Episcopal Church of sanfofet Bring non-perishable food Items to benefit Sanford Christian Sharing Center; all monetary contributions will go to benefit Grace ’N Grits, a hunger ministry. Sanford Ministerial Association Involved. C O N C O R D M O R T G A G E , IN C . (8 0 0 ) 4 7 0 -0 0 1 4 \ * ih r 4ry»* a- a Uto Chairman McLain.* said - Wednesday, November 20 .2 0 0 2 P a n e 9 Join us as a community to give thanks for all the blessings In our community especially after September 11,2001 Ouestlons. Contact - 407-322-2662 Address •3rd street and oak Ave. ■in the Heart of the City* Rev. Bruce B. Scott t e 4 % i i f t I iT c i » F id C E L L U L A at It<T‘ n NO M O N E Y = NO PRO BLEM * ■i «• d* ite vtr 4 0 0 Anytime R ollover Minutes 3 0 0 0 Night & W eekend M inutes ion No Roam ing In FLA ... al* FREE* Phone FREE* Vibrating Battery FREE* Car Charger or FREE* Leather Case Includes Caller ID & Voicemail Includes Long Distance * FREE DELIVERY* W here Customer Service is #1 wnping note Hun d*nt lake ' who thin 1 50 Mhis few 1975. Atate •and than F i» a rofesnergy luury Mid ayeda rer to m our BLO W O U T! 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Novrmber 20. 2002 Community Notes United C o n t in u e d fr o m P n g * I Christmas supporters, including local Rotary clubs. University of Florida Extension Services, Seminole County 4-H, The Dream Center, Seminole Volunteer Program, Stay Well Health Plan, Reading Rozie and Men in Action. The groups are volunteer­ ing their time to make sure this year's inaugural event will be successful. "We already have a running list of 100 volunteers," Carling said. "That has been a blessing for us." The concept behind United Christmas is simple — to make sure every child invited to the cel­ ebration receives a gift during the holidays. "We asked them to make a wish list," Carling said. "In that way, we can meet the wish of at least one toy for them." The children’s parents and guardians will also have the opportunity to shop at Santa's toyshop during the celebration. Items found in the mock store will be offered at a low cost. The United Christmas celebra­ tion's success, however, is depen­ dent on the community, Carling said. The sheriff’s office is hoping to collect more than 2,500 unwrapped, new toys before the holiday event, which is planned for Saturday, Dec. 14. Collection boxes have been dis­ tributed to the six sheriff's office district stations, as well as its main office at 100 Bush Blvd. and the )ail. Carling said several busi­ nesses have also expressed inter­ est in collecting toys. "The more toys we get in, the more toys we can make available to the parents," she said. "We need all types of toys. But, we really need items for the older children — the kids who range in age from 14 to 17." For more Information about the United Christmas celebration, call 407-665-KID5 (5437). The organi­ zation would like to have most of the toys collected by Dec. 7 in order to have them wrapped in time for the celebration. "During the holidays, the com­ munity becomes more sensitive to the needs of less fortunate fami­ lies," Carling said. "We have a lot of good people behind us, and I believe the first United Christmas will be a success." Waterfront M aster Plan Steering Committee will meet Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 4 p.m. in the city m anager's confer­ ence room o f city hall. Items on the agenda include a Rivcrwalk status report, lakefront development project, dis­ cussions of boathouses and house boats. Fort Mellon Park design and other items. The Rock A The Rabbi The moving performance of musical The Rock and The Rabbi, is now being shown each weekend with the excep­ tion o f Thanksgiving weekend, until Dec. 21. The play is the story about the friendship between Peter and Jesus. Performances arc at O rlando's Plaza Theater. For location, times and ticket information phone the box office at 407­ 228-1220 or visit the web site at www.ThcPlazaThcatrc.com. Scholarships Offered The Central Florida Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa is again T h e r e ’s 407-323-FAST (3278) *2413 S. French A w ., Sanford NEW TIRES PRICED TO SELL! in c at 11 a.m., and lunch at 12-15 P m. Guest speaker is r w Logan. Cost is $20. Make S S S S S S S S ^; and prospectie members are welcome. Seminole Spoke* r s S , meet Wednesday. Dec. 11 at 11:30 a jn . at Sweetwater Country Club, 2700 Sweetwater Country C ub Drive, Longwood. Cost is t i e so. Jacqueline Prutsman,a sophomore at Lake Brantley High School will entertain with "Songs of the Holidays. For reservations or more information on ‘^ organiza­ tion, phone Carol at 407-880­ 6330 or Joyce at 352-243-4877. Sport)! a Cornu Oh stand] Barns You < .»o buy yotii of Li insurance Zabcf fresh & . Athir last Win emr RICHARD RUSSI or fr o m TONY RUSSI INSURANCE A LL O U R W O R K G U A R A N TEED ! In fa seve ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect. the * DrL Since I96H HRS M-F 8 JO AM-500 PM SaL 8 JO AM -1 1 3 0 PM Family Owned It Operated mmmmm Sine* m s W O ■ « IS IS S . Fren ch Ave. Sanford (407) 322-0285 esfuto-Ownert insurance Fam ous Chili Dogs NEW LOCATION o o. J[\iss SeminoCe County ^ «' a |SATURDAY, DECEM BER 7th \0 0 V~VI 10 A.M .- 3 P.M. O 0 Join Us For A Day Of Family FunI The most skilled artists 8c crafters will be here offering everything from Pottery • Oil Paintings • Food • Unique G ills • Clown & Face Painting and much, much more! o;c> WANTED: VENDORS In sid e o r outside booths avuiluble for $ 2 5 .0 0 . F ee in clu d e* 1 free Vendor L unch. 1 (8 ft.) ta b le included w ith inaide sp ace. Pow er available on first com e, first served b a sis. Cosh Prizes. 0 <•* The Helen Stairs Theatre (Downtown Sanford) Come Be A Part O f The Miss Seminole County Pageant. [o 2 0 Years In His S e rv ic e - Anniversary Banquet & In vites T h e P u blic To A Praise-Filled Celebration Saturday, N o vem b er 2 3 , 2 0 0 2 T h e A m erican L eg io n B a n q u e t Hall 2 8 7 4 S . San ford Avenue Contact: Pastor Smith (4 0 7 ) 6 8 8 -8 7 4 0 C olors: P u rp le, Ivory & Cold D oor P r iz e s & A w ards G iven!! FR E E TO PUBLIC OFFERING APPRECIATED 0 February 22, 2003 7:00 P.M. Applications are Available at Area High Schools and Colleges or the Helen Stairs Theatre in Downtown Sanford For M ore In fo rm atio n C all ( 407) 321-3576 Advance Tickets By Donation $10.00 At The Door...$15.00 ^P/ioduetton and QnMalnnml by Miriam & Valerie's School of Dance Arts "cflw Hood 9o A (Wxfd lAtfcs yWifrn ear 15i r ;ofs the tie e Du $420 2 CH ILI DOGS, 2 0 0 Z . D R IN K / BAG CH IPS an Si' Lt g Sdioda/tsfup ^Pageant An Official Preliminary For The Miss Florida And Miss America fageants ’ L ifestream P rayer M in istries O u tre a ch M ission , fins Zi BILLY BO Y’S - Life Home Car Business Tl* "St PrtM.n " A 4fU* SP E C IA L 1 A R TS 8 CRA FTS F E S T IV A L mil *ln±*joduc±lng. 2 4 7 3 S . P A R K A V E ., S A N F O R D Enjoy The Best Tasting Chili Dog Around at Billy Boys D eBary Civic Association's 19th Annual O loci beh: Win L Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family’s protection and security. I Q u a lity A t Its F in estl Call (386) 668-6845 Holiday Luncheon, DecHeathrow Country Club. Them will be a social and brief mee NUMBER K M Q IH M m t - B U I L D I N Q D O M E O N « I T * 38 S. Shell Road, DeBary (388) 668-2886 Garden Club will h w ta 1-800 TUNE UPS (R#fl. *49 99 Up) DRAKES (FfOrt Of Roof R»fl. *89 89 Up), RADIATOR FLUSH <R*0 *47.99) FUEL INJECTION (Rog *59.99) FRONT END ALIGNMENT (Rog *49.99) TRANSMISSION FILTER & GASKET (Rog. *79.98 up) TRANSMISSION FLUID EXCHANGE (Rog. *09.99 up) Computer Diagnostic (Rog. *59.99) No Coupon Noododl OWof E»plfO 12/31/OZ „ Weight Reduction Central Florida Regional Hospital will sponsor a Wellness Seminar for weight reduction on Tuesday, Dec. 3, from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. The seminar will be conducted simi­ larly to the preceding day on Smoking Cessation. For more Information phone 1-800-848­ 2822. . The S w e e t w a t e r Oaks ll OH! I Str.l*1«|«M .It .1 SAVE A00ITKNIAL $10.00 ON ANY SERVICE LISTED BELOW WITH OIL CHANQE i Support Group The Orlando Area Scleroderma Support GrouD will meet Friday, Nov. 22, from 6 until 8 pm. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Dr. Diana Smith will speak on "Good Nutrition - The Foundation to Health. For additional information contact Debbie Deaton, SF Support Group Leader 407­ 322-5175 or email kedebbyOyahoo.com Garden Club w a y to buy insurance. A N ic e P la c e...F o r A C h a n g e! • 1 7 .9 9 'p a r t i c i p a n t s feel comfort­ able with tfie program. I w i f i pay a one-time fee of $55, which includes a powerful ty P 00'10 session, behavior modification booklet, a home reinforcement audio cassette and unlimited free repetitions of the seminar if needed. For more information, phon*. 1-800-848-2822. Sweetwater Oaks b e tte r Sanford Express Lube PENNZOIL LUBE, OIL * FILTER Smoking Cessation Central Horida Regional Hospital will sponsor the NgNy successful WellnessSemlnarfor smoking cessation on Monday Dec. 2, from 6:30 until 8:30 p. • The first 45 minutes is free ot sponsoring scholarships for high school seniors who intend to go to college to become teachers. The National PDK organiza­ tion offers scholarships rang­ ing from one to five thousand dollars. Applications for these scholarships can be obtained from Dave Scott at Idyllwllde Elementary School, 407-320­ 3750. ' Deadline for applications is January 15, 2003, with the scholarships to be announced April 28. 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SANFORD, FL 3 2 7 7 3 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -2 1 2 9 FAX 407-324-4838 �Till Si \ii\< >i i 111 k \i i) Inside: Section B C l ASSIFEDS 1 3 A -1 6 A C rossw ord 15A Wednesday November 20, 2002 S e m in o le s w im m e rs sh o w s tr e n g th Led by Lake Brantley county iners swimmers dominate districts unty By Dean Smith Sports Editor ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Seminole County will be veiy well represented when the FHSAA Florida Swimming and Diving Finals are held this Thursday through Saturday at the Hall of Fame Aquatic Center in Ft. Lauderdale. Host Lake Brantley led a Seminole Athletic Conference sweep of the top four team spots in both the boys and girls In the Class 3A-District 2 swimming and diving meet at the Lake Brantley Aquatic Center. The finishing order In both the boys and girls was the same with Lake Mary second, Oviedo third and Winter Springs ided state p sVfllE — The site rjunp-*d, but the ft it same in the ^.Region 1 Race *unby at Santa Fe fourlh. Kerry McFaddcn led the defending state champion Patriots girls to a domi­ nating 570-to-368 victory over the Rams. The senior captured gold in the 200yard individual medley in 2:05.50 and the 100-yard backstroke in 59.70 and swam a log on the winning the 200-yard medley relay in 1:53.31 and 400-yard free ___ n relays Junior Kimberly 1arson also had a big day for Lake Brantley, taking the 200- Transfer in middle of everything for Oviedo ,»the topfinishin J, finishing thi *t Buchholz and i •jitlcy will also be drip to Tampa after i fourth place, jner-up finish also Tplostate as the top jib also qualified. »' 4A-1 race saw an Ijl* Mary became unty team to make <»race with a sixth di, just ahead of By Dean Smith Sports Editor Special to the Herald O VIEDO — When the sea­ son started, transfer Howard Lingard was an occasional contributor to the offense for the Oviedo High School foot­ ball team. A hard-hitting addition to the Lion defease and an ' impact player - in every pos­ sible meaning of the word on special teams, Lingard occasionally would get a a m ­ ple repetitions in the Oviedo backfield. That was three months ago. On Friday night in Oviedo's first round Class 6A state playoff game with the Boone Braves, Lingard was in the middle of each of the four big plays that carried the Lions to a 28-21 come-from-behind vic­ tory. Oviedo (10-1) will visit Edgewater (a 49-6 winner over Oak Ridge) in the Region 1 semifinals next Friday night starting at 7:30 p.m. In the other semifinal. Winter Park (8-3) will travel to Jacksonville to take on Ed White (9-2). The Wildcats knocked off Apopka (8-3), 50-29, and the Commanders ousted Dr. Phillips (7-1), 20-3. This Friday's winners would meet in the a*gional finals on Nov. 29th, setting a possible rematch between the Lions and Ed White, the only team to have beaten Oviedo this season. "All that matters at this ^ stage of the season is a win. 7 ^ u» a nuke n-*"*-11 as. ^ Nui. n. isa*-** 7 - i «*, *» s tt. IM S JM ; * S p n w t j n * . •4I.I.J. 2J3 10 US* •,jnU** ■*Cross Country, Page * * * Lilt U«r I !• 7 7 _ II llniO>jw IM _CUrk 1 rut* (T-»k m u k k k l S fta n d Q w iln LM . < im p M I 71 run (I*mck W Mtk) F . K . Sw uik J7 F .K iS w M ik V LM K ; I’ m o h ii 3 T M rdQ iuitor F _ W>«J» II ron ip tm UiVO) LM . C im j+ ell 3 ) run (Pm c m * kuk) lourih Qwjftef l M . Bjkrm jn 20 run (Pm m S kkk| Sophomore J.D. Bracy, a transfer from Florida State, dropped in a game high 38 points for the Raiders (5-2), 28 of which came in the second half when the hosts battled back from an eight-point SANFORD — I he Seminole Community deficit. College Health and Physical Education Center The combination of a smothering 2-3 zone will be a busy place this week a> the home court defense and hot shooting from Bracy, Jamaal of the SCC basketball teams will host three of the George and l.yrnan graduate Josh Houston (five top JUCO programs in the state three-pointers combined) Itelpcd SCC jump out to Hie Raider men of coach Stun Cromartie will a ll>-point early lead. wrap up a nine-game homesland to open the sea­ Sophomore Kitus Witherspoon, who signed son by welcoming Polk Community College from with Florida International University last week, Winter Haven to Sanford tonight (Wednesday) got off to a fast start scoring eight Points, includ­ and then facing Tallahassee Community College ing two off a beautiful pass from fellow sopho­ on Friday. These will be the final home games lor more Daniel "Jumpman” Jackson for a rim-rat­ the men until IXv. 28th tling dunk. Both games are se t to begin at 7 3 0 p m. and But St IVte (2-3) fought back in the final 10 admission is free. Meanwhile, the SCC women and first-year head minutes of the half with some hot shooting of its own from freshman IXiminiijue Coleman (three coach Lisa Nuxol will see their first home action 3-pointers) and sophomore Carl Jenkins (two 3of the season when they battle Tallahassee pointers). Community College on Saturday starting at 4 The teams continued to trade baskets the rest of p.m. the half with the visiting Trojans holding a 42-40 Again, admission is free. advantage despite 14 points from the Raiders' This past Friday night, the men suffered just Witherspoon. there second defeat of the season in a heartbreak­ (lie second half opened the way the first half ing 91-85 overtime decision to defending State See SCC, Page 12 A Champion SI Pctersbug Community College. B y Craig Jo h n s o n Herald Correspondent c£ w E ** T '» - * •m. 112. a 4 lo vm. iM. Uk* S u a „|l. BA M S I I . SENATOBS 12 • » * S .u Top te a m s to visit S C C this w eek ClASS *A «IOION1 * rU fck tf See Oviedo, Page 12A ■Votfj Ft Community t »'• LAKE MARY — With the dis­ tinct possibility that this could be their final game in a Lake Mary uniform stamped in their brains. Lake Mary's two senior leaders stepped up and turned Friday's Class 5A-Region 1 Quarterfinal at Don T. Reynolds Stadium Into a rout. Led by r u n n in g back R e g g ie Campbell and quarterback John Clark, who combined for 233 of the Rams' 245 rushing yards. Lake Mary scored the first 10 points of the game and never trailed as they whipped Neptune Beach Fletcher, 31-12. Trie Rams (10-1) now must hit the mad for the Regional Semifinals, traveling to the Panhandle to face Rutherford High School (10-1) in Springfield at Tommy Oliver Stadium. Game time will be 7:30 p.m. local time, or 8 JO pun. our time on Friday. Rutherford advanced by shut­ ting out Jacksonville-Forrest (6­ 5), 35-0. In the other Quarterfinals, Pensacola-Escambia (6-4) upset Gainesville-Buchholz (7-4), 23­ 12, and Mainland (10-1) bounced back from its loss to Seabreeze by edging Lynn Haven Mosley (5-5), 13-8. Friday's Oviedo-Boone Class 6ARegion 1 Quarterfinal was what you would expect from two quality teams in the playolls. hard hitting, as exhibited by a pair ot Oviedo players double-team tackling a Boone run­ ner, right, and neither team willing to give up. Howard Lingard (No. 99. above) tries to break away Irom a Brave delender, one ot the lew times on the evening that the big fullback was slowed He scored three times and ad libbed a pitch reverse tor the other score as the Lions won, 28-21. Oviedo will travel to Edgewater to take on the No 1 seeded Eagles this Friday in the 6A - Region 1 semifinals starting at 7:30 p m mission to the meet is $7. Wk, M lllh .w sted to ' en tee, the male 33-yearold to his vehicle victim's com­ used her cell M -L as did By Tony DeSormler •ally, Lions senior its finished second juke the trip this 0 Tampa. lass 3A-Region 2, jays, led by a second sh from junior Bryan 1qualified for the 3A ft •ill be no girls at the t however, as Lake finished seventh, 15 xhind sixth place d,and did not have a a the top 15. »lA-Region 3, Trinity ays and girls both finrcond to host Holy Academy of me and will be going » . Turing sidenote to the Arace was the fact that <the top four finishers high school age, one grader and three sevriders. fact, only one of Holy ’s six runners, who all d in the top 10 for a total of an amazing 19 i, is a ninth grader, all st are either eighth, sevx sixth graders. »State Meet will be held x Ed Radice Sports jlex in Tampa this lay. r schedule is as follows. 1A Girls. 8 a m.; Class uys, 8:35 a m.; C U * A *05 a m.; Class A Boys un.; Class 2A Girls, 10:1 J Class 2A Boys. 10:45 Class 3A Girls, 11:15 md Class 3A Boys, 11 50 •*1. 1*. VWU-". See Swimming, Page 12A Lingard leads Lions ■fii Oviedo s out,fh«nore, Jennifer jgt home in front Wy senior Jessica < Lake Brantley \ffjnda Hintze. iir the Seminole riermce Meet and |( district meet, {rings did not j* team champion. , Bears will not be a* is they finished «r points behind id final qualifier, w*r. u«ki. a yard freestyle in 1:52.38 and the 500-yard freestyle in 4:58.78. Lake Brantley’s boys also clobbered the competition, mlling up 445 points to 311 for I.ake Mary, but the Patriots did it with depth, only winning one individual event, senior Robert l ei’ in the 100-yard backstroke, plus two relays. Lake Howell had a pair of boys earn trips to state with freshman Matthew Jacobs finishing third in 1-meter Diving and sophomore Patrick Topps finishing second in the 100-Yard Breaststroke In tlie Class 2A-District 8 Meet at the Orlando Aquatic Center. The Sliver Hawks' only girl with a chance to go to state is junior Mary Robbins, who was fifth In 1-meter Diving. The top three In each event cam eo spots to state with the 10 At Large bids going to the highest scores among all fourth-through-sixth place fin­ ishers. Trinity Prep will also have several swimmers at the Class A Meet as the Saints finished second to host Lake Highland Prep in both the boys and girls Class lA-Distritct 3 M eet The state schedule has Class 3A com* HnfkfcJ photo by Jim WwiU i s(ef j D Bracy scored 26 ot his season high 38 points in th e sechall and o v ertim e, but it was not e n o u g h as SCC toll to d efen d in g slate st P e te rsb u rg . 91-85. at home Friday night i ?. the second taiM the mar tbig the car’s I few blocks, to jump out n a passing the man's i a descripal injures ations and X, but was i officers, rd Sfeiner, do. He has a u n ts of of battery, o elude an st without Seminole 1. >2 French of 13th rd after tr holivillcust kh will Florida Ion. will be for the which crossid ude st of fiford, 427 in • after 1 m. �P a g f 12A Novpmbfr 20.2002 Swimming n a n * tVW> " Continued from page 11A Thursday, Class A on Friday and Class 2A on Saturday. Each day's schedule has swimming preliminar­ ies at 9 a.m.; Boys diving competition at 10 a.m.; Girls diving competition at 2 p.m.; and the Swimming finals at 7 p.m. Admission for each day is $7. c l a s s jA -D ir r m c T -J K Laka Branllry A f U l k C tu M C IRLS T tA M SCORES . 1. U k r Branriry. 57ft 1 U k e Miry. H 1 (V lrd n 321; 4 Wlnlrr Spring*. 3 ® : 5 SfmnvnW. 1*3; * Sprue* Creek. 141; 7. L y m an .® I Orient M; S M itnlm d. Si. lO IM lm l. 7ft II rinrRhlge. 21 INDIVIDUALS S S Yard M N k y Betey . I. U k e Brantley. 1A U I H k l i U m , Kerry. 12: a |erml*e. I I ; Dean. KrOv. 10; Napufitanu. AahWy. Ilfc I W r Miry. 1 3 4 0 * (TyWr. B n Jg e * II ; I l n A Rachel 1ft M n m . Kale. 12. Sr hull. Cirruny. I H A Ovlrdo. I 5412 (McCroan. Emily. * ; Wagnrr. Courtnry. I I ; Mathrrty. Megan. 1ft PMvIn. Braky. 12k 4 Wintry Spring.. 13 4 B4 (Fair. Uunrrv. II ; WUacm. leaeica. 1ft FDK AByxcei. Ift Morgan. ChrNItna.*). 5. Srtwnnto. IA4 * 7 (Window. Kendall Ift Schortwr. Kndln. 12. BnnWrtn. IliUry. Ift Knane. S i n . 12k 4 Spruce CrorL. 2 0 2 * 2 . 7. Lyman. 111.40 ( l u r k Claire. 12. G a n u k i. V m w ». Gilhlun. Cirty. ft N n o iu n . U n d e r* ll> a s Yard FmexTyW . 1. U r m Kimbrrly. I t . U W Brantley. I 5 2 J 8 .2. Mithrrhr. Megan. Ift Oviedo. 13944; 1 C cx U Savannah II. Spruce C n rk . 13727, 4 Elba. AUynn. Ift VSlntrr Spring*. 2 0 0 0 1 . 3 Killy. Cm . ft u k e Sundry. 2 0 0 * 1 ; 4 Howard. (ennifer. I I L a ir Branllry. 2 0 1 2 1 7 fceie*. Kahe. ft CMrdo. 2 0 224. A Schrndorf. Tara. 1 2 U k e Oviedo Continued from pige 11A said Oviedo head coach Greg Register. “They were much more physical than us tonight. They took away a lot of the things we like to do on offense. Boone had a good game plan against us. Wc just took what they gave us." And that's where Ungard comes in. Less than four minutes into the game, Ungard split the Boone defense and sprinted 47 yards for the game's first touch­ down. Then, with Oviedo trail­ ing 15-7 with 2:53 left in the sec­ ond quarter, Ungard pinballcd around until he found some running room and went 56 yards for another touchdown. After Boone stretched its lead to 21-13 early in the third quar­ ter, Lingard struck again but in a most unusual way. Facing third-and-one from their own 27-yard line, the Lions sent Ungard on a sweep to the right side. The Braves appeared to have Lingard penned in for a huge loss but he pitched the ball back to Will Harrison, who reversed the field and went 73 yards for a touchdown. Now trailing by two points pending t h e point after conver­ sion, the Lions brought in Branllry. 2 07 42 a s Yard IM . 1 McFaddm. Krrry. 1 2 l a l a Branllry. 2 0 * 3 0 . 2 CormhrL Hilary, l l . l a l r Mary. 2 1 2 1 4 . J Wagnrt. Courlnry. ll.O rU d o . 2 1 2 3 2 4 l i Wutufrr. 11. U l # Branllry, 2 1 1 4 1 ; 1 Oran. KrOy. If t Lala Branllry. 2 1 4 44.4. Brrrinie. Jeuruh-r. 1 2 L a ir Mary 2 1 3 .1 4 .7 .14Croan. Fmdy. ft Oviedo, 2 2 2 5 2 1 T>tor. Brldgrl. I t , U k e Mary. 2 2 1 7 3 . M Yard FroroeyW _ 1. Cu " • a ir . II l a l a Mary. 234 4 ; 1 Morgan. Chrtadna.» Winter Springe, 24 .3ft A Lewie. C U rr. 1 2 Lyman. * 4 * 4 . 4 Pnirln. Braky. 1 2 CMrdo, 2 3 0 ft 3 Bahr, Undary. 12 Srmlnolr. 2371; 1 Daxtdram. Maggtr. ft Wlnlrr Spring*. 2 3 *1 ; 7. Fpprrly. Chriattn*. I I l a i r Mary. 2 5 *1 ; 1 Wlnahne. K m .u a 10. Seminnir. 2 4 1 4 1 matte Diving . |. KrOy. Kathryn. 1ft Lala Branllry. 52* 45; 2 Brtnton. Uuran. Ift Wlnlrr Spring*. 42339; 1 Ruahmg, Katyn. I I . Lyman. 3*3 *3; 4 B rin *** lexlry. 1 2 Winter Springs, J7R 7ft 4 Knapp. Undtay. I I , U l r Branllry. .3417ft 7. IV haL Chrtetina. ft l a i r Branllry. 34113; 1 MUIrr. CahrM Ir. Ift l a i r Branllry. 3 570ft * Rdch. Katy. Ovlrdo. 308.‘5 . 1ft Coding*. Amy. 1 2 U l r Mary. 3 0 4 1 ft II. C irrr. TVaty. O rm dn 244 7 * 1 2 Shewn. Meerah. U k r Mary. 2 454ft I I Davhlatm. (m na. I I Wlntrr Spring*. 12333 I I S Yard Brttrrfly . I. U rm . KrUy. 10. U l r Branllry. 5 8 J I ; 2 Till*. ADyson. 10. Wlnlrr Spring*. 5 * * 2 3 KrUy C oir, II . U k r Branllry. 10 0 4 2 4 OnacNIa. Kadr, 1 2 U k r Branllry. 1 HI 3 3 .3 Allmam. Kata, t l I a i r Mary. I ff l 7 3 4 Cary, Kathlrm . Ift U k r Branllry. 10 4 5 2 7. Clor*. Samantha, ft OvWela 1 0 7 2 ft ft Bomatrln. Hilary. Ift Srmlnnlr. 1 0 7 3 4 ISB Yard Fiw rtyU . I. Cu. DUnr. II. l a l a Mary. 3203. 2 Morgan. Chriadna.*. Wlnlrr Spring*. 3 3 4 ft 1 Potvin. Brcky, 12. Ovlrdo. 3 44ft 3 Napolilann. Aahlry. I I . L a ir Brandry. 3 9 0 2 4 Marino. Martha, ft U k r Branllry. 33 4ft 7 Krdy Caalr. f t U k r Branllry. 3423; ft Bahr. Undary. 12. Srmlnnlr. 1 7 3 i 300 Yard Freeetyle . t. U n o n . Klmhrrly. II . U l r Branllry. 4 34 7S; 2 Mathrrfy, Megan. 10. Oviedo. 3 0 * 17; 1 Wagnrr. Courlnry. I I . Oviedo, 3 1 1 7 3 . 4 Howard, lenmfrr. 1 2 U l r Brandry 3 2 0 4 2 3 Cody**. Bnltany. Ift WWUrr Spring*. 3 2 3 3 3 ; 4 (.n r* . Kadr. f t Ovtadc* 3 2 * * 2 7. Fair, la u rm . II . Wlnlrr Spring* 3 5 5 4 4 . 1 Srhtndorf. Tara. 1 2 U k r " " S l T v i d F r o e - r f Rrlry I. U k r Brandry 1:4214 (Napnlitann. Aahlry Marino. Mralh*. f t LL (mnUrr. II ; Lamm. Kimhrrty. Ilk W w 's p r l n g * I 4 2 3 * (Davtdaon. Maggie ft WUjrm. Brittany. 10t Morgan. ChrUdna. *fc 1 U k r * * lenmfer. 1 2 Alhmon. Katr. 1 2 ABrwon. Kart. 1 2 tp p rd y . Sm dnolr. I 44 42 (Window. KmdUL ' * * * } * * ? ■ Strphardr. Ift Milaom. Kfieri. Ilfc 4 Oviedo. 1 Irahnrr. M khrBr. 1 2 (on m Kadr. ft M cC m m Fmdy. * 1 ^ 7 ^ ; 1 3 5 0 1 (tew la, d a b * . 1 2 Nrwman. Undary. 11. CllW an. Carly . I McFaddm. Kerry. 1 2 Napoliuno, Aahlry. II. U l r Brandry. 1 U l r Branllry. 10 1 5 1 4 C nem brl IliUry. 11. U krM ary. I ‘ - ^ v ^ ^ f | ^ J j;4 !« * 7 Jl, 5 Kr0y; Cortr 11. U k r Brandry. I ® 3 f t 4 T>Wt m 7. AUlnaon. K a n . 1 2 L a ir Mary, 1 0 311; 1 Wlnalow. Kmdall. . " T o o U r d <B r tL w r a 4 t . L U , ( m r u l n . II. U U Brandry 1 ^ 7 4 ; 2 Marino. Martha, ft U k r Brandry. 1 0 * 5 7 ; 3 Brrnm *. (mndrr. I 2 U U Mary. IO * * 2 4 McCroan. Emily, ft Ovlrdo, 1 1044c 5_Prm km . b in . 1 1 U U Brandry. I 1 1 5 2 4 WUaon. (raaka. Ift Wln*r» Spring*. I II * 3 7 Fpprrly. Chrtadna. 1 2 U U Mary. 1 :1 1 1 2 1 RNnrtmilh. Laura. 1 2 °4M IU n | 1rra*alylr Rrlay . t. U U Brandry. 3 5 7 7 3 (U n o rv *■ *'*«’ £• McFaddm. Krrry. 1 2 O m . KrUy. Ift Marino. Martha, > 4 1 0 1 (CormhrL I lilary, I t ; AIllniMi. Kara. 1 2 Brrrin**. Itu a DUnr. Ilk 1 Ovlrdo. 3 4 * 0 9 (M rthrrly Mrgan. Ift ja m * . * Wagnrr. Courlnry. t l ; PoWM. Brcky, 12k 4. Wlnlrr 1 (Blount Bcilurry ft Ranwry. KrOy 1 2 Codyrr. Bntlany Ift EUK AByrnn. 10k 3 Srmlnolr. 3 5 7 J I (Baht Undary 1 2 Braudirmln. Sarphanlr. 1ft Bomatrln. Hilary. Ift Caraaaa. Chriadnr, 10). TE A M SCORES _ 1. Lake Brandry. 443,2 Lala Mary. I l l ; 3 CMrdft 28ft 4 W n b i Spring.. 25ft 5 Sprue* C m * . 23ft 4 Lyman. W ; 7. Srmmolr. 1334(4*1 Mainland and lln* RUgr. 102 10. CkLand. 72 IIO tik M , 14. yJ ^ W ' T ^ l ^ . I w i n . . . . i i 1 *1 * Branllry. 1 5 9 * 7 ; J Ahumada. I*v k * 10. \* [> * ^ 10. O vkdo. 2 0 4 0 ft 9 Finn. E r k .^ |LUM 10. Ovlrdo. 2 0 7 ® » N ~ m a n ^ ^ Z 6 ’r m - y l . I Swm em .Andm w. 12 t L y m a n . 141.7ft 3 IM ro Y n u n g .K y lr.il.Ovlrdo. 15 7 2 * . A HF** rhrtpfc AMmw. 1ft U k r Brandry. 1 * < « • » ^ s . . 1 Sapp. Caary, 1 2 S . 1 2 v S S r S p r i n g * 2 77. 1 10B* J 4 5 * fft 1 1W IH L M a ltI I.S r m m d r .W * 5 * ln r A 7 . K T t VVWikr Sprtngft 4 4 2 2 ft 3 A * * ^ ,2 L ^ Fukh. M u hert ft CM tdo. 119 4 9 / J ^ f T . * « Ak^"2 ^ JOS *3. * VduJrm. k * n . I I . Wintof * (47*3 » ^ 12 U U Mary. 29015; 10 C - k f t Frk. I f t L a " Kl 1*1* % £ £ £ % . W ^ r Sprtnga. 2 4 5 *5 . .2 f t m n * • v S ’1 ; ’ MJI L 2U W Bartrrfly . I Fratma. A ir*. *. Lyman. Andrew 12. Spruce Crvel. 5 1 2 7 ,3 F' urT'* rln'i* 1lf V, v- m. Chn». H 53.21; 4 Ahum^sU. M rk f. 10. M ir y ,® . 5 4 « i^ . • Oviedo. 5 43ft 4 CreUman. Andrew. 1 2 54* nm . 11 Lak* Brandry. 5544; S. Krety. ClM4 477ft 2 1« Yard freeatyt* - 1 Hammond. M a lt H( l VrVdrr • J ! * t a T t t U l r Brandry. 49 *F. & INDIVIDUALS "Jumbo” - an offensive backfield that features the sizeable trio of Lingard, Clint McMillan, and LaDarian Rudolph (three of the pillars of the Oviedo defen­ sive line). Lingard bulled in behind McMillan and Rudolph to tie the score. The Lions used Ungard as a decoy to score the go-ahead touchdown midway through the fourth quarter. As Lingard swept left, taking most of the Boone defense with him, Bobby Raulcrson took the handoff, cut back to the right, and dashed 72 yards for the score. "Howard has just one speed and that's full speed," said Register. "H e's a really big part of the offense now. He fights for every yard he can get and he draws the attention of opposing defenses every time he's on the field. That creates a lot of possi­ bilities for the rest of the offense." Lingard finished with 149 yards rushing on 13 carries while Harrison had 103 yards on five carries. Quarterback Lee Sloan completed four of nine passes for 31 yards. Jonathan Hurt led the Boone attack with 67 yard* and two touchdowns on 26 rushes while quarterback Travis Brown was 12-for-23 throwing the ball for 188 yards. Keavett Mickle caught eight passes for 122 yards and a touchdown. LIONS 2ft BRAVES 21 7 I * B .2 1 7 4 ( 7 .2 S OvUdo Flrtl Quarter O _ Lingan! 47 run (M rO rw kkkfclklS B M b k k 4 * pea* fn*n Brown (U khfonl kkkfc 2 1 3 Second Quartet B _ Hurt I run (Scarrart run). 441 O UnganJ 5* run (p a n Inm nplrtrk 2 5 3 Third Q aartrr , B . Hurt 9 nm (U h Word kkkfc 7:4ft O .lla r d a tm 7 J run (Ungard run). 4 2 2 Faartfc Quarter O . Raulrrarai 72 run (McCnrw kkkfc 3 4 3 TEAM STATISTICS Flrd Down* . Bouna 14; O rk d o ft Raahaayaida Boon* 34-73; Ovlrdo 2B-300 Paaaaa ca m p lrlad -attaaip lad -lalrfrep ltd . S a r a 12-21-2 CM rdo 4 -4 0 Paealag yard* . Burma I M Ovlrdo I I . Famblee-laal . Boon* l-ft Oviedo 1-0. rm altiru-yard* _ Bonne * - tf t Ovitalo 7-54 rente-yard* . Boon* 4 -12ft Ovlrdo 3 1 1 * Krtern yard* _ Boon* 114. Oviedo *ft IN DIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING . B aan a Hurt 2 4 4 7 . Touaaalnl 2 ­ ft Irawph 2 - 3 M k U * 1-2 Brown Hmklua-10); O vlrdo Ungard 13-14*. lUrTlaon 3 1 ® . Raulmrui 1-72 McCrrw 1-9. O rard 1-4. Sloan 7-dnkna*-33) rA SSIN C . Boone- Brown 1 2 -2 3 2 IM ; Ovladet Sloan 4-ftO, I I . RECEIVING . Baonti Mkkle 3 1 2 2 FMd* 2­ 57. Hurt 2-ft Oviedo, liarrlarm I lfc. Parlrr l-ft Lougre 1-4, Ungard l- l. PUNTING le a n t ! No 2 3 3 1 2 ft 3 0 0 ; O v led a McGnrw 3 1 1 *. 23JL RETURN YARDS . Roane FwU* 3 7 f t M ukir 2-11. Itanaen 1-7, Arunaon 1-0. Oviedo; H autrnui I 23. I mgard l if t SarWllan* 1 1 4 . Ilamaam l - l f t Callo 1 7 . Caaun ILL Lecals S29-IK44-YV. A DISTANCE O f 1172 FEET. THENCE NM-4TSrW . A 0 1 3 TANCE OF 1 ( 3 7 FEET. THENCE N m rffiT W . A DISTANCE OF 5 1 5 4 FEET TO A POWT ON A CURVE. CONCAVE SOUTHERLY, HAVM0 A CEN­ TRAL ANGLE O f w - s z s r AND A RADIUS OF 4 4 4 4 4 * FEET. THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF N49 MOOTW RUN WESTERLY ALONG n * ARC O f SA® CURVE. A DISTANCE OF 234 04 FEET TO A P0WT ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF FfTERNATTONAL PARKWAY NORTH (FORMERLY KNOWN AS GRANT UNE ROAO AS R C C 0R 0E 0 M OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 27S4. PAGE 10(0. PU BIC RECORDS OF SEkBNOLf COUNTY. FLORIDA) THENCE RUN THE FOLLOWING COURSES ANO DISTANCES ALONG SAIO EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE. THENCE N0O-O3T2TE. A DISTANCE OF l i l t ® FEET TO THE PLANT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE. CONCAVE SOUTH­ EASTERLY HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 43-0437* ANO A RADIUS OF 1362 30 FEET; THENCE PUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAJO CURVE. A DISTANCE OF 1025 04 FEET TO THE PONT OF TANOENCY. THENCE N43-1<r06-E. A DISTANCE OF M l ( I FEET TO THE PLANT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE. CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY HAV­ ING A CENTRAL ANGLE Of M T T S r ANO A RADIUS OF 1502 38 FEET. THENCE FKJN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE. A DISTANCE O f »4 48 FEET TO A PLANT ON THE NORTH UNE OF T K SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAX) SECTION 31. THENCE DEPARTWO SAC RCHTOF WAY LINE. PUN N BrSTOT E . ALONG SA C NORTH UNE. A DISTANCE OF 144494 FEET TO THE WESTERLY LIMITED ACCESS RIGHT Of-WAY UNE OF NTERSTATE 4. THENCE DEPARTWO SAC NORTH UNE. RUN ALONG SAC WESTERLY RIGHT Of-WAY UNE THE FOLLOWWO COURSES ANO DISTANCES. THENCE S 2 9 * 3 l9 rw . A (A 3 TANCE OF 329 W FEET, THENCE SM-LW14-E. A (A3TANCE O f 1B22M FEET. THENCE S W 4 F 4 C E . A DISTANCE O f 90 44 FEET. THENCE S20-20W W . A DISTANCE OF 4 1 1 3 FEET TO THE PLANT O f CURVATURE O f A CURVE. COTCAVE NORTHWESTERLY. HAVINO A CENTRAL ANGLE O f a n v z r ano a r a d iu s o f m i « sa f e e t , t h en c e run s o u t h WESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SA C CURVE. A DISTANCE OF 3 4 0 ® FEET TO A PLANT ON THE AFOREMENTIONED NORTH RCHT-Of-WAY UNE OF COUNTY ROAO 44-A. THENCE DCPARTWO SA C WESTERLY LIMITED ACCESS RIGHTOF WAY UNE. RUN NB4*4F91*W. ALONG SAC NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY UNE. A DISTANCE O f 940 07 FEET; THENCE SOO-T1 oorw. A DISTANCE OF • M FEET. THENCE NW44-91W. A DISTANCE O f 4 1 * T9 FEET TO THE PLANT O f BEGINNING CONTAINING 1 1 *0 4 * ACRES. MORE OH LESS ANO ALSO COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER O f THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 O f SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP I I SOUTH RANGE 30 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNI i. FI ORIOA. PUNNBVTTarE. ALONG THE NORTH lW E O f SAC SOUTHWEST IM. A DISTANCE OF 54 00 FEET TO A PLANT ON THE EAST RlGHTOF WAY LINE Of GRANGE BOULEVARD (RCHT-Of WAV VARIES) SAC PLANT ALSO BEMO THE POINT O f BEGtffFNG. THENCE DEPART F C SAC EAST RCH TO f WAV LINE. CONTINUE N49 WOTE. ALONG SAC NORTH lW E A DISTANCE O f 2222 40 FEET TO A PLANT ON THE WESTERLY MIGHT O f WAY LINE O f INTERNATIONAL PAR*WAY NORTH (FORMERLY KNOWN AS GRANT UNE ROAD AS RECOROEO M uTFIOAL RECORDS BOOK 2T94. PAGE 1040 PU BIC RECORDS O f SEMiNOla COUNTY. FLORIDA). THENCE DEPARTING SAC NORTH LINE. HUN S 4 r l a o r w a lo n g s a c w e s t e r l y h c h t o f way l m e . a d ista n ce O f 947 31 FEET TO THE PLANT O f CURVATURE O f A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE O f 4 T 0 * T r ANO A RAONIS Of 1909 34 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONO THE ARC O f SA C CURVE ANO SAC RCH TO f WAY UNE. A DISTANCE O f TT30 42 FEET TO THE POINT O f TANGENCY. THENCE S a r « 2 4 5 W A DISTANCE O f 4 4 2 3 FEET. (HENCE DEPARTING SAIO R C H T O f WAY UNE. RUN S44-34 92-W. A DISTANCE O f 472 21 FEET. THENCE SOT04 4 4 X A CDS TANCE OF 10 90 FEET. THENCE S 4 4 ')5 92-W. A DISTANCE O f ( 7 4 4 J FEET TO A PONT ON THE AFOREMENTIONED EAST RCH TO f WAY lW E O f ORANGE BOUEVARO. THENCE NOO-0444W. ALONO SAC R C H T O f WAY UNE. A DISTANCE O f 1299 43 FEET, THENCE N44-99 14-E. A DISTANCE O f 2 9 ® FEET. THENCE NOCrOi MTW A D<S TANCE O f 240 34 FEET TO THE POWT O f BE OWNING CONTAINING 94 1*9 ACRES MORE OR LESS CONTAINING A TOTAL O f 1/4 243 ACRES MORE OR LESS A wpy u, to* Onkienca a n j a craryiala legal Oeacnpairi g, toa pn«arty by me*** a r t borax* can ba cLtamed bran toe Cry <* lake Mary Cry Clara , O *ce. I ® Nrato Carary CM) Road. Lea* Mary f Iraki* Munday torou® Fraley bom * 0 0 am raw 4 30 pm Th* aubyatl proparty ■ compraad ol to* Utoemg Pared D Nrrbera The PutAc Meanrg • * be heal m to* Cay Ccm raaaui Chamban el I ® No 1 3 4 14 2ft 402 0000 0 0 2 0 Nrato Coraary CLb Road. Lala Mary Tha PuMc a m **d to anaral rax, b* No 2 3 l tft3O3(X>O2OA0000 heard Sad haanrig may coranre bran am* to am* raae to* Cay Corrmeamn No 3 3 l l» 30 300 02000000 make* a *nra daaeun Ouexaona may fc Jft.r a d to BF Sgeray. Cay Ptormar No 4 3I I » 3 f t 3 0 0 020C 0000 *1 *0 7 449-1442 No i 3 M 4 3 I3 300 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 NOTE If A PERSON OCCCES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MAOC BY rmjtm D iita iiih dMCltMd U I jI u m THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSCERED AT A PORTION OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP I t SOUTH. THIS MEETING OH HEARING HE OH SHE WX.L NEED A RECORD O f THE RANGE 30 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEING MORE FAHTCU PROCEEDINGS ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SMC MAT LARLY DESCRIBED AS KXLOWS NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD O f THE PROCEEDINGS COStMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST 14 IS MADE WHICH RE CORO WC4U0CS THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE OF SECTION 31. rONNSHU* I t SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST SEMINOLE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED HORIOA STATUTES COUNTY ILORIOA THENCE HUN MXnZSOrW ALONG THE EAST LINE 2 4 *0104 PERSONS WITH DtSABAITIES NEEOWO ASSISTANCE TO PAR OF SAO SOUTHWEST t/4. A DISTANCE OF M IT FEET TO A POINT ON TICIPATE W ANY O f THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE THE NORTHERLY RIGHT O f WAY LINE OF COUNTY ROAO 44 A, (PAOLA CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST a HOURS W ADVANCE O f THE HOAOl AS DEPICTED ON STATE ROAO 400 (INTERSTATE 4) RIGHT Of MEETING AT 407 4441424 WAY MAP SECTION 77160 2344 AS REVISEO JULY IS. IM ? FOR A CITY O f LAKE MARY. FLORIDA POINT Of BCGMNINa. THENCE HUN THE FOLLOWING COURSES AND CAROL A FOSTER DISTANCES ALONG SA10 RIGHT O f WAY Ilf ft THENCE N89 « 3 '" W . A CITY CLERK DISTANCE O f I t 43 FEET. THENCE NBOOSWW A DISTANCE O f 4 / 11 Pv/bfcxh November 1ft 20. 27. 2002 FEET. THENCE N tTLSSI'W A DISTANCE O f 3 2 3 IS FEET. THENCE SSM 7 CfTY OF LAKE MARY. FLOMQA NOTICf OF ANNEXATION OROMANCf NO. K 7S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tm Ory C om m a*** el f t* Cay M U l * U*ry. Floral*, naa tad Commaann a d hod a Pubic Haemg (First Rm ang) si ft* abow O d n m t on Thm day. Noramber 11. M n , N 7 0 0 pm., of M toon aa pon b * m raaaw. to conadoi s m *jM l bom Cotond RmFy Lm d d Fi k w i MPl appbeam. ragm*ng • voUrtary armouaon to N Cry'a | u s k bond ban d an a* Tho Puttc Hearing (Second Raadngl to adopt to* tarn* Ordnance ahaa b* had on TNasday December S. 2002. d 7 0 0 p m , or a* aoon a * poaadto toatsaltot Tha properly to be a m a d ■ approumataay 17B 2B3 acre* n tu * and Mlocated on toa norto ade ol Couftf Road *4A and ■ad ada d State Road 400 (1-4) 2M Yard Medley Relay . I. Laka Brandry. 14227 ( U r . Rofcnl 1 2 (toward,CVletofLirr. 1 2 IVurraarlrvRyarL 1 2 C r t 1 * ( r o T l i n .I f t l U l e Mary. I 43® (Grrtlman. AAdraw. 12 Fkm. Erk. II. Ahumada.(avtot 1ft Kevty. Mfnry, 12fc 2 Wlntrr Sprtnga. 1 4412 (O^lalWy. Cokn. ft Gorafc RoMx*. 12 Sapp. Caary. 12 Rodngurt. (rmadinn. ITfc « CMrdo. 1 43J* — 1II. * r CM ^ a^a KeW. ada 4 4 44 55 M 4 4. 33 Irurralrln. FeuarMvln- R T |ft L a i* Branllry. 4 y 5 n *ft* . CdaL ta o rM C* ' : **•’ 0 CTBri m. 5» J 1 M 52 4 Oianm.Oirt*. ll,0 « * * l.5o7” i u u Si see t> * down by one, 78-77. the Raiders grabbed a rebound and Bracy raced up the court and drew a . Continued from page 11A ended with SPCC bolting to an eight point advantage. But SCC came right back to tie the game on the strength of its pressure defense. The big play in the turnaround was when Jackson pounded down a thunderous, crowd­ pleasing reverse dunk after a Trojan turnover. From there Bracy took over going on a tear with a dunk and two three pointers on three consecu­ tive possessions. Freshman guard D.J. Wesley really got the crowd roaring when he nailed a "three" with a Trojan defender running at him to give the Raiders a 71-69 lead with 5:48 left in the ball game. The lead didn’t last long as Trojan Terrance Taylor hit on a three-point play to give the visi­ tors a 76-75 lead. With the chants of "defense" filling the gym, the Raiders began to pump their fists in the air after Witherspoon rejected Taylor who had come flying in with the bail cocked behind his head. With nine seconds to go in regulation and SCC °He went to the line and made * « one-and-one, but missed the second, Wa^ng game tied at 78-78 and send it into In overtime SCC took the lead a t 8582 on a '^ ^ R a i d ^ r f n c ^ ' r scored again, four straight turnover on their final four posscsSiA »of SPCC's scoring in overtime c a m e by way of sophomore Cavln Cummings (six points, 4-ior4 at the free throw line) and Coleman (seven ^ a d d it io n to his 38 points. Bracy, whohilfiveof-eight from three-point range, also pulled down 10 rroounds. , , Witherspoon finished with 15 points, only one in the second half, eight rebounds and four blocked shots, Jackson had 12 points, three rebounds and three assists and Wesley had six points, two assists, and two steals. For the Trojans, Taylor had 19points, Coleman 16 points, Cummings 14 points and Jenkins 10 points. rayyar. Cm v Iuw M , I t B u lh u lr, 3 3 4 7 .7 * 4 Miner. I Ratal ft BuchhnG. 2 0 1 *5 1 ; * Oder. 130. Deltoidg*. OirRtopher. 1ft 17)4U1; 4 4 Stacey. 12 Mandarin. 2 0 5 2 2 2 10 Allen. CeiUlraa*. (aeon. 1ft 11.143*; 44. Slfckbeelft Audrey. 10. VVintre P ar* 335271. II Gcedm. Danny. 12, IftU ftft 41. Ilahaart. 9<e«. ft Tlllany. 1 2 Cokmlal 3 / 5 8 2 2 12 Corbyuna. lft37.7ft 4 2 in la n d er. Stove*. II. lfcW.TIj 7ft Caroline. 1 2 Dbtand. 2 1 ® 50. 13 Huntrr. W llllaan. Rkrade, 1 2 Ift2447; 7 2 Ftolffc Film II. M arxlarin .2l04*7,14 lo n e * Tlllany. Andrew. 1ft Iftjft2 3 ); I t Flekher. 281. 12 ft Lake Brantley. 2 1 0 1 4 *-1 5 .1-nlfiOi. Heather Orange Part. >40 K» 1 2 BrahhoU. 21:10*1. Other Seminole INDIVIDUALS County finechert _ J*. Sear, Aleaandra E , ft I llo o ter. Coleman. 10. Winter Park. Seminole, 2 2 1 4 0 2 14 31.27, 2 lllek a. D a . I In. 1 2 Oeleda, CLASS 3A-REGIOW 2 140144. 2 Anguuh. Herald. 1ft Wlnlrr Park. at ReUeileae lllgk School 1 4 2 5 1 ft 4 Barrera*. Anthrmy. Ift CoiuniaL ROTS TEAM SCORES 1 4 4 3 *4 ; 5 (imane*. Urauet 1 2 Wlnlrr Part. . I Flagler Palm Curat High. 4 2 2 ( l a l a 16 4 *4 4 . A Vngt. Caleb, f t Winter Park. Vanguard, 71; 3 Plrad. 71; 4 lyman. 107 a 145054; 7. Mondyo. lean. 1 2 Wlnlrr Part. CkriatUn, Rryan. I t 1 *3 *1 3 . 23. Ilaaaciyk. 145 1 4 4 ; 4 Troy, Patrkk W . II. B ah h olr. 14 54 <77; 9. Charier. Alvin. 10. Colonial lakaaa. I t 17323ft 2 4 Akrakam. Sam aat 1 2 1 7 3 4 3 * 3 2 llagar. Mattoae. I t 133741; * 2 14.58 5 2 10 H ornet Drew. 10, Edgewalrr. Van Brunt |r, Tkamag 1ft I4 4 ftlft 7ft BuaK 17 0 2 2 *. II Undary. SroM. II. Wlnrar Park. Ckriaicykry. I t I4R20BI; 1 Genrge JenL-na. 1704 7 *. 1 2 Ko4ce. Chad. Ift Mandarin. 170728; 1 2 Rkhard. M art G , II. Fdgrwalef. 152 4 Ring 152 7. Lake Regtcm. 210. 4 17 W 4 4 .14 Moody. Keith A . Ift Spruce Clerk. Be IIview, 21ft «. A rm w axi. 227, 10 1 7 1 0 1 9 . IS M clelU n. Brian. 1 2 Deltona. Broukav Ule-CenlraL 288. II. SecHex. 314; 1 2 17.1072 Haknee City. 332 12 Eaat Bay. > 42 14 OcalaFotea* 348 G IRLS TEAM SCORES INDIVIDUALS I. BuchhoU. 7*. 2 Wlnlrr Park. 112 2 I. Vartyuer. Sam. 12 Flagler Palm Cuaat High. O ried *. I I I II . R a rrla g tt Jennifer. Ift 14 2 * 0 * L Ckriatiaa, Bryan. I t Lyman. O eleda, 1 4 4 4 4 2 17. Rraraa. Mellaaa. 11, 1 * 3 4 1 3 . 2 I la arm. Steven. 1 2 Ocala 21:147*; 2 4 Auarln. la x ten. II, 210 2 2 4 ; 31. Vanguard. 14172ft. 4 Kenher. Charlea. 12 Careen. Undary, 1 2 2 1 3 4 0 4 ; 4 4 K anlaft t a l a (a to m . 1 *3 4 1 2 5 Rctorta. Mmny. 10. Jayato, I t 2 2 3 ft!* ; 4 4 C hrlaiaet Racket 12 Eaatndgr. 1 *3 4 4*. * . Martin. Kanin. II. 224723; 41. B erg Hannah. I t 2242)01; 4 Brlhirw. 1*40 57. 7 Bam luaLtn. 12 PlanL Lake Rranlley, 1-0 ( 2 Mlnlrr. Amanda, ft 1 * 4 1 2 2 4 Andenun. Brandm. 1 2 Flaglrr I*.4 4 9 *. I t Jone*. Tlllany. ft 2105.44. 27. Palm Cuaat High. 144473. ft Alter, (ceuthan. ■argaunn. Lucinda. 1 2 2 1 :4 4 * 2 4 2 McCan. 1 2 Flagler Palm Cuaat High. 14 48 51, 10 Kendra, ft 2 2 3 1 * * . 1 2 Odorad. Kathryn, ft Anderxei. Bryan. II. Flagler Palm Cnact High. 2 2 1 4 2 1 ; 47. C allliam *. |ennilrr. Ift 2 2 3 2 0 k IfcFMO. II Hubbeke, Mart. 10. Factndge. 7 2 Pronto. Kathryn. Ift 2437.11). 5 Culunul. 1 * 5 3 ® , 1 2 Oirlatlan. Cerald. 1 2 lyatan. 1 1 2 4 Dr lan d . 167.7. Winter Sprtnga. 171(22 1 * 3 3 47; I I FlUpainck. Paul. 11. Ocala Arthur. Eliaabeth. 1 2 2 IJK 3 7 ; 2 2 K te to l Vanguard. 1*55.12. 14 Lee. Kurt. 12 Alyeea. I t 2 2 0 2 4 7 ; 3 4 Craig Davlna. II. Bntukiv die Cer.lral, 14 54 0 *. 15. Watvon 2 2 I0 J N to Raymond. Mtliaaa. I t 2 22U tk rtuUip. 12 King 1 * 5 *2 5 1 2 Pagnotta. Amanda. II. 2 2 2 * 0 * 41 Mere. Lecals NOT3CR O f AUCTION Thra auction m i ba held P i f ambar 1 4 2 0 ® at * ® A* 329 Aufen Arm . Onadu. F t Proapacav* taddraa may , toa xarxciaa rai to* day bator* to* Auclun bran BAM rant 4PM Tram* ra* caah or cerlp*ad Irada urYy Onado Toneig raaarvaa r eI ngrt to accapl or rofcra* any and a i l The bduaeg o w n ra* IW1 CHEVYLUMINA VTN* 2GIWL94HUWI41341 194* NISSANSENTRA YIN* IN4Ga22S4tCCTI0MT 19® MAZDAMPV VIN* JMXV9221UK493FF •Ml PONT VW* 1Q2WHS4TIMF2190® U/a OLDS VW* 3034F<aCI974® P u ath Nownbra 20. 2022 S S 1 13 of FICTITIOUS NAME Nu*t* * hmaby grvan toal I ran GIRLS TEAM SCORES I. Plan* 3ft 2 Stcklea, 101; 2 BroukavillrCetdraL 115; * Flaglrr Palm Cuaat High. 13ft 5. Belli lew. 141; » Mainland. 1*0. J. la k e H ow ell ITS lif t McCormick. Text, II, 2 1 3 *0 7 ; 27. Boone* letudfe* ft 2 2 3 2 1 2 34 Caaeaaova. Irendaly. 1 2 21:3*30; 44 Caulfield. Katherine. 1 4 22:44.4*; 5*. Dedio* Aahlry. ft 2 2 3 4 0 4 * 8 lak e RrgKei, 1 *2 * George (enlma. 207; 10 King 2 0 * || OCalaS inguard. 212 I I Duran* 25* CLASS 1A-REGION J at lluly Trinity Academy. Melbourne BOYS TEAM SCORES I IM y Trinity Academy. 5 5 .2 Trinity Prop, *7 a Me lend. Timothy, Ift 12370 ft ft Curiey. Lecals - w ■ ■-i ■: at 4770 Atom* Ava. S u l* 174 73C. Weera Part. Sranmol* County. Ftond*. 2 7 7 ® raxlra to* Fcttoor* Nam* ol ^ *8 —» « Programming And Software and toal I voand to rapaier tax, name nah to* Dwtaexi ot Crapuabma. TaBaha****. /Irada at aocradanc* toa leuvwkm* raoMauw ara - — ----------- wto -W to* Fctanu* Nam* Stahaaa. to-Wt sactu n H I M Ftorai* Siatraea IM I Franca* N Barker F*ut*ah. Ncnambra tooj S S I 14 ; Anna Th* Sontord Aepwl Autowey c ommataa tor S atacbon ra Card k ftn a o rv U ctica a o n Conaratmg S a m e ** ui* mum on Tuaaday Norombra 1 4 7007. al 9 00 a m „ to* SarTOrd Aepral Autoraey R.wc| Room Inquinaa raganbng ton pkaaae contact Ann Gatord al 40 7 9*6 4001 PVtoah Nuvumb*r20 7002 sans W I « H ft ® 4a ft >«* *•11 • ill h a ft • i'« B r Wn mt Mr m t y ij r r 1ST Continued from page 11A Sarah. I t 2 2 3 0 4 3 ; 77. K rein . R acket ft 15.51.11)5 Ed VShue. 3)1. ft Lake Mary. 201 (2 Z a to l (exatca. 1 2 I f t JI O I ; 4*. Booth. Katherine. I t 2 2 4 4 1 2 3 2 Staunton. Shannon. II. 2309.50; 9 4 Tediacn Aletandia. ft 2 2 1 2 0 * ; 9 4 Otaon. Elyae. 1 2 2 2 2 4 0 * 37. I title. Stacey. Ift 2227J f t 3 4 Ingalli. Monica. 1 1 .2 1 2 1 3 * 1 0 Spruce Clerk. 2 2 * II Fletcher. 2 2 * I I M antW -v 224 INDIVIDUALS L Barringer, fennilec, Ift (H ied *. 1 4 4 4 * 2 2 ZabeL Jeaaica. 1 2 Lake Mary. 1 *3 1 0 1 ; 1 lllntae. Amanda, ft Lake Branlley, lft tfc.3* 4 Hertrman, Ealkei M . II. FWfcher. 2 0 ® 55. 5 Hughrx. Sarah. 10. Waiter Park. 3 3 1 4 (7 . fc Smith. Amber N . 1 2 H ckhrr. 20 37 57. 7 KhT : - Cross Country- Nonet ? as 5 S5 r § Stephen. Ift 1 4 400ft 12 Trochelu* Ryan. I t 1*3*001 17. Rodrigue* Michae* I t 1 7 3 1 0 ft J l . [ i n n . K eeii* ft I * 0 4J f t 3 4 Wllron. Bradley I t 1 4 3 3 0 ft 3 4 Barley. Aleaandeg Ift 1 1 3 2 ® * 3 U k r I lighland Prop . * 2 4 (upiler Chrohan. 122 A Ihe Benyamln Schucii. 16*. * Berman Chndian. 182 7. )uhn CarroU. I ® ; 4 The Flrd Academy. 1*3; *. Ml Dura Bible. 204. 10 Celebration. 2 2 2 It. U U Wurth Chnatian. 2^-. IX Saint E .lw a rd O I7 INDIVIDUALS 1. |atner, Aintin. * , IM y Trinity Academy. 1 5 4 6 0 0 : 2 M cLeod. Timothy. 1ft Trinity Prop, 1 5 3 7 0 ft 2 |amrl. Nkhotaa, II . Herein Chnatian. Ifc lliw . 4 KrUy. 5hawr* 10. IM y Trinity Academy. 1430 Oft 5 I Wider. Kevin. Ill tupitrr Chnatian. 1434 ® . * Chuplia. Andrew. 10. U k e lUghland Prop. I 4 J 8 I 0 ; 7. Elam. Icuhua. 10. John Carroll. 1 6 J* 0 ft ft Curley Stephen. 1ft Trinity Prep. 1 * 4 4 ® . * |iiW. Steven. 9. Holy Trinity Academy. 1 *4 2 0 0 ; 10 Myerx, S co t* 10. The Benyamin School. 1 4 4 5 ® . II. Hulchiaun. Michael 11. U k e lUghland Prop. 1 450.® , 12 Trochelu* Ryan. 11. Trinity P rep . 1 * 3 * 0 0 ; 13 BardwriL Thomaa. ML Dura BtbW. 1 7 ® ® I t Wilbur. Aaron. Wratalxiro, 1711b® 1 2 llem endri. lamra. Ift Crlrbrattcm. 1 7 :1 4 ® C IRLS TEAM SCORES I. IM y Tnroty Academy. I»; 2 Trinity Prrp, 43 14 Ivan hoe. Alicia, ft 1 * 3 2 ® 1 2 Ranji* Rodin* Ift 2 0 3 2 ® 1 2 Lanaa. Nicole, Ift 2 1 :1 2 ® 17. H inaon. Jullanne. 1ft 2 1 :1 4 ® 22 Walroeg Courtney, ft 2 1 :4 1 ® 3 4 McLeod. Martha, 1ft 2 2 :1 4 ® 3 4 Cegai* Patricia. 1ft 2 2 3 1 ® * 3 The Benyamin Sahuul 48, 4 Ihe F in t Academy. 121; 5. U k r Highland Prop. 174. 4 lupitrr Chrlatian. 175, 7. Summit Chruiun. 2® . 4 Father I opea. 2UB.9 M l Ikira Bd>W. 22X 10 Bra a Raiun Chadian. 2 *2 II U k r H e lh Chndian. 3)5; 12 Cranmunity Chnatian. 344 IN DIVIDUALS 1 Kxcxrr. LTieiaea. 8. Holy Tnmty Academy 18 4 4 ® ; 2 MllWr. |adr. 7. Holy Trauyy Academy. I * J 9 ® . 3. Putnam. Kathrnrv. 7, IM y Truuty Academy. 1 * 4 1 ® 4 l.m hoe Alicia. 4 Trinity Prop. Ift.5 2 ® 1 ArxWroei! Morgan. The Benyamin Schod. | V 5 *® 6 Putnam. Ltodary. * . lluly Treaty Academy 1 * 5 * ® ; 7 Hale. Kayla. 4 Holy Trinity Academy, 2 0 ® .Oft 8 Anderace* Mrnrdrv II The Benyamin Schcxil. 2 t t ® ® 9 Ciirna Anya. 7. IM y I runty Academy, 2 0 3 7 ® in O'Brien. Shea. 7. Holy Trimly Academy 2D J0W . II. D ye* Katherine. II. Th, Academy. 2 0 5 2 (0 , 12 G aaau. O euiuu. in Mieirienle, 2 0 4 8 ® . 1 2 Ran)i* Trinity Prop. 2 0 3 3 ® 14 RkhardueUara I ’ The Firxt AcaJemy. 2 1 1 0 ® . 1 1 U«ra a ju ^ 1 10. Trinity Prop. 2 1 :1 3 ® ~ P ^ i o n i ol Fctkoui SUtulct toW< « •6A 0®. FkaiftU Statute* (> ji F««nc«t N ^ M L N u v « ® « » .2 a a SEMINOLE COUNTY ■CC PROJECTS: Picyact C C -1I9402B JC • Daks £>*d (Houaf Branch Rrau) xj (tod BugUiraRoraj) OuaDal, Januray I9 .2 0 0 J (1 7 0 0 PM local brna , p'°w cl C C -,197 0aEUC WPtowng Com,acta Ira Pobbc W irt* Unra Cone*ra Krai Prcyecta ft 2 O' H z' c: i * r-' Ui * te ' Br fmj* 1 m 1 M* Cat* h i* IV* M1 m a% 8* * 0 *' O f* *** V” F .r t ip p S£k:f jp n »#*Y F * '’ y Lecals NOTICl O f D c r m o u s name No*cn i* hmaby given toal I am •coaQad n t u e u u *i «77o Alom* A ^ S r a t o 124 73C. Writer Pwg S*"*not* Comfy, Ftond*. 37797 Jf'da* FicWaj* Name ra Boxer ™ " Enterprlaee and toal I reran] J ? r o » » l* r trad name .« > m , P" (Conalrucbon Way tom JS cn m T Du* Oaa* Dacambar 7 ® PM local brna " Fo» Hwmalion « ^ ^ . Sanxnra* County BCC manta, ptaaa* vw* ora rawer co aammola B i g W i . , - * Satocl currant procraanram of a l currant RfPx, p y CCt. wtkcti iTteny cm ^ tolral a m pmtod cal 407 469-7131. At and procutamanl e W ro Z Z r* ' a laoavaWdX.rato#Cow. O v « n g (3rd Fbory. St Sanford, a 37771 t o i l , ! * hourt ra 4AM to 9PM R ro TF o ft-r o n ta a r o c a g lJc y j,,^ *i to. raapondraxa r u to X e ^ ' contact ocKact tha S a n a m T ' * Prauvaaeiq Drorarai pna y '•caning dal* at Artlarxia Addarxla eeitormexon ito rm e tce, iu T ” * •to eua art* on lb* County a W taTL* PUAah Nuvambm to S3170 ^ S**» ' o ra ) fr o * 1-, WOP*. FftW*., m db* x e »* ' era , tt^ * r . dW * SJtH �L ecals Lecals L ec a ls IX R A ta pi y ss s u ^ ^ T s f s W t o * ol •'■•m i, A s f S w s -t t '* & % • * ! £ * * • • ^ 2 , Tto wn* *nd Al1 i f f L , »d N Ptoonsi d « S ? - § i s - c .'s ;* : NOTICE OP SALS 1b ttody o w w ton to rws dua to accordanc* sth Florida S** Etoroga FteSBy Act *3 M l S 3 MS. cantatas ol mrm"* m J g as tZ ^SZ WEUAAIH STOtOEY 12t Fisntura. U s e Housstald ERNEST L W U O N 238 Fwntosa. 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Ff mutt sppssr H tos Custoitoouss. «m p A Florid*, tnd FAE A LEGAL CLAIM to such propsrly to tos smcttol ol I I .*20 swim hssnry (20) doys kom t o (tots al Irsl putScaSon ol *<ls no*c*. to dstoiSI oI stotdi to* propsrly ws bs totossd and dtopossdol to sooardsnes »sh to* to* by onocn o f m a r y ann c r a n ­ f o r d . FINES, PENALTIES AND FORFEITURE OFFICER. TAMPA. FLORIDA MARY ANN CRANFORD. FINES. PENALTIES ANO FORFEITURES OFFICER Put**#! 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FL 3 2 7 *0 T*t 407-33•711 Sato (to s Dsesm tor * , 3009 t l 1000 at 3001 Atom* Aw Sts 2Z7K Wtmsr P M . FU Sard wNetot*) may bs isdssmsd by tatol)tog t a ton prior to u * d a s d » haw • a ngN to a hasrtog at any tn a to tats dais by Mng s dtmsnd •srtog to Sis crreul court O w w K ol sslscM by possng s bond to sooordsnes ■ » F A 560 917 Any procssds t o hi* ol to* trwounl ol t o * ton W bs dspotssd stto to* Ctom oI CrrcUt Court to to* cowsy to w s tos vshrets IS h*M M*J Flonds Lisn snd Rsasrsry 3001 Atom* Aw S227A VVYSsr Port. FL 32TS2 (407B67-7SM PltoStti Nowmtw 20, 2002 55123 N O TK i OF SALS NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN tost to* itodsrstgnsd SStndi to *** to* partonsl proptny dsscrftsd totos to sntorc* • ton vnpossd on sttd prop•fly Itodsr Th* Flonds Ss* Stongs Ad STATUES (Ssc. *3. M l S3. *08) Th* ttodsrsritosd *• tsl si putdc •si* by oompsttors brddng on to* 3rd day al Osto, 3001M 1200 pm. on tot prsnssss stows tsto propsrly has bssn storsd snd toscli srs toc*l•d si BIO TREE SELF STORAGE, 74* Ftssl FtosneM CowL Suds 100. Longsood. County ol Ssmtool*. Stats ol Florid*, tos kAotong: Tommy Odsm. Byron Itorb. Ptorfistss imsl Cs psd tor si to* tons d punhsts n CASH ONLY A* puronrusd Ssm* tad ** *. tows la. tnd rrutl bs ramowd SI to* tm* ol I ass lldsyalNowm lw.2002 PubSdi Nownsw 20.27.20W 55124 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Noses * hsrtOy grwn: MoConnsi Tomng *d ssi it PM*c Auction For Sstwgs to C tth on dtrrwid to Ndiatl trtddar. too toAowng dMcrtood vaftrtoa 12-23-02 02 Nkaa 3N1C831D32L602150 12-24-02 OOKia KNAFB1210Y&02494O 12-11-02 88 Ok)# 1G JW R 14W7JD343031 12 12-02 aSMa/d JM1GD3U7J1S34491 fMCaiA 1Q0AWO900E9094777 73 Marc 3K30F 523073 12*1302 87 Cbry 3C3CJ41K3HT743S40 97 Fftd 1FUYOCYB0VP0424OO 94 Bar# 1B9O14523RAIOO907 94 Oodg 2B4Qf44530RR073712 12-14412 90 Chav 2 0 1WN54T7U279601 W H ym 1P3BE180 XKC479400 12-18-02 90 Ford 7f MOA514OTBAO0220 91 f#as JN1FU21P9MX04840O 12 184)2 93 Buc 204W F54UP1407365 07 Dudg 2G4f«UlT4f1K240518 13-19-02 91 Ford IZVPT20C2M5I00943 Th* Auctefti m l bs hold al • 00 a m on t t * l dais* sbow UcCcraWI Tosmg ARacowry. 2000 Santord Aw . Santord. F l. 12773 ProapacSw bOdart may nrpset whretsa on* hour prior to * * j* Tarm* at* *CASH OR CERTIFIED MJNOS- U iC o n n to W ig rw a rw * to* ngN to auapl or rayact m and at B O S PlAtsn N o a n ta r 20, 2002 S E IM C E R T W e m NO; 44*3 o f nauAM o FARCEL D t 26-21-31-30(700100000 Dssolpaon ol Propsrly- LEO SEC 2 9 T W P 2 IS n a E 3 1 E K a * 4 * 3 0 F 7 W I 7101 F T N 1 DEO 13 M»t 23 SEC W OF E US COR RUN 8 1 DEO 13 MM 7* B I C E 71 01 F T W T O A PT 417 FT E OP W U O F BE 1M OF NE IN N 31 F T W 417 FT NdRV TO A PT W OF ECO E TO BCQ Nsms* to * N d l ---------n t THE ANOEN GROUP OF FLORDA A l cd sad propsrly bsrng to tot Coursy ol Ssnanoa. Sttto al FtoW* (tots* tudi carSAcaSsd) that bs rsdssmsd socotong lo Iss. to* prop•riy dtm rtad to such carshraali) •W b* aoto to to* hieyaH b«Jd*r « to* m l SON door, 8 a i» icilo Cou«y Cowtoouw. Bontod. Fionas, on Monday Otcantoar 1 * . 2002. M t l 00am. PaymaN al Sato too. mpSetot* doasnentwy tum p taw* and m®0"*"* tow art aqurrad to b* pad by to* > t t t i* M bWdw a to* H is Fu* paymad ol a i a m u t orpalto too taglaa bid it duo M t o 24 hours M W tos adwrotsd tora <d sals AJ psyvnsrts ahat bs cadi a guaranlwd InttrunaM. mad* psysN* k> to* CtoN N to* Ckcu* Court D*ad on 1001/2002 MARTANNC MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SE MMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by OomkSna Hortord Oapuly Cttrk PubSan Nowntow S 13. 20. 27 2002 y ia ii NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tool MLMCI CUST (CLOVERFIELO) DO QULE GROUP, to* hotter a to* bF b a n g tw W cattd) h u >*d u d carM ctird) tor t la i da*d to b* «*u*d toarton Th* cwdtoat* rwitba(>l and y**r(t) a toauano*. to* daaervton a to* prapaly and to* n*na(>) to oNcfi * ...................... .. Wars m k * m CSRTVICATE NO; 3*77 YEAR OF M U A N C E : MOO PARCEL DS. 07-21-2B* 160000­ 10M Dwenpaon a Proparty LEO LOT 10* WEKIVA RESERVE UNIT 2 PB 34 POS 33 * 34 * 34A Nanai in ascii waaatad JOSE C POGGI. D A POGGI A l a tad proparty bang si to* CtwSy a Ssnsnas. S u it a Flonds Unis** such castesa lt) that bs rsdssmsd scxoriSng to Isa, tos proptrly dssertad si tudi cantorarm ) ad bs add to r a Ngyaai M d a a to* rw a Sea door, Sansnets CouSy CourtoouH Santord. Flonda. on Mendsy DacarNw 16. 2002. a 1100am Payment a Sat* to*. sppApsNs documentary stamp la w s and tecc idng law ara rorparad to b* pad by to* tucraated (adder a to* aat* Ftd payrrar* a an atnots* equd to to* h t# a a bd ■ due wslwi 24 hews after to* sdw nasd sms a tats AJ payments tha* be cash or guaranissd siatrumani, mads psyaa* to to* Osrft a tos Drou* Cost Dalad on KV3I/2002MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT $ £ LRNOIE COUNTY. FLORDA by G sraltea Hartord Ospufy Osrft PutAah Howntow ( . 13. 20. 27. 2002 SS040 tos TO* Dasd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tost IAMCI CUST (OCEAN PARK) DO GULF GROUP, to* holdar a to* totcarftAcaMil tor a laa dead to b* aauad toaraan Th* catftftca* man. bant) and yaarti) a **u*nc* to* daacnptosi a to* prepany and to* namalt) n *Hcti t a** aaaaaaad S a t H toSoa* CERT1FICATI NO 23*7 YEAR OF M U A N C I: 2000 PARCEL D* 062(731 -502 080000/0 Daterptun a Proparty LEO LOTS 7 TO 10 BLK 9 PALM TERRACE PB 4 PQ 62 Namat si *Hch aaaaaaad Aft (LAM H HERMAN AJ a tad properly batno si toa CouSy a Samnoto. SUM* a Flonda UntoM tuch candcaiaia) tna* b* redeemed acconftng to laa. to* prop­ ary daarrtoad si auch carftAc Star t| ad b* tud to to* hghMi baftta a t a M * Sort door. Sarranol* CouSy Coutooue* Santord. Monde, an Monday OacaiSw 18 2002. a II 00am PsymerS <* Sal* to* ap f r «t W docuranury aiamp law* a d raumftng f t n a * lapisad to b* pad by to* tuxa*aA4 baMa a to* M l* Fit* paym ent ct an amouS atpal to to* Ngh*el bd a dua *aiai 24 houft altor r a ahwftaad ara ot tea AJ payments tn*4 b* cadi a guaranteed siatrumani. mad* payarea to to* CiaS at Si* CacuS Court C an ted ••)8*B P4i (tom. P7T, M L ______ _ *8.30*6 ibonuoo* 407-6*773*7 Comtorl ton » BUtot In Borddid to h il d curondy ssoidng tfftemU far Fiord Dot* Agonto. BtnsM i tar M ar e ^ * * Y * R R »»D d | r6 * i»B h (4 .is d*a*L rote 8adordtTO64(j7-321- •112 sprtr to parson al to* bad 9 h 6 5B0 A w Cou1(a*ai Hum an Drawrwd ifaor to Cra dar Barsi and Outoadi 'TlssShouw) CdttCPFVAtavwaaffsyroom Lot ai T L D Eft. FtoFi/R** rstos eatot) to • Our dead to bd I . . . ■■toon. Tho cantoslt r u r d w lt) and yaarti) al touancs. tos daserptoned to* pnywm tnd to. rw ra (») to • w m --------------- • • P -^ 5 ^ ro " ■I 27— N u is u n r k NOTICE IS HEREBY O IV ER tost N U 4 a CUBT (OLYMPC C A ) OULF No n e t OF B A U OP MOTOR V E H R L I n n w i l la FtoWa SUhs* ! » » * » • MW-Phtod. LJSri And n d ss4 st pub*e M s to 71— H itr W ^ p 6 « * B M n iV« p*non 407- 9123(860) Bandtot Fl 37773 {407)321-2*0* PlASaltNoiwTSsr 11 . 20. M pa RR217 a P 3°° or Nonces Own For L a w Than Ftert Now 3 * 4 badroam ftomao into *0 dterm Stow G ra n 06 C M 407-*221 0 7 )0 3 7 to in d e U warn. ••OatertodtogfarPTCQA I * FD ads rdh 40 hm Ftoaas tor maun* 407 2360041. rtoo r d ^ l l B t o 4 — teB M t i m good pay good norfttog conBlarto. Nstpwto Bs* Btarog, 2330 MsgnotoAw SKST"“ 5!Sf ^ T p e o a l DATE:! 1100 AM » ! • * M 15— S m piAdc suction to tot htosat Cl SI t i< m tIB .M A n o prowatollng Brysrs mutt 1 * ^ indhr. Ind terttoSY Ct* tor H o 4C7-321-1*14 or rwaitetosrYigontoaprorTSH cen^ h*,r “SS£’U°"1 SfeS S! N. K IM / m e household, m to r'£ Z ***!™ !* ^ te w U p Tb K TV SON on ROMEX Man Oood ftoy t E_______ sted to ' ien D fW P ■ncr, the meie In Santord lor lufttosn 8 bate ito his vehicle i victim's comI used her oeU 9-M , *3 did les. P*9fNi— axpananaa ~ s s *otUr. Cal DaVorfo Ra 407-3Z3-13M NOTICE B HEREBY GIVEN, tod Jt/TM COLMAR, *is hotter al •• -------------- -*l tos • tos dead to ba toMtd tw aan. Tha oaMcota nunM s ) M d yaarti) at toauano*. to* itoacnpoon at to* propaly and r n*na(t) si atscti • aoa . CIB TM D A TB NO: *31 71AR OF BBMANC1:1MB PARCEL Dto 3GI630-30700400000 DsscrftWon ot Propair UO SEC 30TWP1*8ROC30«ilCHOFN lOtOPWSCHOFEIOCHOP NW1/4 Nana* to *N U i H t w a a t STORE 18 WC A l at seal propaly bang In too C «rtjf ol SrnnmM. 8u t« ol Honda U t e H tuto carftftcala<l) d «4 ba ratoaiwl aooonang to lay to* prop­ a ly dwertoad In ruch rafttli «to(i) od b* SOU to to* Ngtwd btdda *1 to* m l ba* door, Sannoto CouSy Courtooua*. Santoad. P m * on Monday D a w n b a 16 2003. d ttOOan Ptymarr at Sam to*, t o o k * * docunantary aiamp taw* aid '•canftng tow a * raqurad to b* pad by to* auccawlU baftter a to* Hto Fid paymw* ol an amours a w a to tos hftpisa bid to dus • * * 24 hours afta tos adwrftssd tow at •As AS asynwss d i d ba w a i or poyobto to to* Ctorft ot sis Ocua Court Dead on 1Or! 1/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORDA by Osrakbns Hsrtord Dsputy Ctorft Pctssti Nowntoa 4. 16 20. 27. 2002 SS043 Node* te ApottosOon for Tax Oood NOTICE B HEREBY G/VEH toa MLMCI C U S T (OLYMPIC) D O GULF GROUP, to* hotda ot to* *6 toatng caftftca s (t) h a Sad laid csrtftcaiai) lor a tor dead to b* asu*d ( w a n . Th* taftftc*l* rawbats) and yaarti) d asuanc*. to* teau pau i a to* propaty and to* *"• (11 n aNcti * a w w w w d C l/m nC A Tl NO: *447 TEAR OF ISSUANCE: MOO PARCEL O S 21-21-32 5CF *7000010 Daacr*>aon ot Propsrly LEO LOTS 1 TO 7 BLK * 7 NORTH CHULUOTA PS 2 PQ 54 DOROTHY TUCK TRUSTEE FBO AJ ot aad propaty botng si to* CouSy ot Bamsioto. State ot Florida. Untow tuch carftftcatodl dial ba radaamad acconftng to toa. to* prop­ a ly dwertoad si such carfttraali) ad b* told to toa lagtaal tadda at to* rw a tors door. Sarav S* CouSy Courtoouw. Santord. Monde, on Monday DacwrSw 1 6 2002. at It OOom Paymars ot Seta too. documonlary aiamp l e a l and iscunbng tow ara rayjsad to b* pad by to* aucceaaftj baftter a to* tat* Fu* payment at an amouS equal to to* hupdal bd a due *Shsi 24 hou r afta to* ad arftaad am* at Hto AJ payment* that bs cadi or g u aaitm d siatrumaS, mad* p*y*tito to to* Ctorft at to* Ctcul Court Oalad on 10/31/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORDA by O aak Jn * Hatord Deputy Ctorft Putdah Nownsw S. 16 20. 27. 2002 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: None* a hereby grwn tod toa board ol Ar*ualmant ol toa C4y ol Santord tad hold a regular maaang on Nosamba 21. 2002 si to* Cay Has Comnaaaron Chambers a 11 30 A M Si order k> oonaater a ra y mal ts condarond uatt ai to* Tonsig Onftnanca u S panan* to moteto*Son* to noncorSormtig itruduM n a SRI AA lu w g tftaSKI on US IS Fori MaSon PB 1 PQ M located 450 S Eted Awnu* Larry Btaa Chatman board ol Ar*uatmars AEVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR MO. ME.SHE WILL NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORD O f THE PRO CEEOMGS MCEUOMO THE TE 6 T4JONY ANO EVDENCC. WHICH RE CORO IS NOT PRO/IOEO BY THE CITY OF SANtORO (FS 200 01051 PERSONS W ITH (USABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIRATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 130-542* 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Putsah N o w rttw 16 20, 2002 SS044 Having A Birthday Party For Your Child! Call Jackie For Pace Paintings! The Kids Love III J O B lP M P L B U A N C f . Iftua.-----mn - a. . a FBUI6J TlNDtftl. and Q6C T T E rwCDfRO C da. A o n o r r o f nu Q o rr •YPUBUCATKJN L JOSEPH P MCLEANCC. bang osortL catiy toa to* totoaatog Mor- 386-216-4839 I uwastsnd toa I am seoaoe a stonrong uftter osto to tos IrutoAA n*H ol tos ctom* wads to toissl*NoHigpy msMng s too* ststsmed neftates ftnw snrvu ynpreonmard JOSEPH P MCLEANCE. Psau. w STATE OP FLORDA COUNTY OF SEMdDLE S*om to a aWm a l s « j * w w l bstor* me on ton H a l day a °c»o<>*r. 2002. by JOSEPH P. MCLEANCE. aWo eftd produce * osto s w toe fact* heri n are true Wendy S Rady Notary Purse U t M Fandar Fl* B a No *304*1 420 MHtond Awrftt* AAanora* Spnnga. a 32701 (407)4261444 (407) (30-1196 (toa) PubSah: Nowmba 16 20, 77.2002 and Daeaidw 4. 2002 330*3 MTHBCatCLKT COUNT OPTHB1ETH j u d ic ia l emeurr, M AN O FO R •CIBNOL* COUNTY. FLONDA GENERAL JURISDICTION OIY1SION C A M NO: M CA 2373 14 MORTGAGE ELECTRON*: REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC. PLAINTIFF VS HUGO A CORSTEN. ET AL. OEFENOANT(S) NOTICt OF ACTION COSBTRUCT1VI BCRVICf torough. unda a aganal to* Datervtorda, ratio a * not knoaai to b* uaad or asw. and aa parftw twang a daanmg to haw any ngnr. Mia or reared n to# properly deep tied n to* mortgage bang >»arloaad h a s to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toal an acoon to toractoH a mortgage on to* ftdowmg propaty LOT 77. BROOKHAVEN. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RCCOROCD M PLAT BOOK 57. RAGE 57 THROUGH 44. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. a O R D A you ara required to w rw • copy ol you m aun tetonwa. 4 any to * on OAVD 1 STERN ESQ PtorSSIt aitornsy enow actorau a M l 9 Unrwruy Dnw S500. Plantation. FL 61324 on or balor* (no tola toan 30 days Iran to# dai* ol to# ftm put* caun ol ta* notes ol *ltun) aral Us to# ongnst man tos ctorft ot tor* court asha batara larva.* on PtoasSIt adornay or mmeiftetoly toaraafta. otoanatos a daiaui ad ba entered aganal you tor to* rstsl dsmatoad In tos nnmpianl a pssfton toad Iw ato W1INESS my hand and to* tod el tow Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida. Sue day ol NOV 04 2002 MARIANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth Kng DEPUTY a E R K LAW OFFICES OF OAVD J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SLATE 500 PLANTATION FL 11324 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. peraune *an iftair aaaa n*a> mg • apacaal acoommodaliui ahouAl CuftaJ COURT ADMINISTRATION a to* SEMINOLE County Coutooue* al (407)4464227. 1 40(7*66 4 771 (TOO) or 1 406*66 6770. via Ftonte Relay Savto* THIS NOTICE SHALL BE P U B USHEO ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HCRALO PiAdan Nowmtw 16 20. 2002 SS064 CaJ now! 407 234-357* Santord Elsctrtc. 407 322 1542. rYtoaina luppAa 4 In s phon* oystomWtodma* can ■ tp to 30 ta . I. ThtoIs ansciontortoasolusonoi wsrhsg* Ths Rsapondsrd hta nswr • "d n Ftonte I am a w rs ol h a * Rsspondsnr* cursor rsardsnea •stoaw# Mass a eoudry otoa toai Florida, and Raapendanfi Isa to»to" sr»**H to. Qawto Frsdto*. 73 ktsdfard S». Maklan. MA02194 — — r.N D a t o i ray»wA ssmtog p t e t e M>CDL7 No proBtoml COL Mnng a 55— B u s in e s s O r r o im jN r r iE s ~ ~ - ________________ MVCtDOATE BEFORE YOU BIVUT1 ATadyt * good po*ey sspsefafy far busmost oppor lurubss and hand**** Cat Flonda Dept ol Agnate*! t Consurw Ssrvtoo* si •00-4367352 or FTC-HELP far bssrAainabiai. OntedouWbbtAs al snanafteganbuop Ftonds Iwa isqurw HSsrs d rarlsn Florida S p T ' ^ A j S m l d " ^ Conauma Service* baton fteteig C*» to w ray lawful regalraiion 5 9 — F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s A t te n tio n R o n d o ra U ITS MsgsI tor companies dong •utfadS* by (toons to prorrew you a loan snd m b you la pay tor N before they deliver. For mors ntormseon.cello*Ires I *77F TC F€D? ( A (aide aarvaps mssasga lom The Semnol* Herald and to* Federal Trade Comrmuion) 5 9 — F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s SAVE MONEY Oran For Law Thai Rent Nsaa 3 * 4 bedroom homa* e*h *0 doaanl Stow crodd 06 Co) 407-822I737a257 to Snd out mors Leca ls or the a n c u r r court OF THE 1*TH JUDICIAL orcutt or Afro fo r U MMOLE COUNTY FLONDA CAM HOC 02-CA-4S4-I4L DEERSONO HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. M C . JOHN FORKER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHN FORKER. GEORGE ANDREW SUGGS ANNIFER SUGGS 1AAIMY r E l . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TAJUJV PIET. UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES G R AN TEES tnd CREDITORS OF BOOBtE J LEWIS eV * BOBBIE X A N SHEPHf fta deceeaed. and at oOw parte* dammg by through, utoa. a aganal ha. and UNKNOWN OCCUFKNT(S). NO TKE OF ACTION TO Unknowi Spout*. H an . Daiwaae Gri nin a, and Croteoti ol Bcbtw J lama eft.* Botdw Jean Shaptwd. daceeaed YOU ARE NOTIFIED a w an aeften ft) ftvertoaa a ctoen cl Jen far mpaaj M-F, sap ussAJW * TVm Ca l Ctody *1 *07-322-48*7._____________ __ Mo*d*y norftsrj Earn hoMoy money ehte you hsp o # w » Fid and part urn* holiday smptoymsrd. Salary 15 50-54 OOTir, Saranots County ass Good pub*c sppssranc* A chHrfti pasonajjy " d o o d For mow I t ) , a* B i B M w l *1 *07-322-2342, set 223. toads Sato* Stock Msiftst rstotod. W swdlraei you. Musi b* snergeeo OATEO on O CT 22. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK A* Ctorft. Cacul Co ul Semauto Cuuay Ftanda By RuOi Kaig Aa Deputy Ctorft » >ou are a p a w n *an t itarbWy eho neada any eccommodarion n onto# to parftcjiato n tort proceediftj. you are eraetod. al no coal to )tau. Id to# proataun ol cerlan aaee lance Ptoew contact. AOA Counftnafca el 301 N Part Avarua Sule N X I Sanead. Fftaala 32771. Talephon# (407) 323 4330 a l 4227 a * a i teo (2) autung deyt ol you recap! ol tort Nuace of Heeraig 4 you a* heuwg or w e e arpaaed. cat 1*00 9564 771 PutKrth October 30. 2002 tnd Nuwndw 6 16 20. 2002 RR22I k . th e s e c o n d f i d * th e m a n R h y t h e c a r 's 'a f e w b lo c k s . • sggrsMiw Draw * mmnasaju *0 7 322-1312, _______________ M VEBDOATI M FO R B y o u o r v iiT i AArwys * good pa*cy sspsoaBy tor z — ■*’•* — ■** NRi ■sncfiisw. Cs* Ftonds Ospt of *9faUlurs * Consuna Ssmcws *1 *00-4367352 or FTC-HELF* tar ba* sdomisson. Or vtot o u WSb a * M want he gowrbuop Ftondstoe retoaros salsre cl c w w n injures ations and I the vehiund on id from •id. On attempted Ftonds Dspt of AgrKUlur* * Conauma Serve** bstor* le S n g Ca< to writy lawful registration bstor* you buy LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNOERdROUNO UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH SreUKJNCl AMO **)■ PLAHI Orve Sea earft*toce Apehf M: SSS HWa Prtw. • ABsswds tsrtasa S iyjSM BS6 Looking tor Electrician M n m u n 3 yrs sipsnencs ai reaatenftsl or ccmmatoal DFWP 321 -***-2*94 MAIDS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! Monoat dependable. * motor* U F 7 30- 5 0 0 PM Tlantportobon * baftgrouid ctw * « * M CM 407­ 324-1177 to Man n tn od______ Saneioto Precast Mfg. Inc 331 Benton juncionRoid OsBery. FL 32713 Appbcsoont MorvThufft. 100pm to 300pm Phon* (304) MS-7745. adlS Fai (344) 446-0687 Malarial Hondtar/Tranalaadaf: B e n efits: Company deeply oommsisd to astoly i qustoy soaks hanforarftng ntenduoto to o p a sto mactanory used load * udoad rodcar*. 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Itoule 12*04. on or betare Decandw 2. 2002 and Me tie ongnef eah toe Ctorft of »*» coul eaha betare w nee on PNnart i attorney or mmert «Nfy S ae ah a otoenewa a detoUl e* be ardaed aganal you tar toe raftet damantod n toa ounpLud or 33-yearold PU84JC AUCTION PubSc auefton to ba h#»J al *00 t m on 2003 At N Touring */yJ R«cov«ry 2522 Country O u t R a. 32271. lot 9* al Vm lotowng YEAR 198J MAKE VIN# 3fAPP 13J2PR148236 PUiXc auettun to bo h«kf al 800 i m o u n W day ol riram fiar 2002 Al w Irani door ol Sanford Towtng and R acuwy locatad al 2522 Country CkJO R d. Santord. Fl 12771. Jr< f a pupoit ol itiootng ot tw toamwng «ar«ua YEAR 1963 MAKE MERCURY VIHO (UtbP93f 500600*4 Rubfec auctun to ba hato al 900 a m. on toa Sin day ol Oarambar 2002 Ai toa Irofa duor of Santord Towing and Racovary tocaiad at 2522 Country C U i R l Santord. Fl 32771. tor toa pupota ol JiHXMng of toa todoaaig «anoa YEAR 1809 UAftE CXDf*U06*LE VIN# 1G3HYS4C1K1833189 P otoc auLtnat id a m an toa ft«fi 2002 Al toa fear# Towing and Macovary 2522 Coiaary Ctob Rd. bot, but w m do officers. 'Bid Steiner, kdo. Me has to a Hints o f is o f hattery, [to etude an nst without he Seminole nd. 92 iay {ns in/ormimpending place near >r a week on French (y of 13th Jcted after Vear holits will cost which will e Florida ta tk m . nc. will be 3T for the to, which 00. tad ctx*»sts include west of Sanfoid, CR-127 in Xur after of toa YEAR 1990 VIN# 2fAPfl6X9iB 13000 Put*** Nutoambar 20. 2002 S3128 ay Vlnosnl Room. i ’ �Page I4A Wntnrsdny. Nosrmbcr 20.2002 71— H e l p W a n t e d 73— Em p l o y m e n t 99— A p a r t m e n t s W a n ted 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is iie d U n f u r n is h e d 141— H o m e s F o r S a l e 118— O m c E S p a c e F o r Rent AfFOflOiBlE HOMES VENTURE ! PROPERTIES DOYLE'S RENTALS 91- Santonl: UWIBACottagt WM m I A A* Non-tmokm A No F M Lawn Mart Inducted $4S0r$450 DspoM tm +m t 2BV1BA WWcmte WL U l . Sm RktaAOIHcw-17/92 Santonl Laan . 1433 00 Mo pto* Ur, ted water, a m f A Vtete. $500 Dap 407 302 6069 location A rA R T M E N T S / lfO M E S T O S hare 141— H o m e s F o r S a l e NEAT' 78fl IB A apt W ad 3nd SI. Santoro Ca/palad. tofchnn equpped, C H A $49S»no ptoe $900 dap 407-334-3193 I K b n M tm JRA: Ua O n Frrty nm. D«ck. Ftncad Y d 3 Car Oar $107,900. AanoaaAid. Naar Carpal and Part on comar M . 1*5000 4 RR JRA: Ovar 1900 Sq l Uc O h Fmty, Fplc BMuWuty I'aa A landtcapad on aknod 1/3 acra $99 goo 4Rli a l a A Oaar 3.000 Sq R. IH On. Fam. Sc Perth an 1/4 Acra $95,900 CurtomRR4RftIRA:Ov«r2300 Sq FI. Lte, Dai. Fam ten. 33x33 Sc Ftool 3 Car Oaraga cn O ar l a Ada $310,900 93— R o o m s Fo r R e n t PAUL OSBORNF I tan lord: 11190 Park Ava. 10 R ’IBA, Cantral H/A. lolaVy ranovalad. water indudad. no amokara. no pate SSOQkncnte tantord: 12113 Uyrtto Ava. t or 30IV1 BA upsttn apt. CanUM/A. Spartoua and Uy>tl tSTSanonto tantord: Sandtewood 7SR/3SA 2nd Moor Condo. totety ranovalad. oaramc Ha torutxjt. ai appAancaa ndutog wuhar/dyar, comnaaaly pood $650tnondi Oalaan 20/10. near nvar. comptetey raturtnPad $950 par 407-3214979 ROSEEEX VILLAS RESPONS1BLE ONLY Cal tor rto, 407-339-1743 95— R o o m m a t e W a n ted Yard 9 Loadout/Drtvar Hawaii an poatoon tor YHd and Load C M aorkat with COL Dnyafi lioanaa tor oocaaonal plcfc-upa and DaOary FL 33713 AppAcabons Mon-Thun r J 217— G a r a c e S a l e s South Oak St. 2/3. carpal, appkancaa. acraan porch. $550 Caktenl ReaAy Svc. 407-799-3700. 103—Houses* Unfurnished A t* .lent to407-3mtlS^ Ovado. batond tea dabon Opan every Saturday 9 Sunday. *9. tow overhead low pncai 407-393- 36R/ 2SA tar fart nowl Oaraga. kadi part, carpet. W.D CHA. Ipactoua back yard. $950 4074194379 117—Commercial R en ta ls 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d FI $190011800 Oap Doyte Realty. 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FL 32773 toHW?WTtewn (407) 323-3301 unsurpassed by any oilier Brand Sanford Court Apartm ents .Country Lake Apts. Simply Superior Service Celebrate Christm as with us and our present to you.. 1 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ • SportiHM Murlmenl* with largr Unwin • l/ikr Fowl » Vu IIq U i II » Sparkling |xM>| a T* mb* Court ii ± ichuan'i a Iradern food anddekerf RaA Manogtn to p n ui »t the teftmOeaane Lake Mary 32. Ch X. toned yard. 3/1 5. tom. rm. to. lenca kem porch CH A $950mo 407 942 5333. 407-314-0093 d i a l llli-M- 21 7 — G a r a c e S a l e s 105—Duplex/Triplex W ^ . h , . Far (3M> butt ons 7 i M iM ATi: i I' Mi j ri i t: Opan Houaa. Sindvy. 12pm-*pm 40R3BA. 193S A t. fa Ukdian. Ra A barter to acrv porcn vrtnted vtriyt wnfcwsMcatown, a/da-aac. mary ama. $174900 SarWvd 407-331­ 9309 K.tchen prMagaa. $100**. $100 decent U U M a included 407­ 331-1933. Kerfet 11mi Portp NaaNy Room lor rant In my hcvna. bath. Uchan prtvaapaa. I Cal NV*. 396-717-1903. 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Certain ads and classification riJ T ' •W ^topdyata J,agtfs DaadNnaa: Friday. 5 pm tor V V e*22l?Ip*>ment w Wadnasday, 5 pm lor survtxv «*ton (VihCara (Cart tx Beauty (V -yuxs ^ ^ r c t e l Hantals HO USDS n , n| H D P a stu w ^ o Z la W a te d E X T '2 5 Lease To Own 127 StoragwOfflce For Rent Career Consuftam, 69 Rdaumaa 70 EAjcation AT r^ y , Services i! ami "amt 71 HelpWarn*,**0 a 73 E'fptoymerx A'are CLASSIFIED 322- 2611 MERCHANOISF b a rd j i CMd Care 141 Homes For Sale 143 A s ot State Property For Sale 143 Resort Property For Sale 147 bvAistrial Property For Sale 146 Mobile Home Lots For Sale >49 Commercial Property For 8ale 151 Investment Property For 8ale 91 Apartnenttf Homaa To Share 93 Hooma For Ami 96 Retirement Hornet 97 Apartments.Furnish*! 99 Apartments ■ 153 Acreage Lot For SMe 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For 8ale 157 Mobile Homes For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Watarfront Property For 8ala 165 Duplex For Sale lO O C o rx lo m ln u n lW ^ 101 Houses Furnished* 103 Houses UnHartshed 105 Dupies/Trlpie* cuenort iu •nbsauAi 2BRdoltowt*kknctalyM mom, must quaify m Cariaoe Cove. 12.000 Obo. 407-322SS99 ti or Preserve • W e is vi*rong itw 1300's jTM a %*TV F u R N rru * E F o r S a u BED i KTng o r t h o p e d ic m w ServnoSel 11.000 B TU Air Condmoner A Hxator 54QO.Atoo have in eiectoc h e ^ tor 120.40701-1903. ^ T S T I! £ta£Cota51403 to*4298.407MOOS 77 Btcto, toettod to Stated, orthopate BitA l l M M6. queen 1123. 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Shops, etc. Also CuNert Pipe: 15*1201 1179 20Tea IS'vTff 1212 OGaa Surplua Steel A Supply. Inc Apopka 407-2935783 wa we make t e change lor tie nest avaBsMe ed ~ on •» 5m day of pufcecetion. If you Rnd an error, and no wa eorreet tie enor tor tie next pubScaflon. We are „ Jtoit Iroerton on>yand onfy ter tie coat of (he aril Hearten.____________ AUTOMOTI VE 231 Cars For Sals 234 Automotive 233 Trucfc/Busea/VSns For 8ale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vahfdee Wanted 239 MoSorcyctaa/BSias For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. VsMciecCampen For Sale 243 Traiera For Sale 243 Farm Equipment 253 Afteratlone 256 AppSance Repair 237 Auto Elect RepMr 256 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer ConeuMng 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet 6 Instaiatione 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Casing Repair 267 Ceramic Tie 266 ChM Cere Centers 269 Cleaning SOndcae 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Deavery Services 273 Drywal 276 Electrical 277 Fanes 278 Handy Man 260 Homs Improvements 261 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Services 263 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lekafronf Clearing 265 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services 252 Accounting 233 AddBone A ’. Rma 103 Cal Tbm. 407-227- 26* M ent Mountain Bike W/Marching AduS Heknet. 11 Speed Exlratne ShodUEM. Rsbomd OUd Ik* ktopw 132. Rto In ths ivm t you n— d to chinos vour w & i » you need to change your ad wMe •Is naming, please (pve us a cte ate 279 HauSng M proteeatonM. r •toWe. leafier pockets. Never used sW to bau oast 14k. ts l I1S63 IS pe Ml e e ls tli. 407-060-1413 199— P m At S u m its 1M3 OFFSHORE atari SOtamsha romptotot) redone to 2001. Stand Loaxmce MappkXNr-OPS-FWh 0 DtpSt Ftodsr. VMF. " Eteort Having A Birthday Party For Your Child! Call Jackie For Face Paintings! The Kids Love Itl 386-216-4839 J u rm an 267 Lawn Servtcde 288 Legal Services 269 Lockarrdh aa------a vu MBtonry 291 Mortgagaa 292 Moving A Storage 290 0 6. Luba A P a w 2*4 I 2961 297 Pest Const* 3011 302 Screen A Glass W M t 303 SeoatarW A Typtog 304 Siring 306 Small Business 306 Stained Qlaas 307 Owtmmtng P o d t 306 Tarmas Repair - . -«_ea— a w irm iponttJon 311 Travel hcorKRjctBdthoaiivMflngbioar- ian*ay left, and Randy Monk. 312 Tree Service 313 TV/RadO 314 UphoMary 316 W aking A Sheet I 316 W e i Dri*ng 319 Window W M t a A T M m TBOKII! Ibm. 1103 407-AB1-7BR3 The New 2002 prop, dkw tank hoklan. gaN treSer aArMwe. 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DerS green ml spoiler, anted windows, sunroof, leather, CO 71k mass, new Ores A K Qsrage kepi dtw t tatertor, looka/runs great; was 516.700. reduced to 114.100. negollatAs. 407-027-5212. , ■ 262 263 264 265 Cabinets Carpentry Carpet 6 hutolaiwa Carpet Ctoaning 266 Ceding Repair 267 Ceramic Tito 268 C h id Cara Canted 269 Ctoaning Services 1 Accessories Tiudt/Buees/Vsns For Sale Car Rentals Vehicles Wsnted Motorcydes/B*es For Sale Boat Rentals Rec. Vehides/Campers For Sale Trailers For Sato Farm Equipment Aa Uttto Aa SIISOOWMIt PHILL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDIT... BAD CREDIT SANFORO 4073213163 (Sa Habto Eapanoi) 287 Lawn Service 288 Legal Sent* 289 Locksndh 290 Masonry 291 Mortgage 292 Moving 6 8 b * * 293 Oil, Lube 1 F(lT 294 PairMng 295 Paper Manas 297 Pest Cor** 298 PlanotOrgaiirt- 270 Concrete 271 Construction 299 Plumbing 302 Screen &GtoiWod 303Secrstortd n^ r 272 Detvery Services 275 278 277 278 279 232 AcoounBng 233 AddMona 6 Remodeling 254 Air CondMIoning Drywa* Electrical Fence Handy Man Hauing rww OwenSwlDL lue good M powar. sun root, toetory rtma. AMiFM CO • i. 58.500 407-324-1030 or 407-415-9792 Compte Aqut Pega Aguil LLAME AMR CASH Y LLEVESELO HOY CON 1150 PRONTO PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDtTO MAL CREDtTO SANFORO 407321-3163 304 Sidtog V 305 SmalButoe* 306 Stained O fe x s rs r-*" 261 legation 6 Repair 262 Jarvtortai Sarvicas 283 Jewelry 6 Repair 309 Transporiatai 311 Travel 312 Tree Sants 313 TV/Rado 314 Uphototory 284 Lakslront Clearing 316 W etdtoglSsa 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services Metal 318 We» OdBrg 319 WindowWunqITlnang as— 235— 234—Automotive Accessories 231—C ars For S ale * 300 Pressus C lieM 301 Rooflng N 280 H o m e Im prowmerto 207 Jewelry 208 Wearing Apparel 211 AnSque/CoSectibles 213 Bosts 6 Accessories 217 Qarsge Sales 218 Wsnted to Buy ------- A iL cw a— HIlSSPEROAV “CARa taut RENTAL** etorW. JuM had Sne k l >VC needs recharge 52500.407-324-7492. 261 Computer Ccrm M V 208 Heavy Machinery to Honda Accord EXVd.2<» cape Dart green ml tpo4er. tinted wtndaws. sunroof, leather. CO plever. 71k mdes. new Ores 1 brakes Oarage kept, dean Manor, tookatruns great; 516.700 407327-5212. IMS CHEVY CAVAURR. STICK 8MPT, AC 4 HEWTMRS, RUNS GREAT. S2JS0, 0 0 a 407433- 258 Automottve 260 Bush Hogging 201 to Fretard. Red 6 cyt. auto toadtd. rune great 66.000 mdse 15 000 Cal Mtor 6pm. 407 323|2519.________________ CwH ec B 5 S 3 5 c a a rewtar. ACtun I taotogeM.il500 257 Auto Elect. Rap** 222 Musical Instruments 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automollva 199 Pets 6 Suppiea 200 L>vestock/f«rm onto tor » e e * _ 221 Good Things to Eat 235 236 236 239 240 241 243 243 xtmm ** - " s s t fand^ S S s s s a g s a a I A U T O M O T IV E M ISCELLANEOUS 231—C ars For S ale 231— C a r s Fo r S a le W f t x d Probe Hi m is s y but bake good S1200 aba 407323I61R •PtougUss Cora* S M I 8RAISRIU TFT Longer. SN> toed* sen StxxAtor, Hfe Bock. I Mere Jew. ----U M m ator kght — -*- Cedar bWtol, n NiVH I •— Fid WarrenTy, m p u n u j, 11060407* _ _ 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions 181 Apptoncee 6 Furniture For Sale 163 Television 6 Stereo/RacSo 165 Computers For Sale 167 Sporting Goods 169 Office Suppaes 191 BukSng Materials 183 Lawn 6 Cardan 193 Machine Wort 197 Restaurant Equipment 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out ol State Property For Sale 143 Reeod Property For 8aie 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mottos Home Lota For 8ale 149 Commercial Property For Sals 151 Investment Property For Sale 1S3 Acreege Lot For Sale 154 Open Mouee 153 Condominiums For Sele 137 M oM e Homes For Sale a« n — »-j 1 9v n w rc n i t v_ m frtniva 100 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For 8aie R E N T A L S — B o r u n r 47 p a t e n , i s m • i PLUS IS S H U T MUSIC MAGAZINES. 1100. M E R C H A N D IS E payment In advance 322-2611 117 118 Office Space For Rent 118 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 123 Lease Tb O wn 127 StorageOfnce For Ren) 67 C areer Consonants 69 Resumss 70 Education 6 Training i t n#»p w in it a 73 Employment BOOKS. 407-323-43(1. Bbto, Floorixtto I cwSwtoor Wwsj * t Rdtad eondtoon 407323- Budnsee OppodunMee (dees E M P L O Y M E N T 223 — M is c e lla n e o u s |q ^ U v d wawtx M i *ww C0 020 Chaiy w n. Mows* ovor hont wtmtohtokL FtaqMt o itokfTWtaar gw notlTto Worth 1150 rww, aaUng 575. c « h only 407-3313050. In Longwood. T ruck/BusesA'ans For S au ________ T r u o /Bl i o /V a n s Fo e Sa u 19 9 6 C h ry»lw l5 to 5 T ^ S Y Com wston Von X L llL . awtonl contaon. otocMe tana to wwaL 2 or. kto I t 3 jog titan«gSsEto pxi«ng® f toot wvuww a w 235— T ruck/Buses/Vans For S ale Santord. 4073213163 8e H to ll Eipanot 116.66 PER DAY “ C A R IY A K R O R A L - •INSTANT CREDIT • TAKE OVER PAYMENT®!! 234— Automotive Accessories CALL MR CASH and DRIVE AWAY TODAY FOR A t LIBto Aa ItMOOWNtn PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDIT ..RAO CREDIT SANFORO 4073213163 (Sa Habto EipwnaQ i— MNFOto4073213163 -----------B S R -------------HUP06DU ” R o ra * A U To w r NBotki Swtort <073213113 _S*haw Expand mM o T o to a L s / B ik u T H T T o n T Rxngw Truck H 5 3 t •onw work 5700 obo. cadi. 407323-5016 P^ttTTIICAfletWIB NOCRBre-mCPEDTP Swntofd. 4073213163 SwHabtoEwand CALL MR. PRICE I S* Habto Eipanol SANFORO 4073213163 Tkec Vtoy Oood Coitoov FM EeE4) 205x55x16 Oood For Nttaan ate 180 407 366-7036. UAICIIIR.CASH TUnOELOHCV O*Wltol0WT0 « JaapChorakaa: 4X4. ExaWtod. whew. 4DR. UoutodtowAT.Cold AC. PS. PW/PU Poww Swan. AM/FM Stwrto CO Now Shocki/Tir*t, onw aww. *• mwWwnwncwrweadi awl I5J00 aba 407-326-9453 — C T is r n — •CREDTTO etSTANTANCO TrwwAwo Lk* Pago* A Su Nombrat Uwrw a St Prsctol «Maoiamos X-X.I- - «ingies - X_SANFORO 4073213153 B U ST 51S.M POR D U “ RENTA DC ALfTtWAN" down, lew cold to. Itotod. mdntwnad H 6.500. w i wgcktW 407-330-4574. 355-314-7110. hr FoiS au 26* Uwni W/Maktww d A Htoiwt 71 Spwwd. Eewiw ShockT A RtoxutLOwia kbgw XU. M L k U l^ O M w M 58600 3M3SH36 i — i — i— i — *7 Business & Services ' * m Directory A DO 1X 1 Ad^ ,“ l 0Ur bu,lr>«*t or servlets for a s little as SlOOper day. Call (407) 322-2611 to speak to a Classified ReprtMrtitlva This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. 1. Ads will be scheduled to run for 2 days. 2. Price of item must be stated in the ad and be $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. /XMAIL T O : Seminole Herald Classified Ads P.O. Box 1667 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 256-Automotive 2 7 5 -D R tW A L L 2 9 4 Pu n t i n g Low ell's Auto Repair Dry Wall ‘Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcomll UbtmNtaar e * Toyoto 6 ASE Mwttof Uwchanc Forwgn 6 Domwttc Auto Rwcwr A Swmcw 5400 Wool SR 46. Swntoid Cwl 407 302 8536 Hour, 8 00 •5.30 VISA MASTER CARO 2 6 9 -C l e a n i n c S e r v i c e s S u n c l e a n ---------Ww Otlwr Thwwt Sarvicwt •Mw«J Swnrtcw •Othcw Clwwnwig ■IVwMuiw Wwvwig •Floo* Rwflnutung 4073314711 lONECLEAMNO SERVICE Homw 6 Othcw WewWy Btwwwkl, Movw bv Uovw Out Swncw Rwtwiwncw, Avw4oblw Ptoooufw Qwwnwig Dnvwwx, Root Pool Dock, Fiww Euvmtw, Momw * (407)2433666 Cw» 4 (321)6623023 x\ NEAT-N-T1DY 407-324-1177 ^•AtownOol •Commwrclwl Aak About Our Spoclatal •ONLY ONE ITEM • M UST INCLUDE PRICE $100 OR LESS «..a rs n-----slough rs cQn#TWno Dtarwig Job) And You Wil _ PRINT AD HERE: C a l ua Agam*! 407-322-6336 L/l 277-Fence Comm a RwwdwnM A Rwom Wood, Chwxi Lrk A PVC Flow EUmolww. 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(jewntad 407328-60H&407-2214625 Kla Very RttfOnable Rafi*' callfosby, 4 0 7 2 2 '- 6 8 8 5 Sonilcw Dlioctaiy Una U SP***1* 515-75 per m onth....... 5 lines /3n°n,hs 524.75 per m onth.... 10 lines /3 -K5ntns •75 per monlh ... 15 lines /3™>nlhs Classified (4071 399-7611 � 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, 2002 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 20, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 20, 2002. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Page 12A Hi raid photoi *r Tore, — donated Margaret Levins, left, and Laurie Barley unload slutted animals from tholr vans Friday thal‘ woro to the r.borift's Otlico by the Ladies' Arts and Crafts Club at Palm Valley The city of Sanford'# 125th Anniversary Committee announced that plans am under way for Sanford's Annual Christmas Parade to be held Saturday, FX«c. 14, in Historic Downtown. In keeping with the year­ long anniversary celebration, the theme for this year's parade will be “125 Years of Christmas.” The long-time Sanford tradition has always been a hit with young and old alike. All interested orga­ nizations, churches, business­ es, schools arc encouraged to get their entry forms in early. For entry forms or further information contact Althea Parrish at 407-330-5641. Agencies plan increased traffic enforcement during Thanksgiving weekend >L -. iru( 111TS illatrisV themselves and>tiothers risk, the From Start Report* In light of increasing traffic fatalities and the onslaught of traf­ fic expected over the Thanksgiving holiday, the Oviedo Police IX'partment is cooperating with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, other Central Florida agencies and Buckle Up Florida in a strict traffic enforce­ ment pnrgram between Nov. 23 and LVc. i. The program, whicti coincides with UiKkJe Up America week, will focus on: Traffic safety cnfoavim*nt# DU I detection and apprehension. Speed enforce­ ment, Aggressive/careless dri­ ving, and Safety belt and child restraint enforcement. There are tlmse who believe that whether to wear a safety belt or not is their personal choice. The fact is, it Is not a choice, it's the law. For some' people who are placing Seminole Smile threat of a ticket is a gixxl motivatkm to get non-users to buckle up. Traffic crashes kill unrestrained adults, but also are the leading killer of young children. In Florida, children Urns* and under are* required to be in a seat, a bolster or belted, depending on their size. Children six to 17 years must be belted in either the front or hack seat. Six out of ten children who die in traffic cra sh * are unre­ strained. Periodically, to save lives, it is necessary to remind people that law enforcement officers are out there and watching. This Thanksgiving holiday will be one of tliose tines. Drive safely and Buc kle Up, Florida. For more information about Buckle Up Florida, or to see results from previous enforcement waves, visit www.buckleupflnrida.com Sheriff’s office receives 800 stuffed animals b .i aIsaIU Utla By UI M lctw ll* Je rl* Managing Editor argaret Levins and several of her colleagues Friday had some trouble lugging all their teddy bears into the second floor conference room of the Seminole County SFv.riff's Office. Several of the stuffed ani­ mals fell on the floor during their journey into the facility. They were quickly scooped up, however, and joined the more than H00 other inani­ mate creatures that will hopefully bring smiles to hundreds of children and seniors in the county. The Ladies' Arts and Crafts Club at Palm Valley, located just south of Oviedo, donated the stuffed animals to the Sheriff’s Office. Each year, members of the group collect the toys that will eventually be distributed, as needed, by the Sheriff's M M cO ,~ Itam M l I M M Child Protective Services Section and the Victims Advocate Unit. "Last year, they donated more than 300 stuffed aninuls to the Sheriff's Office," said Levins, a community M “ S ^ f S J ! service officer. "This year, they had a goal to collect 500 teddy bears, which they well exceeded." Originally known as Bear See Teddy Beats, Page HA Seminole Salvation Army needs volunteers fo^RedJCettle ^amj^gn . . From Staff Reports Attending Santoro i Veteran! Day Parade Index Cknxliad O uiiw uid D*o> Abby Food la g o li LfeSryW Obruarai Opinion Poke* lo g (■kgion S p o ilt . . . 4 !il SA I0A SC 3B ic-ac 3A AA 3A 4CSC IS 3 * laical officers at the' Seminole County Salvation Amiy are cote centra about the Increased need for tFieir services. At the same time, the- Amiy Is facing cutbacks in ite* popular Kill Kettle fund­ raising drive. "We already have applications for assistance from more Bun 700 families. That represents at least lBO families more than last vear," said Capt. Robert A. Reckline, corps officer for Ihe Salvation Army in Seminole County. "We .in> ui'IMd *1 noticeable increase- in _______ iwf ni the number of families families that llut do do not not usually ask for help. It certainly seems to be an indication tlut the downturn in the Ux-.il economy is leaving a dramatic impact on working families." Not only has tFte need for help increased, but the local Salvation Army b also facing cutbacks in the number of days and places tfiey will be able to place tin- tradilimul Red Kettle, during the holiday season. Reckline said. The Red Kettles provide an imiHirtant source of income to the local efforts. "A s i( ihrtM1. .iixu-iiniw urn* enough, the number of volunteers ^ m c . grandparents i ^ parents, and senior offering to "Ring the Bell" b less citizens have k e n applying for than List year," Reckline said help during the- past two weeks. The Salvation Army RcsJ Kettle Site said tliese people are already and tlx- Bell Ringers have been a making difficult decisions about tradition in Seminole County choosing between paying rent, since the I9.VK Volunteers are a utilities, prescriptions and outer key part of all the holiday activi­ bask needs. With the holidays, ties and have a positive effect there b extra concern about family toward the needy in the commuand doing something special for ' , 01 "We are hopeful thal people the kids. "We are going to be faithlul to will become more aware of the Cod's call to M p those in tued," need in our area and thal they will die said. " W flS v e faith tfut He volunteer a day —or more — to will move aixi that our friends help at this critical time1," he said. o ( A l l a,-. ..r.lin.t in Captain Linda live in a loving and caring com­ peo­ munity. I truly believe that if ifpeo ple are aware that there b still so much pain and need that they will k ‘V know that no needy child needs to go without a toy," she said. "We want to continue and go beyond that and help with other needs as well." People who want to help and provide volunteer time with the Rid Kettle campaign or the upcoming food drive, the food .ind clothing distribution, or other activities are encouraged to call i/Y -rm .-isa? 225. �P an e 2A Tin Seminole Mould Sunday. November 17. 2002 A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Weather proofing Cyber toast Will someone please tell Leona Rachman that it's no longer 1996? Back In the Roaring "90b, entrepreneurs made gigabits worth of money by sticking a "dot-com" to any business or concept. Didn't matter whether the fundamentals were sound, the cyber craze was so frenzied that Investore paid top dollars for compa­ ny's that lost unfath­ omable amounts of Around Tbs Clock money. The thinking was that these companies were ahead of the curve and the "new economy" would catch up. For most, the new economy turned out to be pretty much like the old econo­ my: bad business basics end up bitin' you in the butt. Evidently Rachman believes Sanford City Commissioners are still living in the Stone Age because she tried to get the city's stamp of approval for her brand of cyber­ mania. Rachman, you'll recall, b the founder of Cyber High School, a supposedly innovative learning cen­ ter that would boost the test scores and motivation of at-risk students through the use of the latest tech­ nology. The only thing innovative about Cyber High was how much taxpayer funding it could suck up. Cyber High earned Charter School status in Orange and Seminole counties, making it eligible for stole class­ room dollars. In less than three years, both county school systems yanked Cyber's charter status because of financial troubles and rock-bottom FCAT scores. Granted, most students at Cyber High were "atrisk," meaning no one should have expected the school's test scores to equal those at Lake Mary High. Rachman prides herself on being a sharp educa­ tion entrepreneur, but like those long-gone dotcorns, she forgot the basics. At-risk students are at risk of failingbecause they don’t have a strong foun­ dation of the basks. Technology absolutely has a role In building that foundation. But, if Johnny can't read a book, he's not going to be able to read the Internet, now matter how many laptops you give In celebration of Santo Claus' arrival, Oviedo Marketplace wiUpresent their Hometown Houdiy Celebrations Seturday, Nov. 16 from 3 until 8 p m. to mark the kick-off of the holiday sea­ son. Many musical and enter­ tainment performances are planned including an appeara n r e b y th e to iu fc ^ Symphony Youth Orchestra, for additional details call 407­ 977-2400. Saturday and Sunday, Nov. Alt 16 and 17, the Maitland Mali Center will offer a workshop in experimental watertolor Herald photo byTommyVlncont A worker directs a crane operator as he lilts rooting materials to the top of Sanford City Hall. Th e building, located on North Park Avenue, Is getting a new roof — just In time lor winter. The Seminole County Sheriff's department is seeking information that will lead to the arrest of persons believed responsible for a rash of van­ dalism during the past several weeks. Friday, Nov. 8 eight reports were token in Shannon Downs, Markham Oaks, Ravcnbrook and the Tall Trees neighborhood* regarding decorative lamps smashed in driveways. That same day, near Safe Harbour Lane near L ike Mary, tlx-re were throe reports of vandalism, one to a car, one to a flag­ pole and (Hie to a yard. Sunday, Nov. 10, near Lake Mary, two residents had their vehicles' win­ dows smashed while another had a flagpole ripped down. Monday, Nov. 11, three residents in the Crystal Lake subdivision near Longwood reported vehicles' windows were smashed. In most cases, ceramic tile was thrown through the windows. If arrested and convicted, those responsible amid fare felony criminal mischief charges which carry a maxi­ mum of fivey e a n in prison and a max­ imum fine of $5,000 Anyone with information Is asked to contact Sgt. Kevin Mahanke at 407-4-14­ 0567. C<-m itpt - *- — Velma Williams, to write a letter of Mil'port fur llu- new Cyber I ligh Sellout, which is ufx-raling as a private ixtxxil with AS students. Iessard flat out did nut want to sign any letter, but promised to put the matter before the full axnm ission last Monday nigh!. Turns out Rachman wanted the letter addressed to Gov. Jeb Bush. Bush and his cabinet were sched­ uled to hear Rachman's appeal two days later con­ cerning the revocation of Cyber High's charter school status. Wouldn't that have been a great way for Sanford to impress the governor? Wisely, the commission told Rachman that the Issue was between her, the school board and the governor. Bash made the right choice too, upholding Seminole County's decision. Rachman, meanwhile, continues to suck up tox dollars. She's suing Seminole County for revoking her charter without proper due process. The school boanl intends to vigorously defend itself, which it should, meaning dollars tiut could be spent on classroom technology Is going to the attorneys instead. Police B lo tte r DUI Arrests George Goebel, 67, Oak Leaf Lane, Longwood, was stopped by sheriff's deputies Thursday on Smokyrbe Blvd. in narcotics equipment. I !»•was rlurgvil will) driving under the influence (DUI) of aleohol/drugs. . .l, . «. . . Jimmy Jerome Franklin, 21, of West 11th Street, Sanford, was arrested by members of the Sanford police Special Tactical Unit, winking on street level narcotics dealing?. They reportedly had made contact with Franklin and arrange a purchase. He was located on North Palmetto Avenue and arrested on charges of selling cocaine and pos­ session of aicaine. Eric Jamie Otero, 22, of S. Winsome Court, Lake Mary, was stopped by sheriff's deputies Thursday on Weldon Blvd. at Highway 17-92. Fie was charged with DUI. Domestic Cases Rhonda P. Collins, 39, of Sandalwood Court, Oviedo, was arrest ed by Oviedo police early Friday. Officers said she had force forced' ’her way into an ex-hasband's residence on Sugarbenry Trail in Oviedo, and had become involved in an altercation with him. She was charged with battery/domestic violence, burglary and trespassing. Robert Allen Homer, 39, of Oak Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Thursday following a dispute with his wife. He was charged with battery/domestic violence. Drug Arrests LVIbort Lisk, 43, Bums Avenue, l-nngwixxl, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriff's deputies Thursday. Members of the City/County Investigative Bureau (CCIB) served a warrant at his address and searched the residence. They said during the search, task attempted to get rid of some of the items in the bathroom. 1le was arrested ini charges of destroying/tampering with t- idence, possession of under 20 grams of marijuana and possession of Poe position: You read it here first. Several montlis ago I opined tiut if tiie Democratic Party lud a lick of sense, they'd tell Reno and McBride to beat it and nominate Daryl Jones. With tlx- Dvms going oh-fer in statewide races, party faithful are calling for executive director Bob Poe's resignation. Seems tlx- Yellow-Oig Democrats want more firebrand leaders who can ignite the base and turnout fix- vote. Hut's Jones, not Ptx*. Jones is articulate, savvy, pixitogenic and can give a stump speech with enough passion to nuke a Republican vote tix straight Democratic ticket. I\x\ who resides in Republican-rich Seminole County, doesn’t pLin to resign. Republicans should hope he doesn't. Before tix- GOPers get Ux>caught up in their vic­ tory champagne, they sltould remember the adage about being careful what you wish for. They deci­ siv e ly control Tallahassee now, meaning they can't blame tlx- LVnxxrats when they fail to make gixxl ini belter health care or smaller class sizes. I egisLitors are facing massive revenue shortages and tlx1big " I " word Is looming large. Perhaps Poe's on to something after all. Dun I'inj* and fled in a vehicle driven by Stokes. The vehicle was eventually stopped on 1=4 at SR-46A. Both men were charged with retail theft, and possession of alco­ hol by a person under 21 years of age. Vandalism Spree Frederick Michael Loudermilk, 47, of Owl Haven Cove, Geneva, was arrest­ ed by deputies at his residence Thursday. Officers said he had been involved in a dispute with a female He was charged with battery/domestic violence. technique and how to release one’s creative spirit, entitled "Now & Zen". Taught by artist Beverlee Ahlirt, this two day workshop is designed for beginners ana experienced artists alike. Cost for the workshop is $90 for non-members and $81 for members. The event will be held In the Germaine Marvel Community Building at the Maitland Art Center from 10 a.m. until 3 pm . both days. For information contact Ann Colvin at 407-539-2181. The moving performance of musical The Rock and The Rabbi, is now being shown each weekend with the excep­ tion of Thanksgiving week­ end, until Dec. 21. The play b the story about the friendship between Peter and Jesus. Performances are at Orlando's Plaza Theater. For location, times and ticket information call the box office at 407-228­ 1220 or visit the web site at www.ThePlazaThcatre.com. Tito city of Casselberry will be presenting a free Jazz con-' cert for area residents from 5 until 8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 16 behind Casselberry City Hall, 95 Triplet Lake Drive, tiring a blanket and enjoy the evening of "Jazz at Sunset". Featured will be the Rich Walker Band, Soulful Fourcast and Sunyatto. For more information con­ tact Leah Canlas at 407-262­ 7720, ext. 1304. The city of Winter Springs will hold their "Winter Wonderland" Holiday Parade, Sunday, Nov. 17 at 2 3 0 p.m. The route will be on SR-434 beginning at the Winter Springs Elementary School and ending at the Badcock Shopping Plaza, just west of SR-419. Hie parade will include UCF Golden Knights' Dancers and Mascot, Indian Trails Middle School and Winter Springs High School marching Bands. Orlando Magic Dancers, Puff the dragon and Santo. For more information call 407-327-6593. Collection boxes for United Christmas celebration now at various sites Collection boxes are now located at various sites for the Seminole Count)’ United Christmas celebration to benefit tlx- children who have been the subject of abuse/special needs cases, whose cases have been investigated by the Seminole County Sheriffs Office-, Child Protective Services (CPS) Team in 21*12 Kids I louse of Seminole County is ab*> playing a vital role in this etxle-avor. Ihe- collection boxes are at the- six CPS will be holding this event on LAV 14, and the- main focus now is to get donations of gifts and materials to make-the- event a success. More tiun 750 children are invited; which repre­ sents only a portion of the- children the U7> team checked for abase-, or special needs, during 21*12 ' For more information, a intact Marie Carling at 407-665-6508, or Stacey Brown at 407-6654539. jc m noie spokes, a social vlub helping newcomers make friends and become famtliar wi th the Orlando ari-a will hold a get-acquainted coffee on Nov. 20 at 1030 a.m. For information on the club location of meetings or to * reservations, call Carol at 407-8806330. oil Editor an d Publisher Admuuetretion Batty Barrwtl “Serving Sr m m ole County Since IVIVi Otaptey Advert) eing Huene U w id M Sunday. November 17. 2002 • Vo) 95, No Write to us: 300 N. FrenchAvenue S4nlort.Fl 32771 Published every Wednesday and Saturday bt Hepot*c Newspapers. Inc - 300 N French Ave Sanloti •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fa« (407) 323.940f , Pwwncai Pueuge Paid at Sartord. Fluid* and adotuna) maZaig oflfcas USPS 441260 Paalmaalar Send addraaa changea lo Hepu blic N ew spapers, hu The SEMINOLE HEHALO PO Bu* 1M7 Santord. FL 3Z77Z-IM7 Subscription Flates ? n S* T"nc‘a County |||a B Uonma n SanvnoM Couvy »Z0 0C * W ar« SemmoM Ccurxy J36 oo I War Out 01 Stale JSZ 00 E-Mail us: HltarUt: •fltorthemUHiuurin tam towrtiiiag: ctotimeiiB1<#WltfaW c#m Publisher: _+>lHM1 »0ltH<fl|drnnt Call us: (407) 322-2611 �T h k Su u n o u H o u l d Obituaries Ma ry m . coh en RJ ^ D r i i 1 S hen' 68' Costa s g s a s R S i J S S S S S * " -v « ii^ S y ^ n' Sprin« Banfldd Funeral ffomc. Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. THERON TOM' W. _ Sunday, November 17. 2002 Pa**3A g u llio n I* 3 ™CT0l 7 ? n" W- CuU,on' 81. V .T 5 wo? d Avenue, DeBary, died Sundav, Nov. 10,2002 at his residence. Bom in Watcska, III., ne moved to Central Florida 18 y w a ago. He was a retired rural maU carrier and a member of OeBary Methodist Church. He belonged to VFW Post 8093 in American Legion in a ™ ” " ', ? , volunteer fireman in J S - y f r a - d degrec Mason [oGanvllle, 111., and owner of Dwlgc Garage in Wateska, III. Survivors include wife, Lois; stater. Beverly Meehan. Fort Myers; Baldauff Family Funeral Home/Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. Otureh, Va., John, Bastrop, Tex.; daughters, Billie Buzbee, R uskin, B arb ara Wfinrawm, hltham , uHsburg, Ann Carroll, Temple, Tex., Irene Lyle, Alexander City, Ala., Mary Gomez, Arlington, Tex., Sharon Tyner, Bartlett Tex.; step-daughter. Ruby Whitley, Woodbine, Ga.; 25 grandchil­ dren; 26 great-grandchildren; one great-great-granddaughter. Funeral services will be Saturday, Nov. 16, at 1 p.rn. at the Sanford Church of Christ with Interment following at All Faiths Cemetery, Casselberry. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. EUGENE H. RODGERS Eugene H. Rodgers, 85, laurel Avenue, Sanford, died TUesday, Nov. 12,2002 at Longwood Healthcare. He was bom O ct 31, 1917 In Frankford, Ky., and . moved to Sanford in 1956. He was retired from Orlando Navy Exchange, and was a 23 year vet­ eran of the US. Navy, serving in World War 11 and Korea. He was a member of First Baptist Church. Sanford. He was a 32nd Degree Mason and a life member XT of Sanford Masonic Lodge and Seminole #2 Order of Eastern Star. He belonged to Orlando Bahia Shrine Temple, Legion of Honor, WILUE MERLE 'NEWMAN' American Legion Post 53, PICKREN Veterans of Foreign Wars. Scottish Willie Merle "Newman" Rite of Free Masonry, US. Navy Pickren, 85, of Sanford, died Armed Guard, Knights Templar Wednesday, Nov. 13,2002. Bon* Eye Foundation, Fleet Reserve Aug. 27,1917 in Asbury, Ala., A-VHvijIion. Ancient Order of she moved to Mt. Dora in 1935 Camel Herders, Sanford Scottish and Sanford in the late 1970's. Kite Club, Srn/ord Shrine Club, She was a homemaker anil Senior Friends, Mtxtroe Chapter member of Sanford Churvh of •IS. Grand Cross of Cok>r and Christ. I H>ntU Sheriff* Association. Survivors incluile bn>thcr, li ijurvivor' todude son. Eugene M.C. Newman, Ti>rrancv, C al, Jr. IVhvtv JaughtvTs, Nancy stepsisters. Amy Lee Hanks. I lenderMxv Centerville Ind., Newton, Ala., Alice Sisk. Ram ho Laurel Tremblay, Sanford; Palos Verdes, Cal.; half sisters. nvphew Innun Steagall, Jewel Pierce, Midland City, Ala , Wappingere Falls. N.C.; grand­ Elizabeth Kvals, Hartford, Ala.; children Christine Sexton, Pamela sons. Gene, Sarasota, Jam3cs, Updike, Mindy Goins, Adam Sanford, Carrol "C.W", Sanford, Rodgers and Valerie Ford; and Joe, Dublin, Cal., Wade, Falls great grandchildren Andrew Sextan, Leslie Brewer and Dulton Henderson Goins. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in his name to the Bahia Shrine Center, 2300 Pdnbrooke Drive, Orlando, 32810-2469 or to VITAS; Innovative Hospice Care at VITAS Healthcare Corporation of Central Florida, 5T51 Adanson Street, Suite 200, Orlando, 32804. Funeral services were held Friday, Nov. 15 at First Baptist Church of Sanford with Rev. Rick Blythe officiating Bald win-Fairchild Funeral Home, Qaklawn Chapel. Sanford, In charge of arrangements. In charge of arrangements. Cowan Moughton. Sanford, died and a long-time resident of Wednesday, Nov. 13. Bom in Sanford. Sanford he was a life-long resi­ Survivors include sons, dent. He attended Seminole Damon, Philadelphia, Malik High School. Williams and Marquis Johnson, Survivors Include parents, both of Sanford; daughters, Debra Williford, Sanford, Roger Desray, Altamonte Springs, Smith, Buffalo, N.Y.; brothers, Shamnda, Sanford; mother, Roger Williford. Dtron Smith and Sarah Willis, Sanford; father, Jeremy Smith, all of Sanford; sta­ Hurtis Bouie, Rochester, N.Y.; ters, Laquonnia Wilson. Tikesha sisters, Tara Willis. Sanford, Hines, both of Sanford; paternal Pebbles Bouie, Boston, Mass., grandmother. Alctha Smith, Keshia Fowakes, Atlanta, Ga., Sanford; maternal grandmother, Bondkay Gooden, Orlando; Catherine Harley, Palatka,. brothers, Xavier Dowdell, Gail A Wynn's Mortuary, Inc, Rochester, Darryl Bouie, Orlando, In charge of arrange­ Sanford, Anthony Brown, Lake ments. Mary, Warren Deshae, Deland, Charles Hardness, Sanford; HURTIS LEONARD WILLIS maternal grandmother, Fannie Hurtis Leonard "H urt Dog" Mae Willis, Sanford.. Willis, 32, SRFuneral services will be 46, Sanford, Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 1 p.rn. died Tuesday, at-New Lite Word Center, 1311 Nov. 12,2002 Oak Avenue, Sanford, with Rev. at Orlando Ronald W. Merthie officiating. • Regional Visitation will be Nov. 19 from Medical 5 until 9 p.m. at Sunrise Center, Chapel, 900 Locust Avenue, Orlando. He Sanford. was bom June Sunrise Funeral Home, 25, 1970 In Sanford, in charge of arrange­ Rochester, N.Y. He was a chef ments. ROBERT LEE THAMES Robert Lee Thames, 45, San Marcos Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday, Nov. 14.2002 al Healtficare and Rehab Center, Sanford. He was bom June HL 1957 in Miami and moved to Sanford from Manning, SC . a ! 27 years ago. He was a construction laborer. Survivors include mother, Georgia Mae Dunwoody, _ Sanford; children, Monique, Sophia and Robert "Lee3 Geretny Jr„ all of Sanford; broth­ ers Willie and George Pearson, both of Sanford, Fred E Brooks. Deltona, Tommy Lee, Greenville, S.C., Leon Lewis, Rocks way, N.Y., Harold Glen Davis, Jamaica, N.Y., Rodney Dunwoody and Ronald Dunwoody, both of Miam; sta­ ters, Jervine Johnson, Sanford, Susan Green, Southern Pines, N.C., Debbie King, Savannah, Ga., Rooalvn Dunwoody, Miami; four grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 6 p.rn.. at Zion Hope M.B. Church, 710 Orange Avenue, Sanford. There will be no visitation. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. CARL A. SMITH Carl A, Smith. 83, West Hyde Drive, Deltona, died Tuesay, Nov. 12,2002 at Ills residence. Bom in Anderson, S.G , he moved to Sanford in 1927 and to Deltona In 1998. He was a saw mill laborer and a member of W stvlew Baptist Church. Sanford. He was a veteran of the U S. Army. Survivors include care giver, Mary Kirkgard, Deltona; stator, Frances Hall, Daytona Beach. Altman-Long Funeral Home and Crematory, DeBary, In charge of arrangements. MARY A. STEPHENS Mary A. Stephens, 95, Chipola Ave.. IX-Land, died Saturday, Nov. 9,2002 at Woodland Terrace Nursing Home. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida 35 years ago. She was a homemaker and a mem­ ber of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church in Deltona where she was Eucharist Minister. She was a member of Adoration Society, National Council of Catholic Women and lA*ltona Civic Association. Survivors include daughters, Marilyn 1 lorbwitz. Key Biscayne, Jacqueline Crimmel, Succasunna, N.J.; six grandchil­ dren. 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K » T IM N aH CoprnjN OKXHTha SatranoNHuM Sanford, Florida w w w .s o m in o lo h e ra ld .c o m Commission tables Lynx funding proposal By Dan Ping Editor Edltor l n 4/s I T a xp a ye r fin a n c e dt r trip to L a s V egas c o n tin u e s to d a m a g e tra n s it a g e n c y T flX D flX / ftr f i n a n r o r l SANFORD — Fallout from a taxpayer financed trip to Las Vegas continues to damage Lynx, Central Florida's regional transportation agency. Mynday nighl, Sanford City Commissioners tabled an agenda item to give lynx $180,000 for the current fiscal year. The commission wants to see the results of an investigation by Orange County regarding the trip A local television station, WKMG Channel 6, followed nearly two dozen Lynx employees and board members to Las Vegas last month. Agency officials purportedly made Ihe trip to attend a national transit conference, however. WKMG reporters filmed several Lynx* officials gambling and drinking at the “ PP° “ '" “ d usually m ^r usuallyeenerafes generateslittle littlernm comment. Mayor Brady Lessand pulled the item from the consent agenda and asked com­ missioners to table the matter dra,w" CTl«,d ^ ' otage. fn a. h ™ rrin. footage. In addition. Lvnx Lynx h has been criti­ cized for send more people lo the confer­ ence than Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville combined. The funding proposal was part of Sanfotd's consent agenda, a portion of the meeting that deals with routine matters that require commissioners' approval and H o m e is w h e r e th e p la y o f f s H o n o r in g b e g in o u r v e te r a n s Lake Mary and Oviedo, both 9-1 and co-champions of the Seminole Athletic - Conference, will open play­ offs at home on Friday. PageSA The Sem inole High School Bend is hosting their fall con­ cert Thursday, Nov. 14. begin­ ning at 7 JO p.m. In the school auditorium . 2701 Ridgewood Ave. in Sanford. Under the direction o f P .L Malcolm and Frank Taylor, the groups to perform Include the Sym phonic Band, Wind Ensemble and Marching B jn d . The concert is free and open to the public. For additional information, phone the band n>om at 407-320-5161. In addition, members of the Marching Band are now tak­ ing orders for their annual Christmas Tree/Wreath sale. O rderi will be taken through Monday, Nov. 18. T h is year's sale features premium Frasier Fir trees and wreaths. Trees can be ordered with a $15 deposit fee and the wreaths can b e ordered with a $5 deposit. The trees, direct from the C arolines, are priced at $54.50 plus tax for six to seven foot trees, $59.50 plus tax for the seven to eight foot trees, and the 24 inch wreaths are $16.95 plus tax. The band members will also be selling M im i's candles, available in 50 scents, for $14 each, with eight ounce double scented candles for $10. All orders including trees and candles will be available for pickup on Dec. 4 at the Sem inole High School D river's Ed parking lot. west of the football stadium , between 3 and 6:30 p.m. To place an order, contact any band member or phone the band room at 407-320­ 5161. Staff Writer With a unanimous decision, the Seminole County Commis­ sion TUesday approv ed going for­ ward with a drainage project at Lockhart-Smith Canal. The canal is kxrated in north­ west Seminole County, north of SR-46 off Oregon Avenue. The primary canal system, originally constructed in 1930, provides drainage of more than 12 square miles of the northwestern part of the county. The dty staff stressed the importance of making improve­ ments, as tlie canal has not been maintained in approximately 50 years. Since it was dug, new growth l i a s toned additional _ drainage in Ihe canal - namely the Seminole Towne Center mall, nearby businesses and residential areas Photographs of the present area presented to the commis­ sioners revealed a number of trees, killed by occasional high water, having fallen into tne canal, along with debris, further restricting tne flow of water. Proposed work is to recon­ struct the channel, stabilize the banks and reduce the potential for flooding. Also, in the past, because of privately owned prop­ erty, the county has not had access for regular maintenance. The total length of the property to be improv ed is nearly 10 miles. According to plans of the canal, at the present time, it is supposed to be approximately 50 foet wide. With all of the debris and dead trees however,' it is generally much smaller. Mark Flomerfelt, manager of Rood Operations and Storrrm ater for the County explained Out the proposal calLs for widening the resent canal after debris has ten removed, to as much as 100 • feet. This would be a 60 fixit wide canal with 20 feet low run-tiff areas on each side. The widening would also require a number of pa-sent trees to be removed or relocated. “We're going to need to obtain easements from the property owners," he observed. "Property owners apparently aren't going to give as any land but they are will­ ing to sell it to die county." According to the estimated E S e m in o le S m ile L t . R - i , e Nicholas Colesanti - In d e x Ob*iooii«i Police lo g Spoflt . . ■ Ih e c o n te st Ls o p en to all Sanford residents, K nipfer said. To p articipate In the con test, h o w ­ ever, p eop le need to fill o ut a n entry form b efo re M onday, Dec. 2, so the ju d g es know w here to th e re w ill be five categ ories in this y e a r's con test, including (test O v erall D isplay, T rad itio n al D isplay, U nusual D isplay, N um ber o f Lights and Best Block. Prizes w ill be aw arded to the winners in each category. p h oto* by Tommy Vlncar* The community gathered Monday tor Sanford's annual Veterans Day Ceremonies, hosted by the Disabled American Veterans Chapter Na 30. Pictured above. 6year-oid Shacoreyia Jordan bows her head in prayer during the cere­ mony. Shacoreyia is standing next to her great grandmother. Ruthto Hester, who is a member ot the Amvets Ladies Auxiliary At right. Sgt. Gerald Smith salutes during tho national anthem Smith is the Seminole High School U. S. Air Force Jr. ROTC Instructor. For more photos, soo Page 6A There is no entry fee for the contest. Knipfer said. A property may only win once in a three-vear period in order to allow others the opportunity to be recognized for their efforts. You may be a “block" winner one year and "resident" winner a different year. “The contest realiv helps peoget into the holiday spirit,” pfer said. “And, it shows everybody, especially visitors to the area, what a nice community Sanford is." The contest is being held in conjunction with Sanford's 14th annual Holiday Tour of Homes, which is scheduled for Dec. 6 through Dec. 8. The event is a walking tour of 14 structures cen­ tered on Magnolia and Park avenues. This year, the event will aLso celebrate the 125th birthday of Sanford. For ticket and other informa­ tion concerning the Holiday Tour a o f l tom es, call 407-263-4488. For an entry form for the Lighting Contest, contact the Sanford Historic Trust at PO. Box 536, Sanford, FL 32772. Entry forms may also be picked up at The Seminole Herald office, located at 300 N. Fre-nch Ave. A copy of tlie form will also be published in the weekend edition of The New lights allow Paw Park to stay open longer M em ber of the Am erican leg io n and VFW Dear Abb/ legal* Sanford Historic Trust wants residents to start getting into the holiday spirit. The organization is once again sponsoring the Holiday Home Lighting Contest From Dec. 2 through Dec. 5. judges will be roaming the streets of Sanford looking for the best holiday deco­ rators. “The Trust has sponsored the contest for the past several years,” said Trust board member Mike "Gordy” Knipfer. “We try to get people to decorate their homes before the beginning of the annu­ al I loliday Tour of Homes." See Project. Pag« 7A By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor C fottw ofd Residents encouraged to ‘light up’ for contest Seminole Herald. h CloUil«d See Lynx, Page 7A Managing EdMor By Nick Pfetfauf S H S band • concert Thursday nets' t o U ^ ^ r a s ^ ^ ? , 8^ on w„ h ,h“ a f *ncyK. ■ / ’ l" * " b ci ,v » Lw w ra said. Sanford needs to be convinced that Lynx is using our taxpayers' dollars in a wise manner." Lessard wouldn't not speculate about whether the dty would withhold part or 4AAA I2A-I4A 13A 2A 11A-12A 1A 2A BA I0A SANFORD — Things are just a little bit brighter at Paw Park. Through a collaboration between the city and Friends of Our Paw Park, lights were recently installed at the dog park. As a result, the- facility will now dote al 8 pin. nightly, giving visitors and tlwir canine friends additional tune to spend at die park. “The lights have been very well accept­ ed," said Mike "Gordy” Knipfer, diair­ man of Friends of Our Paw Park. "Not only do people have more time to spend at the park, tlie lights also make it safer for $15,000 of the $25,000 needed to complete tiiem. "We keep a dog log at the park where the initial stage of the park, the canine people can make comments and exercise area officially opened on May 5, requests," lie said. "Installing lights was 2001. The perk b currently maintained by one of the biggest requests made by visi­ the city of Sanfoni Parks Department. Tlie area was a dty park long before tors." The $25,000 lighting project was becoming a favorite hang out for dogs In financed mostly through the city. Knipfer 1886, laycee Park was built in the Icvaticxi said. However, a small portion was paid that borders Sanford’s historic downtown through donations raises1 by Friends of district. The park, however, slowly deteri­ Our Paw Park, a group of Sanford resi­ orated through the years and became the dents who worked with the dty to co­ hot spot for vagrants, prostitutes and drug dealers ami was littered with bro­ found tlie park. Friends of Our Paw Park formed the ken glass, trash and other debris. All that changed when Paw Park was • e-)* of an off-leash dog park ui May 2UjO With the support and approval of Lights, I’Jg * 7A City Commission, which budgeted Hat pftoto by TommyVtocaM Lights were recently installed at Sanford's Paw Park. �Pa#e 2A Wednesday. November D. 2002 TNI SCMINOLt HeIULD S e m i n o l S e u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Absence of affection makes woman doubt man’s love O A pickin’ and a grinnin’ DEAR FEELING HURT You are looking for reassurance; he’s a poor communicator Clip this column and be sure he sees It Read on: AUSS1NG.MABY.1N COLORADO DEAR M ISSIN G MARY: Terhapa It's because they were taught as boys that It's unmanly to express emotion — which they have interpreted to mean that expressing heartfelt emotion is a sign of weakness. Fortunately, In these "liberat­ ed" times, that philosophy is changing because we now know that expressing one's feelings is healthy for both men and women. DEAR ABBY: My siblings and I need your advice. We know our stepfather is cheating on our mother, but we don't know what to do. We love our stepdad and would never have thought this could happen — but it's become a cold reali­ ty We cannot just sit and watch our mother be taken advantage of. It feels like we are betraying Mom by not telling her what we know. She reads your column faithfully and has often clipped it for as to read. Abby, please help us. We’re at a loss. NEEDING ADVICE ASAP IN KENTUCKY DEAR NEEDING ADVICE: You have been placed in a terrible position. Tell your stepfather what you know, and give him a deadline to break off the affair — or else YOU will tell your mother. And if he doesn't do it, follow through. MS*M Cfcar Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren. also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother. Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. What teens need to know about sex, drugs, AIDS, and getting along with peers and parents is in "What Every Teen Should Know." To order, vend a business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $5 (US. funds only) to: [fear Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0147. (Postage is includ­ ed.) C 200} UNIVEXSAL fS L S S SYNDICATE Q Dan Ping Editor and Publisher SAT The dty of Casselberry will be presenting a free jazz con­ cert for area residents from 5 ^ 1T!^ ^ . ^ Hy ^ ^ a ^ ^ ^ Elementary School during Tuesday's Teach-In 2002. 0^^'P^A roundH o«yftorW nH rade»tud»ntslnJuiaPBrrv1idasaatVV1l»on Drug Arrests • Horace Phelps, 23, of Decatur, Ga. was arrested by Altamonte Springs police Friday. Police were called to a motel on South Wymorc Raid In refer­ ence to a disturbance. They found a group of people in the parking lot, one of whom said she was visiting a subject in one of the rooms. Police checked the room and kxated Phelps. A search of the room reportedly discovered a 38 Avenpe, SanforxJ, wan arrested by ' caliber Handgun, over 351 pounds of Sanford police Sunday. A vehicle had cannabis packed in four separate duffel reportedly been stolen the previous bags, trace amounts of cocaine, a scale, evening, and three men had been dri­ weights, plastic baggies and other mis­ ving through Sanford looking for it. cellaneous paraphernalia. When they discovered it parked on Phelps was placed under arrest and Sterling Court, they summoned police. is being charged with trafficking in According to the arrest report, two men cannabis, possession of a firearm by a had entered a residence the pervious convicted felon and possession of evening with a pistol, beat the resident, cocaine. The investigation is continuing. stolen a gold chain, taken the car keys, • Cedi Grady Legette, 18, of Deltona, and driven off in his 1995 Chevrolet was arrested by sheriff's deputies When officers located the onI ------ ---------—— — ~ vehicle • viwvre. cm Monday. An otfkvr saw Legette's vehi- Court, they said a number of I III'~7|-------. ------ Sterling cle parked illegally on Milltowne Way items reported stolen were in the vehinear Lake Mary High School and inves- cle,— 1 •*— ■■two men stripping and they*— found tigated. Legette was subsequently the vehicle. One of the men was unable arrested for possession of marijuana to be located, but Lawson was appre­ with intent to sell or deliver within hended and arrested on charges of 1AX) feet of a public school, possession grand theft of a motor vehick*, rob­ of narcotics equipment and possession bery/home invasion, aggravated bat­ of under 20 grams of marijuana. tery with a deadly weapon, and petty • Benton P. Hagge, 21, of Altamonte larceny. Springs, was stopped by sheriff’s • Bryant Mark Losso, 28, of Orlando, deputies Sunday on North Street in was arrested by Seminole County Longwood. He was charged with pos­ Sheriff's deputies early Tuesday. His session of under 20 grams of marijuana, vehicle was parked in the east bound rV Y iC ilC C Irtfl n f ------*----- — * .1 possession of narcotics equipment and rest area of Interstate-4 near Longwood. driving with a suspended license. A license check indicated the vehicle was listed as having been stolen in Stolen Vehicles Orange County. Losso was arrested on • Bernard Lawson, 19, Summerlin a charge of grand theft motor vehick*. Scott Steven Cooley, 22, of Cardinal Cove, Sanford, was arrested by deputies Sunday in a parking lot near his home, where he reportedly had backed into another vehicle, then left to go to his apartment He was subse­ quently charged with driving under tne influence (DUI) with property as well as at the main office at 100 Bush Blvd., and at the jail. Several businesses have expressed an interest in collecting the toys, as well. The CPS Team needs new, unwrapped toys to be given to the children who are on a gift list. IXinated gifts will also be made avail­ able for the Santa's toyshop, where the parents/ guardians can shop for the children, and the merchandise will be offered at a low price. CPS will be holding this event on naMlMntH John CoWrr-an NoiHa.ua Claaadlsd Adva, rising M IU M i Daan Sman Tommy VncarC current insurance, and improper back­ ing. Retail Thefts • Lanette Darnell Pope, 37, Locust Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at a retail store in the 3600 block of South Orlando Drive in Sanford. Police said Pope, and a 17 year old female, had reportedly token a number of clothing items from the store without paying. She was charged with shoplifting from a mer­ chant. • Deborah Lynn Williams, 36, of Winter Springs, was arrested by Longwood police at a store on Highway 17-92 in Longwood early Tuesday. Officers said she had token a cake from the store without paying. She was charged with petty theft. • Michael Boydcn Faulkenbury, 30, Creekwater Terrace, Lake Mary, was arrested by deputies in a store in the 4100 block of West Like Mary Boulevard. He reportedly had attempt­ ed to take a number of items from the store without paying. He was charged with petit theft, resisting a law enforce­ ment officer without violence, and resisting a merchant. Dec. 14, and the main focus now is to get donations of gifts and materials to make the event a success. More than 750 children are invited; which represents only a portion of the chil­ dren the CPS team checked for abuse, or special needs, during 2002. For inquiries about the event more information, or how to help, contact Marie Carling at the Seminole County Sheriffs Office at 407-665­ 6508, or Stacey Brown at 407-665­ 6539. The Seminole H erald Wednesday, N «#,nber 13. 2002 • Vo! 95. No 25 Published every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc a 300 N. French A y * . Sanford, F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322 2 0 1 1 *Faa (407) 323 9406 HwwScal tfoatage Paid at Sar.funj Ho, d r and adSbonal medng oMces Lagal Advertising PM Snxh U SPS 441280 Postiruuiar Sand address changes to Circulation Wanda K o u rp m at R epublic New sp ap ers, Inc. The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Baa IM 7 Sanford FL 12 / / 2 ia « / • i i * » Saturday, Nov. 16, at 7 p m , at :. Orlando Marriott in Lake Mary. • Part of the proceeds will benefit Make-A-Wish. Tickets are now available, .• $25 in advance, S35 at the door. For information phono Debbie Lee at 407-333-4748. . SUN The dty of Winter Springs * •' will hold their "Winter Wonderland" Holiday Parade, . Sunday, Nov. 17 at 2 3 0 p.m. * The route will bconSR-434 beginning at the Winter Springs Elementary School an d '. ending at the Badcock Shopping Plaza, just west of SR419. The parade will include UCF Golden Knights' Dancers and Mascot, Indian Trails Middle School and Winter Springs High School marching Bands, Orlando Magic Dancers, !*uff the dragon and Santo. For more information phone 407-327-6593. WED Seminole Spokes, a social club helping newcomers make friends and become familiar with the Orlando area will hold its get-acquainted coffee on Nov. 20 at 1030 a.m. For information on the dub, location of meetings or to make reservations, phone Carol at 407-880-6330. TUE Central Honda Regional Hospital will sponsor a Wellness Seminar for weight reduction on Tuesday, Dec. 3 from 6 3 0 until 8 3 0 p.m. The seminar will be conducted sim­ ilarly to the preceding day on Smoking Cessation. For more information phone 1-8004148- We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name address and phone number to be published. U t f a l a j«n a Dons Dwtndi M an s H a a k n • ; d am age, hil A m n / leav ing tne scene, d riving with u u n p -r u ln l license, no Collection boxes for United Christmas celebration now at various sites Collection boxes will be going out tliis week for the ScnvnoU* County United Christmas celebration to ben­ efit the children who have been the subject of abuse/special needs cases, whose cases have been investigated by the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, Child Protective Services (CPS) Team in 2002. Kids’ House of Seminole County is also playing a vital role in this endeavor. The collection boxes will be distrib­ uted to the six SCSO district offices, blanket and enjoy the evening of "Jazz at Sunset". Featured will be the Rich Walker Band, Soulful Fourcast and Sunyatto. For more information contact Leah Cantos at 407-2627720, ex t 1301. Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce will present the 12th annual Fantasy Night DUI Arrest “Serving Sem inol^'ouniy Since I VOX" Display Advartiamg ( will hold it's kickoff breakfast , Friday, Nov. 15 from 8 until 9 a m at AAA Building in Heathrow. Honorary chairper­ sons for the event are Diane Parker, President of the Seminole County/Lak* Mary , j Regional Chamber of Commerce, and Lake Mary j Police Chief Rkhard Beery. The, I event, scheduled for April 11 | and 12 will involve businesses, 1? dubs, families, friends, hospi: tab, churches, schools and str- , vice organizations forming teams to rabe much needed money to fight cancer. , For additional detaib, call . 407-843-8680. ......................... . bout The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life 2003 FEELING HURT IN RENO . & A FRI DEAR ABBY: I have a somewhat heartwrenching dilemma. Last night, I told my fiance that I loved him so much I would be devastated if something happened to him. He didn't say any­ ........................... thing. Then 1 asked him if he felt the same wav. He said, "Well... probably." Abby, he is not affec­ tionate and there have been many times when I have doubt­ ed his love for me. He treats my son like his own, though. We've discussed this, and he always tells me I overreact What should Ido? DEAR ABBY: I enlisted shortly after Pearl Harbor. Thirty-six days later, I was on my way to the Philippines. En route, the Philippines fell to the Japanese, and we were routed to Australia. Eleven days after we landed, I met the most beau­ tiful girl in the world. On our first date, I told her I was going to marry her. I did, 18 months later, while on a 10day R-and-R leave from New Guinea. After more than 57 years of marriage and two children, my beloved "Mary" died five days before Christmas. Although we agreed that our ashes were to be scattered over the mountains, I found I could not part with hers. While Mary was alive, she would frequently say, "You don't know how much I love you." Yd reply, "Likewise." I never said, "I love you." Now her ashes are on my dresser, where I tell her sev­ eral times a day how much I love her, but it's too late. Although I wrote poetry to her, I could not bring myself to say the three words I knew she wanted most to hear. As my dearest was dying and we thought she was comatose, 1 told her, T here aren't enough wools to tell you how much I love you." A tow hours later, she whispered, "Not enough words" and died. The reason Fm writing is to urge men to express their feelings while their loved ones are alive. I don’t know why, but many men are reluc­ tant to express the depth of their feelings. • . ut Write to us: 300 N. Franco Avenue Sanford, FI 32771 Call us: (407)322-2811 E-M ail us: S u b s c rip tio n R ates 3 Mentha m SammoieC o s ily S it 00 6 Month* n Sammola County |20 00 I > W rv SarrwxVa CourTy 00 1 War Othar Florida Courtly $42 00 I W ar Out O l Stria U 2 00 Wltortjl: AUnititiag: omiUttuaiiMlrtMnld.i PuMUtir Fax us: (407) 323-9400 �T h i S eminole Ho u l d Wrdnemiay. Nmemtirr L’h 2002 P a g f 3 A Obituaries . sJ anton h . "AWHOLOMBW S m !0 " ^ ^ r tb o lo m e w , 83, Maplehurat Ave., D*Bary, d W m l r ^ " ov- io <m w ■» Florida Hospital Fi»h Memorial, Orange Cltv. Bom ^ 6' *" Mahoning County, Ohio he moved to Central Florida five years ago Survivors include sons, RobSert, Bonafay, Arthur, DeLand; daughters, Marie Guy, Columbiana, Ohio. Kathryn Moffatt, Mcchanicistown, Ohio; brother, l.* * ' BS u fa >'; 18 grandchil­ dren; 39 great-grandchildren: s ,x 8 "a'-g reat-g ran d childrvn Baldauff Family Funeral Home/ c remat°m, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. WILLIE E. BENNETT Willie E. Bennett, 82, of Sanford, died Saturday, Nov. 9, 2002. Bom Nov. 3,1 9 2 0 in Geneva, he was a life long Central Florida resident. He was a rancher and a dairyman. Survivors Include wife, Ruby; sons, Bobby and Willie; daughters, Barbara Stone, Nancy Welker. Julia Bulick and Rose Lawson; brothers, John and Paul; sisters, Sadie, Margaret, Helen and Patsie; 14 grandchildren; 12 great-grand­ children Graveside services will be Thursday, Nov. 14 at 11 a.m. at Evergreen Cemetery in Sanford with pastor Thomas Harris officiating. Visitation will be from 6 until 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. CLARENCE AUSTIN CHARRON SR. Clarence Austin Charron, Sr., 82, o f Sanford, died Sunday, Nov. 10,2 0 0 2 . Survivors include sons, Steve, John and Danny; daugh­ ter, Dianne; 15 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren, all of Sanford. Graveside services will be held Friday, Nov. 22, at Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, with Military Honors. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. SU YOUNG CHOUNG Su Young Choung, 47, of Sanford, died Friday, Nov. 8, 2002 at Shands Hospital, Gainesville. He was born in South Korea. He was the owner of Angelo's Pizziara in Sanford. Survivors include one sister, and fiancee Chong Hui Chi, Sanford. A memorial service was held Tuesday, Nov. 12 at the Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. MARY ELIZABETH FLETCHER Mary Elizabeth Fletcher, 77, Giovanni Street, Deltona, died Friday, Nov. 8,2 0 0 2 at her resi­ dence. Bom April 3 ,1 9 2 5 In Norwich, Conn., she moved to Central Florida 40 years ago. She was a teller for Barnett Bank and a Catholic. Survivors include daughters. Dale Barber and Joyce Fletcher, both of Orlando, Muriel Fletcher, Deltona. Baldauff Family Funeral Home/Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. Survivors Include wife, Lois; sister, Beverly Meehan, Fort Myers. Baldauff Family Funeral Home/Crematory, Orange City, In charge of arrange­ ments. HAROLD W. KING Theron “Tom” W. Guillion, 81, Homewood Avenue, DeBary, died Sunday, Nov. 10, 2002 at his residence. Born in Watseka, III., he moved to Central Florida 18 years ago. He was a retired rural mail carrier and a member of DeBary Methodist Church. He belonged to VFW Post 8093, DeBary, American leg io n , Wateska, III., Sheldon III Volunteer Fireman, 32nd degree Mason in Danville, III. and former of Dodge Garage In Wateska, III. FYAO plans free conceit for Seminole County students „ *!!?,n8 irnrhestra (FYAO) will perform a tree o x u i t for Seminole County s ru ^ h ^ ftd rfa m ib e s a tth e n t l t n a M n lw a tr e Nov. 23, begfaming at 330 pan. The concert is an opportunity for Seminole County students to see and hear an amazing orches­ tral iiai performance pcuumuncr by Dy exceptionally talented young musicians. The concert will feature performances by The Young Artists Sinfonia — FYAO's beginning strings orchestra for musicians ages 6 through 12; and The Young Artists Chamber Symphony Orchestra — FYAO’s small and highly advanced chamber orchestra for talented musicians ages 12 through 22. The Chamber perfor­ mance will include Aanwi Copland's Appalachian Spring and compositions by Bela Bartok. spearhead arts-relatcd projects, The Florida Young Artists arts and cultural everts and pro­ Orchestra is an award-winning grams in Central Florida. The calorganization that offers a wonegory Children's Programs looks derful educational opportunity to for an effective program that fosmotivatod and committed music ters the creativity and imaginastudenls seeking to enhance their tion of children and youth from _ i—i ability. aj| jh J backgrounds musical Recently, the FYAO received a within the community and second-place Arts-*- Award for demonstrates the importance of Children's Programs from United encouraging young people to Arts. 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These stories must be historically accurate, based on fact, and tell a good story about the subject matter. The Sanford Historic Trust will award: • $50 to the best story in the High School Division • $25 to the best story in the Middle School Division Each participant and each school with at least a single entry will receive certificates for partic­ ipation. Each story submitted will be linked to the Sanford Historic Site and posted on the International "Listening to the Walls" Web Site. Submissions should be post­ dated no later than Nov. 15. Seminole County participants are also encouraged to create web sites about their stories and research and submit these links. Send entries to: Sanford Historic Trust, PO Box 536, Sanford, FL 32772-0636. Bu rial F u n e ra l H H ardw are S H IP S H A P E ? CD’s, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Stocks, Avset Management, Insurance and Annuities... For retirem ent, Education, and Estate Planning We can even help you plan for a new Ixiat if that Is in your dreams. Deadline for story contest this Friday B a n f ie ld the FYAO office at 107-257-WWA Up to four tickets will be provid­ ed per family, subject to availability. The special holiday concert is made possible through the sup­ port of the Seminole County Cultural Arts Council and the Helen Stairs Theatre. a Is y o u r p o r t f o l i o LEO ELMER PEARSALL Leo Elmer Pearsall, 79, Pine View Drive, Orange City, died Thursday, Nov. 7, 2002 at his residence. He was born in Torodo, Wash. He was a retired supervisor for International Paper Company and a veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard. Survivors include wife, Doris Beagle Pearsall; daugh ters, Sandra Hall, Orange City, Lyn Henderson, Centerville, Ga.; son, Kenneth Pearsall, Pacelot, S.C.; five grandchil­ dren; two great-grandchildren Memorial donations mav be made to Hospice of Volusia County. Baldauff Family Funeral Home/Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. Harold W. King, 70, Tuskawilla Road, Winter Springs, died Friday, Nov. 8, 2002 at Florida Hospital, Orlando. He was a retired Commander in the U.S. Navy. Survivors include wife, ' Frances L., Winter Springs; sons, Harold G., Richmond, Va., Barry G., Virginia Beach, Va., Gordon M., Apopka; daughters, Deborah King Bames, Summerland Key, FI., Glyhnis K. Fadok, Winter Springs; sisters, Ann Marsh, Santee, S.C., Helen McLeod, Patsy Dees, and Pam Davis, all of Sumter, S.C.; brothers, Gary C os, Sumter, S.C., Roy Cox, Raleigh, S.C.; eight grandchil­ dren. Funeral services will be Friday, Nov. 15, at 10 a.m., at THERON TOM' W. GUILLION St. Stephen Catholic Church, Winter Springs, with Father John J. Bluett officiating. Interment will be in Atlas Crematory, Rockledgc Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, In charge of arrangements. OaklawnMemorial Park Serving Central Florida Since 1954 100 CL m e E A . 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Hw*f <36, , . <\ Hwy 434 & 427 I 20 339-4883 321-0885 J L 339-7365— 862-4323 365-6634 X t-'iQ Q .4afl3JJ lL- 3 H ARDW AREACE H A R D W A R E *** HARDWARE a\CEHARDW ARE a\ C £ HARDWARE �Pa#e 4A Wednrwlay. Nrormbcr 11. 2IMYi T in S eminou Huuu> Stirling International gets unusual sales assignment Over the past decade Stirling International Realty, Inc. has developed a worldwide reputa­ tion fo r its expertise in market­ ing upscale homes priced from the $300* to more than $2 mil­ lion. Now the firm has been asked to take on a unique assignment: the marketing and sale of Celebration-based NEVrland, Inc. (NEV: Neighborhood Electric Vehicle), a future dealership for Segways, the high-tech, two­ wheeled people movers being tested by police departments and educational facilities around the U S. 'NEVrland is a unique compa­ ny that already has a solid mar- ket based at Celebration," said Roger Soderstrom, founder and owner of Stirling. 'Its market of potential buyers is worldwide, and the marketing technology we have developed is the most effective way to reach them," Soderstrom said Stirling Associate Allyn Maycumbcr, who works out of the firm's Dr. Phillips office, will be heading up the sale of the business. NEVrland sells and leases electric vehicles, with extended contracts to supply GEM electric vehicles to the town of Celebration and the Celebration Hotel. "The boom in 'dow n­ town" retail and entertainment districts - from Winter Park Village to Thornton Park in downtown Orlando to Celebration - is happening all across the country." NEVrland is also the autho­ rized dealer o f MZ/Charly Electric Scooters of Germany and Zapworld of California Electric vehicles with commer­ cial accounts such as Disney World, Epcot, Universal Studios and Gaylord Palms Resort. "The consumer market for energy-efficient vehicles that are easy to operate and to park is growing substantially," Soderstrom explained. "The next owner of NEVrland may be living in Zurich or Edinburgh or Heathrow right now, but they arc probably in Stirling's global database." S.l. Goldman donates to Second Harvest -rnn| • / -. j Hriv# 1/ 1 •t no2 - - | rtf-*1 ' 1 sJ J 1 NtnU ilm««f f**J fli*i M ■ I- jl • ,, --g * nn 1 <id I *coi «*■* ■ V -1 Coldwell Realtors raise money for charity Representatives of 14 Orlando-area Coldwell Hankerf Residential Real Estate offices collected pledges, donned their walking shoes and — literally — pounded the pavement to raise almost $21,000 to benefit The Leukemia tc Lymphoma Society s Central Florida chapter during the organization's recent Light the Night walk. Spearheaded by Realtor John Scolaro, Team Coldwell and its 106 walkers led the Orlando event in funds raised by the 200 corporate teams participating in Light the Night. More than $240,000 was raised during the event at Loch Haven Park, in which w alkers — accompanied by cancer survivors — carried illuminated balloons to celebrate and commemorate lives touched by the disease. Funds generated during the annual event by Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate w alkers and other corporate teams will support the Society's mission to cure leukemia, lymphoma and other blood-related cancers and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. “I am overwhelmed by the Coldwell Banker team's spirit of generosity and giving," said Tracy Tucker, executive director of The Leukemia it Lymphoma Sodetyis Central Florida chapter "They truly arc community leaders." “Our company has long beer a supporter of charitable organi/ations through its Coldwell Banker Cares program, so we place a high value on the efforts of our area associates in supporting this very important cause," added Rod Clark, president ol Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate's Central Florida region. “We’re proud of their commitment and the results ol their efforts." Light the Night is a program introduced nationally by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society four vears ae o . H*r*M pftoto byTommy VtncwX S I. Goldman Company Inc. ol Longwood. a m echanical contracting serv ices company, presented the results ol the company s Sixth Annual Cool food Drive. The food drive raised 1 ,4 2 0 pounds ol non-perish­ able food and $ 1 ,0 0 0 lor S e co n d Harvest Food Bank, Central Florida's largest non-profit food distribution organization. Second Harvest Food Bank Is the central distributor of food e ssen tials for feeding programs in 11 cou nties, including Brevard. Indian River, Lake, Marion. Martin, O keechobee, Orange. O sceola, Sem inole, S t. Lucie and Volusia. S in ce 1997, S .l. Goldman h as contributed 12.963 pounds ol food and $8,300. ‘ E ach year we all look forward to helping with this company-wide effort to help provide our neigh­ bors with o n e ol life s essentials." said Jo h n C. Martin, president and CEO of the company. 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P W The facility Ls designed to M aitland based N A I Realvest In Fort Lauderdale, Bill : space at 610 °fficc accommodate small users who D avi, CCIM, broker at NAI J * hospitality, retail merchan­ Parrish, with some 13 years of P artn ers, Inc. is a fu lly Integrated dising, health care, transport.!will require 2,000 square feet to Realvest negotiated both lease experience, was named opera­ com m ercial real e sta te op erating agreements. Hon, building and high technolo­ square feet of distribution tions manager. Chris Scott was c o m p a n y sp ecializin g in broker­ gy industries. Davis represented the landspaa* l.ongstaff said. Monroe a g e , in v e stm e n t, le a sin g and named operations manager for kird, 918 South Orange LLC, In a : ^ a . dle y R !1„ . 0 r t ,1K|o^ ; For more information, contact CommerCenter South will offer m a n a g e m e n t, co n su ltin g , the Tampa branch. He has seven lease agreement for 2,672 square Kirk Myers, senior vice president outdoor storage facilities as well. years of experience and in research and d ev elo p m en t ser­ feet at 918 S. Orange Ave. In of public relations, at 407/261!- " W f c T f o t 5 2 ? • £ ■ The facility is located across Sarasota, J.C. Batista, with 14 v ice s in the U.S. an d w orld w id e Equity „ ° n baS0d K«Ker Church Orlando. The new tenant is CDI St. from Monroe y e ars of experience was named th ro u gh N AI, a g lo b al real estate Central Florida, an MRI Facility. CommerCenter North, where s erv ices netw ork a c tiv e in over operations manager p a r k iM h o - . P n m cra ofr' « Have Brewer Properties inks Davis also negotiated a ware­ NAI Realvest Partners is devel­ 300 m arkets. f lorida Solar is the world's lease for Giles Engineering house lease at 1022 Bunnell Rd. oping a major regional manufac­ largest provider of swimming in Altamonte Springs that Dave Brewer Properties, Inc. turing and distribution facility pool heating, automation and Gilbert and Manjura Marketing Klli^rL Spr01” 0f CB R|chard with 300,000 square feet o f space. totaled 1,500 square feet. Davis mcently negotiated a lease for purification and also markets a awarded Bay Hill Club account IVrol SvT»,' ?SCnted *he ,enan,< represented the landlord. •L100 square feet of office space The 9.2-acre Monroe wide range of services Involving Gilbert and Manjura K 5 " ems' « g l°ba|software CommerCenter South site will Marketing announced that it has at 4155 St. Johns Parkway in pest control, solar hoi water, International Promoters o f Art, . ^ l o p m e n t and b u s in g inforInc. The new tenant is Southern Sanford to the Giles Engineering include five buildings with weekly swimming pool mainte­ Spray Co. been selected by Arnold Palmer s Group. I ^ ^ R N r w it e .o * . warehouse, showroom, office nance and prvssure.clcaning. The Bay Hill Club and Lodge In Maitland based NAI Realvest Dave Brewer, founder and and outdoor storage facilities. firm launched a statewide direct the prestigious property's j •<7n?* x‘nt Resources, LLC is a Partners, Inc. is a fully integrated chief executive officer o f the Maitland based NAI Realvest expansion program earlier this advertising and public relations firm, said Kurt Anderson of Lake commercial real estate operating Partners, Inc. Ls a fully integrated efforts. .rate office facilities, retail centers year and now has branches in company specializing in broker­ Mary Presidential Realty negoti­ .multi-family and ,ing|e.fami|y commercial real estate operating Sanford, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale "The addition of a worldated the lease transaction. age, investment, leasing and and Sarasota. ; development jn the U.S. In company specializing in broker­ famous property like Bay Hill management, consulting, age, investment, leasing and Orlando, Crescent is developing Club and Lodge to our client ros­ Florida Solar names operations research and development ser­ management, consulting, NAI Realvest inks office, ter once again reflects the level of : t e f \ ^ a‘ Central vices in the U.S. and worldwide managers In branch locations warehouse deals . Norida Research Park, The research and development ser­ expertise we bring to the hospi­ through NAI. a global real estate I lorida Solar Technology, a vices in the U.S. and worldwide Crescent a, Pnmcra and New NAI Realvest Partners, Inc. tality-marketing business," said services network active in over division of Olympian Home through NAI, a global real estate Century Park in Lake Mary and based in Maitland, negotiated 300 markets. Ld Gilbert, the agency's chief Services, with branches in services network active in over two leases that totaled close to Cateway Crossing Shopping executive officer. "VVe are 300 markets. Fampa, Sarasota. Sanford and delighted to represent such a Center in Altamonte Springs h Fort Lauderdale has named three « •| . »* ♦ • world-class pmperty." operations managers, according NAI Realvest negotiates lease . Small Bay starts construction of Gilbert and Manjura *° Steve Mitchell, president. at American Industrial Center Monroe CommerCenter Marketing is a full-service ad verFlorida Solar is the world's NAI Realvest Partners, Inc., Sma!l Bay Partners, LLC, a based in Maitland, recently ; specialty development firm negotiated a new lease for 6,750 .founded by NAI Realvest squaw feet of warehouse space l " l 1 < r o l l e r s \\ i i | „ „ l r , . I rincipals George Livingston a* the American Industrial and Geof Longstaff and Orlando Center in Longwood, George jrcal estate developer Howard S t e r l i n g S i l v e r Livingston, president, said. ; Shieferdecker, has started con­ NAI Realvest principals struction of Monroe Michael Heidrich and Robert CommerCenter South, located Blackwell negotiated the lease south of SR 46 on Monroe Rd. representing the landlord. ^ t t ' , L and Dall“ ' 50 % O F F A ll T r a n s m is s io n . 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French Au Sanford , FL 32771 �ft Tire S eminole Hejuij> [Community Nm.. 1 Wednesday. November CL 2002 f t m e 7/\ all ? » T fc te a r sSS=SS 'S - M s a f J^ S S K K , SBfcSSlfi!? *Jj y S M W iw h 3 ^ 0 ^ f s s ? s r ,A™ .ta£ S s ^ S c fc' p S E r^ ' iSSSss^s KhoUr- • g a ' a s i t - aW mpu ,ne, i5 ,sa ma, g aih C Lra Wbbon Catting Altamonte Springs P®^* Department and Altamonte Mall will be hold- f X ^ ^ S T 8 ™nd opening of the new W P S Center (Community Oriented Police Services). The center will be full service, open to the public Monday : “^ g h Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The center is in the -Altamonte Mall, just inside the lower level main mall entrance between Sears and Dillard's. I Festivities will continue ^through Saturday, Nov. 23 V ith special events for adults ‘and children. R Seminole residents can now recycle old telephone books . J ----- — 4 ' • I * LA Inc. to develop a mix-used pro­ owned land to Suncor for the ject on city-owned property next Lany Strickier as chairman of project. Once on the tax rolls, ^ . ^ T n a rk cd fo r«h o '™ - to City Hall. 7 •he Sanford Downtown •he property would generate to L* ss? rd M|d he wants Hob florian, president of Community Redevelopment r” U,b o f ,hc O ange Suncor, has proposed building about $ 110,000 in annual rproper­ Agency (CRA) and Bob I’arsell ' fmm ^ inv«Hgation and hear 55 owner-occupied residential ty tax. as vice chairman. Strickier and If Suncor fails to develop the Lynx Executive Director unils, as well ns retail and office Parsell were chosen by the fiveJ r®oks; Lessen! said he facilities. The development property, the land would revert member board to lead the CRA. b jck to city ownership. S ^ J f k«Br? oks *° sF*Mk a‘ the would require closing the Commissioners also autho­ Commission s next meeting. I m glad to see this coming," extreme north end of Myrtle rized the CRA to spend $39,740 « » d C" rT i" ioncr Handy Jonw. •or a marina permitting work Avenue. Hopefully this will kick off order, which will provide the The memorandum of under­ • Approved a memorandum standing includes a clause that very many private dollars com­ board with all the necessary “ undw*tanding with Suncor convey about 1 acre o f city- ing to Sanford for investment." research and an action plan to • Ratified the selection of expand the city's marina. ere * ,W’000 commbsion- Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation DeBary Civic Association's 19th Annual PteteitU... 26t h As of Monday, Nov. 4, residenb of unincorporated Seminole County may recycle old telephone books. Telephone books will be accepted on the residents reg­ ular recycling collection days through Friday, Feb. 7. Residents are asked to place the old tekrphone books in their newspaper recycling bin A B W aC R AFTS FESTIVAL A nnual L ongw ood SA T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL 7 th 1 0 A M , - 3 P .M . Join Us For A Day Of Family FunI The most skilled artists & crofters will be ° frerln* everything from Pottery • Oil Paintings • Food • Unique Gifts • Clown & Face Painting and much, much more! Sat., Nov. 23rd •Sun., Nov. 24th 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. •9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 38 8 . Shell Road, DeBary (388) 668-2886 Always the weekend before Thanksgiving ww■- - ■ m t h e p r e m ie r .0 OJ ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL V W IW II0 Inside or outside booths available for $28.00. Fee includes 1 free Vendor Lunch. 1 (8 ft.) table included with inaide apace. Power available on first come, first served basis. Cash Prises. CalM386) 668-6845 Longwood Historic District 2 blocks VVlD i g h t s w Today, the site b the ihome of ornamental fencing, I self watering bowls, doggie showers, racks for pooper I scooper supplies, fire hydrants, ! double entrance safety gates, a community bulletin board and ja special fenced section for toy ;and small breeds. Last year, the ;dty estimates more than 50,000 ; people visited the dog park. ; Knipfer said the city and ;park volunteers worked with ; contractors to make sure the •lights fit into the historic aspect of the downtown area. "We wanted something that Avould work with downtown," jhe said. "The lights really add •elegance to the park and surj rounding area." > Now that Phase II b comlete, attention b turning ard additional amenities, ipfer said. Future plans for .u m facility indude the construc[tion of restrooms for park visi{tore. Paw Park b definitely wing and increasingly oming more popular," he id. "I’ve even had people .from other a ties that are plan­ ning to build parks of their own ta ll me to ask about our park. Jft's amazing." t For more information about f a w Park, visit its website at jwwwpawparksanfoni.org or esnail infoOpawparksanfonl.org jProject ■Continued from Pag* 1A * project cost listing, easement acquisition of approximately (7.7 acres might cost the county {between $450,000 and $900,00. {In addition to the estimated {construction costs, the total could be from $885,000 to $1,335,000. Slightly over $1.1 million in current funding b •available, with the expectation that the additional money might be taken from other pro­ je c ts where savings can be «made. | Following the presentation tind discussion, the commis­ sion voted to initiate the land Ljcquisition pnxress with the JCounty Attorney's office, and Jjcgin negotiations with the ' 1 owners for acquisition of 3and own basement nts. 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Bush, (DOB 4-14-62), of St. Augustine, with transporting clams at night, and posses­ sion of untagged clams, both misdemeanor violations which each carry a penalty of up to a $500 fine and/or up to 60 days in jail. Officers seized approxi­ mately 350 pounds of clams from Bush's commercial fish­ ing boat at about 5JO a.m., Tuesday at Bing's Landing. Commercial clammers arc required to tag the clams they harvest with informa­ tion on where the clams were harvested. This information helps to ensure quality con­ trol since the wholesalers purchasing the clams will know that they were harvest­ ed from open sites, and not areas closed to harvest. The charges resulted from a special enforcement detail FWC officers worked In MtpoiiM; to numerous com­ plaints reported in the area. Anyone who sees someone violating any fish or wildlife law should report it to the FWC through its toll-free, 24-hour, Wildlife Alert Hotline at 1-888-404-FWCC. Callers can remain anony­ mous and may be eligible for a reward if their information leads to an arrest. The Wildlife Alert program began in 1979 under the for­ mer Came and Fresh Water Fish Commission (GFC). Since then, the program has paid out more than $300,000 in rewards and resulted in 20,000 arrests. Wildlife Alert rewards are paid through additional fines that are imposed by judges on those who have been convicted of violating fish and wildlife laws. FO R T M C C O Y M A N FA C IN G IL L E G A L FISH C H A R G E S m ifrm iiii Officer Ben Eason stopped to check out a man and woman who were arguing in a vehicle parked at Highway 19 and Rodman Road in Putnam County Tuesday, and found more in the truck than two people engaged in ani­ mated conversation. Eason, a law enforcement officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), asked the two what was going on, and decided they were hav­ ing nothing more than a ver­ bal argument. However, dur­ ing the course of the stop, Eason noticed three coolers in the back of the man's truck. The man told him they contained fish and he was free to take a look. What Eason discovered was a number of saltwater fish, many of which were illegal to possess. With the assistance of Officer Chad Albritton and Sgl. Ben Allen, also of the FWC, Eason examined all of the fish in the coolers and wrote the man citations for several viola|jr r y Wayne lX>ster, (DOB 2-11-02), of F t McCoy, was charged with possession of S e e O u td o o rs, P age 10A 1 V o lle y b a ll e n d s u n e x p e c te d ly By Dm h Smith Sports Editor ORLANDO — For the first time in several years Seminole County will not have a representative at the FHSAA Girls Volleyball Championships. Saturday started with such promise as four teams had a decent shot at advanc­ ing to The Lakeland Center this week. But by the time the night was over, only two teams had reached the Regional Finals and neither survived to play a u in . The biggest surprise of the day came at Edgewater High School where No. 4 state-ranked and defending Class 6A State Runners-up Oviedo was upset In the Class 6A-Region 1 semifinals by Cypress Creek in straight games, 15-6 T h e County teams ousted from state contention in regionals and 16-14. The Bears took early leads in both games and led 8-0 in the second before holding off a furious rally by the Lions (29-3). Cypress Creek (29-2) then returned later to defeat the host Eagles (25-7), 15­ 10 and 15-3, to claim the Class 6A-Region 1 volleyball championship Saturday night. The other semifinal loser was not a huge surprise as Trinity Prep put a great fight but fell to No. 1 state-ranked Berkeley Prep (30-3), 15-10 and 15-9, in ro a d to the Class 2A-Region 3 Tournament in Tampa. Kirkwood had seven kills and Schneider 11 digs for the sixth-ranked Saints (26-6). In the Class 5A-Region 2 Tournament in Plant City, Winter Springs looked like it was ready to return to state as the Bears crushed Tampa King, 15-3 and 15­ 1, behind nine kills from Ally Hock and four service aces from Erin Franz. But host and defending State Champion Durant (27-6), which whipped Pine Ridge, 15-3 and 15-8, in the other s ta te semifinal, held off Winter Springs (27-3) in the finals, 15-8 and 15-13, despite eight kills from Hock and nine digs from Lorin Lukas. The match also marked the end of the career of Bears coach Kim Vach, who announced earlier that she was retiring at season's end. The veteran co itti 1WYf t with a 163-37 record at Winter Springs. The final local team with a chance, Orangewood Christian, reached the finals of the Class A-Region 2 Tournament at Crystal River Middle School. Miller had seven kills and Ferguson five kills as the Rams defeated Holy Trinity, 15-8 and 15-6, in the semifinals, but Oak Hall, which whipped host Seven Rivers, 15-7 and 15-4, in the other semifi­ nal, defeated Orangewood, 15-9 and 15- b e g in s Lake Mary, Oviedo at home for first round By Dwn Smith Sports Editor By D o n Smith Sports Editor ORLANDO — The Seminole Athletic Conference and Seminole County will be very well represented this Saturday when tne Cross Country Regionals arc contested. The SAC, led by individual champion Jennifer Berringer pf LAKE MARY — With the preliminaries out of the way, the Lake Mary and Oviedo football teams begin a trip that hopefully leads them to Tallahassee in five weeks. O v ie d o , d o m inated the Clans T h e R am s and L ions, b o th 9 ­ 1 and ctxham pions of the S em in o le A th letic C o n feren ce, w ere rew ard ed fo r their stellar cam p aig n s w ith h o m e g am es in the first round of the regionals this Friday despite being runners-up in their respective districts. Lake Mary, which for some unknown reason is not getting a single vote in the FSWA Class 5A State Poll, will host Neptune Beach-Fletchrr (8-2) at Don T. Reynolds Stadium, while Oviedo, ranked No. 7 in Class 6A this week, will host Boone (8-2) at John Courier Field. Both games are set for 7:30 p.m. kickoffs. Both teams tuned up for the playoffs with impressive vicSee Football, Page 9A Lake Mary's Reggie Campbell (No 1) led the way with 140 yards on 27 carries and scored two touchdowns as the Ram s (9-1) humbled Lake Brantley (6 - 4 ) , 23-8. al Don T. Reynolds Stadium Friday night. S e a s o n s c o llid e in P r e p By Dean Smith Sports Editor LAKE MARY — This is one of those weeks when the line between High School sports sea­ sons becomes very blurred. Monday afternoon at AMF Bowling Center-Longwood, the Seminole Athletic Conference Bowling season came to an end with the Lake Mary boys and Seminole girls claiming champi­ onships. This afternoon (Wednesday) at the Lake Brantley Aquatic Center on the L ike Brantley High School campus in Altamonte Springs, the Class District 2 Swimming and Diving Championships get underway with the Boys and Girls Diving events. Making up the field will be DeLand, Deltona, Lake Brantley, Lake Mary, Lyman, Mainland, Oviedo, Pine Ridge, Seminole, Spruce Creek and Winter Springs. Hie swimming portion of the event will be held on Wednesday morning with pre­ liminaries at 9 a.m. and contin­ ue throughout the day. The Class 2A-District 8 meet County runners set for regions 4A-Lh»tnct 2 girls race at Cypress Grove Park this past Saturday, taking three of the top four positions. Berringer, a sophomore, led the same three finishers to the line as at last week's SAC Meet. Barringer ran an 18:21 to out­ distance Lake Mary senior Jessica Zabel (18:48) and Lake Brantley freshman Amanda Hintze (19:54). But it was the balance of Winter Springs that spelled the difference in the team race as the Bears had five runners in the top 18 to score 62 points and edge the Lions, who fin­ ished with 71 points. Winter Park (73) was third, , followed by Lake Brantley (88), Colonial (102) and Lake Mary Sec Running, Page 9A GUNTER AT DISNEY THIS W EEKEND s p o rts will be held on Saturday (Nov. 16) at the Orlando Aquatic Center with TitusvilleAstronaut, Port OrangeAtlantic, Palm Bay-Haysidc, Eau Gallic1, Flagler Palm Coast, Like Howell, Merritt Island, New Smyrna Beach, Palm Bay, Rocklcdge, Satellite, Seabreeze, and Sebastian River. Preliminaries are at 9 a.m. with diving at 10 a m. and the finals are at 5 p.m. The Class 1A-District 3 Meet will be held on Friday (Nov. 15) at Orlando's Like Highland Prep with the preliminaries at 9 a.m., diving at I p.m. and finals at 4 p.m. Competing in the meet will tv Bishop Moore, Orlando-Circle Christian, Crescent City, Eustis, Father L>pe/, Orlando-First Academy, Like Highland Prep, Mount Dora, Orangewood Christian, Orlando Lutheran, Pine Castle Christian, Tavares, Trinity Prep, and Umatilla. The first event for the Winter Season begins on Thursday when tiie Lake Mary Boys Pre­ Season Soccer Classic begins at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. On 'Thursday, i^ike Howell S e e P rep s, P age 9A FILE PHOTO Serrunolu High School graduate Joey Gunter (No. 10. above) wiU be back in Central Florida this weekend as a member ol ttie Columbus State University (Georgia) Cougars basketball team that will be playing in the 2002 Disney s D-ll Tip-Otl Classic in the Milk House al Disney s Wide World ol Sports complex. Sponsored by the Division II Commissioner's Association, the event features eight NCAA D-ll men s team s from around the coun­ try Gunter and CSU will lace the University ol California-Pennsylvania in the opening game at 1 p m. on Friday (Nov IS). Other gam es on opening day are: 3,30 p.m.. Lake Superior St. vs. North Dakota St.; 6 p m 1 Presbyterian vs. Honderson State, and 8 30 p m . Bryant vs. BeUanrune The tournament will continue through Sunday with gam es at 1 pm . 3:30 p.m.. 6 pm and 8 .30 pm . da4y. �jggnununitv i w . THESmiNou Huuld Wednesday. Nrnemhrr o S sz& fi£',m ,hc - - County t 'Now * S r •P*^ ^titled ive Director h" ' '"•X « k Brooica^f*^^ £ * W hc ^ n t i s s i o n w . ? speak J t ‘he s a s S S * ? I "^®CSKS!r * p S “ W t o lh, project. o n ce on the tax rolls Property would generate u n it? 7 ,Clv‘ nCUpicd ^ W e n t J S i £ wc?KM r c ! f , ,a n d » m « wo wmdd Z5S? nOMh Pnd °' W e , „ i n,i;m,: r".ndurn " f under­ standing includes .i clause thn convey about I acre o? c!? y . i R ^ c 'c l o p m c n t A) and Bob Parsell Strichler and chosen by the five■d to lead the CRA. aners also authoA spend *39,740 • permitting work wil! pmvide the all the necessary an action plan to y » marina. If Suncor fails to develop the Pmperty the land would r£ v „ f « * *° c‘ty ownership. J 2 * * ‘o see this coming,” ^ n d y JonS. IhifrefuMy ,his wjJ| kJ J 3 development require closing the 5 y g "7 dollars comV r w ? 1) 1 ft’r investment." atified the selection o f S S *- ^ a s s s * ''* p i n o l e County rn.iv nv-^ -u Vo . “ ^ g K is r m wiTs a c M Pi aPl festival a^p>™JS»Si?” *dK|- M ° rdo . Ph’wntown a p S l S . " * 1” O o j SA TU RD A Y , D E C E M B E R ... „ r ° A .M . - 3 p ,M . J? '" U,For* °*y ot Fa b h n u u y 15, a t u n ' f f t l ? ™ r « ’m c 2 3 r d * S u n ’ h lo v. 2 4 t h " 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. •9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Ribbon Cutting f e l p I sue is me nome of ornamental fencing, self watering bowls, doggie showers, racks for pooper scooper supplies, fire hydrants, double entrance safety gates, a community bulletin board and a special fenced section for toy and small breeds. Last year, the ;dty estimates more than 50AW ; people visited the dog park, j Knipfer said the city and ;park volunteers worked with ; contractors L. make sure the •lights fit into the historic aspect of the downtown area. 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AREAS. & Y vi --4 ^ jir-r a, V V >\ ' ^ - 1 ^ ----- ' ' '<L P^M 7A Seminole residents can now recycle old telephone books r . aa chairman of Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation cjSSSSf®-1 3 p^ to^ y C & i W nedpm p^ - ^ d E bc £ s * £ |/',rla" ‘ president of c ■J ■ . ~ r> has proposed buildinu HSejt5£'s IS ^ S I S S S S Z L 1^ **” 2 1 (lormorty of Pet Shop in Walmart Shopping Center) and Ron from the Sanlord & Daytona Flea Markets �T he StMINOLI Herald stampedes the Bulls for Conference road win Sp ecial to th * Herald „„ 9 '< $. S Schneider hit receiver Doug Gabriel fi yards for his fifth and final scoring ah F O "^ m b efo rep u ttin g the Bulls away. 8 -tP w iS s s s s S S v?Y1 / 0 m m 3 sK S S y M sssjssia ;,T t b a l l ___________________________________ S Lio,?_ wlpre Protecting a 7- Lake Mary took advantage o f every Lake Brantley mlstakL f a ^ l T ‘t l 5 i rd T “ rter " hcn W tS K ia s S ’ •^^EttaSt any of Jn a k E J the p U ^ S . ( ) 5 «>d returned it for a touchdown with 5:50 left in Ithe period. ^ * . * firs* breah came when Then, after Matt Coley had sliced the lead to 14-12 for aal l pt i f „ ? r^ ,1^ ,Un,Ped punt situation, givingoffs,de Lake on Winter Park (7-3 and the 6AMar »ry a first down and on the Dtstrict 3 champions) with a 31next play Reggie Campbell yard touchdown run. Raulerson broke throughfor a 52-yard teamed with quarterback Lee touchdown run. Sloan on a game-clinching 41A mistake on the ensuing yard touchdown pass play to kickoff gave the Patriots the ball open the fourth quarter. on the two-yard line and the Raulerson finished with four Rams made them pay when catches — the only four com­ Larry Pirollo burst through the plete passes the Lions had all line to sack quarterback Jonny night for 110 yards, one rush­ Venters for a safety. ing attempt for 39 yards, and 73 Things then went from bad fo return yards. worse when Lake Brantley fum­ Will Harrison led the Lions bled the ball away on its own 26 with 79 yards rushing on II car­ on its next possession and Rams ries while Howard Lingard, quarterback Jon Clark Wt tiaWd who had two touchdowns Sauls with a screen pass that called back on penalties, rushed turned Into a 35-yard touch­ for 62 yards on 14 attempts. down pass. In other games: Chris Narsesian capped his Lake Mary then stretched the career with his best game since lead to 23-0 after another transferring to Winter Springs. Patriots fumble in the third The Bears wide receiver had quarter turned into a one-yard his first touchdown catch of the touchdown run by Campbell, season and the first touchdown who finished with 140 yards on pass of his career to lead the 27 carries, early in the fourth hosts to a 20-13 victory against quarter. his former school, neighborhood Venters finally ended the rival Lake Howell. shutout and capped off his With the score tied at 7-7 late super senior season and excel­ in the first half, Garcia threw a lent career with a one-yard lateral to Narsesian, who then touchdown run in the fourth threw a 33-yard touchdown period. The southpaw also to a wide-open Matt added the two-point conversion i f .............. .. ‘Springs on a run. d again. never gave up the lead Oviedo, meanwhile, made its Narsesian, who has commit­ Homecoming a successful one, and knocked off a fellow playoff ted orally to UCF, finished the game with four catches for 63 participant, with a 21-12 victory yards and the season with 25 over Winter Park. K Preps Continued from page 8A Ukes on West Orange at 5JO p.m. and at 7JO p.m. the Rams face Edgewater , The event Ukes a break on Friday for the begin­ ning of the football playoffs then returns on Saturday with Edgewater playing Lake Howell at noon and West Orange battling Lake Mary at 2 p.m. Admission will be $4. The Lake Mary's boys bowling team won the SAC title in fine fashion, rolling over Lake Brantley, 16-2. , r g "“ to fhe Bulls 12-yard line TWo Golden Knights got on the board again catches for 433 yards. gcni°r Vemard Moore led WintCTSprings (4-6) in rushing with 62 yards on 10 carries, and (unlor quarterback Jacob Garcia completed nine-of-15 passes for 122 yards. Lake Howell (1-9) was led by senior running back Tyler Sommer, who had 58 yards on six carries, including a 48-yard touchdown run. Lyman closed out what had could have been a good season ruined by injuries with a 28-20 victory over Olympia at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex. Senior quarterback Victor Johnson suffered all season with an ankle injury suffered in the opening game of the season at Boone and the Greyhounds struggled to a 3-7 record. O ly m p ia finished the seaso n 1-9. A tough season for Seminole also came to terrible finish as the Fighting Scminolcs (1-9) were crushed by Palm Bay, 63-7, at Pirate Field in Melbourne. Palm Bay, which began the season ranked No. 2 in the nation but then dropped its first two games is now on an eightgame winning streak and has beaten its last two opponents by a combined score of 126-7. So overmatched was the Tribe that the Pirates' first team offense only took 15 snaps in the game before calling it a night. Six of those first seven plays went for either a first down or a touchdown as Palm Bay, which also got a pair of touchdowns from its special teams, cruised to a 56-0 halftime lead and played its junior varsity for the majority of the final three quar­ ters. Seven different Pirates found the end zone with Elton The Rams bowled a 3,066 series, setting a SAC and school record. Matt BanU rolled a 684, Garrett Braun a 650 and Ben Pascular a 631 for. Lake Mary. In the othei'boys matchups, Oviedo defeated Lyman, 14-4, and Winter Springs edged Seminole, 10-8. The Seminole girls also pul on quite a display in winning the disUff SAC title, romping past Winter Springs, 13-5. In other matches. Lake Mary tied l-ake Brantley, 9-9, and Oviedo got past Lyman, 11-7. Running Continued from page 8A (140). The top six teams and top 15 individuals earned spots in this week's regional. Seminole had an individual advance when freshman Alexandra Sosa ran a 21:36 to finish 15th. In the boys' race, Winter Park dominated, placing seven runners in the top 15. Edgewater (72) was second and Colonial (82) third before the SAC finally made a dent with Oviedo (99), Lake Mary (100) and Lake Brantley (154) earning the final three spots in the regional*. Unfortunately, Winter Springs just missed a trip, finishing seventh with 178 points. Individually, Oviedo senior Dustin Hicks was the top SAC finisher, coming home seventh in a time of 16:27. The only other local runner in the top 15 was Lake Mary senior William Barnett, who finished 12th in a time of 16:50. The 6A-Region 1 Meet will be held this Saturday at Santa Fe Community College in r * . ir t„ “ SSX S r U C T Unko “ Ck SK ky' ° " e ° f five ° " *he day IS-»7T0. . K 1 t o r S j F r i S ? ^ ? * 8* 89 ^ r v 4 on me UCF UGF ^ scoring onen g with a one­ * left\in iMmn yar^lunge with 3^6 In lhe> the gari^. w ^ & E ? “S . " ^ 0 0 1*"1 »heir first drive m oT K ^ JIf def h,‘ ,imniy Ffy « l from 10-yards t t » .U C F M ----------- O I T jr , 1? paf*” in ,h* " * ° n d j h f . ^ S ; out to 2g 2 *E E ^ J 2 Huggins 5 « ! ! t o ? SelRht-yard, - 1 S S ^ s p S K fis - Ah i ffW% S T ? M Stir-SL^43,yardfidd8m |' g g ffa s s s s s s s S 5 e J S J K f S J S S “ l ^ * n Schneider threw a ww high awn ^ / 2 . tfive i r 5>touchdown S r l ? w n passes and ran Ifor H ! T ’ " | UCF Wa> abl* to P«» a^ y from h S ^ S IJrt 5 , Gainesville. In the Class 3A-District 3 Meet at Belleview High School, Lyman finished third with 76 points, trailing only Flagler Palm Coast with 32 points and OcalaVanguard with 52 points. But Lake Howell missed advancing, fin­ ishing seventh with 195 points, 10 points behind sixth place Ocala-Forest. Individually, Lyman junior Bryan ChrisiUn was second in 16:29.60. The only other local to finish in the top 15 was Greyhound senior Gerald Christian in a time of 17:20.73. The girls race went pretty much the same way, only the teams were reversed. Flagler Palm Coast (60) was first ahead of Brooksville-Central (62) with Lake Howell third with 95 points. But Lyman, like Lake Howell in the boys, just missed qualifying, finishing seventh with 192 points behind Mainland, which had 124 points. Individually, the Silver Hawks had an impressive finish with freshman Jennifer ^ ° ring *,rike of *he first an C-udion, who caught his secd ca™ p a " from four yards out &hneM er finished the day hitting 25 of 42 pass- Z ^ M«ffiv3 r l £ ardsJand *wo fnfcroeptlons to go S S T M A r-f p At™? M°nday was named to* : ; r . V, £* "S?EwKv »»°n P L ________ f t 5 °intensive ffrn»‘ve Player o f 0* Week, the third Golden ifnioK* in u i _« lo b e s o honored season, which is a new career hiah with°nm ri. . ST£££ “ ■gire » games remaining. His 360 yards e r X d h ta ,* third UCF quarterback to rS c h * CarC7 ' C™ P W wi,h his 440yam performance against Syracuse two weeks S « UCF, Page 10A . Peterson and Ihsan McPherson celebrating Senior Night by roshing for a pair of touch­ downs apiece. The only thing that qualified for a positive for Seminole was a late touchdown drive that ruined Pirates'bid for a second straight shutout. 20, S IL V E R H A W K S 13 Ifo w tll 0 7 0 *_u W in * , Spring* T 7 * » 20 F im Q u i l n W 5 _ P C w rt I run (fctro kick). I w w j Q iu rttr L l l . Furfuik I run (N it kick). ^ W S _ M in h iU U p m f n m N t n n u n ( K m bea rs N o k im n jj t T k ifd O u r te r fourth QwA/tor Ij i W j ~ N* f*r *i-n 99 P— t*™ G ifr ii (kkk wm U l _ Sommer 4* run (kkk failed) R A M S I X PA TR IO TS • Lak* Brsnlley 0 0 0 § Lake Mary U 0 7 0~ II I lf»t Quarter l-M . Cam pKlI %2 run U W k m i kkk) - Sakrty. W nlrr* L k lln l In m l now by IM b LM _ Haul* J S paw from Clark (fare kml kick) Second Quarter No m iring Tklrd Quarter l-M . Campbell I run (I’awionl kkk) fourth Quarter I B . Wnter» I run (Vmkrri run) L IO N S 21, W IL D C A T S 12 W inter Park S 0 7 0 . 12 O vied o 7 0 7 7 1 21 F im Quarter O _ Sloan I run (M tO rw kick) WP _ Safety. quartrrKkk tackled in m d m w WP _ pc; Ribrrtum \X Third Quarter O . Raulrruei Pt punt return (M tO rw kkk) WP . Coley 31 run (Hzb e t turn kkk). Fourth Quarter O Hauler**3 41 para hum Sloan (MtGiew kkk) Regional Q uarterfinals riU « *N < » u s C L A SS *A A[wf>Li (A2) <1 Wintrr P * r l (7-3) Or Phillip* (7-3) *1 U W hit* (»-2) Soon* K M indo) IS-JI <1 O tledo IS-11 tUk Ridge IK-21 <1 t J g s w 4 * f CM) Sinulu> r» (7-3) 41 WrvKr (M ) WrlUngkei <M ) 41 U m lie U B m h (7-3) (XympK I (eight* ( M l 4l River* lew (7-3) T4r4*ell4 ( M l 41 W ni Br4ih (IOO) ( MLird (M| 4t Huleeh-Amen»4n (S 2 ) H t r M p h o t o b y J k n W w iU Senk>r C h r is N a r s e s ia n (N o . 11) s a v e d h is b e s t g s m e lo r le s t, c a t c h in g h is first to u c h d o w n p a s s o l ( h a s s a s o n a n d th ro w in g (ha first to u c h d o w n p a s s o f h is c a r o o r to le a d W ln la r S p r lp g s o v a r h is for m a r toasn, L a h a MowoM. 20­ 13. iri trio season (inale at the ’A.W. Epps Sports Complex. Western (S21 at Miami Norland (M 2) C an4 City (#»~4) at North Miami Brach (S-2) Miami Central (5-3) at llantattim (IDO) tkwnevlead (7-3) at South Miami (7-3) South Dade (f»~4) at M iam iJackson (7-3) Varela (Miami) or Miami Palmetto at Miami Northwestern (7-3) Coral la M rs (#» 4) at Miami Killian (104)) C L A S S 5A I wambta (V4) at Buthhnti (7-3) Motley (V4) at Mainland CM) I let* her (S-2) at Lake Mary CM) l orreat |M) at Rutherford ( M ) Whartim (*M) at Melbourne (A-2) Hillsborough (7-3) at Durant ( M ) Ofecroia 16-4) at lakeland CM) Fart Bay (A-2) at L hambrrlain (V I ) Biva Ctrga (V5) at Clearwalvr (V5) N* a thr art (7-3) at Naples <S»|) l ast la k e (VS) at Manatee (6-4) C.ull C oart (4-6) at Srmim4e (UMI) Palm Brash (rtnlena (S-2) at FJy ( VI) Dwyer (S-2) at Miami Fdtaun (**• I) Bos a Haion (6-1) at Mc Arthur (6-4) CiHfpev City (V5) at Atlantic (IOO) FLORIDA HIGH SCH O O L FOOTBALL POLL _ WEEK 11 T A L L A H A S S E E . Thr (uduoinx i. thr FUirtdj Spurts Writers Ay**nutton fturibsll poll Overall m u n li and first plate vote*arv in p a r m lh r r s CLA SS »A 1 Plantation (7) 114(1(34)) 2 M um i Cm tral (5) 1(12 (V3) 3 Vm» Brash Q6(|(34)) 4 Miami Killian V) (1(34)) 3 Orlando Fdgrwatrr 36 (V|) 6 |asku<milU* Fd Whilr 50 (V2) 7. Ovirdo 46 (V I) 6 Miami Norland 44 (6-2) ** Apofska 2U (6-2) •* 1V rrhrkl Brash 20 (7-3) Also rn eiv rd votes. Ilav ir Wrstrrn (8-2) 1 Miami |a<ks. m (7-3) 10. Miami N«tfthw n tr m (7-1)3* CLASS 3A 1 Ikrlray Brash Atlantis (10) 117 (1(30) 104 CM) 2 Pompano Brash Fly 1 Sptinnltrkl KuthrvtonJ (I) * 3 CM) 4 I a kr land 76 CM) 3 Miami Fdi«sm 7U CM) 6. Srm m olr Pinclla* 5 2 (1 0 4 ) 7 Napirs JO (frt) 0 Daytsvu Brash Mainland 42 CVI) 34 (V|) V Tampa Chambrtlain (I) 22 (V|) 10 Tampa W'kartitfi Al*o recrived voter. Ptant City Durant (V I) 17. Palm Brash (rtrdena Dwyer (6-2) 14. Palm Brash Cardrm (V2) 3. Briefs G IR L S H O O P S W O R K O U T/TR Y O U TS . Tryouts/workouts will be held for girls ages 10-to-16 in the Altamonte Springs, Longwood, Sanford, Apopka, and Lake Mary area interested in playing for the Lady Wildcats WinningWays AAU/YBOA competitive teams. Bonner (21:45.57) finishing eighth, senior Urendaly Casanova (22:04.31) 13th and junior Tess McCormick (22:20.93) 14th. The 3A-Kegion 2 Race will also be held at Belleview High School this Saturday. Finally, in the 1A-5 Meet at Holy Trinity Academy in Melbourne, which will also host the Regional this Saturday, the Trinity Prep boys (53) finished second to host Holy Trinity(4U) Crooms Academy made a good showing in its first year oi competition, finishing 10th. Individually, Lake Brantley's Tun McLeod was second in 16:12. Also finishing in the top 15 for the Saints wery junior Ryan Truchelut in sixth, sopho­ more Stephen Curley in eighth and junior Michael Rodriguez in 15th. In the girl* race. Trinity Prep was a dis­ tant second to host Holy Trinity, 57-to-18. Individually, eighth grader Alicia Ivanhoe was third, with sophomore Koshni Kanjit in 10th arid sophomore Julianne Johnson in 11 th. A final Tryouts/Workout will be held this Sunday, Nov. 17, from 2 p.m.-to-4p.m. at Forest City Elementary School (across from Lake Brantley High School) on Sand Lake Road, Altamonte Springs. Teams offered are 10,11,12, 13,14,15, and 16-under depending on your age on/or after January, 1,2003. For details call Coach Bill at 407-682-2439 or e-mail at MiraclefanlUQaol.com T U M B L E T IM E Parents, bring your toddlers to Tumble Time to enjoy tum­ bling, singing songs, and read­ ing stories. Each week the City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Orpartment will have a theme that will relate to the songs and stories. Tumble Ttme is on Thursdays from 6 p.m.-lo-7 p.m. Classes in November will be on the 14th, and 21st, and December classes will be on the 5th, 12th and 19th. The classes will be held at Wirz Park, 806 Mark David Boulevard, Casselberry. The program is for toddlers ages l-to-4. The cost is $15 for Casselberry residents and $30 for non-residents. "■Ort. n JJJ24 1 M O R Sf * 0 C tfR R 0 ^ TH£ COURT Single class cost is $3 for ’ Casselberry residents and $6 for non-residents. For more information please call 407-262-7720, extension 1307, FR ID A Y FUN N IG H T S The City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department is offering Friday Fun Nights, a safe place for parents to bring their children ages 5-to-l? The children make crafts, play games, get pizza, and get to watch a movie under the super­ vision of the parks staff. All of which costs less than getting a babysitters. Friday Fun Nights are on the first Friday of every month and are held at the Casselberry Senior Center at 200 North Triplet Lake Drive. The cost for early registration is $10 for Casselberry residents and $15 for non-residents. Cost at the door will be $20 for all. Register at the Casselberry Parks and Recreation Office at 125 Fast Melody Lane and for more information please call 407-262-7720, extension 1307. M FW S E T S T U R K E Y DA^ M A SSA C R E rhe next card for Mid Florida See Briefs, Page 10A **a �Tiir. S eminole Hekalo R A ID E R S A T H O M E O u td o o r » Continued from page 8A undersize gag grouper; posses­ , sion of undersize red grouper; i possession of over the bag limit of red grouper; and possession i of over the aggregate bag limit J o f grouper. All four charges are ! misdemeanors which each carry ' a penalty of up to a $500 fine and/or 60 days in |ail if convict­ ed. Eason seized two gag grouper and .11 rod grouper and donat­ ' ed them to the Rodcheavor f Boys Ranch near Palatka. natural resources. Some of the same competing pros will par­ ticipate in the Angling Against Cancer Benefit dinner and tour­ nament that wraps up tomor­ row at the Kissimmee Lakefront. 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Kromer's total barely sur­ Augi There are a limited number of passed the 15.90 lbs brought in lu c s t tickets available and they arc by Glenn Browne of Ocala. cial fi delivered via U S. Mail. Jacksonville's Peter Thilverous FlagJf Tickets are available for finished third in the Offi . Sail Expo (St. Petersburg), lion with a total of 15 8b chargt Nov. 21-24 Browne pocketed $11,000, (DOB . New York National Boat while Thilverous took home AugU! $6,700 tliat included a bonus for Show, Dec. 28-Ja.i. 5, clams, - Chicago Boat, RV & the day's largest bass. sion of Outdoors Show, Jan. 1-5 Only the lop 20 fishermen mi sdcr •Atlanta Boat Show, Jan. 8-12 from an original field of 68 which i . Nashville Boat It Sports competed in the finals of the up to a Show, Jan. 8-12 throe-day tournament. tofiOdi . San Diego Boat Show, Jan. 9­ Orlando's Mark Detweiler Offic« garnered top honors among the 12 matelyi . Atlantic Sail Expo (Atlantic amateurs competing in the from Bt City), Jan. 9-12 same boat with the pros. His •Toronto International Boat _ing - boat. haul of five fish topped the Tuesday , ^ a\n a, 13.15 lbs, good enough Show, Jan. 10-19 . Arkansas Marine Expo, Jan. Comma , to beat out Altamonte Springs' required f Kenneth Doyle, whose sack 16-19 Ihey har . Chesapeake Bay Boat Show weighed in at 12.10 lbs. tion on v (Baltimore), Jan. 18-26 For his efforts, Detweiler is harvester •Louisville (KY) Sport, Boat, $10,000 richer; Doyle earned helps to RV and Vacation Show, Jan. 25S3,000 for runner-up. Third In trot sinci the amateur competition was F eb .2 , „„ •Strictly Sail Chicago, Jan. 30purohas Ocala's Randy BusBoom. know t F cb .2 , The Lake Toho Pro-Am is ed from . New Orleans Boat Show, hosted annually by Kissimmceareas cl Feb. 5-9 , St. Cloud professional Terry Thee •Atlantic City International Segraves. The competition is special one of the featured events of the Power Boat Show, Feb. 5-9 I WC of . St. Louis Boat It Sports Anglers Challenge and the reaper a . . . . i f * » l a ••••uiLotSil fo illtl, Show, Feb. 11-16 . Miami International Boat and 3 5 k violating at law should BV Cthrou, ' 24-hour, VVi Hotline at 1 Callers can 1 mous and m a reward if t leads to an a The Wildlife hc-gan in 1975 mer Game an f ish C om m it Since Ihen. th paid out mont in rewards are 20,000 arrests, rewards are pi additional fine imposed by jut who have been violating fish ai laws. T O N IG H T s s r S " HmM photo by Jtm IMntt C o m m u n ity C o lie g o m e n s o a w u iu o .. *>......... 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Boaters should look for the Cooperating Marina of discounts on marina fuel, transient dockage jn “ boaters can join BoatU.S. right at ihe fuel dock and erjoy I J * a S s g S - SsaE»H ager, BoatU.S. C ih pc g 333.2628 for a complete list of MAc” J l iy o S c h o f l . l d . -O ne. 140 gallon fill-up can easily pay for a BoatU-S- membership right then and there and unlock a world of services, discounts and national representation just for locations and Membership costs $14.00 year when purchased at J Cooperating Marina. BoatUS. - the nation's lead­ ing advocate for recreational l o c a l n e w s B r ie fs — C o n tin u e d fro m page 9A Wrestling will be the Turkey . Day Massacreon Friday, November 15, at VFW Post 8093 in Dcbary. Mid Florida Wrestling is ' teaming up with the member of the VFW to collect canned food items for the organization they 1help each year. They in turn |will make holiday baskets for •those who need help this holi'day season. , The Main Event will feature Thump Dupree against Jumpin' Jack Flash. The semi-main will be a triple tag team match with Mace and TC Lightning taking on Hidden Hell (El Diablo and The Prowler) and the team of Wikid and Baddboy. In a regular tag team match, the Wildsiders take on Bobbie York and Deathrow Jethrow. In a singles match, CB kool faces the Nightstalker. And in the opening match it UCF •C ontinued from page 9A ago, Schneider has thrown for 800 the past two •weeks. . . . FO R T MCC Fryzel was UCF's leading receiver after finishFA C IN G I ’ing with a career high eight catches for 122 yards. FIS H CH. Tailback Alex Haynes led the Knights on the Officer Ben Ea ground with 71 yards on 18 carries. to check out a m I eeper led the Bulls on the ground with a •. . . . . L J __ . . . . IU t n r .U woman who we| career-high three touchdowns and I119 yards on a vehicle parked 27 carries. Secky finished the game with 106 yards 19 and Rodman J on 14 of 29 passing, including two interceptions. I’utnam County • The Golden Knights return to the Citrus Bowl found more in tin on Saturday, Nov. 16 to take on Mid-American two people e n g jj Conference opponent Kent State in what UL I- is mated con versa ti| hoping will be the second of four wins to close Eason, a law cn| out the season. Kick off is slated for 6 P . m . It will officer with the H» be the s e c o n d -ever meeting between the two •md Wildlife Const schools. Commission (FWC While the Knights will certainly be focusing on the two what was ( Kent Slate and tlieir potent ground attack, which and decided they v ranks ninth in the nation averaging 242 60, in the •ng nothing more- ti back of their minds the team was very much bal argument. How looking forward to Tuesday's (last night) MAL *ng Ihe course of th. match up between Marshall and Miami which Eason noticed three can seriously affect the outcome of their«eason. ■n the back of the m “We are all going to get together and go out to truck. The man told watch the game." said offensive lineman Taylor contained fish and h Robertson on Monday. "The team is very interest­ bee to take a look. ed in the game for obvious reasons, but we also What Eason discoy have to gel ready for Kent State this week We was a number of salt were all played in conferences and went to play­ tish, many of which 1 offs in high school, but this is still exciting. Ibts is illegal to possess. Wit wlut is great about being in a conference." assistance of Officer ( UCF needs a Miami win to gain the upper hand Albritton and Sgt. bet in winning the MAC East Division. All is not lost also of the EWC, Easo however if Marshall is victorious, bul Ihe Golden examined all of the fis Knights know that it is the Golden Hashes that coolers and wrote the need to be in the forefront of their minds. citations for several vi, Regardless of the outcome, Robertson believes lions. things at practice will be business as usual. l-irry Wayne Doster, “I don't see it (mood of practice) being affected • 'll”62), of Ft. McCoy, either way. Even if Marshall wins, we still have a barged with possessuj shot, it is just that more needs to happen We are •** Outdoors, Page io, certainly not overlooking anybody, added Robertson. "We can't afford to look ahead. If you do that, than wlut you were looking ahead to won’t even be there." will be Outlaw Tom Bass facing Phil Crude. So bring your canned food item or non-perishable item and receive $1 off your admission price for every additional item brought receive a ticket for prizes. We will also have a box for Toys for tots. For more information call 407­ 328-9035 or go to www.midfloridawrestling.com. Seminole County Residents For A Limited Time Only % S u b s c r ip tio n s Ottlcf T W IC E A WEEK F O R A WHO L E YEAR! C a ll Wanda Today To Start Your Subscription. W ow ! W hat A D e a l W OMEN'S SOCCER TO BATTLE AUBURN FRIDAY IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS The UCF women's soccer team (18-4-0) will face Auburn in the first round of the 2002 NCAA Women's Soccer Championships in Tallahassee Friday at 4:30 p.m. The Golden Knights are also in the same regional in Tallahassee with Ole Miss and Florida State. The Seminoles and Rebels meet Friday at 7 p.m. UCF is a perfect 3-0 all-time vs the Iigers. UCF will be making its eighth appearance in the NCAA Championships this weekend. The Golden Knights have made the Final Four twice in school history during the 1982 campaign and in 1987. , . This season's NCAA Appearance is also the third In four years under current head coach Amanda Cromwell. In 2001, UCF lost in the first round to Florida 4-0 in Gainesville. In 1999 U t I defeated Furman 1-0 in the first round .of the NCAA Championships before losing to No. 3 North Carolina 8-0 in the second round. T h e m atch w ith the Iig ers w ill also m ark the first tim e that cu rren t A uburn co a ch Karen R ich ter faces her alm a m ater. Richter w as a s ta n d ­ out g o alk eep er (or UCF from 1987-90 an d later w as a n assistan t co ach at UCF from 1991-92 and the h ead coach from 1993-98 befo re leav in g to take th e reigns at A u bu rn . In six seaso n s in O rlan d o as tire h ead co ach , R ichter w as 64-44-9 at th e c o n tro ls. Auburn, which is receiving votes in the Soccerbu/z-com and NSC AA Coaches lop 25 polls, was the No. 1 seed entering the SIX* Tournament before losing to the No. 8 sets! IM J, 1-0 . . . UCF looks to continue its best season in school history Friday vs. the Tigers. The Golden Knights are 18-4-0 overall, the most wins in s i n g l e season history. The Golden Knights are fresh off their eighth A-Sun Championship after a 3-2 win over Jacksonville Saturday The winner of the UCF-Aubum match will lace the Ole Miss/Florida State winner Sunday at 1 p.m. in Tallahassee. The entire 64-team bracket can be viewed at www.ncaasports.com. (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 S H e m in o l e 3 0 0 f t. erald FRENCH AVF.. SANFORD. PL 32771 \VK T A K E M A S T E R C A R D A N D \ IS A Notice o l Appitcetlon tot T«> O ttd NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. Xal DONALD L IERRY ANNE T TERRY REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST. 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Santunl ftotidaon M ad ly Decentoet l 2002. a II 00am Pa,mar* cA Sale lee appacaUa documenMty damp U ta t and racutdt*o Teat are refuted to be paai by t a ttr a u L A ttddat at Xa taU F t* payment «A an atnotA* • y a lb F a b g a tlM tA a td n 24 b o a t anat Xa ad*ert»ad tana <A aata aj paymatAt M at ba c a ts of gwarantaad mtlrumat*. made payatta to Xa Cum e l X a Carxa Cowl Dalai un IO IT'7002 UARYANNE w o r s e c l e r k o f t h e c ir c u it c o u r t SEMINOLE COUNTY flORlOA by GataAJna Hadurd Oa*Ay C u t PUAalt OUAMt M. X) 2002 araj Notatnbat E IX *002 RRISF Nouca of Appucauon lot T ft Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Put ANNA TIRTTC TOUNOATION INC X a NAdat ol Xa toiouttg catlAh eaten) tu t Nad tad cuWtcato<t| tot a 'a t dead to ba atuad Xataan The carot<ate rutAtadtl atd yaattt) ut atuanca. 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Oacampat 2. 2002. at II 00am Paymata ol Sato lea. appacabta ductanatAaty tum p U ta t and reaming toe* ere reqttred to be pad by X a luccaeeXA bajdar at Xa tala F iA payment ol an amoaa* to Pu n*/u«t tad a due atnm 24 t o n altar X a atNamaad tana A . — a i pa,manta p a l ba uatn or guarantaad attlrumanl made payatu to Pu Cledi ol X a Canal Court Dared on Id 'll 2002 UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OE THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by Ueteidne HAdurd Deputy Ctodt PutatYt Ootobar 2 1 JO. 20U2 and Nutampar S I X 2002 Nonce o» Appltcatton tot Tat Uaad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Pul INTEGRATED F S I INC Pu NAdar ol Pu toloatng cadAcaUttl tu t Ned ta d cartAealadl tot a U t daad to ba iMuad xaraon The certAaiM notnbartil and yaarlt) ot utuanca Pu daaopbon d Pu propad, md Xa namert) t> «ncl* A a a t attetaed ■aare At M o t t CERTIFICATE NO 704 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1 » S PARCEL lOt J 6 IO JOS1SOGOO 0IP0 DatcKAnn ol Property LEO LOTS IB 4 l» 4 N 1^2 OF VACO ST ON S [ILK GAO CHAPPELLS SUBO PO I PG n Naina, n attch i i i e i t t d 2ENEPHA CALHOUN A4 ol ta d property baatg n Pu County A S a r . u a Stato ot Ftonda U .aatl tutYt ca,M ealat,) «YuA ba radaamad team in g to le t, x a p a p ady datoAud at tucK ca rtt.etetl) a t ba uAd to x a Nglutl baklar el X a t e t l knrA door. Samaaaa CouAy CtturXouM. SarJord. Ftonda. on Mur.lay Oacan*»f 2. 2002. al II 00am Paymar* o) Sato lea appiuAAe documar(ary damp ta ta t and team ing to e, ire tep jrsd to be pad by Pu tuccaaaKA Odder at Xa tala FtA payment uI an amotaA e-yual to X a to^ual bd a due itrxat 24 hour* aRat x a admditad tone A u t AI paymaraa P u t ba cat/* or guarantaad tnalrtmunl. made paytbto to X a Ctar* A X a Canal Court 0 4 i« J on »(V177002 MOBbC CiERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT ■jf- MiNOtE COUNTY KORiOA by OofakAno Harlord Oopufy C M PuUMb OctoCwr 2X 30. 3002 e II 2002 RR1M Noctc* o4 Appltcatton for Tai D tn l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mat KEVIN O TERRY, t * haIdor oI tho V4lowsog crdA cJild ) hot Nod m «J c«rUK«Ut»i tor a U i daod lo ba •Muod t»oraon Tho corbUcalt numbo#(t) and , •*'(») ol loauonco. tf^o ijoot ifram oI N proporty and f^a n a w u ) n mtmJ\ 4 ««% i n r t u d o at M CERTIfICATI NO 12M YEAR Of ISSUANCE IM S PARCEL lOt 0120^ 3050600003660 Ooocnption ol Property LEO LOTS 366 360 3/0 372 A 374 FRANK L WOODRUFFS SUBO PB 3 PO 44 •• m tafwtti t u r t i t d JUOf TH GAB6AJ PERSONAL REP Ai ul u f ] proporty btnmj n County oI Sanunoia Staia ul FkjntU Uthm* u *h cortAcoto(t) i M tw radaomad accorckng to lam. ft* pcoparty daacitoad n mch cartAcaM*) * 4 ba w d to * * Ngbaat taddar ai f>a w*«l Nani door. Sananola County Courthoua* Sanlurd Ftonda. on Mundat Oacantoar 2. 2002. al 1100am Paytnarrt of Sato laa. ^pacabto documanury »tamp I n n and racnn*ng taa« ara raqurad to ba paid by Pa Buccataful frddar al toa m m Ful paymarf ol an am ouf ac^xal to toa rkgftaal U J « dua mtwi 24 hour* after toa ad»*ri>%ad oI t e r Ai paymanta $nafl ba caah or guarantaad •••alrumant. mada payabia to toa Cterti ol toa Cacul Court Dated un 1017-2002 MARYANF.E MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOftlOA by luarm* WoaAay Dapuly Qarlt Pubaah Oktobar 23. 30. 3002 ami Nuvarrtoar 6 13. 2002 RR163 �4 P a g f 11A T W ed n esd ay. N o m n b e r 1 3 .2 0 0 2 S h e u in o u H i * a ld Le L e c a ls L NOTICE TO T X PUBLIC: N o n I* h n b f gban M toa M <* M u n n i d toa o r , d « B hold • rapAar maaang or N o N N P f I t . 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AND * DEAD THE LPMNOWM SPO U SE HEIRS 0E VISE E S . O R ANTE ES. ASSIGNEES l E N C A S CREDITORS H I S T U S AND ALL in a c c o r d a n c e w it h t h e a m e r c a n s w it h d k a m l i t c s o t h e r p a r t ie s c l a jm n g an in t e r e s t B y TVMOUOH U E E A OR AOAPtST C H A ISES s PMWEHART KATHLEEN A «*« chart Ip ltvmo and r : « a o THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS 0EV7SEES GRANTEES A6SKVCES LTNORJ CREDTTORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTt c r p a r t e s Claim ing an INTEREST B y th ro u g h LMOER OR AOA'N . t u TKEEN A HMPrtMART OHN DOE AND JANE DOC AS INKNOWN TPMNTS Pi P O SH SSCN DCEDOANI'S) 73—Emputtmevt Wanted ACT PERSO NS WITH O S A K A I T * S NEEDING SPtCUM. ACCO M UOOATION TO PARTICIPATE M THIS PRO CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT AOMINBTRAO ON AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. ' aaaoro evorca » m . tele PRO ** NUMBER I W T I T H m NOT LATER THAN SEVEN fT) DAY* PRIOR TO THE PRO CEED**} W K A R P iO IMPAIRED rrtO l I SOD • s s s m OR V O C E (Y) Ia o o -a u •770. 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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>, November 13, 2002; <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/aae3860c79024e78baf74e656eb2ab3b.pdf 0f50ceb13df2e95dc0db2b0a32d093cb PDF Text Text WEEKEND NOVEMBER 10, 2002 •MhYEAH No. 24 Copyn^t o 2002 The Sanford, Florida www.8eminoleharald.com U a H B h jn S I 50c •rtr*:. c i t Semi slams into van, kills father and son By Dan Ping Editor Peanut Butter Passion November is Peanut Butter Lovers Month, a time when children and adults alike can proudly boast of their passion for the creamy delight Page 1C Parents, students invited to attend : magnet schools' , V open house Families of current Seminole County grade five students interested in attending a Seminole County magnet mid­ dle school are invited to attend open houses tor middle school magnet programs. Magnet programs attract students and teachers with par­ ticular interests. Seminole County is proud to support Sanford Middlo School Magnet tor Math, Science, and Technology and Millennium Middle School Magnet lor Fino Arts and Communication Open house datos and times are as follows: A father .iml his 7-year-old son died Thursday after a trac­ tor-trailer carrying scran wires and cables plowed Into their van on U.S. Highway 17/92 in front of Central Florida Regional Hospital. Edwin Brady, 57, of IX-l-ind was turning west onto 17/92 from North Mangoustine Avenue. According to a witness, Brady turned into traffic when the truck, traveling east, was just a few yards from the intersec­ tion. (The van) was waiting for me Jo go by," said Joshua Turner of E m . , * , * , l-ongwood. Turner was traveline west on 17/92. "Just as I went by, I saw the He must not have seen it." van pull out in front of the truck. There were no tire marks at Police troubled by rising ID theft By Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writor You know who you are, but are other people pretending to be you? Sanford police are con­ cerned that identity theft is reaching epidemic proportions, not only locally, hut nationwide, because of new, sophisticated Sanford Middlo technology that allows identity thieves to access personal inforSchool Magnet (nation fins information may Math. Science, Technology he used to commit frauti or WOO French Avonuo. Hull Sanford There was a ease of Identity Nov 12. Tuesday 6 30 p m , Ihelt fust tins past week in Gymnasium Winter Springs tS.lm- artesUsI a 1 21-year old man Sunday alter it was discovered tie had stolen M illennium Middlo lus lather's drivers license and S c h o o l M agnet social security cant, ami used Fine Arts and Communication litem to withdraw money trout a 21 Lake Drive, Santord bank account, the charge was Nov 14, Thursday. 6 30 p m criminal use of ID cards. Millennium Hall The Federal Irade Commission (ETC) reports iden­ Applications tor middle tity theft as its number one source of consumer complaints school magnet programs are (42 percent of all complaints) in available on the Choices web 2<X)1. Although the majority of site, www.scps.k12.fl us, at all reports concerned credit cant Seminole County elementary fraud, most of the victims had and middle school guidance experienced more than one typo otticos. and by calling the Choices Department at 407­ See Thell. Page 7A 320-0458 Tho application deadline tor middle school magnet programs Is December 4.2 0 0 2 Clon<i>«<J CfOfttwtHli legoK U«5» yl* ObduOM«i Opttuon PoIk * l <*J R«l>g»on 5pom 6B ttb 5A. 75 45 65 Section C 3A 4A 2A 4C SC 1545 the scene, leading Turner to speculate the truck driver, Mark Sg’C Andrew Cooper, 46, of Boynton Beach, did not have time to Auto business helps Vigilante jet project SANFORD — David Martin makes his living repairing wrecked vehicles. That hasn't stopped customers from bring­ ing him an assortment of non•nitomotive items to revive with ,i lilile "bodv work” and a fresh coat of paint. With 20 years ol experience m the auto-hody business. Marlin lias Ihx-ii asked to restore Ins share ol odd items I Ir lias established himself as a top i|iialilv repairman, and r ,.. ... _ . u ,, , , photo by Tommy v m c .n l D a v td a n d H o rd l M a rtin , n o w o w n e rs ot S a n to rd P a m l a n d B o d y n r a v o lu n lo o rin Q Ih o ir s o r v ic o s to h e lp ro s to io th o M A 5 C V ig ila n lo |ol lo r S a n lo r d A irjro rl M o rn o n a l C o rn m ltto o T h o |ot will b o Ih o c o n to r p io c o o f a r n o m o r * lal r e c o g n iz in g Ih o h ir.lo ry o l Ih o U S N a v y in S a n lo r d Airport I lx- Navy donated Ilia|« t. will* l» Will N4 f.l|*p«-*t III tin* uW* l»» »l»> h»u l» |«*l»*» now.isl.tv •* ( ••liluriii.i «l« ‘*••11 Voliinlivrs l l u w r v r i , l»«* i i H i ' h l l v .»>;»»•••%! I n art1 v\i ir kill); «*\I'HiligH .ii uI (tiki* on .i |ot» IIm I'n «i ImI nut nt vveekeinls to bring the jet bat k tin* nntm i«’|Mtrin>; 11»*• nl to ils lormer glory, anti Martin a RA "4 Vigilante jet is anting m lltal t.inse T in repairing a lew pieces "1 hit' ot the volunteers tor them anil have offered to stopped in here and asked it I do some painting it needed," could fell them how to ttx some said Martin, who is the new of the body parts," Martin said owner of Sanford Paint and "I told them I would do it for Body on Country Club Road. them for free." The Sanford Airport That's been a hallmark ot Memorial Committee is cur­ Martin's since he first got into rently restoring the Vigilante as business. I he Akron, Ohio, part of the group’s efforts to native owned his own shop in build a memorial celebrating the Buckeye Stale for four the U.S. Navy’s history at years and was always involved Orlando Sanford International v«*r\ M i r l v l u s a n See Wreck, |\ige 7,\ Convicted sex offender charged with molestation From Staff Reports By Dan Ping Editor s« h » *l Seminole Smile Index N, ^ Lending a helping hand Sanford native named Florida Barbecue Champion Donna Burges. Receptionist lor S I Goldman Inc. in longwood |na ^ brake. "The truck was .so close, the driver probably didn't have time to put his foot on the brake “ Turner said. "H e didn't even have time to turn and try to miss the van." After hitting the van, the truck jumped the seawall before land­ ing in I-ike Monroe. Cooper was able to climb out of the truck and over the seawall. Emergency personnel arrived on the scene just minutes after the 10:10 a.m. crash. Brady was airlifted from the crash site to Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. His son, Conner Brady, was restrained in the hack of the van, said Sanford spokeswoman Cleo Photo .ubm itt.0 lo th . Fortner Sanlord resident Mark Ronaud. right, which his wito and par­ ents. proudly display signs depicting his winning barbecue cooking In competition with other ronowned barbecuo experts. Mark Renault, a Santord native, was named "Grand Champion" ol Florida recently Ho was First Place winner in -Whole Hog" and third in "Ribs' making him tho "Grand Champion" over 25 other BBQ teams Irom across the nation Renault has won numerous awards a s head ot Iho Allegro Gourmet Cooking Team which is based in Pans. Tennossoo His loam rocently wus rankod in Iho lop ten in the world in the BBQ cook ott com petition, held annually in Memphis, known as "Memphis In May" which is the most highly recognized cook oil competition in tho world Ronaud s expertise is rapidly becoming well known in BARBECUE cir­ cles country club affairs and private parties Ronaud was formerly an outstanding athlete at Seminolo High School in tho kite 1970 s. loading tho Fighting Sominolos a s quarterback ot the winning lootball team and Seminolo Tennis District Fivo Championship A Sanford man, released from prison earlier this year for a sex crime, was arrested Thursday of molesting a 3-year-old girl. Robert Edward Kesick, 54, is accused o f a Sex Offense Against a Child, specifically fondling and olestmg ,i victim less than 12-years old. A report filed witty the *horIII s oil ice staled kesick opt-oetl . Iiis pants anil li.nl the child lotli It Ills )*pnit.i|n r h p i t u i c l . n l .illp ^ p t lly lu ij»|>i*iu*tl «•! 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"We make our name on p\pn know Ik *w I h»»itu\~ Krsu k is «|ihflril .is s.i\my; m tin* rtiHir I Atturtling to information Irom the Department ol Corrections, kesick was released from prison in March 2002 alter serving nearly four years ft>r a sex crime that occurred in Indian River County, lie is a registered Sex Offender and appears on the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, Sex Offender web site. Nv Help. Page 7A d iih i d I m i .IIIV ll u D ); I tllM l'l No worries for this shipwreck By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor There’s a shipwreck in down­ town Sanford, but no one's crying SOS Instead, people are calling up orders for Sea Dogs, Caribbean Chicken Wraps and Meatball I’obovs — just Mime ol the menu items at the Shipwreck Cafe Downtown's newest restaurant otters a nautical environment with a Key West flair that itu ludes everything from a tiny makeshift beach lo an order-up counter straight from the land ot liki Avid boaters Bob and Connie Steele are the* creators behind the eclectic cafe Hie couple from I A. (lower Alabama) combined their love of the sea with their passion for cooking to open their second restaurant "We tiad some friends who lived m the area," Bob said. "When we came down to visit diem, vxe tell in love with the place." "It's close to tin* water, and we have always loved the water since we are Inciters," Connie addixl 'll also has tin- old Southern atmosphere with the Spanish moss lunging from the trees and the downtown. We just really liked i t " So. the couple moved Irom Alabama lo lak e Mar} ami decided to open the restaurant With previous experience in the business — the couple owned Bahama Bob's Sunset Cafe in perfect solution tor the couple. Mobile Bay. Ala. — it didn't take Bob en|oys cooking and Connie long tor them to divide what they enjoys taking the orders, helping wanted to do with their Sanford in the kitchen and meeting cus­ tomers I heir daughter. Summer, endeavor Retired Irom the air condition­ has ,i Im> joined tho family busi­ ing business, Bol» is the one wlu> ness anil makes deliveries throughout the downtown area creates the kilt hen's sjxx tallies. “7 he air conditioning business on her bicycle. Although the restaurant has gets in the way ol life," he said "You work seven days a week, only been open for a few week.., and you never have any rest So, it's already attracted loyal we were looking tor something to patrons I heir next dtxir neigh­ do and make a moderate liv ing bor, Iona Brown Irom Beatty’s out ot it." S r S h i f t s in k . Cage /A I he Shipwreck Cafe was the H *f.M pltolo by Tommy Vineon! Bob Steele. lull, his daughter Summer center, and wile Connie have opened Iho Shipwreck Cato in downtown Sanlord �P a g f 2A Tiir. Sfminou II fiuu> Sunday. Nmerntx-r 10. 2002 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTV O ut & A bout Confronting stepdad’s abuse still necessary years later SAT DEAR ABBY: Three years ago, my next-fooldest daughter became angry with me and said, in front of my husband, “George" (her stepfather), that he had sexually abused her when she was small. I was furious that she would accuse him of anything like that. I ....................... ........... thought she said it to get back at me. Well, I have recently found out that what she said was true! George also abused my oldest daughter. They are now 34 and 36, and say they have forgiven him because he was drink- £ f Central Florida Lyric Opera presents The Barber of Seville, Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Helen Stairs Theatre for the Performing Arts, 203 Magnolia Avenue in Sanford. Admission is $10, $15 and $20. For additional informa­ tion or reservations phone 407-321-U1L 7 \ ^ A L L , in« duri nR vear*lO u tf f v X X f Abby, I feel terrible for V my daughters. I have been • • • • • • • married to George for 31 years and would never have believed this in my wildest dreams! I'm sick about it and don't know what to do. My daughters have a good relationship with George now. I don't even want to look at him. Should I confront him? I don't know what good it would do now. Please help. FEELING NUMB IN INDIANA DEAR FEELING NUMB: What George did is unforgivable. By all means confront your child-molesting husband, but not until you have first discussed this with a counselor and received some emotional support. Ask your daughters to accompany you in case they have any unresolved issues having to do with the abuse. Since George has proven he can't be trusted around children, he belongs on a list of sexual offenders so he cannot molest other chil­ dren with whom he might come in contact. And that includes grandchildren. Please don't wait. DEAR ABBY: My sister-in-law, Lois, was a loving person, especially to children. At any family gathering, l.ois could be found in a cor­ ner with the kills, reading stories, playing j’amt’s or lust talking* with them Wln*n sht* i t l f i t , it w a n h . H i l o n till o f u s W f to p r o t R flfif Wdffby fWHTTTtnf^ In front of thpm * Sometime** I'd have* to run to the* bathrcKim to hull* m y tr.irs One night i woke to he.ir my oldest son, who was 7 years old, sobbing his heart out. After calming him, I asked what was wrong. He replied, "Mommy, how come nobody cried when Aunt Lois died?" Sometime later, my daughters, 4 and 5, ended a conversation in their bedroom and came into the kitchen. They told me they fig­ ured out why God had let Aunt Lois die: Cod needed someone in heaven to take care of the babies until they were born. I learned some important lessons that year — from my children. PATRICIA IN O CEAN SID E, CALIF. DEAR PATRICIA: From the mouths of babes ... Children sometimes exhibit a level of emo­ tional honesty and genuineness from which adults can learn. It is important for children to understand that adults have honest emotions and that showing sadness is not inappropriate. Failing to express these kinds of feelings can cause problems in later life. Books have been written on childhood grieving and are available in bookstores and in local libraries. Thank you for sharing the important lesson you learned from your children. DEAR READERS Children under 10 years old will love this: (J What is stranger than seeing a catfish? A; Seeing a goldfish bowl. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was found­ ed by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box r>944(), l.os Angeles, CA 90069. O 2002 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Dan Ping o t'dilur and I'ubhxhrr Administration Betty Bennett Display Advertising Hoa/m La vend* tUk Hterfeuf C U liih t d Advertising Deen Srrvth Tommy Vincent Burglary Daniel Wayne Sheppard, 21, of Yale Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. Officers were called to Seminole Gardens regarding two men seen removing items from an apartment being used as a storage facility. A witness man­ aged to apprehend and detain Sheppard. Ilie other man reportedly managed to escape. An estimated $125 in meet had been missing from a freezer, along with a S I25 TV set. Sheppard was arrested on charges of larceny/theft of over $300 in proper­ ty, and burglary of an unoccupied dwelling. Battery Candice Gaines, 19, of L ike Jennie DUI arrests . James Edward Hinshaw, 31, of Slonebrook Drive, Sanford, was stopped by sheriff's deputies Thursday at SR-434 and Highway 17­ 92. He was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alco­ hol/drugs. Drive, Sanford, was arrolvd by Sanford police Ptursdav at Seminole ( ..miens Apartments She reportedly hnti hee n involved in rt dispute with another lemale She was charged w ith battery, resisting an officer without violence, and disturbing the peace. deputies Wednesday on LongwoodI ake Mary Road. I le was charged with DUI alcohol/drugs, resisting an officer without violence, driving with a suspended license, and possession of a concealed weapon (wooden club found in the vehicle). Rhonda Kay Turner, 38, of Altamonte Springs, was stopped by Lake Mary police Friday on lnterstate-4. She was charged with DUI. Michael John Bellant, 28, Wyndham Crest Blvd., Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his resi­ dence Friday morning. Officers said he had been in a dispute with a female. I le was charged with battery, domestic violence. Kendall Limoni Kennon, 20, of Scott Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Ihursday following a reported tight with a female. I le was charged with battery /domestic vio­ lence, and resisting an officer without violence. George E. Hostetler, 51m West 26th Street, Sanford, was stopped by Florida Highway Patrol troopers Friday on West 28th Street. He was charged with DUI and fleeing and attempting to elude a law enforce­ ment officer. Donnie Lee Grishham, 30, of Deer Run. Osteen, was stopped by deputies early Friday at Celery and Sanford Avenues. He was charged with DUI alcohol/drugs. Tickets available for Holiday Home Tour rickets are now available at vari­ ous locations in downtown Sin ford lor the Sanford Historic Irust Holiday lour of Homes, I Hxember h, 7 and 8 On Friday, Dec. n, it's the Candlelight lour, with a luminary walking tour, holiday decorations, entertainment and a reception Meet Charlie Carlson, local historian and author lours will be available at Four Headquarters, at the Student Museum, corner ol Myrtle Avenue and 7th Street. I he activities will be held from 6:30 until 9:30 p in. Saturday and Sunday, from noon until 5 p in., there will in* a walking tour of 14 different homes and buiidmgs, with Charlie Carlson. Tour I leadquarters will be Park-on-Park, Park Avenue at 8th Street. Tickets for Friday am $20 in advance, or $25 at the door. For Saturday and Sunday, $12 in advance, $15 at the door. For additional information phone the Sanford I listoric Trust at 407-263­ 4488 or e-mail at www.sanfordhistorictrust.org. The Seminole H erald “S e n in * S em in ole Count) S n u t /VUV' Write to us: Published every Wednesday and Saturday by fInput .lie Newspapers Inc • 300 N french Am Sanlord FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322 2611 •Fax (407) 325 9406 Poetmasler bend addeve changes to USPb 461200 The SEMINOLE HE MAID P O Bom 1067 Sanlurd FL 17772 1067 E-Mail us: S u b s crip tio n Ratos J Months tn SemaxAe County $11 00 6 Months m Semmoie County $20 00 t Visor m SefTun&e County $36 00 t rear Otter F tondu County $42 00 t Veor Out Ot State $S2 00 Woodlawn's 46th annual Veterans Day Service will be held Nov. II, at Woodlawn Memorial Park, Woodlawn Cemetery Road. The band will begin at 9:40 with ser­ vices starting at 10 a.m. The event is sponsored by the Central Florida Veterans Commemorative Committee, and will feature many veter­ an’s organizations and school organizations. Mujeres en Accion/Women in Action invites the commu­ nity to an evening of dinner ; and dancing Monday, Nov. II, during a cruise on the his­ tone waters of the St. Johns River. Music will be* provided by Victoria Rev. Boarding time is 4:30 p.m. Cost is a $35 donation. For more information, call 407-699-0191. Women in Action is a non-profit organi­ zation geared to assist and improve the quality of life for women and children. address and phone number to be publish' MO N. French Avtnue Sinlortl, FL 32771 Circulation Wende KuurpeneAs Veterans Day ceremonies will be held Monday, Nov. 11, at Sanford Memorial Park. Harry West, of DAV #30, Sanford will be Master of Ceremonies, with special guest speaker the Honorable Kenneth R. Lester, Jr., Circuit Judge, Seminole County 18th Judicial District. Special music will be provided by Lula Marlin ami the I LAV Auxiliary #30. The event is hosted this year by the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Chapter 30 and is sponsored by Seminole County Area Veterans Advisory Council and includes many local organi­ zations, city departments and others in the special Veterans Day parade. Wc w elcom e and encourage your letters; comments. All letters must include your n Sunday, November 10, 2002 • Vol 95. No 24 hervuicaJ FtosUge Pa-J a! SanlonJ Florida end edihtmnM rrwuhng oltce* Republic Newykipen, Inc John Boyd Wilson, h‘), of North CR427. I ongwood. was stopped by Tamala Jeannene While, 34, of C herokee Circle, Sanford, was arrest­ ed by sheriff's deputies Thursday at her residence following an altercation with a male. She was charged with battery. Legal Advertising Pant Struth Celery City Cruisers, in conjunction with the remod­ eled Seminole County Flistorical Museum will pre­ sent their 19th annual car Show at the museum, Saturday, Nov. 9. There will be entertainment, food and beverages with 15 classes of vehicles entered in the com­ petition for Best of Show. MON Stolen Vehicle Two persons were arrested by Sanford police Thursday. An officer, behind a 1955 Cadillac Seville, checked the license tag and found the vehicle was listed as having been stolen in Volusia County. I le stopped the vehicle at 27lh Street and Oak Avenue in Sanford. Driver of the vehicle was t esli Ann Daniels, 37, with Steven Douglas Daniels. As. both ot I Minna, a s tin- passenger I'at ti . pUstxl uiuiel ulltal oil a >.lunge nt grand thell auto I esli Daniels was also charged with driving with a sus­ pended license, a r 1 was found to he wanted on an outstanding war rant in Brevard County. nvi r t t*#v John Coffman Ted Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Sanford Mayor Brady Lossard, right, presents a certificate proclaiming Monday. Nov. 11, Veterans' Day, as a time to celebrate the city's voterans Accepting the proclamation is Denese Doan, commander of the local Disabled American Veterans' Auxiliary, and Bobby Doan, commander of the Disabled American Velorans. Editorial Mchefle Jed* Dor* Oet/cfi Marva Meetuns ____ Shoestring Theatre in Lake Helen is presenting the Neil Simon comedy, "Prisoner of Second Avenue" on Nov. 9, and 10. Evening shows begin at 8 p.m. with Sunday mati­ nees at 2:30 Admission is $1 for adults and students are half price. For information or reser­ vations, phone the theater at 386-228-3777. m Editorial: r r c s J L •<itorirwraiMl*h»nM.Com < jy ; Adftftniag: amltMhrnilroUhrrild.com FilUsSar dpinfldirralnolrlirrjldcom �r GEORGE DUD/\* George D udj,92 Vili.,. 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S A tlS f ACTION G U A H A N ieiO e e SANFORD 207 E 25th . 1 .. ’ M' ' trrm.inf. IU„ M„h H a rd w a re » S to re s f \ $ -1 - " w - . k Z .......*...... ft H U N T M O N U M EN T C O . D ISP L A Y YARD Hwy. 17-92 - Maitland Ph. 339-6988 . Gene Hunt, Owner M arble A G ranite Z ' 1Harold1 Almquist^ A _____ _ S l s u N . T ,r,-1,i,,n in-v? e o < n r;U',,rS- *W" 'Wvessi. • h total closure of French Avenue at thecr,Ksi,,K K.>.|,,,lin at 8 pm . Friday Nov 8 an d , on •inumg until no later than r. Monday, Nov It The rubberized crossing wlH ' ’*• rep/.,. .-.I wilfl /corK-re(e segments and a single welded sect,,,,, „t tr.u k sp.viyvmg 0,v. entire l»>i„ latve ,o.ulvs.<\ will Isiostallisl I here are actviatlv two r.,,1 criwsings m the victmly ol (>||, Street. Ihe vvvtrk the weekend ol Nov H will bo on the northern­ most of the two. A second project, rebuilding the southernmost of those- crossings will be- accom­ plished the weekend of Nov. 22, beginning at 8 p m. Friday, ami ending by no later than a m., Monday, Nov. 25. Except for the ftth Street area closings, the res! of 17-92 will remain open for local traffic up to the rail crossings, live 2001 aver- '"nda; sisters. Mol., Henry. ........Voung and ; ," cK /"bnson. both of m c r o s s i n 8 r e p a i r dosures will In- in place •'Ppr.sulkN to the railroad' ! CriM*‘ n ,e work. ,o be performed by FIRST CHURCH OF IHE NA/AIIENE 2Sll Sjnfood Art . S/tnfnrd FL 407 322 3122 Jon Ctrsm* Petlor Morning Wotbhip 10 30 em Survcley School 110am Sunday ( vening tOOpm Wed h g/'l R.t>4« Stuify MWpm Wed Nght Kfd« Club TOOpm ^ Ihi-Sutton, be,th of R ^h^ter. N Y, Jacqueline Williams , , Ik,Idauff Family Funeral 11<»me/C renutory, ( )rango Cjf ' l ‘l d o s' F re " d i Avenue h it,:, e. ^ 2" A i ~ O r a t o r y . R()ckledge. in charge o' arrangements. * * * ' * ' • ludilh. sons^Warren. Deltona. Craig. Landisburg, Penn.; bn.lhers Arthur. York Haven. IV„n larr>-. Belle Island, Fla ' Mass. She was a homemaker' nli ' ,,7 ,; <,|7 rin‘ |u.le husband, f * r- ^ n te r Springs; son Donald J.. Ifumamck. Maw- Funeral services will he Ehursday,Nov. U .a l 2 p m daughters. I >|uilla Mae Riks and c e r 'm T ’ 1, 0 "■’*•' MVI,n') "d i­ rt rand a veteran of the U S Army. RENA F. ROCIIE ReruF. Roche. 81. Moree . ,H,P; U ii„er Springs, di,si hiestlay, Nov 5,2002. She was bom Aug. It), I9|8 in Boston I .1X1 daughter, Drusilla Gemmill, New (tern N C r J()()itn.iSim tij i lurge of arrangements [ Kon‘,l‘l W., Portland.’ Maine, Stephen E., Casselberry ‘laughter, Janet M , Winter * Ganlen; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Hanfield Fyneral Home, Winter Springs, In charge of arrangements. ^ I ^ d u h a ^ t o r i f ii nds in Sanford. Survivors include sons ''nvanl R . Orange City, RonalJ “ jjjp ffF a rn H y funeral * * & £ £ % ” * * * Survivors inc lude sims. Na,h.,ni, |J great-grandchildren. .’V I!,Vno I'^al service. Hanfield Funeral Home Winter Springs, and Atlas OAI.E E. STERNER si [ s ,*’mi,r. 65, lambert S ln t'U A ton .,,d jtt|Mlim) New. 1 , 2002 at Hospi.e Cam Cmter. Flagler/Volusia, Port Orange. Horn in York. Penn., he mows! to Central Florida 19 Win? » p ° l* *,Hll,l*c wVe. E- Jan. Winter I ark. sons, Alfred R I *-nda in 1978. She was a h o m . makt rand a member of Reformed Church of the Comforter, Kingston, N Y. Sanford; bn.thers, Richard WathersjkH,,,. Umatilla, Fra/ier WwtlH-rspcKm and Andrew V\eathersp,„n, both of Havana was bom March 2 5 ,1915 1„ Ilavana, Florida, lie was a trac- ,, Melbounkv lie was retired owner of a fast food restaurant EUZABI-t i i CURRY FREER I li/abeth Curry Freer, «>| Monument Drive, Deltona, died '\ «lnr*J.iy, Nov. 6, 2(||)2 at her rwldense. Ik.rn in Kingston, n j ', movetl to Central I londa Regional I lospif.,1 |™ IjifainoSwampscott.M as,.. Marilyn F. Dellvn, lamgwood *l*ter, Ali/e Zona, Samhvich ' Mass.; seven grandchildren K ' " S- GORDON A. NIELSEN tio rd o n A N iek m , 87, Ohio street. Winter Park, d ial •Wednesday, Nov. ft, 2002 at Floriila I lospjtal,Orlando, lie was hom Doc 2ft. 1914 jn AllSouNCaiholkchurtli will, burial in All Soul* Catholic t etneterv. ’’ ^-•vivors sen, R Kn(v Kvir T«* i include uuc s°n, < „ Kom [ ^ ^ “Kblers. Carol ^ < S i™ ..1 2 7 M iv.CiN,;1r.ofChris,ijnn,,r'-'i r ^ r ' V^ N . n n a , *« » w u , and National £ % 1° ' v,‘’r; #is*w, M.ary a r * daughters, Rena F. Gawlinski Man.,met. Mass. R(l|vrlil A I "in v, ',,hl , * ’>'° R"-"{ P*»wn. will,............... P.,s,„r ,A*nnis 1^unckson officiating. ,n lieu of flower,, donah,ms ™ > ,v m‘H«e to f irst Hantist Cnurrhof(Xicvn,32| m so lie * i t C £ I C A S s S ^ R R Y 11 FOREST CITY OVIEDO . . Winter Park Dr 1122 W Hwy 436 11 Hwy 434 4 426 •3 3 9 - 4 8 0 3 J L 3 2 1- 0 8 8 5 J L 3 3 9 - 7 3 6 5 — * L 8 6 2 - 4 3 2 3 J L 3 6 5 - 6 6 3 4 J fTi i i C f h a r d w a r e a \CE h a r d w a r e a\C€ h a r d w a r e aS/CE h a r d w a r e t\iCE h a r d w a r e ,| '^rtVjUunsSm. WIVHI74 runrral Mam*4 riaftu. f| �4A Sunday. November 10.2002 TJIKSRMINOI.K HERALD O p in io n O p in io n B u m p in g a lo n g tufaeanxn com P a g e F o lic ; Don't Ska oor point of vWi Do (ometNng atxxit A Write us a letter to th« edRor. A l letters to tht editor must be signed am for verification purposes, indude an address and phone number. Letters should also be limited to 50C words. Letters to the edtgr will be accepted by; •U.8. Melt 300 N. French Ave.,. Sanford, Fla. 32771 •E-mail C e n tr a l F lo r id a ’ s ro a d s I often h av e th e feeling w hile d rivin g throu gh the streets and h ig h w ay s o f Sanford an d C entral Florida that road m ain ten an ce is funded by businesses which sell tires o r rep air shock ab sorb ers. The w ay so m e of the potholes exist, one co u ld , and often d oes, d estroy tires and p arts o f the running g e a r of a vehicle. Not only potholes, but m an h oles. On 25th S treet for exam ple, b etw een Park A venue and M ellonville Avenue, there a re 13 m anholes in the easlb ou n d lanes. Mach one h as it's ed ges sticking u p at least tw o to three inches higher than the roadw ay. It's bum p, bum p, b u m p , w hen d rivin g, unless one a tte m p ts to v eer w a y from them . Then it starts to look like reckless driving. edttorOaemlnoleheraid.coni •Fax 323-9406 * Letters to the edtor and oofcmiiots who appear on treedtoriaipaoedonoi I'm glad C S X an d the IX’p artm en t of T ransportation a re repairing th e railroad tracks on French A venue n ear Sixth and Thirteenth Streets. Som e of them have Nick P fc ifa u f had op en in gs in the ro ad w ay w hich have • • • • • • • p roven to b e highly d an gero u s. Again, it's either hit them or v eer aw ay, which are both h azard o u s m oves. Hopefully, the finished rail track cro ssin g s will result in a sm ooth roadw ay, and not g o from su n k en d ep ression s to an oth er sp eed -b um p type crossin g. THE MANBOTE. Your View To the editor Dear Chief Tooley, I just want­ ed to thank you for your involve­ ment in our community event on Oct. 26, 2002 at Sterling Woods. The City of Sanford Police Department's presence was greatly appreciated and the home owners of Sterling Woods really enjoyed their participa­ tion. Officer Gary’ Johnson was an exemplary speaker and repre­ sentative of the Sanford Police Department. He talked with our community, at great length and detail, on the Neighborhood Watch and COP programs. Both seem to be excellent programs and of which we hope to enroll into as a community. I also wanted to thank the offi­ cer who provided Police pres­ ence for our event. I failed to remember his name at the moment bill he was part of the K-‘l unit. I lis dog's name is On an o th e r m atter, w hen they run w ater o r sew er lines u n d er a roadw ay, th ey re-p ave the holes, only to end up h avin g the p avem en t eith er sticking up from the road , o r d ro p p in g off sev eral inches. A fter these projects, as well as the m an h ole installations a re co m ­ pleted, ap p aren tly no o n e g oes back to se e if they are cau sin g p ro b lem s b ecau se of a failure to a d h e re to the level of the roadw ay. M ost a re either b u m p up o r bum p dow n. I'm su rp rised no on e (a t least of late) h a s filed a suit for d am ag es to so m e g ov ern m en t body, fo r a collision o r injury d o n e as the result o f hitting o ne o f these road h azard s. It’s b ad e n o u g h for th e a v era g e car, b u t d riv in g an SU V is ev e n m o re d a n g e ro u s. S o m e , w h ich m igh t b e m ore to p h eav y th an o th e rs, o ften rock b a c k an d forth >>r Pgtde around th e hig h w ay. ‘-oo i r lines I su sju v l. o n C ele ry A ven ue east of S in lo r if. I II bet w hen th ey .ire finished , th e p av em en t o v er th e lin es w ill slick up a b o v e th e ro a d w a y level to the p o in t w h ere they a lm o s t b eco m e a sp eed bu m p. And w hile it is exp ected they m ay sink d o w n som e­ w hat o v e r tim e, n o o n e will g o back out there in a few Drago. I find that strange that I remember the dog's name, but not his. Then again, I think if someone ever met Drago, they would not soon forget his name. Anyway, he provided a great ser­ vice and was professional and personable. He even provided some education with the K-9 unit with a small presentation. Hie community was very impressed with the training and profession­ alism that the K-9 units have. This was a real crowd pleaser as well. Please let me know what his name was, and thank him on behalf of our community. We can't thank you enough for making our event a success and for providing our community with invaluable information. We hope to locate some pictures of your part in the event and we will bo sure to pass them along. Chris Bartholomew, President Sterling Woods Home Owners Assoc. On the Street Hie H erald asks people what they think ... November is national Peanut Iiutter hivers Month. In honor o f the recogni­ tion, we asked a few people what their favorite way is to eat the creamy delight. m on th s an d inspect w h at h azard s they m ay be causing. It's bad en ou g h that h eav y rains often p ro d u ce flood ­ ed streets in and aro u n d Sanford. But this can Ik * exp ected , an d oth er than clearin g o u t sto rm drains, very little can be d on e to prevent problem s cau sed by h eavier-th an -u su al rainfall. O ne m o re point. T h o se brick crossw alk s in d o w n ­ tow n San ford look beautiful. I hey are so uneven w ith the p av em en t that it is im possible to d riv e o v e r them w ithout b ou n cin g aro u n d . Probably th ey h ave been m ad e that w ay to slow traffic through d o w n to w n , hut it d o esn 't feel good w hen d rivin g o v e r them . P roblem s with these m an h oles, p oth oles an d im p rop ­ er rep air-p av in g sh ou ld be able to be so lved . In the m ean tim e for p erso n s d riv in g in and aro u n d Sanford, be su re to ch eck the tires o n y o u r vehicle often. D am ag ed tires are d a n g e ro u s to y ou , a s w ell as e v e ry ­ o n e a ro u n d you. You'd think this would be easy becau se I love peanut butter. My father-in-law m akes a really awesom e poanut butter pie Je ff Ferrell I kko mno on Ritz Crackers Margo Gunstcr D eBary I like mine on toast when I'm having breaklast Wanda Chill Lake Mary Deltona H E A L T H F A IR S MONDAY N o v e m b e r I lili Lake Mary Facility I h im -1 p m FREE 101 N. 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See Solution on Page 7A T he The Way We Were: Doss was one of Sanford’s first chiropractor IHen1 li>n> .tn* .)tv fun fivi* .scltiitioii.ilu.biogra­ phies from tin* April 29, p m ,,|j. •ion of theSiinfnril |ion Id. » . ami they had Ihrec chililtvn, ( surge, Jr.. Virginia and Mary. He was a member of the Masonic lodge, Elks. Shrine, I-T. l)oss Seminole County Chamber of Dr. I T I A** i.inu> loStiifonl in Commerce and attended Holy P *n ia»y 1933 In begin .i chiro­ ( n*ss I piv opal Church. practic practice, ami lt.nl already As a boy, Ik* attended public gained a large patronage. sclmnls in Monticello and conlinHi* had studies) at the utsl his education at the University of Florida. University University of Florida. of Georgia, University rif football was his favorite sport Tennessee and Palmer ScIhkiI of ami he was also interested in avia­ Chiropractic. tion and military activities. In lie was bom in llinson, hut addition to Iving a licensed pilot, moved to |la vatu, I lor Ida when it he w.h a lieutenant in the Florida ................................. small boy National Guard. F o i l o w i It g high school, l ewis A. Tate he spent his I ewis A. Tate was Kirn in summers in ( Morn and lived in (his area all various mili­ his life, lie came to Sanford in tary camps I'»I3 and had continued to make and, (at this his home hen*, working for |Ik* time) was a Sanford Fire Department, farming member ol and serving as a u inductor for the the reserves. ACL Railroad. For the past five Grace Marie I le resided years, he had represented the 800 llmtherhood of Trainmen. Sllncrlphrr at Magnolia I le was a member of Sanford ••••••• Avenue and Llks Lodge. l ions Club, and attended the First. ................. Methodist. attended the Christian Church. I le Church. During his leisure hours, resided at 109 North MangusHne he enjoyed watching football ami Avenue. baseball. He hail altended Osteen Dr. Doss maintained his office schmils tltcn continueil his educ.ion the third floor of the First tion through correspondence National Hank building. schooLs. George McRory George McRory was a local automobile license inspector for the State Motor Vehicle Commission. In lR26hew.eselect­ ed to the State Democratic Committee and remained in pub­ lic office until |932, also serving one term in the State I egislalurv. Mr. McRory, Kirn to MnnticMlo, came to Sanford in 1922 arul resided with his family at 11 IK Magnolia Avenue He was mar­ ried to the former Sara McKenzie He had been a Candidate for Constable in two previous electioas and hail gone into the sec­ ond primary against Sheriff McClelland in the last election. Mr. Tate’s favorite smirt was fishing. * I Inward Ovcrlin Howard Overli n came to Hanford in 1920 as the new man­ ager of On- Sanford Oviedo ami <Ionova division of tlio Kuithom noil telephone and folograph Company. He was bom in Evansville, Indiana and altended public •'Chools in that city. In 1911 he K*gan working for tin* Indiana IVII M i-phone Company ami Kid remained there until he was trans­ ferns) to Illinois In 1918 he came to Jacksonville to take charge of the company's lines in Camp Johnson during tJu* World War. He remained at the army camp until early 1920 when he was transferred to Sanford. Mr. Ovcrlin and his wife, the former Maude Gmwe, resided at 113 West 19th Street. I le was active in the enmmunily as president of Iho Kiwanis Club, secretary of the Elks Club, president of the Seminole County Safety Council and a member of first Christian Church. His favorite recreations were hunting and fishing. Gordon Harnett ( ‘.onion Harnett came to Seminole County in 1922 and held the honor of Kiving mimed the community of Fern Park. He was one of the first to realize the opportunities of the fem industry and to develop that business there. At present he was connect­ ed with the Winter Park Ferneries, Inc. He* was married to the former Mel Jackson. They resided in Fem Park. He was a member of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and altended First Presbyterian Chureh of Sanford. I le was bom in New York City and was educated then* and in Philadelphia. He also graduated fntm Hamilton College, Clinton N.Y. After college, he was employed hv the International Kinking Corporation in Now York City and was later sent to San Domingo to represent that firm then* (or nearly three years. LAKE M ARY F A M IL Y M E D IC IN E ables f at Lake Mary Crossings Business Center 109 Thnberlachen Circle Lake Mary, FL 32746 E x c e p tio n a l S e n io r L iv in g (furnirrl) Summerslllr) Assisted Living fo r your Lifestyle The Lifestyle y o u want... The address y o u Deserve... 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Please call for details. & HUM ANA. “ I f s a dirty job. but somebody has to do it", says business owner Karen A n H M 0 with a Medicare+Choice contract available to anyone enrolled in Part B and entitled to Part A of Medicare through age or disability Mem bers must use networjc providers except in emergency or urgently needed care situations A sales representative will be present with information and applications. Bcnzel o f Collars & Scents Dog Waste Removal Service. “Most peo­ ple just don’t want to do it them­ GH-92ISb AMJ2 selves.” Looking around for a busi­ ness that would combine her love for 02002 Mi/njrj Int M2 animals, helping the community and the outdoors she decided that while scooping dog waste wouldn’t be © A N T IQ U E S everyone’s choice, "I believe it is a much needed service in this area." Busy people who find their lives a bit hectic will find this service a great place to start in some relief as it is likely to be the least expensive o f all Specializing in "hom e help” services available. Left B la c k A m e r ic a n a to accum ulate, dog waste ruins the appearance o f your property, attracts • P o tte ry disease carrying pests and offends ter things to do with their tim e." Karen also plans on expanding her business otterin g environm entally sale products ranging from tick col lars to sham poos, and m agnetic thera­ py dog collars. ••• * BEACH ‘N BOATS/ $ 2 .5 0 / A D D IT IO N A L D O G ■ C A LL TODAY! COLLARS & SCENTS' 4 3 6 0 C a r r a w a y P la c e S a n f o r d . F lo r id a 3 2 7 7 1 H U G E S E L E C T IO N O F P R E -O W N E D B O A T S Hours 11-5 M -F 10-5 Sat. Over 20 Years Experience 815 W. SR 434 2591 S. Sanford Ave. Winter Springs Two Sanford 407-695-7224 n s J Z 407-323-0624 Mon.-Sat. 9-5 }w“ Tucs.-Sat. 8-5 IW ? 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Lake Mary, Longwood and all ot Seminole County Ask ui about the new & Improved "Hurricane Glass" Designed especially lor Florida’* ever changing weather E N G IN E R E B U IL D IN G D O N E O N S IT E it A cto sa From Trio Dairy O uonn AVANTBEAUTY SALON i@ Hidden Harbour Marina I * W E E K 1 DOG 2 5 1 8 P a rk Dr. S a n fo r d , F L 3 2 7 7 3 C ollars A: Scen ts offers senior citi­ zen ami service dog discounts... Call tiMlay....lXf> -X22-9K12 Satisfaction (iu aranteed ! Anna Jo n es O w ner C O M P L E TE DOG W A S TE R EM O V A L > SER V IC E « Gleanyards <£pens al ec Al Lt • S te r lin g (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -9 7 0 7 Karen & "Tho Boy#" Drake, Coley & Alplno. ATTENTION DOG OW NERS _________ • P o r c e la in Bring This Ad For 1 0 % Discount neighbors - not to mention endanger­ ing the health o f your pets and your family. Prices start at Sl().(K)/a week for one dog and $ 2 .5 0 for each addi­ tional dog. There is a one time serv­ ice charge for a yard w uh accum ula­ tion. "1 feel this is an unmet need in the pet care industry, people have bet- • V in t a g e D o lls ALL OUR W O R K G U A R A N TEED ! Q u a lity A t Us Finest! IIKS M I H V) AM-JCO |'M Sjt H VI AS) - 12 V) I’M MID FLORIDA WINDOW & DOOR, INC Youn FU p la c c jm m t Sps c ia u s t •Licensed 1Bonded t t 2 T 1 Insured ! V 407-644*4796 Don ’t Miss Out C all Joh n C offm an at 407- 322-2611 To P lace Your Ad On Our Spotlight Page ! �THe Snnw ou llu u iji Wreck Continued from p«ff. Cohen. After extrani fmm the vehicle. The £ 5 , him across Ihe s,n>..». vv,1s Honda Recioru) l? !* ’.° Ccn*Ml Theft Continued from Page 1A of identity fraud, Ci Driv, Nov. Nun He w He m engii fm tl n m n ^ j|| '^ l< d f'v^ MilTraffic *v emp) Yard the crash scene for ~ a,tn,nd Slatii eight hours as .Vor. fnorv ,fun Slatii Ihe truck and its trailor*? PU,lcd lake. Milcr fr«»m the Delh Asso owns theSJtm ck°s^ ? ,P,1ny ,fw' Emp clean the debris i l l Ca’ws *° Su fuel that was d iJh " lIH* a,e *■ ' ■ v" “ P“,M» Kyle truck's Kem The crash scene is the verv Tayk Environmental K o n n‘ of sjnu- site where a 7-year-old edl Hele vised the cleanup. n suPer­ •liwl June >„ Mad slon between two cars on 17 / N.J.; ' *' gran M Continued from r » e 1A here within 20 minutes of the mad time we call them,” Heidi said. Vblu Mimares take .b o u t 10 min­ Woo utes. In less than 30 minutes, 3211* h a * h V n X “ o u f c K ud ‘l,,n nivd anymore U Br headaches.” KoU rknn K l ° nyOUr Wjyb->ck to i rk o r wherev er you need to Hon „J 5‘!Y d,aKrivd> •Hiding “We « h ^ , m rke ^ whole process ind•w hassle-free as possible ” sir Help Fmv.de hie,imexu.ranuvm . Business isopen fmm 8 ,0 5:30 p m. Monday through Friday. However. U jvid and Heidi realize that w m e people aren't able to make •>11 of our workmanship.” In addition to focusing on worknunship, ihe a A T , y ', ' W ° r J , ' ' i " ' "'Vi-c.mh.in.ilc all of the " ‘thus, Heidi said. l-oaner cars fmm Enteroris*. •>re available for those who vvj|| "Enterprise will have a car uncommon r ~ for s ■ r n r r i n T ' ^ —— Hw e n f ^ 1" ‘lnd ° ,her Jrea Hw enforcement agencies to ^ P ? rt persons in local stores buying merchandise by using ■« *<°wca; S T1 Lak< 2002 1939 c idem?f L C‘1rds' and “ hen crime* T t,y Jnd hard-to-fjght crime often goes on, possibly k Z Z T ? WT Ut ’he victim s knowledge. The effects on a consumer's credit and daily life however, can he devastating Because of damaged credit r u hound ’1'” */ J «encie" 'hen hound Sthem to0 "pay for charges ^ 7 did no»make,and they am forced to prove, often without no?cre,e evidence, tha, they am rv, / m ? ’i ° 1l! c‘lrs careened off the J J a ll.c si,I. Tlie business has already earned the trust o f local law enforcement and businesses. BeHSoulh. the police departnients of Sanford and Like oPr b.Pn r W(,rdS ° " m ,d i' CJrd* m .brJnk accounts, and inspect S r ani),h e ^ m inole County Sheriffs Office all have repair y |wuk done at Sanford Pain, and If victimized, the FTC avommends that consumers contact “ d" ' JVe plan on being here for a hpUd(hepJr,mcnls of vach *he three major credit bureaus, contact creditors for a n ? - 8 " ? * ? ! * durin8 »he week and need Ihe convenience of weekend hours. Weekend and after-hours consultations are available by appointment. »or senior citizens or 'f People who are unable to drive•theii their car because of damage, we'll long hme,” said Heidi, "so we rvalue we have to do the best S r , e .can for every customer, yavid ha, a reputation for d‘»ng quality work. That's wha, is going gmw our business quality work and the best cus­ tomer service." even come to their house to do an estimate, David said “We wan, to do whatever we can to W r T i r inhumation about Sanford Paint and Body r.ill ■107-322-8844 or fax 407^321-3740 Shipwreck of f n o ? T U? ,S , h j' "rened an d dfiIn" y ° r ,Jm Pt‘ri‘d with, police^ 6 3 n?P° r‘ Wi,h local DS T Ur n can fi|e a com­ plaint and get advice by con•act.ng the FTC's identity thef, hotline, toll-free at I-H77 IDTHEFT (438-4338). For more information kKallv contact the Sanford Police department at -107-323-3,J3(). Continued from Page 1A Center, can often be 'hat fits Perfectly with the other friend for $20.” wBs, yachting tmphiw a.............. and other , ^ .S h ip w r e c k Cafe is „p,.n heaili paraphernalia in the S S i # 1* * * • mock “ ” ul the fmm 1030 a m. .0 2:30 pan I love them.” Ilrown said "I n-taurant. Tfiere's even a large m«H,e ship in Shipwreck * win­ H ,n , " ' r *various U Frida> ’ i^tenu include wraps _ J L T k ,PP> " “•>• decided to dow th.il was made by a prisoner items |»jx n their restaurant next door several made fn.rn fresh shrimp ' ' frtend of mine g .n e it |<> and crab _ hot dogs with .titter­ Bnnvn recently added to the m‘‘. , tKininings, poH.ys, s.inf. "A prisoner m.nte ” ,v ,; r of Ih e .a fe s/„. S..IW . Sinoot,Kvs, and for dessert there 11 wttfi a razor Hade, L/mer's Is Itie funiH't cake. =*«dS* •> Mnall model sailboat Cilue and wood. He sold it to niv Ot course, there’s always fresh n S n H SSSO Q D — —— i i i 11 1 Pun l e on Page 5 a ac»tivb?P° n , b e for 'he illegal names " * C° mmi” l*d 'heir The FTC recommends that 3 2 i U2 * " exercise caution In „ K S OU,Pc r m , | inf«rmahon such as social security and credit card numbers. r>on't lm sL "°Ur busint‘ss and >'our ___0 D 0 D 0 o'KainV mS find,i, »» obtain ,Cn new credit diffici' cards" or ««••- M ttS iS Z Z Z | nd ? ? , ^ 9cawal,« before it ,andcd in U k e Monroe. S aggfi& p S § o Dggg brewed coffee, and people are encouraged to come in. enjoy a cup of Joe and just relax "We have some people who |us come in. drink their coffee and enjoy the music and atm.wpliere." Connie said. ... T°r more information, call t,ie Shipwreck Cafe at 407-324-3755. u e m e r g e n c y r e p a ir FUNDS AVAILABLE Call 407-333-8877 ---------f C A l . ext. 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P "* »M 8 «M » (»*SM) Manual updetee end 0 J * y (P S M ) Aubt, In the amount ol *18.500 Recommended by the City 300 M w ti Part Avtnut W ORK SESSIO N 4 p m mthe Oily Manager's Contotence Room, Second Hoof it**, lo Employee ol Ihe Month lot Novat r im 2 Update re Shstegc Plan October 2002 3 O n n a u o n re Mayor tbrm ol government '•lerendum 4 Uprlatere U S 17/82 5 U w im r o n ol Regular Agenda Herne A d d O n Heme, and Other Heme • Mayor's booting T City M.mrtqr r s bunting AiAhorwe p w y becking tad from the City of Coconut Creek lor the purcheee oI a traler mounted vacuum eicavation lye •am (tom Vacuum Source. Inc at a price ol *30.117 Recommended by the City t R E G U LA R M EETING 7 p m in the City Commission Cfiamtoera. Fast Floor Public hearings 1 Consider condemnation of properties The Director ol Planning 1 Community Development and Ihe CHy Manager rec­ ommend (hat toe structures be bund to be uneele. dtapelated. unsanitary or unev hebrtaMe. lo condemn sect structures, •no g v r the owners thirty (30) days lo rope* or dsmoksh.il toe property owners toa lo Sheet such dsmoMon and removal or repair within sad Itwty < » ) day period, tha Cay shal demolish and remove Ihe buartngs antl'or structures, and the actual coal ol sad removal and rtspoaaf. rctuding administrative costs, wtl be assessed as a ken against toe properties A 815 Hickory Avenue (Report 10301) Owner notified on November 11. 2002 property posted on November 1 1 jg g g •d published on October 27 and November 3. 2002 B 518 East 5th Street (Report *03-07) Owner nobbed on November 11 2002. property poster] on November 11. 2002 •d published on October 27 and November 3. 2002 S Approve deeignahng certain areae oI the C raerford property ol the Municipal Cemetery tor veteran spaces. cremation •pace*, rod regular burial apacet Recommended by toe City Manager * po’ch*“ ol 28 lepfecement Scon An Pan 50 bom Fishei Safely Equpment ^ n T v ! ? * *Sur" *" kmount ol *103,740 Recommended by Ihe City • Pmunnlation Proclamation honoring Lao Tiepurow • Approval ol Minutes Wo#l» !>#«t*on «rv* M#gul*r M i— Ofl of Octobijf 2fi ?003. and Continued Regular M**l»ng t,IO ctr**f?9 2002 H ^ o m m ^ d a d by It'* City Cl— I and the O ty Managaf Content Agenda 1 Award purchaie ol snfeen (I6| OPMS Panther Aims Model RFA2 M4 ntlet and accessories to OPM S Panther Armt m the amount ol $16 288 Recommended by Crfy Meinagar 2 Apfwi>v« purcha— of fhraa Panasonic R nqqi*»/«f Touqhbook 28 mobile com m unvalion leimmala with accetaonei Horn Pomeroy Computer Resources m the amount ol *12.243 Recommended by tha City Manage* J Approve C P U Amendment N o 58A tor corv "mang engeieermg tor the prepare!**. street. 11th Street from Part Avenue #_____ _lo _ Street. Avenue, and Pert Avenue bom 111n Strict lo 2nd Str*«t Recommended by the CHy Manager 7 Pimheae ol him vehictee. one tot BuAAnfl Divieion and one lor Code Enforcement Drvtsmn. vnth the total pnce a both vehicles being $26,147 Recommended by the City Manager * Approve LYNX tu n in g agreement in toe •mount ol *180.033 pursuant to FV ^ r a ^ g e , Recommended by toe • Authort/a purchase ol the required furry tore tor toe new A A -V a c * McClanahan Memonel Fee Station »2 bom Florida Business lot.,rots m Ihe amount ol 12/,457 12 Recommended by the City Managa* to Approve appbcenFs request tor -Mars tk* Street March" event to be held on pubkc pmpetly horn 130 p m lo 3 30 p m . Saturday November 23. 2002. approve a two hour rating street closure bom I 30 p m t o 3 3 0 p m , Saturday November 23. 2002 with police assistance 2nd Street bom Part Avenue lo MekonvWe Avenue M *onvde Avenue bom 2nd Street lo I (to 2 Second reatkng end adoption of Orrinerce No 3756 lo provide tor a residency requirement tor future department three tors Recommended by toe City Manager Ad puAhshed October 30, 2002 There’s a W J better _____ . W a n ^ IC o tn m im d y Oevelopmsia and toe C*y Manager recommend demcAbon — ° 1 1 4 ' , *?s P * * * Avenue, Cion tha Hampton. Edward DuPree. Judy DanwN. Bridge tt# Perry, and Ida Smith Tha Dirocjoe ol Planning 1 Community Dwvatopma* and toa O y Manager rec­ ommend a 80-day eslensan 1. V sNde esleneton requests A 201 Phbn Place The Oeeclor oI Planning « Communay Davelopmant and toe Cay Manager recommend extension to February 1. 2003 tor toe Ford Aeroetar ■ J 3 I0 Cypreaa Avenue The Director of Ptonrtng 8 Communay Development and toe C*y Manager recommend estenalon lo January 19,2003 tor toe van C 811 Santord Avenue Tha Director oI Planning I C o m m iM y Development and toa Cay Manager lecommend ertenson to March 1. 2003 lor toe Ford Mustang * Adopt Reaohrton No 1820 am horuen and oonaantng to toe banaiar ol toa Iranchfaa and cable Mevtaion system bom Time Warner Entertainment Advanee/Newhouae Partnership lo a •rtniypwnad aubaahary and manaoamart Recommended by toe Deputy O y Manager and toe City Manager 4 Approve *24.000 tor toe purthaae ol 0 22 acres ol Barbour Properly tor construcocn ol St Johns Parkway Phase II Recommanded by the Director ol Planning * Commiawy Development and toa Cay Manager wny to buy in s u r a n c e . 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K a y u i l J If you do not have acc«« , eroranolhernew ssoureTth i ^ T ^ ' In other games from Friday, Chril Narsesian came back fo hai.ni h i t school. . " the uf Tfuture his formcr __Lake . ‘Howell loixell, as U rF wide receiver helped lead Winte, q \ J F j “* phr-«* lilS - s.™.. „f ihc p r ^ - „ ! i andNov- ,7 ) fm m 2 p.m. to-lp.nt, at Forest City f onTVu ° i.St'h<X’1 (jfn>ss' * ’m Urantley High Schcxo!) on Sand Lake Road Altamonte Springs. ' aa V p ^ r ^ r ipp'»M^ n * Reynolds Stadium S n are 1 0 , 1 |. d‘; J - ' ,N' *lr»0 lb-under depending on your age 0 Forr i,f/eo ;J n " J , tnci j and Oviedo trailed onlv talo 'C ri' a '" onK S Z h.‘* ' ! alm ^ M‘cnd^IliJte w fnK ^ a* “ m,-,P a ' l ’ 2 P lJ ' " S " JE JU te V ta y -Z O * ...... ..... ninnenips in (heir districts, win begin m »i Pri.i... released at 5 FTISAA.ore. l .W B . S .. . Wj|j ^ SCSmin es63'7 ^ ,h r “ h - No score was received from the <ov. 10). on MiraclefanlOOaol.com. TU M BLE TIM E Parents, bring your toddlors to Tumble Time to cnl°y Wimbling, singing -T -a n d m a d in g s to L . “ ch " « * «he City of Casselberry Parks ami Kwn-ahon Department will nave a theme that will relate 1° the songs and stories. Tumble Time is ,,n Thursday, from 6 p.m..fo-7 , . CldS^ “S !n N«’vemher will H- nn the 14,h. and 21st, and ‘Bondsian’ effort not enough for Seminole G olfers ad v an ce; L M P out in so ccer w in s o f t b a l l t i tl e By Dean Smith Sports Editor U-cemivr classes will be on ,h} ; 5,h. 12th and IMfh I V r r ' V ^ lvi" lv beld at Ed V U,rk"-““I fkiu/evard, Casselberry. * * I he pmgram is for tod­ " - 9 The cost is 51"> for Casselberry residents ati.l 5*1 tor non-residents Single i lass cost is S3 for Casselberry residents and $6 for non-residents. I or more information please call 407-262-7720, extension 1307. FRID AY FUN NIGHTS The City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation IX-partment is offering Friday Fun Nights, a safe place for parents to bring their children ages 5-to-12. The children make crafts, play games, gel pizza, and get to watch a movie under the supervision of the parks staff. All of which costs less than getting a babysitters. Friday Fun Nights are on the first Friday of every month and are held at the Casselberry Senior Center at 200 North Triplet Like Drive. The cost for early registra­ tion is SI0 for Casselberry residents and $13 tor non­ residents. C«>st at the door will be $20 for all. Kegtsler at the Casselberry Parks anti Recreation Office at 11$ Fast Melody Lane and for more information please call 407-262-7720, extension 1307 MFW SOTS TU RK EY DAY M A SSA C R E The next card for Mid Florida Wrestling will be the lurkes Day Massacrvon Friday, November 15, at NT W Pom 8093 in Dcbary. Mid I lorula Wrestling is teaming up with the member (>f the VI W to collect canned food items lor the organiza­ tion they help each year I hey in turn will make holiday baskets tor those who need help this holiday season. S i bring your canned food item or non-perishable item and ns e n e $1 off your admission price for every additional item bmughl receive a tit ket for prizes. We will also have a box for Toys for tots I or more information and lo find out about what matches will make up the i.ird call 407-328-9035 or go lo ww'W.niidfloridawresthng com /i l i a ,MONTE s p r in g s ,'*■>'h;idbeen the fivo Ion - le.miN for the majority of (hiM-.iMin. mi it was no surprise «vl.. n h iK iL ,k « Dranticy and Seminole went tne-tn-toe recently tor the Seminole Athletic t onlereiue SlovvpiU I S*>f tboll C. hamniortship. And the battle between the two was every bit as go,Ki as expected as both teams took turns rallying; from bty* deficit: beftire the homestatilling Patriots scored a run in the lop of the eighth inning to pull out a 10-9 victory. Tile championship game See Softball, Page 2B Seminole High School shortstnn Kan i ---------------------------- -~- - M*'*ld p * o io by Jim ty (N a 10. shown duimg lost spring s taslpilch season) cappod off an 4-tor-4 with tour home run. tour intentional walks and einhi ----------------------------I muMmnvB iiirnimw wrong in me SAG v Stowniirh SoftballThirnamon._____ JVHiujMigumamenl d e'9hl a D.?s^ h n ^ <t u ai*tct ad van ces in volleyball By Dean Smith r~ ■ Sports Editor WINTER SPRIN G S — Oviedo, Winter Springs and Orangewood Christian cruised, whiie Trinity Prep had to work a little hard­ er but all four girls' volleyball teams advanced to today's regional semifinals with wins on Tuesday. the Lions, who finished second in the state last season, moved a step closer to returning to the big dance with a 15-3 and 15-7 thumping of Jacksonville-Mandarin (17-13) in the Class 6A-Rcgion I Quarterfinals. Oviedo's jump-serving style proved to be more than too much for the Mustangs as h- f00l-l ii ... i foot-l iuninr juniorliilia* JulieI Dartykhad im 10ckills and senior Molly Cline had eight digs to lead the No. 4 state-ranked Lions to their 29th victory against only two defeats this season. Oviedo, which has only losses to regional semifinalists Winter Springs and Bishop Moore, will take on Cypress Creek in the 2 p m. semifinal at Edgowator High School. I he Bears (27-2) advanced with a 15-4 and 15-11 whipping of Winter Park ( 22 -9 ) Hie host Eagles (24-6) waltzed past University (16 -15). 15-5 and 15-9, and will take on IV I and (15-13), which upse t Jacksonville-Sandalwood (22 -6), 15-13, K- 1 5 ami 15-6, in the 4 p.m. match the winner's will meet for the Regional Championship and a spot in the State * .•’ornament at 7 p.m. tonight (Saturday). Winter Springs also had an easy time of it, crushing visiting Spruce Creek, 15-1 and 15•*. m the 5A-Region 2 Quarterfinals. I he Bears raced to an H-0 lead in mlling to the first game victory, hut fell behind 6-1 in Hie second game and were still down 9-8 before their defease look over. Junior Lorin Lukas and seniors Allie Pnibsl and Ally Hock dominated the I lawks (15-12) at the net, combining for 21 kills. Nfter Spruce Creek made its run to open the second game, Lukas, who had nine kills lor the night, and senior Liura Cook 12 digs, powered the Bears back for the win. See Volleyball, Page 3B CAINESV|LLe — Thev miv be few m numbers, but Y Y Seminole County will be reprem s \A ! when the m S A A Florida Golf Finals tees off Tuesday in Port St. Lucie Oviedo's girls team repeated as Cla m 2A-Region 2 champion-s, cruising lo a U-slroke vlc“ ‘T overG ain esville Uuchholz. I/,.at Meadowbmok Go/f t nurse in Gainesville Tuesday winter Springs shot a l'sj come third, missing ., spt„ state i.v seven strokes rile Hears looked to be in good shape as they were in sec1,ni* led Ihuhlutl/ by five strokes after nine holes, but the Bobcats rallied lo earn their 10th trip to state in 15 years Spruce Creek (357). New Smyrna Beach (373). Lccanto (376), Belieview (391), and Briniksville Central (418) round­ ed out the eight-team field Stephanie Delgado led the Lions, who finished third in the State Tournament in 2001, with a 79. Also nuking the trip for Oviedo will be Sharah Davis, Lauren Davis and Stephanie Thomas. The Girls Class 2A State Tournament will be held on the Fazio South Course at PGA Golf Village on Tuesday and Wednesday and admission is free. trinity Prep s boys also won their regional, shooting a 304 behind treshman Sam Saunders' 3-under 69 and Steven Bain's 75 to win the Class A-Region 4 championship See Preps, Page 2B Raiders hang on for third victory By Doan Smith Sports Editor . to 3-0 with an 82 /2 victory ov„, Manatee Community College Wednesday n'.ynt '° ^ n a '<l0,S ''" P,0V0 SA N FO R D — I he Seminole C nnimiinity College men's baskeltvill team -<hoived lust bow good ill a team they are Wednesday night. I l a v i n g without top returnee .nut (enter k i l n s Witherspoon, all ot the other Raiders stepped up their games and the results were more than impressive as 11m i h Stan Crnmartie's charges improved to 3-0 with an 82-72 victory over Manatee • onumimtv College at the SCC Health and Physical Education l enter I nshinaii lerrell Morris from Pine Ridge got his lust start of his career at center and the 6loot-. JNO-jh ,under made the most ot it. smrmg a team-high IH points and controlling the iaside for most of the game. FSU traasfer J.D. Bracy, who spent most of this past Saturday's win trying to get his teammates involved when his shot wouldn't drop, also went on the offensively, especially in the second half when he scored 12 of his 14 points and made 4of-5 free throws in the final two minutes to keep the Lancers at bay Also taking on a leadership mil was the only other return­ ing sophomore for SCC. leaping forward Daniel Jackson, who scored 16 points and helped keep his teammates cool when the visitors made a big run in the second half Unlike their tirst two wins, the Raiders came out smoking See SCC, Page 3B �Tnr. I ||r S > rw eminole iN u i7 . H erald — — ai A i r p Weekly high scorers from bowling league ac‘ lon ___ — — j , J — ------------------------------------------------ ; — S p e c ia l to th e H erald S A N F O R D — I tore arc the high scorer* from recent league play at Airport Lines in Sanford. 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I f, Fkhman. 2*7. 2 Apnl Frslne. 23S Men High Came Soaich . I (•»» Women High 5eries llamllrjp | y, v J U l n d l l o - d tn m ley I M .2 l u n h Fkhman. AW. 2 April FoJrle AD Team High Game Stralth _ I ll U ei literC S-tims SerMch _ • S<1*- WalUn.. 4 V». 2 Feam 1 42* team High Series Scratch _ I Team 4. I t,. 2 Team 2 .1.0*4 Womm High ..................... ^ 244; 1 Pa.IWunifrm - 1 ^ “ ■ W f S & b 1* W.,^ T m T‘* t T<Te*m High * ^ * v , **‘ h - ’ T“ m 4 2 fryft* ^WEDNESDAY NASCAR LEAGUE ConM 1 Aw 215; 2 Thomas Alon Sr. 210 Men High Series Strawh . I Martin Ahm S r. A01; 2 Thtmm Alon Se. 571 Men High Gam* ll**dl<jp - 1 Hoffman. 2 0 . 2 k » Rogers. 240 Men High Series Handicap . I Martin Alon Se.A M .2 Thomas AhmSe.MS Womm High Gam# Sm ith . I Cathy llatlam. I7tt, 2 Ihyllts Atm. 1**^ Women High Series Stretch . I Ihyllis Aher. «**; 2 Cathy I Ullam. 41* Womm High Game llandkap _ I Cathy 1lallam. 240. 2 Shansi Bahney. 222 Womm High Series llandkap . I Cathy llallam. M*. 2 lh)Ills A tm *12 Team High Game Stralth . I M Crew. KA4. 2 TmuHr In 4. WU M m High Came S m i.h _ I Martin AknSe. Pa r» PARK ITU ♦'< •r m 3 Ap t« --------* ' ' " . ' -- w A'* • ■' 1 ■ . '• :£ 'Z owmA Y $ W .. , J* T r iC U - *.■'I • .4 - . #■» . » • s*4* As>e— - sir ^S ^ __ TEA PRO-AM DOUBLES LEAGUE »t • - Y /ttk «I0 Mm Hl*h C i m 5<r«lch . I Chjmbrrlin. 254. 2 Bill Swirtt, 201 Mm MIrH S ftit* S«r*«<h _ I B«n Smith. V*; -n j*3 T > c SANFORD CITY MEN’S INVITATIONAL LEAGUE ind T,<B * * * £ % High Game Srr.uh . I C - r , K u f1w l4ft2.L o»rW ll.«IJsi»h Womm High v '**‘ h - 1 C Kurtu. M l. 2 lorrie Ilouge. 7m Women High Game H M k a p . I Cmme Kurils 2IS; 2 lorrie 1louge. 1*7 ____ Women High Series H.ndk.p . I CmnnKuril*. 575; 2 lorrie Houge. **» Team High G*me Vrairh . I feam 4. lift 2 CXtoM }M *m 2 Ac Hi Lanes Individual High Gam* Stralth . I y Brlfieri. 2S*. 2 |ohn Canllnal. 2S7 Individual High Series Stralth . I 4, Brown. ATI). 2 Rkk Marah. A« Individual High Gam# Handicap I VrCardtnaL X». 7 HmrUm Quallr. 2** Individual High Series Stralth . I I., Marah. 7f4). 2 |«hn Canllnal. 7lA Team High Game Stralth I For Ik* Itiunge. U * *i 2. Fus Hunters. 1,051 Team High Series Stralth _ I For Ikt Lounge. U»lS. 2 Brer 10,2.7UI SEMINOLE COUNTY EDUCATORS LEAGUE Men High Game Stralth . I |e« Halm |4S.lA doH Pol.l40 Mm High Series Strakh . I M Wjlm 107,2 Bm Lyon. 520 Mm High Gaore llandkap _ I. |rtt Walm and Adoll IVL 204.2 Chrir tXrlland. IM Mm High Series llandkap _ 1 led Walm 5B4.2. Ben I von. 5J* Womm High Game Scratch . 1 lava f t |*l; 2 Debbie Owens. |A4 Womm High Series Stralth . 1 Lira Tao MS 2 Ua Sandman. 224 Women High Gam* llandkap . I IwalV 22*. 2 (he) Ua Sandman and Robyn l>ttf«* 221 Womm High Series Handicap . 1 *> ■ Detghhm. MIS. 2 Usa rage. S*A Team High Gam# Stralth . I Who Cam 4A*. 2 Magk Marlrrs. 440 Team High Series Stralth . I Who Cam 1> 0 . 2 Magk Markers. 1.144 Preps W elcom e to ‘T he R o ck ’ Hnraid photo* by Tommy Wrcaert Seminole Hign School and the Sem inole High School Athletic Boosters Club paid tnbuto to two of its biggest suppoGeis last week. During h a lftim o ol th e SominoleO v t o d o football g a m e last F rid a y I h o n e w tennis facilty w a s namod -The Jo h n M Morgan Tennis Center" (middle photo) and all ol the Athletic Facilities (Thomas E. Whigham Stadium. Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. Larry A. Dale Aquatic Center. Or. Jo h n M. Morgan Tennis Center. Seminole High School B aseball Complex and Alumni Field, Seminole High School Softball Complex. Buddy Liwson Memorial Track) will now com e under the heading T h e Time R aines Athletic Park" (above). On hand for the ceremony were (from left to right) Tim Raines Sr„ Sem inole High School *. xfr. * , , u j Principal Karen Coleman, Dr. John M. Morgan. Emily Morgan (Dr ,4 in Morgan's granddaughter) and Wall • . - ' ^ Morgan (an Oviedo administrator N and son ol Dr Morgan) Buchholz's Bobby Gates, 71-to72, to earn the two individual Continued from page IB qualifying spots, edging at North Shore Golf Club. Oviedo's Karl Furoo, Oviedo. Saunders and Bain were the Brantley's Huffliam, Winter top two individuals on the day Springs' Joong |o, anil Delard as the Saints ended up winning Chad Palmer, all of who shot J by 15 strokes over Orangewood 73, for a spot in sidle. Christian, which upset defend­ The Class 2A Boys' S(a|t. ing state champion Lake Tournament will be played on Highland by one stroke (319­ the Fazio Nor^S.ourM-*,pcA 320) to take second and a spot Village on Tuesday and in the state tournament. Wednesday. Bishop Moore (321), Mt. Dora T h e final Seminole Couigj High (328), Mt. Dora Bible (337), golfer to make if to state w* Lake Mary Prop (349), and Marie 1km ot Trinity Prcr t hustts (354) rounded out the The junior shot a 74 «•’ scoring. Bishop Moore sophotn‘,ri trinity .md Orongfwood will lacqui Concolino for h’" be playing on the Fazio Noitli vidu.il honors in the L*ass t ■ Course at PGA Village on Tuesday and Wednesday. Region 4 Tournament1,1 ' orv> Lake Brantley's boys teams Lake Golf Club. . Concolino won a playoff with earned a spot in the 2A state Bos, but the Saints linkster still tournament after finishing sec­ ond to champion Gainesvilleearned a spot in state. Bos will compete for the Class BuchhoL in Region 2 at Ocala A Individual Championship on Golf Club. Tuesday and Wednesday on t^e The Patriots shot a 304, eight Pete Dye Golf Course at PGA strokes behind the Bearcats and four strokes ahead of thirdVillage. Things did not go as well tor place Belleview (308). the L ike Mary Prep boys' soc­ Winter Springs (314) and cer team as they saw their excel Oviedo, which shot a 315 to tie tent season end in a 5-1) defeat for fifth with Spruce Creek and at the hands of Mt. Dora Bible Gainesville, also just missed a in the FI ISAA Fall Region l state bid, while host Forest fin­ Quarterfinals at Lake Sylvan ished eighth with a 322. Park on Tuesday. Individually, David Hufhani Chad Roberts and Stuart shot 73 and Chris Condello 74 Marsell scored two goals each to lead Lake Brantley. Justin Wenger and Austin Hughes als» > ami Johnothon Humphrey had six saves in goal for the played for the Patriots. Belleview’s Nick Smith edged Bulldogs (11-7-3). _J Softball ( 0 4 1 o p a TH •‘We tried not to walk Lively intentionally but she hit three Continued from page IB home runs on some very tough against Seminole was one ol the pitches," said Ferrell. T hav e best played soltball games I never been in any situation have ever been a pan ol and I (including baseball) where I tell have played more games Ilian I it was best to intentionally walk care to remember myself," said the potential tying run in extra l.ake Brantley head coach Mike Ferrell, a Seminole graduate and innings, but I had to walk Lively when she leadolf in the former SI IS and ( h ledo base­ bottom ot the 8th ball coach who has been one of “ That girl hits the softball like the best softball players in the Ikirry Bonds hits baseballs country over the oast 25 years I ively had hit eight home runs The game also featured a and was I-tor-1 with a home remarkable performance that run and an RBI with three inten­ may coin a new saying, tional walks (AKA Ikirrv Bonds) "Bondsian." in the semifinal against I yntan, I or years when anyone did so the precedent was set am thing spectacular its was Fur the season I ivelv's siais referred to as a "Kuthian" effort were unreal 27-tor 41. a (ill in honor ot Babe Ruth average. 34 RBI, a Seminole But after the numbers Barry Athletic C onlerence record 12 Bonds has put up over the past home runs, a 7W On Base pertwo seasons. "Bondsian effort" lentage. 21 walks (17 intention may become the new catch .il), ami two doubles phrase. Nicole I lall had three hits, Hie effort referred to was a 3iin hiding a two-run bony run, for-3, three home run, seven RBI performance by Seminole's Kara and bait three RBI to lead the Patriots in the upset ot the top Lively in the Championship seeded Fighting Smiinoles Game. Jessie Snllowskv contributed So impressive and intimidat­ three tuts, including a home ing was Lively's game that run. and had three RBI to hack Ferrell actually walked the I d Iv the hurling ol winning pitcher shortstop leading off the bottom Nicole Richard (5-3), who came of the eighth inning with his on (or starter lessica lomaselli team clinging to the one run “ (he girls worked really hard lead this season," said Ferrell "We came a long way from losing the lirsi game of the season *4-1 lo l ake Howell and losing tw ice to Seminole during the regular season " (lie tournament opened on Monday at Seminole with Like Brantley shutting out Lake Mary, 4 0; Lyman pounding Lake Howell, 10-2; and Oviedo nipping Winter Springs. 6-4 I he tournament then moved over to I ake Brantley on luesda) and the top two s e e d s advanced with No I Seminole topping I ynian. 4-1, on the strength of the home run by I ively, and l ake Brantley outscored No 3 seeded Oviedo, 7-2, behind the pitching of lomaselli. "We told our girls to 'play like champions’ ami they responded toevery situation in the champi­ onship game," said I errell "We could have easily lolded alter I ively's third home run, we could have lolded alter a run was disallowed alter a run­ ner missed second base on Nicole I kill's three-run home run, and we could have folded after Seminole pounded seven consecutive hits in the sixth inning "We did not told because we had 17 gu l' who were fin used on the same goal We had 22 hits in the championship game. Our pitcher, Jessica lomaselli threw strikes and the defenseonly made one error. The home runs by Hall and Sadlowsky were the big hits but we won because of the hitting through­ out the entire lineup." In addition to Sadlowski and I lall, Cassie Mier, Kersten Perry, Zoi Martinez, and Monica Yamauchi also had three hits each (or the winners. "Both teams played great. It was one of those games neither deserves! to lose, ’ said Seminole head coach Dave Rogers " It was a tough game to lose-. Brantley played great and hit the crud out of the ball." "I have nothing but respect for David Rogers and his girls." saiil Ferrell. "They also played a great game and they could have given up many times but they always came back. "Slow pitch soltball in the county has improved so much in the last five years that it has now become a very exciting iport to be a part and it is only going to get better." Ferrell was assisted by Jay Bergman |r and Tina Stitt. Staking up the l ake Brantley team were Kersten Perry, Amber Scmidthorst, Nicole Richard, Jessica Tomasell, Cassie Mier. M onicj Yamauchi, Milison Frcebem. Nicole I lall, Valerie Dickson, Natalie Ruth Jesse Sadlowsky, Zoi Martinez, Melissa Sandel. Megan Straka, Amy Mushier, Paige Zirkle, Alyssa Del Rey, and Jennifer Lunn. Making up Coach Rogers' Fighting Seminoles roster were Beth Case (12), Sheena Ware (9), Kara Lively (12), Megan Pickrcn (12), Jenny Abendrotn (12), Nori Torres (9), Kristin Scheuring (11). Mindy Duvall (12), Jcnniler Spec* (II), Maureen Priest (12), Christy Wickersham (9), Tiffany Poore (9), and Asian Mitchell (H). remote id. FIGHTING SEMINOLES * IH-iitninn«l l* k r Huntley Semin ole 111 012 21 10 Id I MU 042 00 _ *13 1 FIN A L S TA N D IN G S la k r Briitllni lUumptmil Smunni* l> n u n la ik rlk m rll Wtnirf % *|»nnn% teikrU uv III |.VI **-7 |jV7 t>-ll V-11 M3 U illw fv W iiitlii) PRESENTS A FREE INCOME OPPORTUNITY SEMINAR THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14th at 6:00pm AT THE SANFORD CIVIC CENTER 119 West 5th St. CAN YOU USE A 2,M * PAYCHECK? IK to 2k weekly? Get a Free Website $300.00 Sign on Bonus Reservations: 386-574-4161 i t 'm .i i i i i l i i n u r k e l i i i t t . s ilo h la s l •com �Sunday. Nmcmbrr 10. 2002 Page 3 B TllF. SEMINOLE. IIEIUIJ) se e ifiiiiis 11=11 Continued from p jRe III in this one and meed to a 10pomt iead by the middle of the hrst half. Morris and Jackson did most °( oamage inside, scoring nine points each, with Morris making 7-of-10 from the free throw line. Hut MCC, led by the outside shooting of Devontae Royal and SCC foul trouble, cut Into the Raiders* lead and trailed only 37-30 at intermission. Cromartie, a Manatee alum­ nus, was forced to go to an all­ guard lineup, including the f*foot-3 Bracy playing center, when Jackson and Morris both picked up two fouls. tlie I ancers continued to make life tough for the home team for most of the second half as SCC was having trouble making outside shots and han­ dling a tough full-court press. MCC got as close as two points in the second half, but the freshman guard duo of D.J. YVesley (10 points) and Jamaal George came into the game and their quickness and energy quickly turned the momentum back in favor of the Raiders. George had at least 10 steals in the game and two of them let! to dunks by Bracy and Jackson. Jackson's was of the spectacu­ lar 'Jordan* type, jumping as high as he could and reaching In-hind him for what looked like an errant alley-oop pass and slamming the ball through with one hand, bringing the large crowd to its feet and drawing ootis and aahs. SCC was to have played I’asco-I lernando Community College on Friday and will con­ tinue a nine-game homestand to open the season tonight (Saturday) when it hosts Abraham-Baldwin College from lllton, Georgia at the SCC Health and Physical Fducation Center. Game lime is set for 7:30 p.m. and admission is free. Die Raiders will also be home for two games next week, host­ ing Brevard Community College on Wednesday and defending State Champion St. Petersburg College on Friday Both of those games are also set to begin at 7:30 p.m. M iiu ln Community ( ollrge (77) MatrrOdflO. Walker 3 7 * 13. Miller 0|-4 I. Yo^ur/ 0 04) n. Arden 0 (V0 0. Btwh 0 (VO 0. Rilry A2 1 14. M«Clmdon 2 0 0 1 . 1X»n»| 0 OO 0, IlirnPKkn A 2 4 |1, MakWn 0 (VO0, Royil * V I 24 Total* 2$ 11-2472. Wmirwrie Community College (*2) Bv.it y 14-1 14. C**»»rge I 1 2 4 1 I V 4 1. Amlrr^m 2 (VO4.1lomtnn 2 2-4 A. William* 2 12 1 O A 4 * IA. Wmley 4 I 3 10. Ml»m« 4 KVI4I1 Total* 27 2M 2 *2 I btllime . SCC 37. MCC m Three punt M l goal* _ MCC 7 (Ri»yal 1, McClendon. Ibrrmgtun), SCC 2 (Cettrge. Wedey) Total foul* MCC II. SCC I* Fouled out . MCC. Miller. Milt ten In hmraU _ MCC. Walker RAIDERS K2,1 ANCERS 72 s ik h i- Volleyball m v r Continued from page IB Junior Kelsey Combes, who had 18 assists for the night, served the final three points to give the Bears the victory. As if winning a state title wasn't enough for Winter Springs, the Bears want it even more for coach Kim Vach, who will retire at the end of the season. Overall, Vach's career record at Winter Springs is 162-36, and a championship ring would round out a super career very nicely. Blit it will not be easy as the No. 3 stateranked Bears will be in Plant City to take on once-beaten Tampa-King (lb-1) in (he 2 p.m. semifinal today. King advanced with a tough 16-14 and 15­ 11 victory over Lakeland (9-15) on Tuesday. In the 4 p.m. game. No. 4 Pine Ridge (24­ 3), which clobbered Titusville, 15-3 and 15­ 9, will challenge host and No. 2 stateranked Durant (25-6). Durant crushed Tampa-Wharton (12-8), 15-1 and 15-2, to advance. The two finalists will return for the Championship Game at 7 p.m. Trinity Prep played from behind \irtually the whole match, but kept its cool in defeat­ ing First Academy in three games, 15-12,13­ 15 and 15-9, in 2A-Region 3. The Saints (26-5) trailed 9-3 in the opening game before getting 10 straight service points by Lacey Menkin. After winning the second game, the Royals (21-10) led 7-2 in tile third and deci­ sive, but the hosts rallied (or eight consecu­ tive points to take the lead and, leading 10­ 9, Carolina Braga came on to serve the final points of the match. Sophomore Carly Plotkin had two big kills in that run. Senior Ashley I lurt was the big gun tor the Saints all night, finishing with 11 kills, four blocks and 18 assists. Sixth-ranked Trinity will more than have its work cut out for it today as they must take on No. I state-ranked, anil host, Berkeley Prop (28-3) in lampa at I p.m. Berkeley advanced with a hard-fought, 15-5 and 15-8, win over Clearwater Central Catholic (15-16). < •( -\ 1 The other semifinal has Like Highland Prep (20-11). which romped over Father |.ope/. (16-5). 15-1 and 15-6. taking on Sarasota Cardinal Mooney (23-7), which bested Tampa Prop (19-12), 15-4 and 15-9. The winners will meet at 7 p.m. Orangewood Christian (24-5) also had to work a little harder than it would have liked, hut still got P*1''1 CVala-Trinity Catholic (20-11) in straight games, 15-7 and is-12. in the 1 A-Region 2 Quarterfinals |laker (eight), Wenlherby (six) and Childers (five) combined for 19 kills as the Kams advanced to meet Melbourne-! loly Trinity Episcopal (27-5), a 15-7 and 15-13 victor over Pine Castle Christian (14-8), in today's 2 p.m. IA-2 semifinal. In the 4 p.m. match, Gainesville-Oak Hall (26-3). which beat Warner Christian (22-9), 15-0 and 15-3, takes on host Lecanto-Seven Rivers Christian (28-1), a 15-7 and 15-9 win­ ner over Palm Bay-Covenant Christian (18I), at Crystal River Middle School. Hie two winner return to play for the Championship at 7 p.m. Ih e Regional Champions will all advance to the FHSAA State Finals to be held at The Lakeland Center later this week. El ORIDA srORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION I'REP VOLLEYBALL POLL ST. PI II RMILRti — Here u Ihr foul high whonl volleyball p»4l a* \i*trd »*i by member* of Ihr lk * k b Sport* Writer* FirM place vote* li*ln! in parenthc*!* CLASS *A I |V*-j Raton(ttympM I leight* (vj fOlPM) 1 SmthwcMMumi 73(2M| X Sturt MartinCounty aa(2V5) 4. (h in lo 44 0 2 1 5 I V Raton Spanish Rivrr 11(1*4-11) A Vmkr *1(244.) 7. Kuril Titni Hpjl Ii 47(24-4) * Orlando Cypnr»* Creek 31 (2A-2) «# Idgewatrr I7(2-Va) |(l I’jrkljrvl iKnigb* 12(11-1) AI«o receiving lo ltv |.*t k*nn%Ule Sandal* i*«d (22 1) 4. Mumi I * Kn*p CLASS1A | I »•»! Myrr*(A) 2 llanl City Puronl 0) 1 Wmtrr Springs 4 iVltona llnr Rulgr .1 Tarpon h ji f K ' I Like n pui,t.» C«*da l harlollr 7. (•ainmvtllr Btkhhc4/ * Mr INhi ro e Ml learwrater 10 Srmtnolr 31C2D-I0) 27<IM) II (22 A) «(213-H AI%o receiving voir* H..\nt.fi Reach (2t)-*) 7, Talbha**ce I imoln (IB-12) A. Neptune Rr.kh Hitcher (21-7) 4. |ac kwmvilte Wflfwm (1V1) 2. * CLASS 4A 1 Merritt blind (») K?(2* l) 2 Tampa riant ( |) HI O l i 1 (a in n u llr 74C M I 4 fori tau dm ble St Thoma* \<purv»« M CMl 1 Stbaxtian Rivrr n (2 S -l) A TllllhixNY I ron ♦S(2VX( 7 la lrC o l’sin vi avii * fack*omille Bi*Np Kmny 2ft (22H) 9 New Port Richey River Rklgr 1*123-21 10 lupitrr 7 121HI AI«o receiving vote* Talbhawe t hile* (|9 1, f*trn» (|(vAj I. Mitchell (2iVA) 1. Miami CHir taMfy of lnurde*(2l 1) 1 CLASS 3A 1 Orlando Hnhof' M.**rr (*4) •XI123-1) 2 Si Augmtinr IVdro Minmdr i *1 (2H-2) 3. Fiwl M ym Wnit M <22M) 4 I NOI S| 1 F.*rt lam lm lalr I’l m m l 37(21 •»( A F«h1 I auilmlalrCardinal (>.bbon« IX (24 ft) 7 Ri\ irra Bra« h Sunivnl 44 122 4.) * liull Brrr/r 22(l»-7) <4 Crawford*illr Wakulla It I2M ) 1(1 IWdry Chaprl * (114ft) AI*o receiving »otr«: |ackM«i%UW BolU-v (17-13) 7, Alachua Santa Fe ( I** A) 1. Coral ( iahlr* ( ‘.ullner I'rrp (I * A) 2 CLASS 2A 1 Brrkelr> l*n*p (*4) •«>127-3) 2 (birvTNvilU-I'k Vonge 7907 I) 1 Tallaha«Arr Ik^tila High ftft(2V2) ft3 (It-IJ) 4 Tampa l*rrp 33(22 7) 5 Sirawta Cardinal Ms«mry 41 (23-31 A. (.ol Jen rod Trinity Prep 34(23-4) 7. Marathiwi 2I(2VX| * IlkmnKItnwn II (2M) t \Vr%l Palm Broth King %Acatlrmy <•(2X-X) 10 I'm vinili Cothtdit Al«a retelling »i»fr% Miami Honda ChrtMian (24-2) * Chirfland (n/a) A. Miami Dodr Christian (|a-7) ♦. Furl laudrvdalr Wr»lmin*ter Academy (n/a) I. Tallaha^rr Mat by (14-15) 1. Hawthorne (|4M| I CLASS IA 1 (btnt-vvillr Oak llall (1) 2 Fort M ym Canterbury (4) 1 I rt anto V im Ri\rr» Chmtun 4 I akr Worth Chrntun 1 Print rlcnt Oirirtion A Altha 7 Pompano Brael» I lighbiwb Chrwtian H Orange Park M |.4ww *♦ Merritt Ubntl Christun in. Maitland Orangewood ChiUtlan AIm. receiving vine*: lakeland Somoe (2D-11 II. Melbourne lloly tnmly I p«n|sit (21-6 *. l .U l r . 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I his is the second to last road game for UCF who will return home next w ^ k to take on Kent Mate. Kickoff is scheduled for I p.m. and can be heard on 740 The Team with Marc Daniels BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Oolden Knights pul a close lo a vvwk worth of practice on Thursday in .in effort to ready themselves for .1 MAC game against Buffalo today (Saturday). The team worked out in helmets and shoulder pads to get a feel for limine and 0 make any fin.il adjustments to offensive and defensive schemes. 1 ir-'r u " '! W**1w« * . " stall'll JJCF Head Coach Mike Knuvek. “I thought the focus was K lter Fhe news that wq are still in the hunt for the title helped the players get over the *»ss a little faster. We still have to take can? of our business.** O T H E R N O TES: The team is still learning the Comerback Asante Samuel rigors of playing a conference was recognized as the Big Stick schedule and know that from award winner after practice for here* on out every game is criti­ a hit on a punt return last week. cal. It is the first time this season for Ihev (Buffalo) may he a 1-8 tile team captain despite several team, hut Ihev are voune “ nominations. Fellow team c.m- Jain and last week's winner Elton Patterson presented the award to Samuel. Sophomore defensive back Marcus Glover suffered an injury to his right shoulder dui ing practice and is being listed as doubtful for Saturday. U C F j, h ^ g ^ ^ f ai that has lost seven consecutive games, with their last victory coming on Sept. 7 against Big East opponent Rutgers. Over that span, the Bulls have given up an average of 37.2V points a game, while scoring just 14.57. Over their last seven games the Golden Knights have won just three and have scored 200 points and are averaging 28.57 points a contest. Defensively however UCF has allowed 198 Harald photo by Tim Mtahan ) makes a move on a Syracuse defender after one of his seven catches last Saturday Capers up a MAC road win today when they visit the University of Buffalo P n r c ° r, i f . ‘2VIp o in ,S J K<,nu’ UCF Will look to get out of the Lrr.ALs ■« r u r r e t v ™E c,rv of w ™ ! 101" " , En ^ ~ *m e n o *i o ENSIVE * M b a SZLSZ L* " E UAnr n o ” l DA. PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE ™ lAN0 USE o e s k in a D F ^ T i a ^ n i.^ OENSITY R£ SI rO OFFICE |0f F, CONFLICTS, • Purchase a Mom. • Compat, fta. * Rawtanca or Ranul Prt ? * £ ^ Fm , • Bono* to e s of Eguay J • Cut Cut Paymanti Pa,mm r. by n. .I 2 T or I Mo>a ♦ ♦ H j»a Only Ona Paymml C°un* * ♦ Pay On Chapter |j ♦ FramaBncl Doubtewxj,, year SPOUSE OF SAIO DEFENDANTS! IF REMARRIED AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES CREDITORS LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES AND AU. OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY THROUGH UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAMED D EFENDANTS! BANK OF AMERICA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION JOHN DOE UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE THE UNKNOWN TENANT Ddtmdjnti NOTICE OF SALE Note* N haratiy ; v . n ifMi pu,. 10 a Foal Summary Judpnent im con i,* , ^ 15 YEAR oitn PERSONS WITH OISASaiTlFS NEEDlNO ASSISTANCE TO PAR TlCIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONr ™ T ! ><E CITv ADA COORD in a TOR AT LEAST 46 HOURS IN *° ™ N C E OF THE MEETING AT ^ *« a n ca adoplog , imal Kale T " * Wid us. map amamtownt to £ * 9 ^ °» l*‘a Mary Th. proposed Amendment „ , ^tora land u«a ‘ h ,"Va 'tom i„ Density Ravdantial <LDR| lo 0 "< a (0FEI tel Propany locatad at Via SW nterser ^onot E W a n Road ^ Poa Crete Dm* Patch ID No 07 ?o x X x> Th. p ro p e r ^ ^ °"*«o ry m«»cal D jT *W>0vJl I'om lima to lima until th. City Cornmnun mafcaa a Anal daciacn NOTE IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MAOE n r THIS AGE'ICY WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS. ANO th a t fo r s u c h p u r p o s e , h e THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAOE WHICH RECORO INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL is TO BE BASE0 FLORIDA STATUTES n * ^ ° " Thu,M*» November _ *IT 0 ° p m or a» Mon as E**? Lrr.ALs 0 n “ VERABIUTY. and EFFECTIVE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that F ^ C a y of L a i. Mary. Fkxrti Cay * * t « Pupae f l l l M I 'l l l f l v I l p H x ^ IIIV f n & U V V lH lIy www.concordmortgageloans.com Lekals ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THERE• ' OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 44 PAGE 7 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY FLORIDA A ttA 2*90 WILD GINGER COURT WINTER PARK FLORIOA 12792 •' la la » m . h.gn,if and Bait batoar tor caih AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN J Y c o u r th o u s e, sanforo FLORIDA FtondA at It 00 A M on lha day ol NOV 26 2002 EOT sas.MZE c it y o f lake m ary F l o r id a * CAROL A FOSTER CITY CLERK PlAYiih Novamt.i to Z0QJ ISO TV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 01 C A 4 U -I4 G THF CHASE MANHATTAN BANK AS TRUSTEE OF IMC HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 194a n UNOER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF JUNE I. 1993 ■XED fixed 2 B S -I 5.625*1 CO NCO R D M O R TG AG E, INC me p js t five seasons, the Golden Knights have had 28 players drafted or that have played professional baseball. CHRISTIAN R ISELIN JANE DOE (SELIN UNKNOWN WIFE Of CHRISTIAN R ISELIN CU/ a r f T m A 'SELIN JOHN DOE ISFLIN UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT UlDOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIOA ORLANDO DIVISION CASE NO 6 02 cr 2 Orl JJKRS UNITED STATES C# AMER t A v STEVEN J CAHOPElO jW U tlw jtltM l The City o f Sanford wants to thank the ^ rteC 'o ttin A V T N u m io following sponsors for their support for this years Spooky Hollow Frick or Treat that wa.‘ held Halloween or ages 7-12 W8fe 4 * • Isl place, both a '« 'S in Kindergarten Elementary And ihi ton Elementary M in jo n l P o lic e D e p a r t tn e rsh ip w ith: Sanford Lakeside Lions C Sanford Mean Street, Inc S<infonl/Seminole Chambe Sanjoiil Towing and K ean H J's Wholesale d u b Seminole Herald Lrr.us �- -• T he Sem in o l e H fk a u SurxLi>. Smemtrr 10.2<KQ 1'ngp r»B > L rc A is 1 -tC A L S riltue AUCTION u tx r » bo tmd « 900 W d*Y ol Nov*mb*r . « lf »* o r »0 o « ol S»rtem R*cote#y touted *1 , Club Ba S trton t. FI 1 0 r* purpOM o< ONpowig uHcteVWFitoto n 9 WAKE MERC v*n IMEBMriF IK*«OJ769 (fctert**# 10 2002 5* ______________________ NOTICE 0900am ^ Bju mber 24. 7002 j9£ Pauff True* and Auto <0r K 1919 W id Street ,***32771 (407)321-7442 L e u a is TO C0NSI0CR A REZONE S RON* ■»T»r»t>yorvenDim( H.«nng «4 lb , h*fcj by Bo, J «of^ 9 CommtMot n tha C.ty C ^ R O h C h ^ 1 CA, H *’ SanLxd, Flordj «| 700 pm on Th u rv ir, FFommDer 21. 7002 to COf**d*f h a toKoamg change and *m*n<3m*nl to the Zonng O J n a t * ” *• C*y o« SMrfonj. Sememe County Florida FFeTomng hom AG, A^ieiiture To lh»t or PO Planned Oevefpment Dncnpkon PARCEL 1 The IN ^ A^ ' E » th e to 2002 ssoea N o n e t O f PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSfDf A A REZONf 9^ Nobc# « 1NH a RutAc t » rwkj by m« Planning A Zon^g Comm«u<on m Cfy 5onvn,MJ,y' Cha«TO#ft M*n Sjrtlonj Honda at 700 pm on Thursday Novambaf 21. 7002 to «W «*K N S 1 2 OF BkxAi 24 25 40 » 4 ! Mowing and to 1h# Z nzvj OrVianca of th# Cfy cf Santord S^mno* C o i^ Y Flonda FW/onwjtrom AQ A g c A u rt To P^t of PD Planned Dgvwta»m»nt L*0*< D^cnpbon Lot tt SMITHS THtHO SUBOtVlSKDN ACCOHOtNO TO THE PI AT THEREOf AS RECOROCD IN F>B 1 PG 66 O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Tbo p#op«fty tw<ng mnr« ganaraty dMCffcad *% 3991 W 1M Street Tha F*lama>g A Zorwvj Comnwaaon wd aubrmt a racortvwarwtatw i to (ba City Commi*a*on m taver of. or •gaoat tba fagueatad ebanga or •hwwtnanl Tba Ofy Convmaaon bo»d a PutAc Maarmg #> tba C*y Comm»a**on Room at City Ha** Sanford. Honda at 7 00 p m on Dac*nMr 9 7002 lo com-Jar la d racommandabon Tba City Comnnaaion may ptara condAnna upon (ba ra/onmg by fn#ana of a develops ant orrtau AJ partwa n rtaraat and ob/ana kba> Niva an opporhsvfy to ba baa'd al U»1 bearing By order of (be PWmng A /orang Commfcon of (ba C#y of SaHbrd Flonda (b.% 5ih day of November 2002 M<bael Skat. Cbaaman Plammg A 7onng Commit son ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC if a per ■on decide* to appeal a dacnon made *<fb rapped to any m*nar eorv *<darad at (ba above meeting or bearrig he sbe may need a verbatm record of (be proceerfng* *nduc>ng (be teshmony and awtenca •b*rb record it no< pfuvOed by (be C*y of Sa« rd tFS 2»6 0106i PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE PRO CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 5626 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MEETING *FyWd court lo acq^re oartam prop­ arty ntarettt n SamavXa Co*s*y Honda, d e v rb e d a « Mow * See Compuvte E mto4 1 attached B W PARCEL NO 115 TAX ID N O 34-19 300184 0000 A 34 19 30 300 0 ( 60 0000 A» rrf toat property davnbad n OfV-al Record* Book 2118 Page 669 and O R Book 2065 Paga K 4 a t raenrdad to (be Pubkc Record* of Semtoote County Honda beag (bat portion Of Section 34. Town*y^> 19 South Range 30 fa d deaerbed a« trjAow* PART A Comment tog at toe Southeetl cor ner of Section 34 Townkbp t9 South. Range 30 C a d Seminole County Honda, n r , Norto 00*T V I T w »* l a iHlanc* of 664 15 k * ( along the East hne of toe Southeast 1 4 of »a«d Section 34. thence North 89 2510* We*! a s ta n c e of 330 05 Vet atong toe ettthng North flrjN of Way kne of Dxtoby Club Roed to the POINT O f BEGINNING thence continue North 69 2510* We%t a <9* tanca of 196 03 toet atong %a<d Norto R g H of Way kre thance North 00 2 9 1 V Wevt a rftktanre of 60 Ot Wet. thance South 99 25 10* fact a dktance of 196 03 teat atong a kne 60 tael North of and para«al to t*«1 North Rk/ (( of Way kne thence South 0D 79 19* East a dntanre of 60 01 Vet to the POINT O f BEGIN NtNG CONTAINING 15843 tqu*f* Net more or t o i PART B Commenang at toe Southeast cor­ ner of Section 34 Town*h.p 19 South Range JO Eatf Sammole County Honda run Norto 00 29 19* W n t a drstance of 864 15 Net along the E a»t fcn# of toe Southeast 1/4 of «a<d SectK>n 34. thance North 69 25 10* W«nt a defence ol 330 05 Net atong toe eatkteg North R-//>t o* Way kne (4 Country Club Road (fence North OO 2919 Wevi a Oktance of 80 01 teat to a prant on a hne 80 (eat Norto of end perakei to *a«l North R g N of Way kne and (he P O INT O f BEG IN N IN G thence North 89 2510* W n l a Ostance of 190 03 feet atong u « l peraiel In# thence North 00 2919* Wait a (>*tanca of 139 67 teet thence South 89 591 f Ea«l a d»*tanca c4 198 01 Wet to a po*4 1C89 Vwt North and 330 Vat W n t of to# Soutoaaat cor­ ner per deed thence South 00 29 t r East a stance c4 141 63 toel to toe POINT O f BEGINNING CONTAINING 0 639 acre* more or (e*t TOTAL acreage 1 003 acre* more or t o t Certification date of turveynr March **d Bungatoa c*y to the begvwng of ■ curve concave to toe North##*! hevmg • re>ku* of 936 45. a central ang# of 0946'37*. end a chord of 159 60 tael that bear* North 49 05 17* We*t thence Nodhwed atong toe ere of *ed curve 159 Z2 teet to the end of M d curve toenee North O O 'T f T T W#*» a dKance of 17 X teet atong toe fa*l kne of Lot 15 Bungalow City a* recordad e ta d ptet thence South 69 15 30* f e d a distance of 119 70 teet atong the en«*'” Q Right ot Way kne ot Bungalow* B*zc4rverd to toe POINT O f BEGINNING C O N T A M N O 0623 wyjare teet. more or ie*% Certitration data of turveyor March 9 1990 CO M PO SITE EXHIBIT I R W PARCEL NO 123 TAX ID NO 34 19 X 5 1 1 O O X OM M O «E AFTER THE 0ECE D E N TS DATE O f DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE IS NOVEM BER 3 2002 JANELLE DCMAR HARTMANN Persona* Representative V Q SJverga'e Loop La*e Mery FL 32746 M ATTHEW J AHEARN Honda Bar No 0121754 DEAN ME AO, EG E R TO N B tO O O W O R TH CAP O U ANO 4 BOZARTH PA P O R o « 7346 Orlando FL 32802 2346 Telephone 40784T I 2 X Fat 407.423-1031 Attorney tor Personal Representatrve Pubksh Novenew ) tO 2002 (Lew the E «2S ft tiereotf M M SMITHS SUBDIVISION according to the (Ait there* n recorded « PB pCf >. PQ W. 04 me PuMe Record. o4 (Et IfM Semmoie Cruey Florida and PAR .Ml (Wo CEL z L04 37 HESS the E 625 R o4 A.tH Bibo SS010 The N 215 It AND ALSO LESS tie E «0 It lying S <* r e N 1 IS ft, Lot 36 ^tXHJR6460R6740139 IN TMf CIRCUIT COURT 0160 (LESS the E 60 It) loN 39 and 40 Nc w ti Iw 10 2002 OF THC 18TH AM of that property de*cnfeed to (LESS the E 60 It ANO ALSO LESS ,N*1 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Official Record* Book 2039. Page that part in 4TH RAVE NNA PARK IN ANO FOR t S X and Oftoal Record* Book 653 SECTION OF LOCH ARBOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Page 47 a* recorded to 6 # PubK Public Auction •ccottMig to lha pin thareol a. FLORIDA Record* of Seminole County »4*c auction to b# hold at 901 recordad n PB 14. PG « m the OENCRAL Fk rd e . b e rg that portion of Sectwo r. M>#c4»#d below at FTAAc Record, ol Semmole Oxrr* JUR IS D ICTIO N DIVISION 34 Townahe 19 South Range X t tart Jew of A(her » Towmg Inc FTonda) Lcl 46 HESS Ihet pari lying C A S I N O 02 CA 21 t i 14 L Ea*t c*d at 2490 Old Lake Mary rvi n M.1 4TH RAVENNA PARK SEC­ M OR TGAG E ELEC TR O N IC de*o toed a* toinw* •A 134 Sanford. Fl tor th# purTION OF LOCH ARBOR AND ALSO R EGISTR ATION SYSTEM S INC Lot* 16 and 17. Btock 0 of at fit B«pO*mg ol fh# Mowing LESS but part yng n 3RD RAVEN PLAINTIFF Bungalow O y accordng lo toe plat neat NA PARK SECTION OF LOCH VS thereof at recorded to Plal Bor# 7. for l/ M r information pleat# ca> ARBOR Accordng lo tha ptal there WILLIAM A R OGER O E T AL Page 87 PubK Record* of SemmcAe 47KB1-2944 ol. et recorded m PB 14 PG 22, ol DEFENOAffT(S) Comfy. Honda' 11/2V02 the Pubhc Record, ol Sememe CONTAINING 8982 tquere Vet iitaar 1996Mak# MITSUBISHI Corny TmrJnl a> LoN 47 4a 49 NOTICE OF ACTION more or to * JA3AA20AOTU014232 end 50. LC4 St (LESS that part lying COffSTRUCTfVI SERVICE CertAcafon date f4 *urv#yor March > Jt*t Hov#mb*r 10 2002 tn VA»1 JRO RAVENNA PARK SEC­ 9. (998 >5042_________________________* TION OF LOCH ARBOR ANO T O UNKNOW N SPOUSE HEIRS CO M POSITE EXHIBIT I ALSO LESS R O W tor VMen Rdl D E V IS E E S G R A N TE E S . R W PARCEL NO 184 OTY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Lot S4 (LESS R O W lor Vnien Rdl A S S IG N E E S LIENOR S C R E D l TAX (O N O 34 1 9 X 5 1 1 O O X NOTICE OF CHANGE OF 1A ol LoN S5 M and lot 57 (LESS TO R S T R U S T E E S AND ALL 0210 FUTURE LANO USE R O W tor Vliter. Rdl al «i Bloc. B O T H E R PARTIES CLAIM ING AN AM of toat property deaertoed m IN ORDINANCE O f THE CITY Of M M SMITHS SECONO SUBOIVI IN TE R E S T BY TH R OUGH UNOER OP* vat Record* Book 31 Page 41 .O f MARY FLORIDA. AMENDING SION accordng to ma (Hat mere* O R AG AIN ST TH E ES TA TE OF and Deed Buuk I X Page 497 a* '•€ COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR a. recorded n PB I PG 101 ol me WILLIAM A ROGERO recorded to toe P u t K Record* of •*€ CITY OF LAKE MARr FlORl PutAc Record, ol Semrrne Comfy who*# re*idence «• unknoen if Semnofe County Florrta b e rg toat U PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE FOnda and PARCEL 3 Tha N 12 ol ha*h#/They be kvtng, and if portion of Section 34 TowntNp 19 Cf FUTURE LAND USE DESiGNA vacated WeM 20th SI adlerem to tha hnth^V iey be deed the unknown South Range X E a * t. •ON FROM INDUSTRIAL TO PUB S me ol Lol 40 Bloc. B end the defendant* who mey be tpou«e* de«crtoed a* tbfiow* •CSEMi PUBLIC PROVIDING twr*. devnae* grantee* e*«gnee* vacated un named R O W lyng lo t * 21 and 77 Block D of lOR SEVERABILITY CONFLICTS adpHent to and m between the VI kenor*. cred-tor* tru*»ee*. and e# Bitogatow Cdy accordng to toe put AND EFFECTIVE DATE parti#* clerrrung an mterett by Line ol Lol 46 end me E me ol Lot thereof a* recorded to Plat Book 7. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that through, under or agemti the Page 82 PufcAc Record* of Sammole St. Bloc. B M M SMITHS SEC Defendant*, who are not known lo be h# City of Laka Mary C<ty ONO SUBDIVISION eccotdmg to Coctofy Florida* CoffVTMauon *4 hold a puMc tear me pial there! a. recorded r i l B 1 dead or ahve and a# parte* h a w g CONTAINING 6901 *quere taef or claarvng lo have any ngfy m i # or ng (1st Raatangi to con»rt*r tha PG 101. ol me PutAic Record, ol more or le*« The *k#«ch tor th.* deception m nterett r toe property de*o t * d at above propo*#d ordmance " a a Sememe Comfy Florida (LESS fchown on fcheet 0 A 23 of 28 on toe the mortgage te n g torecio*ed hareimeAtceto tutura land uta nendmat part lying n 4TH RAVENNA rght of way map* lor A#port Bfvd . •nert to tha CAy a Com praarva VI. PARK SECTION O f LOCH ARBOR YOU ARE HEREBY N O TlFlEO that Ph#*e (ll according to me plat thereof, a. Ran Futura Lard Uaa Map TM I hereby certify that tN* legal an action lo torecloee a mortgage on recorded n PB 14 PG 66 tA the ^aatmg w*l ba hed on Thursday Publish Noventoer 10 2002 the b k e n g property d e s e rp tm i* true, accurate and Putlc Record, ut Sememe Comly November 21. 2002 at Laka Mary SS060 complete to toe best of my know! LOT 10. BLOCK D. W ES T ALTA Florda ) LESS PARCEL 4 Thai por Ofy Ha* 100 North Country Ctob r d / and «• to compkance w»th to# MONTE H EIG H TS S E C TIO N TWO hen a. deurrtwd n ma RavAuhon ol Road. Laka Mary F lx ijj at 700 Mmmxan Techncal Standard* a t *et ACCO R D IN G TO THE PLAT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Taang No 9« R-77 by The Board ol PM or a* aoon thereafter at pn*»* forth m Chapiar 61017 6 Florida TO CONSIOER A REZONE THEREOF AS R ECO R O CO IN P U T County ComrhMNoner. ol Sememe feta 9 096 Adrvni*trat>ve Code BOOK (0 PAGE 75 AS RECOROCO NoCce f%hereby grven (bat a PuWc Comly Ftorda. e . recorded ci Tha property to ba conaderod b CO M PO SITE EXHIBIT 1 Mearng » 4 be bekj by the PlanrNng Certihcation date of vrveyor March IN THE P U B IIC R E C O R D S OF othciel Record. Boo. 3413 F>sg. tha »mail vain amaodrrwrl m b R W PARCEL N O 116 SEMINOLE C O U N T Y FLORIDA & Zonmg Cornrr*%*rnn m the C*y 9 1996 62S. ol the Public Record, ol bn TAX ID NO 34 19 30 5CH 0000 Commission Chambers City Hafl SAiO LAND S ITUATE. LYING ANO CO M POSITE EXHIBIT 1 Sememe Comly. Ftorda end ALSO Protect 2002 LU 04. Semmoto 0590 A 34 13 30 300 022A 0003 BEINQ IN SEM INO LE C O U N TY Each Detervlirt .* further not4wd Santord Honda at TOO pm on LESS PARCEL S Thai portion at County Pubbc School* Ercat A part of property deterbed et FLORIDA that the Petitioner w<# petition lor an Thursday. November 21. 7002 to Jeter toed m me ’Order ol Taaciq' Adernatrve* Offoal Record* Book 2066 Page conwder the M o * ng Change and Order of Taka before the Honorable ha* been Ned agamtf you and toe '•corded m Official Racordt Bou* Acre* t t 69 450 a t recorded mn the Pubr< D O N N A M clN TOSH one of the you are requeed to *#rve a copy of amendment lo (be Zoneg Ordnance 36*7 Pay.,,| ,946 throutfi 1963 Locahon Watt ol Laka Errma Record* of Sammole County your wr*i#n detente* 4 any lo 4 on Judge* of toe above vfyUd Court, on ol (be O y of Santord Semnoi# and me dialed ’Fnai Ardgmanf Road at 450 Technology Par* ftorda. bemg that portion of Sectmn DAVID J S TE R N E S Q Pta^txt* Thursday the 16th day of November County ( W d l recorded n Odcui Record. Boo. la g * Parca< No 19 20 30 34 Town*fvp 19 South Rang# X attorney who*# * »* • * « * W l S 2002 a l t X p m n Courtroom K. Me/orvng from AO AgrciYhse 4069 Pw j.lt! I960 mrough 1963 ol 'JWOOXOObO Ea*t Urwervfy Drive # 5 X . PtanJahon FL at the SarrvnoU Codify Courtoou*e To maf of Ri 1 Raitnci ad miusir a» the PubK Reed'd, ol Seminole A more particular daaopr-an n on 33124 on or betor# (no late* than X da*c/bed a* kAtow* Sar t/"t Ftorda n accordance w«th Legal Descrpbon 1 AC HOIZf Comly Ftorda nlm orol tha STATE f«# with the C4y o* Lake Ma/r day* from the data of tha kr*t pubk Commencing at toe Soufheatl cor 4* Dec uration of Tak-ng heretofore STEAD LOCATED IN SEC 04 TWP OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF The C*ty Commakcn Ml ba i h ner of Section 34 Township 19 ration of th«* notica of aclmn) and Ne (•led n to.* causa A# Defendant* to 20S HGE TIE C 12 OF NE 1 4 OF TRANSPORTATION and SEMlNOlE c u u t iq an appk*abon to change tha the on^nat with the clerk of tr«» court South Range X E a t Serrvnoie to»* *u»t anti a l cXher mtere*ted par SW 1 4 OF SE I 4 LESS N S FT 6 COUNTV Beng tubied to Any F utura land LHa Oevgne(«m ol tha w«mer betor# «ervice on Piaaitiff t County ftonda run North X 2919* t^ s may timety request a hearing on E 19 FT, end SEC 04 TWP 20S FIGE nghNol way lettnclmit m l .ate Hibtnct property from tnrMtrai lo attorney or mmedtalery thereafter toe Per-hon tor the O n tor uf T#«avj at West a dr\tjn< a of 664 15 W t atong 3IE E 12 OF NE 1 4 OF SW 1 4 O f mecAt ol record PubK#S«m» PubK Tr# •% F,fherwi*a 4 (JrMtXt w « te entered the t«me and place designated an«J tha East kne of toe StxAhea** ( 4 of SE t 4 (LESS N 5 FT » E 19 n 6 1 The property Oeng mote generally againvt y<zu k^ th# rekef demamled bemg made by Sarwma County b# heard Any Detorviant fakng to fto *ad Section 34. (hence North AC FOR HOMESTEAD! detertoed at 600 Vtoten Road ai the comp*a*4 or petiton Ne»l her# PuCAc School* ao that it* Ma may a hmaty request tor hearmg %ha* 69 25 10* W n l a (k*tanca c4 528 06 rra property Bmng more generally The Planneig A Zoning CumrmttMn m ba ut#d lor an e-ternakv# fchod wa ve ^ry rghl to obteef to tow Order teef along l t « eai*teg North R.</1 detvrtoed a. 3680 Moorea Station W4 tubmil a iccornrTwndation lo the W ITN ESS my hand and the *e«t <» A copy ol tha Cnmpr*h#rw# Plan cf Taking o» Way kne of Country Club ftoad to tr.x Co»rrt el SEM lN O lE County Road City CommdtKjn Cl tavor ol. or ANO Ftjtun* land liv» Map and propovd toe POINT O f BEGiNNiNFi toerve The Planneig A Zoneig Cormrwtajn Flurala Itw Flay *4 O C T 26 2002 ejacitl me reqoetled change or Each Defendant and arty <*her (er •rwiyrwr* «ra ava^ataa b r »(a f c u n tn a atong va«l North M.jW of *d submit a recommendation lo *w MARYANNE MORSE CLERK .imendnec.l The CCy Ccmnvtuon *rm* ciaanmg any mterest n toe t«n at ttw CorrwniMy Deretopmer* Way kne Norto 69 25 l(T We%« a C.ty CommtesMjn m tavor of. or C LER K OF TH E CIRCUIT CO U R T prij*ietty rtwsrrtoed n the Pet<t«r« -n . 4 i d ! a PiAm. rtvarng n me Lay (ante of 147 03 W toence North Offwinaril ottica La*a Ma'y Ci> agwnst toe requested change nr OY Ruth Kavj Commitwon Room in City Ftaw rt*» atjAive »tyied Imanar4 Oume«n 00 2919 W»*t a dnlance »A 403 77 Ha* *00 North Country C M Road. *mem|men1 The Cty Comcn»ss«n d ep u ty cler k Sactord F m d . al 7 00 pm on pn« awil'i-J i . hwiatiy ,«q u a a . W-«al akmg to* hoe of toe EaU 1a*a Mary H -rd a Monday b o m p LAW O f MCE S O f DAVtO J S TER N *4 bukj a PuU«. Itoarwj n t»w O y Oecerrtoer 9 2002. to emtder ted M1VW wiatan (JaKa i m . A any 0a, 14 7 X Vet of Lol 59 M M Sm.th » I '.tar rii/Ti tJ 00 A M im M S X P M A TTO R N EY FO R PLAINTIFF C<rmm«ssron Room n O y Ha# M w . to Aw FtotAtoO fwiatotoia 'itod ie« lyiiuirlalm n The C>ty I Secumt SuUJrywcn a« recorded *n or you may ca* Rebecca MammocK X I S UN IVERSITY DRIVE Santord fto n U «t T 00 p m on n AW l aum i <Ai Aw PeMvaiai and Cw m m a«n mey (Aece condtoorvt plat BraA t Page 100 ol to# F lAA c Sanaa Ptermer at (407) 565 1440 tor December 9 2002 to ita’wder %a*l S UITE 500 any iartua.1 Ka a iwaravj o " m* upm me lejoneig by mean. tA a Record* ol Semawie County ftorda ✓ kymabcm cnncemmQ b » amand PLANTATION. FL 33324 »ac.ommends!»on T be C#y i v u . n to, Aw O 'Ja i ol Taawj * Oevetotment otdm and a poa* on a curve concave to to# IN ACCO R D AN CE W ITH THE •r-#nt CorTwrsssajn may place condhons Jvv.rad on F’eM tone,. AAoinay A . parlie. n nte'etl an.] c^/en. tiurtoeaftt hevag a rai>o* of 936 45 interested pa»*#% may appaa* arrt AM ER ICAN S W ITH DISABILITIES upon toe ra/orvrMj by means of a „n. m m a w awj a l l u i i ’ tftown the. hare an opportmrty to be heerd Net a central «ngle of 06 1 T 50 ba haard regankng tha propenad A C T p#r*on* e<th <**abiUw% near! gavetopmei <1order twviw cal or twtora Enday FkvaAtoa, and a Chord of 102 87 k*et (hat bear* at tar] hearing amendment or a* ’an commenf* mg a ipeoai accomrrvjdation *houkt AA parte, to v-taiajl and C4i/en* 8 200?. am) to tea Aw <A By orlef ol me Planneig 6 Zcrvng Soutn 66 0120* Ea*t thence »ray ba Ned w*n tha C#y Dark at rontact C O U R T ADMiNlSTRATiOfl ahel have en oppurtiaiAy to ta heard you, aiittan datamaa and any C a m .uon ol me CAy tA Santord Soutoeatieri* along toe erc M *ad at the S E M iN O Lt County 100 North Cot/t’y CM ) Road. la*a at tart hearing taquad to, rwaiavj on Aw FVAion to, curve 102 92 Wetto toe be<>nnavi ^ Fiord, m.. sm day tA Noventoer Courthou*# at (407 »665 4227 I Mary Florida fi, cyder o* me Fhennaig A Z.'V'VJ Aw OtJAl ol Takaig nan ma Ctara o! rever*e curveture c4 a cur *e cunce»e 2002 8 X 9 5 5 0771 (TD O l or 1 800 955 pyriom *<*h J u l A l a t n##<kng Corr»n»von cA the CAy rA Santord AW Court eiAwv Bator# « a iv < a on to toe Soutowevt h a w g a rednj* ol Mchael SMI Chauman 8770 ma Florida Ra*ay Service 4>.vitanca to part- pa** 10 a ’t ^ FtorvlA. Pi*. TR day tA Novemtier Aw F*atitaawY» Alto, nay » annwiAPlanneig 6 Zorwiq Ccuhtmm vui 1061 45 teet a central of 15 1023* THIS NOTICE SHALL B E PUB traka procrat^h ihoiAd contact 2002 atat, AwiaaAai. lo tfo a *7al and a chord of 2M 27 teet that be*/* ADVICE TO t h e PUBIIC « a per LISHED ONCE A WEEK FO R TWO tfa C ty » ADA Coonknator at iMIt lAchem S » a! Cherman tn» r t a n l o, Iwn you navw 4 any South 63 35 04* Ea»f thence a*i deede. lo appeal a decdec C O N SEC UTIVE W EEKS 44 ttoura n aNanca ol lha rraahng Plwintog 6 Zctoaaj Cnrveneeicto 01 ctaan ai and to ma piopart, Southea*ter»y atong toe arc of had male wAh 'cipect to any rhehc ecu’ PUBLISH IN THE S E M lN O lE at |407| 505 1424 ADVICE TO TH E P UB IIC »# (* > » daeatoad ai m d FVtifion and to curve 281 09 kref to toe end of *ad tderod .1 me above meeting or HERALD C#y o* La*a Mary Florida ion decide* to appeal e <toci**jn •mow cauta 4 any you M va aAiy curve toence Sou*h X 29 19* Ea*l e heerev) he Uw may need a vertutm Rut**h November J. 10. 2002 Carol A Fofctar made wAh i.RXHA to Any miner cun u d (aopatty A n iA l f d bw cond * »a rx e M 2 1 94 teet to • poa# 1069 record of the proceedng. metodng Cay Clark SS011 U le a d .1 the above mentng or denvwd to. Aw m a t and puipoaaa Net North and 3 X Wet We*l (4 toe me tettvnony and evdence wncfi Pubkah Novanbar 10 2002 twaravj he d a may naed a •aitm '” at tat to,m ai ta d FtoMam » yuu V4 Soutto— I corner per deed thence record it not prtrvded by me CAy ol SS06J ___________________ THE CIRCUIT COURT tacord cl me proceetAng. r v l d r g lo antwa, a dalaiJI may tw aijefed Norm 89 5911* Wevl • d*Unce of Santord |IS 286 OtOSl OF THE EIGHTEENTH ttw leRmony arvl evaJnnce wruch ,ijam,1 you to# ma ia w l demanded PERSONS W UH DISABILITIES 19601 Net (hence South X 29 19* C IT Y OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT record » ncA provded Oy me CAy cA #i Aw H n tvvi A you *44 to 'Atua-il a Ea*t a dktence of 2t9 56 *ee» to me NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR NOTICE OF P U B IIC MEARINO IN ANO FOR Santord if S 286 0T05I iw atm j on Aw FVMon to, 0>da, ol TICIPATE mi ANY OF THECE PRO POINT O f BEGINNING NOTICE IS m EN EBT GIVEN by » » SEMINOLE COUNTY. P E R S O N S W ITH D ISAB ILITIES ra.aig you V a > warn# any m/4 to CONTAINING » 622 acre* more or CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT C «v Co«VTw*WXt cF CA( (A FLORIDA NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR otyac, to tw d O d a , ol taaaig THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA '.G 'y I tr^l u < l CiA»VT»»von tee* ., CIVIL ACTION TICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE PRO W ITN E SS my Hand and teal o* ta d Certification da'e of *ur veyor March COORDINATOR AT 330 S626 48 M i hold t PuM< on CASE NO X M 3 C A C E E D IN G S SH O U LD C O N TA C T Court on SEF* 1« 2002 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE 9 1996 Now m tM f 21.2002 4 1 7 0 0 P M or DIVISION 14 E THE PER SO NNEL O FFIC E ADA ,JAM ,ANN E MOUSE CO M PO SITE EXHIBIT 1 4^ vxo ir«r#4ht*r #4 poo%A*t to MEETING THE BANK O f NEW YORK AS CO O R D IN A TO R AT 330 5626 48 CLEMK OE THE CIRCUIT COUFFT PutArtb ftnerrAer 10. 2007 RY/ PARCEL N O 172 cunudot Secs’ll FTveAnq »> » ion oF rfi O dne nce ononed AN ORDINANCE O F THE C ITY OF i a a E MART FLORIDA, PE ZONING CERTAIN LANDS W1TMB4 THE ClT Y O F TAKE MAFFI AS HEREIN D EFIN ED FROM T h e PRESENT ZONIN G CLASSIFICATION O f A l AGR ICULTU RE TO MCE RURAL COU NTFIY ESTATE'. PURSUANT TO THE TEFFMS O f THE TIO R ID A S TA TU TE S PROflOlFrG F O « THE AM ENDM ENT TO T h e o f f ic ia l ZO N IN G MAP PFFOVIDtNG FOR C O N I l .CT SEVERABILITY a n d SS067 H O U R S IN ADVANCE M EET PIG ____________________ , n o t i c e o f a c t i o n in e m i n e n t d o m a i n in t h e A Zoning CrKhnmwm VI *• CAy C u i e m m Chanto.it C-fy Ma« F ry rla at 7 lai p m TH E S V I 7 ________________________ FtoKe <t iwrrtiy J W 1 mei a FhAAvHeanng w4l tie h e « bY m « Fharamg Bunlurd OE PutA-ih FfchiemAwt TO 2002 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A REZONE CIRCUIT C O U R T O f THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO f OR S EM lN O lE C O U N T Y FLORIDA IN THE CIR CUIT CO U R T O f THE e i g h t e e n t h JUDICIAL CIR CUIT IN AND FOR SEMPrOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA CASE N O VUiV C A 1653 13 O SE UiN fX E C EXJN T1 a (aAAical e j d v w r n *A me Stale cA E M<da on Thurtday November 21. 2002 * cunttoei toe tatowvvj ciienge *trvl 4iiv4 «>'wr 1 to rn. Zm m g Onltoanre ul me Car ol Santad Sermnuie CuurAy, F tor via A/TWIVI me PD Ptarinml Daatotnw r /urang AMituved pr' m v »«) me n *»r«j « i »w Ordmance tto »A>I to* * « Oervi M io U d propel*Y "w n A I Daeuu I’D I Sami Ctotol at 1101 AycoA ore » FTCE RurM Country Htoehart Road to * » » *•’ tototeata EvU I#» _ _ PerilWter rn eafl wgnaij* m LtA 1 Secoun 16 W u r v p VO SoMh LEG AL DESCRIPTION SEC m H m r M C lB N W B S E U j t TWP t»S RGE 3LC BE G 130 F T W C E R TR EK CO R P a Cap nan lUan>l l.Vt I 4 ul SW I A "• »» r 277 Z< a i J l I 1 F t S O f NE COR OF SW rjrpwafkjn R C G lR A iO D »rd /y 25 4jl R01 r»*j*a c « ’ i 4 RUN S 701 49 FT VI 1159 f t N ANDERSON VlCTOf^iA F monry Anuen « x e t « 3“ « ' V/i *4 FT TO SLY RVI RINEHART AfiOCHSON UNKNOW N MEiRS The PuM< H ee>«J *7* r ® HO N 69 DEL 1' MU. 17 SEC E O f THE ESTATE o f j c the C o rrm u o n CYunYwr* '00' N 755 r*i F T S VO DEG 4e MiN V I SE C C u M M iNGS daieaked W ID E Count* Out) F W ! l a . . FA.-r l i *. r.9 FT ( 109 tOFT TOBEG LEE CUM M INGS JO H N COOK Ttw U.-U-7I temg r u e JW ^ a », Pubkt 1 n < t « l n 4ti.rd And te FREDRtCK ZANDERS D O ROTHY Sa*d haaraig ^ r ba d»w.ftoed at 1101 Rrwhart Howl r<-a«d A U l f i | RiC Sh e p p a r d m a r ia farw ‘^44 * 1*k»' The Purvwg 6 Zu-ng Ccmmeaton jiHj (rum t»r RAMOS W ALLACE !>»(£P»*ARD try the C ‘ly ,4 uximl A .htoummervlalton to me daotiob •» jR WALLACE L SHEPPARD SR C r O * » ol the "A, Comnatwun 4i tavur uF ur Convrutk»or FREDDIE 111 ANDRf YlS Or(Vance tr fu* are **aaet •laaivl me inutoded D-w«J« ’• RAT HAN ANDREW S A i/ jt i A Ttw CAy Curmuttato r tv Cie»k % Ot1«.e k>» B rR U UfiKN O W N HE IHS OF Tt.k A TAP10 RECORD T I THIS £ STATE O f EL U A H FIELDS 0 i a Puaa. itoaimj «■ « - c a , * J hi f CITY Rnon. to C A , H j . MLET iNG IS MADt b ' T' s t a t e d H O Z E L L A FIELDS un Currtf*v THIS Fi.a.14 al 7 tA) p"> O" Frmarrwd g H*w*e of E^ab FOR ITS CONVtlrlfcN'-l Sarto*.. . 9 2U1V to M C O R O UAr t J l C O N S TITU TE F e .h r>* M t e J trOMf R R E C O R D FOR tha C l , WALKER MA< V A L D C S a v U . AN ADEOUAIt VlilK, CuAector uf Sanvnula CuunTy K jH FO S t S OF APPEAL FFtOFA * r 1^* itr THE c i t y I kVMla arvJ toe un*ru*n i jr u r t n g td DECISION MAUL l ^ 1 tt. re/u»» V,lTM R E S P E C T IO T I ,£ FOHECrO ul toe abi/et 4 any h # -' iJemVj^re'<4 order I P ER S O N •vf *> .tov'vee* z/ardee* tea) AKa M A TTE R AT AJ pe*t* U H l iH A t Ail tm /•rtra jy.%11 (VlSMlfKa TO ET, hef tw«e '44*' ■ur* l* % e n «> 4DEOUATE H EC )R D O f fH f j w^jrwanrg lurk r r ^ K i a g ^ j MAiflfAiflfcO mj A /urwg lu o truklrrek kerbMd^k P R O CEED IN G S IS by orde* of toe P W e f f e c t i v e d a te FOR APPELLATE P I U R P O S ES is ADVISED » 0 MAht iM t rifC tb jX H f A R R A f r G t M L f ir AT HIS OR H £M O W N IK P k fk S l PCRSOfib W HM I A) •tUUtftO A S S IS IAflCL T^IPATE »N A ilr O* *» k SE P»40 COfllAfJT CCCOiNGS S M O u tli *m€ O T Y ADA C O O H U tiAfOH A* LEAST 4rt h O u H j it. Al •/Af.a , U4 /Je'4 t h L M L( Tlflf. AT i4l!f kOHiDA CJTY O f LAKE MAMr » C e o A f ueler C*y < DATED rkFvvrrb^* 5 *■ *JU%II fanwri’f**’* (U 2 VSOM Legals L rc iA ts L F C A I.S L tr .A L S ru R u c h earing C4ar/tu»u u» ttxi C#y M Santord •rfti dxy of ftor-err^wr TAX ID NO 34 1 9 X 5 1 1 O O X 0150 A part of property de»crbed n Oftoal Record* Hu/e 1635 Page 755 and O tV -K Reco*«N ,M 1 Page* 1665 6 18fA a* recorded at the Pub«c Record* of Seminole Counfy Ftorda beag toal portion of Section 34 Tuwn*h.p 19 South. Range X E e » l devtrbed a* M iw * Convnencmg al # a Nortoeavl exa ner of lr# H Block 0. Bur-jatow C.ty a* recorded at P W Bo<A 7 Page 62 o» toe P u tK Record* c4 Semmule C o ^ y ftor-la run Soulh X 20 40* Ea*l a ik*«ance <4 120 48 leel atong toe Ea*l kne c4*a-J 1 I I I to me P O INT O f B EGINNING thence conhnue South X 28 4u t avt a *,'a/va r f M M Y r t atuwj vaalEaMww l l u l tt YwntaFnxm a , t 5 j r Wait a ibHA/xa <A 'AV 7J teat aVjng ttw Suum law tA LtA. 11 , <> b v . ■ 0 in » w Sia/bwaM c e n a , uF U . I LuF t i Btuca D M V , F.am 00 VB t r Wavt a •». lanva 11 t VJ 0V teat aluriq ttw Wait — » ul teal LvA 18 Bm v . O , o v « W h IFF Y7>3W E*H • i»MAncw o* VJ 04 Wat a m ', Aw FKirtfi taw uF ■, - i lc l |4 Baa* D A a iv a Suum 0(1 78 Z T ta v l a .»»ta»aa cA 17 FA) W *aa.j Aw tavt « w (A Mat IcA a> p u*^kk~n and arr, arvj ai <Atwr p aruyi. henrg ur rlwnvng to haw. *n, rv/>l lAla 'A 'AwaM by avia*/ o» A/>M >tl #a rb zw r.^med [ w V n W t i ^ ortwraw# cla/»w*g oi /iterert m '** arty i ^ N ^ pruperty de1 t « d m *>«% at tarn (Jarlerwlar 4t <J «* rv:»anlurd «f PtHSG*4S NEEDING fkOPATF k ttK Jb l AEJE2JE N AM ED Ui (EKJAEElS AE*0 "•» **1 1 C lA iM iN O > »E tE E «S T u r HE * ?mh, HJ< H ' O E « O H AGATES' l.A IJ! i 1 O tE E ,ZiAE*T b AM I Tm E K J A U FAME I t s HAVINE, OH TO c ^ J S n o TO h a v e A J-y HK j HT T i n t O H 'N T E H E S T IN TH E t H T » OESCH10EO B tlW rt TO •ed a> mg rw /.J >4 1 e»dm* • *'*• rtwt id ,y j„ IM i^ta/K.E tu 0E THESE E*EK> OffTAC SHOUL C F E D 'N I ME pERSONfiEl CE AC. PH i> IN ANO EOF. SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLOFLIOA by Moth M g Deputy Clerk R O B ER T A McM.LLAN County Attorney tor Semeioie County. Fkjr«ia Serrvnme C «K ^ y Serve#* Bokdng 1101 Ea*l F**l Street Santord Ftonrla 32771 Teieprsne (407)665 5736 Attorney tor Pet4runef PuMnh November J. 10. 2002 1S b«x fc D to a po*4 to a cur»e» run cave to the North#**! h a .^ g a reku* ot 9 36 4S teet a c#r4»ai ar-/e of W 46 3 r ard a chord c4 159 W W thal beer* South 49 05 12* l in. of WMl ae Suuto akmg V # POINT O f cur*# 159 79 W b e g in n in g * CONTAiNlflG 13632 ujuare Wad n yyr U W*k Certiicetam ttele -j! **Mveyur March 9 1996 COM POSITE EXHIBIT 1 levy PARCEL NO 722 fAX ID NO 34 1 9 X 5 H OLKA) 0150 A pait ul IT# p»<*erty devcrbarl m (/t*a a R#» > e h Ikjok 1635 Pwj* 755 a* r#*.o»de«J m to# PuW^ H r , ,? h ’J $#r«Mo*# County F ay ala bw*tg toal purKm t4 S # t w >4 Vewnah* 19 Suuto Raraje X Eart d r v r bert a* k^rw * Bw/rvavj al t e fA-rt»#*rt cca/et c4 Lul 11 iVmgmirw C#y aEXutdng lu tr« p u l ffereof •% reuzt'led ^ Buwi 1 E-*u« U oE in « Hi AiEK ul ia ^ n u * * l-uunEy E u t> . t - i - - - J !20 *8 **•, •— “J ffl . U m J lu l H *» ••m «K^ -i ment. If hearmg mparred (TO O ) I8 X 9 5 5 8771 PutAth November 3. 10. 2002 SS012____________________________ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORtOA CIVIL ACTION case no o h o m :a DIVISION L M O R TG AG E ELECTR ON IC R EG IS TR ATIO N S YSTEM S IN C . Plemtift. v* DAVtO R EU TER A .K A DAVtO C R E U TE R . #r al Detondaw«<«) AMENOED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N OTICE IS HEREBY G IV EN pur *uen| to an Amended Fmai Jialgment c4 Mortgage Foreclosure dated October 21 2002 and **rfe<ed m Case NO 01 X I CA of to# O c ta l Court of to# E IG H TE E N TH J d c e i O c ta l m and tor SEMtNQLE Cotmfy. Florida wherem M O R TG AG E ELEC TR O N IC R E G IS TR A TIO N S Y S TE M S IN C . i* the F»la*ntifl and DAVID R EU TER A K A DAVtO C R EUTER ANY AND ALL UNKNOW N PARTIES CLAIM ING BY TH R O U G H UN OER AND AG AIN ST TH E H E R E IN NAM ED INDIVIDUAL D E F E N D A N T S ) W HO ARE NOT KNOWN T O BE DC AO OR ALIVE W H ETH ER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAiM AN IN TE R E S T A S S P O U S ES HEIRS D E V IS E E S G R A N TE E S OR O TH ER ClAJM A TEN AN T •! N K A TOOO A BLACK TE N A N T 92 N K A JAM ES F LE TC H E R are toe Detondant* I an# *#• to the hv/wst and best txddar tor ca*h at WEST FRONT DOOR O F THE SEM lNOlE C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E SAN FORD FLORIDA i f 1100 AM on lha day of NO V 26 2002 N W towmg da*crb#d property a* tel torth m ta d Fmai Judgment BEGINNING AT A P OINT 20 F E E T E A S T ANO X F E E T N O R TH O F THE SW C O R N E R OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE NW t 4 O f S EC TIO N 3. TOWNSHIP 20 S O U TH RANGE 31 EAST. ANO R UN N O R TH 156 F E E T t h e n c e e a s t i x f e e t TH EN CE S O U TH 158 F E E T TH ENCE W E S T I X F E E T TO TH E POINT O F B EGIN NIN G ANO COM M EN CIN G AT A P O IN T X F E E T EAST A7*0 X F E E T N O R TH OF THE SW C O R NER OF TH E NW I 4 OF S EC TIO N 3 TOW NSH IP X SO U TH RANGE 31 E A S T ANO RUN N O R TH 158 F EET T O THE POINT OF BEGIN N M Q THC f* F CO N TIN U E NO R TH 50 F E E T TH EN CE EAST I X F EET TH ENCE SO UTH 50 FEET TH EN C E W ES T I X F E E T OF THE P O IN 9 C F BEGINNING IL K A 2591 S Cameron Aver** Sanford FL 32773 W ITN E S S MY MA7*0 and toa %mr (4 th** Court on O C T X 2002 Maryann# Mor*e Clerk of the C*cu4 Court By Mary Stroup# Deputy Clerk ML SCO r e s i d e n t i a l S ECU R ITIES CORPORATION M O R TG AG E l o a n TR UST 1997 3 UNOER THE POOLING AND SERVICING tr u s tee of am agr eem en t d a ted as o f SEPTEM BER 1. 1997 Plamt4t jOSEPEF DUAR TE. - I *1 D*kntentl>> AMENOED NOTICE 0E FORECLOSURE SALE the hr^/ieaf bOder tor ce*h th# W toarmg d#*Crb#rt property a* *#f torth m *a«t judgment to w4 Th# Northaatl t/4 ol to# South#**! 1'4 of to# North 1/2 of the Soulheaul 1'4 of the Southwe*! 1/4 of S#cton 21. T w m i K 20 South Range 32 Ea*t Sammole County Bemg more particularly de«cr4i#d a* to#oe* Commence at the Permanent Ratoranca Monument de*gnatng to# SWcorn#r c4 u r t S#cbon 21. run toenca N 89 degree* 1228* E along toe S txxmdary kn# tt«raof 1313 86 to the Permanent Reference M o r v e r t deagnatng the SE corner of to# SW 1 4 of to# SW t 4 of t a d Section ?! toenca N 00 degree* 4(7 S T W atong toe £ botmdary In# thereof 663 9 T to to# FBermanard Retorenrw U n y r e r t on to# S R W kn# of Semmof# Wood* Boulevard d etg rw m g th# SW cor n#r of to# N 17 of th# SE 1 4 of toe SW t 4 of ta d Section 2 1. c u rtn a thence N 00 degree* 40 S 3 W along ta d E boundary kne of to# SW 1 4 of the SW 1 4 X X to to# N R W In# c4 ta d Semmol# Wood* boiAevarj thence S 89 > y w i 11 45* W atong ta d N R W im# ?8t 10. to#nc# leaving *ed N R W hne N X dagra#* 05 54* W X I 85 toenca N 49 degree* 4*747 E 467 X tfwece N 52 degre#* X 3 1 * E 260 71 t o ^ r a P OINT OF B E GiNNfNG ' f g g thence N 52 deg*##* u u ^ ^ t 771 55 to a pomf on a crraAar curve concave to to# Wly ha/mg a radii* of 1115 (XT ta d pomt ta n g on to# W>y R W kn# of atoretad SemmoK V/oud* brjuKvari and bear* N 62 degree* 4757* E frran toe confer of «# d curve, toenca Sty along tad W ly R W kn# m d to# * c of tad curve through a central engK of 27 degree* 140 7 5 X X l O * w e r d o f ta d curve toenca leevmg t a d WJy R W kne S 75 degree* X X W 2 X X . thence N X degree* 474 7 W 545 X leaf to toe pomt of begn IH THE CIHCUIT COURT f OR •# The lime ike." even miss nick andwas and ived if ter (he m al was was ’an, ileo to a* toe mpnwement* now or hereafter erected on to# property and K ea*#m#ntv appur t#nanc#t and k.ttae* no* or her# alter a part of to# property and a i replacement* end addition* D ATED O C T X 2002 MARYA/iNL MORSE Clerk of Court (Semmof# Counfy FL) By Mary Stroup# A* Deploy D#rk NOTICE Am#r<an* W ih OtMbete* Act of 1990 Admmmrabve Order ffo 97 3 N you are a pereon w«to a di* *b*fy who n##d* any accommodahon to pertepate m th*» proceerXng you are erttfied at not cmf lo you to to# provHmn of certam a****tance Pleat# contact Court Admmt*traten at X I N Park Avenu# Su4# N X ! Santord Finrda 32771 (407)123 4 3 X art 4227. wrthm 2 workmg day* of your reewp* of tot* nctoc# if you art t e e r g or vnva r p w e j cal 1 8X9550771 Putb*h November 3 10 2002 SS015 IN THE CIR CU IT CO U R T O F TH E 1STH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE C O U N TY. FIO R IO A CIVIL DIVISION C A S I N O 02-CA-236S-14-L CE NOANT M OR TGAG E CORPOMATKJN rieaeiT Echevarria 4 Aa*rx»ate* PA P O Bo. 25016 Tampa Fkzr.lt 33622 50TR •’ See Amercan* with D'kaib'M'et Act It you are a P#r»on with a drvef-kfy *no rwwh arccvnm«lat«n m onjar lo peitic<>*l« 10 If** p rix e ^k rg you •tn «n (i(M 4 no coat to you kj# toe piuv'von ot rertam . t u t U m . PW»««e contact Court Adrmn***'***^ «f X l fl Park A*wrxjr* Santord FtoTKla 32771 telaphraiw cwr’ lir i (407*665 4227 wrthm 2 workmg try* of yn»*» rerrwp# #>* ' H u r*wnf It /a a rig m|Z4*#***<l iTDOr 1 BOO 955 #771 Putikth Nuvemfan 3 1° 2002 SS013 __________ _ V* GAVIO A GRAY •! * t)e*crbed a* ___ Lot 3 Btot* B THE C O LO N NAOES. FIRST S ECTIO N Accon) *ig ta IF* (*•! 8*> aoE « tecwOtel *1 PlAl But* IS. Peg** 79 end 80 PuBK R*cunN ol SArtteiote CoteVy Fiord# at pubK *#w to to# hrghert ami b#rt bdder tor C#*h #• ^ Wert Front Door ul to# Semmuie Counfy Courthou*# located m to# C*y o« Santord Ftorda at 11 X A M on NOV X 2X2 W ITNESS my hand and official *#al ul tot* Court on tow My o* O C T 2 5 .2 X 2 M A M d ltftl MOUSE Clerk ul th# Circuit amJ County nyxtetV K 1 t a peitC KJA lA #1 ITVA P»oceteAog Mxa A I CURIA,I IF* Court Ai>nyi.>l,aiiv At 201 N Pen ‘ t e n * SARtonl E l 3277, Teleph. n . Numtte (4071323 4 330 no, Ia Ia , men MRtei |7| deyl P ™ to IT* P#oc t e p - i if htewtig mpAAtei ltD O l I 800 9Sb 8771 o« VWCA (V| 1 800 9SS 8 770 ..e Eton jA Etetey StemcA* W ITNESS my Turn) * nl IF« »«el o» m Cotet * » Ijey ol O C T 24 2002 Mary Ann# Mur*# As Clerk ol to# C o w l By Huth Kmg A* 0e«*4Y Clerk Pubk*h (Pt#e*e pub»**h m Th# S«mmuie Herekli Putw/Vi Nov#mb#r 3 *0 2902 SSQI6 ____________ to Florida KldCare T.tM (.S.(|.«gE - m »x 3f Ls 1* 1. I Oakwun* N OTICE OF ACTION t o x r r M OW YCR i « i s E 0 G E E i c i D C i n c ;r 24IT1TER E'AHII El V 79, l'M 2 ,1 AST K T K V ,N ADORE SSI y O U A R E N O T IE IE D in .il •'■«•'-" ta, fiKAOuHPw u, Mi i ' i-1 ! - '—’ rf'— T A u te v , •Ja v :,4 ii»'I p* <*rt, LOT 8 T I M n r » RiDGE AT * B * i POINT UNIT I A C C O R D 'D '. *0 THE CIR CUIT CO U R T THE PI AT THEREOF AS R ECORD OF TH E EIG H TE E N TH I D IN PLAT BOOK 74 PAGES <« JUD ICIAL CIR CUIT 4b AND 46 OF THE PIHILIC IN ANO FOR R EC O R D S O r SEMI7KXE COU N SEM INOLE C O U N TY Tv FLORIDA FIO R IO A A K A 411 T iMOE R EB0GE DRIVE CIVIL DIVISION IOF4GW OOO EL 32779 C A S E NO 96-C729-CA 14 paa bA*n Titel egeihjT yuu eml you U O Y D A HUM PHREY and Are IA9UUAJ TO »A'v* A copy ol yuu, MILDRED V HUM PHREY „„ntei (JteteiMH 4 Any to 4 OO PtaaM Me/yhAlt C WANofi. PA An. •n*, v* ta# PtemTiTT *Fwva *(**•»» ' 1800 ALFONSO A GRAY te«l NW 49TH S TR E ET S U ITE 120 F t H O USEH O LD FINANCE IA U 0 E R 0 A IE E l 33309 "FFm Ih" CORPORATION HI »0 »te * * '» Ty ,30) (te ^ Ate, IT* F#R (bAACeNYi CoTpOFAFKKl Ol tf»A Nonce y IT* iPVAte txAm' D»V«J4n!» „ TH E SEM iteOLE HERALD) er>l ,4* th* 0,#2#1AI *iTh Ih* ClteA Ol lF*l AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE Court A'lhe’ beta, a aaivica oo Eb eyi'B * eno»ney o» 'R vnyFu'cy NOTICE t*,*6y Bhtei Ytei pu> tfteAAAte ulhAfltete A deteufl te» DA to «n AmteXjmteil to SunH'jry AOlteAd AijAmrt yuu «M IF* "tetel E t a I JudgmAnt ol EoiacIoauia demented *i t * compte#* AniteteJ fi the Atwv* ttyteU caua* •> In AMontence *4h IF* Amencen* 8* Ci/cuA Cotet ol Sahwiom County *4b OHAbMiAt Act PteWVJ Arth F » . U | »4 »A 4 »* ,A A lp ,0 p A rty »4 0*At»LT*» iwtetena A yptetei eccom UAIA.1 R SteFUtalA CuteYy Eto««M NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN pu< tu * H 10 Art Am *«teJl E«tel j u0™ r*.« ul MurtlJAtJ* Fo<*clo«J» Court* S#mmme Coimry CuurWwzu*# te lu l OclcjtMF 23 2002 «K I • ’W * ! SEMlNOlE COUNTY. ADVERTISEM ENT OF SALE Santord FtoraJa 32772 C a m N O OO 80S C A ul th* OrevR EIORIOA NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN »h#t BY Mary Stroup# Court Ol IF* EIG H TEEN TH >A*ciAl p r o b a t e d iv is io n tr« isdetvgned mt#rd» to *#• th# iDepoN Om k) C4Cu 4 *J Am, U SEMiEAXE CoteJy Fi l l NO 02 1041 CP per*tmal p»ob#*(y deecrb#*! b r t # to EIW .U .I W M i THE BAfuL OE NEW (SEAL) «r >kvce a ken rntw art on *ad preif IN RE ESTATE OE DANiEL M C O TO fl E S Q U lH l tI FORK AS T R U S TE E OE HELEN EllAN C ES H A H ,M A N ,I erty under (ha Ftorda SaF Sloraje Trmk# Sean von Byrd 6 Cofon F*A A U R E S C O RESIDENTIAL SECURI . K , H ELEN E H AH tM A N N Faiway A*( Statue* (Sectmn #3 (W> TIES COR POR ATION M ORTGAGE K>rt OtKe Boa TT D »c»«M rt 83 809) P w t C Fr f l 3354>4 9040 LOAN TEKJST I f i r 3 UN O ER THE NOTICE TO CREWTORS The i/ntorvgrwd # 6 **« al ih AWh. Vow# 8137526133 P O O LIN G AND S ER VICING th* ji>ruii*li«Uin cJ »!• •*!•*• °E vale by ctfi » ebbve bddm.j •>> AGR EEM ENT DATED AS OE SEP Faa 613 754 6957 H ELEN FR A N C E S HARTM ANN 22nd day ot November 2 X 2 Fturala Bar tku 657 »»5 tEM U ER I 1297. a » * EhA-LFI *h0 »« .» H ELEN E M A H TU AN N 2 05 pm. on (he prertvve* *r«<« m >I Arturney tor PLAINTIFFS JO S E P H 0 U A R TE M ICH ELLE pnjperty haa been vtorwt* ant ahch J k M u O urtoM o' ‘N aT i * * ' Pubk*h November 3 10 2 X 2 D UAR TE BENEFICIAL ELORiOA are *<aled at Amcne Storaje CerWer *p,4 4 2002 ■* *i * » C « J < SSOU ___________ ________ INC •'« » * 0*Lu«l*h*» I *i« **4 to 100 Anew Court X X Wert A . . ^ ! Court U C*rtW»j* CuuE| Eici(«J a ir* h y . i «nd t » U U LA*h Bou>eva'd County u* Semsotwe PnNM O m a i EU Nu K k i 02 Circuit Court ot the •I W EST FRONT D O O R OE THE 104! CP IN* • r t , i l cJ u Na Yi * State of Ftorda i t -w f A W 'J flth judicial Circuit S E M lN O lE C O U N TY COUNT C u l u t e i N a p * L»U* lt e «,* 4 « »' x jl 1*,Y1 ! '• » N u l l - &•,***! E L Seminole County Florida H OUSE S A N fO R O FLORIDA 41 J?F,1 ,243 Th* n*ni#» 4r0 uf GouiH Cate No X C A 914 14 0 , | 00 AM un Y * t e , ul NOV 28 Arahuny Mwtor U 2 4 6 d i Bwe T-»ev ^ i * . v .» ul lh* P*'»uh*l LaSalle Naburva) AttAjceaUm at ?UU2 th. K i» - H - J iJM i' 4— 7 PhA** Cer ver C a tt PMyer Record* Itc H . U « » " U , r » « • « ! >h« P ..U JN * Indenture Tiutlee uniler (fa ry *1 u>l Pj**i «i »A*1 E-uU Judqr*'-,, R oM m ar, Chart#* L 5 « » ia»dure FWu«»ni"'A"»*» *'• **T kvMrlurr •Tain*I at uf 9 ( 9*1 LOT 22S BEL AIRE HILLS UNIT B a a Tuy» Btel Bute. A t V fcjrth I* . •* Serwt 1999 J THREE ACCO R D IN G TO THE *4 u v iM iin ul It* J * * ! * * *r“l PlAtFlAlAAAte! ,1* PArt ta# Al Y* PVMikf* PTAt THEREOF AS R ECOR D ED IN oth*i p«*%uh» lu .im j tlAim* °t tte* ul pu#thAte|RCAR! UR*, AApui PI AT BOOK 24 PAL.ES 37 AND 38 Jwnar.Jy ***,'%! i»r*>»iE* LhAtel NK"* UAJ A. 1 «'* * .. * Dunad Sanche/ a k. a Dunafd O f THE PUBLIC R ECO R D S OE i i U K J J unoi*lurt*J cirtitflKE OF A»1 mu»l I* Ite—teOAtV* >•»» ’ Luta* S a « (* 7 K al SEM lNO lE C O U N P l ELORiOA J J.ll-1 tWUrtl* 141 -t-irt’ * ‘ ‘4N Detorvlarai*) A K A .843 BE RMUOA AVt N J 1 1 1 . I . v-1 thuyl Til* Vi** AAV* 2 0 X 1 35 6A V F 2X 0 I35 6 the ,*r.| IT* tettlemart t*et#ee APOPKA E l 32703 . l * m «4 h * « Court W ITHIN Tut LMt*i#r ar«l cengated l ai(» Notice of Forectoeure Sale W ITNESS M t RAND Ah<l V* »»4l 1*1,11 OE IM H E I ' l l M O N TH S t r » * .% tr>e 3Uth day - J O k to e r .‘U l F iO fiC l ‘S GIVEN J*jrwar4 a u U F te C o u lu u O C T 23 2002 A, , ( I, THE DATE OE THE EIHST PuL#kh NLzvember J 10 2 X 2 jwdgnun-l u* toret totare laled Mu' (Ah'* M i x P U lH lC A IlO N OE THIS N OTICE SS028 -!■7 .’000 a*d 4 Fourth Order Clvfk iJ IF* C -tu 4 C . U I O R I h i H TY IKJI (JA ,S AE I I H THE Amendwig Jutakjmenf m f«.»eOukore B , U p , Suuup* 0 A IE OE SERVICE OE A COPY OE lu Set a New Sate Dale enfe*#d on LtepuFy C*<» THIS NOTICE ON THEM O C T 25 2002 a*d wraered « Cate EtFMNAUte 4 A p u a ***J PA *4 JUmi t n O M J ul K* J - m K - J §00 C A 914 14 B ut the Cacu-I And pe'vun* ha**rvj ctaan* or P O Bu« 2S0I8 Court uf Kw Utah AaXiel Cacu4 wi 1*1^1 I W4.te 33822 8018 ijemard* agamrt the |e» rnhml • and tor SemevWe • Free or lo w ■-i^.. A u * iH.-1'J *4h IL u EAI a j A.I n i i l . mUuihng urvnaiured cunkn tN iv r L»Sa*»e Nabunel It r 4i •>• A (*,vun uilF. 4 OteliAFy Cost Health .w ar/ iwaouaH'r'l murt tw# AtkrxiatHzn at Indenture Trurtee . M l ) * .uH!rt««ter*in »i unite •*• i t e m *4h “m Court W ' Insurance urx|ei the Intfenture dated at oT lu (* i!-ip *te •' lh * P'u***i*i’9 yuu t h r e e 111 m o n t h s a i t e m t h e 9 1W S#net (19*1 3 # toe )Wam«Eft . . . h 4.I*0 Al no CUU ta yuu ta, » * (or Kids DATE OE THE EIHST ErtjOLICAflON a n ) I k A A i Sanche/ ataa Orwiad (KU.1MJO ul ttetem * »»1» U ,K » OE THIS NOTICE Luve* Sanche/ rl al » e deton p y .M Cuurt AOnnoatiAl-jn AU. CLAA4S NOT SO E K E 0 W ill Han't %J I #6 *e4 un NOV .»b 2002 al U 201 N Pte« A-tex* SteitafiJ BE IO H E V E H BARRED 11 X am al Y e # « d bora duo* uJ the Eta<«te 32771 tetephun* mjnfc*, TK JTW lTH STAW lN Li THE IiM t ^•E’lmut# Cr*mty CuA>thtaAA»e JUt . ., i . « - • P ER IO D S S E I FO R TH ABOVE 1* Park A.enww 8 e M ^ 0 # f iteyv ul yuu, i«.» 4 4 J4 ” * a f « A N , C IA M FILED fVEO 121 FEARS S S U ) 1 _____________________ n 1 » t �Legais Legals NOTICE OF LIEN SALK In acrontenre w*h the provisions of State if* b*ng ( M and unp*d charges tor wNth toe txider **gn«d i% erttfted to satisfy an owner's ken of toe grot* herwnafter dntcrtmS and stored at (Jncte Rob % Se* Storage located at 76*0 W ?5to Sfteef Sanford Honda 37771. (407) 374 9 9M And due notice f evmq been grvan to the owner of ta*J pmc^rty and a l parties known to tana specified n such nofire tor paymenf of Such having aspired toe goods w « bw sold af pubkc auction at toe above dated a O t m to toe Ngfs est bidder or nfa nu m deposed of nr Wednesday Novamhar 27. 7002 Data of Auction T*na 7 30 PM a u c t io n e e r t ie NO Ltoi N o . Customer Name. U s t Known Adorns (ft suta rtqu*ts). DcKfpt'on gf Oooda to Of Auctionfd tTO- B*nn»a Totoart Oa*r dresser coftee taNe bicycle esse tomfture. bo*aa A hnuaahrtd goods 707 Edward Jones. Household grmda tomdure botes 717 Suaah Services. Inc . ATM household item* mnc 271 Wad* Tucker. Household goods fvjrmfu»t times T V asterao aqiapnwnt 315 Nedys Vetex. Household gnods A tods 347 Paula fltoson Mouse**) goods torrvtiee. brwas 477 Shene* Rande* Mouse***) goods torrrture hoses T V s stereo egufwnent STS GUrfys Ransom living room, (tevng room, and bedroom fumdura (3 badroom haute) S3 7 Cam* Duval AutnmoMa ■ 75 Chevy V n • lN39USVO*9fl 4 D 616 laaaasha Bradtey Mouse***) goods, furniture hoses TV*, stereo equfjmenf 616 Keyence Ransom Automntma 64 Pontiac. Vm • 1G7MXS71XR4788713 616 TaMha O «o n Bad caga motorcycle. 4 wheeters. rrvac 716- Cathrynn# Lmdamann. Motorhume. Southwmd. 1664 (313 V*i •1QVKP37W0E337S919 PuCAsh November 10. 17 2007 SS038 IN THE CIR CU IT C O U R T OF THE EIG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIR CUIT O f FLORIDA. IN ANO rO R SEMINOLE C O U N TY G EN ER AL JUR ISD ICTIO N DIVISION CASE NO Q2-CA-1314-14-G CHASE MANHATTAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION P U rtA vs MICHAEL J TH O M PSO N at al Datendant (•) n o t ic e o r FO R EC LO S U R E SALE NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN pur Suant to an O d e r Rescheduling Foraclosura Sate datad O C T 30 700? and a F mat todgmenl of Foraclosura dated SEP 19 7002. and entered m Casa No 0 2 C A 1314 1 4G of tfw C ecul Court of Ih# EIG H TE E N TH Jteftoal O c u 4 m arvj tor SEM INOLE County Florida wharam C H A S E M ANHATTAN M O R TG A G E C O R P O R A TIO N is Plamtjfl and MICHAEL J TMOMP SON at a l. ara Defendants I * 4 sa4 to 1ha Nghast and bast b«ddar tor cash «! the Wast tror* tonr al aw Courthouse m SAN FO R D SEMI N O tE County Florida 11 00 AM o ttort on aw day of DEC 31 7002 the kev*wngife*ertoed proper Im M M iM M lM lia lg n n . Si *4 i o r .4 m ix m § s n i s i N i t-AHm ,-N if M ini t AClOHOif*. , ro rm i #*iar i h f m c o f as M| (,O fi()f O IN PLAT H tXM IH RAGES ±7 S3 AN O V I O f t h e Pu o t ic M ECOROS O f 51 M .NO iE C O U N TY FLORIDA a V a 305 Rarfwmg Way Cessetoerry Florida 37707 DATED this day of O C T 30. 7002 MARIANNE MORSE As Clark of tato Court By Ma/y Stroupa As Deputy dark Submitted by Eabar A G*M*. P A Scuta 3Q0 1570 Medrug^ Avenue Coral Gables Florida 33146 >305/6674110 Parsons with a <ksab*ty need 4 specie! arxommodafion to partio pate m a*s proceedmg should con­ tact Court Admmsiraton at 301 N P » ^ Avenue ScWa N X I Santord I tor«i4 32771 w4hm 2 aorhmg days poor to the procaadmg Tatephon# 1407)665 4 72; 1 600 955 6771 •TD0» or 1 SCO 955 67TO (V ) vw Fk*wi* Relay Same a PvAAVi NuvarrtoM 10 17 7002 SS049 •n t h e i. F d u tl le c ir c u it c o u r t O f TM t u r n JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO TOR SCUINOLE CO U N TY TLORIOA CASE RO M C A 2004-14 L J O H N C t t f A f MAHtJ ? F lw e H u i n M i c h a e l »«r i n d i c »« arvj hf«f NDA HIUNDK'H LtetefvW4(») NOTICE o r FOR ECLO SUR E SALE N OTICE w r«f«py ‘m.terwgrwd Cterk of tow Cm.ml Cteal (J Serrunute Corn by I M l]* •a mi tne Mn ary if Ltecerrber AFJJ el It 00 A U at toe Wasi Front Door of tow Semvnute County Courtocxiut Sartorj Fkeda 'Ate# tor sew and m *1 putec oukuy to ftw tw/wsl and bast bvkter krf cash tow toauwrmg lascrbed property Mu 4tad m SEMifrOiE Cornby F lu n k Lot 37 Biuik £ lA A l e A lH H rN FAMX FO U R TH ADDITIO N Plat Hr** 15 Page 45 Sam *** CoMby Firntoa Tcigatoar e4h a 1969 duutte e.te CRSL M u t e tkarw I D No 57317 4 57331 T Aa Nrj J6610Q? am] 3661U03 pursuant to toe f r a i J u J g ra n w-terad e a casa par«)ng n ><■) CoiAt. toe sTyte of eTvch .» n k r l a l above W ITNESS my hamj wvfuftajai seal of said Court ttw« j t tt of October 7007 MAHrAfrNL MORSE Cterk ijl toe Cecu* Court By Mary Stouupe D C if you ara a parson * tr. 4 lAsabary *tio reads any special erxummuda t-m to pertv bate m tow p ro ce e d ^ pru are arbWad al no cosI to you to tow provwicm of spa* ite asawlama Ptes*a cot U lI Curat Adrian d r *um al X t N Park A a bta N X I Sartem] Fkjrda 32771 tatophune (4 07 FJ7J41 X Eal 4727 efthm two erakmij days »7 yuur rererpt of tow nrbaa to hearmg mpaaaif ( TDD) I N X 955 6 7/1 or VUwa (Vi 1600 *i55 0 770 i j F lu n k Hekry Servse John C (n^ahardi. P A 1574 E l r v n ^ i f i Si Otando Ftorda 121X 3 PutAWi Ft/a n te r 10 17 71XJ7 SS060 IN THE CIRCUIT CO U R T 0# THE I0TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO F0H SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA CIVIL OfVISION CASE NO 02 C A 2402 14 G 1HE BAlm O f NEW rOHK ACTltfQ SOLELY IN ITS CAPACITY AS T R J S T f E FOR E O C C TR U S T 7001 3. JO H N M U IE R . TR U S TEE O F TH E B E T T Y JANE M U IE R TRUST at al. NOTICE OF ACTION TO JO H N MILLER. INOIVIDUAUV ANO AS C a TR U S TE E O f THE B E T T Y JANE MILLER TR U S T UNDER AGR EEM ENT DATED i a 171997 iResutence Unknown) YOU ARE NO TIFIED that an action tor Forackmaa of Mortgage on toe tokowmg (tescrLwd property LO T 637 WEKIVA H U N T CLUB FOX HUN T S EC TIO N 3. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THE RE OE AS RECO R D ED IN PLAT BOOK IS. AT PAGES 66 97 O F THE PUBLIC R ECORDS OF SEMiNOLF C O U N TV FLORIDA A K A 779CUM BERLAND CIRCLE W LO N GW O O O FL 32779 has bean Nad agamsl you and you are raguead to serve a cc%*f al your arften rtetensat <f any to 4. on Martha* C Watson P A . Attorney tor Plamtif! whose address is 1600 NW 49TM S TR E ET. S UITE 120. FT LAUDERDALE. FL 31109 wttom N r ty ( X ) days a6e« the fkrtl pubkeatnn of tow Notice m the (Please puNwh in THE SEMINOLE HERALD) and Me toe ongnal w*h toe Cterk of tow Court erthar batora sarvK# on Plaintiffs attorney or enmadwtaty thereafter, otherwise a default wW be eraered agamsl you tor toe taftaf demanded m toe compiemt In accordance w*4h toe Americans e>th OsabAtws Act. Persons with DwabAtoes needmg a special ar com modation to pa/tK^wte m tow pn* caedmg should contact toe Court A<*nmwlrator *| 201 N Park Avenue Santord FL 37771 Telephone Number (407)373 4330 not later than seven (7) days prior to the p*r> caedmg If haarmg *npa<r*d (T D O ) 1 600955 8771 or Wwca (V) 1 900 955 8770 via Honda Relay Services W ITN ESS my hand and toe seal of tow Court to.% day of NOV 01 7007 Mary Anna Morse Aa Cterk of the Court By Ruth Kmg As Deputy Clark Publish (Please pubfcsh m The Semmote Herald) Publish November 10. 17. 7007 SS051 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO U R T OF TH E E IG H TEEN TH JUD IC IA L CIR CUIT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE CO U NTY. FLORIDA Case No 02 OR-4246-07O-G In ra The Marrwge of JO S EPH P MELEANCE TVtbonar-Hustand. and G l N E n E FREDfRCK. Responder* Wile N O TIC E O f ACTIO N OF D IS S O LUTIO N O f MARRIAGE THE STATE O f FLORIDA TO Gmatta Fredrck 75 Medford SI Maden M A 07156 YOU ARE H EREBY N O TIFIED toaf a Petition under oath has bean Nad m tow above styled court tor toe Dwsototion of Manage by JO S EP H P MEL EAN CE. toe Husband Ybu ate hereby notbwd that you are raguaed to serve a copy of your written detensas f any to * on JO S E P H P MEL EANCE Husband C/O Michael Fender Esq Husbands attorney whose address is 670 Maitland Avenue. AJUmonte Sprmgt Florida 37701 on or batora toe 6th day uf DECEM BER 2007 and Nad toe ongrnat wtei toe clerk of tovs court -batere aerv«e im toe Husband ur mm»rfr4i*ty at ma«r»ng * »> » • « Clerk of toe Cwiu4 Cou* Ann FUKafiuna »*0 Bu« •19 Santonl Murvla 37777 0619 street etftfrest Cterk o# to# Cacub Court. Semmute County Courthouse X I ttorih 1*4is Avenue Santord Fkwvia 37771 If you tarf to do so a detau* may be entered agamsl you tor tow retwf demanded m tow (wfi bon Copws of a* court documents m tows casa metodmg orders a/a avaJ abte al toe Cterk of toe Circul Court s offee Kxr may review toes# docu menfs upon request K xj must keep to# Cterk of toe Cecu* Court s office notified of you cunenf address (Ybu may Me Note# of Current Address. Florida Supreme Cttod Approved FamJy Law Form 12 915) Future papers m toes lawsu* w*« be mailed to to# address on record al tow clerk s offee WARNING Rute 12.765. F lor da FamJy Law Rules of Procedure, reguaes cartam automate diactosure of documents and mlormalion FaAae to compfy can ras^Jt m sane fon t r x k d n g d v m u l and Uriung of pteadmgs W ITNESS my hand as cterk of u « ] court and seal thereof tow 1st day of November 7007 Maryanrw Mors* Cterk of Cecu* Court By Debra ENlon A* Deputy Cterk PiAAth Nuwmbwr 10 17 24 700? •nd December 1 Too? SS057 UN ITED S TA TE S OtSTRlCT CO U R T MlODLE D ISTRICT OF FLORIDA O R LAN D O OlVIStON CASE NO 4 02 cr 3 O rl 220AB (Forfarture) Tha petaion sTval ba signed by tow ptotteonar imtter penalty of pegury and shal sef lorth the nature and •vtenl of tow petemrwr's ngN. Mte. of fane and circumstances of tow peft bonar's arguwhon of tow ngN. Mte or merest m tow toHeaeit property any addtoional terts supporting tow petitioner's etam\ and tha rt*tef NOTICE OF FORFEITURE ***** * ^arsby »v e n that on Aur;4Sl 76 7007 n tow case of Urvte.1 Slates v '/+*<y*Twr\ Crvrwvw ftr, 6 07 cf 3 O n 77DAB tow Unawl States Dwtrvl Court tor •h* MikSe (>ivtrai u# Fiursla w-tered a Prekmetary Outer tor tow k*te.tur« of *73 WX 00 m U S Currency i « It ? 17 m U S Currency Hare of Amerce iBr<Aer«|e Arm of (lara A Arnwrcai Bruaere^e Accu/4 Nu W65174001 Bara J Amenta Chet a mg A u i x H N.J 3063579923 Bare 'J Amenta Money Uanagrr AccramlNo 3063576507 Ban* of America Cerbf*ate of LtetewJ No 9 1(JU0GJ6646 755 American Eapreaa Fmancwi Adnaors. Inc Account tej 01C6 6655666 8 Amwr<an I apreas Fnancte Adnaors Inc Accuunf No O iTg 6655666 1 American E apreas Financial Advisors Inc Accoteb Nu 0136 8655666 0 Ammitejtn I apreas Ira n c te Afv.sors Inc Account No 07U6 0655666 7 American Eapreaa Financial Adnto rt be Accuur* No 0779 0655666 O Tha UrWwJ Stales hereby g*ea rabce of aa #bera«ai to dwpoe# of tow kjftebed proper twa n sta|) m « i rwr « i ffw Attorney General or a !teu./we may d reU to SLCordarce ••to tow pr(/vie«jna of 21 U S C * 65 J any (wrujn I w .r g or claervng a •er^at r^/4 i«e Of rferesl n tow akjrementiurwd aaaveU must Ne a letitejn e.to. tow Cterk of rim UrWed S uies Dish ■. 1 Court. O ian du (>v*arcn 30Q federal (kaktesj 00 North tttvgfwy Avenue Oiler*** f tord a 37001 « t n towty ( X t U , \ uf tow Nwt putbceU ai of note # of tow uvneial k rte lu e a t or recent of ■bed atari rvaae wfwhever ■» 12— Elderly-C are UN ITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE MtOOLE O tSTR lCT O F FLORIDA Pubbsh November 10 17. 24. 2002 SS053 Wanted: Responsible person bknd senior (male) Can arrange tor hte r w v t t i n r s * reryamd To m H specific, proof of qualificalions required 407 322 4109 tor 22— I( ealtii-C are Dental Servtcee •Save Up To 60%. op to 60N on pre9Ub0rtot*Yte«yvttwopnattv: care *119Vm o mdrv J 19 95. mo household. Inct pre enslmg conditions braces cosmet«c dentistry Cafl tor mto 40 7 32 f 1914 or www dekvenngonthepromtse corn) 2*43 91 Dndg 1B3XP44K9MN515614 11 » 0 2 69 Jeep 1J4FTS6L5KL4917M 87 Honda JHMEC3347HS010245 1 2 4 24 3 Aa«f rw*onwl SwiRMfy Par1 Tn a must bw dnptondabte «w<T mokvsted. Iw 1FABP53UBJA12J654 27— N l r s jr y ( i /w m 1AU05607XEB000160 123-43 77 Ford 7U62H153379 90 Nws (ie rl d Pf V Acbv<tw v Play room ” 1N4GB2 IB XL C 765049 Lot of TIC/ E i Ref a Rea rates tote CanDeanna 407 12440Mtote 93 Ford 1FACP52U0PA235671 94 Nws Having A Birthday Party For Your Child! Call Jackie For Face Paintings! T h e Kids Love It! 386-216-4839 1N4EB11P7RC617164 12-4-43 97 toll JNKAY2106VM5C355 7 Tha Auction w* ba hekf at 9 00 a m on sad dates above McConne4 Towing 4 FLacovery 2600 Santord Ave . Santord F I . 32773 Fftospecftve bebters may vnpecl vehicles one hour prior to sate Terms are *CASM O R CER TIFIED FUNDS* McConne* Towvig reserves tow ngN to accept of re»ect any and a* BIOS Pubksh Novwrber 10 7007 SS054 55—B usiness O miRIUNKIES NOTXTE OF PUBLIC AUCTION INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU IN VEST’ Always a good pokey, espeoaify tor business opportunities and franchises Cafl Florida Dept of Agriculture A Consumer Serve e* at SOD435 7352 or F TC HELP tor free rtormation Or v«4 our Web s*e at www ftc govta/op Fbnda law requvos seiers of cerlam hiemess opportmtw* lo rogeier wrtoi Florida Dept of Agriculture ' Consumer Servces betore setting Call to verity lawful registration betore you buy______________ Notice • hereby gnren McConnai Towvig * J ae4 al Pubfcc Auction For Salvage tor Cash on demand to highest bwktef the toaowng desertoed vehictes 10-19-02 92 Satu lG82KS4/eNZl65618 12-330 94 toft 1HSHGCAR/RH571116 12-4-02 97 Ford 1FTDF15Y0NNA83765 12-602 89 Toyol JT2EL36G3K0355050 90 Ford 1FM EU1SN5UA0I/45 8 / Olds 1GJHY5130MW311S63 12-7-02 68 Chew 101AW51W8J6171802 The Auction «n* be hetd el 9 00 a m on sad dates above McConne* Toenng 4 Recovery 7600 Santord Ave Santord FI 17773 Prospechve Odder* may #>spact vah*ctes on# hour pirn# to sate Temw are “C A S H O R C I R T J U D f U N O 5” M rO w w * Towvig reserves rrw to acrept nr n w l any er*| ea BIDS 59— LABO R ER S NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Apply at SS0 MtiWf Ortve *H»mon1* Springs 407 JSO *000 n o t ic e tMRCT0t/.M 66OlU4 7) 66 Fonj TriurdettrmJ IFABf-blf 4JM1U1U44 Jl 66 FonJCrrjwn Vctona »F A B P 4 JFIG X 100364 41 60 Fftymuutf. >jyager 1P4FH4I37JR556976 6| 67 fhymcufh Slatmn Wwjrjn 7H4F1MIJ6MF4 J70O17 P^aeVi November 10 2002 SS057 NOTICE WHAT VEHICLE SAiVAtd. AUCTIO N W HEN December t. 2002 TtMl 10 00am WHERE A 4 H Tuwvg Sarw a 1001 N Oharvto A w U*-IUr*J FL 37751 V IH K LE S TO AUCTIO N YEAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION • I) 06 Acurj lnte«/a JH4DA4347JS0I8/67 Pubksh fk/vamber 10 7007 *8061 PUBLIC AUCTIO N F*UUm. am bun to tw fwkl at 900 a m cm tfm 19th day of November 2002 Al Ita hunt iKajr at Sanfrad Tuwvig and Recuvery lucated at 2577 Country Club Md Sw-JUd Ft 177/1 ka Vw purpose uf d i p a r g (J *w kWuwvMj vetecte YE Ait 1n%4 MAKE UA/D A VIN# JU7UC7219EO07797? Pubksh ffuvembar 10 7UU7 SS069 Robb A Stuck y a tugfi end furniture store it acreptrg appkcaljnris tor the tokowmg positmn Office, clerical, djta entry Warehouse personnel Great pay and benefits prowled Please ft* out appktahon* n person at S e r v ic e s Screen Printer Xutomanu.il ? yrs| F*ubbsh November 10. 7007 SS05S 61— M oney to S hare ? BedronrrvTBafb la rg e ctean qiaet S 5 X per month 1*1. last security CaW 8pm-10pm 321 6 6 2 /6 6 / It o h m s F o r K en t w eekly r en ta ls S tirlin g a M2/wk Historic Dow ntown 407-330-4423 W i n * arp Sartor] 407-302 72201 S E A M S T R E S S tor dry m ere «i lake M.try tiJ or p.wt krai 4 )7 333 80/0 or 40/ 333 0/04 Secretary tut v*',iH busy nfice west of S a n k v itla »e it i M o o *uflF ic e t pTfvyams>6s ^ -» t gramm.ir pteaumt Subm* » r v e ^ ' •7 2 1W *-.r« t« (V'« .»i * a i * 1 4 1 — F Io m c s F o r S a i e -------------- ---------------- ■ 433 S Scott Ayecue Setter* Reedy To Move Now! 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VLtw CiE SAIVAGE AUCTION W HEN December t 2002 T ME 10 00am WHt Frt A 4 R liiw «g Serww 1001 N Otanrto Avw Mwh4/*1 FL 17761 VEHICLES TO A o c IK JN YEAR U A n i MODEL v lt f f C U <OE N T if k :a i text • I) 91 Mercury Capri o r g n / A m l 9 * 1 (hrrw tolh Hf ALTH IN5URANCC ANO 401K PLAN' Drug tfm woikplKr 89 Ford S80SA b muslhwvw enmputef *luB* 407-322­ 7911 66 Ford N O TICE O F SALE OF M OTOR VEHICLE Pursuant to Honda Statute 713 565. M d Honda Lwn And Recovery. *•« se* at put*c sate tor cash tow M owing desetbed veh» cte(a) located at kenor * place to sat­ isfy a cleaned hen tor labor and or storage 1996 N ISSA N P -U VIN 1N60026S6W C3S0645 Lwn Amt *675 00 Owner/Angel Orlando Oeteon 112 16th Street Hemes Gfy. FL (or) Jodw Lynn Oeteon 9616 O uw l Ia n # Wmter Garden FL Lienholder HAFC P O Boa 17902 San Dwgo. C A LwnorBrN Hea>d Chevrolet 127 N Oregon Si Santord F I 32771 Tef 40 7 321 7800 Sate date November 25. 2002 al 10 00 al 127 N Oregon Si Santord. FL Sad veheteis) may be redeemed by sal •sfymg tow ken prior to sate dale Ybu have tow ngN to a hearing al any time prior to sate date by Mmg a demand tor haarmg n tow circid court Owner has tow rg N to recover possession of vehicle by posting 4 bond «n accordance with F S 559 917 Any proceeds m eacess of the amount of the ken wW be depos t ed wth the Cterk of C»cu4 Court m tow county where tow vehicle »* hekj M d F lor da Lwn and Rerovery 1001 Aluma Ave §227A W rie r Park FL 32797 (407/657 7995 P'rlAah November 10 TOO? H e ir W a n t e d U n k (f nited to awa* r fw camr*a NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Notea is hereby grven McConrwl Tearing an* se* at F»ubte: Auction For Salvage ter Cash on demand to hk/wsl telder tow teioweig deserbad 11- 71— Eap O L A w4 prrwto u n n my hrrv* tor elderly Oed btundry good home ctxAm g. end best of a l. tanvty efmoeprwre 40 7 37? 1225 aougM U fflTfOSTATES Of AMERICA y NOm A WOLI CtMAMU Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. 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(407) 322 3495 W E RENT 8 SELL HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES tono Montr t t w n « to $10000 f t « k o r-«* n «n «u ttjn c » M d ley 1 t u t . 8 $ M talk Govt tondnan. t r i e 1 $(M1*0W OAAAGf. mu$U> RwxweUd 36R 2BA. uv On. Ffr«v Rm Deck. Fenced Yd. 2 Car Gar $107,900 Renovated: ttew Carpel and Pae-r on corn er lot $65 000 4 BR 2BA: Cher t900Sq» Llv Dm. Fmty. Fpte Beauhtully tra# A landtcaped on almotl 1/2 acre $99,900 4BR 2 Bath Over 2 000 Sq It Lrv 0m. Fam. Sg Porch on 1’4 Acre $85 900 Cu«tom Bit 4 BR 2 BA: Over 2300 Sq Ft. liv Dm. Fam Rm. 32i32 Sc R r* 2 Car Garage on O a » 12 Acre $210900 www deytor— VyoW ee com Dettona* Honm tor rer4 m my home Pirvate b«itti kitchen pmHeges. $ 8 Q M Ca* Nek. 366-717-1602 97— A ta r i m i Flr v is - n is iie d Up* teas Garago Apt 1/1. furnished. 5SKV mo metodes power, gas. water A cable Sato, qu^t area 407-262* Rent To Own: V1 house, recently remortoled. *525 includes yard maintenance looking tor senior at/cre. rm I d . 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Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 10, 2002. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 10, 2002; <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/9f4309e01fa0682540b0512373c632cf.pdf 4bc3622f39d65ba9dfc8bc78f9b2431c PDF Text Text NOVEMBER 6, 2002 »5m YEAR No 23 CoPyrt0Wo 2002 Tho Semmnlo Horold Sanford, Florida 50$ V o te rs a p p r o v e n e w By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor ■ tH K . T \ •VX Happy Birthday coach! It s way too early to get over­ ly excited, but this may be a special year for the Seminole Community men's basketball team. Page 9A Middle school magnet's plan open houses Families of current Seminole County grade five students interested in attending .1 Seminole County magnet middle school an- invited to attend open houM-s for middle vh,K»| magnet programs Magnet programs attract students and teachers with particular interests. Seminole County is proud to support Sanford Middle School Magnet tor Math Science, ami feclinofogv and Mitk’nniiim Middle Sihool Magnet lor J iih- Arts and Communication OjH*n htuiM' tl.tU'N .uul lim e s ari* »is I n llo w s • Millennium Middle School Magnet Fine Arts and Communication, Nov. J4, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. in Millennium Hall Applications for middle school magnet programs are available on the Choices web site, w w w .s c p s .lc l2 . fl.us. at all Seminole County elementary and middle school guidance offices, and by calling the Choices lX-partment at 407-320-0458 The application deadline for middle school magnet programs is Dec. 4 Seminole Smile Construction on new em ergency facility could begin a s early as March s ta tio n current facility on Rinehart Rood and con­ s ructmg a new building on the site. LAKE MARY — 7he bond referendum lor a new fire station was approved hv a I* mporary facilities will house emergencymajonty of Ok-city's voters who went to the lake Mary Commission and tin* citizens crews while tlie new stition is under conBy March or April. we*vill hopefully see within the community are aware of the polls on Tuesday. Mime things happening fir t|H- new station, Seventy-five percent of the voters importance of security in general. Police and as well as the City I fall expansion," lx- stid Tuesday's vote is the second time in the firc antinhallmark in what rifles need to approved Oh- measure, with 3 J0 3 votes in past several years the citizens of Like Marv Tire need for a new fin- station has Nvn favor andl, 088 against the Issuing of « mil­ do for security. uve appmved a new emergency services y ™ Two years ago. "I believe our citizens came out and will j f f i S K for lion worth of bonds. Now that the rcfercnnew Lake Mary >180,000 was allocated in the city's budget p!»li«y fV >n?,*ri,t,,<w1im ilia Department was completed almost * um •ys p a stil, construction on the nro- continue to come out for tlx- city's firc and tor uie design of tin- pn.posed f.icilitv. polite services," llrcnder said. "I am glad to poseif facility could begin as early .is March , & ag0, Al? n« Wilh t,K‘ new fin- staa ,rn ‘n* d w i? 1 Pn’T‘»-‘l includes a I was hopeful it would pass," Lake Mary mv that our single issue went through ” 3 .000 square-foot facility that will lx him- r u i |K'ii^,,mmiSSIOn h‘,s ‘,Lso planned for a According to the city's timeline, the U ty Commissioner Gary Brcnder said administration, buikling arxf safety staffand v-ny l tall expansion project that will include a sub-station for the firc department. Tuesday night. "But. I thought it would llH- Kinds will be jxwted m January, Bn-ntfer S s llll. emergency response equipment crews. I Lins include demolishing the department's S e e S t iti o n , P a g e HA Residents oppose plans for new city development Election2002- SANFORD — A proposed townhouse development in the i it\ s MHitheast sector is drawing criticism fn>m nearby residents. Flu- 114-unit development is planned for a 25-acrc trad next to (lie R o m - Hill and Baker's t rossing subdivisions, off of South Sanford Avenue. Barry Walker, the project's developer. will ask the Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission to rczi int t h ee property from agrirultiin I'* PD-Planned th re a t®n e d to Office by a D IO W U D relative just ..tier i pm juvenile Tuesday. C D lir t Invest!* t-U U tl g a t o r s tx-lieve die cliikl was in dangc-r after apparently tx-mg in wisliHly nf her father, 43-yearold I In mi.is Revnoltis. Keynohts is only sii|i|Hissl fo luive limiltsl, sii|H-rvisetf, contact with liis (laughter. Deputies believe the child's mother !1 vear-nlil Penis,. h 'd v I o n g . a resid i-n l o t R o s e (till, sui.l s i n ',w i ,| Ii. t iit-ig lilsirs h e ld .1 r in v litig in eartv ( K lo lv r to o r g a n i z e a g a i n s t il„- d e n -lu p m in t l o n g s.ii.f / i, t rn-igliliors ■lie c t mu e i in s I .iU >ni a kit o t issiK*s." n .u iu h hnv\ ilu* n ew il iA e liip in i'n l w ill e lln 1 ilt.im .iv',*’ d i r wi'lldiul** in From Staff Reports Seminole fX-velopmenl. tin - area, and .ilte.nlv we have prol» terns w itti water," I ong Mint City Staff has identified potential problems with low areas and is recommending that 2.4 acres in the southeast portion ot the property be dedicated to the St Johns River Water Management District. In addi­ tion, any changes to the existing wetlands will have to lx- mitigat­ ed according to St. Johns’ stan­ dards. Residents arc also concerned about the compatibility ot the? townhouses next to one-story single-family homes, .is well as the buffer and screening require­ ments and the impact of traffic. "It's not til*-) we are against development," lon g -slid "We know this area will lx- devel­ oped. However, we want to make sure that any new projects arc compatible with tlx- area and doesn’t create problems " There's not a single person who would say no to this devel­ opment," Tong added, "if it were single-family homes simi­ lar to wluit we have, and well designed. ’Ihis project dex-sn't lit, and I find it hard to believe that tlx- developers couldn’t come up with a better plan." Planning and Zoning com­ missioner will take the matter op tor the first time during their Thursday, Nov. 7 meeting, which Ix-gins at 7 p m in C ity I lall Deputies find missing child A missing 17-month-old child was turned over to tlx- Seminole County Sheriff’s Office after investigators became concerned for the child's safety. The female i— child was i B lh G T By Dan Ping Editor ” H u 'f r • Sanfou! M 11I1IU* St hi hi! Magnet Math, Scicnn\ Technology, Nov. 12, Tuesday 6:30 p.m. in the gymnasium . Haralil pltolos liy lummy Vlncunt (Vuplii hnu up ocilSMlo ot Sonxnolo County. Supervisor ot Elections nltu.it Monday lor ahtairitrio voting Seminole County stays with incumbents By Dan Ping Editor SANFORD — Voters in Seminole County stayed with the incumbents, M-nding U S Reps John Mica and Corrine Brown back to Washington. With ‘*5 percent ot the county vote tabulat­ ed in the District 7 race. Mica defeated chal­ lenger Wayne I logan by a 2-lo-l margin. Mica received 33,875 votes to 16.014 for I logan In District 3, Brown garnered 60 percent ot the vote, defeating Jennifer Carroll with 3,364 votes to the challenger’s 2,258 In the race tor governor, Seminole County voters chose Can |eb Hush over IVmixr.it Bill McBride. Bush received 72,805 wiles, 6-1 percent, while McBride earned 40,3.30 wiles In the new ly created District 24 for U S. Congress, lorn Feeney defeated I larry Jacobs by a nearly Mo-1 margin, wilh ‘»5 percent of Seminole County precincts reporting Feeney, .... out-going Speaker of the I lorida I louse-, tb received 37.102 votc-s, while Jacobs rcxeivcxl 19,006 votes. l.cxally. Republican Sandy Adams out­ paced the Libertarian candidate, James Coakley. for Feeney's former I lorida Houseseat Adams reci-ivoil 2 1. MU votes in I hstru t 33, while C iwklc-y received 6,557 votc-s. In the I hslric t 3| I lorida I louse Race, Sicjns mark tho voting precinct at the Santord Civic Center Republican incumbent David Mc-alor eaasilv won re-election Mc-alor rcxeivcxl 27,V>2 \otc-s, while Libertarian challenger C hristopber Wlux-ler rcxeivcxl 8,726 votes I'm |iist thankful the race is over, Mc-alor •slid "It s absolutely honor to luve the opportumtv to serve the pcxiplc- I want to concentrate on diversifying our economy, particularly in the high-tech sector, and con Sec I lection, I’j^e HA ................. I - I. . . .......... , V xllll It C\ .*-» II* V I* l|.«||, •*« | ,| , , , ,t , , , «If «I f f IU*lll lltll III** |*«>HHl|»f|||\ |*| .itu-Ml .ill* i .inn.irt'iillv Iryinj; l«*r l l t l ' p .ls l Il'W t|.t\H l«» * l\ «*ltf IM \«**» It^alors. win* h.it! uMiti'rni t»\t*i llu* x«tl«*t\ l!u* i III I*I I lie , In LI is muter the supers i sum ot the wHiri and SC SC l C hild I'mtcxtivc- Services, and liul not Ihvii s v n since CYt 21 I he fam­ ily 's last known address was sup­ posedly the Suburban I »xlge at Suite Road 436 and Oxford Road in Casselberry. Investigators did make phonicontact with the parents, but they were unwilling to meet with deputies, ihe two adults appar­ ently had a relative bring the chiki to the Sheriff’s Office Tuc-mI.iv to give the child to the Cliild I’mtcxtivc Services team, rather than face law enforcement officials. Fhe elder Reynolds is of con­ cern to law enforcement, due to past arrests involving domestic violcixe, dnig abase, a> well .is threats to harm a law enforce­ ment officer, and to discharge an explosive device at juvenile court. Prior to a July 8 custody hear­ ing. Reynolds allegedly made a threat by telephone, claiming he would show up to court on tlxdate with explosives strapped to his txxly Reynolds was most recently hiHtkcd into the Seminole County Jail o u t VI 20 on that charge He hooded out Liter that day 17-92 railroad crossing to close for rebuilding From Staff Reports Joylynn Butler S a n fo r d C it y H a ll receptionist In d e x ClOIIWOftl D«uf Aliiif letjoli ObduOIKft Poke* l «>9 2 |K ttft 4A ISA I2A I4A 13 A 2A IIA I2A 3A 2A VA I0A Ihe Florida IX-partmc-nt ot Transportation (IT X 31 > has announced work will Ix-gm I nday, Nov 8, on rebuilding of a railn-ad inisstngon U S I lighway I7 ‘i2 (Fieixh Avenue) in Sanforvl, in tlx- vu tility of 6th Nux't I lx- work, to lx- performed by CSX Transportation lix. crews and subcontractors, will necessitate iiil.il ( ktsurc of I icttah Avenue at tlx- crossing beginning at 8 pm Friday, Nov. 8 and continuing until no later tluii 6 a in., Monday Ihe rui’berizcxi cnwsing Kim1 will lxtcpl.ucd with loixrete segnx-nts aixi a single welded section of tr.x k spanning Ihe entire tour lane nvulway w ill lx- insLilkxi I here are actually two rail t Toss­ ings in tlx- vicinity of 6 th street. Ihe work tlx- wix-ki-nd ot Nov 8 will tx*on the nortlx-mmnsi ot itutwo A second pmjcxt, rehuiklmg tlx- Miutlx-mmcwt of tlx we i n ' " mgs will lx- accomplisiied the weekend of Nov 22. ix-ginning at 8 p m Friday, ami c oding by no later llum 6 a m . MiMxiay, Nov 25 Except for tlx- Mb Stiix-t area closings, Ihe rest ot I7-Ii2 will remain open lor kxal trails up to tlx- rail crossings llx- 2UII aver age daily trails along i Iu s m s Ixmi u tU S 17-*f2was31,5(11)vehicles A (turd d ossin g, m tlx- vuinitv ol I 3lh Slns t, is to lx- nxonstnict(xl after tlx- Chnstmas/New Year holidays Variable message signs ,xlv mug motorists ot the im|xixi mg mid i li isuies will lx- in pl.x e at Ifie approaches to the railroad missings nix- wivk in advance ot each pn>)cst l s ,\ ira iisp o rL itio n , fix w illts - rcimhurMsI hv tlx- 11X »I to r llxio s t ot llx- thus- p ro jists, w h ich total an e s tlliu itis l -sl32.IUI l>tlx-r iltxi lining railmxt in us­ ing i\x onstruit ion pn>jists uulude crossings on SR-46 west ot Mellonvtile Avenue in Sanlord. and sR 4 1| just wist nl l R 427 in loogwixxl Both csill ixior alter the liolxlav period iw, n j pl.olo by Tommy Vlnconl tho Florida Depailment ot Transportation announced the railroad cross.ng y c |iinhwav 17 92 will bo rebuilt beginning Friday Tho construction will necessitate! total closure ot Fieixh Avenue at the crossing beginning at 8 p m on Friday �Page 2 A Wednesday. Novem ber fi. 2002 T ir e S e m S in o i* e m in o l e H u u iji S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND O UR COUNTV *Jmrmit k* C tR T m C i VCAR OFT PARCH | 3M0 M M 3 H wooorufi GABBA1 P© M of M* County o l Si rort-moi • Mty (toiad O u t & A bout Feeding time Play-by-play account at work drives others nuts SAT The Goldsboro Front Porch Council, Inc., in partnership with Seminole Hop* and the City of Sanford will sponsor the second Community Awareness Day, Saturday, Nov. 9. at 1305 West 13th Street from 10 a.m. until 1 p m. Plenty of give-a-ways, prizes, food, fun, musical entertainment and information to help make a bet­ ter life for all citizens. Free blood pressure screening, diaK-tic check, HIV/AID'S infor­ mation, and sign-ups for per‘ thma.'The sores who have As event Is free. DEAR ABBY: I work in an office that's made up of cubicles, so there is little privacy. After two years at this job, I have, for the most part, learned to block out background noise. However, my ct»........................... worker "Gina," who sits in the cubicle next to mine, talks to herself constantly. This woman provides me with a ninning diatribe of every single task she does all day long: "Hit enter, file-save — OK, done!" "Open new file," 'Delete,' etc. Her monologue goes on and on. It's extremely distracting and annoying. I have talked to my bosses more than once about it, # # # # and they've talked to Gina, but still she continues. I feel like I'm slowly going iasane. And now that I'm pregnant, my nerves are even moa* on edge. Her constant verbalizing has become too much to bear. What's the answer, Abby? GOING NUTS AT WORK IN REDDING, CALIF. Miracle House of Healing, 1802 Bell Avenue in Sanford will hold a prayer and praise con­ ference, Saturday, Nov. 9 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. I lostess/speakcrs arc- Pastor D-nese Dunston, minister of music, and Evangelist Barbara Gordon, prayer intercessor/teacher. A compli­ mentary Brunch will be served. There will be a freewill donation with proceeds to benefit Radio Station WSDO, 1400 AM. DEAR GOING NUTS: Your co-worker may not even be aware that she's talking aloud when she does it. If it's possible, move to anoth­ er cubicle. If it's not, then, in the interest of your mental health, invest in a pair of earphones that ran mask her monologue with "white noise" or music — anything to block out her muttering. Pregnancy is difficult enough without stress. mor« p« A PORI RANGE UlAMU DEAR ABBY: Millioas of Americans are infected by an insidious virus: hepatitis C. More than 100 new cases occur each day. Most people have no signs or symptoms when this virus attacks the liver — their internal power plant — and it can be seriously damaged without any warning. It is critical that anyone who has experimented with injecting drugs (even just once), snorted cocaine, had a tattoo or body piercing, or shared a razor or toothbrush at any time, to ask their diKtors for the simple bUxxi test that detects hepatitis C. The test Is not routinely done during a physical exam. Consuming alcohol is a major problem for anvonu-who u lvupaUtis C-infected. Alcohol Hvfc This iswhv R Is vital IIn i l»« iMfifi** C I h it («’#iiif i«*«| M. further tf.im.tKt* h» |/n* liver . .in Ih* .ivhiiIihI uiuf lrv.itWAV » II nNI IMMfA (MSfA. M•f s n ii fANCI FEET* TRAL FROM THE A THE I NORTt OfFC pueu THE F RIOH1 FEET EAST1 1362] SAID GENC POPC INO A THEN tXSTA SOU1 . n v v n. , ._ . . HerxFdphoto byTommyVincent The ultimate Gator Ian. BA Jermyn of Santord, lets everyone know he kkm the Gators. When the team wins, he feeds his gator, which is built in the bed tor his truck, the losing loam's helmet. This week, the Gator is eating the Bulldog's helmet. tv Multiple Charges Adrian Lynn Hodges, 30, of Big Bass Road, Sanford, was stopped by Seminole County sheriffs deputies early Tuesday, on Dunbar Avenue at Gilbert Street. Fie was charged with dri­ ving with a suspended license, attached registration plate not assigned, giving a false identification to a law enforcement officer, failing to register his motor vehi, dc, no proof of insurance, tag light out, and failing to oK*v a stop sign invni tip d otu ii.in U* tJLsvuMvtJ this silent disease can l>e stopped, the first step is to find out if you an- infected and to avoid infecting others. I lepatitis C is spread through blood-to-blood contact, and while not easily spread through sex, it is possible. We will send free information about hepatitis C to your readers if they send a self-addressed, stamped, business-size envelope to the Hepatitis Foundation International, PO. Box 4600 Silver Spring, MD 20904. The Web site is: www.HepatitlsFoundation.org. Abby, thank you for helping your readers leam the facts and how to take control of their health. With your assistance, many lives can be saved. THELMA KING TH IEL CEO, HEPATITIS FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL RICK tXSTI M»GH NOR! FOIL TANC FEET S2<n Of A Of 0 WES FEE1 LINE UMM NOH THE! ADll CON ANO CON OF I CON SON Hftil VAM DIP AlO ON* NOI OFF SEA KJF 1A/4 COI ANf AlC TAA KA FLI S«< TA# FU UN M TAJ ca A Dear Abby Is written by Abigail Van Uuren. al-at known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips Write Dear Abby at Www.lX-arAbby.cum or PO. Box 69440, L * Angeles, CA 90069 B#fty (Wm«n 1 M fr T» TF JoFtn Coffman Classified Advertising N| l m Lagal A d v e rtis in g i tti O 44 C c c F* H l.ililor w ill 1‘u b ln h rr DupUy Advertising ^ Ros/tee levenUe* TedWalks* Domestic Case Kelly Wade Linder, 36, of Sturdy Oak lane, Oviedo, was arrested by Oviedo rlice Monday at his residence where •reportedly had been in an altercation with a female. Fie was charged with batteiy/domestic violence, and assa ul t/domostic violence. C Drug Arrest Jeffrey Edward Lehaskuhl, 29, of Getting connected to the Internet Internet addressing Newsgroups E-mail Hacking Protecting Your Privacy Internet Fraud Sex Crimes Internet Chats Filtering and bkx.king unwanted sire-, with softwareSeanhing tlie Internet for informa­ tion on you • See instructors will chat, "live" on the Internet as a child. • Searching your computer to m.x wiuit they have been doing Ihe class will be held Saturday, Nov 9 from 8:30 a m. to 4:30 p m. at the National Center for Forensic Science, located at 12354 Rest-arch Parkway in Orlando (near UCF). For more informa­ tion, go lo www.seminok-shcriff.org. Prc--rc-gLstration Is requited. as well as at the main office at 100 Bush Blvd., and at the jail Several businesses have expressed an interest in collecting the toys, as well The CPS Team needs new, unwrapped toys to bo given to the children who are on a gilt list D ina ted gilts will also bo made avail­ able for the Santa's toyshop, where the parents/ guardians can shop lor the children, and the merchandise will be offered al a low price C IS will be holding tins event on IX-c. 14, and Ihe main focus now is to get donations or gilts and materials to make the event a success. More than 750 children are invili-d; which represents only a portion of the chil­ dren the l I’S team checked for abuse, or spixi.il needs, during 2002. I or iiu|iuries about the event more information, or how to help, contact Marie Carling at the Seminole County Sheriff's Office at 4U7-nn5ri508. or Stacev Brown at 4ll7-tx>5. 65.39. The Rotary Club of Casselberry anti the city of Casselberry need volunteers for its Paint Your Heart Out pnv ject. No prior experience neces­ sary. Material* will be furnished TIh«group will meet ore. Saturday, Nov. 9 from 8 a.m. until nixin. Within a thrcx- to four KSur px-ruxl, volunteers will paint the exterior of -elect­ ed homes tor families which arceither elderly, low-income or luve otK-r sptxul needs. Volunteers can get more infor­ mation by calling Joannic Dixon at 407-262-7700, ext. 1109. Ihe GFWC Oviedo Woman's Club will hold the 29th annual Arts and Crafts Festival Saturday, Nov. 9 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. at Liwton Elementary Schcxil grounds in downtown Oviedo, SR-126 at Lake Jessup Avenue. Called Great Day in the Country 2002. the event will fea­ ture displays and sales of arts and crafts by over .300 exhibitors. fur additional information phone the Oviedo Woman's Club at 407-3tc5-9420. Celery City Cruisers, in con|unction with the- renuxJeled Seminole County Historical Museum will pa-sent their 19th annual car show at tire muse­ um. Saturday, Nov. 9. There will K- entertainment, fixxi and bev­ erages. with 15 classes ol vehi­ cles entered in Ihe competition lor of Show. River City Christian Church in IX-Bary will hast a Fall Festival 7 3 0 a m. to 3 p m Saturday, Nov. 9, at the church, lue-itcxi at 138IXrisen Drive Events will include a large v-ml sale and a K ile sale. A KirKxue chicli-n dinner v\ill K.served from II a.m. to 3 p m -dong with hot dogs. IK-chickc-n dinner will be $5 and the hot dog dinner will be $2.50. Dan l*inj» Q A dm to i s ir ab o n Stolen Vehicle Jeffery Ray Trombley. 40 of Osceola Road. Geneva. was am-stixl by sheriff's deputies Tuesday, as a n-ult of a traffic slop at E. 25th Stnvt and Sanford Avenue in Sanford. Trombley, reported ly telling officers he was employed by an aufo repair company, was using a customer's vehicle to make several per­ sonal stops, without die customer's consent. Fie was charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle, and driving with a suspended/revoked license. Sheriff’s Office offering Internet safety course this week for the Seminole County United Christmas celebration to ben­ efit the children who have been the subject of abuse/special * 7 special needs cases, *ve been investigated it___ . „ whose cases have by the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, Child Protective Services (CPS) Team in 2lK)2 Kids' House of Seminole County is also playing a vital role in tins endeavor. The collection boxes will be distrib­ uted to the six SCSO district offices. O tu r-L M V IK S U ntissSYNDICATE N* M 3 ftt Petty larceny Fanil DeWolff, 73, of Tibt-mn Cove, I ongwood, was arrvsted by Dtngwood police Monday at a storc- on West SR434 I Ic reportedly tixik a Kittle of Tylenol, valued at 512 89 from the store without paying. I le was arrested on a charge oi petty larceny. Collection boxes tor United Christmas celebration now at various sites Collection boxes will bo going out What teens need to know about sex, drugs, AIDS, and getting along with peers and parents is in 'What Every leen Should Know." To order, send a business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $5 (U S. funds only) to I Var Abby, Teen Ikxiklet. PO Box 447 Mount Morris. 11.61054-0447 (Postage Is includ­ ed.) oi •» I Richard A. Harrison, 53, of Beverly Street, Oviedo, was stopped by the Florida Highway Patrol on Ortega Street in Winter Springs Monday. He was charged with DUI. The Seminole County Sheriffs Office will be offering an Internet safety course for people who oversee chil­ dren's on-line activities. The class is free and endorsed by the International Order of Chiefs of Police and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. The class will touch upon: • Computer hardware and softwarebasics • Windows basics DEAR THELMA: According to the informa­ tion I have read, 4,000 deaths are attributed to hepatitis C each year. The highest incidence of this disease is in individuals between the ages of 30 and 49. However, an estimated 240,000 children in the United States have been exposed or are already infected. Education and early treatment can reduce the number of fatalities. A word to the wise ... CO Irjffit’ Stop* Mitluvl \’icfu>la>, 31, of Ik ruu tf Drive, Longwood, was stopped by Winter Spring police early Tuesday on SR-419 and Moss Road. He was charged with driving under the influ­ ence of alcohol (DUI). Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, was arrest­ ed by deputies Monday at a motel on west SR-46. A search of his person revealed drug pipes and a number of pilLs. He was arrested on charges of possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of Xanax. Saturday, Nov. 9, volunteers and community leaders will join Seminole County Government and the Seminole County Sheriff's Office in an effort to clean up the Midway area of debris and trash. Junk vehicles and code violations will also be noted. V'olunteers arcurged to bo at Midway Elementary School at 7:30 a.m. where- tire cleanup will begin. Meals will be served to volun­ teers. w T h e S e m in o l e H Cheryl Smrth Published every Wednesday and Satuiday by Republic Nowspapers Inc •300 N French A.e . Santord FL 327/1 •Phone (407) 322 2611 ‘Fat (407) 323 9406 USPS48IZS0 Pualmaale/ Send a x r . n c h a n g n a. C irculation Wanda KoorparwAs Republic NewsfHipen, Inc. Write to us: 300 H. 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R , K , J , M J,‘' , dl>n' *-ike Mary; brother dJ ^ ^ V rn7 ; M . ° f S J nfonl. w , , M nn^ y - N o v .4 ,2 0 0 2 . H e W a s b o m ix r .26, |93«jn Sanford. He Was C E O o f Aqu.itic Vegetation arrangements. Anthony R.1y Edwards Vi University. Survivors include sons Saturday. Nov. 2.200? in sHsirgu. Kt, vv, . ,C AuK S7. |% S 4 ain rt „fr t i. ' * ' -, 7. 1 . , , nl r" ' Tr-'vis Michael Mitchell Tampa; daughter Christie Park. Raleigh, N C H-vi-n grandchildren. ' " A memorial sen ice will be " Senlord II i| Sm ‘>h straw security |n 407-Bl.fi g»'»9» As H f was superintaident/Vice S z s z a * * * * / .' * ' S t ‘ ‘Vi,M ohnPud- ' n c . . l 1 l n ' Urr JV ,N o v 9 a '3 p m at Bnsson Funeral Home. 90S Laurel Avenue in Sanford In t o * of flowers, memorial conrdtutions may be made to the PikT ‘4l’ W n , ° ; brother. Tmi Baldwin Faifchild Funeral »lome.Q,kL,wnCKipe| ' San/oid/Lake Marv i uf arrangements. ’ * MrF’1’ A BHsCJn Association. s.,nr T n Funeral Home. Month Ccn| A,n« 407 X j ^ JA N E T Y. C U M M IN G S lme Vi h arbaugh 87 Sh.rialVValWw,J Harhaugh 87, Sher Une, DeBary. died Friday, Nov. 1, 2002 at 0.1 kwood Gardens of IX’Lind ^ Cummings, 66 V ^ tlrn g h a m p ^ ^ a k e N fa ry , w ,s k 0n|‘' y' Nov 4«7002. sfi- Has bom Jan. 2«. 1936 in W w s Mich. She M S s K l » j w i u l c r « l ., « * » * survivors include daughter s a t t e * W S S » f l £ ........ lA-nmr. N.C., Patsy Newton M A R IA W A LFR IE D A MARIN MkiHW*C“1' Marti Reagan.' U k e Man); sisters. h»,.Ue Hniwr,. \,,ami. Marty Jo,Us, ihlm .T.’rt' ■ fo,,r grandchilV -^ groat-grandchild Memorial contributions mav he made to Holy Cross V Episcopal a .u 'c h i„ s ,„ fori, a t t e ^ - ' - M d in Sanford m Ju erd ly 1' 4 SAUFOftQ rensoN . oCPosirt 1407) 324* one granddaughter. s'ssssasasar 7 1, , , . , / ' 'n«hTsta,Hl,ng,,fwlH,mw as rm-ncam TheSmhml Historic rnist is sponsoring a slon-wntingEiiniiMaspirt ,f ’’ S Night! ^Uf’t’r Cyber Silence Jh e purpose of the evtmine is to bring families together to en/oy science and twhnoloev activities. Hiniugh student guidance and teacher assis­ tance. families can participate in three discov ery s«>sions. srUt, a.s Disgusting IX lu acies, Cannons, SI mu*. »iiul m.iny inorp we n R*nt To 0 remo'lMt«< ntjI location m.wr lfn<% 673« Ssinlrjrd 1 **0c*. t;i4. 352-75 This year, there will U- two special g uilts involved with Super Cyber Science Niglu The gui~.t speaker will be trmn the Sea World Education IX.partment. 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SATISFACTION QUARAN] Cl MEm-RII S A>A I n r Y o u r T r e e S i m p l i c i t y ’ Banfleld Funeral Hi K iMiddle “^ L 2 ; ber ^ i e n c e Night Nov. 21 V . ? o VmL2 , K ' Mihsev SchiH,I in S-minole Middle hchiHil hi Seminole County will p n ^ ,„ l(s six(h > ^ ’^ P -'fits an* alvi h) croate w e b J L am W m b ’'" i ! su.bmil tht'v i links. St>nd - t r i e t,r e. w —' ()rd Siinford, FI. 32772-0536. IN stories must be abmit hLv Authority, Life long member P a u l T ? 0” inc,udc wife, Leslie ? ,ra>n,0; daughter, ‘ h^r Sorrento; mother *tn/ y submitted will he •nkrd to the &rnfmd I IrstoricSite and p,*led ,m the I n t e r r u t^ ? l-Ktiming to the Walls" W i* Site Submissions should be nostdar -iK ih f c r d M N ,* . Pud'l h r !" Ul frd/’ienl ' aul Harris award ol the" f lhe SanAtnl Rotary d u b . p.lsr prpsj d w h tf the Cn-ater Sanft.nf Chamber o f Commerce ............ mersinior |fcMri, <-ha.rman,,f,heS.,nt,,rd "[ Adjustment, n.tsi pri. V « « ^ U M ni; ’r U ’im' ‘-n o fi,.e O nSh I V tn K s Fpiviip.il Church lie sen i d on the Seminole County Libran Bo-vil. Citrus C ouncil, it Girl W s .l k v ,n i o f D i n v .o r ,h 'r I irh *1T0. " 1’1? ' and attended ....... „ y ----------------------— 11 N l i y ' N ovem ber fl. 20 02 Psaf f . , , ^ . e o n t eP>'tion. s t d e a d lin e^ N o v . —1 ^-5 »i "a s o w n e r ,.! IVrkins Mens " l a r mSutford H ew asnas A N T H O N Y RAY EDW ARDS lim ** tJ r r ^' ^r-' Hobe Sound SOt» h ~ A iionljn>, the Natkwul Histone Inis,, historic sih^ have •'tone;7 n,st. historic BRAXTON L BRACK' „ PERKINS, j R . K Brackston L Perkins, tr Wl dHdS.iturxlav.Nov.2 2U P ii V v ' t ^ K n 'U^ , " - nn-. Vmter Springs, in charge of He was a graduate o f Seminole High School and Georgia Tech Santord CM * unfurAk l^Vnotu a.M.iutf Familv Funeral ' " " ’e/Crvmatoir. Orange f i l e in charge of arrangements Moran M, ' J ea" ni1' Jorgenson. dti'ty11 Mich"’ *»* grancuhiL C ontrol, Inc. Living rv " “ nerOr,, Sjeun*,m * nu Q H w y 434 & L 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 J L 3 6 5 -6 6 : iS C E HARD W ARE < l C f HAR i �Page 2 A W ^ * § 6 4 A W rdncm lay. Novem ber li. 2002 T i i r S r u iN D i i I I f r . m ii B u s in e s s pi acc driv DEAR Al ip of cubic! •ears at this o block oul Dear Abby • • • • • I feel li that I'm | edge. H« much to DEA not eve when a er cub! mental can ma music Pregru DL infccti than 1 have i attack and it warn It i with coca! a raa duct hep« a ph C any upe %ib J jf me sic inf bk >P C st R SI v V \ t State’s largest independent maintenance company expands The growing continues for the Representative Mel Kessler, who state's largest independent com­ played a key role in the success of mercial maintenance company the company’s Tampa operation. Orlando-based American Kessler primarily will lx* respon­ Maintenance. sible for providing sites and cus­ In a strategic move to stretch tomer service support for the its geographic reach and beef up company’s growing customer revenues, the 10-year-old, com­ base in Palm Ik-ach and Broward pany which has maintained a counties. major presence in Seminole "Ib is location is an important County over that time has set up piece to our long term growth operations in Delray Beach to ser­ and development plan,” says vice much of the lower Southeast Diglio- “The opening of a region­ Florida coast from West Talm al office that services the bur­ Beach to Miami, says President geoning southeast Florida market Michael Diglio. has been an essential part of our For American Maintenance, it original blueprint for expansion. is the company's fifth Florida We now have a presence in one of plant and the third to open over tlx* state's largest metro markets the past 18 months - continuing and expect this facility to be* a sig­ what has been an aggressive nificant part of our future busi­ expansion push as company ness operations." seeks to increase its market share. American Maintenance, which The company, which special­ provides property maintenance izes in parking lot sweeping for services for such industry major commercial and retail heavyweights as Cushmanproperties throughout the Wakefield and Simon Properties, Seminole County area, also has is projecting a record $3.2 million operational facilities near down­ in revenues this year and better town Orlando, Tampa, than $5 million by the end of Jacksonville and Melbourne, and 2003. has its eye on several other cities Diglio says the new South for future expansion, notes Florida location will be iastruDiglio. mental in that revenue growth The new Delray Beach location and that it was essential to have will be headed by District Sales someone with Kessler’s experi­ . , ence and diverse business exper­ tise at the helm. Since its founding in 1W2, American Maintenance has established itself as an industry leader in providing direct and third-party maintenance services for shopping malls, retail centers, large-scale rental apartment com­ plexes, airports and many munic­ ipal-owned properties. According to Diglio, the compa­ ny sweeps an average of 100 mil­ lion square feet of pavement daily - a number that is sure to soar with the new South Florida location. Our long-range goal is to lx* in a position where we're able to serve the entire state by the year 2005," says Diglio. The opening of the South Florida office comes on the heels of the company's move into its new $6.50,(XX), 13,500 square-foot corporate headquarters near downtown Orlando. The company is currently pro­ viding services for properties in a number of the state's larger including Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, Ccxoa, Melbourne. Vero Beach, Leesburg, New Port Richey, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Bradenton and Sarasota, to name a few. 1 * t G H m n Pi n su \\ fa l+ nc N* TAI C(* cot At Off* *'04 IN •fuf# ^86 Oil PtH$ NANY - .«c 407 Ml CITY Of CAHOt CITYa HH2QS L num L?n ?al ° " S " ° ' 901 ,U,mor bohlnd He has 8 W0,k e,hic th-T -s second to none and w r or! a d S T L s is ? ? S i n ? ! subn' l,,od and ,h0 a™ ’ of new development passing through the depart™-' y * . s hard to imagino how it would all get done without the dedication of Richards* KAMPF TITLE & GUARANTY CORP. KAMPF H Tt.E & GUARANTY Suntrml PF D TU. A s.nf„,a .. ___ . * Suntruit Rank Bulldino Rulldinff in Sanford, CORP. S mission is to provide superior phone (407) J22-94X4. KAMPF TITLE As the w rite rs o f this Ju “ soMy responsible fa r M t o . conHnaand coll'aion Keview Sraim Thanksgiving Business Review u tnle and escrow services to iheir <1 GUARANTY CORP, has considerable cusiomcn throughout Ihc slate of Florida experience in matters regarding land and Reference Guide, we suggest thit. 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COOL WAY is the best remodeling, or just replacing your a* *>*tcm Inal provides \aluc as well as source for all of your heating and cooling cond. lonmg or heating system, .hey can comfort. msiul ihe most efficient, reliable and needs in this area The editors of this 2002 Fall lluvint.s l l l l l l ' fvr»«/vk ..,. ______ COOL WAY technicians design and install durable products for your home W W W .ST'O N EYSINKSLAIi.COM Their team uf professionals sland Review and Reference Guide suggest •tr conditioners, heal pumps, furnaces Su’Pb> and visit STONEV’S INK SLAB lhal you tall COOL WAY todav at ready to , f rv, , ou jn „ y H I heir I’rofcsvional Tattoo Artists take humidifiers, air cleaners, heat recosery (407) cleaners, heat recovery necessary, necessary, and and even nen provide nrovld. 24 7. hour .T 'y M° 7' 8JO-7II7 8JO•7 |,7 or (407) J22-6J90 and I at 2550 South Nova in D.vton. 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AR I n AN,) m m e ^ W M iiL C H E V R o i ft !3tiaE r t h,gh,>,ram fdjnj th^ca'rotv’T'T V ,U '""'’lv sS S ssssirsa •" " W 'S S a d 7? ‘—4 MSI NOT| THISi THIS | j IML f SUO I »MA| ukjN in h '"s,r.umoK n,al in coor<*,nat,ng and processing tho high volume ol development activity W Of nnrh n ^ d *! ‘1S h *00 par,'cula,,y 'ospons.ble tor verifying the technical engineering requiremerj L Z h S T 10 . app,oval ° n manV occas,ons has handled aspects ot the process practica, L o s the T '* p,° 'oss,onal' W0l|-|ll'e(1 and respected by the development community Richards alwavj Low L i ih H “ 9 9e,,,ng 10 wo,k ear,V and 0,X>" laying late. He has even took projects home s CO UNTY N EW S V • ( Sanford City Manager Tony VanDorworp. right, presents (he Employee ot the Month award to D a v id R ^ h ^ T anengmeermg assistant in the Planning and Community Development Department Richards was cited bv his BUSINESS REVIEW g ia n t r e c r e a t io n w o r i i Richards named Employee of the Month BOSTON HUDSON PEST CONTROL INC SB?.. ss ' ' pest c o n tro l, c a ll ih c professionals al HUDSON PEST CONTROL in I ake Mary al 156 East Crystal Lake Aicnue phone (407) JJO-JJ05! As a nationwide chain of pest c o n tr o l e x p e rts , th is established com pany has been selling precedents for m axim um efficiency and safety for many years The management is thoroughly fam ilia r w ith a ll phases o f oesi control rontml and ,.„.i innate n o fla . . andI pcvl insists ecourtesy accommodation he part ol ever) transaction Ihis established concern hjv radio* dispatched trucks to get to your home or business in the shortest possible time they offer reasonable rales and. of course, fully guaranteed serxite If a problem docs exist, you can depend on them to eliminate the pests quicklv and permanently ( ail III Ii m i m 'JM i ON IROL, INI for it pest control Ih c w rite rs o f Urn 2,M>2 Ih a n to g w in g Business R enew and R eference Guide suggest lh a l you contact Ihe e .p e rt, th iv r e lia b le f ir m w h e n s o u neJd q u a lity pest co n tro l. i ne fee one ol the lowest in • iou and or your insurance cor ««ive no additional hill .* ,J* “Mogixi o, other service p a 'hcif P R O U D L Y S E R V IN G T H E A R E A F O R 15 Y E A R S Far m id e n lia l, commercial commercial and and industrial industrial '»4 a! .......... . ............ medical pracliiion # C*' 40 >»>ur •jPPtoprute trcalnxm^ >OU 'hf Bo s t o n h i ic v , «MAGINGS MU W*N ,,S ,,‘ tfcogm zahly produces , h C.4 u ,f 'n,<:" 1 x g n jl-w h ic h ic v u lu h * her Ihe pi,tore n, M M w ill enable ihc r lma*c ‘K l'd b> > ° “ f .......... XZZ'ZIZ Slss....- 'K - s ;' ^ ^ imemr-.. s s s an ™e- ^sensed a radiologisi, kCr»»«cJ licensed p t o S " ' W d ' ‘ |mirav,adnnn1vuat,on> i^ 1mon,,0f procedures lull, " Wd jl1 cuniravi manufacturer'seui hi Cl,mPl> with l»lAGN<Sf|C, S S f e y*°STO N pto>"k: *«pe£! q S ' J j “ Jlw hoxt^ ^ ,lh >our \,RI BOSTON DIAGNOSTIC I' •* >our MRI specialist that ca “’ course. Iheir servicesare byi >"ur medical prociitioncr onb authors of ihi, 2U02 Bur. ’ " “ Uttncs, R eview and Krlcrco - ^ ^ “ ^••yo D ca U lo d a .v a t* -- and schedule you r iff "c fin d u u l a d d itio n a l m lu ir '" c services. : �v4 J “ 1 Tire S u iin o u lln u u i a Wi tlnrwlay. Nmrmbcr fl. 2002 Pagr 5 \ Business Briefcases s e c lu m n comptroller Seminole Community College rvcently mimed Lynn M. I owers, CPA comptroller. Powers will oversee dll account­ ing and financial reporting ser­ vices for the College. Prior to joining SCC, Powers served six years as Director of Accounting Serv ices at Santa Ff Community College. She holes •i Master of Accounting Degree from the University of Florida • - *L Cl ; i 4 •• I A i. j .; ■ | I i : Alaqua reports sales home sites worth more than $33M Alaqua Lakes, Taylor Woodrow's premier luxurygolf course community off M airium Woods Road in Seminole County, reported it sold rvw homes and home sites werth more than $33 million fnm January through Sept. .TO. Charles Ayers, project manag­ er at Alaqua Lakes, said he pro­ jects sales will top the MO mil­ lion mark before the etd of the year. Currently only 45 hunt* sites are available for sale it Alaqua lakes, Ayers said. Nineteen of the home sites are oi the golf course, with water riews, and II more home sitesare on the water. The home 4tes are priced from $ 110,100 to $285,000, accorditg to Ayers. “These are thelast of the golf course home sitis at Alaqua lakes," Ayers slid. He added that only 41 new home sites are slated for devilopment next year. "We anticipate that we will sell off all renaming home sites by the end if 2004," Ayers said. Taylor Windrow has been developingand building lifestyle conmunitics, luxury’ homes, anl high-rise condo­ miniums in North America for over f>5 years. Headquartered in Bradenton, Florida, current operations include more than 50 active developments located ihumghiut Florida, California, Arizona, Texas, and Ontario. Cznada. The Company record­ ed revenues in excess of $880 nillion in 2001, and is a wholly awned subsidiary of Taylor Woodrow pic, a London based, publicly traded real estate group founded in 1921. Taylor Woodrow's vision is to become the leading developer of living and working environments in its chosen markets. Olympian Home Services, Inc. names chief financial officer Olympian I fome Services, Inc. has named Jim Kacic its Chief Financial Officer. Steve Mitchell, director of operations at Olympian, said Kacic is a graduate of Bowling Green State University with more than 17 years of corporate financial experience. "Jim Kacic is a senior corpo­ rate finance executive with exceptional experience in highgrowth service-oriented compa­ nies," said Mitchell. "Olympian is poised to expand significantly in 2003 and we are happy that an executive of Jim's caliber has joined our operation," he said. Olympian Flome Services is the world's largest provider of swimming pool heating, automation and purification and also markets a wide range of services involving pest control, solar hot water, weekly swim­ ming pool maintenance and pressure cleaning. The firm launched a statewide expansion program earlier this year and now has service centers in Sanford, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and Sarasota. Dave Brewer to start construc­ tion of Sanford office building Dave Brewer Properties, Inc. will start construction of a 12300-square foot, single-story office building at 3965 St. Johns Parkway in Sanford on Dec. 1. Dave Brewer, president of the commercial development firm, said Kurt Anderson of Like Mary Presidential Realty has been named exclusive leasing agent for the property. Preleasing of the state-of-theart facility is underway now, Brewer said. Brewer, one of Central Florida's most active luxury home builders, has developed six commercial buildings on St. Johns Parkway that total 80,000 square feet of commercial space. Only 2,200 square feet of space is currently available. Brewer said. Florida Solar Technology merger complete Florida Solar Technology, the world's largest and most active contractor of pool heating sys­ tems, launched a major reorga­ nization earlier this year tFuit includes a corporate merger, statewide expansion and many more products and services. Skip West, who founded Florida Solar in the early 1980s, said the firm is now one of four divisioas of Olympian Home Services, Inc., which offers swimming pool heating, automation and purification and a wide range of services involv­ ing solar hot water, swimming pool weekly maintenance, pres­ sure cleaning and pest control with offices in Sanford, Tampa, Sarasota-Bradenton and Fort Lauderdale. New offices in Jacksonville and Naples & West Palm will open next year. West said. y o u 're C o rd ia lly In vite d B r id a l & W e d d in g S h o w H eritag e W o o d s nt L ik e M a ry in v ite s y ou to n s p e c ia l e x p o sh o w ca sin g th e very b e s t fo r th e b rid e. A v a riety o f w ed d in g p ro fe s s io n a ls w ill b e o n h a n d o fferin g e x p e rt c o n s u lta tio n s a n d a w onderful a rra y o f s e rv ic e s fo r th e b rid e . M o k e y o u r s p e c ia l day e x tra o rd in a ry w ith a s s is ta n c e from th is o n e tim e b rid a l e v e n t h eld w ith o u t c h a r g e a t H erita g e W o o d s nt L ik e M ary. A m o n g th e E x h ib ito rs ... Bridal Gowns by The Collection of Winter Park Men's Formal Wear by Anthony Laurence Wedding Galleries Fine China, Crystal and Silver by Burdincs Bridal Registry Floral Arrangements by European Floral Gallery Music by Then and Now DJ Productions • Catering by PufTand StufT Champagne by P ierre’s Wine Cellar Wedding and Bachelor Cakes by Lake Mary Chccsccuke Photography by Gary Fox • Creative M em o ries by Sydney Dillchay F\ • Sunday, November 10th ♦ Beginning promptly at 1:00 p.m. REFRESH M EN TS AND B O R S D 'OEUVRES W ILL B E SERVED. H e r it a g e W oods AT LAKE MARY Lake Maw's Premier Assisted Living (j A n n u m 's C o m tu m 150 Middle Street, Lake Mary, FI 32746 Please Call for reservations , Space is Lim ited %S * SFWC OVIEDO WOMAN'S CLUB PRESENTS GREAT DAY IN THE COUNTRY 29th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival Saturday, November 9, 2002 9:00 AM • 4:00 PM FOOD, PRIZES, E N T E R T A IN M E N T 300+ E X H IB ITO R S Free Lynx Shuttle from Oviedo High School FREE A D M IS S IO N Located at Lawton Elementary School in Oviedo, SR 426 at Lake Jessup Avenue Call 407-365-9420 for additional information Radio Sponsor - ItiX m L Advertising Courtesy of THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO . ill/ . i �Page 2A Page « A Wednesday. Nmember (i. 2002 T iif. S m unoi * II ir u ii Morris named among Top 25 ‘Champions of Sustainability’ Sem inole County included Scott Gabrielson, proponent of regional trail sys­ Commissioner Randy Morris Sydney Green, Marcia Hope tem) was one of 25 ‘Champions of Goodwin, Toni Jennings, Ray • Randall C. Morris (Seminole Sustainability' recognized al a Larsen, Ralph Martinez and County Commissioner and pn>luncheon hosted by Miller Sellen Bruce Stephenson, researched, ponet of regional trail system) Conner ft Walsh community nominated and, ultimately, • Bill Frederick (Former planning and engineering firm, selected the following individu­ Mayor of City of Orlando who and non-profit organization, als and organizations: spearheaded redevelopment of I lealthy Community Initiative. • Henry F. Swanson (Retired Lake Eola into City's signature In celebration of the firm's conservationist who labored for park) 25th anniversary, Miller Sellen passage of "Blue legislation") • Orlando Utilities Conner ft Walsh asked Healthy • I’al Harden (of "Friends of Commission (for development of Community Initiative, a grass- the Wekiva") energy efficient chilled water Foots organization that research­ • The Nature Conservancy, l(x>p system to serve downtown es, studies and promotes sustain­ represented by Bob Dcndick (for Orlando businesses) able, healthy community growth protection and preservation • Glenda I food (Mayor of City to assemble a panel of actively advocacy of Florida's natural of Orlando for her work in revi­ involved citizens to select 25 of envimnment) talization of Orlando neighbor­ central Florida's most significant • Wiley Dykes, Sr. (Founder of hoods) leaders in the area of sustainabil­ the "Florida Trail Association") • Tom Kohler (for work with ity. • l.inda Chapin (Former Downtown Development Board) The selection panel, which Orange County Chairman and • Phil Rampy and Craig T ac d r i DEAR up of cut years at t to block* ••• lfo that T edge, much D’ not i who erci mer can mil' Pre I V l V O N A ’S M inf* thi haatt an w. 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He also is recognized for his innova­ tion, vision and initiative in the development of such projects as the Grand Cypress Resort and f Jarry P. Leu Gardens. Curing the lunchon, Steve Milbr, president and CEO of Millir Sellen Conner ft WaUh stated: "M y partners and I understand the importance of our rtfe in creating plans and infrastneturc for communities where citizens, families and businesses can grow and thrive...(md, we wanted) to use the occason of our 25th anniver­ sary to thank those people (and organizations) who have lead our community's advancement, and to challenge others who embrace th» concept of a better; central Florida." For more nformation regard-1 ing this cvest and its signifi- i cance, pleas* contact N an cy! Schwalb of Schwalb P u b lic; Relations, or Ktllee Seif of Miller Sellen Conner 4 Walsh, and pick | up a copy if the O rland o! Business Joumalinsert provided I at the luncheon. \ { For more inhumation about I Miller Sellen Comer St Walsh, please log onto j www.mscwinc.com B o y s & G ir ls C lu b b ik e b a s h 9 n tto clu ctln g f XPANOfO IN IAK{ MAR* w ct a d promotion of the arts including Ustler (for Thorton Park) • Mel Martinez and Richanl Sak Theatre, Orlando Theatre Crotly (for the "M artinez Project, Dr. Phillips Center for Arts, Orlando Doctrine" and Florida Pro-Paid Performing College Tuition Program) International Fringe Feslival, • Foundation for Orange Creative Gift Foundation and County Public Schools (as ster­ Central Florida Theatre Alliance, ling example of what non-profit and as Orange County's First organizations can do to benefit Ambassador of the Arts) educational system) • |unior League of Greater • Maureen Scanlon and Janece Orlando, represented by Carla Bennett (for "O ne Sept. Bray (for leadership training and Morning" project) civic work promoting positive • James Wilson (for lifetime of social change) dedication to music education • Fdyth Bush Charitable and students of Jones High Foundation (for assistance in School) • „„ helping non-profit organizations • University of Central become self-sustaining) Florida, represented by Dr. John • Marilyn King (for her work Hitt (for Central Florida as a civic leader linking Ihc Research Park) health of the individual to the • Terry Olson (for his work in health of Ihe community) • Elvett Sands (Neighborhood activist) • Kandy Lyon of Hike Nona (for his work with the Northlake Park Community School) • YMCA, represented by Jim Ferber (for work with fhe Northlake Park Community School) • Ella Gilmore (Neighborhood activist) John Wycoff. John Wycoff was awarded the "M iller Sellen Conner ft Walsh / Healthy Community Initiative 'Champion o f Sustainability'" Legacy Award for his work in fhe development of the Orlando r^ vM55n BAR-B-QUE RIB SANDWICH, LAKEO BEANS AND A LARGE HOT FUDGESUNDAE Ihe Central Florida Boys Sc Girls Club will host a charity bike ride December I, beginning in downtown Sanford's Fort Melon Park. Riders of all abili­ ties - from professional to ama­ teur to children - will be on Ihe n*ad in support of the agency that inspires young people to success. There will be three dis­ tance rides of HX), 66 and 33 miles, ami a special ride for chil­ dren. '•lull riders can participate for a tax-deductible contribution " of S25 while those under age 18 can ride for free. The rid e is being coordinated by fhe Seminole County branch­ es of the Boys St Girl* Club of Central Florida. Registration for the event will be from 6:45 until 8 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 1. 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N m e m lx-r ft. 20 02 P a g e 7 A Community Events Legal Aid lo o S iT 1* ^ K 3' A‘d a looking for office volunteers to ^Lst with phone answJTg and help filling out applications. Ccmtact Erin Martin at 407-834­ 1660. ext. 202. Prisoner of 2nd Avenue Shoestring Theatre in Lake Helen Ls presenting the Neil Simon comedy, “Prisoner of Second Avenue" on Nov. 7> 8, 9/ and 10. Evening shows begin at 8 p m. with Sunday matinees at 2:30 Admission is $1 for adults and students are half price. For information or reserva­ tions, phone the theater at 386­ 228-3777. Lyman honorees Lyman High School in Longwood will hold a Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Thursday, Nov. 7, at 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Six individuals will be inducted into the hall of fame. According to Assistant Principal Robert Black, these are former students who haw gone on the give major contributions to society, including sports, polihes, and other endeavors. Tickets for the event are $25 per person and may be purchased at the Administration Office at Lyman or on the night of the event. Barber of Seville Central Florida Lyric Opera 'resents The Barber of Seville, fov. 9 at 7JO p.m. at Helen Stairs Theatre for the Performing Arts, 203 Magnolia Avenue in Sanford. Admission Ls $ 10, $15 and $ 20. For additional information or reservations phone 407-321-1111. R Internet classes The Seminole County Sheriff's Office will be offering an internet safety course for people who oversee children's on-line activi­ ties. The class is free and endorsed by the International Order of Chiefs of Police and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. The classes, covering many subjects centered on the safety of children, will be held Saturday, Nov. 9, from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. at the National Center for Forensic Science, 12354 Research Parkway in Orlando, near UCF. For more information, go to www.seminolesheriff.org. Paregistration is required. Dinner Cruise Mujcrvs en Accion/VVomen in Action invites the community to an evening of dinner and danc­ ing Monday, Nov. II, during a cruise on the historic waters of the St. Johns River. Music will be provided by Victoria Rey. Boarding time is 4:30 p.m. Cost is a $35 donation. For more information, call 407­ 699-0191. Women in Action is a non-profit organization geared to assist and improve the quality of Inn life for women and chilur Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club The November pmgram of Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club will be "Water Wise Landscaping" by Gabrieli Milch, hydrologist for St. Johns Water Management District. The pmgram will follow a brief business meeting and plant auction in the Community Room of Robb A Stucky Furniture store, .351 SR434 in Altamonte Springs, Nov. 11, beginning at 9:30 a m. New members am welcome. For infor­ mation, phone Marilyn at 407­ 814-9482. Craften Wanted Central Florida Regional Hospital Auxiliary will hold their sixth annual Country Store and Craft Sale, Nov. 12, at the hospi­ tal. Spaa- rental is $20 with a table and chairs provided. To become involved, phone Peg Jones at 407-330-3268 or Michelle I lendrick at tin- hospital at 407­ 321-4500, ext. 5784. background checked and com­ plete 24 hours of training. Guanlian Ad Litem training will N* held at the Juvenile Justice Center, 190 Bush Blvd. in Sanford on Nov. 8 ,9 and 15. For mon- information phone Tina at 407-665-5376. Volunteers needed The Seminole County Guardian Ad Litem program is in need of volunteers to advocate for the best interest of abased, neglected and abandoned chil­ dren in a court proceeding. To become a Guardian Ad Litem volunteer you must be 21 years of age or older, possess gixxl judgment, common sense and be capable of helping a child in cri­ sis. 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FL 32771 STARTING AT ItfA l \ / *4 3 9 .9 9 F a m i l y O w n n cJ B u s i n o s s f o r 2 5 Y o a r s TnAPPLIANCESTORE IKX1MS INSTALLED T5T MUFFLERS P ip e s A L IG N M E N T s ' n\ MOST VEHICLES I l 4 W H E E L A L IG N1 precincts counted, Seminole County voters appeared lo have approved the measure 56,731 to 53,667. A v I lN I M L iY l l t f l i h i l l .i n i . l y t o OO .MM l o ^ (JO p e n ^*1 4 5 °° Free Estimates On Exhaust (386) 775-7971 • Tire & M uffler F la t-T o p s & S t y le s CATALYTIC CONVERTERS Q a s h • Instant Credit • Up to 22 Months lo Pay • Flow Master Dealer • Same Day Service • Domestic & Foreign 1920 lo 2002 Election Former Like Man,' mayor and urrvnt state Rep. David Mealor lelieves Tuesday's decision was a ■ote of confidence for city offiiaLs. "I think it is a compliment to lie community and to the job the ity commission lias done," dealorsaid. "I think thecommulity has confidence in the inmnissioners to know that they will landle the taxpayers' dollars ffectively and for the betterment ,f the’ city" Lake Mary Mayor I horn mvne said the voters who did iot support tin* referendum, mwever, may have been conemed about a possible lax vrease as a result ot the new icility. "Som eof the voter** m*iy h*iw een afraid taxes will go up and vit it is .111 iinneeded e\pet*.Il­ ia-," Gnx’iie said. "But, l*>e city efinitcly ixxxlixl a new facility-, lid it is not a waste of t.ixpaier loney. "And, I think our tire |xrson el are going to be very Nippy >iTu>now mommy; _________ . J teams sign up.” •lie presenters would like to ei Since the lake Monnv race is the event become a regional at the end of the fall mwing sea­ event, incorporating mwers fmm son, Simmons said many of the thmughout the southeast. mwers will use their times to pre­ "We want to show people what pare for next season. In the classic Florida mwing is all about." he "Head Race" style mwing regat­ said. ta, racers will row one boat at a The fun won't be limited to time on a 3-mile course, with the waters of lak e Monroe. Food and fastest time determining the win­ other vendors will be on shore tor ner. both spectators and racers. Mitty Events plans to hold the For mom information about lak e Monme race on an annual Saturday's race, call Simmons n basis, Simmons stid. Eventually, 407-265-825(1. featumd 14 teams, including local high schools such as. Lake Brantley High and Edgewatcr High schools. Simmons stid, as a nsull of last year's success, the number of competitors expected for Saturday's race has almost dou­ bled fmm the 2001 regatta "People heard that we had a goixl turn out last year and that it was a great event," he stid. "As a msult, we have had a lot of local Custom Exhaust Specialist For 20 Years, Ask for Willie (Sanford Store) ' Continued from Page 8A tinue to enhance our education system. Improving our schools is the key doing the things we want to do. "I also look forward to help­ ing the city o f Sanford during •he next two years," Mealor added. I really believe Sanford is on the move and will become a real gem in our community." Commenting on the key Republican victories in Seminole County and the state, Mealor said the voters believe his partv is on the right track. "I believe it is validation of the policies put in place by the current adm inistration," Mealor sqjd. "O ur state and our country lias laced s o m e diflitult tirni-s and I think ive have weathered it better than some of our neighbors in other states. I think that's a direct result of the current team we have in place." There was one county race on the ballot. Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris was challenged by write-in can­ didate VV. Alan IVItz. Morris won easily by more than 80.CXX) votes. There were 11 constitutional amendments for Florida voters to voice their opinion on. Two of the more watched were Amendment 6 regarding work­ place smoking, and Amendment 9 regarding mandatory class-size reduc­ tions. Amendment 6 passed easily in Sem inole County, with 76,706 voters approving the ban, while 36,867 people voted against the measure, with 95 percent of the precincts report­ ing. Amendment 4 was much closer. With 45 percent of the wyears m ... att «lastw year's race.n „Hie .« .race E n g in e L ig h t O n ? ... C o m e S e e Us! Thv annual '-.real Great uay Uay in ~ 29th ; ............. ^ S ; V n‘r>1 ,^ u n d c raftsfc-,ti. will be held Saturday. Nov. 9 i n n i n g at 9 a m. in downtown O v*d o on the Lawton Element­ ary School grounds. :ontlnued from Page HA Ii E Erase finished second■»in n"k!'" 1 **»«■ * >theU U.S. * National Team Tryouts on Aug. 20 in the lightweight men's single event. "What's amazing about the event is that we are going to have nationally rank is I mwers, as well as high sch«>ol mwers,” Simmons stid. "The two best mwers in the country are going to be here." With support fmm the Orlando law firm, Mitty Events bnuight Kick competitive rowing to Like Monme for the first time in 25 Woman’s Club to host Great Day in tfJ5 £,ountry Arts and Crafts festival S ta tio n ' I the rowing community following last year's event,” said Ezra Simmons of Mitty Events, the organizer for the regatta ”VVe also am receiving continued sup­ port from the ('.menberg Traurie low firm.” The event will feature topcomapt etitors titors from high schools. col,;e ami lege and masters level rowers from the entire Southeast Olympic hopeful and Rollins College alumni Gavin Erase will also be participating in the race. ® ‘ V Pot Shop in Wiiliiuirf Shupping Cunlor) and Mon from Ihu S.lillord A Daytuna Flea Markets �Pa«< G T h e S e m in o l e H er a ld By A Page 9A Man In s id e : W ednesday N o vem b er 6, C 2002 l a s s if e d s C I2 A -1 4 A ro ssw o rd I3 A vr \ t a V b ( i c I Packers- B a r r i n g e r z o o m s t o t o p i n F l o r i d a Steelers P0,,SE'1',°, Bears, ‘Hounds win SAC cross face off country titles; districts Saturday in Flag By Dean Smith • Sports Editor SANFORD — One down, one to go. The Steelers have claimed the Championship in the Minor Division of the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Youth Flag Football League, but the Majors is still very much up for grabs. The Steelers bounci*d back from their only loss of the season to win "three hotly con­ tested games to finish 5-1 and win the Minor Division (7-to9 year olds) by two games over the Dolphias (3-3). The Dolphins had bounced back from an 0-2 start to win three games in a row, but missed a chance to force a playoff when they fell to the Steelers, 26-22, on the final week of the season. The big losers were the Jaguars (2-4) who were 2-1 and tied for the league lead at midseason, but lost the final three games to end up in a tie for third with the Comhuskers (2-4). The Packers (5-0) and Titans (4-1) have continued thJht, dominance in the Majors (lo6 »-t2 year olds) and now face a showdown for the title this Saturday. The teams were to have played on October 19th, but because of the Fall Break from school, several players from both squads were out of town and the game had to be postponed. Both teams won games by shutout over the Steelers, the Packers winning 14-0 and the Titans 24-0. and both strug­ gled to beat the winless Dolphins, the Pack winning 20-12 and the Titans winning 20-13. The Steelers (2-4) wound up third after beating the Dolphins (0-6), who played very well over the final three weeks of the season, 19-13. The Packers and Titans will play their make-up game this Saturday at 9:30 a m on the field across from Sanford Middle School on I 7 ‘»2 If the Packers win, the sea­ son is over, but it the Titans win, the two teams will square off again in a winnertake-all Championship l *ame immediately following the first game. Everyone is invited to attend free of charge WINTER SPRINGS — Oviedo's Jenny continued her amazing season ast rhursday by becoming the lirst girl in Honda to break into the 17's this sea* ’n at the Seminole Athletic Conference 'championships af Central Winds Park , * '’ rrlinKl'r<J sophomore, posted a i/:5fl.4 in the 5K race to outdistance Lake Mary senior Jessica Zabel, who ran a sea­ son s best 18:56 6 , the ninth-best time in the state this year. L ike Brantley freshman Amanda Hintze, who has been quietly running MINOR DIVISION WtLR 4 IIU/ISl SIUIIRSII. |AC;iM«SU MrrUt* Mikr 12 run lAu-^in funL 7 11 ligujr- I nH> ln»|>r. is rui. (M.Uul Mikhrll nml lulU* IJ-I' •.’ I mnlr«IM|s«nl Ulksll H 7 ... . slrrk-l- Au.lin Sltsnv. I mn I'lilr l».>|»snl ruin 21 < just behind Barringer and Zabel all sea­ son, was third in a time of 19:30.7, witli Oviedo's Liuren Austin (21:02.1) and Winter Springs' Elizabeth Arthur <21:02 5) rounding out the top five. Arthur led the way for the Bears, who placed six runners in the Top 15 to claim the Conference Championship over the Lions, 42-to-47. By Dean Smith oor 03- 1 P la y o ff sp o t o n lin e fo r P a tr io ts By Dean Smith Sports Editor Sports Editor LAKE MARY — As if this game wasn't intense enough. While the Like Brantley-Lake Mary football game tost some of its meaning when the two teams were placed in different classes in 201) 1, this year's game picked up some adcied incen­ tive on Monday. The West Seminole County neighborhood rivals have always marked tins gome on lltt* m liptliilp h u t lliis \ i\ ir's ^ .titu 1 h u m its .iltn o s i « * w r v ttiiii£ t o (hi* I'.itrin fs if tlu*\ Iid |h ' f«» m.ikr .i fvltim trip to tin* pl.iv offs photo by Jim W»nU Lyman graduate Josh Houston (No 12) poured in 11 points to help the Seminole Community College men s baskelball team improve to 2 0 on Die season with an 88-73 victory over Palm Beach Community College New coach, same results for SCC women By Dean Smith Sports Editor IT. PIF.RCE — Now that's the way lo start a carver. I.isa Nuxol lias gotten tier head coat lung carver oft to a flying start at Seminole Community College as the women's basket­ ball team is 2-0 after posting back-to-back road victories over Brevard Community College and Indian River Community College I lie I ake I low ell I ligh School graduate and former NCAA Division I assistant coach took lu-r charges to Mcll-ourne on Saturday lor the season-opener and came home with a »>7 58 victory over Brevard Hie Raiders then went a little farther down the I ast Coast on Monday, making the trek to Ft Pierce to take on the always lough Pioneer ol Indian River I tie game was exciting horn st.irl to hn ish, hut when the final horn sounding its was SLt on top again, 60-60 I lie Raiders will remain on the road this weekend to take part in the Tallahassee Community College L lassie Nuxol should get a pretty good idea ol Muiun MlUl Milchrll * »un lr«IM j ptKnl UiUsll 21 •' IKIIPIIINS lORNIIllSMKS 21 . ■ lytrl Mart*.... •* * IrtlfA jsnnl Icdcsll, M) |X.I|Cn>- K-«*6 SriUrll V. MkuM n-turn IrUrj |shi»i Iji W sI i CwiJ.uUcfs.fnr smell 11run tUr|uw> H\nl two r»,,ut run). I * * L a, J . ........ ............................. bruV,T« M run. MU... initnt* •I Ik4| lull- II IL4-tbUru.Or.Uup.~-. liiktl). WUK 5IIIV2I.I smtlKSOCOIlM.LSMHs. j ^limihu-ko. v.,. ski-era '*»'»»* J,,‘r •*' ik ji J I ii-' |Iuli |Amlin sirrU-f- Auain Sks.m • Sks«-r.io|»-ai ,r llM Strrk-o ,,»l,l Ij.U-ll I ’ 11 |22|sil lUnhu-krtijilrJl Mum i >-'’•*■'• •' See Flag, I’W ,0A Alyssa Keeler (7th at 21:21.6 ), Melissa Raymond (9th at 21:29.3), Rachel Keeler (10th at 21:35.9), Sarah Mees ( 11th at 21:38.3) and Amanda Pagnata (15th at 21:59.5) were the other Winter Springs runners in the Top 15. The Christian brothers, Bryan and Gerald, finished first and third to lead Lyman to the boys' title. Returnees lead SCC to victory See Men, Page I0A 75; Bryan, a junior, ran a 16:09.0 to finish 20-seconds ahead of Oviedo senior Dustin Hicks (16:29.0). Gerald, a senior, was third at 16:56.0 with Lake Brantley sophomore Christopher Delbridge ( I /:03.0) and lak e Mary sophomore Joris Claessens (17:05.0) rounding out the top five. Lhe Greyhounds had all four scoring runners in the Top 10 and scored 44 points to edge the Lions, who scored 50. Like Mary also showed well, scoring 59 points to finish third ahead of Lake Brantley (93), Winter Springs (125), Lake Howell (173) and Seminole (182). See Preps, Page 10A H a p p y B irth d a y C o a c h SANFORD — It's way too early to get overly excited, but this may he a special year lor the Seminole Community men’s basketball team. Giving head coach Stan Cromartie a very nice birth­ day present, the Raiders knocked off Iheir second high­ ly regarded opponent in as many nights on Saturday, i rinsing to an 88-71 vii lorv over Palm Bc.ult C (immunity L otlege .il the VC C I It-.illh and Physical I (location l enter Led by itie only two return­ ing players from last year, Kitus Witherspoon and Daniel Jackson, SCC again overcame a double-digit first lull deficit, this time 12 points, 23-11, to close out the lirst 20 minutes on a 32-9 run and take a 43-32 lead at intermission. Witherspoon, a 6-foot-7,245pound center/forward from Boone I ligh School, who is introduced as "the beast" prior to the game, proved to be just that, dominating the inside against a taller Panthers front line In score 10 lirst half points. Jackson, a 6 -fool-6 Icapcr from la k e Wales, did Ins best young Michael Jordan imita­ tion, getting an alley-oop KM _ . By Dean Smith w w here her team stands as SCC will face a pair ol teams that were in the State Tournament last season. On Triday, at 1 p m . the Raiders take on Palm Beach Comiminitv College and then on Saturday battle-host Tallahassee C C at 6 pm SC( w ill plav tluee more road games over the next two weeks before tinally playing its lirst home game on Saturday, Nov. 23rd, when the Raiders welcome FallahasseeC C. to the NL l I leallh and Physical Education L enter lor a 6 p m game Admission to all home games is tree ol c barge Like Brantley had a 50-50 chance ol earning one of the two At-Large bids available from Class 6 A-Region 1 when it crushed Sandalwood, 41-0, in lacksonville Friday night But those odds went down on Monday after Winter Park (7-2) won a three-team playoff for the Class 6 A-District 3 title. Boone (8- 1) wound up as the district runner-up with Oak Ridge, also 8-1, being left on the outside looking in. But, because the Pioneers are the only team that can get as many as eight victories, they have locked up one of the two At-Large spots. The leaves Like Brantley, Dr. Phillips (both 6-3) and Mandarin (5-4) in the hunt for the final spot. The Patriots clinch the spot if they win and the Panthers lose. But il I ake Brantley loses and Dr. Phillips beats Oak Ridge, the Panthers would get in. Now comes the tricky part. Mandarin can only get in il it wins its game witji Wolfson (3­ 6 ) and the other two lose, giv­ ing all three teams a b-4 record. Since the three remaining teams have not played this sea­ son, head-to-head does not come into effect. The first tie-breaker then becomes the total number of viclories by the trio's oppoSee Football, Page ll)A Syracuse squeezes past UCF, 38-35 Special to the Herald •(•Id photo by Jim Wonti UCF |unior guaitoiback Ryan Set mould (No 17) Knew tor a school leconl 440 yards but it was not enough as Syracuso ralliod to doloat the Golden Knights. 38 35 at tho Citrus Bowl Saturday night OKI ANIH) — lunior quarterh-Hk Ryan s, hneider set a new si In nl record w ilh t ID yards passing luit it was not enough as S\ r.uuse rallied Irnm a 21 -3 detii it lo ileteat IX I W IS Saturday night at the l itms Bow I in t trlando I he two teams combined lor 915 yards ol total obelise and 73 points in an entertaining contest S h u d d e r broke the previous UCI record held by DdunteL ulpepper, who passed lor 0 8 v.itds vs I ouistaiia Lafayette on l V t 21, 1998 Vhneider finished the game 28 lor 47 with the Oil yards and a touchdown Schneider now has two (direr *00 -yard passing games theseconduiost iii si h,nl history I le has also throw n a touchdown pass in 17 consecutive games Si-nnu vvnie receiver Doug l .dbriel set a new sc I k h >1 record with 124 allpurpose yards, break­ ing the old mark held In led Wilson vs I astern Kentucky (10/13/84) Gabriel ended the game with 12 receptions lor 20h yards and five kickoff returns lor 117 yards. He also rushed one time for one yard and a touchdown. I In- 20n yards receiv mg tie Gabriel tor sixth in single-game history at UCF I le also became just the seventh player in school history to go over the 200-yard mark lor receiving in a game LL I will resume play in the Mid-American Conference this Saturday at I pm as the Golden Knights head to New York to take on the University ol Bultalo Local fans can listen to the game on 740 AM-Tlie leant with the pregame show beginning at 11 a m In an effort to shore up its defense, fullback l\ v Brown has been moved to linebacker. Brown, who has rushed tor 162 yards on the season, was named the district defensive player ol the year alter registering 130 tackles and three interceptions as a senior at Hernando High 0" I H » k •) At w ol tl ««l �10/1 Legal Aid Semtnok looking for assist with help filling Contact Er 1660, ext. 2 Prisoner o Shoostri Helen Ls p Simon cor Second At and 10. Et p.m. with 2 3 0 Adm and stud. 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' VGorin.* " r' U “Hl ill?” “ S- M < W « l New Smy Sm , ™ 8 Sprin(v«to.-ii1 and att^ Ocala /"*»-• SnguaVS K H II Springstead, sP°ris from this past weekend I ike Mary Prep won the Class A - D is tr ic .T S ' r Christf. on*^'P,wBh a 3-1 victory over Trinity , S r ^ rrturT X .; Slnm, c!'4' r‘,"ar'U ’ I IMmrrl.^ "■lum(Amlin runI |V(| ||„Hr|| 41 12-I ?ll) lake Mt,well la. u Ik * M »»*nr™ «U. 10214*0 lA T T lk ^ T 1121 , , 4 L *k*llo w *447 i c__ GIHU rrAM I U m, individuals Msty. 3 A m Z ^ r r i J r * V f , W- ,Z l»5*0Ui» “ Up 21 m i l.kr BranOo. 7 a |«mW , n y T l ^ T " * ' ‘ McC«n « 21 25 1 I aL K*vfrf- 21 2* * Wlnlrr Som,*, i° Mr". 21 HU, Wnmsprtng* < % 4 3 » ,“ 'S g S S , , * * " “ *■ 'A 5‘l^ ", 1* 2*4 * Chn"'T>*' M.ry * l*«mMellun. || * , * o 14 170,0 U U Mary. s WUIun, Bamrt, I ’ l c ^ , ’' \ ^ 7 ^ " 1 " • 1711 0. 12. !7 2 4 q lyman. |0 t u U u HUUl/>l j*, S4m Abf*K,m. ^ l0' 17J4a *lr '4 Chrt, 10> Football Continued from pace 9 A nents. If the season ended today, i rinVVUUcld Ke , i n ^ a u s o f . , Pf?°n c n ts h jv c -1 7 wins wait until after all°of the games are played on Friday because •he win tota!s wi!l go up can wo worry , , So all 7 . the Patriots can bout is ts trying trvine to in upset the .u.. ’ about playoff-bound 8-1 K jms> on tjK-trhome turf, and h ° p e f° r In other games this Fpday, Oviedo hosts the newly cmwntd 6 A-3 champs.’ VVin.er ark, at John Courier Field; Lake Howell and Winter pprings meet in another neighboriiood rivalry at the Bears' A,W Epps Sports Complex; Olympia visits Lyman; and „ mmole must travel to Palm to take on the red-hot and No /Class 4A state-ranked Palm Bay AM of the g a m ., am s o for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. . ^ ■ B m n t 'e y (6-3 overall. 3-3 m 6 A-I) kept its hopes alive with a sound, 41-0, thrashing of SandalwtHid (1-7 overall, 1-5 m Quarterback Jonny Venters ran for 119 yards and three touchdowns and also tossed a 21-yard touchdown pass to Xavier Veins with 7:11 rvmain;ng 111 the first half |„ pu, U k „ Brantley ahead 21-0 Kyle Fowler and U m ar Guy scon-d the other touchdowns for •he f atnots. Kith returning interceptions for scores in The sixond half. La k e M a ry , m e a n w h ile , c o n tu iu e d to liNik strong as it p a Pares for the playoffs, ro u tin g L y m a n , 4 1 *14, in its H o m e c o m in g g a m e F a n s g o t a q u i c k g lim p s e of u . , ‘, f o c o m e w h e n q u a rti rback Jo h n C la r k g a ll„ ,v ,t 49 y a rd s a ro u n d rig h t e n d o n the urst p la y fro m s c rim m a g e 'Lirr-r--•«« lymm. 25 RjcW Chrumrr 12 224i r fx'‘,? J'' t *,,',ry' l2.22 >l2. 22M*. UU KUry. 27 S W * "-SK IL AnunJj Cnok, ||, 23 I I i X u n K ? . " l 23071, kUry. 2* l ^ r B n ^ . * i L ^ c X t ” 21^ r ' r j ' ’ •222,2 mx-n. 12.21Jo 4.1.1, u-rv V T. kLL .Cl. ft ,'*U 1t‘m' |l. H. I l » 11 Alrum lr. Sum . », u 23 A17. L .1,H m n fj ah' ILoNtw, I W ^ J ». 24,M... ‘ M o , 10. 24 42 5. l.nun, 1* m'L ' 17 M~nr " Z * lyman. * k lc4u, c .ln ^ ...ISOIo X,0 i C o i, kU*«' V 2504* tku|| Alm.m. 1. M m VWHin. 10 25.16.1. t.UltowrTil i^, f B" n'*rv; 42 Vminnlr, 44 Bn.tnry U||„. ,0 7^ ' , “ ^ "• 27<22. later scrambled 55 yards for another touchdown. Another homecoming was not « successful as Jacksonville Mandarin scored three touch­ downs in a 5 1-second spa,, in hv ^ .i n d quarter and cruised Springs v,c' ory over Winter O* , 2^ 0 - 4X1,555 52 K ; 117. ° -l 11«vn(MtCirw Ik ll 0.X) n • TXIrd Queue, s L^!!JM? :n,n,KW:'~ 4x k ,.«o u ij; 6 ^ “ " 75 p*" ,r"m hi.™ „ „ tourth Quetiet o . 14irul « nm(lAndrr, u i , J ,7 4xk,: , 25 ,0r<” Him. The Bears (3-6J got their ^ C ab letPJM fmm G‘,rCi,,' ° Jo *y 1*H - W*<,Dn ” I * ; ., , Dm Ou.rtrr ’ - IXmnwm 10nin (r.Uu Ik 1) N« Muring we .... o 7 14 .. 14 fir%l Qujritt IM Un>f4r|| 5 tun fc„, kKk. I M (.r.ywn 4 run iPuwu i kk, Quarter IM U.*«jn4run(|'4M 1,„ ,kkk) 1M U,l ’ (S>- luS,u), (IV«>« lkk, Ihird Quarter unrtng fourth Quarter I llUlrmjn L l lncI l2,r1...» " k,lunkUntK^ .1. . , , , y J MI B-m fun The cii„. forced J i c r l l . 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O - AeXI ft p,** ImmeNim, (WiRsir Ik 1| , ELORIDA 111(211 SCI loot .’sx"'v— > v ^ ; ' S ng ' s ; ^ ; „ ^ » T 5 fa ........ .. thnv P* s lJC 1Jn ‘i Anderson with 7 ^ ^ v ) . r ? n* «dT for his crowd-pleasing dunks m l r Smond y u .r tr r fA.Inmlund J7fG. lo u rtliy u . n „ 0 o i i p,,in„ in ing on the roll „f 11, 1 ,/ ? ' 7 " ' " ^ ’ints. takchoosing to fins) |,i , ^ a l m Hus game, l"« 1 » " " J un-ly , „ k - .............. . ElmUuiitu 'A . tnmlund 27IG U l T * V' llbU' 10 h i, s c r g s riiS S S ^ ..... r i n ,A . x .r VT5 ,v , , r i v r r i- " » p » r ^f’UJrif son of former SCV x i . r i ' o , • 11 L>r"-'n grad. NBA star Chuckv Atkin i? ^ e'ns ‘,,u* bn,'her of V “.n »r extended ib state-leading play oltappearancerecord t o 22 The Mustangs' defense held «he Silver Hawks to /t.ro flrs, downs and only three t.,,.,1 yards in the first hall Lake Howell averted the shutout midway through the hird quarter when linebacker lust,,, Curry returned an interivption 24 yards to set up a 20- *AMS||. GRtYVIOUNin H D aka ways as he tom had It) first JmhTlciudon’ ktlllt'niw nrhim (I'j Uu r. ,, 1SlfJ Queiirt •A.tnmlunJ 15 ft; *jnun IaI# Mary half points Ttilid Qumn h ,s l'h ,h/‘ Win' Mcrriu Inland lias won four in a row and Ufljjauo. <1W'° h0S' M‘lna,0« sta/t.ng a, 7:30 p m S n o n J O u .n rr U k e Howell also struggled in 5 rback Joey Furjanic to VVill ____________ C o n t in u e d fro m pa ge 9 ,\ M" ,T.hUm** 3 “ 14x4 l.llrdl ^l-IWmSAnmm^rncnm, U l) ‘ U“ 2’ *n*scTP«km irfum ir,Uu Nlind, (7-2 7d?S,r,C,Knmi‘ Island overall, 4-1dS inMcrri" Class ■JA-Distnct 5) cond four lightmng-quick touchdowns in a two-minute span as the Mustangs clinched a Class 4A Playoff snot with a 42-6 victory against .Ae Silver Hawks ( 1-8 ^ -. •») at Mustang Stadium. ' p MUSTANG, C V r a ^ a rd fid d g o a lb y Jason Kann in the third quarter and a 13-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jacob Ganria o KyieHiH with M seconds left *n 'h e game. Winter Springs added a tw.vpoint conversion HI Hufor.ft run (|* k-ll •M 'Muni ki. ki FAIMors II. SAINfSo I W r U'i / n ,m f,V ePh y « s , *wo by *Rakr Srentley II I) jn d bu|1* ••2xVarulalwuud 0 0 < l* .id a halftime as the defense llrMQuarter did not let Lyman cross mid­ IB Wn* ,i UmniCtAiley kkk, ^tond Quarter , e,d J,u l allowed only one first IB *mlrr> 2 run (Ccadry U k) down in the first half IB V,l*/ 21 RcmInun V'rmrr* 1C , I,* kkk) in fact, the Greyhounds did II, . ISltJ 0*4M-I • M| muster any oliens.-until S|,r kwk) quarterback Victor Johnson I it Vervtrr* Mnirtikai failrdi i-ntensl the game late in the fourth Quarter tnird period kkkL * *• “’ h irtuin ,0 .4 Tlie lalenttvi senior was not supposed to play because of a ;mNS4viic.Hriv.s,M ,M ,„sa , <>«iedu "••KXmg ankle injury, but was '* *7 2 . Wfliuiole • » 7 7 2a forced mi,, the. game when n . Q uarter ''after Kyle ||jrri!> WJS jnjuri^ k,kMM Johnson hit to rm art Franklin u u i i r ^ 10 p~ ' n™ ' I- yard touchdown pass s->o„a yUJllrl lo start the final period, and S I Ulki KhtCnui, {1,1 t<l«lnil Sill ' * *"*“ The U m s ( S - j j ^ t ^ u c h . ' V,n'r, SPrt"m. II Sir.h o ^ tr s s i k SOVS TEAM EMbrldgr to. 17010. g r*yuu 21 VI , „ iI b^ ., / ' 15 ArrunU UUIImnO. |7 UmlwyCArvroL*11 TI^MIfinrw V '"'"** ,2- 22OS2. 2214 1. tVirdo. |« T_, 11^ ’ t2 20- I * Bji I* |<nr, I U.W.L, Bdotmjnn. 112227*. lX*Bf jn L ^ ^ tL Uk' "»*'rll. 20 22 b" 1'- l0- 2217 S ^ u l u ™ 1 "'*• 2212 '■ i dhic Ch ,1nd C aP ™ *™ made seven saves in ‘v - n - w - 42 ^^rnn^hrr MOHrtl. 4^ CnrHhsphrr Evaim into ** M,s Notict on « « * , , u, m. .fa- MW,. ei t S S " 5- ' 150 l-NAxm. 407/7«o SOUS Alkxrw, 1 . Pmio, —, m . HR»j 6 irev, Ana �T iif. Sem inoie . lb mud VSnlnrsitij. No\rmt)pr fi. 2IKJC P a ge I I A ___________ U o a l s L egais L e g a is Notte* ° * A ppO cM en * w T n Dead lo W* ! u u ,COI,O INQ , 0 ™ E PLAT o rO w E o r R e c o r d e d i n p l a t " 9 ° * *4 page <w p u b l ic RE COHOS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA Detail thr, day d OCT 28 2002 MARYANNE MORSE A t Clerk d s a d Court By Mary Slroupe Aa Deputy Clerk Thq notice a provided pursuant to AOmnatrattve Order No 2 085 I t accordance aim me Americana mm D sa batas Act . 8 you are e perto n aim e diM baty a ho new ts any * c u * i vTxvtafxjn at otdar to p a rtri 0*4* *1 F at pmceeU nq . you are ants 8*d at no r m l to you to provnam t d co-tarn asm iance Ptaeae cnM ad » a Court Artovnmbator at 3 0 1 Norm R*!* Avenue. Santord. FI 32771. RTam* No (407)373-4330 aiten pnn 4227 aehm 2 aorkatg d a y , d y o u ,*F*p4 d INs nonce or p rner*ig 1 you am hearmg anpeaed. c a t 1 800« M 7 7 1 (TOO), t you am vnea •hpaaed. c a l 1 800 955 8770 (V) (Via Florida Relay Services) Submitted by Vargas Tnn A Kahene P A 4000 Hollywood Boulevard Suita 875 S HoFysvood FI 33021 Telephone (954)8938993 Teletociitvie (954)893 7707 PutWsh November 8 13 2002 SSO30 lN « o n Tha •Ut « .*^ ** . zz — « CERTOTCATI NO: U71 V *A N OF ISSUANCE. M oo 1W o " CEL ID* “ ■ » - » M 1-0000O v i v t o n Of Property u n i t m s M 0« M id Property b ~ .g „ p * County Ol S m n o fe . S u m d Etond* UnU»« »uch c » i M « t « i „ ^ o. ,P(X«*Tt*d AccorOng to tart Vie prop. * *“ * c»»*<m m u| * A be «oM lo t ie N g h e tl bidder el Km eie« Ironl door. Seminole C oaity C oulhouee. Santord. n o u s , on . . ' ^ nd* V '* * " * « » • ' IS. 2002 el 11 00am Ptym em t * Sern tee. eppeebm d o cu m e n liry tu m p t , i e t ,n<i 'ecorO ng Nee are lequeed lo be p e ^ by Ibe t u x e u l u l tedder ai r e •Ale F iX payment o< an amount •O ia i lo Fm h^yre ti tad it due aehei 24 h o u r, after me edvertned hme d •ale A t payments ib a l be ca>h or guaianieed m tlrum em made payede lo me C le rt d the C a rs* Court Dated on 107&7002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Qaraktne Hartord Deputy c w u Publith Norember S 2002 S801B it Notice o l A p plication lo r Tat Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mal M LM O CUST (OLYMPIC) the hold ac d ma Yrtowing cartrhcata<»| h a t Mad t a d cerM cala<t| lor a U i dead 10 ba issued meterm The cenAceie m d ib e rttl and ye a rit) d issuance me detenpbon d me property and me nam ed) r etach rt e a t a tte s te d A n t a t loHoart CERTIFICATE NO: 1170 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL I0 t 02 20-30 W l 0000 ­ 1280 D etcrpnon d Property UNIT 128 RIDGEWOOD VILLAS A CONDO ORB 3189 PQ 286 Names n wtacn assessed SUSAN L SIRIANNI A* d t a d property being >1 rna C o tr ry d Samaaaa S u ia d Flooru Uom ts »ucti c anA cata it) shat ba la d a a m e d a ra rd rig io ia a i Itmprop•HY dascrtiad ai such cartAcetatt) »■* ba to ld lo me highest b*E—< ai me east Irani door. Sam r o le i ,-ry Courmousa Sanlord. Florida on Monday November 18 2002 al 11 00am Payment d Sale lee appacede docu m en ury s u m p ta ie s and raconftng m a t am required lo be p a d by me a u rte ta fu l balder at the sale F u i payment d an amotae aqua) lo the h r jf e it b d t, due m tho 24 hoses after the advertised t o e d te le A I payments t h a t be cash or guaranteed instrument made payable lo the Clerk ol me Circuit Court Dated on 1 0 7 6 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by Gerakftne H trlord Deputy Clerk PuNtsh November 6 . 2FOT N otice o l A p plication lo r i n Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MLMCI CUST (PIER), me hddec d me b k m n g certiftceleli) h a t had t a d certA ceieUl lor a la i deed lo be issued thereon The cerWicate rxanbatisl end y e a rttl d issuance me d e te rp ta n d me property and me name)*) at e h c h 4 aas assessed iv ate a t toAcnvt CERTIFICATE NO 16T7 TEAR OF ISSUANCE 2000 PARCEL lO t 02 20-30-821 COOO- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N 0 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE N O : 99-CA-2190 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, by and mrough m# Secretary d the DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS A f FAIRS PlaaiMI V« CH A i Q a JOHNSON a no MAUSSA J JOHNSON te* w te and UNKNOWN UnANTSOW »4CRS N O TKE OF SALE N o te * n haraby g rw n that, puf ftoam lo v>a ofdaf of fmai (udgmanf antarad r* th»t cairta m (ha O c u f C oun ol Sam rota County Florida. I •nil »a1 tha propaity utoatad m Sarrwnoia County. FlorKta daacrtwd at LOT 218. M OtlO W BHO O K WEST PHASE IV ACCOPOINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 38 PAGES 77 THROUGH 79 IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUN TY FLORIDA and fommonfy known a t 1277 Si Lucia Octva. So. Ca%tat>afry F t 12707 al pubic ta la lo Iba fxghat! and tm t tMddaf tor cath. at tn« a a tl frort door o l tba Sammoi# County C ourtbouta. Sanlord. Florida at I I 00 AM on DEC 03 2002 Datad OCT 10 2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stroupa Daputy Clark In accordanca antn Iba Am arcant Wdb D*taTxi-fat Act. p a rto n t a lb (AtabA4tat naatkng a tp a o a l accom­ modation lo p a rte p a ta ibat procaading tbOuKJ contact COufl A<>navttration al laiapbona numbar 1407)885 4227 not lalar Iban tavan (7) day* pnof to tba procaatAng ft baarmg anpanad |T D 0) 1 800 955 8771 or Votcm (V) I 800 955 8770 v a Fkwxla Haiay Sarvca Ms k " la w MA 17757 U S 19 North U angrovt Bay S«i*a 500 CWarwalar FL 11764 (727)518 3800 PuM4tb fa.-varrPat 6 11 2002 SS031 2110 Desorption d Property UNIT 211 RIDGEWOOD VILLAS A CONDO 0 « 8 3169 PG ?€8 )U m « , m wftteft r l r . r r.1 C tU S TER BRANCH PARTNERS ITO A l oi U l ) pruc*<ty b*m g tn (ft* C o u ity <y S*m m ot* Slat* o< Ekxrd* U rrla u u x f t c *rt.tc a t*(« | • /w l tr* r«tw*m«r) accorqng to ( * * (ft* prop n t f O n ert» a n Rich c*/Wrcat*(») *« v J d to tha r * / r * R balrla* al lb * M i l (to rt quo*. Sammol* County C o u rlh o u ,* Santonl fto - q * . on Morwloy Norr*mra( 18 . 2003. *1 U OOam Paymant a i Sow V * *K>irc*bW documentary »tamp la **» an* tacordmg ta a , ata raqrarad b* pa«] by Ifa m u a u M b « ld ^ al Iba %a«a F u l paymartf ul an amount prju.ii lo Iba b igbatl b<d t <A<a a r^-n rvMjft alia# tba advaitnad Una ut u m i AJ paym antt th a l t « c a tb or guafanlaad m tlfu m a n l ma<1a pwyatta lo tt*a D a rk o l «ba Cacu» Court Daiad on IO2620U2 MAHtANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by G#4akAr»a Markxd Daputy Ctark ■f • * t 8 • 8. * j ,4 X* ba / \ 1 j 7 ,* to H »? *: ' <4: « •' t * • : ir * Pubfcvb IkNtriar 6 2002 SS020 It IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 99-1777 C A I4 E BANK OF NEW »0 « K AS IHUSTEE FOR AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES c o r p o r a t io n MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 1997 ) UNDER THE POOLING 8 SERVICING n a g r ee m e n t d ated as o f x is a t «l SEPTEMBER I ’ 997 iV Ml (*« ul c» -> s ill ‘ the in _ ■ SC nJ. lb ) . mg tid e 01.« n l i on ' 1 1 0 0 a m at W att Fror4 Door of 9m Sammofe County C curlbouta 9m und*r**gnad Clark * 4 offer lor tafe Iba M ow ing datenbad real property Lot 4 Biork C. Saaafraafar O at* Secbon 18 aocnnfe>g To Tha Flat Thereof a* Recorded In F*vrt Book 73 Page 9 a ilb a Pubkc Record* of SamexAa C a n y Florida kjgather wab a l t h u O r t anpmwa manta, fiaturaa. appftancaa and appurtenance* on l t d fend or u*ed <n rnnfunctmn (barawkb Tha aferaaaid aafe w*I ba made pur­ suant lo a Summary Fn ai Judgment •nferad n C M N a 01C C 1874 20C parxkng m the County Coud of 9ia EqM eenth Ajrkcial O c u t « and kx Samaiofe County F U d a DATED Vw* day of OCT 79 2007 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT By Mary Stroupa Daputy Dark Hyrxi are a parson ar*h a dwabAty who needs any accommodation ai order lo parte p a ta ai IN * proceed aig you are entitled at no cost lo you. lo 9m p rovnon of cartaai assis­ tance Please contact Court Adm*melfabon al 101 Ft Park Avenue Surte N301. Santord FL 32771 (407) 685-4227 +*N n 2 workaig day* of your rec ap t o l tbr« r e fe r # you ara hearing or voce anpaatd. c a l 1 800 955 8771 HARFTY W CARLS ESO . Teykx A Cad* PA 850 Concourse Parkway South. Suta 105. Maitland Florala 32751 Publish November 6. 13. 2002 SS033 LOT 288 SUNRISE VILLAGE UNIT 18 W R E B V GIVEN mat W M C i CU 3T (PIER, gy, , * * * . Pia«ntift HECTOR M ARTlf4E/ LOURDES GARCIA DE MARTINEZ SUNRISE OWNERS GROUP INC Dafendantt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE il> aata putiw h «n THE SE MittOL E HERALD) NOTICE IS M EREBt GIVEN ^ r M*ant lo an Ordar Raw fa<lu**ng to ie U u tu fe ‘ .ala daiad OCT 24 ftjU J tn•) a t o ta l a Cava t*> W 177/ CA 14 E ui # a CacxM C « a t v # 10 TH ju d o a l Cacutf ai arid ka SEMdtOLE O x a ty Florsia abara*> BANK OF I LEW YfjRK AS TRUSTEE FOR AMRESCO RSI DEN UAL SECURITIES COFLMOWA DON MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST |<M / 3 UNDER THE POOLING A SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS O f SEPTEMBER I 19V7 • M w a a t ar«J HECTOR MART INLY lCXJROES GARCIA DE M ARTIN I/ SUNRISE UWt<ERS GROUP INC ara defender** I a d ta fl kj t a Ngt* avi and ba*t bafcfer lor caab al tba WEST FRONT DOOR i* 9m SEMI ttOLE County CouRbouta n SEMI NOLE County F m r-ia ai I I 00 O dm » a m on t a 'Jay <J TtOV 28 2002 lLAMnng deter t e d proper ty a t vat fertft n ta d fwml Judgmar* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 01-CA-1051-14 W THE PMC72IOENT BANK Plaaitift HECTOR VEGA JANE DOE VEGA THE UNKNOWN W iF i OF HECTOR VEGA JOSEFINA VEGA JOHN DOC VEGA. IVAN A VEGA IF LIVING INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN 6POUSE O f SAID DEFENDANTS) IF REMARRIED AND IF DECEASED. THE r e s p e c t iv e unknow n h e ir s DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS LIENORS AF40 TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BV. THROUGH UF40ER OR AGAlfiST THE NAMED OEFENDANT(S) SIM lFiOLE COUNTY A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION O f THE STATE OF F lO R iU A JOHN DOE THE HH TENANT IANS DOE THE UNKftOWN TEF4AF4T Defendant* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T M f 16TM JUDICIAL CIRCUfT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO 01 CA-237S-14 m o rtg ag e electro ns: REGISTRATION SYSTEMS IN C . PLAINTIFF VS CFLARLES S RHINE MART IF LIVIFIG AND IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS D E V IS E E S G R A N T E E S ASSIGNEES UENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH UNDEn OR AGAINST CHARLES S RHINE HART KATHLEEN A RHINE HART. IF LIVIF4G AND IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS TFUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH UNOCR OR AGAINSTKATFK.EEN A RHINE MART JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS in POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) FIE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur *uen| to an Order Granting the Motion to Ravel Forecto*ure Safe dated OCT 28 2002 entered ai CrW Casa No Of CA 2375 14 of toe G roa t Court oI the 18TM Judcial G roa t ai and tor SEMiNOlE Cois*y. SANFORD. Flord a I *<i * a i to 9m b*gbatl and be*t btodar tor ca*b at AT WEST FFIONT DOOR at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at X I N PARK AVENUE m SANFORD FI at n 00 AM a m on tba day of DEC 03 2002 9m kfeow aig dasertoad property a t uH katb ai * j «J Summary fin a l Aalgm art. to wrt LOT 31 32 ANO 39 PLAT OF THE TOWN OF SYLVAN F'AIlh ACCORDING TO THE P i AT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2 PAGE 89 OF TMf PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUtt TY FLORIDA Dated fbr* day ut OCT 79 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryann# Morse Cferk of tha G rc u l Court By Mary Stroupa Daputy Cferk Ftobfcsb ai TFte SEMINOLE MEFLALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S U rw ervty D*>va Suita 500 Ptantatam FL 33324 (954)233 0000 01 779791NCL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT parson* with dwafaUfe* need a>g a special acixm m odatnn kboukJ contact COURT AOMiNiSTRATlOfl. at the SEMiNOLE County Courlbouaa al 40 7 885 4227 I 800 955 8771 (TD O lor 1 800 955 0770 via Florida Relay S r m a Putwsb November 6 13. 2002 SS034 n o t ic e o f s a l e Nnura i* hereby grvan that pur s*«ant to a F eu l Summary AaJgment of Furactoaora entered n Vw abuva *tyW*d cauw* n it -a C r u A Court uf SamakAa Counfy Ftoraia I w 4 * a l tba pruparty wtuete ai Samtnofe Cour*y F lutida Jevcrtw d a* LOT 1 LESS THE SOUTHEAST 25 FEET BLOCK B MEREDITH MANOR GENE GABLES SEC TON ACCORDING TO THE K A T THERE OF AS RE COROE D IN PLAT BOOK 8 PAGE i J OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMiFiOLE COUN­ TY FLORIDA ArK'A 105 107 F4OMTHWO0D DRIVE LOftGWOOO FLO RDA 12779 al pufec u - a to V « r - / w vi ar*d Lwvl bidder tor cash AT THE WEST FRONT DOOM SEMi NOIE COUN TY COURTHOUSE SAFl FORD FLORIDA Florida al 11 00 A M . on tba day of NOV 28 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF C lfK U lT COURT B 1 Mary Stroupa Daputy Cferk la w Ofbca* uf Danwl C Cunauagra 8901 Neath Armenia Avenue Tamp* Fktoda 1)804 1041 Alturnay* tor PlaaitW Puukib f fcjverrpef 6 13 2002 SS012 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOIE COUNTY FLORlOA CASE NO 01 1874 20 C SWEETWATER OAKS HOME l/W N E R S ASSOCIATION INC a nut tor pruM FkaaM OOftajrefern PWafeff ESTATE O f AU EN E ROBBINS f e M t a r ) any ixfenuwn party w r» rr^ay (.lean as baa davwae grantee aawgrwa kanor c/atMu* tnwtaa or (Atm* claanant by Facaajh Y d a ca agaaial 9m ESTATE O f ALLENE HOBBifiS UNKNOWN PARTIES iff POSSESSION CHRIS TAl BEN f i t TT c o n t r a c t in g Defender NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that u i 9m «lay uf DEC 03 2002 at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORlOA CASE NO 02 CA 971 AW CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PtarttAf. v* WILLIAM MACLEOD at ua at al Defendant) t ) . NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS MCHEBf GIVEN p u suanl to toe Faial Judgment enteted ai F«s case nuw pandng ai seal C o u t 9m styfe uf w tv ili « r d c a f e l abuve I *afl to the tvgbasl and bast fed der H cash al 9m Wesl Front Dour SEMINOLE COUNT 1 COURT HOUSE X I f forth Park Awerve Santord Ftorda 32771 at 1100 A M on toe >]ey uf DEC 03. 2002 toe L A u w rg described property a t sat forth ai *atd O* ler or F a ^ l Judgment to e4 LOT 122 O f SPRtffGS LAN0«NG UfnT FOUR. ACCORDING TO THE p l a t t h e r e o f a s r e c o r d e d in PLAT BOOK 25 AT PAGE 8 ) 64 ano 85 of the p u b l ic RECORDS OF SEMiNO lE CONN TY. FLORIDA ORDERED 91 SEMiNOIE County Ftorvlt tow day ul OCT 29 2002 MAM rANNE MORSE A* Cferk G rc u l C u u l SEMiffOLi Ftoraia By Mary SlKJUfw A* Deputy Cfe»k SPEAR 8 HOFFMAN 700 South D>iw »ta/>wey Coral (iabfes Fkavia 13148 Tefepbcaw (3U5/888 7299 Ffertnrt* wrtb iksabfety wtar nemJ a ip w ta l atiranm caiaton to perbo pole ai to** ( r u u w in g should ccai U l I ADACuordnator al X I N F*ark A a a ita SuAa N . Santonl Ftoraia 327/1 al feesl toe days prajr to ffw prtxaw kng Tefephona (407)323 4 )K ) f a t 4 221 I 800 955 8771(TDO| ur I 8U> 955 8770tV) it# F lu iia MaUf S e r n a »c P u tM b tfoFvarrbar 8 13 2002 IN THC CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AtfO FOR tC M iN O L f COUNTY FLORlOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO (M C A 245414 W Lec. als WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. INC . PlaaY.ft PHILLIP A HAGUE, at al. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF ACTION TO P H ItllP A HAGUE LAST KNOWTf ADORESS 117 West I8tb Street Santord. FL 3277! CURRENT AOORESS UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PAR TIES CLAIMINQ BY THROUGH UNOER A740 AGAINST THE MERE IN N A M E 0 INDIVIDUAL OEFEN 0ANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DE AO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS ES HEIRS DEVISEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN AOORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN VOU ARE NOTIFIED (bat an action to toradoca a mortgage on iba P4 Inwing d e s e rte d property ai SEMI­ NOLE C o utfy Ftoraia LOT 11. SANFORO HEIGHTS AOOITION ACCOROtNG TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 82. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN TV FLORIDA has bean Med igaaisi you and you ara rague ad lo serve a copy of your wrkten defense* w4h*i X days after (be fast publication if any. on Echevarria A Assoc talas PA. PfetofelTt attorney whose adiress •* 9119 Corporate Lake Dnva S uta 300 Tampa. Ftorda 33834. and Me Iba bngnaf wab in * Court adbar bakxa saryica on F\wnbff t aflomays or vnmadfetefy toareaflar otbanana. a dataUt wfe ba entered aga<n*t you lo r tba rakat demanded ai lb# C om pfer* or patibon T N * note# sb a l ba pubk*ba«l once each weak tor two consecutive weeks ai the Santord Herald WITNESS my band and the seal ot IN * Court on IN * day of OCT X . 2002 MATTYANNE MORSE CLERK CLERK O f THE ClFTCUIT COUFTT By Ruth tong A* Deputy Cferk Echevmrna A Associate* PA P O Boa 25018 Tampa FL 33822 5010 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT PERSONS WITH DISABILI TIES NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM MO DAT ION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PFK3CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMlNISTRA HON AT 201 N TURK AVENUE SANFORO. FLORlOA 32771 TELE FhtOffE NUMBER (407)323 4 3 X NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING IF HEARING IMPAIRED |TDO) 1 BOO955 8771 OR VO*CE (V) I 800 955 8770 VIA FLORIDA RELAY SCR VICE PuNtsh November 6 13 2002 SSQ36 FAMILY COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF ERIC DOCKET NO B -13640-41-2002 In the Maher of (be CommAment of Guardfensbp and Custody pursuant to Section 384 b ol tba Social Service* Lae of Jefhey Sutler, dob 9 7 8 88 Manssa Sutler, dob 11/1091 Ch4dren Under lb# Age of Eighteen veers alleged lo ba Abandoned Respondent Jeffrey Sutler SUMMONS WITH N O TIC t IN THE NAME OF THE P f O Pl E OF THE STATE OF N f V/ *0*1* To Jeffrey Suffer A iktre** 296 / Embassy Casselberry Fkxala 32/02 A p r M w i haveMj t e en I f e t n tb«s Coud dateil tba t/t h day ot May 2002 aifegng that tf a above nan*>d cbAtreri to tha care of THE ERIE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES should ba comrmttad to 9m guankanshp and cus­ tody o l toe ERIE COUNTY DEPART MLNT OF SOCIAL SERVICES, a copy of tba petitvm t e n g a m a ta ij hereto YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear before thd Court at 1 N'agar a Pla/a. Buffalo New ^tork on December 19 2002 at 9 00 octock Pad 6 to the kxenoon uf that day to show causa why the Coud ftbouk] net enter an order commuting the guartkanshp and custody of 9m chddran to toe paObonmg Agency a* prow iad by law PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that 4 guartkansNp and custody of 9m thA 'ken are commtttad to tba petibontog Agency tba cfvklran may be aduptal w>tb tba content c4 ER»E COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SER VICE S an authorized agency, without your consent or further note# to you PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that you have tba right to ba repre­ sented by a lawyer ar«1 4 tha C o u l f i v h that you a•• ix v t f e to pay kx a lawyer you ha»a tha r^ys lu have a lawyer assigned by the Court PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE trial you» taAura to appear may rasiJt xi tTfe larmtoatKXi of a l parental rights to 9m cffedrai. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that your taAura to appear shaJ con stituta a darval of your tofarast to tha cbJdran wheh may result wShout further notice t i tba transfer or com mJmenf of tha chAdrans care, cut ludy of guartkans/up or tba cfwkkan * eduption to thrt or any subsaquarl prucaarknq to wheb care custody or guankany *p or aduptiun may be at issue In tba event of your daiauA lb# court may hear and defer maw 9m pet-bun as provided by few Dated Cy 0*de* of iba Court Frank J B oren Cferk of tba Coud PvAAsb November 8 2002 SS03 / NOTICE OF LIEN SALE in accordance w th tba pruvfenn* c4 Slate law tbara ba-ng due and unpaid charge* k x wbcb 9m under signed fe entitled to *at>*fy an owner * Sen uf the gomH bereneffer d e v r b e d and sfcxed at Urvfe B» 4» s S a l Storage k xatad at 2850 W • 5tf. Street SanAxd Fkx*ia 3 2 //1 (40/) 324 996-5 And. due nuU a havw*j been grven to Ibe uwnar iA *aei pripa rty arvj ad parties kmswn to cla m an m erest there*i ar»l 9m tm e spw / e l n such note# t r pay merit of such having e*p«»1 iba / ■ • h wd he v « l 4l putfe. auckixi at 9m sbArs stated e k i v M to ff<e f*Jh est tester or uffwrwtsa d i p v l *4 (as W ednesday November / / . 2002 Data uf Auction Tme ? X I'M ALXTlONEEM U C NO UftA N o . f la r e Laal ¥jv m \ A » « i » Uf Mala 'tg a tftU . D tK T A ition of O o o d i to t « A u tL w rr l 120 b e rv w T iA w t C M r dresser ujffee tats# beryefe n m kxnAure biees A r«juaafv.a| gum is 2 0 / Edward Junes H u W hAJ g a jih kxnAura buses 212 Susah Sarvw.es kv. AIM mar hews fousehufcj 4 e *s n w c 2/1 l/Vrile TuUsi IkM tW itU ) i/« < h kxrvture t«.««v iV kSkM Sii A p V N it L rr.A L S L fg als L e g a is L fgals 315- ffedys Vafe/. Household gund* A loots 347 Ffeula G«bson Househoki goods fumaura bnaas 427 Shared Randal Household gnods. furniture, bo*#*. TVsr'stareo egupmant 525- Gladys Ransom. L iw ig room, dawig room, and badroom tumdiaa (3 bedroom house) 537- Cam# Duval AufcyrmbAe • 75 Chevy Vai •1N39U5V059B 4 0 618 Lakeasba Bra. fe y Housahokf good* tomdura. bo w s TVsfeiareo egupmenf 810 Kayanta FLansom Aiaomofefe. 94 Ftontvac * Vai • 1G2HX52U(R42887t3 819- Tabdba Draon B»rd cage motorcycle. 4 e heefer* rrvsc 7T0- Catbrynna Im dem ervi Motorbom# S outbw w l 1984 (31) Vai ilG V K P 37W 0C 3325919 Pubksh November 10. 17. 2002 SSQ30 YEAR O f ISSUANCE 1*95 PARCEL I 0 t 25-19 X 5 A O 0 4 I 8 00A0 Oascnprvxi of Property LEO N 100 FT OF W 17 BLK 4 TR 18 A E 728 FT O f VACO ST AOJ ON W TOWN OF SANFORO PB 1 PQ 113 Names «i wbtrh assessed MU ORE 0 B BRYANT A i of sa d property bamg n toe County of Serranofe. State of Fionda L lk a s t such certifcaiets) th a * ba redeemed according lo few toe prop arty dasrrtoad to such eertiffratait) wfe be sold to tha Ngbasl baiter af toe west front drxx Sammofe G xtofy Coudbousa. SanAxd FtorVia on Monday. December 16. 2002. at 1100am Payment of Safe fee appkcabfe documentary stamp la aas and recurring fee* ar# requvad to ba P fel by toe successful batter at toe tafe Fufl payment of an am oud •ryial to toe highest bai •* due wffbei 24 hour* after the advertised Im a of safe A l payment* *b a l be cash or guaranteed instrument. mad# payable to the Cferk of 9m G rc u l Court Dated on 10717002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Gar akin# H a rtxd Deputy Cferk PubAsh November 6. 13 20 27. ii / n / o s (1) hsar 1997Mas# CHEVROLET V1N* 1GBEG2573PF329355 (1) Year 1981 Make FORD VlN * ABP7709BA129097 PubAsh IkMorlsmt 6. 2002 880 40 Notice o f Application to r Taa Deed NOTKE IS HEREBY OIVCN. toal INTEGRATED F S I INC. toe te tte r of toe M o w in g certiftcate(*) h a t Med serf certihcafe<*| k x a taa (feed lo bo issued toereon The camkcafe num­ ber!*) and y tio rtt) of isauance. too descrptio n o f toe property and toe nam eft) in which • we* assessed •par# as tpiow * CERT1FKATI NO: 704 YEAR OF OSUANCC: I860 PARCEL ID * 38-18-30-515-0000­ 0180 Descnption of Property LEO LOTS 10 0 19 i N 1/2 OF VACO ST ON S BLK 0 A 0 CHAPPELLS SUBO PS 1 PO 71 Name* tn which a ** e * * e d 7ENFPHA CALHOUN A I of M r f property bang «t toe County of Seminote. Stale of Florida Unfesa such certificate!*) ahel ba redeemed acconting to few. toe prop­ erty deserbed in such camftcafefs) mrn be * o tt to toe teghetf u t t e r af toa west froni door. Semxicfe Cocrty CourtoouM. Sankxd. Fkxida. on Monday Decarrber 2. 2002. al 11 OOam Payment of Safe lee. appAcabfe documentary stamp ta ie * and reconting fees are requred to ba parf by toe success*! U t t e r af toe safe F u l payment of an amotx* equal to toe teghesf b rf « due edhai 24 hour* after toe advertieed time of •ate A l payments she! be cash or guaranteed instrument. made payable to toe Cferk of toe C a oK Nolle# o f A p plication toaTa* Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toat M l MCI CUST (OLYMPIC G O GULF GROUP, toe holder of toe todoweig rerlWeate<*> has Mad t a * l cerMLeata(») tor a Ua (feed to ba asued thereon The ceducate nurtoart*) and yaarts) of tssuanca. Iba dasenphon of the property, and to# rv m n * | ai which d was assessed a 'v a as todows CERTIFICATE NO 4443 YEAR O f ISSUANCE 2000 FWF)CEL ID# 25 21 31 3000010­ 0000 Description of Fhoperty LEO SEC 25 TWP 21S RGE 31E BEG 545 X FT W A 71 01 FT N I DEG 13 MiN 25 SEC W OF E V4 COR RUN S T 0CG 13 M l/f 25 SEC E 71 01 FT W TO A PT 417 FT E OF W LI OF SE 14 OF NE 1/4 N 21 FT W 417 FT NW IV TO A PT W OF BEO E TO BEG Names ai wtveh assessed THE ANDEN GROUP OF FLORIDA Ad of t a d property being ai Iba County of Semeiote State of Florida Unfess such cert*ce«e<s) shad ba redeemed accordtog lo law toe prop arty desertoed ai such carbftcatets) md be sold to toe Ngbast bakiar at Iba west front door. Samtoofe Coitoty Coudbousa. Santord Fionda on Monday December 10. 2002. al 11 00am F»eyment of Safe fee appkcatfa documentary stamp ta ie s and racordaig fees are required to ba p a d by toe successful twider a! toe safe Fud payment of an amount equal to 9m h qfm ti b*J m due w tNn 24 hours after tha aov k v d tana of safe Ad payments shad ba cash or guaranteed instrument. made payable lo the Clark of Iba Grcud Coud Oatad on 1031700? MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FlO R 'O A by Gerakkne Hadrxd Daputy Cfe«k Publish November 6 13 20. 27. 2002 SS039 Notice o f A p plication tor Tas Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (bat MLMCI CUST (CLOVERFiELO) C O GULF GROUP the holder ot the lot lowing ca rM o d e ls ) b a t Mad sad cartit ca fe !*) k x < ta i dead to ba •ssuad thereon Tba certificate num­ bed*) and yaar(t) of tssuanca lb# deterpbon of tba property and the name<») to which 4 wa« assessed is are as todowt CERTIFICATE NO 2877 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 2000 PARCEL 10* 07 «1 29 5150000 1060 De*c"pt«>n ul P itp erty LEG LOT ton WE n iv A M l SERVE UNIT 2 PO 14 PGS 31 A W A H A Names to w tvih a*%e**«d JOSE C POOGI lO APOG Gi A f of M i l p rip e tty tw«ng to tfw County ot Semmofe State ut Fkx ■la Unless such cerktcafa!*) sbai be tedeamed acccxrkng to few Iba prop arty d e te rtw d «i such carktcatels) * 4 be sokf to tba tvgbasl baiter at tba west front door Sameiofe County Courthouse. Sanlord Florida on Mom lay Oacambar 18 2002 al 11 00am Payment of Safe fee. appkcabto documentary Stamp Mae* and recordtog fees are requeed to ba paa] by toe successful belter at tba safe F u i payment *A an ammtot equal to 9m Ngbasl ted m due w4Nn 24 hours affar tba advertised time ol safe A* payments shad ba cash or guaranteed instrument. made payable to 9m Cferk of V * G rc u l Court Dated on 10717002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by G eraklne Marked Deputy Cferk Potash November 6 13. 20 27 2002 SSO40 Notice of Application lo# Taa Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toat MLMCI CUST (OCEAN PARK) G O GULF GROUP the holder r4 9m kV towmg cerUhcawtt) has Med %a«J c e U u l r d ) kx a taa (teed to be ssued thereon The certificate nun bar(S) am1 yea/(«) ol wsuanca toe dascfptMin of toe p n^arty and tba namat*) to wb<b 4 was assessed ik are as kXtow* CERTIFICATE NO 238/ YEAR OF ISSUANCE 2000 PARCEL lOe 08-20 31 SG2 0WUO 0070 Dascripticto uf Property LEG LOTS 7 TO 10 BLK 9 PALM TERRACE PB 4 PGB2 Names to which assessed W i l l AM M HERMAN A l of sad property betog to tba CnuXy uf Samtoofe State of Fkxda Unfess such rartiNafetS) Sbal ba redeemed accenting to few thepw** arty drtscrtiad to s u b cer1ihcafe<t) wfe be vv d to 9m t <gbast tedder at tba west t*ur4 ciocr Sameiofe County Courthouse Sanlord Flood#, on IAtoday December 18. 2002 11 00am Payment uf Safe fee appcabfe documentary stamp '#■#* and re to n in g lews are r r , e * d to ba p a d * y tba suxessHJ b a lle t at tba vafe FuA payment of an amount eryual to tba Ngbasl te l >s due watvn 24 N j u s «ff«r ttw advarfivad tmw uf safe Ai payments sba4 be cash or guaranteed instrument made payatk* to toe Cferk of the CacuA Court Dated on 10(31 2002 U A H rA N N t MOR.iE CLERK OF iMfc CIRCUIT COURT SEMlfKA E COUNTY FLOIU()A , ( «erakktoa Harked Daputy Cferk PutWvb November 6 13 20 27 2002 &3041 Notice of Application tor Taa Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY (afVEN 9mt DONALO L A AfiNL T TERRY HE VOL'AIM I LIVING TTAiST the huider I toe k A w r g t e t A u l a u i h a t tiwd sad uertifaatatSI kx a U deed k) be issued Ihereun The cat t.tu a«# number I*) and yeatts) uf •vsuaine ttw duw .rpr»*i (J toe prop eity a<«l Aw rwnwrs) at w N ib 4 was avsekseil •* aie as kA rw s C l HTlf 1CATE NO 185 2002 SS042 Notice o l Application lo r Tai Oaad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. * u l RUTH COLMAR the holder of toe M ow ing certificate!*) ha* Mad sad certfbr*!#(») kx a tar dead to be issued thereon Tha certificate num­ bed*) and year(s) of issuance tba desCTftoon of lb# property and toe nam e!*) y i wNcb a was assaksad CERTIFICATE NO: 431 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: I N I PARCEL I0 » 30-19 30-3000 0 8 0 ­ 0000 Dascrptxxi of Property LEO SEC X TWP 19S F1GE X E S 1 CM OF N 2 CM OF W 5 CM OF E 10 CM O f NW 1 4 Names to Wfecb assessed STORE 18 INC A f of s a d property bang to toe C ocrty of Samtoofe State of F kxda Unfess such certificated) sb a l be redeemed accordtog to few the prop­ erty described m such cartifica*a(s) wfe ba sold to tba Ngbasl batter at tba west front door Samtoofe County Courthouse SanAxd. Fkxda. on Monday December 16. 2002. at 11 00am Payment of Safe fee. appkcabfe documentary stamp ta ie s and recording fees ar# required to be p a d by me successful te tte r at tba safe Fu8 payment of an amount equal to the highest b d is due wnthei 24 hour* after the advertised hme of safe A* payments sbal ba cash or guaranteed instrument. made paysNa to toe Cferk of m# G rc u l C out Dated on 10317002 MARYANNE MQRSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORlOA by G eraklne Martord Deputy Cferk PubAsh November e. 13. 20 27. 2002 SS043 N otice o f A p plication lo r T a i Dead NOTICE »3 HEREBY GIVEN that M l MCI CUST (OLYMPIC) G O GULF GROUP the better of me tol kvwtoQ re d it* a ta ri) baa fifed s a d certibcatefs) k x a Ua deed to ba issued tbeieun Tba cartihcafe n u n beds| amt yearfsl of •svtt.tnce toe •»rv, l y-T-m «X ffw ar«l ttw iiam eisl to *>♦•*• t* 4 was i t t o t t n l •v .lie as kXhnMS CERTIf ICAIF NO 4*a f U A H O f ISSUANCE ZOtW PARCEL 10* 21 21 12 5CF 8 /0 0 0010 Dascnptiun of Property LEG LOTS t TO / BLK 67 NORTH CMULUOTA PB 2 PG 58 Names >n wNcb assessed DOHOIHY TUCK TTAJSTEE FBO A I of sad property betog m toe County of Sametofe. State of Fionda Unfess such certificate!*) sb a l ba redeemed accenting to few ttw prop­ erty la ser b e d to such certificate! *| be se tt to Iba highest b a ile r at tba west hunf door Samtoofe County Courtbuusa Sanford. Fkxsla on Monday December Ifl 2002. at I I OOam Payment of Safe fee appAcabfe documentary stamp taaat and roccxtlng fees era requead to ba p a d by toe successful bddet at toe i F u l payment of an amount equal to tba Nghest b d •* due wibto 24 hours after toe advertised tana of safe A I payments sbai ba cash or guaranteed tosfrument mad# payable to the Cferk of toe Circuit Cout Dated on 10317002 UAH rANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMUKXE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Gerakkna Merkxd Daputy Cfer* PubAsh November 8. 13 20. 27 2002 SS044 Samtnofe C om m unity College 100 Weldon Boulevard Sanford FI 32773 Not tee of B*-v.d M r k ftQ The District Rua> i cf Irustaes of Samtoofe Community College a n rx x x x e t a Board Meeting to wNcb a l persons a/e myttad Data arv] Ten# Tuesday. November 19. 2002 «l t UD p n. Place Semtoola Commurvty Cu*age W eklto AiAntotstratton Boating R u m A 200 Pupuao K rg J a r Muntbfy M o # m j A copy uf toe egervle may be obtained by anttog lo D E Ann McGee at 100 W attun B o uavatt SanAxd Flunda 32/73 or by taflmg Ltoda Cowets al 407 326 2010 and a/rangng kx an agenda to ba maxed or aiaxeb*# kx p<A up Pursuant to tba provwwns of toe Am arcan* with D*ab-<-t>a* Act any parson raqurrtog spacta! accommo daNxis to partupeta m tr •» meeting is asked to aifvisa Samtoofe CumrmxMty C u ie g * af feast 48 hours be*xe <ba meetvig t>V cixiiatlm g l vide Knight at 4 0 / 125 2010 if p u are baarmg or speech m paaad p*rai*r contact Semtoufe Gtoimurvty Colfege by ca»»iig Ms Dorothy PewNxi at 4 0 / 328 2109 ffervnn« are ailnsad that 4 tfwy d M iia to at t-*a( any decisaxi maife at INs meetxvj tfwy wfe newt reeixd uf toe p ua eertng* and k scab ( u p ia e (bey may need to n a u a ff-»t a vaibafim record uf toe prur setting# w made wNcb record icka fe s tba lasfentxiy and avafence upon wNcb tba appea! ts to be t.avail per Section 288 0108 f k««l* Statutes PubAsh Nuvanbar 6 2002 SS045 Public Auction PubAc auction to be L e tt af 901 am on toe tMyU) speeded teffuw at tow irunl dour uf Atf wn » Tuweig Inc lu ta to d at 24W OkJ la k e Mary Rd Sufe 134 Sankxd. FL kx toe p u puse of (tisimseig ul 9m kfemweig Fur Kxtow* efexmatiun |40/l321 2948 NOTICE 0 0 AUCTION This auction wfe ba held on December 2.2002 at 9 X AM at 325 Autin Ave Ovwdn FL tba vaNcfes on tba day before (be Auction from 9AM u n li 8PM Terms are cash or cartiffe* fund* onty O nado Towmg u s a oa s t ie n ^ iI to accept or refuse any and a i b tt* Tba kfeowng vabrfe* ara offered k x bids 1998 CHRY VAN VlN * 1C4GP55L1TB788680 1907 NISSAN VtN* JN1C 7 14S2MX152561 1906 DOOGE LANCER VlN* 1B3BX4AK0GN77S775 1994 ALUM BOAT VIN * BUJ77546C494 1994 BOAT TRAILER VlN* 4TM11CO19R0OO42O1 PubAsh November 6. 2002 SS047 NOTKE OF PU 8UC AUCTION Notice is hereby grven Samtoofe Wrecker Service wfe t a i af PubAc Auction kx safvege k x cash on demand to Nghest better toe tol lowing desertoed seNcfea Nov. 18.2002 85N w sanP U V to * JN6N001S9FW048948 84 Ford Lid V to * 1FABP3930EA132840 The auction wfe be heki at 1200 PM on toe serf date* above Al Samtoofe Wrecker serve# 2540 S Myrtie Ave Sanlord. FL 32773 Prospective b e tte r* may inspect vaNcfes one hour prior to safe Term* are cash or certified *und* Samtoofe Wrecker reserves toe rv/4 to accept or reject any and a l bets PubAsh November 6 2002 SSO40 NOTKE OP SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLE Pursuant to Fionda Statute 713 585 M rf Florida U#n And Recovery wfe s e i at pubkc safe kx cash (ha fcfeowtog deserbed reNcfets) kxated at kanor** place to sal •sty a darned hen k x labor andor storage 1990 CHEVROLET VAN VlN 1GNOUO6C4WDI78018 Lwn Amt 15345 00 O wnerW Jtfe J Kmbrough 522 A Lane Cocoa a and Henry J Sxrxnons 577 Player Ln M artff island F t Lwnhotter-HAFC PO Bor 17902 Sen D*ego. CA LwncxBfe Heard Chevrolet 127 N G egon SI Sanlord FL 32771 Tat 4 0 / 321 7800 Safe datw November 22. 2002 at 10 00 at 3001 Atom# Ave Ste 227k. Wtoier Park, a Sarf 'mNctoJi) may be redeemed by sat •stytog toe ken prior to safe date Ybu have toe ngN to a N a n g at any tm e poor to safe date by **ng j demand kx bearing to toe excut court Owner b#* toe right to recover posswsawn ol vebeto by posting a bond to accordance wffb F 3 559 917 Any proceeds to excess ot toe em ocrl of toe ken wfe be deposit ed w*h toe Cferk of G rc u l Court to the county where to# veNcfe ts held M rf Florida l e n and Racovery 3001 Aloma Ave *227A W raer Park. FL 32792 PubAsh November 6. 2002 RR232 Notice o f A p plication lo r Tea Deed NOTKF 13 HEREBY GNCN mat D O N A lD t TERRY, ANNE 1 Tf MHV H f V X 'A l t l f IIV N G IM H .T fMWAw >4 ftm k lik re rv j «•»•*■»* *t» i«i has f w t u < l ( x iM r i k H i l kx a *«• •t A» l x VvMMin fhw ix* Micalw num bertsi and year(S) of issuance toe desrrptinn of toe prop w ty and the n a m e ftl to wNrb 4 was assessed w a re as kfetwra CERTIFKATE NO 208 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1995 PARCEL ID * 25 19-30SAG0010- 0010 DescrpfKXi of Property LEG LOT t BLK 6 TR 10 TOWN O f SANFORO PB t P 0 82 Names »n wh*cb assessed ROBERT Q CROQUETTE AI of sarf property betog n toe County of Samtoofe. State of Florida Unless such certificate's) »he! be redeemed accenting to few. toe prop arty deserbed n such certificate!*) be sett lo toe h«ghe*l U tte r at west front door. Semtocfe G asify Courtoouae. Sankxd. Fkxrfa on Monday December 2. 2002. at 11 00am Payment of Safe fee appAcaUe documentary stamp (a te * and reconting lee* are requeed to be pad by toe i u u s m U U tte r at toe safe F u l payment of an amount w)uai to toe Nghest U t « due *4hm 24 hour* after toe advertised time of safe A I payments sbal be cash or guaranteed instrument made payable to toe Cferk of toe Ceofe Court Dated on 10/17 -700? MAH rANNE M O H fL CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FlORlOA by G e ra ld ** Merkxd D*c*«ty Cferk PubAsh October 21 X . 2002 and November 6 13. 2002 RR157 Notice of Application for T ai Owed NO TKE IS HEREBY GIVEN toal ANNA FE H TK FOUNDATION INC toe hotter c l toe kfeuwtog certiti cat#!*) has Med sarf cedN ate!*) kx a Ua deed to be wsued toereon The le ftiV a te number(s) and year!*) of issuance the deaerptim of toe prop­ erty end toe name<*) n wNch < was assessed s w r as kaows CtHTlFICATE NO 948 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1994 PARCEL ID * 32-1831 502 000D OOA0 Oescrption of Property LEG N 50 FT O f S 12S FT O f W 110 FT O f LOT A ROSE LAND PARK PB 7 PG 51 Name* n which assessed MiNN*E L PEW A i of sarf property bex'g n toe CcxxXy of Senvnufe. Stale ufFtorrfa Ureas* such certfecafeU) sha* be rede em ail accenting to few toe prop arty deserbed n such certfecalets) w>* tie sett to toe Nghest U k fe r at 9m wesl front <tixX SemxxXe Cocxty Courtoouae Sankxd Fkxrfa on kkxrfay December 2 2002 al I I 00am ifeyment of Safe We at*w t atxe ducumenfary stamp tares and reconting Wes are '« g x A l k i te peal by to# successU better al toe safe F u l payment of an amount ei|uai to toe Ngfwsl U i « due w4hxi 24 h u u s after toe advertised time of saw A l payrrwnts sba* be cash or guaranteed xiftbumenf. made payable to toe Cferk of *«e CxcuA Court Detail .#i (0 1 /2 0 0 2 MAHrANM . MORSE CLE RK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMiNOIE COUNTY FLOftiUA by G erattne Markxd Deputy Cferk PubAsh O tk b e r 71 X 2002 and November tt 13 2002 RR150 Court Dated on 10/17/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY aORlOA by Oeraktine Harkxd Deputy Clark Pubftah October 73 X 2002 w r f Novembers 13. 2002 RR150 . N otice o f A p p icatton fo r T a i Dead NO TKE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toal Kevxi Q Terry toe te tte r of toe kA towing certificated) h a t Mad serf certificated) k x a tax deed to be issued toereon The certificate rsxnbarfs) and yaarfi) of aeuance. toe (fesenpbon of toe property, and toe nam ed) h wtech I wee a* t este d fear# as toAow* CERT1FKATE NO 880 YEAR OF I00UANCC: 1980 PARCEL 10* 31-19-31 5284000­ 0090 Descnption of Property LEO LOT 9 CEOAAMILL PB 29 PO 16 Name* n w hch assessed Judffh G atbai Personal Rep AM o l serf property bexig n toe G xxity of Semmofe Slate of Fionda Unless such certifcatefs) *haf be redeemed accenting to lew. toe prop­ erty deserbed «n such certificated) wfe be s r t t to (be Nghest Cwtifer at toe west front door. Senvnofe Cocrty Courthouse Sankxd. Fkxrfa. on Monday December 2. 2002. at 11 OOam Payment cj Safe fee appkcabfe documentary stamp (axes and reconting Wes are requvad to be parf by tow successful U tte r al 9m safe F u l payment of an amount equal lo toe h«^wst b rf « due witoxi 24 hours after toe advertised time of safe A I payment* th a t be cash or guaranteed instrument. made payable lo toe Cferk ol toe C xcu t Court Dated on 1(3177002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA tiy lu a n n e VfeorSev Deputy Clark •. PtiN-sh O rW «» 23 X 2002 arrf Nt*v«mtx»r t\ 11 jv m j PH 100 N otice o f Application for Tax Owed NOTKE IS MENEB V GIVEN 'hat KEVIN G TERRY tba hosier of toe kxkjwmg certAcatet*! ha* Med sarf ceititea te!*) kx a tax deed lo be m%um1 Ibereun The certiorate rvxn ber(») and yeans) <4 issuance t»w deserptiun of toe prt.*wfty and toe nam et*) xi whch 4 was assessed •vara as kfeow* CERTIFICATE NO 854 YEAR OF ISSUANCE. 1895 PARCEL (0 * 31-1031 528000D 0050 Oescrptiun c l Proparty LEG LOT 5 C l 0AHHILL PB 29 PO 16 Names n w fx h asaesaed JUOlTH GABBAI PERSONAL REP A I of sarf property bex'g n toe County of Senxnofe. Stale of F k x rf* Unless such certiteaief*) *h a l be redeemed accenting to few. toe prop­ erty deserbed n such certitealef*) wfe be «ott to toe irghe*1 brfder el the was! front door. Semnofe G xtoty Cnixtbous# Sankxd Fkxrfa on Murrfe. re c ember 2. 2002 at 11 00am Payment of Safe We. appkcaftte documentary stamp taxes and reconting We* are required to be parf by toe successful brfder al toe safe Fife payment of an amount equal to 9m Nghesl brf fe due wfeten 24 h u u t #ff«r toe advertised time of safe Am paymant* she* be cash or guaranteed nsuument made payable to toe C tok c* *fe C acuf Court Deled on 1 0 1 / 2002 MAHYAN/iE MCHSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by Luarme Wocrffey Deputy Cferk Pubash October 23. X . 2002 and Nuvember 6 13 2002 RR161 Notice of Application tor Tax Deed NOTKE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toal KEVIN G TERRY toe te tte r of toe kjOuwxtg Lertiftcatet*) ha* Med sarf certificate!*) kx a taa teed to be waued toereun The certificate num ­ ber!*) and yeer(s) of isauance. toe desenpaon of toe property, end toe name!*) * i wtech 4 we* asaesaed •s are as kfeow* CERTIFICATE NO 850 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1895 PARCEL 10* 31-1031 528 0000­ 0010 Detcnption of Property lE Q LOT 1 CEDARMi u PB 29 PG 16 Name* n wtech asaesaed JUOtTH GABBAI PERSONAL REP A I of serf property b e r g n toe County of Senvnofe State of f kxrfe Unless *uch certihcatei*) th e ! be redeemed etx o n ln g to few toe prop *rty deserbed n such certificate!*) wfe be sett to toe Nghest U k fe r *i toe wesl Hunt d u x Semxiofe County Courtoouae Sankxd Fkxrfa, on M irrfx y December 2. 2002. al 11 OOam Psyfffe** ul Safe We appteatae documentary stamp taxes end recunting Wes a'# >eqi«ed to be parf by toe *occe*alul Ladder al toe safe Fife payment 4 m i t f r w t wiuai to toe h^/fesl b rf « due witoxi 74 te *x * after toe aiXeriee .1 ^ m oI safe AM payments *h a l be cash or guaranteed xistrunent. made payable to toe Clerk of toe Cxcite Cout Dated on I d 1 / 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SCU.NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by luarm e VYuodfey Deputy Cferk PvAeah October 23. X 2002 and tewerrber 6. 1J. 2002 HR 182 �L fgals toeT ni Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat KEVIN O T i n n y m» hotter <4 m * M o » « q C M M c a k iil t » 1* E4 M s l tor a tar d M d k> b# *“ u * d N w n Th* cam fltate m»n b*fT»l and yaarts) of asuanca. to* O e * n * o n of Ih# property and th# nam a(i) n akach a n i asaassed ■s/ar* as toSows c * f m r ic * T E n o . m i TEAR o r ISSUANCE i m RMICEL I0« 0 1 2 0 30 soroooo 3M 0 Owcnpfton Ol Pmparty i£ Q l o t s 366 366 J70 372 A 374 TRANK l W O O d A / f Es s u e o P0 3 PO 44 Names at a h c h avv#M#d jsjtHTM OABBAI PERSONA1 REP AE of u » l property h e w ] n th# Courey o l Sarrwmte. SU N o l fY n tt* UN»»a v « h iw u iir a M ii th a t tw n d w i w t according m i n i u pnip. w iy d#sci4wd « such certAeatefi) Prisor She Helen Simor Secon and 1 p.m. i 230/ and s Ft* Hons, Pi 228-3 L eg als L egals wd b* sold to m* laggwtt bttdar « NOTICE or 1A L I To aaliafy owner Ia n lor far* dua at accondanca w*h Florala Slatulaa. Sa* Storaga FacWfy Ad. S e c to r* 63 801 83 809. c o n te n t d toe w#sf front door. s # m rn te C o u ly C o u tro u H . Santord. Florida, on Monday December J. TOO? M I I 00am Rlymara o l Sala k a arperab* dncumaniary tla m p f a ta l and m eaning teas a r t istperad lo ta pant by Ih# u t a u k y batter al t w utm f xM paymani ol an amoud equalln lha fvghatl ted is du* w«vn ?4 bourn a fl« * ta advertised kma oI u » AJ payments th a t ba cath or g * * r* n l# * d m itrw n a n l, mada payers# to f » O at* o l iha CaaA Cowl Daladon K Y I7 /X 0 7 UARYANNE MORSE cierk or the cincur court SEMINOLE COUNTY FlORlO A by luanna W oorlay Oapuly d a d eutaan Octobar 23. X . 2002 ant Novembers. 13. 2002 R R I63 c m r o r LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE o r ANNEXATION OROR4ANCE N O 1071 IS N E W B Y GIVEN by lha city Comnaaiion o l t w C ry ol laaa * 7 2 * . * * * * w ««1 Comnaaaaai a rt bold a Pubac H a a rrg (Faai Raadng) oi Via_abova O dn a n c a on Thtaaday. Novambar 7.2002 at | 7 %jaj X u p III m f try or aa ^ r*’* •••••ar•■a aaynaa. «a _ . ._ F . to conttte# 4r*qu**i fromCotond R—»y l mrtgwj K n n M n n i t ^ SiaaaaA aa a—------- a -------------- . . . a m- ------ ——m ., m i .a i a n w r 6 IIKJL •oon pOMtte Rannarahg! appacam f*g a*»ng a v oMUnfanrwubonloNClyi^wlc k rta ry — ~ ~ n „ me uey s sawac bonal bound . , , . T h. PUAc Haanng (Sacond Raadng) to adopt t w tam a SJnwvancw th a l b# hard on Thursday. November 21.2002. al 7 0 0 p m . or aa • * " “ poaabia mareaffer Tha proparly to ba a n n e s d ta apprasmatoky IT * 263 acraa n a m and la located on ton north arda ol C y y Road and \*kn of S u t* R o*J 400 (1-4) Lym. 4 Faim Thui scho will SO 2002 I B rv i Ovl*d0; CM bndaa M a ry .i, j 4 L ilr L G r t 1724 0 Ntetorto. | | Conlinu nenls. If the s Manila ri its oppor whili* U| Hr I’hilli/ But of c ‘'a il unliJ ,m ‘ play is •ne win tc So all ui •Jbout is tr Playoff-bo •Bt-ir homi the best. In other j CH'iedo hi* crowned 6, I’jrk , at Jot L*>ke Howe ^ p r in g s met horhiKxl riv A .W .E ppsj °lympia vi» Seminole mi ‘*y »o take i N'» 7 Class 4 Balm Bay. AJ set for a 7:30 l-ake Brant ,n 6 A-I) kept with a sound S a n d a lw iK id i HA-1) Quarterbacl ran for l|y Vll touchdowns a ‘ l'y j rd tout hi Xavier Velez vt |nK m the first Brantley aluad K y le F o w le r . scoa-d the othe the Patriots, bo interceptions f0 second half hake Mary, m "nued to look s Pares for the plj Lyman, 41-14, .r Homecoming Fans got j qUj, lv ‘eas to coir terback John Cla yards amund rin Play fn„„ £ 'h e Rams (8- ji jluwas from f i v e lA-rrick Cirayson,’ , , d a t h a l f l im i. J h c l n o t le t L y m a n h e ld a n d a llo w e d dVvv" ,n 'he f.rst f In fact, the Grey) no* mu'ter any „f| SuarUrback Victor ; ; ; ; 7 ‘‘ ,h e Ka „ u . l •turd period n 'e talented M-ni suppov-d to play |> "agging ankle iniur toned into the ean, k >i,. i , , * r , /olm.son hit C onn w" 1*' 17-y.ird toucf* »o start the tmj| , H.n M IN C O R C U r r COURT OF THE I M l JUDICIAL ORCUIT. M AND FOR I E MMOLE COUNTY, FLORMA CASE NO : 00-C A -I2S 7-I6L TRACEY L WALMER. iL MARYANNE MORSE Clerk o l toe C*cu4 Court By MeryStroupe. D C It you are a paraon mto a daabwty I I y rrt W intry S| Fo( DATE NOVEMBER 27.2002 MOO A M Magnoka Sad Storaga 2 S X Magnoka Aya Sandtrd. FI 32773 (407)321 2106 Pubkab October X . 2002 and Novambar «. 2002 R R 2I7 WAYNE J WALMER. SR . k V a WAYNE J WALMER and JOHN DOE. Unknown Tenar*|i). Oatondanfli) NOTICE OE FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE ■ hereby gnan toal toa undaraignad Clark ol lha Circuit C « jr i o l Sananote Coudy. Ftonda wd. on toa day d NOV 19. 2002. al 11 00 A M al toa Waal From Door vt toa Samnola Couwy Ccurtoouaa. Sanlord. Flonda otter tor k ite aryl tea al pubkc outcry lo toa highetl and b a il bMdar far ca ih . toa toaow mg daaerbed property atuated rt SEMINOLE County. Flonda Lota 10 and 11. Block 25 Towniria o l Norto ChutooU Ptel Buck 2. Paga S4. Samnola County Florida purtuam to toa ratal Judgment entered ai a caaa penring n tato Court, toa ttyte ol attach ia ndca ta d abova WITNE SS my band and ottioat teat o l aato Court tow day at OCT 23. dC U Andy W R.IIAM H STOKLf Y 121 Furndura. Mac Houaabold EARNEST L WILSON 235 Fiends#*. U a c t * v a a f. AI JASON R KRATTER 30# Fianaura M ac Houaabdd ROSCOE P tflU IP S 343 Fiarahaa lAac Household LARRY L BARNES 448 Tiraa. Jack Mae Boras A l imfla ara a d d ‘aa-N* and muat ba p a d tor n CASH m m adately k d to w n g ta la AAunflaadyarbaadmay n d be eteAabte al Im e d la te «i toe a*anl d aafltemad bataaan tmnar and obkgated party Buyara mual lamona a l centetaa aaaap u ia and b a d a«ay dabrta Content! ma ba a d d al p u t * auction to toe h q R e il baiter or otoenwie dapoaad d al Tba atAyact property i t ctarp rna d ol toa faaumng Parcel ID Nrartoara, No I 3(313 2 » 302 CO0DOQ20 No 2 31-13 30-300 020A 00CO No 3 31 -19 30 30002000000 No 4 31-19 X 300 020C 0000 No 5 31*1930-3000706 0000 more partcUarty daaerbed a t tokowa A PORTION OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH RANGE X EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FlORlOA. BEING MORE PARTIC­ ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH RANGE X EAST. SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA THENCE RUN NOOMZMTW ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAJO SOUTHWEST 1H A DISTANCE OF 96 17 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY llt lE OF COUNTY ROAD 4 6 A IPAO IA " B t i a S S S r M l I U t t e K T . T E ROAD art0 nNTERSTATE 4) RK3HTOF* WAY M S R -r.fC tlO ri 77160 2346 AS REVISED JULY 15 1937 FOR A ,IUN TM l FO LLO W ING CO URSESM rO WAY LINE THENCE NS» 4 S 3 fW A . TMt,t c c a d is t a n c e o f t r 12 " J N C r NH9 4IT5IVY A DISTANCE OF 12325 FEET THENCE DLW-F 4n t " , a t l V f r f l, 0 r ” 7 J f t E r ™ rN C E N»9 4 8 5 IV I A D I3 ° f J * 3 ' FEE r THENCE N76-21 40"W A DISTANCE OF 51 55 r E E J r o A POINT ON A CURVE. CONCAVE SOUTHERLY. HAVING A CEN TRAL ANGLE or 0 2 - 5 Z S r AND A RADIUS OF 4A55 66 f e e t t h e n c e FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF N89 55W V Y RUN WESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE. A OISTANCE O f 234 09 F eT t TO A P O N T O N THE EASTERLY RIGHT O f WAY LINE OF INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY NORTH (FORMERLY KNOWN AS GRANT LINE ROAD AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 2756 PAGE I0B0 W 0 F SEM|UOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA). THENCE RUN I * ? rOU.OW ING COURSES ANO DISTANCES ALONG SA ® EASTERLY U!?yJ ^ NE ™ E,4CE W 0 3 7 T E . A DISTANCE OF 111900 FEET TO THE POINT O f CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTH * * L T£ 7 r ^ ‘ CENTRAL ANGLE OF 43 06 ' T f , 3? ‘ EET THENCE RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC O f o r t a n cm f e e t t o t h e p o in t o f t a n GENCV. THENCE N43'1005*E A DISTANCE O f 601 81 FEET TO THE £ “ r v 2 f * i ? /ATVJRE ° r A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY HAVAN G lE ° r 0 3 '3 6 5 r ANO A RADIUS OF 1502 X FEET T ''ENCE T*3" NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAJO CURVE A . * ? ^ - FEET TO A POWT 0,4 TME NORTH LINE OF THE “ EI'HEAST 1/4 OF SAIO SECTION 31, THENCE DEPARTING SAIO f ? 9 7 \5 * .'N A Y UNE RUN IIB9 38 0T E . ALONG SAIO NORTH LINE, A * * U 4 ® !l6 EEET TO THE WESTERLY LIMITED ACCESS o r INTERSTATE 4 THENCE DEPARTING SAIO i* * ? ™ j y * * E ° N O SAID WESTERLY RK1HTOF WAY LINE THE V ® 0l5TA" C fS THENCE S25-3I 56-W A D.S r? t S ? c* l L , TJ 5 NCE S 0 a 0 # M ‘t A ^STANCE OF 1922 90 SOT4'» W E A DISTANCE OF 50 84 FEET THENCE OF 41 13 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE % ? . ^ . . nE NORTHWESTERLY HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE o f 07*2*27- ANO A RADtUS O f 6614 68 FEET. THENCE HUN SOUTH £ 5 * * ? TH f AnC SA i0 CURVE. A DISTANCE O f 340 13 FEET TO A PO«NT ON THE AFOREMENTIONED NORTH R K iM TO f WA i “ * O f COUNTY ROAD 4A A THENCE DEPART,NO S A ® \v E S T E H lY H J 5 IE D ACCESS RIGHT OF Y r*r LINE HUN N83 ig s iV Y ALONG SAIO NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE A DISTANCE OF 540 07 FEET THENCE S a rm M T W A DISTANCE OF 8 W FEE I THENCE NB9 48 3 IVY A OISTANCE OF 819 15 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 118 066 ACHES MORE OR LESS ANO ALSO COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER u f THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 o f s e c t io n s i t o w n s h ip 19 s o u t h r a n g e x e a s t s e m in o l e COUNTY FLORIDA RUN N W 38 OTE ALONG TlrE NORTH LINE OF SAIO SOUTHWEST I 4 AOISTANCI OF f . OU FEET TO A POINT ON THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE O f ORANGE BOULEVARD (RIGHT O f WAY VARIES! SAJO POINT ALSO BEING THE POINT O f BEGINNING THENCE DEPARTlIlO SAIO EAST MIGHT OF VIA 1 LINE. CONTINUE N89 3 6 0 rE ALONG SAID NORTH LINE A DISTANCE O f 222 280 FEET TO A POINT ON THE WESTERLY R IG H T O f WAY LINE O f INTEHNAIIONAl PARKWAY NORTH ITORME HIY KNOWN AS GRANT LINE ROAD AS HECOMOCO IN O fF IC IA l RECORDS BOOK 2756 PAGE UNO. PUQLIC RECORDS O f S fU N fX F COUNTY FLORIDA) THENCE DEFYU1 TING SAID NORTH LINE HUN S4J 10 0 5 'N ALOtWt SAIO WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE A DIS­ TANCE OF 567 J1 FEET TO TME POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY HAVING A C E N tH A l ANGIE OF 41D 637M<0 A RAOIUS OF 1502 X FEET I HENCE RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE ANO SAID RIGHT OF WAY IlN E A m i TANCEOF 1 1 X 4 2 FEET TO T ill POINT OF TANGENC 1 THENCE S0OO328"W A DISTANCE O f 49 23 FEET THENCE DEPARTING SAID FIIGHf OF WAY IlN E RUN S 6 9 -X 5 rtH a d is t a n c e o f 6 7 2 2 3 f e e t t u r n e r sou 04 n r a d i s IANCE OF l o w FEET THENCE S 8 3 X 5 2 - W A DISTANCE OF 778 45 FEET TO A POINT ON THE AFORE M l NTIONEO EAST RIGHT O f WAY IINC O f ORANGE OOUIEVARD THENCE NOO 04 46*W ALONG SAIO Rig h t o f w a y l i n i a d is t a n c e of 125543 f e e t t h e n c e N63 55 14 E A DlSIANCE OE 75 DO f EE I THENCE NtXTOl 4«YV A DIS TANCE OF 240 16 f EET TO IRE POtNT O f BEGltdrlNG CONTAINING '6 195 ACRES MORE OR LESS CONTAINING A TOTAL O f 176 263 ACMES MORE OH LESS * “ AY 'J • » O n ln e n re *nd a cunptete Vrgvl - t e u if A x i ol l < prugarly by t>daa And buaote ta n U> i t l a « l hum toa C«y ol Lake Mary C4y Clark > O fllra 100 N-yth CotYiliy Club Road later M a y llu ra la Munlay torourto Ertoay b u n s W a r n until 4 X p m The P d * M aam g . a ta M a t , Cay Commaaam Chanbara at 100 Nrath C raaby CkAl Ruad LaKa Mary lh a Putac a r-vrlaO lu attend and ba h iv t) Seal haarryj may u r m a bian bma to tana ia«a toa Cay Crannaaaai makaa 64 a rv rte d to Ua S<ay^ C»y Pla/Yar al 407 ►K3IE I f A PERSON OECIOES TO AE-PEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY IMIS C<AIM lV.iO N WITH RESPECT TO A N t M AH E R CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING M l OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD O f I t * PROCEEDINGS ANO THAT EOR SUCH PURPOSE HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PTOCEELUNGS IS MADI WHICH RECORD INCLUDE S TME TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE " , f *PP EAt IS TO BE BASEO I LORI DA STATUTES 4no O K fl PERSONS WITH InSALbLITIE s NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTlCIFATF ? * AI* * ’ 0 t »"ESE (“HOC EE DINGS SHOULD CONTACl THE CITY ADA ^X JR C drA R JR at LEAST 46 HOURS IN A l NANCE OE THE MEETING AT CITY OF LAKE M A R t FLORIDA CAROL A FOSTER CITY CLERK PlAArvh (X k b a r JO 214X1 and Nmrenlrer 6 .1 3 2UQ2 HH2G6 bon lo parhopate rt to a procaadng you are aerated al no coal to you. to toa provraam ol apacial aaiaiance Pteaaa contact Court A d nm itraho n al X I N Park A va . Sla NJOI, Santord. Flonda 32771. latepbona 1407)323 4 3 X E lt 4227. adtan bvo akKkaig daya d your racmpl d ton txn ca if baarng m paaad (TOO) )• 800-956-6771 or VUrce (V) 1 6 0 6 066877(1. torn Flonda Relay Sarvx a Juhn C Engteham. PA 1524 E L M ngjIon S I Orlando. Flonda 32803 Pubkab Octobar X . 2002 and Novambar 8. 7002 RR219 W THE COUNTY COURT O f THE tfT H j u d ic ia l c w c u r r IN ANO f OR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE N O : 02 CC-483 20-S SANFORD HtOOCN LAKE VILLAS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC . a H o n k n d tor probl corpora bon. PlAftfrff JASON LINCOLN DAWS and VICKY DAWS. Oalandanli N O T lC IO f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur Yuan I lo lha Final Summary A idgm enl d Foradoaura deled October 17. 2007 and entered tn Caaa No 0 2 C C 4 8 2 7O-S d the C o a«y Court d toa ISto Juda al Cbcud n and tor Samnola CoMdy. Florida, aharam SANFORD H IO DEN LAKE VILLAS HOME OWN ERS ASSOCIATION. IN C . it PTainliM, and JASON LINCOLN DAWS and VICKY DAWS are toa Oatendanla I » a t e l lo b e N d w tl and b a il b>k>ar tor cam al al Waal From Slept d toa Semnote County Courtoouie X I North Park Avarua Santord. Florida, al 11 00 oclock A M on lha day d NOV 21 7007 toa L A M n g dakerbad p n a -rty aa •a l torto n t a d Final Judgment to<Mt LOT 4 ICDOFN LAKE PHASE III UNIT V I. A CORDING TO TME PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 38. PAGES 77 ANO 78 AS RECORDED IN THE PU61IC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN r t FIORICA SAID LAND SITUATE LYING ANO BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FlOR lO A. SAID LANO SITUATE. LYlFrG ANO BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA With lha faaunmg u re a l adbaaa 127 Edgervaier C a de. Santord Ttorrla 37773 DATED toia day d OCT T8 7007. MARYA7(NE MORSE Clerk Aa Clark d toa Court By Mary Strnupe Deputy Clark BECKER t POLIAKOFF PA klturneyt tor PlevYitf 7500 Ma-Oand Canter F*arkaay Suae 70S UUaiand f U . l a 12751 PvA*m O ttuber X . 2002 and Nuvarrbat 6. 2002 RR220 CET ^ ■ the JOB DONE! I ’iif tr 12— Eld er ly-C are 55— Business Eri CNAa* pruwii camn myham tor atdarfy Bari Uteaky good home O r r o R T U N ir ir s cooking and b a il d a« .la m ly atmosphere 407 322*1225 Invasl $7,000 Earn up lo J20K /y*ar Papnr Route 407 328 5383. tv msg Wanted: R esponsible to**aA b toa a im d parson a kvy^y t * r x j sartor (mala) C an arrange tor K a n a s a n u rc a 4 ra g u m j To meal sp a c d < p ro o t of quablicationa required 407*322 4109 lo r S e r v ic e s Attention Readers!! II a illagal lo r com panw a dom g buatoaaa by phone to prom ts* you a b a n and aak y o u to pa y lo r II b a t o n th e y d e liv e r For m om totnrmahon, c e llo * baa I 877 TTC 27— N ursery & C iiim C are Cart CP h/Acbvbea,P layroom l o t d T IC / E i R e lp R e a ralaa a a c a t Da seel. 407 i n ooaa aa W 8 n l * r *•*----------« mw ikji Aim Tha Sam m ola H e ra ld and Ih * Federal Trad* Com m ission! 25-SrEciAL N otices SAVE MONEY Own For le s s Than Rani New 3 8 4 bedroom hom es with SO dow n1Slow e ra ril ok C a t 407 622* T237s257 lo And o u l more Having a Birthday Party for your Child! Call Jackie for Face Paintings! The kids Love it! 306-216-4839 61— M o n e y to L e n d Attention Readersll ITa illegal lo r com panw a dom g buamesa by phone to prom ise you a loan and aak y o u to pa y lo r II b a t o n th e y d e liv e r For m om totormabon. c a t lo t free I 877 FTC HELP | A putac t o w * mwsarvyi bon T h * S em inole M erakj a n d the Federal Trade Com m ission l L egals has bean Nad againsl you Jbu are requm d lo serve a copy d yore e rr ten delsnsee A any. lo A on David N G letsm en Esquire Pia.nt.lt s Attorney ehose address I t 218 A n na Street. Orlando. Florida 32808. on or betore December 2. 20(32. and Me toa ongnal »«h toa Clark d tow court aflhar betore set vice on PlamMI t attorney or Khmer* alary thereafter othanm a a dalaufl am ba entered agam tl you tor to* rakaf demanded n to * conp laa* or DATED on OCT 22. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE. CIERK As Clark. C trcul Court Semnote County. Elor via By Ruth K n g A t Deputy d a rk If you are a parson rrlh a cksahary cedar lo parhcpala at tors procaad tog YOU ar a anibad. al no cost to you to to* provwpn d carter, a ts tt lance Plaasa contact ADA Coorrknator al X I N Park Avenue Sute 14301. Santord. I k .v ia 32771. TaNphon* (407) 3234130 e»! 4227 "That two (2) working days d your racapf d tow Nuke* d Ite a r r g A yexr a r* hearing or v o c * »npairert c a l I 800 955 8 771 Publish Octobar X . 2002 and Novambar 6. 13. X . 2002 RR221 12 \ WWIiM-sil.i), Nm rnilKT li. LIMCJ 63— M o r t g a g e s SAVE MONEY O w n For Less Than Rent New 3 8 4 bedroom hom es with SO dow n1Slow credit ok C a l 40 7 622* ^ 3 7 * 2 5 M ^ in < ^ u im o r B ^ ^ ^ 71— H elp W an ted Assl Personal Secretary Part Tm e must tw dependable, sa t motivated have rvgar v a ts ra il s k 6 i ; / r r * i k N m usIN ivo ccYhpuler g u ts 407 322 7911 ATTN : SANFORO ENMIal positions C lerka/ca rrw rs. sorte rs N o e ip required Banafita For aia m . salary and testing ntarnvm on c a t 630*333* 3032 a r t 7452. 6 am 8 pm 7 daya C a r* G iv e r A s s is ta n t- 2 week katory 21 v«4s M IS saMry AAjd work oo« Aco6en<j Approaim afef^ Ihr/ww l .A f*V **a fa 4 O 7 -3 ? > 7 5 O 0 Cooks waned al Gators Hiversd*' Gnt Apply n perseto *07 GW) 9310 91— 71— H n r W a n t e d 71— H r i p W a n t t o A par tm evts/H o m es to Pturrfcers H*ip«tr, R#sxJonf.al ConttructN Xi. m inim um 3 yr» f»vp«Kwnc« SA IO p mt hour m ffi benefits 386*736-0221 D rive r T ra m ** * N eeded Honey Transport n erds kactor baler ibrvevs 'N o w , No eap necessary* J AFYwrek rkvTerj (a avSkl N oC E X ’ N o p ro tte m ' C D l Irammq avaAatKa DRIVERS W ANTED! E rjv irv in rj pharm areuhral enm pary at Santord seeks FT drrvars w good driving records Repetitive Idling ol 50 GO toa and ertensrve driving la q u 'ia d O vern ight and early m orning shifts $ 9 h r Ere benefits C a t D airy! between I Oam 2pm O 407 321 9076 INSTALL ER/TRAINEE y ^ rtc a l bands 8 m om B enefits 8 training provided C a t 407*8304700 tor interview INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST' Always a good pokey especially tot busin e ss o p p o rlu n d w a and franchises C a t Florida Dept o l Agriculture 8 Conauner Services at 800 4 3 5 7352 or FTC H E LP tor Nee totormabon O r vw t o i k W eb sde a l w w w ftc gov b t/o p Ftorida law reryjrea takers of certam O ntom i uprrtvyvtert to regsler wrto Ftor«Li Depl o f A g ric u ttu n 8 Consum er Services betore selling C a t lo verity lawful registration betore you buy____________ LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R HEALTH INSURANCE ANO 40IK PLAN* Drug has wor kptec s *P<*Y si WO M il*. Drtea. in .m o m . Springs 407 JSOtOOO 93— R o o m s Fo r R e n t Rotob 6 Slucky, a h«gfv find furnrfura W EEKLY flt H t iC T S ta rtin g • *82/w k. H is to ric D o w n to w n 407 330-4473 toiow ing position O ffca . d a n ca f. d a U anfry W arehouse personnel Daftom: Room tor rate rt my home Private bath, kitchen prmfagaa. Great p.»y and beneM s provided Please fafl oul appkcations n person a t. JAG-wwnk C a t Nek 3 8 6 717-1502 Robb 6 Stucky 351 South S u te Road 434 Aftamonte Springs. F I. 32714 Fountain Lodge of Santord has spacMf** fla t tor daty wrwkfy 8 5 to y acco m m o d a tio n s C a t 4 0 7 -3 X 3 135 o r 323 8640 tor details SEAM STRESS k jT ^ y d e a n e r s n Lake Mary. HJ or pad bme 407 333 8070 or 407 3 3 3 0 7 0 4 ____ W ry nrca. vary ctean k m im Nwwfy rwmodnted a l u8 abte A C . todry pho ne kdeh uaa sac dr. reardanl o w n e r, p rtva t* tn lfa n c e No S m o k in g ! O n ly d ru g fre e sober 4 0 7 -33 67373. • S ervice T ech n icia n M oto r C o a ch P a in te r C h assis T e ch n icia n C abinet M aker 95— R oom mate E le ctricai/M echa nicaJ In sta lle r W an teo A ir C o n d itio n in g Duct In sta lle r D e lto n a : Room tor rani to my home P riva te bath kitchen prrvitegas SBO/waak C a l Nek. 386 717 1802 We offer a com petitive com pensation pfcg. including 4 0 Ik. stock purchase, m ajor merkcal. dental, vacation and hokday plans We are an EO F and drug tree •o rtp U c * Lake Mary NIC* Navy Horn* L 3 9 V m o wshf dr. DrsTvHBO naa 8C C . Sam Twn C tr O utet fit s prod 407-322-1607. Send resume to Feathertite L u iu r y Coaches 1601 Dotaner Place Sanlord. FL 32771 Phone 407 323-1120 F at 407 548-1058 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ EKTOOn E mail jpgOvantare wm ShippaK) Clerk MAIDS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! i s X per hour Santord Honest, dependable 8 m ature M F 7 X * 5 OO P M Transportation 8 D atkgrw nd check m y jr rv i C a l 407 324 1177 lo start m m e ii_________ T ra n s m is s io n In s la lla fi at anted 5 d a y w o rk weak 407 644-9401 P h one Repa needed sel appointm ents no sales FT 8 PT available H/ty plus bonus m oney W t ile r Sprgs .area Work from hom e oppoitrjnrties available 407 327* 7650 2 B e d ro o m T fla th l i r g * . caan q u w l | 5 X par m ohlh. I at. 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A service will follow in Memorial Park at II a m . followed by a picnic in lort Mellon Park at noon Golden Smile Peg Terbeck — Bike Racer from Orange City T a le n t a b o u n d s a t G a m e s B y N ic k P f e lfa u f young to enter the competition, drew heavy applause every lime he poked his head out of the curtains lo change a micro­ hursday night's Golden Age phone or tease Ihe audience. Had he been Games Talent Show was out­ eligible for a medal, he would have won standing. Free to the public, had the Gold for keeping the audience the program been pul on in a inspired. theater, it could have drawn a hefty The program, as promised, started admission price. within minutes after the 7 o ’clock hour. The Sanford Civic Center was full, with Firs! up was Rev. Hntce Scott, pastor of extra chairs rec|uired as over 200 persons First Presbyterian Church in Sanford, who flocked to see the pmgram. It was two gave a vocal rendition of God Bless hours in length, with no intermission America, and was eventually joined by except for occasional awarding of door members of Ihe audience. prizes which consisted of dinners and Among the various acts were a G.A.G. T-shirts. lip-sync to the song Hard Hearted The event was emceed by Channel ‘>'s Hannah, a dance number by the Tom Perry, who did an exceptional job. Floradoras, nine women who mimicked a Along with Tom however, was a member Madonna motorcyclist number, and an of the Sanford Recreation Department, Irish Riverwalk routine that brought Alan Greene, who probably stole the down the house. show. Comedy also took the spotlight, includ­ Having been involved in many of the ing a monologue by Paulee Stevens of G.A.G. events, Alan was well known by lak e Mary. There was tap dancing, line the participants, and although he was tooI dancing, vocal solos, and much more. Stall Writer T Except for only a few solo acts, each par­ ticipant was decked out in fabulous cos­ tume's. depicting either the era of the musical presentation, of matching outfits worn by the women (and a few men) in the large group dance competition. Several soloists however, also wore appro­ priate costumes. Medals were handed out in the cate­ gories of singing, comedy, lip sink, dance, instrumental, and others. During the medal handouts at the con­ clusion of the pmgram, Alan Greene, who gave Ihe medals, again became the stand­ out of the evening, hugging and kissing all the female's, and of course, shaking hands with all the men, expect a comic hug for Rev. Bruce Scott, who won a bronze medal in singing. Specific Gold, Silver and Bron/e awards will be announced elsewhere in this publi­ cation. But, in the glossary of Broadway terms, the opening night of the Golden Age Games was a hit - now, let's take it on the road M tfald p ho to* by Tommy Vine ant Barbara Watkins. Dot Wert and Pat Davis, volunteers Irom Family and Community Education at the Seminole County Extension Service check out Iho winning entenes in the Hobby contest Athletes aren’t the only ones who win medals Participants in the Golden Age Games I lobby Show are living proof that collect­ ing, designing and creating art isn't just a hobby — it's something to be admired. The I lobby Show, sponsored by the Seminole County Extension Family and Community Fducation Volunteers was set up by the entrants Fuesday, Nov 5th. at the Sanford City Hall. Wednesday, fudging took place private­ ly at 8 a m . then it was opened to the pub­ lic from 2 until 5 p m., and the public indeed, showed up to view the exhibits in arts, painting, crafts, ceramics, co l­ lectibles, needlework, home decorations, woodcraft, photography and others In addition, each division was separated again. For example, in the Arts Division, it was separated into oils, acrylics, watercolors. pastels, collages, sculptures, graphics, pen and ink, mixed media and decorative painting. Each category within a division was to he fudged for Gold, Silver or Bron/e medals, ( 1st, 2ml and Trd place). Ihe displays were to have been done during the previous 12 months, and exhibits displayed in past Golden Age Games were not allowed Winning top awards for art were, gold. Beryl Lackey; silver. Rod Braisby; and bron/e, Andria Rangel For crafts, gold. G. Tremblay; silver. Corsages Norma Martin. Ceramics, gold. | Tremblay; silver. |. Chemack; and bron/e, I Chcmack. For horticulture, a gold medal was awarded to SI Martin. In collections. Mary Jo Martin took the gold. Needlework, gold, Jeanette I’adgett, sil­ ver, Jeanette Padgett; and bron/e. Cathv Met >1101* Tor home decorations. Beryl Lackcv look the gold as well as silver medals Woodcraft, gold, Rav Thompson; silver and bron/e, both to Mai Martin For photos, Enrique Amadou won both the gold and silver medals and Ruth Gaines won the bron/e �^ Salunti); Nnxrmlrr!(. 2002 en tran tag e m e d a l t im e d is t a n c e SCORE OTHER 5K Roud Race/Men’s I •Joseph Guthrie 50 54 Gold 22:07 2002 G olden A ge G ames Results 2. Thomas “TJ” Brocktus Silver 3. Walter Slattery Bronze Mixed Doubles Scratch bowling Frank Balsis Silver 943 3. Patricia Corso & Walter Henderson Bronze 918 4. Patricia Saylor & John Nuttall Q 893 5. Patrica Robertson & Eddie Robertson I- Carol Stolaski & Joseph Regina 55-59 2. Gary Dceb Silver Gold 1073 Q 866 43:12 2. Helen Delargy & I. Christine I. Jon W Davis 55­ Edward Ploughman Hamilton &Jantcs 5 9 Gold 22:19 Silver 1069 Hamilton 65-69 Gold I. David E Dreifuerst 3. Rita Morteson & 1058 60-64 Gold 35:47 Edward Morteson 2. Phyllis Smallman I. 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Jean Sterling 65-69 Gold 1:46.92 2. Doris Prokopi Silver 1:53.76 SWIMMING 100 FREESTYLE MEN I. Robert Lombard 50-54 Gold 1:03.38 I. Jack Krier 55-59 Gold 1:04.57 I. Pete Arnold 60-64 Gold 1:19.50 I. Robert Sigersmith 7 5 ­ 79 Gold 1:22.90 I. Joseph McKane 85-89 Gold 3:13.05 SWIMMING 200 FREESTYLE MEN I. Robert Lombard 50­ 54 Gold 2:26.97 1. Pete Arnold 6 0-64 Gold 3:10.73 1. Roger Sigersmith 7 5 ­ 79 Gold 3:23.15 Medigap/Supplemental Insurance We have the information that can help! 1- 800- 797-2773 BRING THIS AD TO RECEIVE GAMES AT $1.00 PER GAME PRIOR TO TOURNAMENT HUMANA.. M a rk e tR s iN T (ill I360M SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. • REPAIRS • REMODELING • NEW CONSTRUCTION Serving Central Florida Since 1925 2522 S. Park Drive Sanford (407) 322-1562 f; e s u l t s �Satunlay. N m rm tH T t>. T he S e m j m h e H erald i N m *M photo* Above: Pinochle competitors play it by Tommy Vlneon* >ortnoy stretches before the bicycle competition. Famous ReciptCItidten 2435 S. French Avc (H w y 17-92) Sanford Only! 1905 S. French Ave. Sanford g th e t c o u p o n d is c o u n t o i �P a g e 1 0 Saturday. November 9.2002 T iie S eminole H erald 2002 GoldenAge Games Results IM ® SWIMMING 200 YARD F R E E S T Y L E WOMEN 1. Ruth Thompson 50-54 Gold 3:12.49 I. Virgina Crccdon 60-64 Gold 5:15.38 I. Leone Asbury 70-74 Gold 5:16.68 » 1IN 1 .C Jos Go 2, ' Ed Si! 3. Ri B 4. C 1 1 l p 4 : SWIMMING 400 YARD F R E E S T Y L E MEN I. Robert Lombard 50-54 Gold 5:09.75 1. Alan Maloney 70-74 Gold 7:35.04 2. Ron Priest Silver 9:30.59 I. Roger Sigersmith 75-79 Gold 7:16.58 SWIMMING 400 YARD F R E E S T Y L E WOMEN I. Ruth Thompson 50-54 Gold 6:46.37 I. Margaret Mueller 55-59 Gold 7:45.67 I. Leone Asbury 70-74 Gold 11:25.24 SWIMMING 50 YARD BACKSTROKE WOMEN 1. Cynthia Morris 55-59 Gold 00:46.83 2. Susan Schuerman Silver 00:47.20 3. Margaret Mueller Bronze 00:55.83 4. Mary Jo Martin 00:58.03 5. Kathy O’Leary 1:01.06 I. Joan Fowler 60-64 Gold 00:56.07 1. Pat Lancaster 70-74 Gold 00:51.95 2. Alice Vogel Silver 1:06.73 I. Louise McGuinncss 85­ 89 Gold 1:44.78 William Durbin 50-54 Gold 2. Charles Martin & Bernardo Corpuz Silver I. Daryl Larson & Barrie Lovejoy 55-59 Gold I. Jcrccc Scgrovcs & John Pierce 60-64 Gold 1. Lavonc Home & Louis Abrahams 65-69 Gold 2. James Mills & alfred Palumbo Silver 3. William Finch & Frederick N ik * Bron/e I. Bill Mubner Jerry Perlmutter 70-74 Gold I. Sam Ognibcne & Theodore Elliott 75-79 Gold & TA BLE TENNIS Douhlcs/Women's 1. Jane Mills & Margo Lindsey 60-64 Gold 2. Sally Gucrctte Ruth Paul Silver I. Aiko Didinger & & TA BLE TENNIS Doubles M ien’s I. Raymond Spann & S A N F O R D ’ S H IS T O R IC Bronze Joanne Pickett 65-69 I. Mildred Chapdclaine & Betty Hildebrand 75-79 TA BLE TENNIS Men’s 1. Raymond Spann 50-54 Gold 2. Bernardo Corpuz Silver I. Daryl Larson 55-59 Gold I. I J D Seagroves 60-64 Gold 1. William Durbin 65-69 Gold 2. Alfred Palumbo Silver Lavonc Horne Bronze 1. Jerry Perlmuuer 70-74 Gold 2. Charles Martin Silver 3Bill Hubner Bronze I. Sam Ognibence 75-79 Gold 1. Theodore Elliott 80-84 Gold 2. John Cameron Silver 3. Duncan Chamberlain ? T A BLE TENNIS M IXED I. Jane Mills & James Mills 60-64 Gold I. Alfred Palumbo & Margo Lindsey 65-69 Gold 1. Joanne Pickett & Bill Hubner 70-74 Gold 2. Aiko Didinger & Louis Abrahams Silver T A B L E TENNIS Women’s Singles I. Jane Mills 60-64 Gold 2Sally Guercttc Silver 1. Margo Lindsey 65-69 Gold 2. Aiko Didinger Silver 3. Shirley Zent Bron/e 1. Betty Hildebrand 75-79 Gold 2. Mildred Chaperlaine Silver 3. Kate DeAngelis Bronze Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation to rs T H E A T R E H O LID A Y PERFO RM ANCES Ethel Merman's Broadway Starring Rita McKen/ie Saturday. November 16th. 8 00 p m VIP $40 Orctastra $35. Balcony $25 Sounds ol the Season An Evening with Chorus Groups trom Local Schools Friday. Dec 6th. 7,00 pm General Admission Donation The Nutcracker Rita Coolidge Produced by Orlando City Ballet Sunday. December t. 2 p m $20 Orchestra (Rows A-K> $15 Orchestra (Rows L-Q and Balcony) Saturday Oec 14th 8 00 pm VIP $45 Orchestra $40 Balcony $.<0 Myra's Christmas Carol A Holiday Fable tor Modern Moms Produced by Wekiva River Players Saturday. December 7. • 7.30 Sunday. December 8 ■2 p m VIP $20. Orchestra $15 Balcony S10 BOX OF F I CE - 4 0 7 - 3 2 1 - 8 1 1 1 T • H • E •A • T tor the Performing Arts R F www.HelenStalrsTheatre.com HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANFORD. 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BUSNESSi *I ------------- 0$ = -----------k‘" s lor a" upbeat, cost-effective w,v r , “ prospects where they live work .. ^ y ° rcach ""'r e *n the Seminole Herald lt\ >i, . V,' spentl? Try an ad hang I Z l make Y * Vyay to &ct ™ ban8 for your buck buck. Lets' more I , ~ — p hULk' .Lu,s n,ake music. O ,// rw/„v/ Seminole Herald 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 I hi l OUi nt j Your f uner al A J E °’Y � 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, 2002 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 05, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, November 05, 2002; <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/cb8e1a11f736ed79c9c2901557c59f9c.pdf 2da86001b511c22384a0b576630a2d49 PDF Text Text ■W* NOVEMBER 3, 2002 MtftYEAB Ho „ ' f> tv “/ie.-*on? 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Eckstein r n"n’ ^ 17,41*^CenSTnteeSto H u t t&. p n l j S y is n o , V,,n[ * r" » rP noted donating tin- land w « „ l g ! . * ^ mll<’ ,1n‘ l tox for the city |/e ,t * b<-’n«T.ite property . * . •'Knvmenl that th«-land S S r tl'rij,iZe- See Condos, Page 8A i't.im in tit... examination iS «S S = o r-tn -o i ^ n g d K. d u ,, s l K .s a w a bU f h v t taw. hi i i pounds, iJn-ssed in lb,*lck r -'i ’ iN, a (dock shirt . is v r r ^ O ff to llie b a ll... ?fld Hamm»* t«n 's c-«Xterpfla wi# take to rho stage . •chooDt t’n,~ department pertorms the classic •airy tele begvwmr, Thurvliy Page 1C . ' " ‘’ idling the -E SfSSSf'^S "o 11 fo t v Ir . ........ .Xic Villi II wearing a dark m.wk descrim; ' Ixm g h S S f t j L t t o l t / X h i ; il v " u i'>t,g.ilion continiR-s W ik i, tin- f v r ' ^ 7 .h‘,; 1 ;, K , ' v , ‘ ’f ‘ ..ndv in IIx-ryv S by ' | U r snatching1 ,;H ,l,i'T ,' vi |l' ,' i ’ ■> "> sudden sn.itchine m e It. WM Panning to h Ilk visitor some of u |i„. n ’fHirted* h v ' ^ I*.w/k '" ''r onto lb, SS^-***^<*.... butter w.c* lyu.g U e d o w n in d rive w a y w hen emergency personnel arrived st,e wari rvj'iiriedty uncnnsi inns alter striking tin- driveway, hut was revived Sutter sustaiikst ,i tu t lower lip and bmistsl elbow and was transported to South Seminole Hospital for further .i IUhhrkH sr-veral . as,., isrn w en-fH iltst . i. ..........v.,,w| .1 ‘ •'n*l.il- L 1 " f ’OMs |.v ,L .„ ‘" “ i carwU-pm i** . s a t . d a v e h k le . w ill, sev-eral iv i” liwtde. II...I vv.w Is-Ut-v e,l I.. Ih* invnlviil I V piilies q u eslio iu sl tl.e Us-ns and inlorm alion and «• • •* evicleiue was g.ither\sl tin- tis-tvs |sirv n ls w ere contacted I lie investigation ontinues. W oodruff named general counsel o f Alabama utility F ro m Staff R e p o rts Soup’s On Brisk temperatures, cascading leaves and woolen sweaters are common elements ol the tall season So is a hearty homecooked meal Page BC S em inole S m ile A Sanford native h.is been p n v motwi to a lop spot at a leading Alabama utility company. D a vid Woodruff, brother of Sanford C ity Commissioner A rt W oodruff, was named general counsel and corporate secretary of Energen, the pansit company of Alagasco and Energen Resources Corporation. Alagasco is the largest natural gas utility in Alabama and serves 463.001) cus­ tomers thniugluuit the central part of the stale. T h e prom otion becomes effective Jan I W mslrutl n-pLues Dudley C . Reynolds, w h o was named Wednesday as president of Alagasco. I am pleased llv.il Ilk' Energen Hoard ol Directors elected to place D udley and U iv id in these key positions," said M ik e Warren. Chairm an, President and Chief Executive Officer of Energen. “ Both an* proven leaders and have the .|u.ilitics that will continue to make Alagasco and linergen sue- cessful" 1 Index CIum *!»4k J Oo»l«rO#cJ Dear Abb/ SB d b SA VA tiC 4 B SB log R«ltyiofi Spoil* The city ol Sanford and businesses in historic downtown Sanford hosted Spooky Hollow Thursday, while Genesis Christian School cele­ brated Halloween with a parade Above — The students at Genesis Christian School match in a Halloween parade. Lett — Fireman Tredoll McGrift, 3. takes some candy Irom witch Jim Lee whilo visiting Spooky Hollow Below — Barbara Dunn and Bill Tnmpey pose tor a Hnllowoen Spooky Hollow picture legal See Woodruff. I’jge 8A '4 M a rie G r e g o r y — Parent Education Programs In c , board member l»f« St/l« Ob<tuor»«% Opinion Ghosts, goblins and more invade Seminole W ixidnitf currently serves as I Jurgen's vice pasidc-nl * food Herald photo* by Tommy Vincent and assistant sec retary and ,ls its vice president - corporate devel­ opment. He joined Energen in llWh and Iu s served as an officer of the company since l ‘*8H. I appreciate the linergen Hoard's confidence in me and I look forw ard to serving as Energcn's General Counsel," W ixxlm ff slid. A native of Sanford Woodruff earned his bachelor's d e g n v in business administration from the University of N orth Carolina and his law d e g n v from the* University of Virginia School ol la w before joining Ene rgen, lie worked with the law linn ot brad ley, Ar.int, Rose & While. Woodruff is a m e m lvr of the A la lu m a and Florida stale bar assx iations.ind is a certified pub­ lic accountant | le is a direc tor of the Alabam a C lu p te r of the Am erican Corporate Counsel Association, a m e m lv r of the Vistav i.i I liUs llcvird ot I ducation, a director of the Hirnungliam Metro Y M C A and a graduate of I e.idcrship Hirim nglum Reynolds curn-ntlv v rv e s as 1C BC 3A 4A 2A 4C-SC I B 2B Central Florida groups gather for Sanford’s first Childhood Asthma Forum B y M arva H a w kins Herald Correspondent G old .boro Front I’orch Inc., Cciilr.il iln n d a A sthnu Initiative. American l ung A v k x u tio n and the Honda Department ot Environm ciit.il Protection Ik Id their first C h ildlu kkl Asthm a fo ru m hi the Sanford C om m unity recently. Du.1Central I lorula A sth n u ini dative was fouiuicd to i v lp ociu cate the public on ways to control their asthma and help prevent futuro asthnu episodes I his will )v accdmplishcsi through iik nused awaaik-vs, idintilic alum oi resources and the complete understanding ol (lieneeds within Symptoms of A sth n u at night or alter physical activity, cough tli.it lasts more than a week Waking at night is a true kev to iiiuonlnillcd A sthnu our com m unity Allergens nukes Asthma worse, such as lurrv j h Is, dogs, cats, birds, house dust mites, cock madk-s. pollen from grass, in vs, llovvers. molds (indoors and out) Irritants th.it make Asthma worse- Ilk Icicle cigarette aid vvtxsl smoke, stented products such as luir spray, losmetks and i leaning p iid m ts. islots lunii lush paint or |.ki|uc line Sinklield, Outcome Coordirulur lor Central ilorida Astluna Initiative g.ive hum.It d a ta on Asthma Asthnu is a chronic cliM-ase of Ilk* lungs, which pro­ duces recurring iiiisodes ol baathing pa4>lcms win. h include cooglimg, wlkv/ing, clkst tight ness and shortness ot breath ciHikmg, automobile luiuc-s. air fsillution. chemk.ils such as (xstic idcs and lawn treatment, pa-M-rv.’lives in tixsls, exereise, strong evpicssiiii of tcvlmgs such .is cry­ ing and laughing, and certain medicines St, childnii luce Asihm.i A parent gave a lix.il jvr.|'c\tice on Ilk- ellcxts and how to live w illi Asthnu Stephanie I luteheiv-oii. Executive Director of the A merit an I uug AsMXUtion gave Ilk- mission ol the l mtr.il I lorula ** an city should the r n f l t nT J ,h<, "oru in agnxS ho has already v v u r o t V W m “ 8ioneri Colonial Iktnk ' ^ financing from Suspect takes bowl of candy, knocks woman unconscious s r ^ -is iija • * »«ante8 city Would have to rrid ^ P aWon t y the lw lk " J J J * ^ ^ t y « o o t b a « team, S C C men were opening their r i W *Ms fy>cn exploring v ' n D e n v o ^ S “ * m,1rln; K p rlo f !‘ dl‘' l'l‘ >Pmvnt. W options Association Its duty Is to prevent lung disease and promote lung health through education, n-seanh and .ulvtsacc I he strategics tor lighting lung i Iim -.im - are A sthn u, open airways tor m ht v is I-, t|k- A l A s elc-nuntarv m hot>1 education program for childnii It (caches Itk-m to under* staiul and manage tlu-ir illtuvs so they w ill live norm al lives, lo k u c o control, aimed at leachuig levies (lu-dangers of smoking and St*i* I mum. HA �Pagr 2 A Tiir. StMiNoix l l t m i n Sunday, November 3.2002 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTV O ut & A bout Canned Goods Fo r w hat U's w orth: If I w e re a b e ttin g man — and I'm not, at least not a good one — I'd put the odds at better than even that Sanford residents w ill vote to change the city's form of governm ent to a strong-m ayor and commission. M y history of picking w inners isn't perfect. I thought K e rry Lyons w o u ld beat R a n dy Jones in com m ission District 3; I failed to make it past ..............................................Week 1 in this year's football pool; and I Around The Clock declared the San Francisco G ia nts w o rld champs w hen they were u p 5-0 in G a m e 6 of the W orld Series. Still, I think the pro­ posal passes for tw o reasons. First, it's intriguing enough that I think most voters w ill start from the premise that a strong-m ayor and commission form of governm ent is a THUR Q L y m a n H ig h School in L o n g w o o d w ill hold a H a ll of Fa m e Induction C e re m o n y Thursday, Nov. 7, at 6 p .m . in Ihe school cafe­ teria. Six individu a ls w ill be inducted into the hall of fame. A c c o rd in g to Assistant Principal Robert Black, these arc former stu­ dents w h o have gone on Ihe give m a jo r contributions to society, in c lu d in g sports, politics, a n d other endeav­ ors. Ticke ts for the event are $25 p e r person and m ay be purchased at the A d m in is tra tio n Office at L y m a n o r o n the night of the event. CIO III SXNUJRn r e c r e a t io n d ep a r tm en t by Dan Ping • • • • • • • gpod Idea. W f Am ericans n k c To remind ou r elected representa­ tives that w e can vote them out of office. We do n 't alw ays practice this right, of course, but w e love to throw that zingcr at them, especially w hen they tick us off. A s specific details become k now n and the pros and cons are weighed, some folks naturally w ill shift from this position. Most people tend to go w ith their first impression, however, m aking it a tougher sale to convince residents to vote against a change rather than for it. Second, I think Sanford's various “ political" factions like the idea of elected officials w ith the authority to make things happen. C ity Com m ission races are “ non-partisan," meaning candidates do n 't declare as Republican or Democrat. T h a t doesn't mean there aren’t parti­ san camps. Most often these "parties" are issueoriented: save the park, build the conference cen­ ter, slow grow th , no grow th or full-speed-ahead grow th. Th e re ’s also the " O ld Sanford" "N e w Sanford" split. A ll of these groups want to push their issues. Q uite frankly, they sometimes get the run-around under the current form of government. Staff passes off politically sensitive issues to the city commission, w h ich often bounces the matter back to staff for more research, beginning yet another cycle. Case in point: Ram i Yosafin pro­ posed a co ndom inium project similar to the one commissioners arc considering now from Suncor Properties I n c Th a t was tw o y e a n ago. Whether y o u agin* o r disagree w ith Ram i's project, tome* SAT Herald photo by Tom m y V lnctnt Sanford Recreation Supervisor Tom Kelly, left, and Sanford Deputy Police Chief Darrel Presley organize 665 pounds of canned goods collected during the city's Halloween Spookola. The food will bo distributed by the Sanlord Police Department to the Outreach Rescuo Mission, the Sanford Christian Sharing Center and the Sanford Salvation Army B u rg la ry M ich a e l Joseph N ila n , 21, of Casselberry, and Sean C h ris to p h e r C a tle tt, 19, of L o w e ry D riv e , O v ie d o , w e re arrested b y S e m in o le C o u n t y S h e riff’s de p u tie s e a rly F rid a y , fo llo w in g an in ve stig a tio n . Betw een O c t. 30 a nd 31, persons re p o rte d ly b u rg la riz e d a vehicle o n R iv e rb rid g e C irc le 'in O v ie d o . P a r t i n g to I I I . u n i t report. f i l i n ' U ITI' M'MT.lI p«TMWs in v o lv e d O n ly N il.in *ind t .illr tt iv I'n - lit.'.itn l .m il u rn -sti'il. on,* **l», .iil.l i i . i t , . ^ i i i - i i 11m u v . n r it. > .tiiHtvi*r I . n f . p i - i ' llie tiiii-.iili'r .if iiiii til (lit- S n i H ii r |.fi.||..i t'atuitl I h - <>«li*r|iri-ti-tl . in , i n n - p i , I m i I l l i . i l ’n m il llu* it .it il s lu u ilil I h - ii.tiu ili'tl C ra s h e s Pam ela A n n B a rric k m a n , 26, of W in te r P a rk , w a s arrested b y S h e riff's d e p u tie s T h u rs d a y . She re p o rte d ly w as in v o lv e d in a v e h ic ­ u la r accident at the intersection of C R -4 2 7 a n d D o w n in g near S a nfo rd. She w a s ch a rg e d w it h d r iv in g u n d e r the influ en ce ( D U I ) in v o lv e d in a traffic crash. T riv ia : W h o out there know s w h e n Sanford first adopted the city m anager form of go ve rn ­ ment? Several people have told me stories and reasons w h y Sanford switched to a city manager, but so far, they've all been w rong. If yo u think you know , give m e a b u z z at 407-314-0379. I'll share the inform ation I receive in a future A ro u n d T h e C lo c k co lum n, as w ell as the research I'v e uncovered. Lady Luck: Speaking of friendly w agering, did anyone catch C h a n n e l 6's video of Brenda Ca re y rolling the dice in Vegas? Seems the sassy red head likes to gam ble on m ore than just political races. Carey, w h o has already announced her inten­ tions to run for District 5 Seminole C o u n ty Com m issioner, sits on the Lynx public trans­ portation board as an appointee of G o v e rn o r Jeb Bush Reporters from Channel 6 followed 17 Lynx employees and hoard members to a nation­ al transportation conference held in L is Vegas. E vide ntly the dice were more enticing than the seminars because the television station has plen­ ty of lootage of Carey rolling bones w hen she should have been taking part in "professional training." Asked on camera about the incident, Carey responded by asking if she should be expected to spend four davs in la s Vegas w itho ut w alking through a casino. 1 guess luck wasn't a lady for Carey Expect the footage to be used against her if she continues with her race in District 5 G le n W illia m M a y e r, 32 of C a sse lbe rry, w a s arrested b y S a nford police T h u rs d a y . I le had re p o rte d ly been in v o lv e d in a v e h i­ cle crash at B rig h t M e a d o w D r iv e a n d S R -4 6 A near L a ke M a ry . A w i t ­ ness re p o rte d ly said M a y e r's v e h i­ cle s w e rv e d several tim es, alm ost h ittin g tw o c h ild re n w a itin g at a school b u s stop. T h e w itne ss s u p ­ p lie d officers w ith the license tag n u m b e r and M a y e r w as located. Administration Baity Banned Ih e Seminole C o u n ty Sheriffs Office w ill he offering an Internet safety course for people w h o oversee children's o n-line activities. T h e class is free .m il endorsed by the International O rd e r ot Chiefs ol Police and the Federal la w Enforcement I raining Center. The class wilt touch upon: • C o m p u te r hardware and soft­ ware basics • W in d o w s basics • G etting connected to the Internet Production Battery Robert L a m o u r Ea ga n, 35, of N o rth Street, L o n g w o o d , w a s arrested b y sheriff's d e p u tie s T h u r s d a y at his residence f o llo w ­ ing a d is p u te w ith a fem ale. H e w as ch a rg e d w ith battery, d o m e stic violence. L in d s e y B ry a n C a rte r, 39, of S. Scott A v e n u e , S a n fo rd , w as sto p p e d by d e p u tie s e a rly F rid a y at M o n ro e Road and O ra n g e B lv d . She w a s ch a rg e d w it h d riv in g u n d e r the in flu e n ce ( D U I ) and refusal to s u b m it to a breath test M ik e A llis o n , 47, M a rv in A v e n u e , L o n g w o o d , w a s arrested by L o n g w o o d police e a rly F rid a y at his residence. O fficers said he attacked a fem ale w ith a knife. H e w as ch a rg e d w ith a g g ra va te d bat­ tery w ith a d e a d ly w e a p o n , a n d resisting a n officer w ith o u t v io ­ lence. Iv a n A le ja n d ro O ra m a , 36, of K e lly C irc le , S a n fo rd , w as stopped o n O r la n d o D r iv e b y sheriff's d e p u tie s e a rly F rid a y . H e was • Internet addressing • N ew sgroups • E-m ail • Hacking • Protecting lo u r Privacy • Internet Eraud • Sox C rim es • Interne t Chats • l ittering and blocking unwanted sites w ith software • Searching the Internet for infor­ mation on you • See instru, tors w ill chat, lice on the Internet as a child. • Searching yo u r com puter to w hat they have been doing • Internet Safety Sum m ary I he class w ill be held Saturda Nov *» from N:3U a m to 4 30 p.m the National Center for Forensic Science, located at 12354 Rescan Parkway in O rla n d o (near U C F ) more inform ation, go to w w w sc nolesherilf.org. Pre-registration rci|iiired. Ma*l Room lagal Adva# tiling Pam Smrffi *V*4»c41 Postage Paul at Saniurd. f lurnli and addrttonal mottotg efficaa USPS 401 zoo Puitmatlar 5«nd addreu thangai lo Circulation Wanda Koufpon**$ Tha SEM lfKXE ME M AID P O U ua 166/ /«< Saniurd Ft 32/7? 1607 S u b s c r ip tio n T h e R o tary C lu b of C a s se lb e rry and the city of C a sselberry need volunteers for its Paint Y o u r H e a rt O u t project. N o p rio r experience nccessar^^-faterials w ill be fu m is h e u T T h e g ro u p w ill meet on Saturday, N o v. 9 from 8 a.m. until noon. W ith in a three to four h o u r period, voltut leers w ill paint the exterior of selected homes for fam i­ lies w h ic h are either elderly, lo w -in c o m e or have other special needs. Volunteers can get m ore inform ation by ca llin g Joannie D ix o n at 407-262-7700, ext. 1109. T h e G F W C O v ie d o W om a n 's C lu b w ill hold the 29th annual A rts a nd Crafts Festival Saturday, N o v. 9 from 9 a.m . until 4 p .m at L a w to n Elem entary School g ro u n d s in d o w n to w n O v ie d o , SR-426 at L ik e Jessup Avenue. C a lle d Great D a y in the C o u n try 2002, the event w ill feature displays and sales of arts and crafts by o v e r 300 exhibitors. Fo r additional in fo rm a ­ tion call the O v ie d o W o m a n 's C lu b at 407-365­ 9420. T h e C e n tra l Flo rid a Lyric O p e ra presents T h e Barber of S e v ille . N o v. 9 at 7:30 p .m . at Helen Stairs Theatre for the Pe rfo rm ing A rts, 203 M a gn o lia A ve n u e ir Sanford. A d m iss io n is $10. $15 and $20. For additional in fo rm a tio n or reservations call 407-321-1111 C e le ry C it y C ru ise rs, in co nju nction w ith the rem od­ eled Sem inole C o u n ty H istorica l M u s e u m w ill pre­ sent their 19th a n n u a l car s h o w at the m u se um . Saturday. N o v. 9 | here w ill be entertainm ent, food and beverages w ith 15 classes ot vehicles entered in the com ­ p etition for Best ot Show . We welcomc •U,J encourage your letters and comments. All tellers must include your name address and phone number to he published. Write to us: 300N. FrenchAvenue Sanford. FL32771 Published ovory Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers Inc *30011 French Ave Sanlord FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322 2611 *Fa« (407) 323 >J406 Charyf SmHh Doan Smrth Tommy V*«.onl Hefmhllt AV»i Janet W illia m s Rice, 29, S e m in o le B lv d ., S a n fo rd , w as arrested F rid a y b y d e p u tie s o n O ra n g e B lv d . She w a s ch a rg e d w ith D U I a n d d r iv in g w ith a su sp e n d e d license. Sunday, November 3. 2002 • Vol 95. No 22 Ndi PWaul Clataifiad Adva#tiling Tad Wafea* A n ita C h e r r y H e a lin g , 36, of O r la n d o , w as sto p p e d b y de puties W e d n e s d a y o n S K -4 1 5 at C e le ry A v e n u e . A fte r b e in g taken to jail, officers said she a tte m p te d to kick an officer a nd w a s e x tre m e ly c o m b a litiv e . She w a s e v e n tu a lly ch a rg e d w ith D IM , tw o counts of possession of c o n tro lle d s u b ­ stances, resisting a n officer w ith o u t vio le n ce , resisting a n officer w ith vio le n ce , a nd assault on a law e nforcem ent officer. "SrruiiK Seminole County Sitnr I'Jtitt ” Dartnch U.irva Ma*tun» John Coffman am i ri-i k li'n d rivin g . Steven M aurice Marchant, 54, of Landing D rive . Sanford; was op^ei! b v Sanford police Th u rs d a y at SK-46 and W ilner Circle, fie was charged w ith D U I alcohol/drug*- and reckless d r i­ ving T he Sem inole H erald Editorial Muheia Jcrta D i.p U y Advtrlittog Ho*/ia lavandtt' . . . . . . . , Sheriff’s O ffice offering Internet safety course Dan I'inj* t.ihloi iiiul I'ublixlii r Q Scott A la n C lu x to n , 34, of Ju p ite r, F lo rid a , w a s stop p e d b y S a n fo rd police e a rly F rid a y on A m e ric a n a B lv d . at O r la n d o D riv e . H e w a s charged w it h D U I a lc o h o l/ d ru g s . Traffic Slops w a s ch a rg e d w ith b u rg la ry of a c o n v e ya n ce a nd la rc e n y / th c lt of p ro p e rty o v e r $300 in va lu e . Ih e bounce around w o n 't slop com pletely w ith a new form of governm ent. H ow e ve r, co m ­ missioners w o u ld be m ore accountable to make final decisions, g iv in g the concerned parties more a m m un itio n at the ballot bos. Th a t's h o w I see this issue is shaping u p in the early stages. Y o u 've been w arned about m y p ro g­ nostication abilities. I'm on ly offering m y tw o cents w o rth . D o n 't blam e me if you lose yours. Saturday, N o v . 9, v o lu n ­ teers and c o m m u n ity lead­ ers w ill join Sem inole C o u n ty G o v e rn m e n t and the Sem inole C o u n ty Sh e riff's O ffice in an effort to clean u p Ihe M id w a y area of de bris and trash. Ju n k vehicles and code vio ­ lations w ill also be noted. Volunteers are urged to be at M id w a y Elem entary’ School at 7:30 a.m . w h ere the cle a n up w ill begin. M eals w ill be served to v o l­ unteers. charged w it h D U I a nd d r iv in g w ith a su sp e nde d license. Police B lotter Q R a te s 3 Mu*#* Santnuto County f t 1 00 6 4\ Samoncto County l^t) 00 1 V»*< (I Somnola County VV> 00 I near OO xh K r i l a County QO t tour Out Ot but* i&2 00 r? Call ut (407) 322-; E-Mail us: Editorial: •ditonthomlnolthanie t0l„ Advtrtnioe: cuniihOitminolihtrald com Publiuior dpinatftmnmoiohorald.com YXL * Fax u< (4 0 7 ) 3 23 - �T he S eminole H eraih Tl itNop A p ri the . a rch ouida ILmke, Fort Meade; six granildaughteni; nine great-grand- a s ^ s s » j2t chihl,,nCR Tl‘a,'R,1*a,Rrand- isr&tzosst. FuneralI serv ices will be II a m. Sihinlay, Nov. 2 at Bnvam Funeral t lome, Sin/onl, with Rev. Tim ™ P ' ^ f i^ b n g . Ruri.il will M k iw in Fa ergmen Cemetery. Viewing will K? from 10 a m. until funeral ime Siturday at Bovmn Funeral 1lome. Karl Ki Sanfi •1SSU ^ 2 5 nEVanS' an W i n t e r tion Sprin'![,e,d ru,,niTal H «n e . Winter ^PnnRs, in charge of arrnngcmcTiL. ly at Do ous for dlcd Wilnesday, Cha in tl L in recc . A n n y V rttT a n ^ minisbative assistant with US p ^ ‘Tnnu,n' Civil Service. He was i ,Vr.m n ,,nd a rTH’TT>biT of and Wsm<. Of Retired °f 'UFederal ‘ fc h » - Natk*al /V Hoi Employees, and V F W in Jacksonville. deg T K'l ‘‘, , -Krand« « B.ildauff Family Funeral Home, Ma SALLY MAE HUGHES Sally Mae "Miss Sally" I lughes, 88, Peach Irev lane*, Altamonte Springs, d k d Monday, Ott. 28, 2U>2. Bom in Alley, G a she moved to t entral Florida in l<*2<). She- was a dcimestk- enginiXT and a member of M aadonia church, Apopka. Survivors include daughter. Joyce Jackson. Altamonte Springs seven grandchldren; 14 great’ grandchild ron. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc Wmter Park, in charge erf arrange­ ments. . Ru k I Orlarvlo, died Friday, C tt. 11 , 2 «C . l ie was bom in Orlando. He w « a Chef and attended I’atmos CKipel, S e v e n t h ly Adventist Church in Winter Park. Sum vora include sisters, Jannk* anil Maggk* Hmwn, Theresa Gon/ales, [ > m i Ovaries, Stephanie I larmon, Marion Casey Georgia Miller, all of Orlando; F.nimaLXv, Mississippi; adopted d Ju v’ Y l T bk‘ Uf7’ ,,f Sanford, died Wednesday, O cl 30,2001 Hom in Qiipley, Florida, she had nviil in Sin/onl since 1930. She a member of NorlhsWe aiptisl C-muth, Chuluota. * Survivors include daughter, S M * 1* Chuluota; brother. Hill Reddick. Lake City; sister. ^ MUWTyWHUMENT CO. . Timothy /D ouglas Holt June J, 1966 - Nov 4, 1965 \ Hi* remembtr you on thi\ f r v day especially as uv Jn .j everyday. You arv always 1 in our hearts and on our ; i minds. \. 1 Mom. I)ad, Jack III, Ryan «s MtnrueGladys "Cranny" Lee.«J|. West 6th Street, Sanford, d k d UT i ! f I * 1 ^ 2002 •“ Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, Sanford She* was bom Ott. 19, |91 J jn Oiristm.es. Fkirida. Six* was a homemaker and a Baptist ki, Grandma Crandma & Grandpa A J /’ * < BATT’S -j Nov. 2 .1 9 3 9 -A p ril 19. 2001 Although you have been K°nc j z year, ^our I*>\ iml! fun er al home . t ,. N. Halbe Ave Orlando, FL 32805 memories an* carried on * Happy Hirlhday Gnmkl.iildv .* | tOt Itl735t, Pyr 407 470-1538 V ,f*M •Easy Credit Terms k* • •Christian Burial Starts at S995 1* .[ •Cremation starts at S295 v*. f 8*1 Batts. l.FJ) *«• Love your Grandklds. Nisha. Jukie. Shenda. New _ Oaddy. Kulura. Shay-Shay } Vonlae. Dallas. Kyta, OeAndre ........ . ...................... I 'X 'C*>vr* OrcijrStCommunryStnei''* ' '<*■ >/ >r S* . ^ -- --------------------------------------------- — w ----------------, $ o 1* t4 7 Y ears C a rin g S e r v ic e EW h rxjm l lo H Ron lUnd t t B e d y W ^ n i le w UcCWw rw row li to iu n Dnury Smuh and ann tv (fry B D nuon F fvx4 nm R Shorty Bcttiy m un lla rjrn FULFILLING YOUR FUNER/M. AND CREMATION NEEDS LOCALLY AND WORLDWIDE 905 latu rcl A vc., S u n fo r d ,x ( 4 0 7 CORDLESS SCREWDRIVER 3 2 2 - 2 1 3 1 ) B»r«rV0W•«! tr» -| ItA-pi ml OoUrmrOPl St c2ea«]< k f iw i "Ask Fo r Your Free Sim /rlicily Plan* P re-A rran gem en t G u ide" ---------------------------1------ i n - w i — i — ----------------------------------------------------— in u n ii.M i ..................................................... B a n fie ld Seminole Countv Funeral Homes Baldwm-Fairchild Oviedo Altamonte Springs Forest City 1-ake Mary Stewart Enterprise, New Orleans, LA Woodlawn/Carey Hand I-ongwood Service Corporation International, Houston, TX IU s f Mj m Service Corporation International, Houston. TX Carriage Corporation, Houston, TX lliiiir ic lt l Funeral Home (<’u « /« r i/<■«■</ Lowent 1‘rit-fm 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 ■ — ---------------------------------- 20 lb.; Tank M M “ I he (e o o d S a m a r it a n I lo m e o f S a n f o r d , F l o r id a H O M I 1 hr* “••lhl u. n iiiii h:,«. The u *-" ” lia s heen been |>iuvulmg .1 iiiik Ii nccdoil service in the Sem inole C o m i t y area since ID-ltt. Ii is .1 haven Im (lie indigent eldeily and ilisahlcd p e r s o n s m need o| care, regardless ol taee. I’olor, cieed . religious belie! national origin 01 ability 10 pay Any help no mallei liovv great 01 small will be greatly appreci aled ! Please mail all contiiluilions to Lite (•n od Sam aritan I lom e nl Sail lord , I lorida Service Corporation International. Houston. TX Brisson Funeral Home Sanford Gramkow Funeral Home Sanford SQ94 Please Help F a m i l y O w n e d & S e r v i n g F l o r i d a S i n c e IHH!) Owner & H eadquarters Greg Banfield, Winter Springs, FL -------------------------------- A m e riG a s C T X .f r I PrufMn* Compvny v s j r F u n e ra l H o m e Oviedo | $150:B0AG PROPANE TANKS FILLED EVERY DAY Q 9S f ^ While You Wait Q Name Lflfiflliflfl Hunfield Funeral Home Winter Springs ' 3 r«ar Oattaty •Cnacou •ftairaba IlSneSt) Pressure WasherRented s40°°PerDay I A N D F U N E R a T. H O M E S 24 Hrs. Telephone (407) 3224263 QUALITY TOUCH FLAT LATEX WALL &TRIM R YE GRASS SEED ----- ------- QiV£WEEKQiVLP• M E SUPPLIESLAST s Friend When You Really Need One" snm EWctnc ignSon and ^'.i/.’ .'rtCN r *'>« Ad^taMhama 9 11 9410* OaklawnMemorial Park C F.M LTF.R IES REFILLABLE BUTANE LIGHTER $094 ; M Servinfi Central Florida Since 1954 j I Wall Paint ' S*SKA Family Funeral Care Rufus Lastep, Sr. ^ o f - "~V Love always, y C j' lour children, grand 1 ’ children, great-grand1T>. children and sister jf Bessie . . D IS P L A Y Y A R D Hwy. 17-92 - Maitland P h .3 3 9 6 9 6 8 , Q «n* Hunt. Owner >, Mertvle A O w e j t e T o ta l O f -jfo uv you’d walk a mile •' ’f Your laugh, your smile ; \ Our nicmones of you ssill never lade away . - p Forever in our hearts < Until we meet again in P ' that sweet by and hy. ’. iN EMI Sanford Av« , Sanford. EL lo r -M j.jijj Cam«« , M IN N IE GLADYS 'GRANNY* LEE C om bin ed away * I 4 r i s s o n A VVc Hunk ul you each ..andevery day \ We know In help one uf * ^ “A if I lorida. She was a home­ maker and a member of Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Q u in h in Sinford. " Survivors include brother, Moses Birfiekl, Sink ml; sister, fXiisv I orter. Cincinnati. Oiiki; two grand­ children; twognatgrandchiklrcn Ninnsc* Funeral I lome, Sinford. in charge of arrangements ._ Surv ivors Include daughter. Rena Smith, Like Mary; two grandchil­ dren. one great-granddaughter. Ikinfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. Seminole County's Most Experienced Funeral Home 5 .1910-Rov 29. 2000 It s been 2 lony >car\ I Baldauff Family Ftineral Home ‘ ,r*,n K1' City, j„ charge of arrange­ ments Cl 1920i„ Madison, funeral - t Mrs. A l i c e ! 'i; Williams j * JXItcin.,; parent,, r , iix .lrM', Hi|d.,. U ltona brothers. I rk and |M . K>th of IX*I and. Fduardo, New Smyrna Ik-ach. sish-rs. | orralne. Winter Parle, Dawn, fVIlona; paterna! grand,nolN-r, R(ls., \|.,ru. l itre. N e w York LULA MAE WILLIAMS _ I ula Mae Williams, H2, G n rn w a y Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, CXt. X). 2002 at Ix t n-sidence. She was bom O i l. ||, HBST CHURCH OF THE NA2AHENE S B Surv ivors Include wifo. Angela, JJeltona;son, E/equiel |r o 'u 'U ,jal*‘ N,afy *leallh & Rehab. Center. Six* was bom in St A n a Jamaica. She was a liomeraikIT • " U J A M J . H ORNE William J I lome, 61, ChiruberTy LXIando, died Sunday. CVt. 3), 2002. He was bom in O v kdo He was a postman in N ew York City and a member of Antioch Misstorury Baptis, Chunrh, Oviedo. Survivors include wife, Mamie, * «> . William, Baltimore, Md., Timothy Troy, Orlando; daughter. Adrienne Lomax Carolina; five grandchildren; par­ EULA M . C A M B L E /fkfPURE Fjrecjuiel "/eke" Pitre, 21, Medford Avenue. I Vito,,.,, died Sunday, Oct. 27,20112. jkim in Puerto Rio», In- moved to Deltona 20 years ago I le was owner/operator o f ., flooring maintenance business and a ' Jehovah Witness Cordelia Hull, 91 Donegal Avenue, Lake Mary, dkxl Friday ^ n g e t . t y , m charge of arrange- me great-great-grandchildren A memorial service will lx- M d Monday. Nov. 4, at II a m at Central Baptist G uireh. 3101 West First Stnvt. Sanfonl Sunrise Funeral I (.,me. Sanfi ml. in charge* of .irrangements. e/ e q u ie l CORDELIA HULL ^ . l. ? VLs,,f^ rL,rv,<' bn''t'en, David Henaen. Orlando, James Brown, Jr, Melbourne, Fmmc-tt Harmon, Apopka. Connie J larmon. Orlando, Jimmie Suiders, Orlando Giddcn s Funeral Home. Inc., Wmter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. n S‘,r>'ivnis include wife, Judith Nward Fnuier; son, DUv id, jhaydiTi, Md , daughter, Debra Frazier-Cranl, Alder, Wash Ihnv of pns and Col f ments n a l d l e e f r a z if b ’ JO, 20(12 at h b residence ftwri prof core Golden s Funeral I lome. Inc.. Winter P.uk, in charge of .irr.ineiv ROBIN H ARM ON T e iw l i i r t rT X m- Surv iv <>rs inc lude *sxi>, William Ronnie “ Bud" Ire , Sanford, Raymone F l e e , IX'lkiry. L irry I « , «*. Sanford; daughters, Miklnsl I Johnson and R-iynell Bimt-s, lx>th of Sanford, Gavk* Mims. Like Monnx*, BirKir.i I lowell, fX-llon,!; 17 grandchildren; 11» greatgrand­ children; ID .________ Pennsylvania; Brisson Funeral I tome. SohfonJ. in charge of arrangements Cou C o it arriv ents, Roberta BLinford, Ov kdofathiT, William B. I lome, Columbus, G a ; sisters, Alberti Gould, O-niseSippio, both of O vkdo; brothers, Rcgin.il,I Hom e Fort laudeniak*. Willie |<>hnson l».(). Itux K45 - S n n lu r d . IT 42772-O S 15 g UnVACno* QWUUNTUO Semn9 All Your H M ' Nad* Smce '918 unsacnomUJAAAJ.ru �4A Sunday. November 3. 2002 T1IB SEMINOLE IIERAI.il P a* O p in io n Our V iew Opinion Page Policy Fo and | odds w ill i to a I M; thou; comr S t o p s t a llin g D o n 't* * our potato! vim? Do something abouf ft. W rit* us a latter to the edRor. AJHatten to tha editor must be signed and, for verification purpoeea, indude an addreae and phone number. LaOera should aleo be fentted to 800 words. Letter* to the ettor wW be scceptsd by: Sanford City Commissioners should make a decision on development proposal Aro C it y Com m issione rs w ere presented w ith a p la n to d e ve lo p a co m bina tio n of p u b lic a n d p riva te p ro p e rty on L ik e JOO N. French Av*„ Sen lord. Fie. 32771 M onroe . T h e proposal calls for a m ixe d -u se d e ve lo p m e n t of c o n d o m in iu m s , to w n h o m e s a nd office a nd retail space. edttorOMfninotohtrald.com • Fee 323-9406 Letters to Iw e d to r end cotumniitswhoeppeeren theedtorielpegsdonol neceseerty represent toe vine of toe 8emtoole Herakl Lean may be edted tor lengti. I he plan is a go od one. Som e past p m p osa ls have been ten* grandiose, increasing the risk of failure. D o w n to w n Sanford has a lot to offer, b u t it rem ains u n p ro v e n g ro u n d for to da y's real estate investors. It's im p o rta n t, therefore, that the first m ajor redevelopm ent project d o w n to w n be g ra n d e n o u g h to ...We. gather today to jmurn the trage death of Senator Rsu\ Wellstone... attract other investors, but not so o v e rly a m b itio u s in size o r scope that it's doo m e d to fail. S u n co r's proposal fits the bill. S u n c o r has a p ro v e n track record creating h ig h -q u a lity resi­ dential a nd com m ercial d e ve lo p m e nts in H e a th ro w a nd Lake M ary. F u rth e rm o re , the c o m p a n y 's president. Bob I loria n, has p u b lic ly said if he can reach a deal w ith the city, this Your V iew d e ve lo p m e n t w ill not be a " h it -a n d -ru n " project. S u nco r plans to d o a dditional projects. In fact, I lo ria n is alre a dy in how resic it. Sc facti auth Core cand IX-rr san t oriel ter, i Km v Sanf A Q u it undi pass com back anot negotiations for several parcels of land in the d o w n to w n area. There is som e reluctance on the co m m ission to donate the land to S u n co r for the project. T h a t's u nderstandable, p a rtic u ­ la rly w h e n y o u look at the ra w n u m be rs: the city w o u ld be d o n a tin g a piece of land that's va lu e d — on p a p e r — at m ore than SI m illio n . In reality, the p ro p e rty is a m o n e y pit, albeit a sm all one, for the city. T h e parcel generates n o p ro p e rty tax and requires taxpayer dolla rs to m aintain. It's too sm all for q u a lity d e ve lo p m e n t, unless it is paired w ith anoth e r piece of land. S u n co r is offering to d o just that. In re tu rn for the land, the city w ill begin receiving thousands of d o lla rs in a nnu a l p ro p e rty tax. M o re im p o rta n tly, the S u n c o r project w ill serve as a catalyst for future d e ve lo p m e n t. C o m m issio n e rs, of course, m ust m ake u p their o w n m in d s about the m erits of the project. T h e H e ra ld believes the p ro |ect w arrants th e ir su p p o rt. T h a t said, co m m issioners h a ve a responsibility to p ro v id e S u n co r w ith a tim e ly response, Frai either positive o r negative. T h e co m m ission — and city staff have done a pix>r job in the past of be ing decisive. S im ila r proposals have been announced w ith m u c h fanfare, o n ly to expire after m on th s of inactivity. If the project is not a good you ,d e a i tor S diU urd, cu m nu sw o tw i* slu m ld say so a nd m o v e o n pose com *un* ■ '•*ri iliu f way i iw h ’i nuittvr* ." "'*■ 1 ,M S " w r i t . « o m n i K s i o n e r s s h o u l d o u t d e la y .n liv e ly s u p p o r t il w ill, H o w bout it, commissioners? Yes o r no? r w ill mi» fina amr T earl nos cent I Get out and vote It this were an Editorial C o lu m n , I w o u ld probably tell you w ho deserves y o u r vote Tuesday. O f course-, that w o u ld be- just ............................ rese Nick any rolli heat race C tion Con port Itus l.yn a ltr Kvu sein ty (i shoi trail A res;: spel thro I foot w ill o f state la n d to e xp a n d F lo r id a 's e x istin g N a tio n a l C e m e te ry a n d $15 m illio n fro m C o n g re s s for a n e w N a tio n a l C e m e te ry in S m ith F lo rid a . T o th e E d it o r R ecently, a v e te ra n asked m e w h a t Job B u sh has d o n e for ve te ra n s. T h i s year, G o v e r n o r Bush p ro p o s e d a n d sig n e d in to la w a b ill p r o v id in g an e stim a te d 90,000 p a rtia lly d isa b le d v e t­ e ra n s w it h a re d u c tio n in t h e ir p ro p e rty taxes b y in c re a s in g th e ir e x e m p tio n to $5,000 (f ro m $500). L is t IX x e m b e r, a liv in g W o rld W a r II m e m o ria l a n d m u s e u m w a s d e d ica te d at the F lo rid a M u s e u m of H is to ry . F lo rid a A g e n c y for the W o rk fo rc e In n o v a tio n has started a V eterans' P ro g ra m to p ro m o te a n d m a x im iz e the e m p lo y m e n t o f F lo rid a 's v e t­ erans. I he F lo rid a D e p a rtm e n t o f V eterans' A ffa irs d is trib u te s a w e e k ly electro nic n e w s le tte r to keep T lo rid a veterans in fo rm e d o f the latest d e v e l­ o p m e n ts o n ve te ra n -re la te d issues. W h e n G o v e r n o r B u s h cam e in to office in 1999, F lo rid a h a d t w o o p e ra tio n a l v e te ra n s' n u rs in g hom e s. W ith the recent o p e n in g of t w o n e w v e te ra n s ' n u rs in g h o m e s, In 2(X)2 G o v e r n o r B u sh a ls o F lo r id a n o w has a total of . sig n e d ^c-H }itg B ill 148 in tq . fiv e * law , w h ic h gu a ra nte e s h o m e ­ C o v e r n o r B u sh Inis sign e d o w n e rs ' righ t-, to fly the le g is la tio n to g iv e h ig h school A m e ric a n F la g in front of d ip lo m a s to K o re a n W a r a n d th e ir hom e s. W o r ld W a r II ve te ra ns w h o I he F lo rid a D e p a rtm e n ts of d i d not co m p le te h ig h school V eterans a n d E ld e r A ffa irs are d u e to th e ir se rvice in the e n g a g in g in a jo in t c o m m u n i­ w a r. ca tio n effort to u p d a te a n d T h e B u s h -B ro g a n a d m in is ­ in fo rm F lo rid a ve te ra ns a b o u t tra tio n has secured 180 acres the e x p a n d e d benefits a v a il­ obt ained'ihn l'Vt‘n th,HUKh » w o u 'd be based on inform ation obtained through interview s and various com m unications first mu real hut you shai A ro L Shaw applauds Bush for all he’s done for veterans Pfeifauf . 7 r (1966-1975) I w rote editor!als for V y L S H -T V (six per w eek). It w as a diffi­ cult job, and at times it seemed as though — no matter what I espoused in an editorial — there were those w h o disagreed w ith me I was relieved w hen the editorial w ritin g went to another person. J h a t h aving been said— Businessman thanks police for jo b well done T o C h ie f B ria n T o o le y S a n fo rd P o lic e D e p a rtm e n t D e a r C h ie f T o o le y At m idafternoon on Saturday, bept. 28, 2002, I received a call from y o u r departm ent in fo rm in g m e that a report had been phoned in that several c h il­ dren w ere seen on top of the enclosed trailers w e sell. A s I p u lle d u p at the store. O ffice rs C . W o e h r a n d M a tt B o w lin w e r e w a it in g , w it h three ju v e n ile s in the b a ck o f ^ ! K* . TV ytiMrE Ji I consider this some- M y d a u g h te rs and I w k to tell y o u h o w m u c h we v V* - t • f I. &y\LM a p p re c ia te d th e police ever h>r m y h u s b a n d Ray K a m so y s funi»r«il n rtk V " o n t V t . 4, 2002 (h a n k y o u so m uch. * " °Pinion 'h ey do the research We are fortunate that people such as this take the time and make the effort to be informed Unfortunately, IIicm - are only . 'oils I u ! X nf’Jr,M ,n ,M’WnUn> *«' their Afar. - -*^71 ‘ On the Street w. ;, ■' WOrd -.a n y people .M vot, against lurn or her. regardless of how the word w as lY i J ‘ iso 1 •i‘U V laies i always a bail w ord how E d A lT b u l« ' Ve •bought to what is said or how it is s.nd All candidates couldn't lx- a s rotten a s their opponents say they are, or we would have a had government no matter w ho was elected ' The ballots are longer than usual You will probably .wed longer time ... the voting booth, but don't g .v t up and ,us ...J unl.M a/.d whl“ L s* m i ol the amendments may have confusing wording to the average person, which may cause you to vote for something you are against r* Did this frighten you? I've mentioned negative campaigning I .h yn T 5 bd|T " y ,,.n fus*ng wording, and other trials and tribuahons you may find in that voting booth But should ,t stop you from voting? I lopcfully not ' Ibe polls open at 7 a m and will clow at 7 p m Take the time ‘hC m K ,,‘ *** °U* Jnd vo,e '*>"1 li t someone else- C V T O U T A N D X ? " ' 1™ ‘ “ The Herald asks people what they think w h * w taxation is needed I bis weekend, take the time to lind out what the issues me in .md what the cand.dati-s may favor Have a family discussion*, alk wit), neighbors or friends Listen to campaign lom m er- 7 “ ' l ' .......... . “ •** Sinter* R o se A n n Kam*< M a ry Ram« N a n c y Ram** ITC ^ caj tcartoonj cem Many will vote based on what someone told them, a candi­ date s name familiarity, what some fear-monger h a s espoused .uui in M,,ni;caM-s bas«-d only on the sex or nationality ol the ’ T ti Ramsey family appreciates city*' police escort D e a r C h ie f T o o le y Vf. , hey aren't allowing negative campaign a d "o r a'cus.,- ^ y o u r d e p a rtm e n t. T h e y - • o n ly d id th e ir jo b w e ll, tr. w e n t b e y o n d th e "call of d u t y " a n d e x te n d e d extra efforts to*try to h e lp the I A ls o , w e w e r e g iv e n sever su g g e s tio n s to t r y to p re n fu tu re p ro b le m s . Both offx w e re efficient, h e lp fu l and w illin g to take as long as.-r essary to in f o r m us of the • n a tio n a n d o ffe r possible s o lu tio n s to p re v e n t futun o ccu rre n ce s. e t P L f iT N C T C s . v \ » , o k nm y ° W n . f 7 | Si° n s " Y ,,u m u s t a d m ir e p e o p le w h o thiMnselves.'" e n clo se d trailer. Fortunately n o s ig n ifica n t d a m a g e was d o n e to the tra ile r. I w o u l d lik e to thank bot? O ffic e r W o e h r a n d Bowlin f the w a y th e y de a lt w ith the three b o y s . I t h in k they rea! scared the b o y s a n d hope it w a s su fficie n t to convince th e m to sta y o u t of trouble: w o u ld a p p re c ia te it if you w o u ld m a k e c e rta in that a c o p y o f this le tte r is placed the p e rs o n n e l file of b o t h r cers. It s h o u ld be consideiv: d u r in g th e ir n e xt review the b o th these y o u n g m en did r excellent job o f represent-; S inter* j o h n C . N oe li P re s id e n t K - N - D Ira VOV R O IZ J & U /. A F S W W f e WV0. „ Jn ‘■ ‘‘b h ’rial, but mostly a suggestion — no an urging C E T O U T A N D V O T E Tuesday One person told me this past weekend, in M anning candidate ixomn.endations in an area newspaper, "I don't let anyone tell m i how to vote. I study the candidates and issues by myself say that a p a tro l car. T h e b o y s had c o m e across M i ll C reek whic ru n s b e h in d K - N - D Trailer, a n d w e re o n the roof of an JUCT Naturally, there was an editorial board through which all of the material had to pass but seldom did they object because in each ' wise, I had background material with which to support m y beliefs. • • • • • • • able to the m t h r o u g h the U .S . D e p a rtm e n t o f D e fe n se 's T r i ­ C a re m e d ica l p r o g r a m . In O c to b e r 21X11, P re sid e n t B u sh a p p ro v e d a n increase in ser­ vices p ro v id e d b y this im p o r ­ tant p ro g ra m . R e s p e c tf u lly W illia m H . S h a w , M a jo r , U S A R e tire d P a lm C it y , F L . I I I ju s t (I fe w m o re days, F lo rid ia n s w ill Ko to th e p o lls to choose w ho th ey w a n t as g o v e rn o r f o r th e n e x t f o u r y e ars . We a sked a fe w p e o p le who they th in k w ill w in th e g o v e r­ n o r ’s sent a n d why. Bush is going to win because ho has Ihu money Tom Schcetz OrUindo I thinK flush is going to bo governor because I think the maionty ol trie people like him I #W* flush, cut Its to * * * s the Unrteo Stales prosiUx* ______ _ 10 Jefc B u s t Bob Batten, Trlsh Silver la M ount Oora Janet Jernig, Ldko AL �Th e ! A n g e le s T im e s S u n d a y C r o s s w o r d P u z z le "h e a d l in e 85 _ corte« c m .. ECHOES- By JAMES P. SHARP 87 NO MORE h a l f t im e ACROSS ,l" C!l1I >J * ,Ch N ,,rm and Joyce N k h o h Ix w ii 118 Royal 17 Carpentry 49 This and that hoarJdress fastener 50 Workout woe '19 MacKen/te ol MUSICI 18 Surface tor a 1 Owned (up) 51 Sailing danger "Your Hit 90 "Waning tor the PC. perhaps ' Hanging decor 55 English channel ^ ParadeRoben _• 19 Barnyard 58 P. on a flat '3 Spreads out 120 Newspaper 91 Heat source enclosure sweater awkwardty lalteners 92 Airline to 27 New Meiico's 59 Cover one s I't 20 Recorded 121 Went boldly stale flower Stockholm 60 Fast flier 2 ' Empathise 122 Current entry Abt)f 28 Troubled 2 2 Seaman's 61 Neighborhood points 33 End W '80s Contrashade maker apparel 34 __________ 64the Aprhills -to-Oct 23 Certain DOWN 36 Barbecue 94 Soo9 *ung W ith setting _ rhododendron - ™ ~ « 1iuron af_ - — I Became bubbly ottering 65 Simile words 2 Embodiment, as 98 i 2 Pep,in '<* - — Manaa<?nvJl -ayff I 37 Suiti« with cloth 66 "_ smile be o' • a pnncwle principle °* no Com site" W 3Batonc, ao rNavigational r a v ^ l aid 99 38 67 Pop star 25 Measure ot the 10t E-W map hne 68 Because disorder in a brand 102 SuffnTwJh 69 Essence system 6 Cherished 40 ' 0 've a dog Midwest 70 Haughty one 28 ARLENE 7 Friday senes __* lots' song 71 James and Kelt 103 LIBRARY 8 Zieglold FRANCIS lync a d o p ts 72 Sports venue DOES IT production 42 Tokyo, formerly 73 Honey s u r p r is e AQAIHl 9 Wings 43 Drive POLICY beverages 29 British music co 10 Light touches 45 Superboy s 113 Sign of tall 74 Sonnet unit 30 Pansian article 11 Maine, to Marcel 115 Pied-_: sweetheart 75 Memo opener 31 Eitremity 12 Twilled fabric Lang temporary 78 Disreputable 13 Leadfoot 32 U S /Canada s 46 Cuba, to Carlos 77 High spots lodging 14 Composes - Canals 47 Opinion page. 116 Beauty spot? 78 Classroom supply 35 Office buy 15 "Shocks!' briefly 117 Base eatery 79 They re found m 37 Driving danger 16 Land measure 48 White cheese 38 Jamaican music genre 41 Shoe store request <3 Year in Pm, All's reign 44 VOTER REGISTRATION HITS RECORD LOW 49 Hillary s predecessor 52 Nosy Parkers 53 Former PRECINCT POLLING PLACES 80 Encourages 83 Turn sharply 85 Novekst Brook ner 86 Cloning basic 88 Member tribes 89 Dean's milieu 95 Cned weakly 96 New Orleans cuisine 97 Guitanst Segovia tOO Old oath 101 Attracted 104 1920s Foties Berger* designer 105 Parrot 106 Try to take off 107 Working away 108 GonenTs lather 109 Mass booklet 110 Ann** Sorenstam's gp l i t Redmed lu iw uu c ily 112 Not eiactly 113 H S subject 114 Give the November^, 2002 rRECINCT 1 I • 1 I to n Nicaraguan president 54 Great quantity 55 Flattery 56 Winnebago descendants 57 PLAYWRIGHT LOSES MEMBERSHIP 60 Raw 62 Mag founder ot 1953 63 Literally. Thrs' in Latin 64 First state Abbr 65 Ring legend 66 Notice 70 COASTAL RESIDENTS LONG FOR FOG 77 When Hamlet says *The play's the thing 80 Beseech 8t Keen'82 Colorful fabric 84 Pop rally shout 12 13 14 15 16 IH IU 20 21 22 23 11/03/02 ■wordeditortfaol com 24 P 7H07 Irihunv Mrtlle s « n k « v lee. See Crossword answers, Page 8A Tile first Ke.ulin)» Is Fundam ental D a y for the 21X1203 school year at M id w a y Elementary w ill be held on Th u rs d a y, N ov. 7, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m . Each child w ill receive a free book that they select. Seminole lli>;h School students w ill he assisting the students in select­ ing and reading their new hooks w ith the children. I here w ill also be a teacher costume contest, w ith the w in n in g teacher receiving a special gift M id w a y Elem entary is located at 2251 jitw a y in Sanford. T h e Reading Is Fundam ental program is a federally-spon­ sored free book distribution p rogra m available to incom eeligible students. There are three K IT distributions per year at each site. T h e local sites p ro ­ vid e m atching funds for the book purchases. Ih e Sem inole C o u n ty Public Schools' sponsors include Central Florida Hookpals, Veda Blake, a nd T h e Foundation for Sem inole C o u n ty Public Schools. Ih e progra m 's goal is to p ro vide a hom e library ot child-selected books tor each child from I’re -K through tilth grades. Volunteer and dona ­ tions arc- alwav s welcome For m ore inform ation on M id w a y Elem entary K ll. the I lam ilton Elem entary K l l , or English Estates Elementary RIE, please call the D ivid e n d s School Volunteer office at 107 320-0178. “Get It All.” Your newspaper gives you everything you could over want, in terms ol vaiuaMo information Monoy •Health •Interviews Reviews •Editorials • Advice Recipes •Coupons •Politics •Sports S u b s c r ib e itl EM ER G EN C Y REPAIR FUN D S A V A ILA B LE 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 41 ROOFING • Structural Problems 42 WINDOWS - Doors 43 You muct be 4 Homeowner in Seminole County Ihe vilue ol your home cannot eiceed $106 899 this program « designed to heio(v«ry low income) lamiliei only No Mobile homey aie eligible under this program You must have homeowners Insurance and be current on Mortgage and Tar payments 44 45 "You must sign j Seminole County SHIP deferred Payment Note and Mortgage lor the amount ol the repjits *ha! you receive Thj Note and Mortgage will be forgiven live years (torn the date ot the Emergency Repan Contract it you compty with the terms /v Ji i t (vi i .tot through rh» Serrano. County t h ir d o l County C o m w u o M r s 46 w d tr » S t it t o ! f h n d i 46 47 49 T h e r e ’s a SO better SI w a y to bu y in s u r a n c e . 52 Y ou c a n b u y yo u r S3 in s u r a n c e 54 from a stranger at a INSURANCE 53 4 56 RICHARD RUSSI 56 a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can tiusl and respect 59 Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family's protection and security 61 t 2575 S. I- m u l l \ u \ i slu to -O w n e rs Insurance S u u fu rd Lite Hom o Ca r Business (4 0 7 1322-0285 lloltdjy Inn E i press. 3401 S OrLm do Drive 117-92). Sanfonl Sanford City Hall. .300 N Park Avenue Sanford Sanford C h u rrli of Christ 1500 S park A v rn u r Sanfonl C ou n lrytld f llaptlsl C h urrh . 590 S Country C lu b Knud. Dike M..rv S r\rnth Day AdveuiM C h u rrh . 50 s Mdsx Rik k I. (South of SR 4:14 on M m t Ro. mII n . ’M i P a fW Kaslnionle Ctvtr Centrr. 834) Magnolia A vrn ur, Altaionntr Springs l-»k r Mary New city II .II |( mi N Cm ntlry C luh Ro.nl L tk r Mary Srnilnolr ( m inty C'topernlfvr Kx tension Auditorium. 250 W County llm u r RgMc1 Buikting 240. Sanfonl Orthodox C h u rrli of St s trp h rn 18 9 5 laikr hllllll.l Itlhlll litllgwiasl / in l Ip su l.i Rikttl S.i i i Iom I I r n t l^ark ( h im It ol thr N.i/arene 141 O ltrteii I n n park (ira cr United Mrthniltsi C h u n h . 499 % C o u n try C lu b Ro.ul. laikr M a n D m gw ood C ity H all. 175 W W .irrrn Avenue (C orne r of W .irrrn S trrrt an«l W ilm a S lr r r tl. Longwood D ir Golf I’L u r. 292 W Cent m l Parkway, Altamonte Spring* Spring Oak* Cominunity Chibhou»e. 500 Spring Oak* Ikxilrvunl. AJtamontr Sprtiu*s ( h im It on th r Ktlur. iit'iOO Mi Nrtl Ro.itI Apopka 37 ELECTRICAL • wiring, code violations MECHANICAL • replacement of heating and or /VC Systems P U M P IN G - scwcr/scptic/conncctioii to water/sewer systems TONY RUSSI Maramitha Seventh Day Aihenllst | too lear Lake Howl (Prrvlouslv known as uikevtew Christian Churrh). Apopka Community Dnilnl Method!.! churi li 4921 S lltghw-ay 17-02. Casselberry Sanora Club House. 239 Sanora IkHilevard. Sanfonl Seminole County Publir Health aral Human Services Audllortum. 400 \V Airport Boulevard. Sanford S t i r t la i t m r ( lir t s iL iu < lio n ti SEMINOLE COUNTY HAS ESTABLISHED A PRIORI­ TY LIST OF ITEMS THAT MAY BE ADDRESSED UNDER EMERGENCY REPAIR NUMBER o r fro m »>« 09 70 (t.inlrn C luh of Sanlonl. 200 Katrmont Drive. Sanfonl Jra n R lirln Central llraiuli Dhrary. 215 N Oxford Ru.nl, Coxaetbrny American leuion h.st IH3, 2700 Wrlls Avenue (off Highway 17 *721. Kern Park hlk.s Cluh. 4755 llowrll llran rh Rood. Wintrr Park Sprtnil IllU Sm trs fry Marriott. *201 N Towne Road. S.inford KUM C h u n h of the N.i/atrnr Krllmvshlp Hall. 2581 S.uilonl Avrnur. S.mford Faith Outreach C h u n h (previously kiMAvu as Sknak (•anlrtil. Ill 10 llowrll Branch Road. W intrr Park Westminster RrrstiytrrUn C h u n h. 2 l»-ll Krd lluti l.ik r Ro.nl. Cassrltierry Suniniit VilLuy C<mdumlnlum ( luhliouw 205 Lnpl.ill.wlr Wav. ('assrllirrTY Sanlando United Met hi ■list (h u ic h . |h«m> State Road 1.14. D>iii IwthwI D>imwtM«| Acpi.itta Cluh. 18.55 F. K W llllarnv)ii Road. litii^w.MHl Srnloi ( KL/riis Mulllpiir|Hisr C m trr. 2(M) N Inplrt L ik r Drtvr. Cassrllieny St RJtliards Fplsto|ul C liu rih 5151 L ik r llowrll Road. Winter Bark Lord of U lr Frllowshlp C h u n h . 395 Tuxkawtlla Road. Winter Spruid* Flial Baptist C h u rrh fvanlando Spring*. 742 Sanlando Road (off S R 434 1 1/2 milea weal of 1-4. between Montgomery and Jamextown). Altamonte Spring* Senior CltUens Multipurpose Center 200 N Triplet Lake Drive. Ca*%rlbrrT\ 14tiigwtnmI Hill* Congrrii.itioii.il C h u rth 1255 E E WtllUinxon Hoad. UuigwiMMl Hr si Baptist C h u rrh of Sweetwater. .1800 Wrktva Spring* Road UingwtMid Rrloimed Theologu al Seitiuiary 12.11 Rrforiiutloti Dltve tinlrrset tton ol Mlt« hell H.iiiunork Hoad A ALit.iv.i WimhIs Itlvd I Oviedo New Lite Fellow ship ( h im li 9 / 0 I tisk.iwill.i Ro.ul. W inter Springs W rsiiu m strr ITesliylerla ii ( li u n h *21^41 Red B u g Lake Hoad ( a s ^ rlliriiv firs t C h rist L in ( h im It ol U n u iw ih h I I too F h W lllLllllSOll Rlfolit DNIgW<H«l EM illw IhIo ('m u lo m tlllllllls ( lllh House 101 lla lla w .iy D flv r AltailMUHr S|xlligs ftis l iLtplisl ( h im h S . i i i I.i i h Im S p iin g s 712 HuiiLiiulo RiwmI (oil S R I I I I 1/2 miles west ol I 4 t irtw rrii MuolgiKlK i\ Hid Ja m rs tu w n ) AJl.iiiMHilr Spitugs H im t lest Baptist C h u n h ta il I. A ir|sal B m ilrsa id . S au lon ! S.Uilord Clvk Center l«H K ha uiUluIr Boula^ard |S.iulord Avenue al Srm iiioUBoulevanl) hsiufoid West view IL ip ils i ( h im h t|(N M R |tiA (Also known as II F II mkii.is li Paikwa>| Sanford l o c a tio n AJtamrm.r Springs E fo n ^tt .ry Srh«wg. 525 hnrvtpw S trrrt (.rff l>.,lm S|.rtngs Drtvr) Altamonte Springs Ffflrst City E lrm m t.ity Srhool. 1010 Sand Dike Road. Altamonte Springs Central C h u rrh of Christ. 875 Oak Drive Altamonte Spring* S rv rn lh Day AihTiillst C h u rrh . 50 S Moss Hood. (So.nl, of SR 434 mi Moss R,v„|) Winter Spring* Elks Club. 4735 Howrll D n in rh R ,„ d vMnlrr Patk tfolktay Inn. 230 W Highway 4 3 « Altam unlr Springs Hampton Inn. 151 N Dm .gt.,, A vrn u r Altamonte Spring* rj SesTttth Day Adventist C h u rrli. 455 Maitland Avenue. Altamonte Springs Country Creek Inn and Rarrpiet Club 620 Country Creek Parkw-ay h it DunneII Ro .mI). Altamonte Springs Winter Springs Clvlr Center. 400 N Edgemon Avenue. Winter Springs Northland C h n rrh . 530 Dug Track Rrsut Longwnod Holy Cross Lutheran C h u rrli. 760 Sun Drive. Lake Mary l'« rsiiuiiH.il A u tiiir N.iufonl Up To $10,000.00 IS AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFIED APPLICANTS 1-800 67 frlsl ILipttst C h u rrh of 5nvretw-atrr 3800 WVklva Springs Road. Longvmnd ’ Longwmxl C h u rrh o( th r N.i/nrrnr Frlknvshtp Halt. 200 Wayman A vrtm r Longwond laitherart Haven Fellowship Hall 2041 W 74 ^ 75 76 77 80 81 82 8-3 ^ H.» Wl *7 *8 69 I t ” '' 436 ,S°",h S p iin g s W«-kl%.i f*ie«*livtrti.iu l I iu m li ‘•’2 .*11 \\t Ktv.i spring* D tnr D hikwimmI SnghlMKtMMMl AllLUM e ( h im h M il M u k f i . o i WtMMN Rlklll. DKIgWlMwl D»rd of Die Fellowship ( h im ti I'ty Itisk.iwilLi Rikid Winter Spring* WntgewiMMl retiliis YllLis. I 101 Forest l l l l l s Drive. Winter Springs Winter Springs City Hall I 1*20 K Stale Rikid 434. W'lnler Spring* rusk.iw.lLi PreshvterLui C h u rth , :I4*4M> W* Stale Rikid 420. (K tn lo Lulheran ll.iven Felkmsfup Hall. 20-11 W Slate Ktkid 120. (South of (Sletlol. Ovlrtlo Balm Valley C luh House. 54X1 Palm Valiev iHive. Oviedo Oviedo Riverside Palk. IliOO liN k w n u l Ikiillevard. Oviedo Flr*t ILipilsi C h u n h Felkiwshlp Hall. .120 Flr*f Street. C*eneva Oviedo Women* Club. 114 King street Itietween High S* Ium»I ainl Methodist C h urrh l. Ovtrdo First ILipttst C litm li of Winter Springs. 817 E Stale RcxmI 434 (at Inlersrt turn ol C R 419 A S R 434) Wittier Springs River Oak* lTe sb \trfU n C h u n It 105 W ishlngloii Avenue. Dike W.irv Calvary Temple ol lYalse. *2020 \l» ( rat krii Rikul. S.inford Sate II utior Christian ( liu n h 730 I ps.iL» Knod. S.mlord Markham Wuodx Seventh Day Aihenlisl ( htirrh. 505 Markham WimmI* Rood longwiMnl •LI Ot 95 *M» *17 98 *J*I 100 101 102 103 104 • 105 loti 107 108 BXt • 110 111 112 113 III 115 I lt> 117 11h 119 120 i 11 ^ 123 121 „ | ( ||M, , I .iK* Mow* II IDm .I NVtoil r l*ttk SpMuu talk* t letiH-lll.trv N» I hmiI V«fl»i|\ t o.oiu. Ao ih h ........... . M| 122 Ov1r,lu Faith O t.trra rh C h u rth (prrvtousty kn.m ii as Slovak G ardrn). 3110 ll.m rll llran rh Ro.id. Winter Park St S trphrn'* Cathollr C h u rrh 575 Tusk.iwllLi Road. W intrr Springs C h u rrh of T h r Nrw CuvTtunt 800 TuskawilL. Road, W intrr Springs Srnlor C ltU rn s Mi.lMpiirp.Mr C rn lrr. 200 N Trtplrt D .k r Drtvr. C a s s rllw m w in trr Springs Ctvtr C m trr. 4 0 0 N Edgnnon Avr . W intrr Springs Strrllng Park E lr.n m la ry Srhiml. 2 0 | y-„,|r Clrrle. ('assellierry Matanalha S rv m th Day AdvnrnUal. 1400 Drar t-ik r Road (prrvtousty k.xm t. as Lakrvtrw ChrtoUan C h u rrh l. Ar..,,k a W rsl Hnuu h library. 245 N H unt Club lloulrvurtl. Iongwa.,1 Wrktva C .nnm unlly C m tr r. 230 Hunt C lub ll lv .l. S u ltr |tl|. tamgw-m.l SI. S trp h rn Lutheran Churc h. 2 1 to w St.ile Rimd 434. DingW'Mxl River o.iks lYrstiyterun C h u rrh . 405 Washington Avenue. Dike Mary ( >\ledu RiverMfle |».,rk. |G00 D m kwn*H| Ikmlevanl. (h led o Markham WimmI s 1‘veslryterLm C h u n li 5210 M.uklt.im W<mmI s Ro.h I (one tulle North ol Dike Mary Ifoulevurdl. Dike Mary Hampton Inn. 131 N Dough* Avenue. Altamonte Springs Cornerstone Com m unity C h u rrli. inoo (lahrtelLi Dine (prevlnusly known as UglillMHise Com m unity ( h im hi. Winter Park tira.s- Iflrslntrrtan C h u rrh . l i l t Tuskawtlla Ibkid (1/2 m llr North ol I6-.I H og foikr Rnnrft Winter 4 (uini** S o u t h SeiH tlM ile ( l i o n W est 5 .«11 fo n t I to y * .•» t .H ls < lo t, ** You do not have to be a Senior Citizen to Apply!!! S in t «• C K tS 407/:$22-2(»l I 2H C a ll 4 0 7 -3 3 3 -8 8 7 7 e x t. 1 0 3 M e a ls on W h e e ls , E tc ., In c . / b ilu y ! S e m in o le H e r a ld 27 p r e c in c t Tr»'n ln * C m tr r at Sylvan D .k r Park H45 Lnkr M.irkham Road. Hanford Mktway Ek-m m tary Srhool. 2 2 5 1 3 itw.iv IMIdwav). Sanfunl AilanHintr Springs City Halt, 2 2 5 Nrwrburyport A vrn ur. A lU m o n tr Springs Oviedo East Branch library. 310 D m . ton S trrrt. Ovtnln Geneva Elementary Srhool. (Family K” |6 jr r r C m le r) 27S First street. Geneva VFW ISwt 10139. 1 135 7lh Street. (Avenue fc A 7th Street). Chuluota Tlrst Ifoptist C h n rrh n(Tnscawtlla 4500 Dike Road. (Corner or Dike Road A TUseawtlla Rood). Winter Park First ILiptlst C h u rth ol Sweetw-aler .'WOO WYklva Springs Road, Lnngwr>od St D rie r. Eptsropal C h u rth . 700 Rinehart k *m <J. laikr Mary Winter Sprints* 25 Midway Elementary \s first RIF Day this Thursday LOCATION Markham Wnnd* l*rr*bylrrt»n Chtirrh. 5210 Markham Won't* Ro.ul (one mile North of Lake Mary Boulevard). Lake Mary (ienrva LI*menl.irv S* ln*'l iFamilv Resourie Cenlerl. 275 First Slrrei (•enrva Nortliskle ILipilsi ( h im h I5fi W Slate Rikid 119. ( huluola Lake Mary ( ’unuiiutufy ILdl 200 N Country ( lull Rikid Dike Mary CiNirtyard hv Mantoll. 135 lnlernalioii.il Parkwav llealliiow *KI R rtlenloi' l*irs|*>irtuu i h im It 4*97l Reil Hug Dike Rikid lKHtl«» RrfoniMsI llieoiogli al Sriiiin.ii> 1231 Reformation Drive (inirrso non ol Mm lu ll IL iiiiiih m k R tk id A Alafaya W imhIs ll lv d I (K letlit Wrklva iTesIwterLin C h nu h 2 1 1 Wrktva Springs Line D»ngvMN«l St Aitkins Anglican Cathedral .B4H W Male Rtkid 42l» i K i**l*» New Covenant Assenthlv of (i«*l C h u n li P fH lake Drive Casneltjervy First I'veslivtriLin C h u n h Dike Mary 128 W Wilhur Avenue Dike Man ( tossing* Com m unity i h im h 190 DnigwiMitl/Dike Mary Rikid l.ik r M an OvirdoC'lly Hall 100 A lrvam lru Boulevard, (hletli* n rd u ITexliylrrtaii C h u rth 2400 Dx'kvraud Ikm lrvaiil iKiedo MatklLiiit WimhIs Seventh lki> Ailvrntlsl ( hint h r>05 Markham Wi *mI* K.md Daigwood llaililltoti Flemriit.uv S* liool 1501 F 8th Street ?vmfofd (F n ira iu r oil ( rU i> Avetiue) ( i*iid**it Inn 590 Ava ( iant loit H ukm aii D n vri Sauk ad S.mloid 4 ivu 4 ruler III I K S r iiilm t lr IkKilev.ud |S.uifoid Avenue at Sriiiliiole Ikailrv .ml) s,m(oi d SrmiiuUe ( oiiiiiitmilv C h u n h 54170 4Range IkHilev.ml s.uifoid �niRC 6A Suml.iv \ m r m b r r 2(H)2 Tier. SEMINOLE 11FRAU) Annual Sanford/Seminole Chamber Realtor Tour Thursday n io .innii.il ^m fnnl/Si'niinoli' Chamber Realtor Tour Jus K v n scheduled for Thursday, Nov, 7. Area realtors w ill nx-et al 8 ,TO a m. at the Seminole County IHiblic Schools Educational Support Center, located at 400 F.. L ik e M a n Boulevard inSinford. I he lour will include Seminole H igh , M illennium M iddle, ami Idyllwilde FlemenLiry xhools. A n added highlight will he a Svtnford historic district tour scheduled at 1150 a.m. T lx 1 realtors will return to the FSC b y 12-T0 p.m. Washington Mutual Ikink and Premier Title and Abstract are sponsoring the Realtor Tour. For tour reservations, please contact l.inda H o w a rd at Washington M utual at 407-647521X). Ihe breakfast speaker will be Dianne Kramer, deputy superin­ tendent of Seminole County Public Schools, w h o w ill p ro vide an update on the results of the one-half cent sak»t tax extension. Jerry Mills, of llurke. Bales & MilLs w ill load the Sinford historic district tour. Mills, a resident of the historic district, is chairman of the Sanford/Seminole Chamber Education Committee, the tour co­ sponsor. For more information on the Realtor Tour, please call Seminole County Public Schools Com m unity Involvement Department at 407­ 3200178. Recycle old books O n M onday, residents of unincorporated Seminole may recycle okl trk-plxme books. The btx»ks w ill be accepted on reguLir recycling collection days thmugh Feb 7. Residents are asked to place the old telcplione books in their newspaper recy­ V O T E . C O M P L E T E L Y FIL L IN T H E O V A L • N E X T T O Y O U R C H O IC E . Use only the marking device provided or a number 2 pencil. II you make a mistake, donl hesitate to ask (or a new ballot. II you erase or make other marks, your vote may not count. T o vote for a candidate whose name is not pnnted on the ballot, fill In the oval and wnte in the candidate's name on the blank line provided for a wnte-in candidate. ’ tV ', ' C O N O M M IO N A i. R E P R E S E N T A T IV E IN C O N G R E S S D IS T R IC T 3 (Vote for One) O O NO. 1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT O Sandra Sandy'ADAMS O J * ™ T - C0AKLEY (REP) *'»'<•' CAR ROLL (REP) Comne BROWN (DEM) PLEASE NOTE: Stata Representative. District 33. will appear ONLY m Precincts 3. 5. 6. 7. 18. 21. 22. (UB) 29. 42. 50. 55. 61. 62. 73. 75. 85. 89.94. 95. 97. 98. 99. too. tot. 102. 109. 110. 113. 114. 116. 120. PLEASE N O TE: Representative in Congress. 121. 123 and 125 District 3. will appear ONLY M Precincts 3. 19. 21. S T A T E R E P R E S E N T A T IV E 22. 29. 42. 105. 106. 108. 123. t2< and 125 ^--- IlfiM ■ Ml D IS T R IC T 34 (Vote for One) R E P R E S E N T A T IV E IN C O N G R E S S D IS T R IC T 7 (Vole lor One) O David J MEALOfl O Christopher Michael WHEELER (REP) O John l MICA (REP) O Wa,ne HOGAN (DEM) PLEASE NO TE: Slate Representative. District 34, will appear ONLY in Precincts 8. 10, 13. 14, 15. 17, PLEASE N O TE : Representative in Congress, District 7, will appear ONLY in Precincts 1. 2. 4. 9. 10. 13. 14 15. 17 18.20, 23. 24, 25. 26. 27. 28. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34, 37. 39. 41. 46. 47. 48. 53. 54. 58. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 67, 71. 72. 77. 78. 81. 82. 83. 84 86. 92 93. 104 107. I l l , 112, 115. 118. 119. 122 and 126 R E P R E S E N T A T IV E IN C O N G R E S S D IS T R IC T 24 (Vole lor O ne) O O (UB) 19. 20. 23. 24, 26. 27, 28. 32. 37.38. 40. 43. 44. 48, 49. 52. 56. 57.67.68. 72. 74. 78. 77. 78. 79. 84. 86. 88. 90. 96. 103. 104. 111. 112, 117. 118. 119 and 122 S T A T E R E P R E S E N T A T IV E D IS T R IC T 37 (Vole (or One) O David SIMMONS O Timothy MORIARTY (REP) (UB) Tom FEENEY (REP) Harry JACOBS (DEM) will appear ONLY in Precincts 1. 4, 9, 11. 12. 16. PLEASE NO TE: State Representative. District 37, 25.31.33.34,35, 36.39.45.46.47,51.53. 54. 58. PLEASE N O TE : Representative In Congress. 59.60.64.65.66.69. 70. 71. 80.81.82.83. 87.91. District 24. will appear ONLY In Precincts 5.6. 7. 8. 92. 93. 107 and 115. 11. 12. 16. 35. 36. 38. 40.43,44.45. 49,50.51.52. 55, 56. 57. 59.65.66. 68.69. 70. 73. 74, 75. 76. 79. COUNTY 80. 85. 87. 08. 89. 90. 91. 94. 95. 96, 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 109. 110. 113. 114. 116. 117, C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R 120 and 121 D IS T R IC T 2 »"«/* r STATE i rss O (Vole lor One) - Randall Randy MORRIS BALLOT TITLE: Amendng Artrde I, Section 17 ol the State Constitution BALLOT SUMMARY: Proposing an amendment to the Slate Constitution identical to a proposed amendment to Section 17 ol Article I ol the State Constitution which was approved by a statewide voter 1990 The Supreme Court ol Florida itruefc the 1996 amendment in a ruling r which lour ol Ihe saven justices found that tha baft* summary was Inaccurate The proposed amendment expressly authonret the death penally lor capital Crimea and expressly authonm retroactive changes r the method ol execution The amerxknent changes Ihe prohibition agars! ‘cruel or unusual punohmenf.* currently provided r Section 17 ol Arndt I ol the State Constitution, to a prohibition agarat ‘cruel and unusual punishment* to conform with the wonkng of tfie Eighth Amendment to Ihe United States Constitution The amendment prohibits reduction of a death sentence based on invalidity of an tiacutton method and providss lor continued force ot Ihe sentence The amendment permits any execution method unless prohibited by Ihe United States Constitution The amendment requras construction of the prohMion agarst cruet or unusual punishment and Ihe proposed prohibition against crest and unusual punishment to conform to Unttod Stales Supreme Court interpretation ol toe Eighth Amendment to the United Si i i m Constitution The amendment would prevent stats courts, inducing Vie Floods Supreme Court, Irom treating Ihe state constitutional prohibition aganst creel or unusual punishment as being more expansive than the federal constitutional prohibition agamst creel and unusual pumtfvnent or Urutsd States Supreme Court interpretations thereof The amendment tflecbvsty nufcfles rights currently slowed under Vie stats prohibition aganst creel or unusual punishment which may afford greater protections lor (hose subject to ptmhment for crimes than wt8 be provided by the amendment Under the amendment. Vie protections afforded those subject to punishment for crimes under the 'creel or unusual punohmenf* clause, as that clause currently appears In Secbon 17 of Arbds I of the Slats Constitution, wit be the same as the mvwnum protections provided under the 'creel and unusuaT punishments clause of Vie Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution. The amendment provides lor retroactive appkcsbrkty Specifically, the proposal amends Section 17 of Article I of tha Stata Constitution, to reed as set forth below The word tfetfiee is a deletion, wortto mdertned are addbons: SECTION 17. Excessive punishments -Excessive fines, cruel |Qg er unusual punishment, attainder, lodeitura of estats, ndefrvts imprisonment, and unreasonable detention of witnesses are forbidden The death penalty M an authorized punishment tor capital crimes designated bv the Hflttttfcn Th<t B a tm a n flM i at nmshmen and Ihe prohibition aoainst creel and upmualounitfynvflihai be construed in confornstv with deaitona of the United StatasSucrama Court which jntarorai the nmixMinn enaeietfnwl end imnaiial m**«hmen( provided In lha Eicrith ftM flfln M la ttM lM ed SIMM ConitiMton. Am method of execution ihtft»atowed.unle^ crcMrtvd bv the Unrted SUtw Confttudon. Methodi of execution mav be dasionatedbv the haMitun. and i_cflanoe in «nv method of execution mav be acofiad ratroacbvstv. A aanfeoce of dai ttllban not bftiaAiced an t h e b m tbit a method of Macuton ia invalid- In anv cast in whtch an urartian maihrt a flK k radlnvili l the bfl HwtuIN executed bv anv valid method TNt section shall lochr retroactive* (Vote tor One) G O V E R N O R A L IE U T E N A N T GOVERNOR (REP) O O O — - CD W MCBRIDE Tom R0SSIN (DEM) Rooen (BoO) KUNST Linda MIKLOWITZ (NPA) o o yes ON O ARTICLE XL SECTION 5 BALLOT TITLE: Economic Impact Statements lor Proposed Constitutional Amendments or Revisions BALLOT SUMMARY: Requires the Legislature to provide by general law for the provision of an economy xmpact statement to the public pnoc lo the pubfic voting on an amendment of the Florida Constitution proposed by initiative O O mm O Chart* CRIST (REP| CD Buddy DYER (OEM) C O M M IS S IO N E R O F A G R IC U L T U R E (Vote for O ne) mm mm O Charles H BRONSON (REP) CD David NELSON (DEM) r —i ^ A .UJ Ml O O Anna COWIN O W rt»« in mm PLEASE NOTE: Stata Senator, District 20. will appear ONLY m Precincts 2, 30. 41 63 86. 106 108. 112 124 and 126 O NO N O I C O B S T ir .' BALLOT TTTLE: Voluntary Unrvarsal Pre-Kindifgetop Em BALLOT SUMMARY: Every four-year-old childnf%n&r< 2005 school year. This voluntary earty chAdhooddwebtrt , free for al Ftonda four-year-olds without taking iwti kmcs .> O YES O NO N O .» COHSTTT.- BALLOT TITLE: Florida's Amendment to Reduce Oankt BALLOT SUMMARY: Proposes an amendment frtte S n . Btere be a matumum number of students m putAo aoteef sea requires the Legtsiature. and not local school distrett. tca. lo achieve the required maximum class size O O YES NO BALLOT TTTLE: Animal Cruelty Amendment U r tw . j r; i BALLOT SUMMARY: Inhumane Ireatmant oI a tw a a in w Society o*(ha United Stales, no person shall confinei* v v the p^j is prevailed from turrxng around freely, ancerr *r, effective dale O yes O NO nan-cow** NO. 3 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE VW, SECTION • BALLOT TITLE: Authoring Amendments to Miami Dade County Home Rule Charter by Special Law Approved by Referendum BALLOT TITLE: Local Trustees and StatewxJe Goerrxcu BALLOT SUMMARY: A local board of trustees sra* m i teaching, research, and service to community A state*oe; ■ operation of the whole university system. Wasteful Jottu: of board members. ‘Deluding one student and ore fmurjx* BALLOT SUMMARY: Propoamg an amendment lo Section 6 of Article VIII of the Sute Constitution lo authorize amendments or revises to Ihe Miam.-Dade County Home Rule Charter by special law O YES a H v t w H ! V0'8 01 O NO O O e‘eCl0r* 01 Mam 0ade Coun^ and 10 a*110™ '•Rentes to the county's YES NO NO. 4 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE I, SECTION 24 VO': BALLOT SUMMARY. Retires that laws providing exemptions Irom public records cr pubic mee,.ng, recrement, must, after the erect*. dal. of bus amerxtment. be passed by a two-th.rds vote of each house ol the Legislature O YES O NO retained in ollice? ~D YES O NO O W POSEY YES Shall Judge Thomas D S A W A Y A of Ihe Filth District Court ol Appeal be retained in ollice? S TA TE SEN ATO R D IS T R IC T 24 (Vole for O ne) — NO Shall Judge Robert J ( Bob') P L E U S . Jr ot the Filth District Court ol Appeal be (REP) O O NO YES S T A T E SEN ATO R D IS T R IC T 20 (Vole lor O ne) O YES Shan Judge William David PA LM ER ol Ihe Fifih District Court of Appeal be retained in ollice? L E G IS L A T IV E mm — D IS T R IC T C O U R T O F A P P E A L Shall Judge Richard B O R F IN G E R of the Fifth District Court of Appeal be retained in ollice? BALLOT TTTLE: Exemption for Construction of Lw*ig O ut BALLOT SUMMARY: Proposes an amendment tote Sin; homeateed property resulting from constructing Wrg a * v years old or oidar. UmAs the amounl of such eiemptoitor, asaesaed value of the property asvnproved. whchev»r*w NO Write-in O YES ON O NO:7:OCWm' YES Shall Justice Charles T . W E L L S ol Ihe Supreme Court be retained in oflice? A TTO R N EY GENERAL (Vote lor O ne) ____________ NO: 10 O T . * } N O N P A R TIS A N SUPR EM E C O U R T Shall Justice Harry Lee A N S TE A D of the Supreme Court be retained in office? O YES ON O NO UfM s.lM (REP) w w T in r BALLOT TITLE: Protect People from the Health Haiarcs a fc BALLOT SUMMARY: To protect people from the 1 * * * ^ indoor workplaces Aflows exceptions lor pnvale ratxMnce, k Also Mows exceptions for reta4 tobacco shops. Ongnteo* Provides definitions, and requires Ihe le c tu r e taStore#, n YES NO. 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT JeoBUSM Frank 7 BROGAN ARTICLE L SECTION 17 . FLORIDA^TATE POLLINGPCACE A "VOTERvWFTHt n o .'B P R O P O M D CONSTITUTIONAL A M B N O M S fTt S T A T E R E P R E S E N T A T IV E D IS T R IC T 33 (Vote for One) *• Ir <1 cling bin. IMPORTANT: TO • • • ft (REP) YES NO W rit* m Pt-tASE NOTE: State Senator. District 24 «iii appe.u ONLY m Precincts 5. 6 7. 55 85. 99 10c, 101. 109 110 114 120 and 121 0 �| i « T he .............. Seminole H erod_________________ • Sunday, Nmrmbcr 3. 2002 P a g e 7 / \ - i .n e)yJ>0ar<^ member for Foundation for Sem inole Schools fjo Caldcnme, executive f r The Foundation for * County l*ublic Schools, AlX) the election of a new -vmber, |osc*ph Witkowski „$Linski in Orlando, d u rt iYtnber Ikvm l meeting. u*v»ki is currently jn Business Devel­ opment with ™ s Skanska in Orlando. He hw ntunxxi to Skanska after a 2-5-year period of ow ning and operating his o w n Construction Management Firm. W h ile initially w ith Beers Skanska through M a y of 2000, W itkowski served in a projeU man­ agement n>k* managing university p r o * * on the U C F campus. T h e Foundation for Seminole C ounty Public SchooLs Is a 501c.1 non-profit organization that s u p ports Seminole C o u n ty Public SchooLs. Teacher and student recognition programs such as Teacher of the Year, School-Related Eimpkiyee erf the Year, Grants for Great Ideas, and scholarship for ARTICLE X, SECTION ] q --------------- SAM PLE BALLOT PilRC f).\ am lems sub­ w ill be made In : OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2002 CfTY O F C A M tL M ftflY COMMISSIONER, SEAT 1 (Vote lor One) M y .re b^ng u » d to For additional information, regarding supporting Th e Foundation for Seminole County SchooLs, call Calderone at 407-320­ 0180. Seminole C o u n ty Legal A id is looking for office volunteers to assist with phone answering and help filling out applica­ tions. For information about vol­ unteering, contact Legal A id Erin M artin at 407-834-1660, ext. 202. ration o r I Jeanette I or 407h al 407- fy o ^ F A ^ T O pRR0 V?AT V0u PRESENT A p h o t o i.d . TO VOTE AT YOUR £ PHOTO L ™ AFRRMATON OTO ' D” V° U WltL BE REQUIRED TO SI0N ULAMEN0MENT students and teachers are some of the many projects funded by The Foundation. Volunteers needed O Susan OOERNER O Frank A SCHUTTE O Tony TIZZIO yUL AMENDMENT ARTICLE VI, SECTION 4 COMMISSIONER, SEAT 2 (Vole lor One) --- ------------------" it?Parents or Grandparwiti O -tfMjon to attoscouttos totiampr fromtaxationan increase In ffie assessed value of O Colleen S HUPFORD O Stan WEINR0TH *****n assessed vabt raadtng Iromsuch construction or 20 percent of tha total O ffle e o f , u p e rv ls o r “^Elections K«thy COOK W m i nn ls f n u n t y , M n r M a m — A *• jo n o y i m_ Supervitor of tbctioni COMMISSIONER, SEA T 3 (Vole lor One) •OWL AMENDMENT ARTICLE (X. SECTION 1 «n ixt/rad a tugh fruity pce-kjndargartantaarrxnq opportune? by tna m u no later than toe •rdsAjcabon program shal baastabSshad accoting to high quaKyitaixiarda and shal be ijlor enstmg erAjcatwn. health and development programs O Linda C. HART O Earl MCMULLEN ') AMEND CASSELBERRY CHARTER TO REPEAL TERM LIMITS FOR CfTY COMMISSIONERS Shal Artide IV, Section 10of the City Charter ol the City ol Casselberry be amended to repeal the provision that estattshes termkm** lor the Oy Comrrwswnere and Mayor, which trots consist oI a maamurn of three (3) consecutive lour (4) yea; taros in the office, as provided in Ordnance 02-1064’ O O TONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE 0, SECTION 1 tie w * y S*«> itrM . I M For voting Information csrfb 407-665-7700 or visit our wob site cP: www lemcoeledions org YES lor approval NO lor rejection PLEASE NO TE: City ol CasuHberry c.vx)<latM and issue will appear ONLY on ballots issued to City residents CfTY OF LAKE MARY i jreWutwn to retire that the Lepslature provide luting lor sufficient classrooms ao that m tor vanous grade level*; requires compkance by the twgsvwg ol the 2010 school year; I tr N costs associated with reduced cUu sue. prescribes a schedule lor phased n luting BONO REFERENDUM Shal the Dry ol Lake Mary. Fior ds issue not eiceedmg (4.000 000 revenue bonds (mckting loan agreements ertior notes), bearing interest el not exceedng the manmutn legal rate maturing within 30 years Irom date ol issuance payable from legally available non-ad valorem revenues oI me City, for Ihe purpose oI financing a new fire station and •» purposes incidental thereto as provided in Resolution No 677? Instructions to Voters. -JT10KAL AMEXONENT ARTICLE X, SECTION II ratnt tiumane Confinement gf.Pigs Dung Pregnancy y ygu ip fjyQf of the issuance of the bonds. Ml in the oval ne*l to the left oI Ihe words FOR BONDS E you are not m favor oI ihe issuance ol the bonds. M * the oval ned to the left ol the words 'AGAINST BONDS ' aanoroolFiondiabiena: toprevent omatytoanroa4 and uiecooroendedOy The Humane,ijvrg pregnane, n a cage, crater other enclosure, ortether a pregnant p>g. ona Iarmeo that ewarrrf purposes andduringthe prebrtvng penod, provtdee defmtbons, penalties, end en FOR BONDS o AGAINST BONOS PLEASE NOTE: City ot Lake Mary issue will appear ONLY on ballot* issued to C.1y res,dents CfTY OF LONOW OOD .4 COMMISSIONER. DISTRICT 1 (Vote lor One) «TmjT10NAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE IX, SECTION 7 r*g BoardtoMirage Ftonda'sUnnreraty System ____ _ (Muster eachtile uwereity Each boardshal have thirteen members defeated to eiceAence r »0e govemegboardol seventeen membersshal be responsible for the coortnated and aaousawe O JohnC. MAINGOT O Larry MEADOR t COMMISSIONER, OtSTRICT 4 (Vote lor One) <mxyi ollictoes or progrems* to be ivotoed Provides proceAires lor selection end coni rmabon cm represenutve per board O H G 'Butch' BUNDY O FloydMESSER____________ _ PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT at q u e s t io n ARTICLE X. Section 10 01(c). Charier Review VOTE BOTH SIDES OF BALLOT Shell Article X. Section 10 01(c) Charter Review be amended to say that not less then every seven (7) years, as opposed to the present three (3) years. Ihe City Commission shall appoint a Charter Advisory Committee lor the purpose ol reviewing the Charter and. II deemed appropriate to the Interests ot ttie residents ol Longwood. the Charter Advisory Committee shall submit recommendations to the Commission lor proposed amendments or revisions to the Charter? Shall the above amendment be adopted? O YES O NO _________________ PLEASE NOTE: C,ty ot Longwood cand«MIM and ntu« w,il .ippwai ONLY <j" ha"o'* ,44*'*d lo 0 ,7 r w » i d * n t s _____________________ C IT Y O F W IN TE R 9PR1NQ3 MAYOR (4 YEAR TERM) (Vole lor One) r Jonn F BUSH CindyGENNELL r~ Paul P PARTYKA COMMISSIONER SEAT/OISTRICT 4 (4 YEAR TERM ) (Vote lor One) C Dick CRENSHAW ( Salty MCGINNIS Q_j Helga SCMVIARZ J PLEASE NOTE City ol Wxilw Sprvig* c.w».dat*» will appeal ONLY on ballot* usued to City residsntl �trrm u iw I’jlffP it \ Sunday. Nnvrmhrr 3. 2002 Tiir. Seminole II frami Community Notes V'oluntecrx Needed rho Seminole C o u n ty C u .ird i.in A d I .item program is in need of volunteers to advcv rale for the best interest of abused, neglected and aban­ doned children in .1 court pro­ e n d in g . To become .1 C 11.1 nli.1n A»l Litem volunteer you must I v 21 years of age or older, possess gisxl imlgment, com m on sense and be capable of helping a child in crisis. You must present fax o rable rvfctvnocs, consent to lux e you r background checked and complete 24 hours of treining; G u a n lia n A d Litem training xx ill lx* held at the Juvenile lustier Center, 190 Hush lllvd. in S m ford on Nox. 8 ,9 and 15. For m om information call Tina at 407-665-5376. Sem inole Spokes of Welcome Wagon C lu b Seminole Spokes, a sex ial club helping nexvcomers make friends and become familiar " ith the O rlando area xvill hold its monthly luncheon Nov. 13 at 11J O a m. at Sxveetwater C o u n try C lu b in I xmgxvood, anil a get-acquainted coffee on N o v 20 at 10:30 a m For information on the* club, lixation of meetings or to make reservations, call Carol at 407­ 880-6330. Fantasy N ig h t Seminole C o u n ty / L ik e M ary Regional C lu m b e r of Commerce xvill present the 12th annual Fantasy Night, Saturday, Nov. 16, at 7 p.m., at O rla n d o Marriott in Lake Mary. Part of the pro­ ceeds xvill benefit M ake-A-W ish. Tickets an? noxv available, 515 in advance, 535 at the door. For information call IX-bbie I t v at 407-333-4748. R ibbon C u tting File Altamonte Springs police IX ’partnient and Altamonte Mall xvill be holding a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday, Nov. 21 to mark the grand opening of the nexv C O P S Center (Com m unity Oriented Police Services). File Condos C o n tin u ed from Page 1A center w ill he full service, open p u l " *" to the public M o n d a y through Satunlay inlay Ifrom 10 a m. until 4 p.m . The center is in the Altamonte Mall, just inside the loxver level main mall entrance betxveen Soars and Dillard's. Festivities w ill continue through Saturday, N o v 11 with special events for adults and children, with free ID kits for children and digital pliotographs, brochures and pam­ phlets, displays and muen more in addition to "C lo w n Alias". Wilderness Mike A wilderness area hike xvill lx* resented Satunlay, Nov. 11, eginning at 4 a m .. Meet at the I (itching Post Bar parking lot at the intersection of SR-419 and Dike Mills Road in Chuluota. Bring water, bug spray and lunch or a snack. T h e hike will lx* for four miles through a vari­ ety of habitats N o pets please. T h e public is invited. For mote information contact Joan at 407-365-6036. E "W e’re prepared to talk very specific details," I lorian said. H e added that the project w o uld not be a "h it-a n d -ru n " development anil said he is cur­ rently negotiating w ith SunTrust (kink about their parking lot, as well as the property ow ners of the old railroad depot on M yrtle Avenue that was partially destroyed by fin*. Previous proposals for water­ front development have indicat­ ed a large chain stem* — most likely a grocery stun* — could be incorporated into a condom ini­ um type project. Ilo ria n ’s pro­ posal doesn’t include such stores "Th e re ’s not going to be .1 W inn Dixie or a Staples jps not that kind of envinssm ent," I lorian said. Tlie land available for the* pro­ ject xvould not support the devel­ opment, llo ria n slid. In addi­ tion. large chain stores put stores in proven locations, though ho expects such stores to eventually come, llo ria n slid the current market drx*s not warrant such development. Forum C o n tin u ed from Page 1A help adulLs to break !l>e Libit. D a w n M a ys-H a rd y, Program Director of the Central Florida Asthma Initiative and Caroline Shine, Fnvironm ent.il Manager from the Florida Department of Environm ental Protection, are xvorking xvith other program s such as C o m m u n ity Health Im provem ent C ou ncil of Florida Hospital, Central Florida Health Care Coalition, Seminole C o u n ty H ealth D e p a rtm e nt and the N e m ou rs C h ild re n ’s clinic to i/cut —A ------------— --------- — www.concordmortgageloans.com Arwx6l tV l.n a « n . — _ • C«*r Oni.n# • Piscfiat* a Mom* • Ref.rt.v-c* Contone B »x • Bo.ro* 100% 0! 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" Hiere is a tremendous amount of marketing that xvill have to lx1 done on this pnijcct," I lorian slid of his proposil. "T h e risk factor drx’s n ’t warrant getting those very large retail dollars." Instead, tlx* retail m ix of the development xvould include bou­ tiques. restaurants a nd coffee shops, llorian slid . The condo­ m inium s xvould lx* priced from 5200.000 to S300,0<H), w ith the toxvnhouses selling in the m id5100.000 range. Suncor has been involved xvith a n u m b e r of com m ercial and retail developments in L ik e Mary and Heathmxv. H ie com pany recently completed the extension of the Target/WInn D ixie shop­ p in g center on L ik e M a ry Ik hi leva rd. and built the retail and office spaceat the ( kxxlings shop­ p in g center on International Parkway. Commissioners p ro vid e d no direction dining M onday's meet­ ing. VanlVrivorp xvill prepare a development order and pmvidp tax and economic data for com­ missioners to analyze at their next meeting. Woodruff C o n tin u e d from Page 1A General Counsel and Secrotary of I nergen and its subsidiaries. I le began his earner xvith Al.ig.isco in 1980 as a Staff A ttorney anil has served as an officer of the com pa­ ny since 1985. Reynolds w ill he replacing G a ry C . Youngblixxi w h o announced his retirement in September. ” 1 am honored to serve as Alagasco's President," Reynolds said. "Al.ig.isco has a long history of outstanding custom er and co m m u nity service, and I look forxv.ml to building on that lega­ cy." E S s N T A A 7. A L M Y S T E M 1 F O E P E E d A native of A n n is to n , Ala., Reynolds earned his bachelor’s degree in history from Furman University and his laxv degree from the University of ( axirgia. R e y n o ld s is a m em ber of the Leadership C o u n c il of the Southern Gas Association and p a s t chairm an of the legal M a n a g in g C o m m itte e of the Am erican Gas Association. 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' More Ways to Save! m u / T I!chensed’hf 0nde<d ™ d insurecj and c‘™ ">eet all ol your cleaning needs quickly, thoroughly, and efficiently Sincerely NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN SERVICE • .«■ a A �T he Seminole II e m u i Neighbor irritated by earful | Sunday, \m m itie r .'1,2002 |> a g p ft.j working with food program 5= « S ABBY: I have a 16- SSSSgSE S f S S ...... > v n r -o k lSo n . - Jon i y " H e h a s a "" Sj",n" y P u mf n pie. s s * -» * pT .< * £ ■ » be m ,d , ... lot of g u y friends w ho ocQskxv • • • • • • • ally skvp over ‘|n Weekends, listening to C L X and play ingonth e computer. The y areall Rood kids. Th e y tilk to n w and are respectful of the house. A few inll program in which high^vid. • wonderful array o f services for te bride hln ............. ......... D E A R A BBY: I am a 14year-old girl who leanuil some­ thing very special List holiday season. I learned tin-re's more to Christmas tlu n just getting gifts — it's also G IV IN G gifts. Some families can't affonl to give tlx-ir kids presents. M y family participated in a program through m y mom's work calkd Adopt-a-Family. Throu gh this program, you receive a piece of paper with the name ami address of a needy family. There is also a list of some items that they want or need. We bought gifts for a mother and her tw o sores w I k i are 6 and 7. Instead of requesting D V D players and computer games, these kids wanted w arm clothes ami lx cm. I games Thom- little hoys wanted tilings tluit anpractical. The motln-ralso listed items like tow els, washcloths, ikslies ami a toaster. If more families quit thinking about what tlx-y want and gam­ mon- thought to what others need, tlx-y could also lx-lp a m -tdy family around Christmastime and otlx-r times If tlx-y do, it will n u ke tlx-ir Christmas a w hole lot better! WANTING T O H E L P IN O R E G O N D E A R W A N T IN G T O H E LP : That's a terrific idea. Families, churches and businexsc*s w ho w ould like to par­ ticipate in such a program should contact the local depart­ ment of social services or local churches and get the names of needy families. Blessed are those w ho give from the heart. 0 2UU2 L'NIVIK.SAI H U S S S I N l W A f t 7 * ». H E ^ tn -c k ln / lS a b m iy ' hS " .. J t v, “* •« W - H ie ' ’^ n n g expert consultations and a „ , ™ n o n 8 th e E x h ib it o r s ... M e n 's , t n u , S rlu Z ? t a , * i " f ..... ................. |\ t 's ^ v l M u s ic b y T h e n a n d N o w d i p I was angry that a neighbor w ould call the police before Miking to me or the boys first. Eventually, I found out which neighbor made tin- call; I con­ fronted him. N o w he's put out with me for "making a big deal out of the fact that the coos were called. jordy and his friends never meant to cause trouble. They were haying fun and got carried away with their laughter. The arrival of the squad car embar­ rassed them. D E A R M O M : I don't know your neighbor; however; it (s possible he is the kind of per­ son who dislikes confrontation — and that's w h y the police were called. Police routinely investigate noise complaints. Th e fact they stopped by isn't going to mar anyone's record. It's unfortunate that the neighbor didn't complain to you or the boys first, but I don't think an apology is called for. N o w that you know you have a noise-sensitive neighbor, have the boys in the house b y 10 p .m , or ask him to let you know when the boys are too loud., ■« W edding police to compLiin about the nose. TW o officers showed up and spoke to the boys. Tin* kills were quick to apologize. Tlxpolicy never spoke to me — | was in the house with the door open, but was unaware of the incident. P IT M A N , N .J , M O M ........... "7 * * * P o u ’r e C o r d ia lly a Saturday night at a bouM i’ p m., Jordy and th n v other g u v , wen? in the driveway plavinj* ’ basketball. A neighbor caikx/the Frankly, I'm glad I can pn>vide a safe place for them to lu n g out, so they're not wander ing an mnd town being bored I wish neighbors would be just that — neighbors. I thought we were supposed to look out for each other. I'm trying to let Hus go, but I won't I v satisfied until that neighbor apologizes to Jordy and his friends. A m I right, Abby? „ IA ," * “1? ; \ , 'y , l , l ' ° P L,,,n M o r a l G a l l e r y ™ ; — P h o ,^ X 9 b y o Z CV o x . L j 1° X ' c t o ,h U A,'"ke M,,r> Cheesecake C r e u lw e S y d n e y D i l l e h a y Sunday, November 10th Beginning promptly at 1:00 p.m. r e f r e s h m e n t s -------a n ----d u b w o n r o s rd/ ol JeC u. UvV rI e s H eritage W oods , u ATLAKEM ARY 5Premier A ssisted Lim e & A u n u m 's C o .m r n w il l b e s e r v e d . 150 Middle Street, Lake Mary, FI 32746 Please Call for reservations, Space is Limited Congressman John Mica * * H e g e ts th e jo b d o n e ! / R educed taxes for fam ilies a n d seniors / Helping to c re a te jobs a n d new e c o n o m ic opportunity / Turned talk into action in im proving our highways / Working to curb windfall lawsuits that drive up the cost of h ealth care insurance a n d prescription drugs / Expanded health c a re for veterans, military families an d retirees W J / Passed legislation reducing W ashington’s edu catio n bureaucracy. Initiated quality education improvements. / Protected our b eac h es an d e x p a n d e d our parks f I~ j l* S r , . A Record of Accomplishment... ★ O utstanding Legislative Leadership Aw ard ★ Jaycees, Statew ide G o o d G overnm ent Award ★ Taxpayer’s Friend - Citizens Against G overn m en t Waste ★ O utstanding Young M en in A m erica ★ Sound Dollar A w ard - Free Congress Foundation ★ G uardian of Small Business - NFIB A w ard ★ Spirit of Enterprise A w ard - U.S. C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e ★ Thomas Jefferson A w ard for Legislative Service ★ Ellis Island M e d a l of Honor Aw ard ★ L. M e n d el Rivers Award N on-C om m issioned Officers Association ★ Legislator of the Year N ational A w ard V ietnam Veterans of A m e rica ★ 2002 Hero of the Taxpayer A w ard A m ericans for Tax Reform w w w .m icafo rcongress.co m Vote Mica for Congress * Nov. 5th J 8 | o :> I �Tur. SnuiNuiJt II e m u i I’ilge IOA Sunday Nmrmtirr 3. M 2 SPOTLIGHT Beach W Boats Specializes In Pre-owned Boats Beach 'N Boats w as founded in September 2(K)2 bv Dan Sow ell at Hidden I larbor Marina in Sanford. They specialize in the sale of pre-owned boats at reason­ able prices. They are open six days a w eek from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. They are open 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Sunday and closed Tuesday. Don Sow ell has over ten years experi­ ence in the boat business with the last 5 years specializing in sales and marina operations. His prior experience is with som e the the largest boat dealers, both new and used, in the southeastern United States. Beach 'N Boats offers runabouts, cruis­ ers, fresh and salt water fishing boats, houseboats, pontoon & deckboats, and high performance pre-owned boats at affordable prices. All vessels are examined personally by Dan prior to being listed for sale. Dan w ould like to invite everyone to stop by and see him. Bring the boat you need to sell or com e see him if you are in the market to pur­ chase a good boat.. Let his years of experi­ ence work for you. 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(WEEKEND & MIDWEEK) m sm m 2 ^ 1,11 h o lid a y b n a t; — y «» * tjn g accid en t • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL POLITICS » LOCAL ADS » LOCAL PFOPIF LIMITED TIME WID WEEK CALL (487) 322-2611 a f i S n s e teeriD OFFER | �Tnr Seminole II fraui Sunday The Way We Were: Biographies found in 1933 Herald a rhon? .in* d ill Cill > n r « l — H T. / ? ,sev,?rnl more S &1nfon/ l,lT in " ■ .1 ■. ..................... * * rl l e h n u n K.ul Le h n u n came to Hanford in October, 1031 to assume tire secretary posi­ tion of the Seminole C o u n ty Ch a m be r of Com m erce. Since his arrival, he had been active­ Grace Marie ly associated with num er­ .... Stinedpher ous movements desiim.«t for tii,. , t ,., 1 iRni'u • • • • • • , proeress T Vr L'ment , ? " * a ’.u nty H e W M considered one of the l e a d i n Cham ber of Commerce secretaries in the state. Lehm an was b o m Oct. 5, IH97 in O conom ow oc, YVis., and received his education in that state and N e w Mexico After a im ing to Florida, he received an L L .D . degree from Rollins College. I le had been national secretary of the Christian Endeavor, vice president of Montverde Academy, and secretary of the OrangeC ou nty Chamber of Commerce. H e was a mem ber of the Masonic Lodge and held honorary memberships in Kiwanis, Rotary M r. Lehman had w ide experience in almost every form of publicity and was well qualified for his posi­ tion with the Cham ber of Commerce. E .H . Laney Before com ing to MUuiu a tE .H,, . Sanford m in w 1925, . . Laney, ow ner and m.in.ig- «■ or Laney D ry Cleanem, 0 ______ m er­ h jd A llo w e d the general gchandise ....................... business in Alabama for nearly 11 years. H e liked his new line of w o rk m uch better and liad taken personal pride in building u p his business which was located on East Seam d Street. Mr. Laney was a Royal Arch Mason and a m em ber of First M ethodist C h u rch . H e resided w ith his family at 119 E. 5th Street. H is wife was the former Minnie Heath of Enterprise, Ala. and they had three children. Brace, Kathleen, and E .L Th is merchant was bom in St. Claire County, Ala., but attended public schools in Wetumpka and spent most of his early life in Easonville. I lis favorite sport was baseball ami he aLso enjoyed read­ ing. J.r. H all Cal., w ho hail appeared in several screen productions including the rea-nlly released 'T h e Kid from Spain" in which she pLiyed the romantic lead w ith Eddie Cantor as the star. J.P. Hall had been connected w ith various businesses during his lifetime and w as presently Sanford's postmaster. In 1905 he became a cashier for the Seaboard Railroad in Fremandina Heath and in 1917 w as appointed custodian of the Am erican Naval Stores C om pany in Jacksonville. In 1911 he became superinten­ dent of the Western U n ion C o m p a ny in Jacksonville and in 1914 m* was transferred to Sanford as superintendent of that offia*. I le continued tliere until his appoint­ ment as postmaster in 1924. H e resided at 1501 Palmetto Avenue with his wife, the fomier G la d y s Starlin and children G ordon ami Lucille. H e was b o m in Madison am i educated in private schools. H e was fond of horse racing and fish­ ing, but his favorite pastime was conversing with others on various topics. M r. Hall was ve ry proud of his niece, Ruth Hall of H ollyw ood, Vance E. Douglas Following in tin- fixitsteps of his father, E.A. Douglas, pioneer resi­ dent of Sanford, Vance E. IXniglas became C le rk of the Seminole County Court in 1925 ami had continually been reelected to that post. Before taking over the clerk's office, lie k id served more than 10 years as deputy clerk. H e was bom in Cliuluota but was educated in Orange County Schools. 1le lived in O rlando until shortly before entering the clerk's office in Sanford. I le was a member of Ik - local Elks H xlge, the Masonic lexige and the CXIdfellows. 1le attended First Methodist Church. H e and his wife, the former M ary Walker, had three children, O live I lelen, I lerbert Lee and Joe Walker, they resided at 2(M4 Hibiscus Court. His favorite sport was hunting while his hobby was raising fine dogs. aw I! Fender flashback . *1nd * c Lions Club. 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W h ile these discounted 7 fuel locations a a- part of a netw ork of 675 BoatU.S. membership right then and then- and unlock a world of services, discounts and national representation just h»r boaters." BoatU.S. Cooperating Marinas are in , s'-’ tes and IN foreign coon- BoatU.S Cooperating Marina sign at their local marina, visit w w w .B oa tU S .com , or call 8KH-333-262N for a 'i’om plete list of locations and spe­ cific discounts. Mem bership costs $14.00 year w hen p u r­ chased at a Cooperating M arina. W IN N E R S F O R W E E K 7 O F B IG F IS H O P E N K IS S IM M E E -S T . C L O U D — T h e w inners from Week 7 of the Th ird A n n u a l Kissimmee-St. C lo u d 's Big Fish O p e n has been announced. Ih e Big Fish O p e n ends S unday (N o v e m b e r 3rd), as local and visiting anglers con­ tinue their pursuit of a $10,000 rew ard. T h is w inners are: A d u lt Bass _ $1,000, C a rv e r K ip p , Kissimmee, 10.60 lb., caught on West I-ik e Toho. A d u lt C ra p p ie _ $1,(XX), loh nny Hobbs, Ocoee, 1.75 lb., caught on L ik e Toho. Junior Buss _ $100 savings bond, Joshua Sullivan, St. C lo u d , 5.35 lb., caught on East l-ik e Toho. Junior C ra p p ie _ $100 sav­ ings bonds. Dale Holasek Kissimmee*, 105 |b.. taught on East l-ik e Toho. S U M TE R C O U N T Y M A N C H A R G E D W IT H K IL L IN G S A N D H IL L C R A N E A 35-year-old lake I’unasoffkce m an admitted that he shot and killed a sandhill crane near the Jum per Creek W ildlife M anagement Area so he could eat it Florida sandhill cranes are listed as a threat ened species b y the Florida Fish and W ildlife Conservation Com m ission (F W C ), and it is against the law to kill them Noel Eugene Bevm gton, of 1540 C o u n ty Road 436 in Sunder C o u n ty, is charged w ith killing a Florida sandhill crane, a nd shooting from a county maintained road. Ikith olfenses are m isde­ meanors w hich each carry a penalty of up to a $5(XI line a n d / o r u p to 60 days in jail A n y o n e w h o secs someone violating any fish o r w ildlife law should report it to the F W C through its toll-free, 24hour, W ildlife Alert H otline at 1-8 8 8 -4 0 4 -FW C C . Callers can remain anonym ous and m ay be eligible lor a rcwai J if their inform ation leads to an arrest h 5 7 ,C,or>’ over IV I a n d to w ilT hostr|adkl,ntl M '2 an d t 7 n m LcIcsonviMe-Nfandarin (17-12) at / p m. on Tuesday. B the N o . 4 state-ranked Lions w in they w o u ld advance to next Saturday's h; S 'n ' Semii|nals and Finals to be m id at the home of Tuesday’s w ir winner b e tw ivn Ldgew ater (23-6) and University (16-14). ’anthers. Cypress Creek (26-2). iuesday w ill f ,„ d 1\*| and (1 4 -1 3 ), jnL, ‘ -n N iiHl.dw .H Kl (22-5) i„ Jacksonville 5 A -D ,strict 6 trop h y X , ' m m ained in Sem inole C o u n ty as VYbOer Ti n ,5 - 1’ •>« home. w . I h S c ” ' r,lnkt,‘ l N " 1 Class 5A r. 'I . t Sf1n,C1’ Creek (15-11) on * • — • •'VftlUII 3, '’Vhiti r Springs w ins on Tuesday it w o u ld advance lo the SA-Regicm ■>' nu tm a lsa n d Finals on s X d a y (||/q i The final tw o rounds w ill be* play "| ,, In hom e of the w in n e r of Tuesday's match between P lant-City Durant m d lu m p a -W h a rto n (12-7) * s S S s s t a a s ir - * . IS, or’ m C '^ a ^ a 'c r Central Catholic (15IS) or Ihe w inne r of 2 A -D is tn c t II m Jo.rV‘,) wiU k> lht' host school other .wo 2A-3 Quarterfinals have p (,9 » > C .irdinal M ooney (22-7) hosting (he District II runner-up. h T h e semifinals w ill start at 7 n m S « i n T h " r i ! , hc" Kidge P5-3) mUJ',, ,u ' , ,’J vvks lost to Pine fin.,? J p j l , ; , ’ ' .'i dnd l5 ’6’ in ‘h e5 A -5 C o s tin g w . . l ' dt 1 “ « lcr 1 •,l » » C.Mst I Jigh School « « ° Pn ra,i.".K V ,Jrifw » w hich ffer BoatU.S. members a v a ryin g com bination of disemints on m arina fuel, tran­ sient dockage and repairs, b«Mters can join Boat U S . right at the fuel dock and enjoy the fue! discount benefit im m e di­ ately, said Jim Schofield manager, BoatU-S. O p e r a t i n g M arina Program. A ccording to Schofield, One, 140gallon fill-up can easily pay f „ r IkuitU S cm I w ill host First i Tuesday at 7 p .m . ' ’ d advance to face cm ifinal and final ■ .............• • im cr r a m i T h e defending Class 6 A State Runners a l e x a n u r ia 7B — l hursday, rolling to a 15-1 and 15-6 tri-------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ - See V o lleyball, Page 2B Lingard Lio n s roll sg sin Ramsr°u> Oviedo too ^ — Pats stay alive for playoff much for Seminole B y T o n y D e S o rm le r Spocial to tho Herald B y D ean S m ith Sports Editor S A N F O R D — O n a special night, the Sem inole Fighting Scminoles g av e it their all O ut-sized an d nut-num bered, the tribe still w ent do w n *** inK'MK f ri‘fav nigtu. falling Is ^il lo the stale playoff Ism inl C >c iedo (Jon s a t M i o i i i . in I W higliam b tjd iu m . L A K E M A R Y - L a k e Mary and Dike Brantley both made statements in their final district games Friday night. the Rams showed everyone d ia l they have completely recovered from the loss to Mainland and the Patriots let everyone know Unit they deserve an at large playoff bid. O v ie d o im proves lo H -l (5-1 in 6 A -D is tric l 1) w hile Seminole is now 1-H and 0-6. "T h e kids keep pla ying hard," said Seminole coach Jim Bernhardt. " A n d I know they’ll play hard again next week." T h e Scminoles attempted to negate O vie d o .s size and numerical advantage w ith a quick-strike passing attack. Junior quarterback Michael M cKenzie, w h o spent most of the night operating out of the shotgun formation, completed 20 of 34 passes for 253 yards and three touchdowns. M ike I larlow caught M cKenzie passes of four and 10 yards for touchdowns while D anny Johnson hooked up w ith M cK enzie on 75-yard touchdow n pass play in the third quarter. D ie Lions dom inated play from the start, scoring on seven of their 10 possessions. O f the three possessions that d id n ’t result in points, one ended in a lost tumble, another in a missed field goal, and the third as time ran out in the fourth quarter. l ake M a r y b e c a m e o n e of the le u s \( team * |,, 11(,|J|y w in H o m e c o m in g , r o m p in g t o n II l i e n tore u s e r I v m a n to raise Us n s . rd to S | o v e ra ll a n d V | in C lass 5,\ | listricl 1 H tn k l photo* by Tommy Vlncint This was tho look that tho Semmolo dotenso had most ol tho night as Howard Lingard (No 99, above) lakes oil on another run Tho senior fullback ran lor tour touchdowns on Iho night, whilo tho Lions defense played its usual tough hard-nosed, hard hitting stylo (as witnessed by Iho hit at right) In a 45-20 Class 6ADistnct t victory at Thomas E Whigham Stadium Friday night Tho Fighting Seminoles gavo I! their all as they Ined to get a win on tho nighi when the school honored Dr John Morgan and Tim Ramos Sr by naming iho now Tennis Courts aflor Dr Morgan and the whole Alhletic Complex was ronamed Iho Tim Raines Athletic Park I toward Lingard led the f h'lexlo assault w ith lour rush m g touchdowns I eo Sloan tossed a touchdow n pas* to Matt l.ougee lor another scon* and Brice Patrick rushed lor a tou ch dow n Place kicker Chit M c C re w tied an O v ie d o school record w ith a 52-yard Held one for Ihe Frihe and their faithlul. A t halftime, Seminole* honored alum ni Dr. |ohn goal. M organ and lim Raines by na m ing different segments of its athletic facility tor them. Despite the tin.il score, the night was still an im portant Lake Brantley picked u p a huge road w in . i rushing Sandalw ood, 41-0, m Jacksonville. Ihe Patriots are n o w 6-3 overall and finish Class 6 A District I p lay at 3-3. A victory over Fake M a ry next Friday w o uld look good, w hile they m ay still get in w ith a loss. Ihings d id not g o as w ell tw o other S A C squads as W inter Springs saw all hopes of an A t Large bid end in a 35-11 loss at the hands of JacksonvilleM andarin. W h ile the game was not a district contest, it still dropped the Bears to 3-6, assur­ ing them of a losing season. L ik e H o w e ll also had prob­ lems »ui the road again, as the Silv er I law ks w ere handed a 42-6 d ru b b in g by pow erful M erritt Island. Ihe regular season w ill end next Friday w ith Seminole at 4A p ow er Palm Bay. Lake H o w e ll at W inter Springs, Fake Brantley at I ake Mary, W inter Park at Ox iedo and O ly m p ia at I y in jn . A ll ot the games are set to begin at 7:30 p .m SCC men open season with win B y D ean Sm ith Sports Editor S A N F O R D — It d id n ’t lake long for the biggest names on the Seminole C o m m u n ity College m en’s basketball team to step into the spotlight l-ed by returning A lll onference player Kitu> W itherspoon and l-SU transfer I D Bracy, the Raiders rallied from a 10-point first half dieficil to edge M ia m i-D a d e C o m m u n ity College, S4-7H, in the opening gam e tor both clubs .it the S C C I lealth and Physical Fducation Center Friday night Oraev, a former M r Florida Basketball from Kissimmee, scored a gam e-high 21 points, including n u k in g 4-of-4 free throw attempts in the final m inute after the Sharks closed to w ith in 7H-77. Witherspoon, a 6-loot-7, 245 pound sophom ore center/for­ w a rd , n u d e Ills presence felt inside, scoring |H p o in ts and doing a gissl jot* ot ictHHinding It was a titling display tor the Boone gr.ulu.ite w h o verbally com m itted to Florida International U n ive rsity in M iam i on Hiursday. Witherspoon averaged a clou * blc/double last season lor Ihe Raiders w ith 15 2 p p g and II I rpg I le was recently named by The Sfvrtmx Ncus as one* ol the lop fen Sophom ore | U C l ) cen­ ters h i the country. S C C fell behind 17-7 at the start and trailed virtually the entire halt until tx ing the game at 2H-2N and going to Ihe Its kerriH>m with a 35-33 lead Ih e Raiders Ic’d by as m any as eight points in the second halt, hut M IX T C kepi co m in g back behind the shooting ol Francisco R .isioam l Felipe Barrio* (IM points each) and Rey L u q u e (l5 points) W ith Ilie game still in the bal .nice, Ihe freshman guard duo ol lama.il ( .eorge (nine points) and D.| Wesley ( I I points) came up w ith hack-lo-hack steals aiul layup* late in Ihe gam e A pair of llirve’s got the Sharks w ithin one, b ill George and llrac x made o ol o Horn the •rev throw line m the Imal W seconds to sec ore the xvin St. t w ill continue a ninegante homestainl to o j v i i the season with a 7:30 p.m . game tonight (S itu rd a y ) against high l\ -touted Palm lie .u h C o m m u n ity C ollege and then xx ill host Manatee Com m u nity l ollege at 7 HI p m on Wednesday A dm ission is tree to all hom e games KAIIII KS si. 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Uc/lnt Com m aroal Tie sPonlial Nick Kourparedis (366) 789 8070 a d io Free SatoUlto DtahAnataOatton 3 Months Free Service Up to 4 Receivers Free (WWW vmcaatoOto con*7a*M0*37) i W rte ta ry U n M $15.75 per m onth ...... 5 lines / 3months $24.75 per month ..,.10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months �S E P T E M B E R 15, 2 0 0 2 M th V E A R No. ( Copyright O 2002 Tho Seminoto Herald . . v i — v 50C Sanford, Florida • . m S B Gospel choir banned from church event B y N ic k P fe lfa u f S taff W riter The evening prior to the scheduled 9-11 memorial service at Central Baptist Church in Sanford, officials o f the Seminole County School District banned the participation of tiie Seminole High School Gospel choir from singing, because the event was held in a church. Superintendent Paul l ib e r t y and School District Attorney Ned Julian made the deci­ sion to permanently ban the choir from singing at any event conducted at a church. D efy in g th e w e a th e r D e sp ite the e ffe cts of a tro p ica l storm , tho U S A / A S A 1 S u p e r S lo w P itc h N a tio n a l >• C h a m p io n s h ip s m o v e d ' sm o o th ly a lo n g . F o r h ig h ­ lights, s e e P ag e 1B District attorney said decision based on firm’s legal recommendation Choir Director Bob Maguire and students in the choir were reportedly disappointed at the decision. The speaker at the church event was Mathew D. Stavcr, president and general council of Liberty Counsel, located in Orlando. Slaver commented, "The essence of my message centered around the theme of liberty flowing from the Declaration of Independence and tire blessings of freedom that liave made America a great country. I was saddened and dismayed that during a memorial service to celebrate freedom and to honor those who died on Sept. It, a pub­ lic school would have the audacity to Kin a choir from singing at the event solely because it was conducted in a church." After learning that the gospel choir Kid boon banned by the ITistrict, Liberty Council faxed a legal opinion outlining three federal court of appeals cases that ruled school choirs may sing religious songs, and tiiat barring the group from singing at a church was not only unconstitutional, but also imprudent in light of the Sept. 11 memorial. Staver said Liberty Counsel is consider­ ing a federal lawsuit concerning flic matter. "If this Is pending a suit," said Attorney Ned Julian, "I cannot say anything about the situation." He did add however, that the S e e C h oir, Page 9A County plans overhaul of codes Geneva resident accused of hate crime From staff reports A horse called ‘Old Bob’ T h e y e a r 1 8 7 7 re p re se n ts a m ile sto n e fo r Barrtord. it's th e y e a r the city w a s o fficia l­ ly Incorporated. It's a ls o the y e a r ‘ O ld Bob* w a s b om . Page 1C GEN EVA — A 40-ycar-old Geneva man stands accused of aggravated b a ttery /h a tc crim e and hit and run, a fter he allegedly struck another man and his child with his motor vehicle, then drove off. The incident occurred T hu rsday night in Geneva. A ccording to the incident report, 26-year-old T herisco Jordan w as w alking along a 2nd Street in Geneva with his 5- year-old son on his shoul­ ders, when the suspect alleged­ ly aimed his vehicle at Jordan and struck him. The suspect, identified as Charles Lindsay Su m m ersill, 40, o f G eneva, then fled from the scene. Jordan w as seriously injured and the child was less injured! A fter the alleged hit and run, Sum m ersill drove Into Sanford and approached a Sanford olice officer at 6th Street and ark Avenue, telling him what had occurred. T h e incident report says Sum m ersill told the officer, "I think I killed som e­ one with my car in G eneva." Deputies were then notified. Sum m ersill reportedly accused Jordan o f "ripping him o ff" (at an earlier time) and then Sum m ersill alleged ly went into a rant about Jordan's race (Jordan is o f A frican Am erican decent). Sum mersill also alleged ly said he b or­ rowed his m other's vehicle, a 1994 Jeep, because it sits higher off the ground and thereby stood a better chance o f run­ ning over Jordan. Sum m ersill has been charged with aggravated bat­ tery using a deadly w eap o n /ag g rav ated battery w ith a m otor vehicle (hate crim e), and hit and run, failing to remain at a crash involving injury and hit & run involving injuries. At press time, Jordan w as at the O rlando Regional Medical Center, where he was listed in serious but stab le cond ition wilh possible internal injuries. The son, Anthony, w as taken to C entral Florida Regional H ospital by his m other for treatment. Due to the hate crim e status of the incident, it w as recom ­ m ended that Sum m ersill be placed on a no bond status pending first appearance. Herald photos by Tommy Vlncsnl P Mushroom mania S a v o r y m u s h ro o m s turn a n o rd in a ry o n e -s te p m e a l in to a s p e c ia l o c c a s io n , a n d th e y g o w e ll w ith ju st a b o u t a n y th in g . Page 8 C Seminole Smile Pictured above. Lake Mary Police Chlel singing ot the national anthem. At top, Li 9/11/01 Remembrance Program. d Fire Chief Craig Haun salute during the John Litton welcomes people to the city's Pictured above, members ot the Sominoie High School Air Force Junior ROTC Honor Guard, including Brad Zook. Jeremiah Rivera, Mohamed Nsouli and Shawnalea Fuontos, prosent the colors during the Sanlord-Seminole Chamber of Commerce's Service ot Remembrance held Wednesday. At right. Sanlord Police Department Capt. Darrel Presley, right, Police Chief Brian Tooley and other officers and residents watch the 21-gun salute presented by the Sanlord Police Honor Guard. B y N ic k P fe lfa u f Staff Writer Seminole* County Planning and Development director Don S. Fisher made an exquisite, and apparently effective video pre­ sentation before the Seminote County Commission meeting last week. "This is how it Kis been with our depar department," he said, then proceeded x*eded to show the tape. It featured a fictitious customer he called "Jeannie," in the Planning and Development offices, seek­ ing to find information on a cer­ tain piece of property. Each time she went to a desk in the depart­ ment, the clerk was seen direct­ ing her to a different clerk. This happened approximately five times, and poor little Jeannie became flustered. "People certainly know what this is like," Fisher said. "Il seems you arc always in the wrong department or at the wrong desk." Fisher then went on to explain Dial Planning and Development Is suggesting an overhaul of the L ind Development Code, and recommended the county put out an RFP (Request for Proposal) to take on professional services to enact the overhaul. "A s the a id e stands now," he said, "it Kis been amended 18 limes sina* 1999." During his talk. County Planner Matt West put out a dis­ play of code books which, all together, exceeded two feet in height. Fisher explained that the department has served more than 5,000 custom ers since February of this year, and Ik* questioned how many may have gone away disappointed in their results, or unable to have their questions answered. Now he is proposing all four divisions be in one location, ratlicr than spread through the county facilities. Each clerk will either be able to answer ques­ tions, or call someone to that offia? who will have the correct answers. "We want to update our web site, so people can call us up at home, and by calling up airtain information, find practically everything they want to know such as setback dim ensions, S e e C o d e, Page 9A Commissioners give support to day honoring fallen firefighters Gardens Apartments Brethren Reoching Out participant. In d ex Chiuli+d...........................3B7B Crosiword.............................. 5A D«ar Abb/ .............................2A Food ....................................... 8C legal* ............................... 4B-5B lif•Style..............................ICBC Obituaries .............................. 3A Opinion................................... 4A Police l o g ............................... 2A Religion............................. 4C-5C Sport* ................................1B-3B B y N ic k P fe lfa u f S taff W riter SA N FO R D — The Seminole County Com m ission held a moment o f silence in remem­ brance of the victims of Sept- 11, 2001, at tire start of Tuesday morn­ ing's commission meeting. The commission then passed a resolution supporting National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Day, a m ove recently passed by Congress and tire president. Tire observance is to be held Oct. 6, and according to the resolution, it is to be "a day to honor firefighters and emergency personnel who have sacrificed their lives to save others by lowering the American Hag on all federal building to Iralf-staff." The measure calls on all citizens of Seminole County to join togeth­ er on Ural day to "Ironor fin* and emergency services personnel, past and present, who, by their faithful and loyal devotion to duty, Irave n*nden*d invaluable service to their community and its citi­ zens. and pay tribute to them". It Iras been estimated tlrat an average of 100 firefighters coura­ geously make the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty each year anrund lire nation under normal circumstances. On Sept. 11,2001 at lire World Trade Center, 343 fire­ fighters and emergency personnel lost their lives. Com m issioner Randy Morris read tire official resolution, and moved Hurt it be accepted, wlticlr won unanimous approval by the conmrissuxi. Commission Resolution lire following Resolution was adopted at the Regular Meeting of the Ikiard of County Com m issioners of Sem inole County, Florida on the 10th Day of September, A.D. 2002 Whereas, the Congress and President of the United states Irave designated tire day of tire annual National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service as a day to honor firefighters and emergency personnel who Irave sacrificed their lives to save others by lower­ ing the American flag on all feder­ al buildings to half-staff; and Whereas, tire average of 100 fire­ fighters courageously make the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty each year; and W hereas, the events of Septem ber 11, 2001 brought national attention to the duties, responsibilities, Irazards and sacri­ fices faced by fire and emergency services personnel on a daily basis; and Whereas, fin-fighters and emer­ gency personnel play an essential role in tire protection of lives and property in our local community. Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved by the Board o f County Com m issioners of Sem inole County, Florida to call upon all cit­ izens o f Sem inole County and upon all patriotic, civic and cducaS e e R e so lu tio n , Page 9A �Page 2A Sunday. September 15. 20(12 T iie S eminole H erald S e m in o l e S um m ary A GLAN CE AROUND O U R CO U N TY O Bucket brigade Like father, like son: Toddler picks up Dad’s bad language • < | 5 ’ -* Juveniles Arrested Winter Springs police arrested two juveniles Wednesday, in connection with an attempted burglary. Officers were called regarding a burglary attempt in promess in the 100 block of Lisa Loop in Winter Springs, and locat­ ed both of the juveniles, whose names have not been released. Each is being charged with attempt- Concealed Firearm Thomas Craig Farrington, 48, of Swam p Lane, Geneva, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday. Officers were called to a disturbance at a business in the 2600 block of Park Avenue. When they arrived they questioned Farrington about having a firearm and were told he did n o t As he attempted to leave in his truck, an officer said he smelled alcohol, and Farrington was stopped again. This time, a search of his truck revealed a loaded revolver in the console. He was subsequently arrested on charges of carrying a con­ cealed weapon, driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol/drugs, and using a firearm under the influence of alcohol. D og Dispute Latonya R. Klugh, 42, of rs deputies Wednesday, as the result of a dispute over a dog. According to the report a neighbor had objected to Klugh's dog getting in her yard, and had Seminole County erect a dog cage. The report indicated Klugh went into the neighbor's forced in yard and took the cage and dog away. S i e was arrest­ ed on charges otlburglary to a struc­ ture, resisting an officer without vio­ lence, petty Larceny, (taking the cage) and disorderly conduct. T. Dear Abby is written b Van Bitten, also known as Jeanne Phillips, s, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillip Ups.! . Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. To receive a collection of Abby's most memo­ rable — and most frequently requested — poems and essays, send a business-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $5 (U S. funds) to: IX-ar Abby — Keepers Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 610544)447. (Postage is included in the price.) T he Sem inole County Police sting A thletic League is hostir _ the 2002 N FL /G atorad e Punt, Pass, and Kick Com petition Saturday, Sept. 14, at Red Bug Lake Park in Casselberry. Com petition begins at 8 a.m. The com petition is open to all boys syn dicate E d ito ria l M ich ele Jena D isp la y A d v e rtisin g R o u w Lavender John Cotlm an C la s s ifie d A d v e rtisin g Tsd W sfcsf Dons D atncft Marve Hawtune N .o Pteitaot Dean Sm ith Tommy V ncent T h e Jen y Merritt, 45, of West 2nd Street, Angry M an Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police David Lane, 26, of Apopka, was at Friday following a dispute with a the Seminole County Jail courtroom female at his residence. He was when his brother Floyd was sentenced ‘ 'charged with battery. ‘ ! to 36 months in prison. As he left the courtroom, officers said he became visi­ Kimberly Szabo, 21, Grassy Point bly angry and smashed open the door Drive, Lake Mary, was arrested by o f the courtroom, breaking the window. deputies at her residence Wednesday Deputies arrested him on a charge of following a dispute with her brother. criminal mischief with property dam­ She was charged with battery/dom cs­ age o f under $200. tic violence. "Raffle Stops Peter Lippincott Bliss, 32, of Gainesville, was stopped by Sanford police Wednesday, on Orlando Drive. He was charged with DUI alcohol/drugs. Christian Andres Scm a, 19, of Orlando, was stopped by deputies early Friday in Longwood. He was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Kimberly Marie Lemistcr, 29, of Falling Acorn Circle, Lake Mary, was stopped by Sanford Police early Friday on Rinehart Road, near the Seminole Towne Center mall. She was charged with DUI alcohol/drugs and having an open container of beer. Search Warrant Leroy Sylvester Cody, 39, of West 12th Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday. Members of the Special Tactical Unit conducted a search warrant at his residence and located cocaine. He was charged with possession of cocaine. and girls ages 8-15. Boys and girls com pete separately. The four age clas­ sifications (8-9) (10-11) (12-13) and (14-15) are based upon the child's age as o f Dec. 31 of the current year. There is no charge to participate in the N F L /G ato rad e Punt, Pass & Kick B JE g a n B rian Kram arc* hill * C Cheryl S trati S e m in o le Republic Newspapers, Inc. The next meeting of the Lake Mary Chapter of AARP No. 4878, will be held at the Lake Mary Community build­ ing, located at 260 N. Country Club Road in Lake Mary, on Tuesday, SepL 17, at 1230 pm . There will be a presentation by the Sunstate Medical Associates of Lake Mary — Farideh A. Zadch, MD, Zia Fateml, MD, & Pothen C Koruth, MD., all certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. Following the pre­ sentation, lunch will be pro­ vided, compliments of one of the Pharmaceutical Companies. The event is free, however, , 1 RSVP will be required. For * information, call Irene Lober at 4073 THUR Shoplifting Michael Lawrence Robinson, 43, of Redding Gardens, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. He report­ edly had taken $28 in clothing from a store in the 2900 block of Orlando Drive. His vehicle was located and stopped in the 2800 block of Orlando Drive. When officers approached, he reportedly ran, and was subsequently located in a wooded area behind a business. He was charged with resist­ ing an officer without violence, petty shoplifting, and driving with no valid drivers license. Stolen Check Sharon Elizabeth Dickerson, 43, of Byrd Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford polio.1 Wednesday. Officers were called to a business in the 1500 block o f French Avenue regarding a woman attempting to casli a check for S t50, which proved to have been stolen from an Altamonte Springs woman. She was located in the parking lot of the business. She was charged with fraud-uttering false bill or promissory note. program. Advanced registration is encou iaged and volunteers are needed for the event. Please contact the Sem inole Police Athletic League at 407-328-3762 with questions or registration information. H e r a ld Sunday, September 15,2002 • Vol. 95, No. 8 Published every Wednesday end Saturday by Republic Newspaper*, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave , Sanford. F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 «Fax (407) 323-9408 Penotkcel Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida and addeonal m akng o ttcat uspseatzeo Postm aster Send address changes to C ircu la tio n W ands Kourparad* i The Sem inole County H ousing Authority will be accepting applications for the Tenant Based Rental Assistance, (two-year program only) on Thursday, S e p t 19, from 8 a m until 12 noon only. The program is intended for persons who arc employed or attending school fulltim e. SAT Sanford's monthly Classic Car Cruise and Street Party will be held Saturday, S e p t 21, from 5 3 0 to 9 p .m . Enjoy music with a live DJ and trie ambience of Historic Sanford while browsing shops, food stands and craft vendors. The event is free to the pub­ lic Call 407- 322-5600 for infor­ ma tion. The city of Longwood will present the third annual Bike Rodeo, Saturday, Sept. 21 from 9 a.m. until noon, at Longwood City Hall, 175 West Warren Avenue. It will be a day of activities dealing with bicycle and bicycle safety. Several challenges will be offered through the event Great prizes and refreshments will be available. The event is free of charge and s sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. For additional information phone 407-260-3447. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. “Sening Seminole County Since I VOS” P ro d u ctio n Eketn Tyne*. JR - s m , e i. i Becky T th e a s Ravens Devte L e g a l A d v e rtisin g Pstn Sm ith s Battery Warren Douglas Parkhurst, 51, and Peter Uuskaitis, 19, both of Georgia Avenue, Longwood, were arrested by Longwood police early Friday follow­ ing a dispute at their residence. Each was chaigcd with battery/dom cstic violence doing bodily harm. D a n P in g Editor and Publisher A d m in istra tio n Dotty B snnstt "* - Punt, Pass and Kick Competition this Saturday Editor's Note: The clockwatcher took some time off this week to see his best friend get mar­ ried, but no fear, Around the Clock" w ill once again appear in next weekend's Herald. o f - Htrild photo by Tommy Vlnctot Members of the Oviedo High School Marching Lions walk along the sideline at a recent football game. They are marching to their seats In the bleachers to wait for the halftime show. The buckets they are carrying are used to protect their band uniform hats. D EAR EA ST C O A ST W RECK: Tell her. Rum ors and sexual innuendoes can ruin a career if they are not dealt with quickly. I see no reason to protect the guilty — and that includes people who spread gossip. re c s s V The Sem inole County/Lake M ary Regional Cham ber of Commerce will hold an Experts for Free gathering TUcsday, Sept. 17, at Your Competitive Edge Altamonte Office, 230 N. Westmonte, suite 1974 in Altamonte Springs. Administaf will dis­ cuss creating a people strategy’. Lunch is provided. Reservations arc required. Phone Connie Luna at 407333-4748. D EA R ABBY: I am a 48-year-old, divorced woman who works in an office with a sweet young woman with whom I've become friends. HI call her Ellen. She is married with three small chil­ dren. A male co-worker recently shared a nasty rumor with me about Ellen. He claimed he had learned that she "sleeps around." W hen I asked him who said so, he refused to answer. I immediately defended Ellen's honor and minced no words in telling him that the rumor wasn't true. Either someone is spreading lies about my friend, or someone has betrayed her. Should 1 tell her about this rumor, or wait until she finds out about it? I'm the kind o f person who is content with myself, and my only interest in Ellen is friendship. What would you do, Abby? EA ST C O A ST W RECK u n iv ersa l bout The Sanford Sem inole County Cham ber of Commerce M onthly Breakfast M eeting will be Tuesday, Sept. 17, starting at 8 a.m., in the Colonial Room in downtown Sanford. Featured guest speakers will be Bill M cDerm ott Director of Economic Development for Seminole County, and Patricia Webb of the “Good News Jail and Prison Ministry’.” Price is $10. RSVPs are required by no later than noon, Monday, S ep t 16. k. DEAR SIC K O F T H E SW EA R IN G : W hy a mature parent would do such a disservice to his children is beyond me. By example, he is lead­ ing them to believe that X-rated language is nor­ mal and acceptable. Years ago, a reader named M onty Insko of Cardiff By The Sea, C a lif, said that he broke his brother o f the habit o f swearing by sending him the following: (Please show it to your spouse.) 10 R EA SO N S FO R SW EA RIN G 1. It pleases M other so much. 2. It's a fine m ark o f m anliness. 3. It proves that I have self-control. 4. It indicates how d early my mind operates. 5. It m akes m y conversation so pleasing to everybody. 6. It leaves no doubt in anyone's mind as to my good breeding. 7. It impresses people that I have more than an ordinary education. 8. It's an unm istakable sign o f culture and refin em en t 9. It m akes m e desirable personally among wom en and children in respectable society. 10. It's my way o f honoring God, w ho said, 'T h o u shall not take the name o f the Lord thy God in vain." c wn 1/ - 3 I *fe Juve Assessment Center in Sanford. $ & A tues DEAR ABBY: My husband, "Leon," and I have a 16-year marriage and two young children. My problem is Leon repeatedly says bad words. He uses the " F word all the time. I don’t curse, and I am always begging him to clean up his language in front of the kids. When he is around strangers, he hardly ever curses. 1 oeg him to have respect for the kids and watch his mouth, but he gets mad at me and it gets worse. O ur daughter is in the fourth grade and our son Is 2 years old. To my dismay, our little boy has started repeating the bad words he hears his dad use. How can I get through to D ear him that he has an obligation A bby to me and the children to set a better example? S IC K O F TH E SW EARIN G IN L O S ANGELES • ut The SEM IN O LE H ERALO P O Boa IM F SaM ord. FL 32772-1647 S u b scrip tio n R ates 3 M oneis In Sem nole County S t 1 00 • Months s i Sem m ole County S20 00 t Year In Serrvnole County S36 00 t Year Other Florida County $42.00 1 Year Out Ot State $62 00 Writs to us: 300 N. French Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 Cali us: (407)322-2611 E-Mail us: EeuarisL •dltorOsgmlnoliktrtld.com csjntthQtimiDOlchtfillcoRt Pukllihor dpliiiOMmlnoliktriU.com Fax us: (4 0 7 )3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 �T he S eminole H erald Obituaries Sunday deadline for essay contest SH U PEU A W ILLIA M S BARRIN GTO N Shupclia Williams Barrington, 84, McCarthy Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, S ep t 9,2002 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. She was bom Jan. 10, 1918 in Watertown, Florida. She was a homemaker and a member of New Mount Calvary M.B. Church. Survivors include sons, Jesse J., Orlando, Dr. Eugene, Houston, Tex., Freddie L and Welton C. Davis, both of Sanford; daughter, Shirley A. Hunt, Sanford; nine grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Wi Ison- Ekhelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. According the National Historic Trust, historic sites have fascinating, engaging, and compelling stories to tell. I‘reserving these places, listen­ ing to their stories and learn­ ing from them arc essential to our understanding of whom we arc as Americans. In conjunction with Millennium Middle School, the Sanford Historic Trust is sponsoring a story-writing contest as part of Sanford's 125 years celebration. Tire stories must be about historic homes, buildings and neighborhoods in Seminole County. The sto­ ries must be historically accu­ rate, based on fact, and tell a good story about the subject matter. The Sanford Historic Trust will award: • $50 to the best story in the High School Division; • $25 to the best story in the Middle School Division; • $25 to the best story in the Elementary School Division. Contest entry deadline for the Sanford Historic Trust Contest is Sept. 15. The Trust hopes to announce the win­ ners during the Sanford Heritage festival. Submissions may be sent via SCFS courier to Rosemary Shaw at Millennium Middle School or e-mailed to Rosemary_Sha w® scps.kl2.fl.us or rcstorcQsanfordhistorictrust.org. They can also be mailed to: Millennium Middle School, Attn: Rosemary Shaw, Listening to the Walls Talk Contest, 21 Lakcview Ave., Sanford, FL, 32773. More information may be found at w w w jnillennlum . scpsJcl2.fl.us/w allssem lnolehtm l 1 '■ *. Sunday. Scptcmlx'r 15. 2002 P a g e 3 A PILG RIM BLACK SR . Pilgrim Black, Sr., 95, East 10th Street, Sanford, died Thursday, S ep t 12,2002 at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford. Bom April 2 ,1907 in Sanford, he was a lifelong resident. He was a laborer in the farming industry and a member of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Surviv Ivors include wife, Lula Haynes Black, Sanford; sons, David, Sanford, Charles, Rochester, N.Y., Pilgrim Jr., Atlanta, Ga.; daughters, Vivian Hawkins and Lula Hooks, both of Sanford, Patricia Bigham, Wolcott, N.Y.; 19 grandchildren; 29 great­ grandchildren; three grcat-grcatgrand children. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. LORENE CAPPS Lorcnc Capps, 76, Pine Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, SepL 8, 2002. Bom in West ,111., she moved to Central Florida in 1976. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors include sons, James, Sanford, Frankie Qdam, Casselberry; daughter, Pamela Webber, Belleville, 111.; sister, Jeanette Balts, Kansas City, Ian., brother, Frank Odam, Bluford, III.; several grandchildren and great­ grandchildren. Funeral services were held Thursday, Sept. 12. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. M A R JO R IE E DRAYER Marjorie E Drayer, 89, Hainlin Court, Deltona, died Tuesday, SepL 10,2002 at Deltona Hcaltyhcarc Center. Bom Dec. 19, 1912 in Greenville, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1987. She was a school teacher at Middletown Elementary School, Middletown, Ohio and a member of Deltona Presbyterian Church. Survivors include daughter, Joan Euvcrard, Deltona; son, Edward Drayer, D efend. Baldauff Family Funeral Home Sc Crematory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. ABE DRAYTON Abe Drayton, 88, Pecan Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, SepL 9,2002. He was bom Aug. 20,1914 in Jefferson County, Florida. He was a construction contractor and a member of Morning Glory Baptist Church, Midway. He was a veteran of the U S . Navy. Survivors include sons, Booker T., Miami, James, Deltona; six grandchildren; nine great-grand­ children. Funeral services will be Saturday, SepL 14, at 1 p.m. at Morning Glory Baptist Church in Midway with Pastor Andrew Evans officiating. 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Funeral services will be 10 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 14 at Banfield Funeral Home with Mr. Mike Caroline, Hospice Chaplain, officiating. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrange­ ments. Subscribe Today! 2209 French Ave., Sanford 407-321-4230 407/322-2611 B r is s o n FUNERAL HOM E BA RBA RA R. W ILSON Barbara R. Wilson, 98, Monterey Drive, Deltona, died Tuesday, SepL 10,. 2002 at Florida Lutheran Retirement Center. Six.1 was bom July 19,1901 in Glasgow, Scotland. Sire was an accounting clerk for Boy Scouts of America in New Brunswick, N.J. for 15 years and a member of Osteen Baptist Church. She belonged to Prison Ministries, Orlando Rescue Mission Auxiliary. Survivors include sister, G coigd na Cunningham of Australia; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday, Sept. 13 at Baldauff Family Funeral Home Sc Crematory with Rev. Bennie Tart officiating. 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ELNORA RUTH NELSON Elnora Ruth Nelson, 83, Mcllonvillc Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, SepL 4,2002. She was bom Nov. 28,1918 in Eureka, Wis. She was a missionary teacher with New Tribes Mission. Survivors include sister, Mabel Northquest, S t Croix Falls, Wis.; brother, Otto Nelson, Balsam Lake, Wis. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. To Their Sanford Practice e 2002 at her brother's residence in New York. She was bom Feb. 24, 1952 in Puerto Rico. She was a homemaker and a Catholic by faith. Survivors include daughters. Jasmine Colon, and Ada Ruiz, both of Deltona; sons, Carlos Ruiz., Bronx, N.Y., Chris fesanta, Deltona, Luis Toledo, Deltona; brothers, Rictrardo Perez, Julio Morales and Felix Perez, all of Bronx, N.Y.; 14 grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home Sc Crcamatory, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. 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September 15. 2002 TUKSKMINOI.KIIKRAU) O p in io n Opinion Page Policy T uesday’s election no laughing m atter | ; It has happened again. Voting in a Florida election went aw ry Tues lesday. Som e polling places were not open at 7 a.m ., som e closed as 7 p.m. after Gov. Dusli called for them to remain open until 9 p.m . Som e ballots did not properly fit into the counting m achines, and‘ tr there were com puter problem s that caused som e polling places to shut dow n for a tim e during the day. All of this after the state spent spec $32 m illion to fix up the system that went bad in the last presidential ' tia leelection when recounts resulted in no decision for seven w eeks. M ost of Tuesday's problem s occurred in Broward and M iam i-Dade counties, the sam e area where the Nick previous problem s caused such a turmoil. W hat will happen next is anyone's guess. • • • • • • • Flection officials could be fired. We could see a runoff election betw een Janet Reno and Bill McBride. We could end up w ith a num ber o f lawsuits against Supervisors o f Elections and even the state o f Florida that could drag this on for months. Regardless o f who is at fault, what went wrong, or what the outcom e might be, this entire episode upsets me greatly. 1 consider myself a Floridian, having lived here and voted for the past 50 years. As a long-timer, 1 am proud to call m yself a Floridian. I'm proud o f my state and proud o f my nation. As such, when problem s like this happen, and they do happen from time to time, I strongly object to people making fun o f it. Case in point: Tuesday night's com m ents by N BC's Tom Bmkaw, poking fun at Florida's election. I Ic m ade us look like idiots who don’t know how to cast ballots or count them. Then too, I am now seeing political cartoons cropping up in other major newspapers, and hearing televisiont late 1 night show hosts using the Florida problem in their monologues — the butt o f their jokes. A few of the daytim e talk-show hosts are also m ak­ ing Floridians look like fools. Yes, w e had mistakes. There were problem s. N onetheless, I am disturbed when I see or hear these com m ents. Perhaps I'm looking at them in the wrong light, but I sec these people, these political cartoons, aimed directly at ME. Following the last presidential election, som e people sent me e-m ail m essages at home, w ith jokes about Florida's voting problem s and a list o f all the "stupid Florida v oter" jokes. If tthey hey« d o it again, you can bet m y reply, if I give one, w on't be a joking matter, but I'm sick and tired of folks slam m ing Florida and its people. There — I've had my say. I hope som e o f you will agree w ith me. Let's get this voting problem resolved. Let's do w hatever is necessary, but let's N O T m ake it look like w e are idiots in the process. Don't like our point of view? Do something about It. Write us a letter to the . editor. All letters to the editor must be signed and, for verification purposes, Include an address and phone number. Letters should also be limited to 600 words. Letters to the editor will be accepted by: • U.8. Mall 300 N. French Avt., Sanford, Fla. 32771 , A J | A A M b u d e lu iM iii a a j m editor o •ammoi#n«r«ja.oocn Pfeifauf ii’ i The nation rem em bers ... ... 323*0406 Letters to the edtor and ooksmists who appear on maecxioftaipageoonoi necawarity rsprownt ttio vtows of the Saminote Harakl Laden m aybetdtedtorlinfl&t Your View Lew is thanks Sanford for a job w ell done To the editor I'm sending a huge "thanks" to Sanford for its generous support of the Muscular Dystrophy Association on Labor Day weekend! Because of your help, our MDA Telethon raised a record $58,276,118 in contributions and pledges. It was heartwarming to sec peo­ ple across the country - from celebrities to unsung heroes * com­ ing together to help families affect­ ed by neuromuscular diseases. As our nation marks the first anniver­ sary of Sept 11, it's dear that we remain true to our most cherished values. I want to thank you not only for tor calling in pledges, but for support­ ing MDA programs throughout tin year, including Shamrocks Against J -.byttnipliywWo, Ml3Al»ek-U(>*,—and Fifl-the-Boot Q-the-Boot drives by fire fighters. Your support makes it possible for MDA to keep the engines run­ ning at full speed on worldwide research seeking treatments and cures. We've made so many significant gains in recent years!I Besides I research, your donations fund other vital programs, including some 230 dinics, help with medical medical«equip­ clinics, ment and — the favorite of "my kids" — summer camp. If you'd like to get involved with these great MDA programs yearround, call your local MDA office; call our national headquarters at 800-572-1717; or visit our VWb site at www.mdausa.org. Sanford, you’re the best! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Love, Jerry Lewis National Chairman Muscular Dystrophy Association City just can’t zone its small businesses away To the ed ito r The city of Sanford wants to clean up our highways — so they 101years. Every time I pkk up the paper are modifying zoning ordinances and read that another innocent child to make stiffer requirements on has died the same tragic death from some small businesses. Well, that toppling furniture ana television does make some sense. Maybe we accidents, I re-live my life changing should start where the problem tragedy. I can recall the loud noise really exists, however, with prop­ of that crashing sound, and I er building codes and land regu­ To the editor remember frantically lifting the lations, and consistent enforce­ How many innocent children ment. must be injured or killed before law­ deadly objects from on top of my lifeless 2-year-old. I remember that The focus is on the small man, makers deride to mandate guide­ he didn't a y or say a word and the small business, the modest lines and safety features for makers never opened his eyes, and I was apartment dweller, and the lower of household told fumil furniture? According devastated and wondering why I income folks. Over sixty percent to the U S. Consumer Product never had a due that this coula of Sanford's residents are near Safety Commission (CPSC) there happen. As his mother I have guilt poverty level. To control the are an estimated 8,000 to 10,000 vic­ because I was not aware of these scenery, the d ty wants to zone out tims (children) treated in emergency dangers and, therefore, could not that part of the private sector that rooms for injuries associated with protect my only son from this cata­ caters to the modest man. This toppling furniture yearly. There strophe. will leave a very high body count have been four deaths this y i ear in My grief and heartache comes > — a sacrifice that far outweighs Florida alone where children have whatever good it may accom­ from the death of my son but my been killed due to the lack of safety plish. anger comes from knowing that features or simple awareness of thrac accidents continue to occur The city plans to create zoning safety precautions. restrictions so severe they will Parents are simply not aware that and some of these misfortunes can ' force the vital, small business out. be prevented. Laws must be passed these fatal incidents can occur until Without the small automotive to mandate that furniture manufacit's too late. Just this year in January, dealers, the fast food Stores, the ytetfdld girl was killed dud ’ hirers build in safety features that I will prevent toppling when toddlers discount stores, etc., many needs- — to a television falling on top of her. will go unanswered. In order to ; On Match 25,2002, my two-year * try to climb furniture. Wrights in meet the new, proposed zoning the back of dressers and stands, old son, Michael Jermaine Pooler II, angle braces and anchors to secure requirements, the small business was killed in his bedroom when he investors' expenses will be forced furniture to the wall, and drawer climbed into his bottom drawer and beyond a reasonable ratio to his locks will prevent children from his dresser and television toppled income potential. He will be pulling them out to climb in. on top of him. He died in my arms squeezed out of business, his Warnings for parental awareness at Orlando Regional Medical Center landlord will be denied his rent, should also be mandated. These that night. On March 27,2002 in his grocer won’t do so well, nor safety features are all necessary to Jacksonville, Florida, a 23-year-old his clothier, and so it goes. prevent our children’s senseless mother lost her 19-month old child Over five hundred concerned deaths. I firmly believe that many when a television toppled on top of small businesses from the auto­ deaths and injuries can be prevent­ him. Finally, in April of 2002, a lour motive industry, and their cused. year-old in Cape Coral, Florida died tomers, signed a petition asking I have come to realize that I will from the same furniture toppling the city to reconsider zoning never see Mickey's smiling face and accidents. These four cases are by changes proposed in "Schedule playful spirit in ms mischievous no means on entire list of all injuries ‘E’ Revisions". Thesef proposed I nave come to accept that I and deaths; they arc, however, four changes will badly hurt tne small ever be able to hold him in my cases within the same number of car lot and its support business. arms to tell him how much I love months in my state. The city did not listen to these him, or watch him grow up into a I recently contacted Ida Harper at taxpayers, and the petition was handsome young man. I have also the U S Consumer Product Safety foolishly rejected. come to the unbearable understand­ Commission In Washington, D.C. to Sanford's image could use a ing that I will continue to read review the statistical data concern­ boost, true. But you cannot just about more tragic, senseless deaths ing reported furniture incidents, take a broom and brush out the of children until something is done. investigations and deaths. 1 was reality that is there. Problems ButI maybe from M Mickey's ickey's!toss and shaken to see the large number of exist because, over the years, the through my efforts in his memory, cases of young children who have city allowed problems to persist other parents will have the opportu­ died these horrible deaths. One and‘ offered " ‘ no antidotes. ' .N Now o the ‘ nity to do the very things that I can­ child died of traumatk asphyxia City Fathers must gently nurture not when he became entrapped beneath our city out of this problems. Please let me know who I need to a dresser. Another child died of Remember, the citizens and their craniocerebral blunt force trauma or contact in order to have these guide­ businesses are your responsibility lines and laws considered by some­ a fractured and cracked skill. These ... will you listen to their outcry, one with the power to make a dif­ reports indicated that there were or, will you just zone them out. ference in the safety of our children. 249 injuries and deaths reported to Respectfully submitted this organization of young children Sincerely Jim Dunn under the age of seven in the past Erica Pooler Mother searches for ways to stop senseless deaths X On the Street The Herald asks people what they th in k ... Florida’s election is once again in the news. Problems with voting machines, torn ballots and opening and closing times at the polls have stirred another voting contro­ versy. We asked people what they think about Tuesday’s election. b! My original opinion is that we are able to vote in this country. Voting is an American institution. We do the best we can with what we've got Dr. Lois Somerville I wasn't surprised. I expected something like this to happen. Sara Patterson Sanford Lake Mary M iiM M a R w tiw H M n a N M n a B N iM M a a a M e a u L I am thankful for the privilege ot voting. I fed very strongly that voting Is not only a right but also a heavy reeponatflty. Ihop* voters study the Issues and vote wisely. Virginia MHdar Oviedo it ; f n a tw ti i Sanford I worked very hard In thrs election. Ifs a shame there is so many n n n M i i.alu ri n n r J . t ft f H apatnotc people, win tfxs new fiasco. I woridnl be surprised tf tiers tail a large turnout tor the general election. I think it made good news lor the news people. They can carry It a long way, just like the presidential eieoUon. Mary J . Williams nowiana Lake Mary ajmi �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. September 15. 2002 PflRC 5A Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norm and Joyce Nichols Lewis “INDEPENDENCE DAY" By HENRY T. PAPPAS ACROSS I Choir momber* 6 Seriously impair* I I *1000 Oceanssinger Tori 15 Bucks 10 Student o( vtoknist Auer 20 New Zealand 100 Acorn*'destiny 133 Strategic WW1 18 Dogpatch 102 Kind ol contract river possessive 103 Former FBI 134 Arab chieftains 24 Lulus chief 135 Snooped 29 Garage services 104 Quote. part6 31 Mahayana 108 2000 World DOWN master Senes winning 1 Old Turkish 33 'Johnny B. _ * manager dignitaries 36 Toaster's subject 110‘Now showing 2 Tissue additive 37 "Earth In the _ theater near 3 Obscenity Balance* author youf 4 Filth Avonue 38 Graffiti creator 111 Tanzania's _ • store 39 Opposite ol es-Salaam 5 One ol rune WSW 21 Do a new mom's 112 Quote, pari 7 6 Paw’s partner? 40 Fare lor a storied fob 115 Name 7 Novoiist Sotor\ lutfet sitter 22 Sierra Madras 118 PC enthusiast 8 Name on a zipper. 41 • _ lastr 123 Joking Johnson maybe 42 Mandhkova ol 23 Start ol a wry 124 Detachable 9 '50s Kenyan observation housings revolutionary 44 Judrth ol "Down 25 NHL Hal ol 126 End ol the quote 10 Economizes Famer PM, 128 CAW singer 11 Civil War 45 Round number? lamfcarty McCoy nickname 46 Grandson ol 26 Escapes 129 LeatherworVer's 12 Kind ol cai Abraham 27 Takes efted set 13 Annie, notably 50 Cubs’ home 28 Ticket word 130 Reacted to an 14 Qo bad 52 Russian 30 Quote, part 2 Grassland error, maybe 15 Tense political 32 Pic source 131 Psl follower rivalry 55 'Never m W key 34 Latin Wo opener 132 Helmut of 16 Just open 66 Fight stoppers Germany_______17 * _ old thing' 3 5 '8 0 s'9 0 s 60 Firesides Bochco/Fisher S t u m p e d ? 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Last year’s property tax levy: A. Initially proposed tax levy B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes C. Actual property tax levy 99 c e n ts a m in u te $4 ,781,087 ($20,639) $4 ,801,726 51 Dancer de MiBe 53 The Tigers, on 54 Ger. neighbor 57 Chunk oI the past 58 Airport near Tel Avtv 59 Quote, pad 4 66 Seat ol County Kerry 68 It may be heard afteraspM 69 Alter-achool drink 70 Chopper’s 72 Potpie vegetable 73 *Ev« Ways" rock group 77 Cook wear 79 Visiting Hotpvood, say 81 Funny foka 82 Quote, pad 5 88 Embrace 89 Steering device. at times 90 *1__Dream": 1967 hit 91 Keogh plan kin 92 Georgia university 94 Aar__ 97 Fam. member $ 5 ,403,972 This year’s proposed tax levy All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on: Thursday, September 19, 2002 7:00 P.M. 100 N. Country Club Road Lake Mary, Florida 32746 e» 57” 103 112 H J 123 fir 132 0S/1S/02 A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. 02002 Tribaat Media Sarrkts, lee xwordedltorOeol.com For Crosaw ord answ ers, see Page 8A ek S alon On P a rk BUDGET SUMMARY FAM ILY HAIR C A R E MARTHA DcCURTINS Formerly of the Salon In WaFmart Plaza H IG H T L IG H T S • L o n g H a i r S lig h t ly M lg h a r E x p . 1 Q / 3 1 jJ 3 2 20 0 8 . PARK (C om er o f 2nd A Park) • SANFORD CITY OF LAKE MARY - FISCAL YEAR 2003 THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY ARE 30.1% MORE THAN LAST YEAR’S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES (4 0 T I 3 ^ ^ 7 4 2 ^ _________ $ CASH NOW $ We Buy Structured Insurance Settlements, Lottery Winnings and other Deferred Payment Obligations. Millage Per $1,000 General Fund 3,7648 1. 800 . 435.1245 I........ fduthaa«bi ■ Uw txMrtMwiid mdn wPkdm T h o P o r f o c t T w o -N ig h t Q o ta w a y l T h e 8 .8 . O c a a n B r e e z e Special Revenue Funds Cash Balance Brought Forward S7.739.495 S 1.219.890 S_1115Q 4 Estimated Revenue. Millage per $1,000 Ad Valorem Tax (3,7648 M ills) Franchise & Utility Taxes Ucenses and Permits Fines and Forfeitures Intergovernmental Charges tor Services Other Bond Proceeds Operating Transfers in Total Revenue 5,133,774 4,137,738 479,922 208,300 1,513,729 317,250 256,000 0 628.500 12,675,211 0 0 0 12,000 0 122,500 19,050 0 800 154,350 % 20,414,706 $1,374,240 Dagarttog C w y OSw Day N a n ueAN «*«i*w iiiii# in a i ii iw 4 .ia i8 M Ai Mi N r p W y $179 I ur f it , i i..il> u n s c . i'l bOO J9 4 3 8 6 5 o< 9 5 4 9 56 9 5 0 5 o r y o jf lo c d l T ra v e l A g n n l . . * » • » k* O tr A 1 . .» • - I *«. • * • DIRECTV SYSTEM Including Inatnllntlon In Up to 4 ROOM S FOR $ 49 « D ig ita l S a ta lllta D IR IC T V * F E E L THE J O Y * 8 0 0 - 8 5 9 -0 4 4 0 www.RONSTV.coa M at Service Funds General Fund ____ www.prosperitypartners.com_____ ................ w a n lit rW . Capital Projects Funds $ 3.821.389 t 336 634 $ 13.692.652 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 785.000 785,000 0 0 0 0 200,000 0 7,500 4,000,000 4.479.300 8.686.800 0 0 0 0 0 3,730,750 233,700 0 0 3,964,450 0 0 0 0 0 822,409 20,500 0 22.500 865,409 5,133,744 4,137,738 479,922 220,300 1,713,729 4,992,909 536,750 4,000,000 5.916.100 27,131,220 $ 898,504 $ 9,148,540 $ 7,785,839 S 1,861,521 452,463 3,698,543 2,817,195 649,944 1,430,445 0 0 0 0 0 5,265,100 Total Expenditures/Expenses 16,175,211 376,075 792,972 4,891,040 4,239,495 998,165 105,532 4,257,500 Reserves Total Appropriated Expenditures/ S 20,414,706 Expenses and Reserves 1 8 7.625 0 8,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 258,950 0 101,000 1,374,240 $ $ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 792,972 0 898.504 S $ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,891,040 0 0 9,148,540 $ $ Th< tentative, adopted, and/or final budgets are on file In the otttet of the above mentioned taxing authority as a public record. UUMAMMMaaH Totals 461.740 $ Expenditures/Expenses General Government Finance Police Fire Public Works Parks and Recreation Water and Sewer Operating Stormwater Vehicle Maintenance Capital Projects Debt Service Operating Transfers Out S Internal Service Funds Enterprise Funds $ 1,202,043 $ 40,823,872 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 351,354 238,000 62,369 0 $ 1,869,148 452,463 3,707,043 2,817,195 649.944 1,430,445 1,950,977 82,788 351,354 9.564,152 855,341 5,916,100 6,759,927 651,723 29,646,948 1,025,912 550,320 11.176,924 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,950,977 82,788 0 4,176,162 0 550,000 7,785,839 $ S 1,202,043 $ 40.823,872 �*4 j I I I Page 6A Sunday. 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Tire spirit of Lorraine Yarborough Whiting is kets down the wandering chanCam e the m orning and the Pattishall, Daniels and others of dence the pmgressive hopes of those early settlers pervades and a new spaper clipping which nel of the same stream. Cattle the people. Two churches serve buildings they erected, the land sun. Leaves withered and tree the original settlers on the old printed the entire award ........................... were driven in herds to they cleared and the healthy trunks split. Gardens wilted. The waybills of the St. Johns River their spiritual needs. winning essay by John distressed people looked out into boats. Tire community had won. M odem developm ents have minds and bodies o f their chil­ the m arkets at Clark Bills III of Geneva, the bright sunlight with heavy Jacksonville, fording In 1915 the first whistle o f a not, how ever, dim inished the dren. Through honest work and a a senior at Sem inole High stream s and sloshing community spirit of Geneva. The spirit of neighborliness, the peo­ hearts for the wealth of their railroad engine brought modem School. labors was gone. They were again transportation to Geneva. Shortly old town hall is often filled with ple of my home town have found through swamps. It was a Bills' essay w on the pioneers. But the spirit of friendli­ thereafter the St. Johns was the laughter of young and old contentment and happiness. hard working, God fear­ prestigious Irvin So let not "..g ran d e u r hear ing and happy com muni­ ness and cooperation conquered. bridged and a road connected the when fish fries or dances are held Bacheller annual awai A few protected trees supplied Geneva peninsula with Sanford. under its moss draped rafters. with disdainful sm ile, the short ty for 1932. This essay con­ budwood for the community. The telephone and electric light The shore of Lake Geneva is fre­ and sim ple annals o f the poor." The m assacre o f the test w as sponsored by forests seem s to have author Irving Bacheller Grace Marie started during the seven­ and by the Florida Stlncdpher ties. Then came the lumCAT ALYTIC Historical Society under E n g i n e L i g h t O n ? ... C o m e S e e U s ! • • • berm cn. With ruthless, the supervision of Rollins CONVERTERS wasteful disregard of the College. future, they cut the aristocrats of Fnxn, 1 4 5 0 0 The contest was to all the forest. Turpentiners followed • 90 D ays Sam e A s C ash students o f Florida INSTALLED >ls and - in their greed destroying those Bills' essay was acclaimed as one trees which the lumbermen had • Instant C re d it o f the best written and presented le ft During the succeeding years, • U p to 2 2 M on th s to P a y in the history of the contest. Bills the incendiary fires, through by • F lo w M a s te r D e a le r STARTING AT had red ted his essay from mem­ cattlemen to improve the grazing • S a m e D a y S e rv ic e ory before a distinguished group for their herds, or negligently set o f authors and educators in by irresponsible campers, nave • D o m e stic & F o re ig n Winter Park. made barren thousands of acres 1920 to 2002 The 1932 Salmagundi tells us o f ou r choicest lands. This STAINLESS that John Bills was president of tragedy of the woods is still being STEEL the Student Coundl, editor o f the enacted year by year. . mo*l truck* . / , . , , . , / , C / W / V i / F l o w M a s t e r & $ CUSTOM MUFFLERS Celery Fed, a thespian, orchestra The Geneva community has E lp 8/3 W0? U lU lU C I D u a l T a il P i p e s AVAILABLE member, HiY member, and the also known disaster. One fateful w inner o f tw o other essay night in February, 1895, the hard A L IG N M E N T S awards. His essay follows; I can­ working people went to sleep, / T U N E -U P S \ / " B R A K E J O B \ / R A D IA T O R *J0IL. LUBE SQ495 MOST VEHICLES M Q Q Q ! | Fnnl or m r •Disc or Drum • i not attest to Its historical accura­ weary but happy. The trees were F L U S H & F IL L & FILTER L I * # 9 .9 9 |, from * 4 8 .9 5 loaded with dtrus. O f the 500 cy| ln»ta» rww spark plug*. mo*t 4 • | $ Q A A A inhabitants, a m ajority were | cyl lgn«oncw ».84 8 J | 09.99 I 4 W H E E L A L IG N \ cyl H-ghtty higher, tr«n*ver*e ! \ Resurtece D ru pe or Rotort I \ M O ST C A R S A B rief Historical Sketch of dependent on grove or garden. ' s V-8 enp. & AJC extra ^ M O ST C A R S / N V * 5 8 . 9 5 / AN D T R U C K S >#/ M y Home Town, Geneva That night came the Big Freeze. John Bills There w as no breeze. The 2 L o c a t io n s T o S e r v e Y ou waters of Lake Geneva calmly “Let not ambition mock their mirrored the million stars above, F a m ily O w n e d B u s in e s s fo r 2 5 Y e a r s O RA N G E C ITY SANFORD useful toil, their hom ely joy or and in the house in which I live a Hours: 1 6 9 5 S . V o l u s i a A v e . 2 4 0 0 S. F re n ch Ave. destiny obscure...nor tim e her baby was bom . The mother is yet Mon-Frt 8 am - 5:30 pm place greatly change the story of one of the ministering angels of (38 6) 7 7 5 -7 9 7 1 (40 7) 3 2 1 -0 9 2 0 Sat. 8 am - 3 pm the hard w orking contented G eneva. Ice formed on quiet rural community." That hamlet of the Elegy is not unlike my hom e town, Geneva, Florida. Its history is not record­ ed in print. O nly the more detailed maps o f Florida indicate its location. Pleasant groves and fruitful gardens are the monu­ ments to its heroes. And since about 1853, when the first pio­ neers hom esteaded beside its spring-fed ponds, my town has been the hom e o f a thrifty, happy people. Old Fort Lane originally stood ! on the d ean sanded shores of *-• 'Jf/ff'M i "■ TI h 1 •• .1 ,i l i e . U L , Lajke Harney, along die eastern .boundary of our community. It ’ was one o f the chain o f forts used *b y the American arm y In its campalgn o f terror a n a treachery against the picturesque Seminoles. A few sand-covered charred posts still m ark the site. IVadition tells o f a sanquine d ash between the soldiers and their Indian opponents in which the commandant o f the fort. Captain William Harney, separated from his men, saved his lifeeby ia wild •into the watersi of o f the til lake which now bears his name. O f heroic acts, o f sacrifice, of grief • what stories o f those days the gnarled old live oaks might tell. But history is mute. And those who then greeted the sun­ rise over Lake Harney have long since passed into the sunset T h e h u g e a p a rtm en ts a n d g r e a t p e o p le a t beyond Lake Jesup. W hen the H erita g e W o o d s m a d e M om 's m o v e so Harts, the Prevatts, the Daniels and others of the first settlers m u ch ea sier. N ow I rest e a s y k n o w in g s h e ’s drove their herds o f cattle into d o in g better, e a tin g reg id a rly a n d m a k in g the Geneva area, w andering rem nants o f that chivalrous n ew fr ie n d s ! W h a t a g r e a t c h o ic e f o r u s! Indian tribe were still wont to return from time to time to the pleasant w oodlands o f their memories. The life of pioneer communi­ i P * 0 P P A P*T month w it .K4s*ties is filled w ith the eternal struggle o f man against nature. Such was the early life at Geneva, as told me by several old men L -- '< w hose boyhood m em ories go • Brand new community custom • Scheduled transportation back to those early days. Tne built to meet the needs of seniors woods "bow ed to their sturdy All utilities including cable television strokes". The timber line was dri­ • 24-Hour watchful oversight ven back and their gardens were Stimulating daily activities m ade to produce. In the sur­ • Three delicious meals daily rounding w ilderness herds of Emergency response system cattle grew fat and increased in with restaurant-style service number, despite the ravages of Spacious, well-appointed common wild anim als and even more • Weekly housekeeping and laundry ■ I dangerous hum an marauders. Anri now and then there was a wild ride through the night over treacherous trails, and a baby's cry was heard in som e pioneer I For information about Heritage Woods home. In the late seventies, we find | Please Mail to: 150 Middle Street the inhabitants devoting more attention to the raising of citrus 1 Lake Mary, FL 32746 and less to the cattle industry. I Name. 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Blackshear was bom Aug. 3, 1902, to the proud parents o f Jim and Mattie Blackshear in the great city and state of Hawkinsvillc, Ga. He was the second child of five siblings. Arthur said he only acquired a fourth-grade education. He had to withdraw from grade school at X to help an early age ■ ip rprovide for his family. Afterward, the Blackshear family relocated to Sanford in 1928. A great family man, Arthur was married on three separate occasions. All three wives have preceded him in death. He has one daughter, Rosa Blackshear Hall, and tw o stepdaughters. who all reside in Sanfoid. A man who was a “Jack of all Trades," he worked as a farmer, mechanic, construction worker and landscaper. He says he attributes his good health and long life to hard work and taking the joys of life in mod­ eration. Arthur can be seen enjoying a law-abiding, healthy senior resi­ dent life at the Good Samaritan Home in Sanfoid. At the 100th year birthday cele­ bration held in his honor at the Hilton Hotel in Altamonte Springs, family, friends and wellwishers gathered to wish him a happy birthday. Family memtx icmbers paying tribute er Jam es Black were Luther Blackshear, Michael Blackshear of New York, Q ozell Green, Barbara Edwards Blackshear, Rose Mary Blackshear Hill, Jaylyn Blackshear, Aletha Blackshear-Denmark of Sunrise, Florida, Evola Washington Frye, the Honorable Cornelius Blackshear of Jamaica, New York. Arthur also received letters of congratulations from Sanford M ayor Brady Lessard and From Staff Reports Fred Antonio, general curator, has been named Interim zoo director o f the Central Florida Zoological Park by the Central Florida Zoological Society's Executive Com m ittee. The Society recently began its search for a new zoo director after Edward S. Posey w as named executive director o f the capital cam ­ paign. Antonio will be responsible for the day-today operations, enabling Posey, w ho has served as executive director for the past 13 years, to focus on developing support for the capital cam paign to redevel­ op and expand the zoo. The Zoological Society's search com m ittee has begun a national search for a new director. A decision should be named within the next three to four months. Antonio has served as gen­ eral curator since 1988 and director o f operations since 1995. He received his bache­ lor o f science in fish and w ildlife m anagem ent from M ontana State University. Antonio Is actively involved w ith the Am erican Z oo and Aquarium Association and serves on the W ildlife Conservation M anagem ent Com m ittee, the Snake Advisory Group, and the Aruba Island Rattlesnake S p cd cs Survival Plan. He Is also a m em ber o f the ICUN West Indian Iguana Specialist Group. Arthur Blackshear Florida Gov. Jeb Bush. 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The program is intended persons who are ployed or attending ool full time. m eow ners W orkshop First time hom eowners rkshop, sponsored by tional City Mortgage, will Sept. 28, from 9 a.m. until .m. at 417 E. 2nd Street, ford. GoldenRuIc using and Community elopm ent Corp. is host of workshop. Reservations required b y phoning 4074-9123. Certificates are pted by City o f Orlando, linole County and lusia County SH IP pro­ ms. SH IP is now making ailablc up to $27,000 down yment assistance. A contital breakfast and lunch ill be served. olf Tournam ent Lake M ary Elementary ool will hold its annual If tournam ent on Oct. 11 at aqua County Club. Cost is per player and includes i fees with cart, a contital breakfast, lunch, bevjg e s , and prizes. Format Is 4-Golfer m ble, Best Ball, Shotgun rt at 9 a.m. Entry deadline Oct. 1. You can also sponsor a le - Gold e $600 com es ith a free foursom e, a laque o f appreciation and a ustomlzed sign on a tec ‘ x. Silver = $300, com es ith a plaque o f appreciation d a custom ized sign on a box. Bronze » $125, enti­ es you to a shared hole gn. For additional information ntact Liz Chaircs at 4075661 or e-mail at _chairs08cp sJd 2.fl.u s. C h oir Sumlay. September IS. R eso lu tio n ------ Continued from Page 1A decision was made based on a legal opinion issued in June 2001 by Hogan Sc Hartson, a prominent law firm which deals in school related matters. In a letter sent to Superintendent Paul Hagerty, Hogan Sc Hartson said, "VVe are troubled in particular by the con­ cept that students in the high school choir are required to partic­ ipate in the extracurricular appearances, and that som e of those appearances are in churches. Historically, courts have recog­ nized that leaving students no real choice but to participate in events where they hear religious mes­ sages may violate the Establishment Clause." After citing a number of cases and situations, the law firm rec­ ommended several steps to help reduce the legal risk involved in high school sponsorship of gospel choirs. One of them states, "A public school gospel choir should not perform at churches. No stu­ dent should be required to attend and perform at an event in a church in order to receive course credit." Julian said the Hogan Sc Hartson suggestions and other matters, were those on which tire decision was made to prevent the appearance. Code Continued from Page 1A building zoning, the addition of outbuildings, and many other features." He then ran a second video showing the same Jeannie work­ ing with what he has proposed. The clerk calls in another expert, and tire three of them sit at a desk and figure everything out. The scene ends with all three of them giving a "thum bs up". T he com m issioners were clearly pleased with the presen­ tation, and voted unanimously to delve into the overhaul, ana release an RFP for the profession­ al staffers. Continued from Page IA tional organizations to observe the day of October 6, 2002, in recognition of the patriotic service and dedicated efforts of our fire and emergency services person­ nel by lowering American flags on all buildings to half-staff. Be It Further Resolved that appropriate services and cere­ m onies in which all of our citi­ zens m ay join are encouraged to honor fire and em ergency ser­ vices personnel, past and pre­ sent, who, by their faithful and loyal devotion to duty, have ren­ dered invaluable service to their com m unity and its citizens; and Be It Further Resolved that D ancing begins this Resolution be spread upon the Official M inutes by the Clerk to the Board o f C ounty C om m issioners o f Sem in ole County, Florida, in recognition and appreciation of all fire and emergency personnel; and Be It Further Resolved that the Board of C ounty Com m issioners calls upon the citizens of Sem inole County to rem em ber all fire and em er­ gency personnel w ho have m ade the ultim ate sacrifice in service to their community, and pay respect to the survivors of our fallen heroes. A dopted this 10th Day of September, 2002. The Starlight I’romenaders Sauare and Round Dance Club in DcBary will begin new square dance classes in October, open to all men, women, singles and couples of all ages. Free nights will be Wednesdays, Oct. 2 and 9 at 7 p.m. All square dancers arc invited to join any Wednesday evening at the DeBary Community Center. For additional information phone 386-574-3692. Jim Walter Homes has som ething NEW for you. T h e r e ’s a better w a y to b u y in s u r a n c e . Land Payoff Financing Y ou c o n b u y y o u r Jim Walter Hom es, the nation's largest on-your-lot builder, Is now affiliated with a lender who offers full financing, including paying off or helping you buy land. Ilom ehuyers can Include the purcltase or payoff o f their land with a new Jim Waller hom e. 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Copies of the proposed ordinance are available for inspection by the public at the Department of Planning and Community Development, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. 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 PROCEEDINGS, INCLUD­ ING THE TESTIMONY AND»EVIDENCE, WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. (FS 286.0105) PERSO NS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF j THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESO URCES OFFICE ADA : COORDINATOR AT 407-330-5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. SO $0 or Low so Low Low $0 Low ORLANDO, FL 4540 W. Colonial, Hwy. 50 W. 800-870-4748 Visit our m odd home center or call 1-800-492-5837 ext. 60 for a five tutalog tliat's filled with more than 30 home designs. 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NOTICE OF LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATION CHANGES Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clerk 2002 Page f)A AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, REPEALING AND REEN­ ACTING SCHEDULE " P O F THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS OF THE CITY O F SANFORD RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING, PARCELS, YARDS, BUILDING SETBACKS AND LIGHTING AND REPEALING AND REENACTING SCHED­ ULE “R* OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS OF THE CITY O F SANFORD RELATING TO AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT; PROVIDING FOR A REVISED SCHEDULE “F;PROVIDING FOR A REVISED SCHEDULE *R"; PROVIDING FOR LAND DEVELOP­ MENT REGULATIONS RELATING TO APPROVED ACCESS, APPROVED FACILITIES, PRINCIPAL AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS, ACCESSO RY BUILDINGS AND STRUC­ TURES, EXCEPTIONS, FENCES AND WALLS, REDUCTION OF PARCEL AREAS, CAL­ CULATION O F PARCEL AREAS, DOUBLE FRONTAGE AND CO RNER PARCELS, VISION OBSTRUCTIONS AT INTERSECTIONS, WATERFRONT PROPERTY, PERMIT­ TED AND PROHIBITED ENCROACHMENTS, PARKING AND STORAGE O F COMMER­ CIAL AND INOPERABLE OR UNLICENSED VEHICLES, LIGHTING STANDARDS AND PLANS, DEFINITIONS, AN AIRPORT ZONING MAP, AIRPORT HEIGHT ZONES AND LIMITATIONS, USE RESTRICTIONS, NONCONFORMING USES, VARIANCES AND CONDITIONAL USES, PERMITS AND PERMITTING, AN ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY AND CONFLICTING REGULATIONS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. A public hearing on the ordinance will be held on Monday, September 23, 2002, at 7:00 o'clock P. M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, In the City Commission Room, City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the ordinance and/or may submit written comments. Copies of the proposed ordinance are available for inspection by the public at the Department of Planning and Community Development, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. 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 PROCEEDINGS, INCLUD­ ING THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE, WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. (FS 286.0105) PERSO NS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESO URCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407-330-5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clerk �Page 10A Sunday. September 15. 2002 T iie S eminole H eraui FINANCE V OVER < 40,000 SQ C FT. OF s T ZD ' FURNITURE - 90 DAYS -T I” SAME AS _ —- - CASH... f l* f # > FREE i - i ■ ■ AAYAWAYV S e le c te d ite m s v F e a tu rin g : A s h le y B e d ro o m , L iv in g R oom , D in in g R oom P ro d u c ts in A ll S to re s! We wish to express our deepest gratitude and a heart-felt salute to those individuals who made the special 9/11 "A Community Remembers" memo­ rial ceremony a profound and moving experience for the Sanford communi­ ty Thank you, Mayor Brady Lessard, to you and your office for your partic­ ipation and support. Thank you, Reverend Rick Blythe, to you, your staff, and the congregation of the First Baptist Church of Sanford for being so enthusiastically available and working so hard to prepare the facilities and personnel for the presenta­ tion. Thank you, Betty D. Smith for your guidance from the beginning o f this project, and your great personal contribution to its success. Thank you, Police Chief Brian Toolcy, Police Sargent Darren Scott, and the city of Sanford Police Color Guard for your extra efforts, both in this special presentation, and in our community on a daily basis. Thank you, Seminole County Chief Deputy Sheriff Steven D. Harriett, Of­ ficer Tim Glasscock, and the Seminole County Sheriffs Honor Guard for your leadership and presence with us in this service, and your profound commitment to the well being of our community. Thank you, Sargent Jim Hargis, and the Florida Army National Guard Honor Guard, for your participation and example of who we are and how much we care about our country. Thank you, Boy Scout Troop 543 Color Guard, and to your leaders Jayne Myers, Nicki Dreibclbeis, Julie Ackley, and your Color Guard lead officer Canchez Adams, for excellence in the execution of your duties, and your contribution to the future of Sanford and our nation. It If Thank you, Marine Sargent Dennis Becker, for your service to our coun­ try, for being representative of our armed forces, and your helpful participa­ tion in our memorial candle lighting ceremony. Starting *1591 Thank you, to those members of the Seminole County and City of Sanford Fire Departments for your unconditional commitment to our protection, even to the point of self- sacrifice. We have the highest respect for you and your families. F ro m " 9 1 1 1 A th e s p o n s o r s C o m m u n it y o f R em em b e rs ” A " V h V 'v M ~ HOIIUS Mini Sat IO.1111 /pin Sun 11 Ilium bpm * 79“ Fall Sat.......... Starting at $N Qaaan Sat.......Starting at $119 King Sat.. <£ FU R N IT U R E M A R T W A R EH O U S E iftCII I «5N.8worinBMl M i l Orlando Dr. Mary 17-ri Suita 110 .Sanford 49H2H1M Veggie Tales® ables Whale Watching Party AT L a k e M a r y E x c e p t io n a l S e n io r L iv in g (formerly Summerville) A s s is t e d L iv in g f o r y o u r L ife s ty le T h e L ife s t y le y o u w a n t ...T h e a d d r e s s y o u U n p a r a lle le d S e r v ic e s a n d P e r s o n a liz e d D e s e r v e ... C a r e ...E x c e p t io n a l C a re At the G ables, w e believe that assisted living is not just about assist­ ing individuals with physical needs. It is about supporting and respecting every aspect o f a person’s life - physical, em otional, social, and intellectual. At The G ables, your needs, wants and desires are our priority. We make every attempt to m ake everyday m eaning­ ful and enjoyable. Situated in the prestigious Lake Mary and H eathrow community, The G ables is ideally located. We offer a variety o f suite styles and sizes to suit every lifestyle. Memory Care Program also available for dem entia and Alzheimer’s care. C all f o r a f r e e tou r a n d g ou rm et D in in g E x p erien ce! 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -1 6 6 0 3655 West Lake Mary Boulevard Lake Mary, Florida When was the last time you went whale-watching...at church? Never? We think it’s time you tried. Join us for a fun family night at the First Presbyterian Church as we celebrate the release o f the first ever Big Idea feature film on the big screen -Jonah-a Veggie Tales Movie™. You and your family are invited to experience an evening o f silliness filled with games, food, a video that includes wacky whale sing-along songs, scenes from Big Idea’s new movie, a chance o win two free child's tickets to Jonah-a VeggieTales Movie™ and-yes- some whale watching, too! 5 p.m. - 7 p.m., Sunday, September 22 First Presbyterian Church Downtown Sanford Fellowship Hall at corner o f 4th St. and Park Ave. 407-322-2662 or FPCS@juno.com for more information License *10007 HHHI �T h e S e m i n o i .k M i k a i .d I n s id e : S e c tio n B Sunday C l a s s if e d s 5 B -7 B C ro ssw o rd 7B S e p te m b e r 15, 2002 S :h e B i G S tkly stats for Seminole County’s Major League Baseball players o r t s Weathering the storm By Dean Smith Sports Editor Ovlsdo High School's p S e m i n o l e w i t h s t a n d s in itial t people IARK ELLHORN 3 b tilcago Cubs h r HR rbl 102 82 27 svg. 54 .258 f Reached the 100 hit plateau for the season and blasted two more home runs. | AVID ss aheim Angels h r HR rhl 169 102 8 avg. 61 hit, h o l d s o ff L a k e H o w e ll refused to buckle and the offense finally >t untracked in the second quarter and c Tribe eventually built a 13-6 lead heading into the fourth period. Still it was not over as the Silver Hawks got another long play for a touch­ S down and needed just an extra point for the tic. A penalty on Sem inole, however, moved the ball inside the tw o and the hosts decided to go for the lead. But Seminole w as up to the task again, Following the script Seminole High School's Eckstein were w orrying about how much Tropical Tropica Storm H anna m ight disrupt play Friday night, it w as a different kind o f storm Sem inole had to withstand. Lake How ell scored on its first play from scrim m age and could have scored on its next tw o possessions if not for penalties. But the Fighting Scm lnoles’ defense denying a Lake How ell runner and the visitors held on for a 13-12 Sem inole Athletic Conference victory at Richard L Evans Field Friday night. Lake Howell took the opening kickoff and on the first play, Steve M anana took a hand off in what appeared to be just a sim ple five play in the m iddle. But the Silver H aw ks junior broke out o f the pack and sprinted 70-yards dow n the hom e sideline for the score just 23 seconds into the game. S e e Tribe, Page 2B .306 Has hit nearly .600 as Angels won 13-of-14 to tie the A’s for first In AL West. No upsets and few delays in Nationals v io la tio n s Special to the Herald O CALA — Investigators for the Florida Fish and W ildlife Conservation Com m ission (FW C) charged two Volusia County men early last Saturday with five m ajor viola­ tions for fishing in state waters off Brevard County using an illegal entangling net. The use o f such entangling nets was outlawed in Florida in 1994. David Charles Federico, (DOB 8 / 3 / 7 4 ) o f Edgewater, and John (John-John) Benton Norris, (DOB 1 /2 7 /6 3 ) o f Oak By Dean Smith Sports Editor Ir a v e s f I Cincinnati Reds iw I saw so bb ara 3 48 22 3.38 32 Picked up his sixth win and 32nd save and lowered his ERA again this week. i Brantley High S chool's ELIPE IPEZ ss ^ Dronto Blue Jays h r HR rbl 60 34 8 31 avg. .226 ' Finished at .318 with three home runs and was 13* for-13 on steals in minors. I Sanford M iddle S chool's )REY ITTERSON C F (ilcago Cubs r h r HR rHI avg. 140 67 14 54 .255 fHas stabilized average at plate and has shot at 150 Pits and 20 home runs. (S e m in ole High School's INES h r HR rhl avg. 1 .182 14 Vent 0-for-2 as a pinch hit­ h e r as Marlins play out [string with youngsters. i Brantley High School's >ON IITEK c ston Red Sox h H ill, were each charged w ith : Despite the threatening weather and the early hour (9 a.m.) a decent crowd turned out lor Frida/s sec­ ond day ol the ASAAJSA Men's Super Slow Pitch Softball National Championships at Historic Sanlord Memorial Stadium. In the photo above, Wayne Busby blasts a grand slam as Team Mizuno battled back into contention In its game with PhoneMasters/K&G/TPS. But Troy Summerfield (No. 8, right) and PhoneMaaters held off the chal­ lenge and knocked Team Mizuno into the Loser's Bracket, 18-13. The tournament Is scheduled to wrap up this evening (Saturday). r HR 52 9 rbl avg. 56 .265 Still playing well as Red Sox try to get back in the .W ild Card Race. Rams’ Pressey proves unstoppable Smith Sports Editor By Dean LA K E M A R Y — W hile it w as hardly an unknow n factor, the Sem inole High School girls volleyball team learned first-hand about the ability o f Lake M ary's Angie Pressey Thursday night. The Ram s' star sophom ore hitter, the daughter o f O rlando M agic assistant coach and form er NBA star Paul Pressey, put dow n 18 kills, tw o m ore than the entire Fighting Sem inoles team , to lead Lake M ary (6-2) to a 15-1 0 ,1 5 -7 Sem inole Athletic Conference victory over the Tribe. "A ng ie (Pressey) is unstoppable," said Sem inole High coach Beth Corso. "Sh e is a very gifted player w ith a 41-inch vertical jum p. She is also an outstanding athlete and a nice young lady. We will be w atching her on TV on e d ay!" (1) Unlaw ful net fishing in state w aters; (2) Possession of entangling net on a vessel less than 22 feet in length; (3) Illegal method o f harvesting pompano; (4) Unlaw ful sim ultane­ ous possession o f an entan­ gling net and pom pano; and (5) Unlawful sim ultaneous posses­ sion o f an entangling net and spotted sea trout. All o f the charges arc second degree m isdem eanors, but carry additional civil penalties of $2,500 for each charge for Federico, and $5,000 for each charge for Norris. T h e penalties for Norris arc double because he is a second tim e offender. In addition, Federico, who is the captain and ow ner o f the vessel, was also charged with possession o f an unnumbered entangling net - also a second degree misdemeanor. Investigators also charged him with three infractions - (1) Violating a m anatee zone; (2) No display o f lights at night; and (3) Expired vessel registra­ tion. They both received notices to appear in court on Sept. 19, at 9:30 a.m ., in Titusville. Federico and Norris left the Kennedy Point boat ramp near Titusville about 9 3 0 p.m., Friday in Federico's 17-foot Stum pknocker boat, and returned about 3 a.m., Saturday where they w ere sur>rised to see FWC officers and . nvestigators waiting for them. Investigators charged the two w ith the violations and confis­ cated the night's catch • 12 pom pano and one spotted sea trout - and the 400-yard tram ­ mel net. The net is a 3-laycr m onofilam ent entangling net valued at $1,200. "That net is designed to com ­ pletely entangle and kill w hat­ ever it catches," said Cam ille Sovercl, investigator for the FWC. "H ow ever, for all their effort, Mr. Federico and Mr. Norris only caught 13 fish. O verall, it w as not a very good night of fishing for them ." FW C officers involved were: Sgt. Tony How ell, Sgt. Cam ille Sovercl, Sgt. Steve G rigg, and O fficer A1 Corfield. ! OF Drida Martins 112 S A N F O R D — Despite the threat o f heavy rains from Tropical Storm Hanna, as of late Friday afternoon, the A S A /U S A M en's Super Slow Pitch Softball National Cham pionships were m oving along nicely w ith only a few m inor delays. The tournam ent kicked off on Thursday w ith the Hom e Run Derby, O pening Cerem onies, including an im pressive firew orks display, a n a the first gam e o f the event. There w as som ew hat o f an 'u p set' In the Hom e Run Derby as H ank Garris launched eight hom e runs on his 10 sw ings to edge Long H au l/T ay lor B roth crs/Sh en C o rp ./T P S team m ate Jeff W allace, w ho finished with seven. W allace currently leads the nation in hom e runs this year and w as the H om e Run Cham pion at the 2001 Tournam ent. Third place cam e dow n to a 'blast o ff' betw een Jose Santiago ofW .W . G a y /A u b rc y /T P S and, D w ayne Nevitt and Brett H elm er o f B ack m an/D an S m ith /M cn o ssc/E a sto n . All three hit five hom ers in the first round, and after a rain delay, Santiago and H elm er 6tayed alive by hit­ ting tw o each, w ith Nevitt leaving w ith one hom e run. In the second playoff, Santiago launched one over the left field wall and Helm er fell just a foot or so short in right to give the Bronze to c h a rg e d w ith n e t Laks M ary's JAN NY Tw o m en Senior setter Jam ie Todd also had a big game for Lake M ary w ith 29 assists. Despite the defeat, Corso was much hap­ pier w ith her team 's play. "W e played m uch better tonight. I was pleased with our intensity and movement on the floor," said Corso. "O u r serving was great tonight w ith only one miss. We played tough, but just fell short." Corso w as also pleased that her team at least tried to answ er Presscy's power, recording six o f their 35 digs against her. Leading Sem inole statistically were Sara Suddes (three kills, one solo block, six assists), Sara Pegram (eight kills, five digs), Andrea Poloche (one kill, five digs, seven assists), Am anda Howard (tw o kills, eight digs), H ollie Cow an (one kill, nine digs), and Shannon Proulx (one kill). Even in defeat, Thursday's contest w as as different as night and day from the Tribe's ■ M M fg M 15-2,15-5 setback at the hands o f DcLand on their ow n hom e floor. "W e did not play well at all against DeLand," said Corso. "I w as really surrised at our lack o f control on the court. re did not attack or pass well. O ur net play was aw ful." Pegram (nine kills, three digs), Suddes (two kills), Howard (nine digs, one solo block), Cow an (one kill, one solo block), Poloche (four digs), Kim Beaudoin and Krista M angan (tw o digs each) led Seminole. The Tribe (3-4) had begun the season on a bright note, w inning their pool in the pre­ season Classic at W inter Springs and then defeated Lyman, 15-9 and 15-8, w ith all 13 players contributing. Sem inole continued to play well in the prestigious Lake M ary Invitational, going 2- fS See Preps, Page 2B N EW W M A IN ST. JO H N S C O U N T Y There are only about 45 recre­ ational use perm its left for St. See O utd oors, Page 2B , * A ■ MM �Page 2R Sunday. September 15.2002 T in S eminole H erald Tribe C ontinu ed from page IB A m ishandle on the point after snap resulted in a failed kick, w hich would com e back to haunt the hosts later. Sem inole w ent for no yards on three plays and Lake How ell took over on its ow n 39 after the punt. Outdoors C ontinu ed from page IB Johns C ounty's newest public hunting area - 1\vclve Mile Sw am p W ildlife M anagem ent Area (W M A). The new W M A is conveniently located betw een U.S. 1 and Interstate Highway 95, just north o f St. Augustine. Tire 19,696-acre tract will offer a full com plem ent o f hunting seasons for the first 200 people to apply for and receive recre­ ational use permits. Perm its cost $425 each. Local hunters m ay know TVvclve Mile Sw am p W M A as the form er 1\velve M ile Hunt C lub and Pacetti Hunt Club, both private clubs that leased the property from Rayonier. However, Rayonier wanted to provide more people w ith an opportunity to hunt on the property, so it asked the Florida Fish and W ildlife Conservation Com m ission (FW C) to include It in the agency's wildlife m an­ agement area recreational use perm it program. This is the first year TWelve M ile Swam p W MA Is open to the public. Only those people possessing a recreational use permit for the area may hunt on the W MA. They will be perm itted on the property for scouting beginning Sept. 7 (tw o w eeks prior to the beginning o f the archery sea­ son) and must have their perm it in hand and displayed on their vehicle. The area will remain open to perm it-holders through the end of the spring turkey season in April. During the rest o f the year, the area is closed. "W eather perm itting, w e will begin posting the new W M A on Friday with signs that designate it as a wildlife m anagem ent area," said Joy M. Hill, public inform ation coordinator for the FW C. "T h ese signs will mark the boundaries. O nly those peo­ ple w ith valid perm its, and their spouse and dependent children, will be allow ed on the property. Anyone else will be considered to be trespassing." In Florida, trespass is a crim i­ nal violation. Trespassing w ith a firearm is a third degree felony. It is also illegal to shoot into a posted area from outside o f it. For those w ho hold a valid recreational use perm it for Twelve M ile Sw am p W MA, there arc m any hunting oppor­ tunities: Archery from Sept. 21 through O ct. 20; M uzzleloading Gun from O ct. 25-27; General G un from Nov. 9 through Jan. 5; Sm all G am e from Jan. 6 through March 2; Spring Turkey from March 15 through April 20; and Trapping from Jan. 6 through M arch 1. To apply for a recreational use perm it to hunt on 1\velve Mile Sw am p W M A , download one from the FW C 's website at h ttp ://w ld .fw c3 ta te .fl.u s/h u n ti n g /p d f/rc c -u se application.pdf, or call the FW C 's N ortheast Region office at 352-732-1225 for an applica­ tion. A pplications are also avail­ able at the St. Johns County tax collector offices. W hat is a Recreational Use Perm it? Recreational use perm its were developed to provide more rev­ enue to private landow ners in the Type I w ildlife m anagem ent area system . M oney set aside by the FW C to pay landow ners for the use o f the hunting rights on their lands w as not sufficient to com pete w ith private leases. Rather than w atch as w ildlife m anagem ent area after w ildlife m anagem ent area dropped out of the program , the legislature authorized the FW C to intro­ duce the recreational use per­ mit. Fees collected for recre­ ational use perm its go directly to the landowner, w ho in turn, keep their lands open for public hunting. Recreational use perm its are issued by the FW C for a specific wildlife m anagem ent area. The perm it allow s the holder and one dependent child (under age 16) to hunt on the area. His or her spouse and dependent chil­ dren m ay also participate in other recreational activities on the designated area (except hunting). If the spouse or more than one dependent child (under age 16) w ant to hunt, they m ust purchase their ow n recreational use permit. The recreational use perm it m ay also be used as a wildlife m anagem ent area perm it when hunting w ildlife management areas not under the recreational use program . However, recre­ ational use perm its are not valid on other recreational use wildlife m anagem ent areas. Each successful application receives a perm it to carry on their person and a perm it for their vehicle. Recreational use perm its are issued on a first-com e, firstserved basis. O nce a person receives a recreational use per­ m it, they m ay renew the perm it annually for tw o additional years. T his m akes the perm it essentially a three-year permit. Recreational use perm it renewals w ill b e m ailed to per­ m it holders M ay 1 each year. All recreational use perm its not renewed by the Ju ne 1 deadline w ill b e forfeited and the perm it w ill b e mac e available to the public o n a first-com e, firstserved basis. Briefs RAM S PULL OFF HUGE UPSET SANFORD GYM NASTICS FUNDRAISER T h e Lake M ary football team did tw o things Friday night that m ost 'experts' figured they could not do. N o. 1, upset No. 2 Class 5A State Ranked and nationally recognized O sceola; and N o. 2, shut ou t the Kowboys. Reggie Cam pbell ran in for one score and D errick G rayson caught a touchdow n pass from Jon C lark as the Rams (2-0) built a 14-0 lead and w ent on to blank the hosts, 21-0, in Kissim m ee Friday night. O viedo also ran its record to 2-0 in fine fash­ ion, recording its second straight shutout, third if you include the Classc gam e, w ith a 31-0 rout o f W inter Springs (0-2) at John C ourier Field. In another Sem inole A thletic Conference gam e, Lake Brantley also improved to 2-0, w in­ ning a defensive battle w ith Lyman (0-2), 16-6, at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex. A recap o f these gam es will appear in W ednesday's Seminole Herald. Sanford G ym nastics Association, I n c is having a fundraiser to support its program s next Friday and Saturday (S e p t 20-21) a t tne Sanford G ym nastics building at 601 East 25th Place (behind First Church o f tire N azarcne off South Sanford Avenue). T h e event w ill run from noon to 7 1).m. on Friday and 8 a.m. to 4 pan. on Saturday. Space is still available for vendors w ho want to set up a table and there w ill also b e a huge yard sale. C all Elaine W ilson a t 407-321-8421 to reserve vendor space. Vendors already com m itted are R ip perw are, Southern Living, Italian Ice, M ary Kay, D iscovery Toys, Pam pered C hef, H om e and G arden, Therm om ix, Creative m em ories and Lonaberger Baskets. Donations to the yard sale are needed and can be either dropped off or picked up except when classes are not in session (5 p.m. to 8 p.m . M onday-Thursday) by calling the office (407323-2462) or George or Jeanette Stiffey a t 407322-8234 o r 407-829-0272. Food will also be available and potential stu­ dents m ay register for a class or a trail class for gym nastics, cheerleading, Kung Fu or Tae Kwon RECREATION VOLLEYBALL M att's Team is Droving to be very strong once again, w inning all nine o f its gam es over the first three w eeks in the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartm ent Fall Recreational Volleyball League that plays on M onday night beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the COUNTY ATHLETES RECOGNIZED Salvation Arm y Gym nasium on West 24th Street A total o f 12 students from Sem inole County behind Badcock Furniture. are included in the 2001-02 edition o f Who's Who T h e B League is proving to be very com peti­ Among American High School Students - Sports tive w ith the Saints and tne Unknowns both Edition. standing at 6-3 and the Hawks just a gam e back Athletes are nom inated by coaches, teachers at 5-4 after three weeks. and sports organizations based on athletic The results were as follows: achievem ent and participation in extra-curricu­ W eek 1: lar activities. A League _ M att's Team (3-0), Shoestrings (2Students in the edition also com pete for 1), Sanford Church of God (1-2) and S & S Fence $10,000 in scholarship awards. T he book is dis­ (0-3). tributed on a com plim entary basis to high B League _ The Unknowns (3-0), the Hawks schools, colleges and universities, as w ell as (2-1), Idyllw ildc Baptist Church (1-2) and the public libraries throughout the state. Saints (0-3). T he follow ing local students are contained in Week 2: the latest publication: A League _ M att's Team (3-0), Shoestrings (2* Aaron M cIntosh from A ltam onte Springs. 1), S U S Fence (1-2) and Sanford Church of God * Roger Vankom en from W inter Springs. (0-3). * Kristin Jockin o f Lake Mary. B League _ The Saints (3-0), the Hawks (2-1), * Carla S. Sum m ers and M atthew P. M yers of the Unknowns (1-2), and Idyllw ilde Baptist Longwood. C hurch (0-3). * Brian C. G ashlin, Jessica C . M ills and Lillie W eek 3: L. H ughes o f O viedo. * Lavario Carey, Andrew Jenkins, Shayetta V. A League _ M att's Team (3-0), Shoestrings (2Pilot and Shard s Renee Sm ith of Sanford. 1), Sanford Church o f G od (1-2) and S 4c S Fence (0-3). SANFORD SOCCER B League _ The Saints (3-0), the U nknow ns (2The Sanford Recreation D epartm ent is offering 1) , the H aw ks (1-2), and idyllw ilde Baptist Kicks N D ribbles Instructional Soccer for ages 5C h urch (0-3). to-8 and 9-12. T h e standings after three w eeks are: Player Placem ent Day (cost $35) will be A L eagu e _ M att's Team (9-0), Shoestrings (6Saturday, Septem ber 21st at 9 a.m. at Zinn Beck 2) , Sanford Church of God (2-7) and S 4c S Fence Field (behind Historic Sanford M emorial Stadium ). (1-8). B League _ T h e Saints (6-3), the Unknow ns (6T h e instructor will be Brian Dorm an, a teacher 3) , the H aw ks (5-4), and Idyllw ildc Baptist a t Sanford M iddle School. C hurch (1-8). Reserve y ou r spot by calling the SRD at 407330-5697. On the third play from the Seminole 49, Ivan Scott w ent 49 for an apparent score. But the play was called back on an unsports­ manlike penalty and the Seminole defense went to work holding the Silver Hawks to minus-eight yards on two plays before forcing a fumble, which w as recovered by Danny Johnson, the first of m any big plays for the sophomore. The Tribe again could not m ove the ball, gain­ ing one yard before punting again. Lake Howell looked like it might score again as a long pass play netted over 50 yards, but a hold­ ing penalty Drought the ball back and the score w as 6-0 after one period. Sem inole finally got things going in the second quarter with a 15-yard pass from Mike McKenzie to M ike Harlow on a third and 11 kick-starting a drive. Runs of 17-, 13-, 10- and six-yards by Deon Casey gave the Tribe a first and goal inside the one, but a fum ble on the next play ended the drive. But Sem inole did not get dow n and after three plays it w as fourth and 11 for the Silver Hawks. Tne Tribe smothered the punt attem pt with Johnson blocking the punt and Chris Castillo : the ball in the end zone for a touchtown. Kevin Harris then nailed the extra point, which would prove to be the difference in tne gam e, and Sem inole led 7-6 at halftime. The Tribe took the second half kickoff and drove 73-yards on nine plays, eating up 4:10 of the clock. Denzel Lingard did the honors, taking a M cKenzie pass and then m aking a nice m ove to finish off tne 11-yard score. The extra point w as missed and the Tribe led 13-6. Neither team could get much going the rest o f the period as the defenses stiffened. Lake Howell had a third and 21 heading into the fourth quarter, but a pass interference call on Sem inole gave the Silver H aw ks a first down. Four plays later, M anana sprinted in from 16- ASA C ontinued from page I B Santiago. A lso com peting in the Derby were Je ff Hall o f B ackm an/D an S m ith /M en o sse/E aston , Bill Harvey o f Team A H /T P S , and J.C . Phelps o f N ew Construction (tw o hom e runs each), and Long H aul's Rusty Bumgardner, w ho hit several im pressive line drives, bu t just could not lift the ball over the wall. W ith the rain falling again, the O pening Cerem onies were cut a little short w ith Sanford M ayor Brady Lessaid and Com m issioner Art W oodruff welcom ing the fans to Sanford and giving a short story o f the history of the Stadium. W ith the fireworks display getting ready to start, the rains left and the rest o f the night was beautiful. W hen the rains left, so did the humidity, and the ball started flying out o f Rinker-Stenstrom Field despite the length o f the fences. Defending tournament cham ­ pion Long Haul /Taylor B rothers/Shen C o ro ./T P S , cu r­ rently ranked No. 3 in the nation, wasted little time in get­ ting on the board as, after G arris flew out, Wallace and Bum gardner hit back-to-back hom ers and the game w as on. Their opponents, New Construction, which is ranked No. 9 in the poll, cam e back to tie the game at 3-3 in the bottom o f the first Inning and trailed ju st 8-3 entering the third Inning. T hat's w hen Wallace and com ­ Preps C ontinued from page I B 2 to tie for second in its Pool. But the Tribe did not advance to Bracket play because of tiebreaker points. The Tribe defeated Edgewater, 10-15,15-8 and 15-12, and Satellite, 16-14,12-15 and 15-5, but dropped m atches to the host Rams, 15-10 and 15-12, and M iddleburg, 15-8 and 15-11. Sem inole will play back-toback m atches next w eek, travel­ ing to O viedo to take on the powerful Lions in a district and SA C m atch on Tuesday starting at 7 p.m . and then hosting Pine Ridge on Wednesday starting at 6 3 0 p.m. at Bill Fleming M em orial Gymnasium. In another m atch from Thursday, O viedo (7-2) got p ast DeLand in straight games, 15-6 and 15-11, w ith Julie Darty recording seven kills, the blocks, three aces and three digs and Nellie Liljenquist putting dow n 11 kills. In slow pitch softball action from this week, Sem inole and Lake Brantley both went 3-1 this week, while Lyman w as 20. The Fighting Sem inoles, who are now 4-1 on the season, opened the week on a bad note. yards out and it looked like the gam e would be tied with 9:34 remaining on the clock. A little 'trick' lining up for the extra point byLake Howell drew the trib e offside and the Silver Hawks decided to go for two and the lead. But the Seminole defense w as ready and tackled the Lake Howell runner short o f pay dirt. The Tribe offense could not get a sustained drive going to kill the clock, but the defense kept rising up, with Travis Knight picking off a pass and that man Johnson again knocking down what seemed like two sure long pass com pletions. A beautiful 48-yard punt by H arris looked like it had sealed the win for Sem inole w hen it rolled dead at the Lake Howell two-yard line with 2:49 left. But Jam es Benson broke through up the middle for 41 yards on the first play and the Silver Hawks were in business near mid-field. A five-yard run got the ball into Sem inole terri­ tory and the hosts only needed about 20 or 30 more yards to set up a potential game-winning field goal try. But an incom plction and an eight-yard loss on an attempted halfback pass left lake Howell with a fourth dow n and 13. After a time out, Sem inole's W illiam Bowers all but ended the gam e by getting a huge sack for a 10-yard loss. The Silver Hawks still through they had a chance and called a time out w ith one-m inute left after a three-yard run by Casey. But the strategy went for naught on the next play as Casey bulled his way for 12 yards and a gam e-clinching first down. Sem inole is now 1-1 on the season and will return to Thom as E. W higham Stadium next Friday to host Lyman in a Sem inole Athletic Conference game. Lake How ell (0-2) will go on the road for the first time, opening district play in Palm Bay against Bayside High School. Both gam es will be next Friday and arc set for 7:30 p.m. kickoffs. pany went to w ork, scoring 13 runs in the third inning, with W allace hitting tw o more hom e runs, including a grand slam. Long Haul put seven more runs on the board in the fourth inning and led 28-8 entering the bottom o f the fourth inning. N ew Construction tried to m ount a rally, but the deficit w as just too great, as Long Haul w on by the Run Rule, 31-15, after five innings. W allace ended the night 5-for5 w ith five hom e runs and drove in e ig h t G arris also had a perfect gam e, going 3-for-3 w ith two hom e runs and a double, and drawing two walks. Bum gardcner also had three hits, Including a hom e run and a double, while M ike Shenk and Todd M artin contributed two hom e runs each to a 30 hit, 15 hom e run gam e for Long Haul. New Construction hit six hom e runs and had 19 hits for the game. The double elim ination tourna­ ment resumed Friday w ith No. 10 ranked P honeM astcrs/K & G /Sch w inng /T P S outlasting No. 15 ranked Team Mizuno, from Ft. Pierce, 18-13. In other first round gam e. No. 4 ranked M id-South Mlzuno rolled over Team A H /T P S, 2314, and No. 2 H agu e/R esm on d o/W alsor/T P S dumped No. 13 W.W. G a y /A u b rcy 's/T P S , 17-10. In a second round W inner's Bracket Gam e, No. 1 ranked Backm an/D an S m ith /M en o see/E aston , which com m itting six errors in drop­ ping a 7-2 decision to host O viedo on M onday despite a 3for-3, two RBI perform ance from Kara Lively. The Tribe got back on track in the second game, blanking W inter Springs, 1(H), in a game stopped after six innings by the run rule. M indy Duvall threw a two-hit shutout, while her defense was spotless in this game. Lively w as 3-4 with a hom e run and a double, and drove in four. Shecna Ware was a perfect 3-3 w ith a double and two RBI. On Wednesday at Lake How ell, Duval (4-1) recorded her second straight shutout, blanking Lake Mary, 16-0, and then surviving a battle with Lake Brantley, 16-7. Against the Rams, Ware was 4-4 w ith a double and four RBI, M egan Pickren was 2-3 with a double and an RBI, Lively was 2-3 w ith three RBI, Jenny Abendroth w as 2-2 with two RBI, and Nori Torres had a dou­ ble and two RBI. Against the Patriots, Ware was perfect again, going 3-for-3 with tw o doubles and four RBI, mak­ ing her 10-for-10 with four dou­ bles and 10 RBI in her last three games. had a first round bye, edged M id-South M izuno, 9-7. The afternoon session fea­ tured L oser's Bracket games betw een Team A H /I T S and Team M izuno, and W.W. G a y /A u b re y /T P S and MidSouth M izuno. The final tw o scheduled am es on Friday were Winner's racket sem ifinal gam es betw een P h o n eM asters/K 4tG /T P S and Long H au l/T aylor B roth crs/Sh cn C ro p /T P S , and B ackm an /D an S m ith /M en o sse/E asto n against;. H agu e/R esm on d o /W alscr/T P S f W eather perm itting, the tour­ nam ent will conclude today (Saturday) w ith Sunday being saved for a rain day. Action began at 9 a.m . with New Construction playing an elim ination gam e against the w inner o f the Team A H /T P STeam M izuno gam e. That w as to be follow ed by L oser's Bracket gam es at 10:30 a.m ., and noon. The last gam e o f the morning session w as to be the W inner's Bracket final. The final session begins at 3 p.m. w ith the L oser's Bracket Sem ifinal and the L oser's Bracket Final at 4:30 p.m. The Cham pionship G am e is scheduled for 6 p.m . and if two teams have one loss after that contest, a winner-take-all final gam e will be played at approxi­ m ately 7:30 p.m. Tickets arc $5 per session with children 12-and-U nder are free. O ther big hitters for Scminoli were Beth C ase (3-3, RBI), Lively (2-2, HR, four RBI), Pickren (2-4, triple, three RBI), Abendroth (3-3, tw o RBI) and Torres (2-2, RBI). Lake Brantley (3-2) bounced back to ham m er the host Silvei Hawks, 11-1, w ith Val Dixon going 3-for-3 and Cassie Mier and Kirsten Perry both going 2 for-2 behind w inning pitcher Jessica Tomaselli. In the other gam e at Lake Howell, the Silver H aw ks (1-1) blanked Lake M ary (0-2), 3-0. In games at W inter Springs High School, the Greyhounds won a doubleheader, topping O viedo, 9-2, and whitewashing the Bears, 3-0. The Lions (2-2) gained a split, ripping Winter Springs (0-6), 11-1. This W ednesday (Sept. 18), O viedo will host the quadrupli header with the Lions playing Lake Mary at 4:30 p.m. and Lyman at 7:30 p.m . The Rams will also play Lake Howell at 5 3 0 p.m. and the Silver Hawk: take on the G reyhounds at 6:3C p.m. Sem inole will host the triple­ header, taking on Lake Brantle at 5 p.m. and Winter Springs ai 7 p.m. The Patriots and Bears will square off at 6 p.m. �T he S e m in o l e H e r a l d Sunday. Srplrm lw r 15. 2002 Page 311 «|Wr'. J im S p e n c e r's orig in al restaurant. Sanford Our First 125 Years is in the final stages of production. This is your .*• . .1 •• •.»»»• T u m - o M h e (- ceptury fair in d ow n to w n S a n fo rd t / CHANCE Ourspecial pre-publication price will not last much longer. 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Florida, tnanca South X “X '4 2 “ Eaat 250 00 taat along tha westerly ROW kna d Rnahart Road to Via POINT OF BEGINNING. Ibaoca conknua South 00*06'43“ E. 657 64 laat along aaat wetlerty ROW kna to a ——i —a —— ati a Mu .aa. a l l . n O U J I ---- y j 2002 and October 6. 2003 00078_______________ PUBLIC NOTICC Tha Sammota Cotrty Port AuthorFy hereby grvat pubke notice F id Fie Nominating Committee wd m ad on September 18, 3002 at 3 X p m. Fl tha Board Room d the Admmistration Building. 1510 Kastner Place. Sanlord. Sammota County. Flonda Persona with dsabkku* fuadng assistance lo paihdpale m these proceedings should contset the Samlnda Cotrty Port AuthorFy m advance d tie meebng. at (407) 333-4798 Persona are advtaad tu t V they daerda to appad any dadanna made d M a meeting Vwy wd naad a record d tha proceedng*. and tor such purpoaaa. they may need to rwure a verbatim racoid d Indudas tha testimony and evidence upon which tha appad la baaed Section 286 0108 Ftonda Statutes. Dated at Sanlord. Semlnde Cotrty. Flonda Vm 9th day d Saptambar. 2003 A D Sameida County Port Authority By M chad Good. Chairman Attest Bob R. Douglas. Secretary Pubksh. September IS. 2003 00105 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT W AND FOR SCM M OLI COUNTY, F L O R ID A . Sun Drtva and a port on a curva concava Southarty. bavng a radar* ol 844 02 taat. a cantral angU ol O n 502* and a chord ol 131.44 laat that baa/a North M 'Sl'tO * Watt. Vianet northwesterly along Via arc ol •aid curva and northerly ROW kna. 131.84 laat lo a port ol tangancy. tbanca contnua Hong aaid Northarty ROW kna. 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NOTE; IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON SIDE RED AT D B S MEETING OR HEARING HE OR SHE W U NEED A RECORD OF THE PRO CEED­ INGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ PO SE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD O f THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAOE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 388 OIOS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY O f T H E M PR O ­ CEEDINGS . SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MEETING AT 407-685-1434. a r y o f l a k e m a r y . Fl o r id a Card A Foaiar. CVy Clark DATED September 11.3003 Pubtan September 15. 33. 3002 0Q138 CA SE NO.: 02-CA-31J2-18-A IN RE: 58 INCH HITACHI TELEVISION. MOOEL SXEX39B. SERIAL SV9F001549. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE COMPLAINT TO: Lawrence Vamon Fal 302 Oakwood Court Fam Park. Ftortda 12730 and a l otfurs who dam an merest In the lokowmg property: 56 Inch Hitachi Television. Modal *606X396. SandSV9FOO1549. Donald F. E singer, m I capacity aa SlwrtV d t u Cotrty. Ftortda. Fvou^i Ma oMcars, Fiyaabgitors or agents, seirad the above property on or about JtFy 12 . 2003. at ot near 302 Oakwood Court. Fam Park. Samlnda Cotrty, Florida. Sard property la Fi Fie custody d Vw Shan* d Saminola County tor Fto purpoaa d torldhjra pursued to aaobona 933.701832.704. Ftortda Statutes A Complaint tor torladua haa bean Nad In V u above styled Cow l I HEREBY CERTIFY V utstruaand correct copy d Vila Notice ol rm ivmu • LOfnpu*! was lumtvwa by U 8 . cerufwd mat. return receipt requested, to V u abow-namad adjraisaa M s 9 day of 8tpltfflb 0f, d a a e rb a d pro pe rty Thd sad ada la bang made lo sat­ iety the larma d this Writ d Exacuaon Donald F. Eskngar. Shark! Sammota Cotrty. Florida Wah Sda H dd On O ctoM r 18. 3003 n o t ic e r e o a r o in o t h e a m e r i CANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1900 PERSONS WITH A DiSABltlTY NEEDINQ SPECIAL ACCOM UOOATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PR O CEED IN G S SHOULD CO N TACT TH E ENFO RCEABLE WRITS 6ECTION O F THE CIVIL DIVISION AT TH E SH ER IFFS OFFICE. I X BUSH BO UUVARO . SANFORD. FLORIOA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS (407)885-8840 TTD (407)665 3323 Pubkahad Saptam bd 15. a - *»- L ecals L ecals L ecals L ecals L ecals L ecals JU O tCU L CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CA SE NO: 01 CA 1500 14 W CIT1MORTQAQE. IN C. PLAINTIFF VS LEE O WICKERSHAM, JR AMJA LEE 0 WICKERSHAM. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH, UNDER OR AGAINST LEE G WICKERSHAM. JR AMJA LEE O WICKERSHAM. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LEE Q WICKERSHAM. JR AMJA LEE Q W ICKERSHAM. IF ANY; IRWIN UNION BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY; CO N SECO FINANCE SERVICING CORP; CASTLE CREDIT CO R P; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY G/VEN pur­ suant to a Summary Find Judgment d Foreclosure dated SEP 5. 3002 •dared In C M C m N o. 0 1 -CA1500-14 W d Vu O redl Court d Vu 18TH Judicial O d d to and lor SEM INOLE County. Sanlord, pareona to possession. SEMINOLE COUfTTY. APOLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. H ECKLE A JECK LES. IN C; STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE: AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTURION BANK Slarao Erte Fochtor. Household goods, clothes 8 sn u l furrvtu-s Oaraldtoa 0 ’Naal. Household goods, kxnkura. Boies, Appiancat TV 01 Stereo equipment Wendell 0 Qriflm. Household goods, sporting goods. Boise Appkancas TV or Slarao aqdpmant. tods Ragma Braday. Household goods, aporimg goods. Boast. Appliances TV or Stereo equipment, tools. Math* M. Pure*. Household goods. Appkancas TV or Slarao aqmprrunt Gladys J. Ransom, Living mom and dnntog room tumkura. bedroom tur- BARREO THE DATE O f FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE 18: Saptambar 8. 2002 CLAUOINE VICKERS 2431 le e Road Winter Parti. FL 327X Telephone 407/7408X9 Ahorney lor Personal Representative Pubksh: September 8. IS. 2 X 2 00054______________________ Urw ortly Drtva * 5 X . Plantation, FL 33324 on or tutors (no tolar than X days bom Vu data d V u Iktt pub*cation d M s none# d action) and X V u ongnM wkh Vu dark d M s court either tutors aervtca on PlatoMTa attorney ot Immetlaleky Vursahar; otherwise a delau* wto X anlarad •gainst you lor V u rakd demanded to the comptant ot petition Nad here­ to. WITNESS my hand and Vu aaal d M a Court at SEMINOLE County. Ftortda, Vks (toy d A U G X 2 X 2 MARYANNE M ORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY RuViKtog DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVTO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE B X PLANTATION, FL 33324 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABArTlES ACT. persons wkh ttsabkkua needtog a special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at (407)888-4227. 18008858771 (TOO) or 1 8 X 8 5 5 8770. via Ftonda Relay Sendee THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A W EEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE W EEKS. PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD Pubksh Beptom Xt 8, IS. 2002 00065 L ecals p O «n On ITU N O rW Tjf M U W NO# Of Circuit Court t araln da County, Florida Caaa i 84-11840R-03L INRE Tha Format Mamaga ot Ahmad Youaat Sard Former Huaband and Sharon WaMtng San* Format Wit* NOTICE O f SHERIFF** SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal by virtue d lhal cortam W d d Eiacubon laauad out d and under tha aaal d tha Circuit Court d Sammota County. Florida, Caaa t 94-1194DR02L upon a find (udg m ad tandarad m Via ator* laid court on Via 28th day ot May. A D 2003 m that cartan caaa entitled Sharon Weeekng Sard. PUrtitl(a) vt Ahmad Youaat Saab. Oalandanl(i) which atoraaaid W d ot Elocution waa dakvarad to me as Shark! d Sammota County Florida and I hava lavtad upon at tha n g t. Iba and tntaraal d Via datandadd) to Vu to/kMtng daaerbad property, aatd prop­ erty bang located in Samnota County. Florida, mora parbcUarty deectbed aa tosowe Rated A Tha Eaat 216.72 teat d Via W ad 1354 5 M d N South 201 la d d Via North 679 4 M d N Northwest M d N Southwest 1/4 d Barton X . TownaNp 2t South. Ranga 31 East 10* 30-21*31-300-00800000 Pared B Tha Eaat 364 5 Mat d It* W ad 1054 5 la d d Via South 358 6 la d of Via North 838 7 la d d Via Northwaat 1/4 d Southwest 1/4 d Section X . Townshp 21 South. Ranga 31 E a d Last Via North X I M o l N Eaat 218 72 la d Flared. ANO tha East 364 50 tad d tha West 1.354 5 tad d Via North 33 3 la d d tha Northwest 1/4 d the Southwest 1/4 d Section X . Township 31 Sodh, Ranga 31 East. Bamnoi* CotxVy. Ftonda Pared C: Tha E a d 4 X tad d Vw Waal 990 le d d Vie Northwest !/4 d tha SoUhwwd 1/4 d Via Section X . Townahp 21 Soum, Ranga 31 Eaat. LESSthe South 877 la d thereof. Samnota Cotrty. Ftonda and Via m larstgnad aa Shard d Sammota County. Florida, wd at 11 00 A M . on Via «4Vi day d Oct A D . 2002 d la r tor aala and sdl to tha hrghad brdcUt. FOR CASH IN HANO ANO SUO JECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTINQ LIENS, at r e Front (West) Door, at Via alapa. d N Sammota County Courthouse m Sanlord. Florida, tha above T iie S eminole H erald 2002. Taaha M. Scotaro O anardCiFFU d Ftortda B d No. 008863S Ssmtools CotxVy ShatVTs Odtos 100 Uush BotSevard Sanlord. Ftortda 32773 (407)8888803 Anomay kx PaflBonaf Pubrth SepWmCwr 15.23.3002 00108 n o n e t OF F K T m O U t NAME ifooca a naraoy gnan vw i a n •ngagad In budnaaa d 500 P a rt Laka Court. Longwood. Samlnda County. Florida. 37779 tmdar Vu FlcVVoua Narna d Arundd and Vu! I Inland to regular add lum a wkh Vu Dtvtaton o l CorporaIHru, T a la h a n tt. Florida. In arrorrlanra W«h Vw provwtona of Vw F d a o u i Name Sututat. to-WK: Saclton 885 X , Ftortda SUUAaa 1991. Charles R Alwmtar Pubkah: September IS. 2002 00107 NOT1CS O F nCTITIOUS NAME Nokoa la hereby given Vut I am •ngagad to buatoaaa N 118 Graham Avanua. Ortado. Samlnda C o rky. Ftortda. 32785 in t o V u FU N oui Name d Rad Eagka ptedu dU m and Vut I H and to r ig m r and name with the Dtvtaton d Corporvfeorw, I M ih M iN , Ftohdv. vi vccofOAnc* wvn vw pvovwjon* or V u Fcrtoua Name Statutoa. to-Wk: Sachon 855 X . Ftortda Statutoa 1X1. Ctody Cook and U u Moma Pubkah: Baptombw IS. 2002 O Q 1X M THE CMCUTT COURT O F THE EM H TEIN TH JUOICIAL ORCUTTIN ANO FOR tfM M O iS COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVTL D1YTSI0N CA SE NO.: 03-CA-138814-K JOHN M CROSBY. MARY LOU CROSBY. Na wka. WILLIAM A LEAVEU. and ANGELA DENISE LE A V E U , (omay and n o t ic e o f s a l e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Vut on V u 3rd day d October, 2002 at eleven o'clock ( ii ooi am . on Vu West bod Rape d Vu Ural (1at) Voor d V u Samlnda County Courthouaa, located at X I N Park Avanua, Sadord. Flonda 32771, Vu imdarrignsd dark wd ortet tor u la Vu tottowing daaertud real property localad al 1112 Oak Lank. Winter Springe. Flonda 33708. m od M y LO T 2. BLOCK B. TALMO SUBDI­ VISION. accordeig to Vu plat Vurad aa recorded m Thai Book V. Riga 10. Pubke Record* d Semmote County, Florid* (Proparty Appraiaart Pared I D (Foko) Numbar(k): 31 20-30 513 0000-0020 together with a l ktructura*. Improvements, and appurtaruncat a/tuai* Vurun and located on aaid real proparly or oVuterfee uaad to oorTuncbon therewith IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto sat my hand and dbowl aad v u 5 day d Sapumtur. 2002 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctotk d Vu Cacuk Court BY: Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk RAYMOND A McLEOO. ESOUIRE tan «r«r McLaod 8 McLeod 48 E ad Mam Sued (32703) Pod Orbca Drawer 950 Apopka. Flonda 32704X50 (407) 988 33X (407)888X87 Florida Bar Number 320306 Attorney tor PtomMI* NOTIFICATION to accordance weh Vu Amancan wah DuabWtua A ct pareona wkh tkaataktu t who naad apacul accommodaVon to parbclpala to Vea procewkng ahould contact V u ADA Coordinator d X I N Park Avanua. S o u N -X I. Sadord. Flonda 32771. al lead kve (5) day* prior to Vu proceednga Telephone 407-323-4330 Ext *4227; 1800-9558771 (TOO) or 1a x 9558770 VOICE (V) V U Flonda Relay Service Pubkah. Septorrtoar 15 22.2002 00109 M THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE 11TM r w n o a . i ww m i *o v w n y w i a n a • a a - ia e — a- W- - a — - i n . .» Daw wcxwf kx ca§n ai vw w m Frod D od al V u SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located al X I N. Park Avenue to Banked. Ftortda. M 1100 a m on V u day d O CT 08.2003 V u to said Summary Final Judgment to u t: LO T X 1. SPRINGS OAKS UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F. AS RECO RDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE 74-78, OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLO R B A. QatodVM d a y d S E P 08.3002. (O R C U T COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE d a rk d Vw CVokl Court B y Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark Pubkah to: TH E 8EM M OLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O F OAVIO J. STER N . P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I 8 Udverrty Drtva SuUe 500 Ptonuaon. n . 33324 (984)2338000 IN ACCO RDAN CE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, pareons wkh rkaahamea naadtog a spadal accommnrlalton ahodd oorkad CO URT ADMMSTRAT10N. at t ie SEMINOLE County Courthouee al 407885-4327. 18008888771 (TOO) or 18008558770. ■ J , e e — . a - tol —a—. . r t --- ------vw r Kjroa h a iy m t r o i Pubash Saptarrtoer it . 22.2002 OOIIO M T H S C M C W T COUNT OF THE 18TH j u n c u L c n c u r r, M A N O FO R (COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO: 03 CA 1080 14 W W ELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. INC. F/K/A MORWEST MORTGAGE. INC . PL/UNRFF VS. FRED 8 . ROTHSTEIN IF UVM Q , ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN S PO U SE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES, ASSIGN EES. U EN O R 3. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO M X OTHER PARTIES CLAWING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST FRED 8 . ROTHSTEIN; SHAWN L R O T H S T W LENDMARK FWANCtAL SERVTCE8 , INC.: MAYFAIR MEAOOW 8 HOMEOW TCRS ASSOCIATION, M C • JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS »t POSSESSION DEFEND ANT(S) aanyv -g o f NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur­ suant to a Summary Final JurtgrUd d Foredoaure daart S EP 5. 2002 •dared to C M C m No. 01-CA1080-14 W d V u C e c u i Court d V u 18TH Judicial C b o d to and tor SEM INOLE County, Sanlord. Florida, 1 wd aal to 8u Nghad and bad bidder tor cash al v u W ed Front Door d V u SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located at X I N. Park Avanua to Sanlord. Flonda. d 11 00 I J ft o n M d a y d O C T X ,2002Vu to aaid Summary Final Judgment, to-wk LOT 78. MAYFAIR MEADOWS. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F. AS R ECO R D ED IN PLAT BOOK 29. PAGES S t. X . AND 33. O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA Dated V u day d SEP 06.2002 (dRCUTT CO URT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctoik d V u C k o d Court B y Mary Skoupa Deputy Ctoik Pubkah to: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O F DAW ) J 8 TERN, P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I 8 . Unrveraky Drhre Sdto 6X Plantation. FL 33324 (9541233 6000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. pareona weh ikaahaaaa naadtog a spaced aocommodadon ahodd contact COURT AOMMOTRATION. •I tha SEM INOLE County Courthouaa d 407885-4227.1 8 X 9558771 (TOO) or 18008558770. via Flonda Relay Samoa. Pubkah September n 22.2002 O O II 1 ________________ M THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE EIO H TUN TH J U O C U L CMCUTT M A N O FO R SCM M OL1 COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO. 03-CA-1M1-14-K W ELLS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE IN C, AS SUCCESSO R BY M ERGER TO CROSSLANO MORTGAGE CORP SHAUN F. VINTIMILLA. DAWN M. VINTIMILLA AIK/A DAWN M REED. . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAWN U VINTIMILLA AMJA OAWN M REED. RICHARO PARKER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F RICHARO PARKER. MARK E FRINK. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARK E. FRINK. CARLOS ROSADO. JOSEFINA ROMAN ROBERT FAIN. SHIRLEY FAIN. VERONICA SOTO, and a l tmknown partus ctoanrig by. twougi- m der or agamd t u above named Dalendanu. who era n d known to X d*ad or •*•«. whaVur or othar claimants. TENANT VI •nd-ot TENANT *2. V u partus totondad to aooounl tor Vu parion or NOTICE O F ACTION TO DAWN M VINTIMtLLA AMJA DAWN M. REED and UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f DAWN M VINTIMILLA AMJA DAWN M. R EED , and all unknown parlies d a rtin g by. through, under or agamd V u above named Defendants, who are n d known to ba dead or atve. whether davtaaae. granteea. Pubksh September 8 . IS, 2 X 2 OOOII assignees. Currant Residence Unknown, but 51 Devon Avanua South. Winter Springs. FL 327X YOU ARE NOTIFIED Vut an Action to toradoaa a mortgage on M a M i towing property In SEMINOLE County, Ftortda, to-wk LO T 10, BLO CK 4. NORTH ORLANDO. 2nd ADOITION. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH EREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 55, 56. AND 57 O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA hat baan Mad agamd you and you are required to serve a copy d your wrVton ddanaei. <any. to • on DOU­ G LAS C . ZAHM, P A , Ptainttfra khorruy. whoa* addresa la 188X U S H^iway 19 North. Suka 3 X . CUarwaiat. Florida 13784, wtihto Varty (30) day* after V u 8rd pubkeaVon d H a NoVoa d Action, and lie V u ortgtod wkh V u Clark d Vea Court at X I N. Park Avanua. Sardord. Florida 32771, akhar batote service on PtatotVTa attorney or krvrwdatary thereafter; oVurertaa, a dalauk wd ba anlarad agamd you lot rrm rtati oemanoea n him com* ptaH paM on. M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION FTta Number 03-M7-CP IN RE. ESTATE OF OUSSIE S WEISMAN. N O TK E O F ADMPkSTRATION The idm lnM niion of 9m M tati of OUSSIE S WEISMAN. dacaasad. F la Numtur 02 587-CP to pendmg to Vm Cireuk Court tor Saminoto County. Ftortda. Probata Orvulon. V u t o d t u d which to PO . Box 8 X 9 . Sadord. Ftortda 32771. Tha nanus and addresses d Vu person­ al representative and V u personal representative's attorney a rt aal ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l panona on srtiom M a nonca to served who have objections that chalsngi V u vakdky d V u WB. V u qiiilR rtnofU of 9m p^reontl nprt* eentatrv*. venue a Kxtsdchon d Vito Court era raqiaiad to Ma Vtok objaobona wkh Vito Court WITHIN THE LATER O F TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradiora d Vu Okoadark and other persons haying claims or demand! agamsl Decadent's estate on whom a copy d M a nokoa to WITNESS my hand and aad d Vu Court on V U __ day d AUG 14. dale ol the ftrsi pubkeabon d Vito 2002 Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF TH REE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ VICE O F A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l O tur creditors d V u Decedent and persona having datou or d n u n d i ig tin it the D # ctdccfi (Sad) Mary Ann Morse Clark d V u Ckcut C a u l B y RuViKtog Deputy Ctotk Pubksh to: Douglas C. Zahrn. PA. 1 8 8 X U B H w y 1 (N ,V 3 X Clearwater. FL 33764 (727)538-4911 phone / (727)5391X 4 tea Pubkah August 21. 28. 2002 and September 8. 15.2X 2 PPI48 M TM f ORCUTT COURT O FTH K18TH JU O tCU L ORCUTT, M A N O FO R SU M N O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA OENERAL JURW HCTION DIVMON CA SE NO: M C A 1 1 X 1 4 0 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. F/K/A BANKERS TRUST COMPANY O F CALIFORNIA N A . AS TRUSTEE. PLAINTIFF VS THOMAS W. ROBERTS. IF U V M Q . AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES, ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A ll O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN W TEREST BY. T1ROUGM. UNDER OR AGAINST THOM AS W. ROBERTS. MARIAN E ROBERTS IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPO U 8 E . HEIRS. D EVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL O THER PARTIES CLAIMING AN W TEREST BY. THROUOH. UNOER OR AGAINST MARIAN E. ROBERTS: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UMOTOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY O V E N pur mark to a Summary Final Judgment d Foredoaure dated August 22. 2002 anlarad to 0*8 Caaa No. 02C A -1260-14 G d V u Circuk Court d V u 18TT1 Judkxd Oreuk to and lor SEM INOLE County. Sanlord. Florida. I *4i aal to Vu taghad and bad bk*4e« lor cash at r u W ad Ftork Door d V u SEMINOLE County CouVnuaa located at X I N. Park Avenue to Sadord. Florida, al n 00 am on V u 24Vi day d Saptambar, 2002 V u toVoartng daaertud proper­ ly ** a d torth to tard Sixnnury Ftod Judgment, toertt LOT 8 CLU STER K. WtLDWOOO A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH EREOF. A S RECO ROEO IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGES 7. 8 • ANO 10 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Oatod VW 22nd (toy d Auguat 2X2. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctotk d 9 u Cacad Court B y MarySMoaqu OopdY Ctotk Pubkah to: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O F DAVK) J STERN. PJL. ATTORNEY. FO R PLAINTIFF X I S. Umvemry Drive Suka 5 X Plantation. FL 33324 (954)2338X0 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, panona wkh ik k ih H ln need tog k apacul accommodakon ahodd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, •I Vu SEMINOLE County Ccurtoouee at 407888-4227. 1 8 X 9558771 (TOO) or 18008588770. via Ftortda Relay Sanrtoa. PubiahAuguat 28. 2002 and Saptambar 4. 8 18 2 X 2 PP241 W U W mUW n*M V M S C M TM W w VMS court WITHIN TH REE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FO REVER BARRED The data d V u HrK pubkeabon d M a Nokoa to Saptambar 8,2002 a rti - i D r. o n m W O O a AlMT) r r * t i m i n 514 Batoawood Court Akamorka Sprtnga, FL 32714 JOHN B. CROW THER. ATTORNEY AT LAW FL Bar *179818 Altom*y tor Parson*/ R*praaantaViu 279 East Grave* Avenue Orange C*y. Florida 32753 (18817758179 Pubkah Saptambar 8.15.2002 00051 M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR BOM NOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FK * NO. 02-7J8-CP IN RE. ESTATE O f DOUGLAS G . VICKERS. 8 NOT1CS TO CREDITORS Tha adnareakakon d Vu estate d DOUGLAS a VICKERS. II. deceased, wines nm* d death waa Auguat 18. 2000; to pandtog to Vu Ctrcdl Court tor SanWida Cocnty, Ftortda. Probala Dhrtoton; File N ixrtur 02-739-CP. Vu address d which to Saminoto County Courthouse, Sanlord. F L 32771. Tha namaa and addresses d Vu Personal Representative and V u Personal Rsprasanm rie s attorney a n aal torth batow A l cradSois d V u rawrenwre trxl olhar persons having claXna or tockxkng mmahjrad. oonbngare or mkQkadatod darns, on whom a copy d M s nokek to served mual kto Vue dam s Wkh M a Court WITHIN THE LATER O F THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (X ) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l okur cradkore d V u decedent and parsons having datou or dvffw xts iq u n tl 9m d#c*d#nt*s •SUM. todudng m rrukxsd, conbngare or unkquldalad datou, must Ma Vue claims wkh M a Court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO F 8 E 0 W U BE FO REVER BARREO. NOTWITHSTANOMO THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABO VE. ANY CLAIM FILEO TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D E C E ­ D E N TS DATE O F DEATH IS C?. floofli M THE Ctn C U T COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION P U NO. 03-787-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF MARIA R. MEAD. REBECCA L JUOSON. I Wing, and • dead. V u mknown spoused I. hake, den ies i. gmrkeas. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The tdmtototiakon d Vu aetata d MARIA R MEAD, deceased, whose data d death wet Jd y 18 2X 2 : to pending to tha Circuit Court lot Saminola County. Ftortda. Probata Division. F*a Number 02-797-CP; V u address d which to P O Boa 8X 8. Sadord. F L 327726099 Tha narna and address d Vu Personal Representative and tha Personal Representative's attorney are aal torth batow. A l c w llo rf of 9m ctocodont m d other persona having datou or todudtog unmatured. conbngerk or unkquldalad datou, on whom a copy d M a nokoa to aarvad mual Ma Vulr etolma wth M a Court WITHM THE LATER O F THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (X ) DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A8 oVur cradkore d V u dkoadark and panona having datou or demands against V u decadent's •state, todudtog unmatorad. conhrv gark or mkquldaled dakna. mual Ma M r dasru wSVl H a Court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FO REVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANOMO THE TIME PERIOOS BET FORTH ABOVE. ANY C LA M FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D E C E ­ D E N TS OATE O F DEATH IS BARRED. THE DATE O F FIRST PUBLIC*. TION O F THIS NOTICE IS: Saptonkui 8 2 0 X . CHARLES R L WHITE 725 N. A1A. Suka E-102 Jupkar, Flonda 13477 CH ARLES R L WHITE. CHARTERED Florida Bar No. 222070 725 NorVi A l A Suka E-102 Jupkar. FL 31477 TMaphona: 56177488178 Attorney tor Personal RapraaarkaVva Pubksh September * 1* 2002 00053 M THS O R C U T COURT FOR 88 M M O L* COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 02882-CP IN RE: ESTATE O F UNOA S. SHARP. NOTTCE TO CREOTTORS Tha kdmtotokakon d V u aatala d UNOA 8 SHARP, deceased, whoaa data d daaVi wea June 13 2002; to pending to the Circuit Court tor t l j i l i l ----* — P k . a A . o B ru n O M me----. -a - we a- - a - My. r vOOOM, r TCOSTS Division. F it Number 02892-CP. Vu address d which to X I N. Park Avanua, Barkord. F L 32772. Tha namaa and addresses ot V u Personal Raprkiontaltva and V u Panona/ RapnaarkaMa'a attorney AI credaora d V u decedent and other persona having datou todudng unmatured, o a kkgatk or urttqddalad da/ma, on shorn ■ copy d M a nckoa to aarvad must Ma Vuk ctotou wkh M s Court WITHIN THE LATER O F THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (X ) DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM. _ AM okur craddon d V u decadent or •alala, todudng m m atund. oonarv gark ot unkquldatod datou. mual Ma Vuk datou wkh VW Court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLIC* TION O F T>«S NOTICE A U . CLAMIS NOT SO F E E D W EL BE FO REVER BARREO. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD 8 S ET FORTH ABOVE. ANY C LA M F E E D TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D ECE D EN TS DATE O F DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE O F FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE IS 8aplambkr 8.2 X 2 . BARYN . SHARP 62 Commmky Drtvk DaBary. Ftortda 32713 HEIDI W ISENHAHT Florida Bar No. 0123714 DONAHUE 4 ISENHAHT, P A . M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JU O tCU L O R C U T IN ANO FOR SEM M O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CA SE NO. 01-CA-2S1514-W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC at nominee tor HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION. daentog an Interest by. through, under or sganst REBECCA L JUD SON. and Unknown Spouaa d REBECCA L JUOSON. V rrunUd. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. to aocom l tor unknown panon or panona to poe teuton. CfTIFlN AN O AL IN C, 341. L ie • V s c m FINANCIAL IN C, 344. LLC auccwaaor by merger to ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY OF FLORIDA INC successor by merger to ASSOCM TES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF FLORIDA M C.: m XbM wwi n I awl ma i ■ ■ A - * - - ■ ■ ■ |M—i* u im d l m l w * a c t . pvT»ona accom modHom lo panic** P M In fNt proc— dnq tho iid oorv tad V u todvidual or agency aandtog notice n d later than saw n days prior to V u praeeadtog at V u addreas grv*n on V u noVoa. TMaphona: 813272-7040. 407-836 2050 or 9042 5 7 8 X 7 , V haanng totpaksd. 18008558771 (TOO) or 1 8 X 9 5 5 8770 Votes (v). vto Ftortda Relay AMENDED NOTICC O F BALX TO: THE ABOVE NAMED D EFEN ­ DANTS, AND ALL OTHER VETERESTEO PERSONS Notice to hereby given Vut. pur­ suant to a Final Judgmark of Forectokun steered to V u above styled causa, to V u Circuk Court d Saminola County. Florida. I wto sal tha properly entitle to Saminola Com fy, Florida, dssertbed ax: Lett 18 14. 18 and North 1/2 d vacated aiey arSototog on V u 8ouVl Block 9. Ptal d Townsks d Geneva, socordtog to V u map or put Vurad at racordad to Plat Book 2. Paga 12. Pubic Records d Seminole County. ADVERTISEMENT O F S A LE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Vut V u undatMipud totonds to sei the parsons) property described batow to enforce a la n anposad on aa/d prop­ erty m dar V u Ftonda 8aV Storage Factory Act Statuas (Sachon 83 601S3 808)TTu undersigned wto aal al pubke aala by compeeov* biddtog on V u M tti day o l l apkamX r . 2 X 2 at 2 X pm. on V u ptamtaai where aaid are locatod at Ampto Storaga Cantor, IXAm p/a CotaL 2 9 X Was* Akporl Bouievsrd. County d Sarrknoto. Suta d Ftortda. Vu tokowtog: Customer* Name Unk* Descrtpkon d Goods Anthony AMtor. * 24. KtdsBA*. TTra*. CarwrCaa*. Player.Records Etc. Victor M. Nathan. A-18. Draaaar, Rocktogchatr, Personal Hama, B o x x Purchaaaa must X paid tor at V u Vma d purchase to cash orky A l purctusad lam a ao/d at la. skur* la, and must X ramoved al V u Vma of tale Bala subtact to cancelation to in# w v r n n it n u m r u Oi. at pubic tala, to V u highest and baat bidder, lor cash, *1 V u West trod atop* d V u Samlnda County Courthouaa. X I N. Parti Avanua, Sadord. FL 37771. al 11X A M . on O CT 01. 2 X 2 . WVruss my hand and tael d H a court on AUG29, 2 X 2 . MARYANNE MORSE Ctoth d V u Circuk Court By. Mary Shoupa Deputy dark Aaomay lor Platook. Robert S. Wtoa, P A 1206 West FUScher. Su m A Tampa. Florida 3X12 I the : Sanlord Pubkah: September 8 .1 8 .2 X 2 00084 M THC O R C U T COURT O FTM C 1ITH JU C M CU LCM C U T. M A N O FO R ■IM B IO iC COUNTY, FLO R B A G ENERAL JURISDICTION OTVttlON C A M NO! 02 C A 1711 U K MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC. A S NOMINEE FO R W ELLS FARGO HOME EQUITY, IN C, PLAWT1FF VS THOMAS E . SHOPS, ET A L , OEFENOANTI8 ) NOTICS OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: THOMAS E SHOPS, CINOIJ BHOPE whoaa raaldanck to unknown V lu/sha/vuy X tormg: and V hatohakhay X dead, V u unknown (M m d in li who m iy bo tpouooo. kkaraal X - M ough. rndar or a g d u t V u Da/andarka, mho era n d hnosn to X d tkd or atvk, and a* parties k a X v l l aor s acu i arT l wvM n d J n*vr>g n ga xk j nh oa v. o— owawa n y ngnT. into or totarasl to V u property daaertoad to V u mortgage being lofoca osxa n o r o w YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED V ut vn acbon to lorac/oea a m ongagaon V u U X n g proparly: LOT 2 8 BLO CK N, THE WOOOLANDS. SECTION 2. ACCO RO H G TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECO RD ED IN PLAT BOOK 1 8 RAGES X S X . O F THE PUBLIC RECO RD S O F SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. F L O R B A haa baan Nad aga/rut you and V u you are required to aarva a copy d your wnaan J a /a n iii. V any. to 8 an D A V B J. STERN. ESQ PtonM Ti attorney, whoaa address to X I S KrtMaen Araik Pubiah: Saptambar 8 18 2002 00088 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMMOU COUNTY, FLO R B A PROBATE DCYNKM FILE NO. 02874-CP IN RE: E 8 TATE OF EVELYN MARIE TEEMLEY. NOTICS TO CREOTTORS The admkketralton d Vu aala U ol EVELYN MARIE TEEM LEY. deceased. F*a Nmkwr 02874-CP. N pandvig to V u Ckcito Court tor Samtooto County, Ftonda. Probata Dtvtaton. V u addraaa d which N X I N. Part. Avanua. Sadord. F L 32771., The namaa and addraaa ot V u Personal RaprsearkaWa and V u ; Personal Representative's attorney . At credsors d V u daovdanl and other persona having dakna or todudtog unmaturad, oonkngark or mAguktatorl datou, on skiom a copy d M a noltoa N aarvad must X VuV datou wkh M a Court WITH*/ THE LATER O F THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (X ) DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l oVur cradaort d Vu daoadark and persona X vtog datou or demands against V u dacadanfa aatala. todudng unmaturad. corkrv gsrk or m kqddM td daaru. must X Vuk datou wkh M s Court WITHM THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS NOT SO F 8 E 0 W U . BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS S ET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D EC E­ D EN TS OATE O F DEATH IS BARREO THE DATE O F FIRST PUBLICA­ TION IS: S apl 8 2002 THOMAS Q ROSSER Co-Parsonat Representative 832 Ptrrycn Court Longwood. FL 32750 GARY D. ROSSER CoParaonal RaptwanaVv* 20? N a a X a T ta l Longwood. FL 32779 FRANK C . W18QHAU. ESOUIRE Florida Bar No. 186280 STENSTRO M . M dNTOSH. C O L­ BERT, WHKIHAM 4 SIMMONS. P A POM Oktoa Boa 4448 Sarkotd. FL 32772-4848 RESOLVE TO FIND A JOB YOU LOVE. Ttw CtaskiXds 8i8 your boat source lor a xmprkhansiv* xOaction ol era* Job opporturt/X*. Don't spend anothor year with a Job lhal doosnT make you happy; opan your eyas to new career choices with the Claxxifuda T H E SEM IN O LE H E R A LD C L A 8 6 I F I E D S CALL 407-322-2611 To Subsaibel GREAT DAYS! (WEEKEND & MIDWEEK) • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL POLITICS • LOCAL ADS • LOCAL PEOPLE LIM ITED TIME *2iW in X Ubangr Ma»nak. Houaahdd goods, tumaure. Boaaa. Appiancat. TV or D iiw iv n owner and obsgeted party TTka N V u 03Vi day d Saptambar. G a l tta rtsd with the Em ploym ent taction o l tha C U lU fu d s . NOTICE OF U EN SALE to accordance a r t Vu provuiotu d Stale law. Dura being dua and unpaid charge* tor which Vu imdarsigned to entitled lo eattoty an ow ntr'i kao of t u h f a r f lo f daaertud and sacred « Uncle Bob a S*V 8 urage locatod a l 2650 W 25ch Street Sadord. Flonda 32771. (407) 3 2 4X 85 And. dua notca having bean given, to Vu owner d eato property and a* parkaa known to ctoen an rearaal vuram. and Vu kma apachad m such nolica tor pay­ ment d such having aspired. Vu goods wd ba add al pubke auction al v u above atatod addraat to V u hghMl Of OtMOMM ftffrT trl of on Wednesday, 08725/2002 Data d Aucaon Tme 2 30 PM AUCTIONEER LIC NO lin t Nn fiuMnmvf m m * (M l OvvcnBian ol HARVEY M ALPER. ESOUIRE LAW O FFICES O F HARVEY M ALPER Florida Bar No 133272 112 West Cents Street AJtamorka Springs. FL 32714-2577 Telephone 407/869-0900 Attorney lor Personal Repreeentittv* Publish September 8.15. 2002 00052 M|P WEEK CALL (407) 322-2611 i " i r �Sunday. September 15.2002 I’URC 511 L eg a ls L eg a ls L egals in t h e c ir c u it c o u r t Of THE16TH JUOtCIAL CIRCUTT, IN ANO FOR M M M O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL A!Rt*0*Cm 0N DIY18I0N CA SE NO: M C A 1 M J 1 4 W FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CO UP F/K/A FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES BB/A HOME BANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF VS. LARRY W CASH ION. JR IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO U 8 E. HEIRS, DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST LARRY W CASHION. J R : UNKNOWN 8 PO USE OF LARRY W. CASHION. J R . IF ANY. THE HUNTINQTON NATIONAL BANK: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SAL* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pureuartt to a Summary Find Judgment oI F fffd o a n deled SEP S. io n arttamd In C M C u t No. 02-CA1352-14 W ol too Cbcu* Court d to* 1ETH Jud cdl C t t U In d id tor SEMI­ NOLE County, Sanford. Florida. I <mi aM to Bio Iwgrwd and M ai bidder tor caan at N Waal Frorl Door at l a SEMINOLE County Courtoou** locatad at 301 N Parb Avanua to SantortL Ftortoa. at IIGO am . onto* day d NOV 07. 3002 to* Wtoatog daaobad property a* ad torth In said Summary Ftoal Judgment, LO T 84. NORTH CO VE. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 75. PAOES 1 AND 4. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. O atadN a day ol SEP 08.2003 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C M K tE « C b n « C M * l By: Mary Stroup* Dapufy Ctork Pubkah to: THE SEVUNOLE HERALD THE LAW O FFICES O F DAVID J. STER N , P JL. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 8 . Unharatty DHva S ole 500 PlanUPon. FL 33324 (9541233-6CXW ' IN ACCO R D AN CE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABIUTIES ACT, paraona wtto InO ■ 10*0*1 RRfowiRHaWRR thOUtd contadCO U R T ADMINISTRATION at to# SEM INOLE County Cotxtooua* at 407-888-4227. 1-8008888771 (TOO) or 1-8008888770, - FLvflLta Balafti vm rnnoa r>fwy ( x n m Pubaah.Saptarrtoar 15.22,2002 parllaa claiming an tota n a l by, through. undar or agatoat tha Dalandanla. who a n not known to ba " ad or a*va. and a4 pantoa having claiming to hava any right. Mia or totanal to toa proparty deecnbed to *■- mongaga baing loractoaad heroYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toal action to tondoaa a mongaga on THE W EST 30 FEET O F LOT 8 ANO ALL O f LOT 10. BLOCK 12. OREAMW OLD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD ED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGES 80 ANO S t. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA haa baan Nad agand you and toa you ara raquimd to aarva a copy ol row wrktan defenses. 4 any. to I on DAVID J STERN. ESQ PlatoMTa nay. whoaa a d * v u N 801 S Untvanay Drive #500. Plantation. FL 33324 on or baton (no War than 30 day* from toa data ol toa (n t put* cation ol tow nobca ol action) and lla toa original wdi toa dark ol tow court altoar baton aarvica on PlatoMTa nay or tovnadwaly thereafter, otoarwwa a defau* wa ba aniand agatoM you lor 81a ratal damandad to toa complaint or patmon Nad hamIn. WITNESS my hand and toa aaal ol tola Court at SEMINOLE Counry. Florida. M * day d 8EP08 2002. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT BYRutoKtog DEPUTY CLERK LAY/ OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION, FL 33324 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. panons w«h rksabikt** need tog a apadal accommodation ahould conlad COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Cowtoouaa al (407)888-4227,18008558771 (TDO) or 18008588770. via Florida Ralay Sarvica THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A W EEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE W EEKS. PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD PuM diSaptoffbar IS. 22. 2002 OOII4 M THE C M C U T COURT O FTH S EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C M C U T O FTH S STATE OF FLO R O A. PI ANO FOR •EMPtOLS COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Caaa No: 01-CA-115-14-W CrriFINANCIAL. INC 344. LLC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES O F AMERICA. INC., 00112 M TH E C M C U T COURT OF TH E 14TH JUDICIAL ORCUTT, M ANO FOR I COUNTY. C A S IN O : S IC A 1147140 OLYMPUS SER VICSia. LP.. • PLAINTIFF VS. WALTER OE UM A, ET A L , DEFENOANT(S) N o n a OP ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: Wdtor 0* Urns and Shaft D* Lima aitioaa raaldanoa 4 unknown R he/dw/lhay ba IMng; and t has*. davwaea. 9 arraaa, aaalgnaaa. through, undar or DatandMSt, a tn ara not known to ba daad or atv*. and a l parttoa having or dalmtog to hava any light. Wa or W arad In 8ia proparty deecrbed to to# mortgage bang loractoaad her*to. YOU ARE HEREBY NO Tin EO t iN an acson to toraotoaa 8 mongaga on 8uiv |kmyUEwWaiy 11 nwA ■ prupsrTy. LO T 8*. CHERRY RIDGE UM T 3 ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH EREOF AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK 58. PAOES 87. 88 ANO 88. PUBLIC RECORDS OP 8EM M 0LE COUNTY, FLORIOA. you ara raqubad to aarv* a copy d your intoan d tlin tu . 8 any. to 8 on OAVtO J. STERN. E 8 Q PtotoMTa altomay. whoaa address la 801 8 Unfvsnffy Drtea 4800. Plantation. F t 33124 on or baton (no Mar.toan 30 day* bom 8ia data o l toa M pub#oNton o l M * noaoa ol adton) and Ito toa original M b toa dark ol 88a court aaharbatora earvtaton PtotoMTa altomay or tovnaiSolaty toana otoarwtoa a da ta * aW ba an* agamat you tor toa ratal damandad in Sw som pidntdpaattan (tod hero­ in. WTTHES8 my hand and toa aaal ol tola Cow l at SEMINOLE Court/. i day o l 6EP08 2002. MARY/Uff* M ORSE. CLERK CLERK O F THE O R CU fT COURT BYRutoKtog DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF O AVC J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAW TEF 801 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION, a 33324 IN ACCO RDAN CE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISAB8JT1ES ACT, lag a apacral ariKimmnrtatton ahoWd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al toa SEMINOLE County Cowtoouaa al (407)888-4227.18008688771 (TOO) or 18008888770, THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A W EEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE W EEKS. PUBLISH * t THE SEMW OLE HER­ ALD Pubaeh September IS. 22.2002 OQ1I3 M TN8 C to C U T COURT O FTH S 18TH JU O tCU L ORCUTT. ttf ANO FOR SEM M O LI COUNTY, FLOfOOA JURIIOtCTION otvm o N C A S IN O : 0 1 C A 1723 14 K MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S, W C , PLAINTIFF VS. ENRIQUE BAUCEOO GUERRERO AMA ENRKXJE GUERRERO, E T A L . OEFENOANT(S) N O T K I OF ACTION • CONSTRUCTIVE 8ERV1C8 TO: ENRKXJE SAUCE DO OUERREO M U A ENRIQUE GUER RERO UNKNOWN SPO USE OF ENRKXJE SAUCED O O UERREO A M A ENRKXJE OUERREO: PATRI­ CIO G U ER R ER O . M AH FEUA SAUCEDO DE-GUERRERO A M A M ARFEUA GUERRERO whoaa residence la unknown hwahaAhay ba daad. toa ixttmown dalandanla who may ba tp a u ttl. DONALD J FERRELL: JANE DOE FERRELL: IF U VPKL MCLU0P4O ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASEO. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRAN TEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UEN O R S ANO TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAtt/ttNG BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd DEFENDANT(S). ST TROPE2 HOMEOW NERS' ASSOCIATION. INC; THE LANOP4G ASSOCIATION. PIC.: CHASE MANHATTAN BAN. USA. N A j WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTING, TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDI­ TORS. UENORS. OR TR USTEES OF SA D DEFENOANT(S) ANO M l OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOCR. O R AOM NST DEFENOANT(S). JOHN DO E. UNKNOWN TENANT. JAN E DOE. THE UNKNOWN TENANT. NOTKE OP SALS Noaoa la hanby gfvan toac pwtuartt to a Find 8di»naiy Judgment d Foradoetr* entered In to# abov*ttytad cauM . In toa Chart Court ol Samtnda Cowity. Florida. I w« aat toa proparty tftuala In Samlnola County, Florida, daacit iad aa: LOT 38, THE LANDING. ACCORDPIG TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO PI PLAT BOOK 38. PAOES 41 THROUGH 81. O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMPIOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AM A BS3 CASA DEL SOL CIRCLE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA 12714. al pubic aala, to toa tvghaM and bad biddar. tor cath. AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLOWDA. Florida. M 11*0 A M , on toa day d O CT 10.2002 Ctorkd ORCUIT Court BY Mary Stroupa DaoWv Clark Law OStoaa d OanW C . Conauagra 8801 North Armana Avanua Tampa. Ftonda 33804-1041 Attorney* tor P la n * Publah: September 15. 22.3002 OQHS M THE ORCUIT COURT O F THE EIGHTEENTH JU O K IA l C M C U T O F THE STATS O F FLO R K A . PI ANO FOR S E M M O U COUNTY O W L DIVISION C M S Ha: 08CA-I204-14-W Cm FPtAN O AL MORTGAGE LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY LOAN CORPORATION. E8TE LA JAN E DOE ESTELA . UNKNOWN WIFE O F JUAN ESTELA , ARNOELLE ESTELA: JOHN DO E E S T E L A UKNOWN HUSBAND O F ARNDELLE ESTELA; IF LIVING, PtCLUOPtG ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F SAJO DEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF D ECEASEO . THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISCE 8 GRANTEES ASSIGNEES CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES ANO M X OTHER PERSON S CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd D EFEN D AN TS), BRAEWICK HOM EOW NERS' ASSOCIATION. P IC , A DISSOLVED CORPORATION. W HETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESEN TLY EXIST**!. TOGETHER WITH ANY GRAN TEES. ASSIGNEES. CREOI TORS. UENORS. OR TRUSTEES OF SAJO DEFENOANT(S) ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAM ING BY. THRO UGH UNDER OR AOJUNST DEFEN0ANTI8). JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. THE UNKNOWN TENANT. NOTKS OF SALS Nobca to hanby glvan that, pur Mars to a Find Stannary Judgmad d Forwctoaw* antorad to 81a abova•tytad caua*. to to* Clrcua Court d Samtoda Cowity. Ftonda. I wrt aal County. Honda, described aa: LO T 4. BLOCK A BRAEWICK AT TU SCAW ILA PHASE 1 . ACCORD INO TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 37. PAGE 53 ANO 54, O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIOA AK/A 1488 CREEKSIOE CIRCLE. CASSELBERRY. FL 32708 al pubkc tala, to toa htd**t and bat! biddar. lor ca»h. AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN TY CO URTH OU SE. SANFORD. FLORIDA. Florida, at 1 1 0 0 A M .o n tha day d O CT 10.2002 Maryam# Mona Clark d CIRCUIT Court BY Mary Stroupa DaputyCtod Law Otto** d Darvd C . Contuagra 8901 North Armada Avanua Tampa. Ftonda 33804-1041 Altomay* lor Ptotodl Pubkah Saplambar IS. 22.2002 00118 the ctn cu rr c o u r t OF THE EIGHTEENTH JU O tCU L CIRCUIT PI AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVU. ACTION CA SE NO. 01-2788-CA DIVISION 14 W FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. SUBDIVISION O F STATE OF FLORIOA. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARVIN TURNER. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) PI POSSESSION O f THE SUB JECT PROPERTY I w* te l to toa Ngheu and batl biddar tor cath at toa W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CO UR T­ HOUSE. to Semxide County. Florida, al 1100 on Via 8 day d October, 2002. Via loaowtog daaerbad proper­ ty a# M l lotto to said Ftoal Judgmanl. low* LOT 10. PARK VIEW. ACCORDING TO THE P U T TH EREOF. AS RECO RDED IN P U T BOOK 3. PAGE 88 O F THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIDA AMA: 2708 PARK AVENUE SOUTH. SANFORD. FL 32773 to accordance w«h toa American* wkh Dnabaha* A d . Panon* with Ddabahe* neadng a *paoial accommodahon to participate m to* procaartng Mould co d e d toa Court Admtoatntor al 201 N. Park Avanua. Sanford FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)323-4330 n d leter then esvan (7) dey* prior to toa proceed­ ing H hearing mpetrod. (TDO) I ■ 800-8558771 or Voice (V)1-8008558770 via Florida Relay Sarvica* Dated to* 8to day d September. 2002 OLIVER C . MATHIEUX. al d . Datandad(t) NOTICE OF FO RECLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uad to a Final Judgm ad d Mortgaga Foractotun datad Saplambar 06. 2002. and a d a n d to Cata NO 01-2788 CA d tha Croat Court d toa EIGHTEENTH Juddal Clrcua to d id tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda whanto FE O E R M HOME LOAN M O flTQAOE CORPORATION. la toa PlatoMI and OLIVERY C. MATHIEUX; MARIE A MATHIEUX; a d toa Datandanta. I w8 aai to toa hlghaal and bad biddar tor cath at W EST FRONT DOOR O F TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY CO U R T­ HO USE. SANFORO. FLORIDA al 1100 AM. onto# day d O CT 06. 2002. toa tolowtog datcrtwd propatty aa aat torth to aaid Find Judgmani LO TS 13. 14. ANO 15. BLOCK 1. TOWNSITE OF GENEVA. ACCORDINO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECO ROEO PI P U T BOOK 2. PAGE 12. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN PERSO N AL PROPERTY DESCRIBER AS RANGE A M A 437 2nd Stnat. Oanava. FL 32732 WITNESS MY KANO and toa taal d tota Court on SEP 08. 2002. Clark d toa O o d Cow l By Mary Stroupa PgnutY f lir t E Chavarria AAaaodataa. P A PO . Box 25018 Tampa. Florida 33622-5018 **Saa Amaricana w di DdabMia* Act N you a n a panon wkh a daabAay ho naada aooommodaoon to ordar to parttolpala In tod procaadng . you a n andtod al no co d to you. tor 81a viaton d cartaln aaadlanca. PlaaM conlad Court Adm natntnn 201 N. Park Avanua. Bardord. Florida 32771. lalaphona numbar (407)885-4227. within 2 working day* d yow racapt d tola docwnara. P haartng toparnd. (TDO) 1800-8558771. Pubaah: Saplambar IS. 22.2002 00117 THE O R CW T COURT OF T H i EIGHTEENTH j u d ic ia l cn tc u rr M AND FOR SEM N O LS COUNTY. FLOM OA CtYK. ACTION CA SS NO. 03S46-CA DIVISION 14W W ELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. P#C. F/K/A NORW EST MORTGAGE. *tC . DONNA J .F U U R V , a id . Dat«ndd*(»). N o n a of FORECLO SU RE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pw fuam to a Final Judgmanl d Mortgaga Foractoaura di Baptontoar 08.2002. and antorad to Caaa NO 02-548 CA d toa C ro d Court d toa EIGHTEENTH Juddal C»eu« to and tor SEM PK X E County. Florida whanto W ELLS FAROO HOM E M O RTGAGE. PIC. F/K/A NORW EST M ORTGAGE. IN C , la toa PtotoM and DONNA J FLEURY. TEN AN T .81) HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION. Ill; TEN ANT 41 ara toa Dalandaraa. I vrd aal to toa tvtfiad and bad biddar tor ca d i at W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMPIOLE COUNTY COURT H O USE. SANFORO. FLORIDA al 11.00 AM, on toa day d O CT 08. 2002. toa kdoirtnq d a icrtold propat ly aa aal torth to laid Ftoal Judgmanl: LO T 20. TH E COLONNADES. THIRO SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORO­ EO PI P U T BOOK 18. AT PAGE 55 O F THE PUBLIC RECO RDS OF SEMPIOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. AMA 200 Lacy Cbda. Caaaatoany. F t 32707 WITNESS MY HANO d id toa aaal d tod Cow l on S EP 08.2002 Ctork d toa Q rou l Cow l ByUary Stroup# Daputy Ctork Ectwvama AAaaocMHa. P A . P O . Boa 25018 Tampa. Ftonda 33622-5018 “ Saa Amaricana wth OtoaMMaa A d N you a n a panon w*h a daahdty who naad* accommodation to ordar to parkapala in tod praoaadme- you ara andtod al no cod to you. tor toa provision d certain aixitta. Please contact Cow l AWnevetraaon al 201 N. Park Avanua. Sanlonl. Ftonda 32771, telephone numbar (407)885-4227. wdxn 2 worktop day* d yow raosipl d tod document. 8 haartng rrpavad. (TDO) 18008558771. Pubkah: Saplambar IS. 22.2002 OQ115 PI THS C M C U T COURT OF THE 18TH JU O tCU L C M C U T, PI ANO FOR SEM N O LS COUNTY. CASS N OJ 82-CA-1158-14 W BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF C A U FO R N IA .N A .A 8 CUSTOOUN OR TRUSTEE. MARVIN TURNER, d d . N O TK S OF FORECLOSURS SALS (Please pubkah to THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pw su ed to a Final Judgm ad d Fonctoaun dated l a H i day d September. 2002. and aniand n Caaa No 02-CA-1I88-I4-W. d toa CTOrt Court d too 1STH Judoai C r o d to and tor Samnole Cowity. Ftonda. whanto BANKERS TRUST COMPANY O F CAUFO RM A. N A AS CUSTOOUN OR TRUSTEE, la toa PlanM and MARVIN TURNER, SEMPIOLE COUNTY. A POLITICAL Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept To Place Your Ad L eg a ls L ec a ls MARY ANNE MORSE Clerk O l Tha C ro at Court By Mary Stroups Deputy Ctork Submated by: Law Office d Marshal C Watson 1600 NW 49to Street. Suite 120 Fort Lauderdale. F lo n i 33308 Te*phona (854)453-0365 Facaanaa (854)771-8052 PubMh Saplambar 15. 22. 2002 00118 PI TH I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JU O tCU L ORCUIT, PI ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, LESLIE OOOOSPEEO. JR , d aL N O TK S OF FORECLOSURE BALE (Pteaee pubieh to THE SEM PK X E HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pwauad to a Final Judgm ad d Foredoeun dated toa day d SEP 08. 2002. and entered to C a ts No. 01-CA-2738-14-W, d tha C ro a t Cow l d 8 * 18 TH Jwkoal Croat to and lor 8an*nola County. Ftonda. whanto BANKERS TRUST COMPA­ NY O F CALIFORNIA. N A . AS CUS­ TO O U N O R TR U STEE, la toa Plant* and LESU E OOOOSPEED. J R : UNKNOWN SPO USE O F LE8U E OOOOSPEEO. JR : JOHN OOE: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) PI POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. I wtl aai to toe N gt*d wid beel btoder lot c* H al toa W EST FRONT DOOR O F THe SEMPIOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. In Semmde County. Florida, al 11.00 on toa day d O CT 08.2002. •al torth to said Final Judgm ad. to- «at LO T 148. OAKLAND HILLS. ACCORDINO TO TH E PU T THEREOF. AS RECORDED PI P U T BOOK 13. PAOES 63. ANO 64. PUBLIC R ECO R O S O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AMA 885 BARBUDA WAY. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, a 12714 In accordance w*h toe Amertram wth D w ita a n A d . Panona veto D*ab*a*a naadng a apeoal aoo mndaton to parttolpala In to* pt^ caadtog M ould contact toa Court A d dnu b atotal 201 N Park Avanua. Sanford a 32771. Tetoph Number (407)323-4330 n d later toan •even (7) day* prior to toa proceed­ ing. R hearing knpaaad. (TDO) 1 BOO 955 5771 or Votes (V)1-6008558770 via Florida Relay Bemcae. Dated to* day d SEP 08.2002 M ARYANNE MORSE Clark CX Tha ClrouS Cow l By: Mary 8trow* Deputy dark Subrrtttad by: Urar O itoc o l Martha! C . WMaon 1800 NW 49to S in a L SwM 120 Fort Laudstdala. Ftortoa 33300 TMaphona (854)4534)388 Facaanaa (884)771-8052 PubkM: September IS. 22 .2002 00120 PI T M S C N K U T COURT OF TH8 1ITM JU O tCU L C M C U T . PI ANO FOR SCMPIOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA C A M NO j 03-CA-318-14-W THE CITIZENS BANK O F OVIEDO. ABRAM EVERETT ak/a AVRON EVERETTE, N O TK S O F SALS Noaoa la glvan toal pweuad to a Summary F in a l.......................... September 8.2002. In Caaa No. 02 CA-315-14 W d toa Croat Cow l tor Samtoda Coudy. Ftortoa to wtxdi THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO It toa Ptotodl and ABRAM EVERETT ak/a AVRON EVER ETTE la toa Defendant I w8 *al to toa highest and beat bidder tor caM al toa Serdnda Cowity CowtoouM. M I N. Park Avanua. Sadord. Samtoda County. Ftortoa. al 1100 am on O CT 10. 2002. toa toaowngdaecrbed property eat torto In toa order d Summary Ftoal Judgmad: L d (l) 42. WASHINGTON HEIOHTS. according to toe plat toarad, recorded In Plel Book 3. Page(i) 37. d toa Pubac Racorda d Bam nds Coway. Ftonda DATED S EP 06.2002 Maryanns Mona Clark d toa CTO * Court By Mary Show * Aa Deputy Clark Zimmerman, Shuffwid. Kiaar SotcMe. PA Landmark Cedar One. Suae 800 318 E. Robneon 6Peel POGox 3000 Orlando. FL 12801 (407) 425-7010 R you ara a panon w*h a a ttbaty Ran to parkctp t't to to* proca adng. you are in la id , d no coal to you. to toa prevision d special ee**ia PlaaM ced ed Court Admnababon al 301 N Pan A * . Sis N30I Sadord. Ftonda 32771. telephone (40 7)323-1130. E ll 4227. wMm two working day* d yow receipt d to* nokce R hearing rnpaeed. (TDO) 1 8008558771 or Voce (V) 18000658770. via Ftonda Relay Sarvica. PubkM September 16. 22. 2002 00121 PI THE C M C U T COURT OF T H t EIGHTEENTH JU0K3AL C M C U T PI ANO FOR M M P40LS COUNTY. FLORIOA C A M NO.: 02-CA-128S 14W CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANYW EST LVa MELLON MORTGAGE eg a ls 104AJ47A2EM622S94 10002 COMPANY. 01 Chtv JOHN AMBROSINI, ak/a JOHN W AMBROSINI and ELIZABETH A. AMBROSINI. tv* wife. AMERICAN O EN ERAL HOME EQUITY. IN C, MORGAN SERVICES. IN C; HOUSEHOLD BANK. F S B .: and UNKNOWN TENANT/OWNERS. Defendant! NOTICE OF SALE Notice 11 hereby given Rial, pur•uad to to# ordar or foal (udgmsd a d a n d to to* cauM to toa Croat Court d 8emtode Cowity. Ftonda. I will MU the property tnualed to Sanvnda County. Florida, deecrbed a: 101JCS4G6UJ114822 87 Cadi 106C05184H4252800 10-10-02 M a k in g m o n e y M C*di 1O6CD515U4313100 87 Mond JHMEC4536HS003801 M M«rc m akes a 1ME0P87UXQA640450 10-11-02 88 & +* 101BN51M7JA107049 04 Buck 3 04A055M6RS625285 p e rfe c t h o b b y . 76 Centry LOT 8. SEN ECA BEND. ACCORD ING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 50. PAGE 1 ANO 2. PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 110 O tk Bend Court. OvWdo. FL 33165 at public M le. to Vie Nghect end best bidder, lor caM . at toa we*l trod door ol tha Seminole County CourthouM. Sanford. Ftonda. at 1100 AM on O CT 10. 2002 Dated SEP 08. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK O F THE COURT By Mary Stroupa Deputy Clark to accordance wxh 1 With Daabate* A ct panona w*h asabrfctwe naadtog a epecial accommo­ dation to parkapala to to* proceed tog ahould contact court Adnvratlrakon al lalaphona nwnber (407)555-4227, n d later toan *avan (7) day* prior to toa proceeding It hearing imparted. (TOO) 1800-856 8771. or Voice (V)18008558770. via Ftonda Relay Sarvica Maaon AAaaodataa, PJL. 17757 U S . 18 North Mangrove Bay. Susa 500 Clearwater. FL 33784 (727)538-3800 PubSM Saplambar 15.22. 2002 00 1 2 2 F L O R ID A CIVIL OfVtUON CA SS NO-I 01-CA-2T38-14 W BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A , AS CUSTOOUN OR TRUSTEE. L PI THE C M C U T COURT O F THE EIGHTEENTH JUO ICUL C M C U T OF FLORIDA M ANO FOR SEM PIOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISOKTKN DMBKM CAM NO. 02-CA-1888-14-W CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. v» MICHAEL A. SIMMONS, d aL. Delendant(i) N O T K S O F ACTION TO. ELIZABETH FRENCH If save, and 4 dead, a l partne claim­ ing Interval by. torough. undar or agatoM ELIZABETH FRENCH, and e i part*# having or darning to hava any nghL Mia d tolereM In toa prop­ erty hanei d e n i bed YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod an eckon tor Forsdoawa d Mortgage on toa LOT 1. O F MERIWETHER'S P U T OF EAST 1 ACRE OF THE NORTH 1/2 O F TH NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHW EST 1/4 O F THE SOUTH­ W EST 1/4 SECTION 13. TOWNSHIP 18 SO U TH . RANOE 31 EAST. ACCORDING TO THE PU T TH ER EO F AS RECO RDED IN DEED BOOK 101, PAGE 255. PUB­ LIC R ECO RDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. k V a 3551 Hughey Street. Sanford. Ftonda 32771. hea baan Mad egand you and you a n required u Mrva a copy d yow wnnan defense*. I any. to I. on Uea N. Peanon. Altomay tor PlatoMI. whoaa t o k m la Suite 300. 1570 Medrvga Avanua. Coral G a b * ! Ftonda 31148 wWXn tony (10) day* star 8 * (n t pubacekon d to* Noaoa to 8 * Seminote HERALD and Ms toa original w«h toa Ctork d tola Court •aher baton aarvtoe on PtoMPTa attorney or toimerkeieiy toaraahar; otoarwtoa a detadl a d b* sraarad agand you tor Sw m ad damandad In toa complain. WITNESSmy hand and 8 * ta d d to* Court toa day d SEP 08.2002 MeryannC Mona Aa Ctork d toa Court By Ruffi King Aa DaoWv Ctork Pubkah: SANFORD HERALD NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT O F 1880 Admtototrakvo Order No 87-3 B you a n a panon wkh a who needs any acmtnmndaann to order to paikdpato In ton proceed­ ing, you a n andtod. d no cod to you. to toa provtolon d certain see* lance PlaaM contact Court Administration al M l N. Park Avanua. Swto N M l. Santord. FL. 32771. (407) 885-4227. wahto 2 working day* d yow m cdpl d toto nonce, t you a n hearing or votes Impaired, c a l 18008588771. Pubaah September is . 22.2002 00123 N O TKS Vends Auction 0 8 00am WHEN September 28,1002 W HERE: PauTa Truck and Auto Repdr. toe, 1818 W. I d Street. SardontFL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 2001 MAKE: Qngqf MOOEL: Moped COLOR btock/gray VM f ; 87312401 Pubkah September 16.2002 OQ124 N O TKI WHAT. VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN October 15. 2002 TNJE: 1000am WHERE: A ARTowtog Sarvica 1001 N Orlando Ave Maxtond FL 32751 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION t 1) . 84 Ford Tawus 1FALPS841RA184755 2) . 88 M aids MX8 1YVG031AOK5237S88 Pubkah Saplerrber 16. 2002 00125 N O TKI WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Octabar 16.2001 TIME. 1000am W HERE: A ARTowtog Service 1001 N Ctoando Ave Maatond FL 32751 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION t 1) 81 Chevrotot 24)oor J61RF2383M 7582024 Pubkah Saptombar IS. 2002 00128 N O T K I OF PU SU C AUCTION Nuoce a hereby gwen MoConnaa Towtog e 8 aei al pubac Auction For Selvage tor Cash an demand to highaM 18-781 81 Pod 1Q2FS23E8ML245502 84 Bwck WJ2696720488 Boat Tha Auction wK ba held at 8 00 a m on laid dalae above McCormal Towing A Recovery. 2500 Sanford Ava . Sadord. FT. 32773 ProipscUve bidden may ropecl vehicle* one hour prior lo ea'e Tern* era -CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNOS* M cCom el Towing reeervat toe right lo accept or reject any and a l BIOS The Jackson Hew itt?5 6-week Income Tax Course. Publish September IS. 2002 00127 M THE CIRCUIT COURT. M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CA SE NO.: 02-OR-3887-05N-G IN RE: THE PETITION O f MARIA MARGARIDA HAHN I V l MARGARET OEOROE Mother Petifonet. N O T K I OF ACTION OF CHANGE OF NAME TO ERIC GRANT GEORGE Addreea Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tod a petbon tor change d yow minor children* name* BRANDY NICOLE OEO RO E and TIERRA MARIE OEO RO E to BRANOY NICOLE HAHN and TIERRA MARIE HAHN, was Mad to toe Court on toe 9th dey d September, 2002. by MARIA MAR GARIDA HAHN, and you ara raquimd to aarva a copy d yow wrxten defeneee. I any. to a on toa pea408 Chaetnul Avanua. Altamonte Springe. Ftonda 32701. a d Ma toa ongnet wito toe Clerk d tore Court on or before OCTOBER 14.2002.1 you laaad to do so. a detaui wa ba a d a n d egand you tor toa r*ad mended to the Pakkon WARNING: RWa 12285. Ftonda Famdy Law RWa* d Procedure, request certan autoomakc dadoewe d doom ed* and tntormakon FaSud to comply can rsaWI to sanc­ tions. todudng dnmaaai or striking d pleedngs WITNESS my hand and aaal d to* Court on SEPTEM BER 8.2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Sutonda People* Deputy Ctoik Pubaah: Saplambar 15.22. 28. 2002 and October 8. 2002 00128 M THE C M C U T COURT FOR SEM M O LI COUNTY PROBATE UV18KM F la Number 00-1180-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF HATTIE KESSLER. N O TK S OF ADMMMTRATION Tha adnmatrakon d toa estate d HATTIE KESSLER, deceased. F la Member 00-1180-CP. * penrkng to toa C ro a t Court lor Samlnola Coway. Florida. Probata DMtocn. toa address d which * Samtoda Coway Courtiouee. dark d Court-Probe*. M l H Paik Avenue. Santont Ftonda 32771. Tha name end address or toe personal repmtedatrv* and d toa personal representative's altomay a d eel torth below. ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT 8 0 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED AJ raanstad parser* a d taqwmd to Ma w«h toa Cow l WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE O F THE FIRST PU8LKATION O F THIS NOTICE: (1) a l dam * agamet seta* and (2) any objection by an Wsrartsd parson to atoom nobca (y d 8 * * 8 . toa quaaacakor* d toa personal representative, venue or )urta*8c8on d 8* court. D a* d toa kr*1 pubScafon d to* noaoa d srtrmmstreknn Sapsamb IS. 2002. PHYLLIS AMBROSE Personal Repmssdakvs CHARLES A DEHUNGER. ESO Florida Bar No 188587 Attorney tor Personal Rapnaadatora 280 MaMand Ava , Sues 1500 Altamoda Spring* Florida 32701 (407)831^402 (407)882 3538 lax PubMh Saptombar 15.22. 2002 00128 M THE C M C U T COURT FOR 8EM 8I0LB COUNTY. FLORIOA PROEATE DIVISION F1LI NO. 02814-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF MINNIE EDW1NAM81ER. N O T K I TO CREDITORS Tha admn* lrakon d toa aata* d MINNIE EDWINA MILLER, deceased. F la Numbar 02814-CP. * pending In toa C.rcu.i Court tor Caminda Coway. Ftonda. Probe* DMaton. toe addaee d winch * M l N Park Avanua. Sadord. FL, 32771. Tha names and address d toa Personal Representative and toa 8 A l n r k n d toe wid other panon* having clam s or demands agand decedent's aat* Indudng wimatwed. codtogad or unkqwdd ad derma, on whom a copy d to* nokce * aarvad mud M* tose c*m * wan to* Court WITHIN THE LATER O F 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS N O T K E OR M DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY O F THIS N O T K E ON THEM AJ omtr ONRO d 0* Wm O K tO lnl and panon* having dam e or demands against to* dacadad * adato. Indudng m natorad. corxrv gad or tmkryadatoil d a m . nuel Me toav dam * weh to* Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO F E E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha da* d kret pdiacaeon d to* Nonce • September 15. 2002 ARTHUR JEROM E M ALER Par Bond R#pre*eniatrv# 24*0 island Drive Longwood. FL 32778 BerydnnT Shuman Fronde Bar Ho 073708 4445 EdgawaWi Drive Ortdido. F l 32804 Telephone 407/285-4701 Attorney tor Penond Representative Pubkah September IS. 22 2002 O O IM ADVERTISEMENT LAW EN FO R CEM EN T BLO CK GRANT PROGRAM The Senvno* Coudy ShedTe O Ses has noshed a grad approvd bom to* U S Dapanmad d Jutkce tor a Law Edotcsm sd Block Q rad. (IFBG) Part d 8 * grad ccndbone Looking to make som e extra cash in you r spare tim e? Learn to prepare tax returns in as little as six weeks by enrolling in the Jackson Hewitt Income Tax Course. You can earn m oney w orking part-tim e or even start a whole new career. The sk ills you learn w ill never go out of date and the course is tuition-free*. W hat could be m ore perfect? F o r m o re in f o r m a tio n c a ll 1-800-234-1040 o r log on to www.jacksonhewitt.com f M n r a w H W 'le t lot books and iuppfm may apply Oil K M art independently owned and openled Completion d tots course Is neither in offer not 1 guarantee ol employment L egals L egals require* hddng 1 Pubkc Hearing to nobly and racaive Input Irom toa pub­ kc ragardng toa grad award One d toa purpose* d to* LEOQ M to ua* fund* lo reduce enm* and improve pubkc saldy torough toe use d advanced technology The general pubkc. rtpreeenUkvee d pubkc agenc** and ofhar rdereelad panon* are encouraged to attend ■Pubkc Hearing* ragardng toe *145.878 L£BO In accordance with toa Americana with DtaabMwt Acs d 1880. persona 1 dsabMwa who may reqwd tpac* l *ccommod*txyv> atadd coded Brands ME* al (407) 885-8880 prior to toe meeting DATE: Thursday. Saptairbar 28. YYTA12S666MDE. Biack. Racarvar Non*. Dewed. XR2. Blk/Yel. A l Cord*** D dVSam al Non*. Dewad. XR2, Blk/Ysl. AX Contest DrESaw sat Tha auckon wE b* hdd al 1000 a m on Saturday. Saptombar 28th. 2002. at WcUow Elementary School al 100 Plead Lak* Dmrs. Santord. FL 32773 Than are 188 tarn* to be auckonad d which cd y 23 a d kstod above 2002 PLACE: Catrwio* Coudy ShadTe Offv*. 2nd Floor Centerence Room 100 Bush Btvd . Santord. FL 32773 TIME: Advisory Board Meefog 6 30pm - 6 00pm Pubkc It— m g fl 00pm - 700pm Pubkah September 15 .22. 2002 QQ131______________________ PUB L K AUCTION Pubkc auction to be hdd at 1200 p m on to* 20lh day d September 2002 Al toa hod door d Sadord Towing and Recovery tocatad at 2522 Country Club R d . Santord. Fl 32771. tor to* pwposa d depowng d to* toiYEAR 1*84 MAKE MERCURY V1N4 1MEPMMX8RK658458 Pubkc aucbon to b* bald M 12 00 pm on toa 30to day et Saptombar 2002 Al to* Irod door d Sadord Towing and Danmiary locatad d 2522 Cowxry Club R d . Sadord. Fl 32771, tor to* purpoa* d dapodng d toa tolYEAR 1882 MAKE 0LD SM 06A E VIN4 1G3CW53L0N4M7733 Pubkc auckon to b* hdd d 12 00 pm on to* goto day of S eptember 2002 Al toe Irod door d Sadord Towing d id Recovery located at 2522 Cowkry Club R d . Santord. Fl 32771, tor toa pwpoaa d rtepoeng d toa tolYEAR 1890 MAKE PLYMOUTH VINt 2P4FH4532LR882343 Pubksh Saptombar 15 2002 00111 N O T K I O F P U S L K AUCTION Nobca * hereby grven The Sadord Poke* Dapanmad. Pokes Eiptorsd Pod *516 wE e*a el Pubac Auckon certain property (lound or abandonad) tod has been wtetoanad by 1 togd owner and haa baan In pokes dapanmad storage tor longer toan 120 day*. Tha property to d * add * tor Cath on demand to toe highad biddar Tha following 23 ptecat d properly ara vetoed al $100 00 d more and to* toaowing Caaa Ntxrbar. Maka. Model Color. Oaecnpbon N or*. Unknown. Unknown. Mdkcotor. 8 0 HP Oo Kart 2001CJ00820*. lig d Spaed. 48551, Black. P*ot Headset 200150007006. MxvikoU. Endure 34. Biack. Trdkng Motor Nona, Unknown. Unknown. RadBSi. Gas powered Pressure Wether 200150002283. Ctaltsman. 33844, BlUChr. 144 Pc Tod S d 200150002283. Craftsman. 833528. Bat/Chr. 128 P c Tod S d 20005000868*. Soktoa. Unknown. Yeiow. Surveyors Tripod 200050008888. Sladl. OA-52CX. Yekow Meonefo Locator 200060008420. D al. Optptoi. Barg*. Conbutor (CPU) 200150001858. Portar/Cab*. 677. Gray. C onftaaa On* 200150001858. OawdL DW990K2. BavYd. Contees Dna 200150000881. Compaq U750. Be-ga Computer Pnder 200050008631, Compaq. 1ZJG125US. Buck. Laptop Computer 200050009831. Feddert A1005F20. Wha*. Wndow A C Una 5000 BTU* 200050009811. Faddar* A1005F20. Wha*. Wndow A C Una 5000 BTUe 200050009631. Faddars. A1005F20. Win*. W ndowAC Una 5000 BTUe 200150001214. Dewalt, DW 5M. BauYei. Hammer Drd 200150000582. Schumakar. 2/40/200. B A Cry, F a d Banary Charger Non*. Sherwood. RX -40IR. Black. Rado Racarvar N or*. General Instrument*. YYTA125868MOE. Black. Receiver Nor*. General Inelnxrwda property on* hour (9 00 a m ) pnor to td * Tam* a d -CASH OR CERTI­ FIED FUNDS'. Tha Sanford Peace Eiptorod Pod *516 rv arvee to* f to accept or rated any and a l BIDS Pubkah September 15. 22 .2002 00134 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIOA N O TK E OF PU SU C HCARMQ N OD CE IS HEREBY OIVEN by toe C«y Comnvsuon d toe O y d Lake Mary. Florida, toal ta d Commaaon m l hold a Pubkc Hearing on October 3, 2001. d 700 P. M . d at soon thereafter as poesXte. to consider a Raeotukon added A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA. PROVID­ ING FOR THE VACATING OF THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 49. AMENDED PLAT OF CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES. MORE PARTKULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Vacakng toa toaowng portion d an lay. Tha twenty tod aley In Block 49. Amended P * l d Crystal Lake Shores. Plel Book 6. Pag* II. Sarnsio* C o u ty. Ftonda. mors com­ monly deecrbed as between Laka Mary Boulevard and Sammo* Avanua and behresn 6to Strad and TtoStrad Tha Pubkc Hearing w*1 be haid in to* Cay Commaann Chamber*. 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Ftonda The Pubac I* invited to attend and b* heard. S ad hearing may be Continued bom km* to km* u U a knd decision * made by toe CayCom m eson Cop** d toa Resolution *i M ara avaxab* m to* Commonly Development Dapanmad d Lake Mary CXy 1*4 N you hava quaebons ragardng tow nd x*. you may con­ tact Gary Schexter. Senior Plenrwr. •1407 585-1412. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON SIDERED AT THIS M EET**) OR HEARING. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RE CORO OF THE PRO CEED M G S. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. W H KH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 288 0108 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTKIPATE M ANY O F TH ESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CO N TACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO AT 407-585-1424 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLO R C A Card A FoeMr. Cay Ctork DATED Saplambar 11.2002 Pubkah September^. 22. 2002 00135 5I14INOL8 COUNTY BC C PR O JECTS: For tofarmaban an Sarrvnda Cc BCC procurements. pMaea vie* website al HYPERI “http //WWW co sam m o* II ue/ chasmgtouam***' www co • no* II us/purchaerngtoidnoe* keiecl Cunenl Prucuremen* lor d a l ad»* enbcaalwne lor R PS*. IFBe and CC* Many ca downtoadad and pnnlad H no di or ca l 407-885-7131. Alaokctta and procurament mlormauon also evaeeb* d V * Counry Bar Btekkng. 1101 East F b d Si Room 3208 Santord. 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DOYLE REALTY, B(C. ettlSSPeSELL HOMES Saniord: iftfl l6A, ianoad back] S2i'CHA SSOOfinontL 407-325 Sanlord: 3RR. Central Heal 4 Air, Section 8 accepted SeOGYnorth. The HMman Group 407-3216333. 3BTV2BAShadeSeat, rtoa, East 22nd St. quiet neighbortio hborhood $695 plus dep 407- 201 3254540 SANTORO; 2/1 WO.. A/C Oak Fin. new kEc. Good crertl rqd 2417 Orange Ave. (o6 25th Si) 5625 mtv Avaiable Oa IMPh 407- R IRA Lkc Drv Fmfy Rm. Deck. Fenced Yd. 2 Car Oar S107600. ................. nanovateo. rew uapof ana r a n on oomar tot $65,005 4 BR ISA: Oyer 1900 Sq A Ur. Din, Fmly. Fplc. Beaubfuty tree 4 landscaped oh almost 1/2 at 599 900 4BR1 BeSh: Over 2.000 Sq It. L/v. Din. Fam. 8c Ponb on 1/4 Acre 5*6,900 ■a 4 BR 1 BA Over 2300 Sq FLUk Dev Fam Rm. 32x32 Sc Pool 2 Gar Qanga on Over LBActa 5210.900. PAUL OSBORNE ill NUlMt YIMMUM Mill 1(1/ 1/1 I/lil Looldl Lookll Lookll Three houses tor b e price ol Onell 5165.000 obo •1 Large House: 2SH 2fiA FL Rm. Carport. Formal DR. Lge Eel In Kkb. (Rants STOOYno) •1 Oxctorc 1BR IBAsacbadsfRarto $40(Vmo each) •1 Cottage: 1BR 1BA (Rents 6405mo) Totaf Vtoome. 11BOOYno. AJ properly on Is acre. Convenient to Oieenwey 417. OtMndj 4 Lrka Mery Blvd. to M and 17-92. You can we bona and rare bareaL Soma owner financing paeebb 407-302-4906 Altar 4pm. SANFORO. 433 8 Scott Ave. MOTIVATED OWNER DRASTICALLY REDUCED, 1960's Classic 4/2. 2505* Sq FL homa. Updated Kkban 4 Baba. Fraab Pan In 4 Out New Carpel 5170's. Cal Joyce Strawsbeny, Century 21 H 4 1407-3256765 latBktngl Only drug need apply. 407-315)7173. LK M ARY B LV D A 427, 5355klO Jnd uWwshr/WcabM. near see, asport. rW . qMaL Frea Dwney Tickets 407 322-1607 _____ 217— G arage S a les Room wah prrvsts entrance Steady work, no smoking iDfVweek. $50 depose C e l 407-6356216. Sale: Sundey afternoon. MeaonvBa Ave. sal on 6b Si lo Sood Ave. 437 S cod. Queen loam meareaa sprtngx 90. with Items 5110. 2 metal esks, $80 aacb. many sitae of bkia ana. Newer romance paperbacks, latching dresser 4 chest ol aware, 570, SOB. Obsr odds 4 ends. 534 S. P IN EM EA D O W DR., G L E N N A B B E Y Country Lake 105— D uplex ATriplex W ry nice, w ry clean kan inv Navdy remodaMd. a lu d .ca b M . A/C, Indry. phone, kach uaa. sec. dr. retld en l lie enbance No owner, private ent Located on 17th Fair, this beautiful 4-3-2 one of a kind custom build home is on 1/2 acre close to school & transit. Central air, walk-in pantry, pool & fireplace, immaculately maintained. For a Virtual Tour Log On To www.PHOTOBYUS.COM/PINE/START.HTM AIRPORT b lv d 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d 407-1354423 $ 3 7 5 ,0 0 0 Country Lake Apts. West Sanlord 2/1 waabarktryer hocAupa. does to mal 5655Ynonth Indudaa ubHaa. AfkRa. no pais. 407-3252277. Fountain Lodga of Sanlord haa special rataa lo r dafy. weekly. 4 5 odabons C a l 407330 dT 1135 or 3 236640 lo r d a ta is DeBary Area Luxury Executive Home • S inkToun A|Kirliiu*ntN tilth large CIiim -In • Uikt* Front • Voile) hall • S|uirkllnR INhiI • Trnni* Court* Seeking a parson to shara my homa. view of Lake Monroe, house prM egee C a l 407-3257232 lor an a p p o ln b n a n L^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ mt __ llsln fln tw iriy w— onop n etp refR is ua_i Convenient • Spacious • Affordable s99 Moves You In 103— H o uses* U n f u r n is h e d W e Have a Way You Can Cut That Coat In H a lil W anled W orkers! A srn a l D o A l w eU ng company tw l reqMtee hard w ork. M ech an ical abtWy A *. R ila b « 4y a muat. C an Mem a kada 4 gal peldtooll W B TiaW kkial have ktnsportaacn to Qaneve area. For Interview. 407-3455581. Drug rre e \4lnrk n o n m ace ctsersng Good H a a s Keeper eapartorApLdat tor 407BanaRs. SeAxeea S ~ Apts. Sarkxd. S 322-1061I. toe. DFW P 407- 328-8818 Lawn M aintenance Residential/Com m erclal asp required Landscape 4 irrigation knowledge a plus F u l Tima, drs fcanaa required.407-6316436 Needed to d e ylll ■Oroundskeepers ■Production •Concrete Fabrication 75-100 |obe daiy 444)0 sig n on bonue srtth thla ed to tieer em ployoeo Deity W ork. Deity Pey Sanlord Area C a l 407-2606106 r Cereal Ftonda Experience h space Airport Blvd. & 46A HEALTHMSURAMCI AMOSOIK RAM Dreg bee werktoece. Apply at: MB IMtor Drive. AJtamerws I ■ ■(H IT H S M I M A N planning and office design needed. Salsa plus comnkaaion and banstta. Fax reaume to: 407-3256166 or c a l 40T-3250688 W anted 95 — R o o m m a t e W anted W aareeses. Dovers 4 Sub Makars naedad lo r VWona-t P lo a rta . C a l 407-3352040. Growing o tlce products sales organization hasjxjeibon avaiable Windchase Apartments elp LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR today- start tomorrow 6 avalabla. Lae's Famous i. Sanlord. Flower shop daevery person Muat know area w ei. C lean driving record 407-322-3310. 12 Month Lease With Approved Credit Brand New elp Fam ily lu rv ic M C ou nselor Mature M/F. Muat be caring I compa ssionaie 4 w aning a career not a fob. Cemetery sales wah a potential ol 450IVyr * ^ aal banaka. C a l Cindy K nm sr. 407-365-1600 EO E " X i) tilte d C e le b r a t e C h r i s t m a s in S e p t , w it h o u r p re s e n t to y o u . State carried matt Martas AJ grade levels up to cotege. Eng^pan Cal Ken. 407-3234401. 2664 Jewett Lana. Sanlord. F I 32771. EOEM /F/D/V___ I 100 Stonebrook Drive • Sanford, Florida 32773 Phone: 407-322-9556 • Fax: 407-321-6218 www.stonebrook@aimco.com Tutoring - Math T1 Automotive M seeking a CM C sak p parson at ota Sardord M B Raqa set up. prove out. fixture making 4 mMng. •..Ss H a | M AKING • C o v ered C ab an as & Ja c u z z is • F u ll S ize W asher/D ryer* 70— E d u c a t io n & T r a in in g CMC Setup “AWESOME MOVE-IN SPECIALS!" H ITs Hagai lor com panies doing busness by phone K> promise you a loan and ask you lo pay (or N before they deliver. Wormation, c a l toB-tree 1-677-FTC IC L P (A pubic service m anage kom The Sem inole H erald and the Federal Trade Commission) Ad Change/M erthandUer rap needed Vi D eland area. Must be IB or older. Must have Iranaportabon. IMxfcery. and phone. Great part kme 2nd t o n e . CM Sue 1*005630080 M F, g-tpm Startng pay S7.00. APARTMENT HOMES • G ated C o m m u n ity Len d Attention Readers! I 71— H I j i Iipv ta lk > K i:i:io \lrn \n tim iM lilt- V0UR MONTHLY RENT to BA VE M ONEY Own For Less Then Rent New 3 4 4 bedroom homes wkh to down! Slow creckt ok C a l 407-6221237x257 to find out more l\ r i\ ! A T F i F M C U I M FH S i n o n 2 0 0 L llS T U t t f p m $100 O F F 61— M o n e y 71— H 63— M ortgages .1 ill t f l U Simply Superior Service 55— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s Always a good pokey, especially lor business opportunities and franchises C a l Florida Dept, ot AgnciAture 8 Consumer Services al 800-435-7352 or F T C H E LP lor tree Wormaeon Or v»4 our Web site at www ttc govbuop Flonda law requres se4ers ot certain busness cppcrkxraee lo register wtoi Flonda D epl ot Agriculture A Consum er Services before seling C a l to verity lawful registration before you buy 4 .5 « rrT 5 « f!— Hava Your Advertising Flyers Printed A Inserted in The Sem note Herald II • BUY •SELL•TRADE 25— S p e c ia l N o t ic e s IPPT. TOWWCALLJOELMAMS 407-221*6010or 386-774-5300 ary large Famrty Oarage Sale: ebday. Sepf IS. 6715 CR 427 4: al toko Ave 630am 530am ■ « TCtabaa. fideg I idde. guns, yard equipment, berglaas tahang boat. many, many 217— G arage S a les Moving Stoa: FrtS st Sapl 2521.2601 Grmdvww Ave. SeWord. 1 Modi aaa o l Sanlord Ave a l E . 26th Si Fnutwood finish spinet piano. kw \ room sues, couch and chav, walnu and table. 2 othei S£ acia. 1 makbaig love aaal kubvooc finish dnng loom sues, large break Iront cbkia catxnaL 1 anliqua aeigsi seeing machine (also * ad), vanoui kahee. pott and pans, labia saw. n saw. soma tools, pabo love seal anc chair. Sals. AJ muat go. a kme 0 1107 KJmme Kay Drive Road. Geneva SaV Sir Sept 14/15 8em-4pm Advertise your yard sale in the Seminole iraid for only $5.00 per dayl Her Deadlines: 5pm Monday for Wednesday Edition 5pm Thursday for Sunday Edition (407)322-2611 �< r CLASSIFIED - Seminole Herald You can fax your ad to 407-323-9408 300 N. French Ave„ Sanford 32771 • P. 0 . Box 1667, Sanford 32772 Our office la open to eerve you Monday through Friday, B am - 6 pm 322 2611 DEADLINES: Doadlino is 4 p.m. on Monday lor Wednesday paper and 4 p.m. Thursday for the Weekend edition. A 4 line minimum applies to private party ads. Certain ads and classifications require prepayment. Legals Deadlines: Friday, 5 pm for Wednesday Edition v________________ Wednesday, 5 pm for Sunday Edition. 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 Home Health Care Elderly Care Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals Healthcare Lost A Found Special Notices Nursery A Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services EMPLOYMENT 67 Career Consultants 69 Resumes 70 Education A Training 71 Holp Wanted 73 Employment Wanted ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 141 Homes For Sale 91 Apartments/ Homes To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments • Furnished 99 Apartments - Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duples/Triptex 107 Mobile Homes For Rent I l f Resort Vacations 114 Warehousa/Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals' 141— H omes For S ale 4/1, restored like new 1920s bungalow. Carpet, ceramic tile, appis. wMhelp finance. 565k. 4077130176/407-699-1359 Sarffordtaka Mary: 3 BR/2BA. Uddsn Lakes, by owner. WTs 407 862-6810. REAL ESTATE RENTALS 45 Debt Consolidation | 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 01 Money to Lend 6 3 Mortgages New 3 A4 bedroom homes wkh 10 down) Stow crerM ok. Cal 407-6221237x257 to find out mors. 117 Commercial Rentals 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storage/Offico For Ront 3 BED: i King Sknmoni ORTHOPEDIC MatVBox. at* ki Platte. Coat *1400, aal 4295 407 6600577. 159— R eal Estate Wanted PRIVATE WVESTOR WANTSTO BUY Income Property. W At AIL Any Condition 407-635-6111 160— B u s in e s s For S ale Charming 1BR 1BA, large lot with trees. Fenced back yard. New everyVkngiComee w«h appSances, must see. $00,800. Open House on Saturdays til eold. 118 Mayfair Circle, Sanford. 407-3234624. Baauty Salon: 7 station salon with room can ba used lor message, mantaae. pedicure In longwood on 17-82. Great opportrtty lor growth. 407-695-6699 I Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! : 1 BRASS BE0, O uaan ORTHOPEDIC PIILOWTOP MattBoi, W/Frama. AX xUI bored. coal $1100, aal 1275 407-6600677. Dining RU: 13 pc CHERRYWOOO. B ON Anna ctvt. DU Pad Tbl. buBertukh inusod. tt« boxed Cost •7900, aal $1295. Flp-aarvar $250. 407-660-1415_________________ 1 Luxury Itrm paow lop ta t with 7 yt warranty tu lH 3 5 .q u e a n $140,long • 2 to . Brand naw. Loeatad in Sanford. 407-402-2776. Bad Black iron canopy bad wKb l«ixy IrmpOowtop aal Navaruaad 407-402-2778. a* — x - a ------* — a l_ r , r a ^ 13003. located tocaioa h n oartTora, oantora, or onnopaoc •rm aattwMr 5 yr warranty1 v Twin $75, Mtt90.<M*nt9S.ttigl11 1175. Navar uaad, can datvar. 407-402 1-402-2776. Dark Hutch, Bookcaaa. al matching, mad. oak with laathar Sacratartal Chair, al In aleaked cerxtoon. $300 Prtoadto aal. ph cal 407-024-4202,________________ 1 8 7 — S p o r t in g G o o d s 12 ' band 4 4 Rather newsworthy? 4 5 Windows pre­ cursor 4 6 Hand out, a s homework 4 8 Zip 53 Speculation frustration? 55 Reserved 58 Disen­ cumbers 5 8 Cartoonist Peter 6 0 “Ready or n o t,___ ...* 81 -P eculiar prefix 6 2 Siam ese sound 6 3 -Surprise Symphony* composer 6 4 Like a milquetoast 6 5 List endor DOWN 1 Sounds of a Jam 2 Shingle words 3 Clean boards 4 Avis offering 5 Cleaner for gun barrels 5 Farewell 7 Play the siren 8 Nostradamus, for one 8 Apple pie order, perhaps 10 No longer available 11 I t 's c-c-cofd!’ 12 In the past 0 ’ 14 17 20 1 3 C aesar's X sideways 21 D-day beach 4 2 Slugger Sammy 2 2 Words of compassion 4 5 Performs 25 _________Sound adequately Machine 4 7 Like some 2 6 Record label college walls abbr. 4 8 O ne's 2 7 Necessary conscience, things hopefully 2 8 Red Sox 4 8 “Live free pitcher and ___ ’ (New Yankee Hampshire slugger motto) 31 Red Cross 5 0 Plume source founder 51 Columbus' Barton hometown 3 2 Moves like 6 2 Emulate an the Blob empty 3 3 Grads stomach 3 4 Poker 54 Barbershop service declaration 3 5 Phone bk. 6 5 Librarian's listings warning 3 5 Allas 5 5 Leaves In the 3 8 Former bag? Stealer Lynn 5 7 Suffix with 41 Entered by diction creeping PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER fool16 TtUa: a* prckaaKnX, f * aWM, iaatrar poefcata. Navar uaad, tie In box. oo coat $4k. aal $1550.16 pc Id “ 407-660-1415 TH E BIO ONEII OVER 600 TABLES Tha Lakeland Cantar Sad21 6 2 2 9-5 SaL 9-4 Bur Sponaorad by. Lakatand Rita & Paid Club. Inc 191— B uilding M aterials CORRUGATED 6TEEL ROOfWiQ tor Bama. Boat Dock*. Shopa. ate. Alto Culvart Plpa: t5*x20’ $17820/aa t6*x20‘ $212.8(V#a. a n g w j.w w .w r w 199— P e t s 5 c S u p pu es Free Kittens: Fraa To Loving Homo: Baautiful Female RottweAec, hea been ‘ftxed*. Vary ganOa, lovaa chldran 6 othar togLVkal go a bwng homo. 366- to TC-Wl Uarcury Motor ON at •11 par Oaten! I Nlchola card Sarvioa Caraar, 407-322- S Looking lo r a ua a ^ b o a^ n d o r motor? WaVa got tham! Coma aaa ■ to d a y ) Nlchola Outboard 1000 W aal tat Bt. rica Cantar. 1000 Waal 6L Santord. 407-322-0944. O 2002 Universal Praia Syndesis wwwMipriucom LOOKIII The New 2002 Sea/N/Sportl 23 7 e 0 10 31 32 Nichols Outboard Service Center 1000 Waal tat SL Santord 407-322-09S4 22 24 20 34 30 27 Wi Sal Vbu BoM on ConaignmanL Nlchola OUboard Sarvtca Cantor. 407-322-0964. 30 3e 30 141 223— M iscellaneous 42 43 40 20 30 " ■ 40 47 Coma Chock Tham Out! Many Modata To Chooaa Brand Naw Boat 6 Traitor Starting At • $1,999. 13 10 " 33 40 12 10 28 37 11 46 — 40 00 03 08 69 00 01 02 03 04 * * 1 “ 01 02 — Hava Y o u Advartiamg Flyers Pnnlad 6 inserted Xl Tha Sam mola lia r aid II O N LY 4 .5C P E R C O P Y !!!l (H In the event vou need to change vour ad; If you n eed to ch an g e your ad w hile It is running, p le a se g ive u s • c e l and we w ill m ake the change for the ne>1 a v a ila b le edition. P le a se ch eck you r ad on the first day o( pu b lication It you fin d an error, p le a se c a l u s im m ediately and w e win co rrect the error lo r the n est pu b lication . W e are re s p o n s e s for the J ir s t in sertion only and on ly lo r the co st o! the first Insertion. _____ . rr r c - a 1 ^ , Accessories 235 Truck/Busei/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. Vehldos/Campors For Sale 243 Trailers For Sale 245 Farm Equipment ] SERVICES 252 Accounting 253 Additions & Remodeling 254 Air Conditioning quality, low pricaa. W olff Tanning Bads. Paym anta from 125/month. Homo dakvary. (raa color catalog C a l today! 1-8866395 16 0 Aaaortad VHS Mown & Vidso Gamas. Maka Offer Dealara Watoomal Phono or Fax. 407302-4752. Dua to dtvorcal Mutt aa* nduatnal tawing machms tor tmal buainasa or homa. Naw. heavy duty. waUng teat lor Lphotsttry, laathar and camaa. Rag $1200 00 pay arty $650 Alto Naocht sowing machtna, brand naw In original carton, does everything automatically Rag $44600, aacrSoa $181. Cal 407-6625505, day or nlgN. Sacra Craftonanl O 'radaf aim saw. 2 hp. $275. naw $649 99. U a U a cordaaa drtvar drS $45. naw $ 129. Large MlecSon new 6 toad geff bate 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect. Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 281 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet A Installations 265 Carpel Cleaning 266 Ceiling Repair 267 Ceramic Tile 268 Child Care Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 262 263 284 285 286 234— Automotive Accessories Uaad eunvtaor off 020 Chevy van. Ffcaqtoaa. dark maWSc »ey: no kfffa Worth $150 naw. aaking $75. caah only 407-331-6050. in Longwood. 235— T \ W e g lad ly accept M astercard o r V isa . W a a lso win take cash or a person al chock. A dvertisers w ho w ish to be b ille d ca n m ake arrangem ents at the tim e Iheir ad is placed. P le a se keep m mmd that a d s in the P e rso n a ls (d e ss. 21), B u sin e ss O pportunities (cla ss 55) A G arag e S a le s (217) require paym ent m advance AUTOMOTIVE „ n Paving for vour classified ad; 2 2 1 Good Things to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions 223— M iscellaneous r u c k / B u s e s A^a n s For Delivery Services Drywall Electrical Fence Handy Man Hauling Home Improvements Irrigation A Repair Janitorial Services Jewelry A Repair Lakefront Clearing Landscaping Laundry Services 287 Lawn Services 268 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 CM. Lube A Filter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 Piano/Organ Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Small Business 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 306 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 3 f t Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radto 314 Upholstery 316 Welding A Sheet Metal 318 Wen Drilling 319 Window Washing A Tinting 235— T r u c k / B u s e s /V a n s F o r S ale •4 F reig h t lin e r Cabovart Runs like a taw ing m achine 350 Cummmg* angvia.day bad. |uM paaaad c u re d DOT Inapection 407-324-5973 2 4 0 — B o a t R en tals Ka 1990 Ford F-250:1'k Ion rear and. great work truck) Tan color. $500 407-349-9600. 1996 Chryaiar IMS Town 6 Country Conversion Van X L 3 .8 L excellent conation, cl*arte ramp, air kneel, •w tvel dnver* a a a l ram ovabia ptlfOQT Mil fttfif Ipflt down, c a oold air, loadad. w al m alntalnad. $16,500, w S nagoHala. 407-330-4574, 386-314-7810, tv mag 1999 Otda Unrvan: 46.000nvia*. good work car. $14,000 obo. 407302-9931. $600 Firm. 1977 Dodqa. 21 It moiorhoma. data C. Naw Wca, drtvaabla. naada TLC. 407-3244647. 245— Farm Equipment B275 tntomalonM30hp Tractor. Haa 5 ft buah mower. Runt good. $3,000. 407-3336603, day tkna only. S a le 1966 Ford Ranger Truck: ftoad* aoma work. $700.obo, caah. 407' 323-5036 241— R ec. V e iiic l e s / C a m f e r s F o r S ale y a k ON THE WEKIVA RIVER •Rental* rtnatruebon •Prtvata Guktod Tour* •FW ang •CuMOfMMd Trip* P icn ic and Rafaa In a Mtta ptaca of Heaven! F w raaarvabon* and addwonal W om iallon ca l: 407-321 -7188 Where the deals are! Shop with us everyday or v ia l to on lh a web a l 1 www awkhraadvankjraa.com go*dubs, pul caita ' 07-353-2080 -------B M m O i t t ------- 47 PIECES, 19201 - 1950‘S, PLUS 1$ SH EET MUSIC MAOAZ1NES, $100. ALSO OTHER VARIOUS MUSIC BOOKS. 407-322-4361. SRAl SRAI SRAt 7 FT Lcunar. Shp loeded Shoulder, r, IHp, Back. A N 8C * J e t t , u n o e r w a ic r »gni, cabinet Navar uaad. Ful warranty. UN$3295. mud aacrtlos $1650.407854*9141. Need Som a AD VERTISIN G To Promote V o u Business! Than C a l li t About Ftyar* We Will Print A Deliver For You To Our Reeders For Only Oc/Copyll W a Hava a W ay You C an Cut That COM In HaNII TH E SEM IN O LE H ER ALD ADVERTISING D EPT 407-322-2611 Cal ahar 11.00am 407-686-2196. 2 1 5 — Bo a ts it A c c e s s o r ie s 815 21 199 Pets A Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antique/Collectibles 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy' 35x10 mobto home, attached FLrm. pertly fund. carpeted, eating lane, non Wove, newAC. Located htoon 4 CourWy (aduR) Park, 5365 Orange Btot Lk Monroe AXdng $1SOT. 366740-1005 “ FOR (HIE INFORMATION” by Harvey Estes 2 MISCELLANEOUS Look!! Look!! Look!I IWo lor the price of onelll NortiCarokwMouXamProperty t* acre over looking Lake Emory S the Little Tennessee River, live in one 4 rant tie oater. 2 doudawtdM. 2BR 2BAeach «4h dock* on 3 Nda*. A M 1 lor taocvmo end Ive In the other. 1149,000. obo. Some owner bttneng posaUe. 407-3034908. after 3pm, please._________________ w . j - * - «--------- « Mi, . S, B ,- . r i i » « w i n w i i o r warns i o d u y me Property. Will Look At All, Condition • D H in by Timothy E. Parker 1 •w? 4 ° a.rdon 197 Restaurant Equipment 181—A ppliances & F urniture For S ale The Universal Crossword : FIOSS 1 Max of T h e Beverly Hillbillies" 5 1 3 a m Itr • Chance for i hit 4 Versailles verb 1 5 *S o n g o ( the South’ syllables 18 Roomier than medium 17 Ptzzazz IB Speech less actor? 18 World Series of Goff site 2 0 The best beef? 2 3 Anxiously endure 2 4 Scam artist 2 8 Young fellow 2 8 “Awesome I' ’8 0 s style 3 0 Suffix with expert 31 First d a s s alternative 3 4 Gat used to one's ugly mug? 3 7 Kinks classic 3 8 Hit to King Jam as 3 8 D iary o f ___ Housewife’ 4 0 Desire for something out of the blue? 4 2 Freudian mistakes 43 “Losing My Religion’ ia lfll Property For Sale .145 Resort Property For Salo 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 Homes For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale Paid Training •Paid Vacation Background l Drug Sown fecund 407-578-7108 ' 157— M obile Homes For S ale 154— O pen H ouse Lake Mary/Laks Jessup *■ 6 181 Appliances A Furniture For Sale 163 Television A Stereo/Radio 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 151—I nvestment Property For S ale a g jp n TOLL COLLECTORS M ERCH AN D ISE S u n d a y , S c p tr m lr c r lf>. 2 0 0 2 I ’ a R C 7 B 230— B oats It A ccessories SUPER BARQAM1I O riginal cost. $3,500. aiactnc boat M. 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Gated communl andAmenity Center in Lake Mary! �n» I' m Si Section C \ i i \( h i III i< \ i i > Inside; LifeStvl Sunday September 15,2002 A horse ‘Old Bob’ R elig io n 4C -5C D o ris D ietrich 3C Marva H awkins 7C Old Bob’s final resting place At toft, Tha haadatona marks ths grave of *Old Bob* tbs gray boras who puSsd lb* hsara* tor TJ. Must's fuosral boras. Tbs marksr was piacsd on tbs grays In lbs sarty 1070s alter tbs original marfcar was damagad. called By M lchall* Jaria Managing Editor I | Vte year 1877 repreI sents a milestone for J - Sanford. It's the year the city was officially incorpo­ rated. It's also the year "Old Bob" was bom. O ld Bob w as a large gray horse whose claim to fam e began during the turn o f the 20th Century. For 24 y e a n , he loyally pulled the h e a n e for T.J. M iller'* funeral nam e O ld newspaper article* and d ty records provide som e information about the city's fam ous h o n e The m ore colorful tales, however; ate the stories passed dow n from generation to generation. "People w ho have grown up here m ight rem em ber Bob, said A lida Clarke, curator at the Sanford Museum. "B u t, the generations w ho are not ber Bob know about him through the sto­ ries they have heard" Bob's story begins In 1877 when he w as bom . He served several owners, including another funeral home owner, before T J. Miller acquired him in 1891. M iller was an interesting character himself. His funeral parlor was located at the com er o f Park Avenue and First S treet where the First Union bank build­ ing now stands. A native of Belgium, Miller also ran a furniture business next door to the funer­ al parlor. According to Clarke, it was not unusu­ al far people to specialize in several dif­ ferent vocations during the early days of Sanford. "W ith a small population, there wasn't enough people for the funeral business," Clarke said. "It w as probably something the tow n needed, so it's something he d id." Old Bob also had two jobs. W hen he wasn't pulling the city's hearse to the cemetery, he w as pulling the family's held in . many w etk held in churches o r private h om es— the hearse s^ . B j^ ^ pulled by Oid Bob carried most people to the old Lakcview ■ cemetery. Word has it, Oid Bob traveled the same route so many times, he could : make the trip to the ■ cemetery without his B two drivers, O.J. B Pope and Levy I yfy Bj • **.__ , ‘ 1 •\ m Si .j f l . A -3 ' v ■ * w ife ^ Pictured above Is Old Bob Tha photo was W an during the year Bob sms In ratiramant at ths Mast's term In Santord. At right. Old Bob’s Qtsvsslto was original? locat­ ed a! th# adg* of th* osmetety Howsrnr, ths csmstory has groan, and ptalB outran*? surround s i aids* of th* hotasIsptsissSs. Plcturs Wt, Sis origl- r / I : * — - ;. ' i k > L_____________ ____ Trie gray horse -------------------------------didn't discriminate. Although the r i t / s old Lakcview cemetery was, at the turn of the century, segregated, Old Bob took everyone to their final resting p lace— black or white. W hen Old Boo turned 36, Miller decided it w as time for his loyal worker to retire. For one year, the horse enjoyed a life o f leisure. He died in July 1914. At the tune o f Old Bob's death, an obituary was placed in The Sanford Herald. It stated, "O id 'B ob' is dead. He w as only a horse, but Old Bob was laid to rest next to many of the people he took to Lakeview. He was buried at the edge o f the cemetery, in Lot 3, spaces 6 ,7 and 8. He is only a few yards away from the Miller family p lo t Two gravestones have marked the location o f Oid m b 's grave. Although it has been almost 90 years since his death, someone still places flowers on the horse's headstone. 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Thomas said, "She’s doing No stones were left unturned great." by her friends and associates Bom in Fordycc, Ark., Sept who arranged lots of surprises. 6,1903, Georgia moved to On the Tuesday preceding Sanford in 1926. She will be her birthday, a remembered as a Seminole group of vol­ County school bus driver for unteers at 23 years, a job she loved. A for­ Central Florida mer student said, "She Regional (Geoigia) is the nicest and best Hospital bus driver we ever had." Auxiliary got At her church, Georgia has together and held numerous offices and honored taught Sunday school "for Georgia at a years and years." Today she Doris luncheon at visits shut-ins, bringing them Dietrich the Colonial lots of cheer and hugs. Georgia Room. She has is big on hugging. been a member (Pink Lady) of She lias one son, Carl Jr. of the auxiliary for more than 45 Tampa. There are five grand­ years and is still going strong. children and nine great grand­ Every Wednesday, Georgia children. grades papers of prisoners in Georgia couldn’t say the Seminole County Prison enough nice things about all of Bible Study Program. She was the "wonderful people” who honored by this group at the have extended kindness to her Alliance Church. today and through the years. On Thursday, Mimosa "They make me feel impor­ Circle of the Sanford Garden tant," she said. "So important." Club, of which Georgia is a So, if you should sec this member, surprised her at the petite, smiling lady "on duty" regularly scheduled meeting. as a Fink Lady at the hospital, There was a big cake and lots congratulate her. You would of cards for the birthday girl to ' never believe she’s 99. share. By the way. She IS impor­ Friday morning, Zoc and tant. W ry important. Dick Collins entertained Georgia at breakfast Friday European Cruise night Peg Jones and Mabel Audrey Luck has returned Thomas had a few over for the from an 18-day tour that took traditional birthday cakc-cuther on a delightful European ting. cruise aboard the luxurious "Constellation." The big finale came Sunday morning after the 1055 wor­ Her shipmates were her ship service at the First United granddaughter, Jennifer Methodist Church when the Weston, a rodeo queen of two church honored this dedicated Idaho counties, and a longtime friend, Pat Enfantinc of Son member of 76 years. All mem­ Jose, Calif. Audrey's husband, bers were invited to attend the Peter, a retired Royal Navy celebration in McKinley Hall officer and professor, politely which was festively decorated declined the invitation with the in the birthday motif. Sharon ladies because "w ho needs a and Mike Hill and Marsha and cruise after spending 27 years Scott Moser headed up the in the Royal Navy?" committee. The Lucks have lived all A light buffet was served over the world, including followed by the singing of the seven years in Saudi Arabia, "H appy Birthday" song. There and have made three aroundwere cards, flowers and the the-world tours. Audrey said works. "O h, Honey, they just she had never been to the outdid it," Georgia said. "It Baltic countries, and planned was the nicest birthday I could the trip in that area. have had." Before boarding the ship in Georgia has been blessed France, the group visited with exceptional health and Audrey's daughter in London her mind is razor sharp. She where they also saw "Lion has had two falls during the King." A longtime family friend from Scotland Yard escorted the ladies on a tour that carried them through the Chunnel to France where they feasted on red wine and mus­ sels. Then, for the next 14 days, the trio docked at familiar sea­ ports in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Germany, Russia and Denmark, spending time in each country. TWo days in St. Petersburg, Russia was not enough time to explore the "fabulous places." They reveled in the opulence of Old World culture with its museums, cathedrals and art galleries. The group also saw the ballet, "Giselle." From Rostock, Germany, the tourists took a train to both East and West Berlin. Once again they were impressed with the museums and art. Audrey laughed at an incident See Dietrich, Page 6C P h oto sub m itted Audrey Luck and Pat Enfantine pose lor a photograph during their recent visit to the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. for Cruisers Door Prizes 50-50 Raffle Dancing Hoola-Hoop Contest Best of Show and Greatest Distance Traveled 210 E. First Street Sanford, FL 32771 407-321-3166 Fumltue •Antique Wall Paneling Hooeiera •Pie Safes •Primitives _—~ «»- - - » * • ■— rwraaa pnoeo •uornm N Georgia Chorpening stand* In front ol her cake during her 99th birthday celebration hald on Sept. 6. • f S t Event sponsored by Sanford Main Street, Inc. 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The luncheon will be O c t 21, at 12 noon at Lutheran Haven, 2014 W .SR-426 in Oviedo. Call LBT for reserva­ tions at 1-800-532-4253, and ask for Peg Seitz. Crafters Wanted All Souls Coundl of Catholic Women is sponsor­ ing a craft fair 9 a m to 3 p.m. Saturday, O c t 5. in the church's Social Hall. The group is currently in need of crafters. Space rental is $25, and participants need to bring their own table and set-ups. For more information, call Valerie at 407-682-8260. Lutheran Haven D inner Lutheran Bible Translators (LBT) invites you to attend a Fall Dinner at the Lutheran Haven in Oviedo, O c t 21. "From Darkness Into Light" is the theme for the dinner; celebrating God's faithful­ ness to LBT throughout the year. Rev. Johannes Tolu, a Lutheran pastor from Namibia in southern Africa will be guest speaker; who will share information about the work taking place on the Dhimba New Testament translation. 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But Mom lias established no rules and she is fair game for a fight every day if necessary. Tlie very fact that your child accepts the boundaries you have set tdls you that he or she respects you. And that youngster will still test the outer limits occasionally to see If the fence is still there. QUESTION: My 5-year-old is one of those rambunctious kids who gives us fits. There are times when I think he's trying to take over the entire family. I've never really understood him before, but I guess he just doesn't want anyone telling him what to do. DR. DOBSON: That is precisely �'D ie S eminole H erald . o u b n oe H ACE OHTHOOOX CATHOLIC CHURCH *7*0 I*PM Amnj*. Aarlora. FL. our u o t 4or«M in ■ Staidly 10GO am CorSMfttonft Autoa? 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MID-WEEK W0R8MP M CHAPEL Tmaday. vradnaaday A Thuraday* BIBLE STUDIES* WA— ad s * T1«a»daya rO apt.lA ay •t PETVra (PMCCPALCHURCH 700 Rtoaharl Rd. LakaUary, FL 444447T Tha Ran O n t o T. Hod. Ractor Moty Eucftarlat 730 am AddlFonan 4 CMtoan*a Bitoday BchooMOOO a m Hoty Cuchartol 800 711:1Bam C M d ra fa C tM i 800am (Educaton Wing) Nursery Bagtoa At B.4B am TNtojjRi18.48pm Bandoa Charismatic Episcopal 11OOftm-Storing Wtormp aOQpm - AMa AAiAp O m t H Q f T K t fflY CO M W W W Christian Science Corner of 88i BL 4 HoBy Aim Lutheran MWCMA/mO* LUTHERANCHURCH * BATtRMLOCATION: UPAALA . COMARJSTTCHURCH Hay 44* 1 Upatoa Hd. Phona 127 7117 Suatoy WonNp A ll am A 1.10 pm -- .o.w .J <*AP*r)f m nw Sunday Eucharist 830 4m. Pmi Horst y a w n in g _____ B 30 pm Contemporary Won 8**»d*y moming 800 a Sunday moming t akeday 1000am •1pm 148 WNtova Spring* Road Bu m 140 Longeood. f t 32778 • 407388-1480 PAITH MMSKMARY CHURCH 3008 Baardai Asa. 4073233784 Jack Cos MomlnQ Wonhp Evening San4oa aaday Evening 1000 a m •00 p m 8.30 am 10am -n asdjf Wonhg) Bandoa Nuraary 4 prcMdad at Daycare, Prearfed and Chrieaan Day Bcftod C al 407-333-0787 LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE I 2S2S B Oak Aim. Sardord. FL A R eadier Patoor 1030 am 1030 4m 3223842 ar 3230810 Methodist (407) 323-7800 830 a m 1030 am 1100am 830 p m ChAfrerfa Time Included In WomNp Nuraary provided lor "Smafl Enou^i TV lava >bu • Growing In Chrtsl To Serve W 418 Park Ava. Sardord. F\. 407322-4371 700 p m MuMcDvootor Church O f Christ LONOWOOO CHUHCH OP CHRMT io ta Haw 17-42 1 ml N O Hay 434 407-323-4430. 407-04-4330 Baev Wor**> 1030 a m A O pm Coma woraNp «dti U4 A Otonfy Non-Denomlnatlonal HOUSC OP RtFUOC IBMKTRKS. BIC. 1001 CslsryAam, t antord (407)184-4711 flu W rM w t Morrang Worship Evening Worship MM Weak Bva. Wad. 830am 1100am 700 pm 730pm SHOWER DOWN OP Vbuti and Voung AduBa Morning' 4384 1056am •30 am Coftoe Ft •48 a m 400 p m Nuraary Wovtdsd WomerfeCkMa 2nd Momtoy •48 a m Man s Prayer Bro 830 am IM TNnday 201 Church O f G od CHURCH OP 0 0 0 A01 W. 72nd AL. AarAoid. PI. 407-TXXJ**T R a a W M lM M ar Paaan A n A y ld a A M l am MonSng Wontop 1041am Erarang Samoa 100 pm ha aA a 4073211 TlmoViy Hudwan Sunday School 1000 am Moming Worship 1100 am Tua Pmyat/DAia Btody 730 p m Pia Acftod tow A»ada U 407-T21-zm Atoo Dm Cara Atom d Ipaattopraadtod 4070201411 Church O f G od of Prophecy CHURCH OP 0 0 0 OP PROPHECY 11011 B a Am B a iA ia d .n i.S 7 7 1 407^X74011 T t o w Hanto -Paator • 48 am. Sunday 4cttoai 10 TO ft m PTato 8 wfOrwep 11 am lli m R by Fwtoi Etarwtj Service • p*i 10 a m 7pm . MMae* Bento* (WNd) A lM to d l Heecnvig Raapto tore Raaeanr 4873-------- Nazarene Friday •C h r f an Counseang 203400 p m “ scaf 328-4300 lor appl) •EVfHTH DAY AOVCHTWT M A M M U BOA •00 E. 2nd 8kaa(. Bantont FI K771 4073233848 •30 am 1100 a m Wad. Evening P*ayar !* • ^30 LOMW OOO CHURCH OF IHR HAZARANa IDO H W n— " Lorgwod. FL. BH 4H A BtntorSdw A M lw lAortoni RtanFAP 10.11 i n CMtowY C lu « 1»4A w Ci ly ra ra c h u m ao o pm W xtowtor F lA y tA tfl 700pm U M a a iu r n iM irT in T i--------1070 Orsnpft M . Sftr#o«J 4073243188 •vraaaranotoM Mi com JtoiyYMWl Frator fcratoy won## 1 1ttJ0 s * . 3 acRadtdad Imaa: 2nd Tua. of Vw monto 48am OvdiBded 1103 am 700 p m • 30pm MomlnQ Worship Jmue * LordT was sitting on the bed with her wassitting father and sister. Without a n d younger ; provocation, pmvocatioi Laura pulled the hair of the toddler who was looking at a book. Her dad promptly thumped her on the head with his large hand. Laura did not cry, but sat in silence for a moment or two, and then said, "Hurrummph! All my tricks are not working!” This is the conclusion you want your strong-wiUcd son to draw: "It's too risky to take on Mum or Dad, so let's get with the program.” Dr. Dkifwn «sprrnlml of thf nonprofit orgtncotun I tin t on the f amily. F.O. Boi 444. CvLmio Spring*. CO. (W9U1. or fjnuly iwy C W B |AW LS D O ASO N IN C Page 5C Church Notes Golf Tournament First Baptist Church of Sanford will hold a fund raiser golf tournam ent Saturday, Sept. 28 at Rolling Hills Country Club. The event will begin at 1 2 3 0 p.m . w ith a shotgun start. The tournam ent will be a four man team scram ­ ble to benefit missionary work. Individual players are $85, which includes dinner and entry into indi­ vidual com petitions. Sponsorship packages are still available. To enter or becom e a sponsor, call 407-302-7556, and leave your nam e and phone number. Entries should be made by Sept. 20. 1*1 Wed. of Via morah MRETPREBBYTEMUM CHURCH (UAJL) O f LAKE MARY 128 WWttxir Ave Lake Mary. FI. 407321-1081 8210 4073332030 ■gas 800 am 800 4 1030 am Nursery PnMdod TbuSi Qrotf). Siaiday Hgh School 400pm M ttN B d o d 400 pm Pra-Bchoal Mon. 8«u F il t t o ll MorMSy Farrdy H&t Scppar Third Wad. of Each Monti 430pm Salvation Army THE SALVATION ARMY WOR8HP 700 W 24811 8ardord. FI 32771 4073233842 Reddick Memorial Reddick M em orial First B om Church, 3155 Kings Road in Sanford will hold the annual Fam ily Day, Sept. 29. beginning at 11 a.m. Speaker will Be M other O .M . Dam es o f Hobe Sound. Also hedr the Granny Boys and the Voices o f Triumph. Everyone is cordially invit­ ed. Women's Conference House o f Refuge M inistries will be holding its 12th annual W om en's Conference at the Rosen Flaza H otel In O rlando on O ct. 4 a n d 5. T h e th em e Is A l l im 1100 i n l U lt o l Tumtoy Miikm Btto S U V and P ii>» 930 pm H m lJ t p » ( U lH | 700pm MtoiY N Apa H # CkJt 7 00 p m Awd F ra o u *00p m IM h hurt to Qod and hand to imn.’ LOMW OOO M LLS COHQMOATIONAl. CHURCH UO C. 12B8EX WMamaon Road Longanodl FL 4073323283 Rev. Or. Hat Yomgbtood Mmator Chunh School • 1 1 a m • 1818 am VoUh A ChAden MMsey •30 pm W e sle ya n 4073223332 TMwre 8«a Ooapal Is Oood Nawa* Sunday School 848am Momtog Worship 1100am Evening Worst*) 800 pm UdW aakMlg Wad 730pm Plaaaa Share Vbu UN WMh Ua Part O v s .P O Bo.eC Sardord. FI 32772-080B wrong, "Mmmm, I'm going to tell Mommy on you. No! Ill tell Daddy.H He's worse!”Laura Laurahad had Daddy. e i worse!” evaluated the authority of her two parents and concluded that one was more effective than the other. This same child was observed by her father to have become espe­ cially disobedient and defiant. She was irritating other family mem­ bers and looking for ways to avoid minding her parents. Her dad decided not to confront her direct­ ly, but to punish her consistently for every offense until she settkd down. Thus, for three or four days, he let Laura get away with noth­ ing. She was spanked, stood in the comer and sent to her bedroom. Near the end of the fourth day, she y h m s Wa Know Ytour Name* In Tha Heart Of Tha Cty Rev. Bruoa B. Boat Pastor Btntoy School 800 4m Sunday Moming Worship 1000 4m Sun. Morning Codee Hour 1100am Sun Contemporary Worship 700 p m Wonderful Wednesday F amSy N d f • Every Wartoaaday Supper •Every Wad430 p m AdMiBfetottody 400pm Ybuto Clubs 4-700pm Buccaneers (K-48» Oradas) MtoJara (838i Oradaa) feH tfto Contemporary Muefc Prackc* 70Qp m » «*om ~ans— . -- - — 4- —- Usi w uro* iiMrgi WE1LEYAN CHURCH OP PAOLA 8580 Waysids 0» . •ardoML FL 32771 (08 M (EMI II) Waal ‘ I an La i-O n e Mia) p t o im M t fS a w a UOR OP JUOAH HOUSE 08 WOREHM how he feels. It is surprisinghow t*ic Impulse of commonly this basic r4-rat Indeed. 1 children Is overlooked, think the really tough kids under­ stand the struggle for control even better than their parents who are bogged down with adult responsi­ bilities and worries. Children devote their primary effort to the power game, while we grown-ups play only when we must Some time you might ask a group of chil­ dren about tne adults who lead them. They will instantly tell you, with one voice, which grown-ups are skilled in handling them and which aren't One father overheard his 5-yearold daughter, Laura, say to her lit­ tle sister who was doing something MRET PRSBBYTOBAN CHURCH OP SANPORO Between 3rd and 4th 8t 4 Part 4 Oefc / Downtown Sardord. FL Pttone 407-322-2882 E -ra t fcc»0 Juno cor* United C h u rch O f C hrist ChAdanTa Chuch Stodsm (youto) IBntoktaa 4-730pm •Me N m ry PiosMad Soto Barvtoaa 7 to A pm TM r CHURCH Corner olW 25* Si 4 Upatoa Rd 101 UpaaN Road 8 a n M .F l *7771 407-330-2838 Bryan Wangar Pastor Buxky Educaton 800 4m •BQnday Wortfap 1000 am -• 2nd WadaaJay of eaeft men* >eaowsNp Darner 8 30 pm (Comer Tudar Or. 4 CR 427) Mormng Worship Inter-Denomlnatlonal 7JO pm. 1000 a m to 400 pm *. MOUT CROSS U/TMRAM CHURCH OP LAKE MARY 7*0 E*t Drfea. Uke Mary, FL 407 1000 4m Presbyterian Autoay 1010 am A A30 p m Wntoeeday it A i Bkjdy 7JO p m FatomhU Prklay 7 TO pm. (no aantoa Aia toal Frktoy ol Aia laadi) 7JO A 1000 a m JSyKStertet 700 am A 700 pm •78 MARKHAM WOOOE ROAD C o w of E E. M b w n Road 407-788-7704 Sunday. September 15. 2002 (Carnar ol Park Or. 1 D a A m ) (407)1 'G o in g Hom e Another Way." Speakers for the con­ ference Include Dr. Yvonne Capehart, Founder o f Sister Keeper in Pensacola; and Prophetess Vem lcc Parkerson-Hooks of Orlando. There Is a registration fee o f $55 which includes two buffet meals. For inform a­ tion, call 407-324-4711. House of Refuge The House o f Refuge, 1001 Celery Avenue, Sanford, will hold its annu­ al M en's Day Service, Oct. 20. The speaker at the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services will be Pastor Kenneth Benjam in o f Jackson, Miss. This noted speaker is a m em ber o f tne IM ON, and has delivered an anointed word at the House of Refuge before. Everyone is invited to help celebrate this occa­ sions. For inform ation, call 407-324-1711. P roverbial P assages G i« [A C l e F e l l o w . ( (to/fo /'tt/ ttfin n u / s h ip (iV iiif./i P :|-K 47 T&tr IH'I'II I I NOT BUNO. IT HASI f20-20 VISIOI _ J M l REV.'IABRVTEQNARiLPAlfDl u m i c * ' »u •i t - i Li i' J �Page 6C Sunday. September 15.2002 T iie S eminole H erald St. Augustine grass commonly found in Central Florida lawns M ost law ns in Central Florida are planted with St. A ugustine grass or Bahiagrass. St. A ugustine grass is a fast-grow ­ ing, w arm -season turfgrass that grow s well on m ost well drained soils. For optim um quality, ad equate irri­ gation and fertiliza­ tion are required. St. A ugustine grass is the best shade tol­ erant grass suitable for Florida. Since m ost St. A ugustine grass cu ltivars are quite sen­ sitive to freezing tem pera­ tures, other turfgrasses m ay be m ore appropriate in the northern and panhandle areas o f Florida. B ahiagrass form s a coarsctextured, open turf with an upright grow th habit w hich gives a law n a sparse, open appearance. Frequent m ow ­ ing is required to rem ove the tail, V-shaped scedheads w hich continuously em erge from late M ay through early fall. F ertiliz a tio n A m inim um o f tw o treat­ m ents o f a com plete fertilizer such as 16-4-8 o r 12-4-8 should b e m ade per y ear in ord er to supply tne m ayor essential nutrients. T h e first application should be d uring the spring, in M arch, and tne second should be applied late in the sum m er. Fertilizers con tain ­ ing m icronutrients such as m anganese, iron, sulfur, m agne­ sium, and boron could be used if m icronutri­ ent deficien cies are detected in the lawn. Rates are calculated based on 1 pound o f nitrogen per 1000 square feet p er ap p lica­ tion. T hu s, for a 16-4-8 fertil­ izer, you will need to apply 6.25 lbs to cov er an area of 1,000 square feet. A high-m aintenance lawn in Florida w ould receive four fertilizer applications during the m onths o f M arch, May, July, and Septem ber. Mowing As a general rule, d o not rem ove m ore than 1 / 3 o f the height o f the lea f b lad e w ith any m ow ing. M ow ing height for m ost varieties is 3 inches and 2FI inches d w arf vari­ eties. M ow ing at a low er height will encourage shal­ low rooting, m aking the law n less tolerant to drought, d iseases, insects and nem atode problem s. G ood m ow ing practices uire the use o f a sharp, anccd m ow er blad e and return clippings on the lawn unless the am ount is exces­ sive. a Irrig ation As a general rule, for most Florida soils, no m ore than an inch o f w ater is necessary for each irrigation period to w et the top 8 to 12 inches o f the root zone. Irrigate w hen the tu rf begins to w ilt, usu al­ ly every seven to 14 d ays in winter, three to four d ays during the period from A pril to May, d epending on the soil type. An easy w ay to determ ine the am ount o f w ater to apply, place several coffee can s around your irrigation system . Turn on the system fo r a specific tim e period, like 10 m inutes. M easure the depth of w ater in each can, and take an average. The lim e required to deliver an aver­ age o f an inch depth of w ater is the tim e one should use for each irrigation p eri­ od. O verw atering encou r­ ages nutrient leaching, increase pest problem s, sh al­ low rooting, and w ater waste. W ater early in the m orn­ ing; d o not w ater late in the afternoon becau se it will keep the grass blades wet for a longer period o f tim e, thus, increasing the chances for fungal disease developm ent. W atering during the day produces w ater w aste clue to evaporation. Weed C ontrol The best approach to w eed control is a healthy, vigorous turf. Proper m ow ing height, fertilization, and w atering practices are necessary to m aintain a good law n grass. A pply preem ergence h erb i­ cides such as pendim ethalin, benefin, bensulide, or atrazine, to control w eeds. Tim ing is critical fo r good control. As a general ru le, in central Florida, the preem er;ence herbicide application s d one around Feb. 15. A pply postem ergence h erbi­ cides, such as atrazine, in M ay as needed for control o f sum m er annual and perenni­ al broadleaf w eeds like knotw eed, spurge, Icspedeza, etc. D o not apply atrazine to Bahiagrass. f P est C ontrol C u ltivars o f St. A ugustine grass d iffer in their resist­ ance to plant pests. O nly the cultivars Flora-law n and Floratam arc tolerant to the southern chinch bug, a com ­ m on turfgrass insect. The fungal diseases brow n patch and grey leaf spot can also cau se dam age. Avoid high levels o f nitro­ gen and use slow release fer­ tilizers in you r fertilization program . B ahiagrass is susceptible to d am age b y m ole crickets. AJ Farrar la l i a h i l i County (Man H a M m l M f M i may ba dbsetod la Mm at Va CooparaSva Eztonakm aarytea. a OW . County Hama Naad. S a n to * FI VCm er p t o a H U M AS Sarntnata County CcnparaSra Etonaten aarvtaaa am epan to aS rapartoaa ot nea, eotor, aaa, handcap or naianai arigfcv Lake Mary Historical Society to present ‘Candlelight Tales’ M aybe it's hu m an n atu re. M ay b e it's an a n c e s­ tral m em ory from the tim e w h en hu m ans lived in cavcsl W h atever th e re a s o n , m a n y o f R o sier w ill in h ab it a d iffe r­ en t p ersona fo r th e even in g and tell ta lcs o f a 19th C en tu ry su p e rn a tu ­ ral w o rld . T h e so cicty p r o m is e s to h a v e us are still afraid o f sm ellin g salts on the d ark. hand fo r th o se w ho We can b anish the su ccu m b to th eir d ark now wi th every fea rs and sw oon! wat t of light im ag i­ A fte r the n ab le. But im agine "C a n d le lig h t T a le s", what life w as like the S o cie ty will b a n ­ b efo re electricity ish the sh a d o w s and M aty chased aw ay the serv e fall refresh ­ Rowell shad ow s. Im agine m ents. • • • • • a life here in F lorid a in T h e co st o f g etting 1880! g oo seb u m p s fo r the If you care to d o m ore ev en in g ? Ju st th e p leasu re than im agine it, you can o f y ou r com pany. jo in the L ake M ary "C a n d le lig h t T a les" is free H istorical Society for their and op en to th e p u blic. A ll "C a n d le lig h t T a les" on a g es are w elcom e. T hu rsday, O ct. 11 at 7 p.m . For m ore inform ation , in the L ake M ary H istorical co n tact P eg g y W olfe at M u seu m . C o u n try Jo e 4 0 7 -3 2 7 -8 2 0 7 o r em ail M jh row elIO n ctscap e.n et. AARP Resumes M eetings A fte r tak in g Jul y and A u g u st o ff, th e Lake M ary C h a p te r o f th e A A R P w ill re s ume their mo nt hl y m eet­ in g s Tuesday, Sep t. 17 a t 1PM in th e C o m m u n ity B u ild in g on C o u n try Cl ub R oad . So y o u 're a m em b er o f th e N ation al A A RP, w hy jo in the local ch a p ter? T h e b est reason is fellow sh ip . You m eet o th er p e o p le y ou r a g e and m ak e g reat friend s. T h e y plan local o u tin g s and h o st o n e o f the g rea test h o l­ iday p a rtie s aro u n d ! T h e local ch a p ter a lso k eep s you in form ed ab ou t sta te and nation al law s that affect you! You d o n ot have to be a resid en t o f L ake M ary to jo in the L ake M ary A A RP! Dietrich Continued from Page 3C that happened in Finland. She had a pain in her foot when d ie left hom e which gave her a little trouble. After eating this­ tle soup on a ranch, the sensi­ tivity disappeared. She said she tried to buy thistle to bring home, but none was available. Jennifer celebrated "Sw eet Sixteen" aboanl ship amid pomp and pageantry. For the happy birthday fete, Jennifer w as a knockout in a red gown complemented with a red feather boa belonging to Audrey. Audrey took 600 digital pho­ tos on tlie trip to capture the scenic countryside and Old World marvels. "W e had won­ derful food everywhere we w en t It was wonderful." She noted that during the 18 days, there was no rain and "nothing went wrong." Applauding America os being the greatest place in the world to live, Audrey said that in Oslo, Norway, residents arc taxed 24 percent, and she paid $2JVJ, including postage to mail a post card from the capi­ tal city. Audrey, w Ik j must have dozens of high-fashion cha­ peaux, fits right in with the "Red Hatters" organization. She plans to join about 400 "Red H atters" next spring for a cm isc to the Bahamas. Peter just may tag along on re that seeing seei this one. Odds are all these women wearing red hats will be a different experi­ ence for the veteran seaman. Arthurene Improving Arthurcne Wilson Cook, whose father was mayor of Sanford, has been fighting can­ cer for a long time. Too long. She has had treatment at sever­ al healthcare facilities and is now back at her home in Sanford under treatment. She and her husband, Walter, have diligently fought this battle together and they arc determined to win. Please send up a prayer for them. O ff to New York Pauline and Kenny Snyder took a week off from their busy schedule to attend his 45th high school class reunion in upstate New York near Syracuse. They said they had a wonderful time reliving those good old days with the class­ mates. They flew back down to North Carolina to visit Pauline's family before landing safely in Orlando. They report a great round-trip with no air­ port glitches. Ju st stop by th eir m eetin g on_Ju esd ay and sig n up. T h e Lake “M ar »ry C h ap te r m eets the third Tu esd ay o f ev ery m onth at the Co mmu n i t y Bui ldi ng in Lake Mary. H istorical Commission to Meet Sept. 17 T h e L ake M ary H istorical C o m m issio n w ill hold their S ep tem b er m eeting Tuesday, S e p t. 17 a t 7 p.m . in th e L ake M ary H istorical M u seu m . T h e H istorical C o m m ission is an ap p o in t­ ed com m ission u n d er the city go v ern m en t and all m eetings are op en to the p u b lic. W ork is b eg in n in g in e arn est o n the co m m is­ s io n 's an n u al O ld e L ake M ary D ays, sch ed u led for the first Satu rd ay in M arch. Al t hough com m ission m em bers are ap p o in ted , an y o n e can v o lu n te er to be o n a co m m ittee. T h e co m m issio n w ould lo v e to h av e a few extra h an d s fo r O ld e L ak e M ary D ays. I f y o u 're in terested in h elp in g ou t, stop b y the co m m issio n m eetin g o r call P eggy W olfe at 4 07-3278 2 0 7 o r L ois Ja ck so n at 407322-5004. P eggy is th is y e a r 's C h air fo r O L M D and L ois is C oChair. Don’t miss our Sa n f o r d m a in s t r e e t FARMER’S MARKET M A G N O LIA S Q U A R E O N F IR S T S T R E E T EVERY TUESDAY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT •FRUITS •VEGGIES •PLANTS •AND MORE For More Information Call (407) 322-5600 �T iie S eminole H erald Sunday. September 15. 2002 Page 7C T ajiri A rts S ch o o l releases calendar o f events, classes Tnjiri Arts School for Performing Arts and The American Cancer Academics has announced the Society Sisters Alive, uniting 2002-2003 calendar o f events against breast cancer, will hold and classes. the Purple Tea, Highlighting the Saturday, Sept. 14 year's activities will be from 4 until 6 p.m. at a four-week "History Antioch Missionary Alive Series" that will Baptist Church, 311 focus an AfricanEast Broadway Street American historical in Oviedo. Featured speaker is Dr. Ann nts of interest in points .T h e aeries Sanford.' Ashley Gilbert with "A sk the Doctor." will be foam O c t 5, Wear a hint o f purple. 2002 through May 17, Marva 2003. There are classes H a w k in s After the retirement available for the col­ •••••••a lege scholarship prepa­ o f the Rev. Robert Doctor, the officials and ration program for middle and high school students. All class­ church families o f S t John es in this area are free to the missionary Baptist Church, students, with class options 920 Cypress Avenue at 10th available. Call the school for S tre e t nave begun the process o f accepting resumes foam details. ministers w ho m ay qualify to Operating in the oldest pastor. You m ay send resumes school structure in Sanford, until the end a t O c t, 2002 to Tkjiri A ils recently completed Deacon Herbert Cherry, an extensive renovation pro­ gram and will greet its students Chairm an o f S t John's Deacon Board, 1404 West 15th S treet and parents in the "new and Sanford, FL 32771 or S t John improved" Little Red Missionary Baptist Church, Schoothouse for an Open 920 Cypress Avenue, Sanford, House*, S e p t 28, beginning at 1 32771. pan. See you there. A bo, the last day o f registration will be at 9 a m . It w as happy birthday time at the Tillman place on 7th O c t 5,2002 at 9 a m Street Saturday. Sept. 7 was a Nov. 17 will be the Harvest day o f celebration and honor Meditation at S t Paul Baptist for the 90th birthday of Marie Church at 5 p m . Tillman, the matriarch of the Other events December 13, Tillman family. Children, 14, and 15,2002 will indude "A grands, and great-grands Holiday Special" at 5 and 7 gathered to sing Itappy birth­ pm . day to the grand ole’ lady and February 1 ,8 ,1 5 ,2 2 ,2 0 0 3 it's enjoy cake and ice cream on the "History Alive" series from her very special day. 10 until 11 a m . April 25 and 26,2003, "A Spring Production" at 7 p.m. Every Saturday from 12 And to dose out the program. May 17 at 9 a.m., it's the dosing noon until 2 p.m., the com m u­ nity fa invited to com e and eat for the 2002-2003 school term. lunch with the New Mount Tajiri Arts mission is to foster Calvary Missionary Baptist education, self-respect, self-disChurch, 1109 West 12th Street dpline and self-worth in Weekly Feeding ministry. The youngsters ages 3 through 19 church has been instructed to through performing arts, aca­ feed the hungry. demic enrichment and entrcThe Rev. Ricky Scott, Pastor, peneurship. The school trains Minister Larry Woodward, ethnically diverse at-risk stu­ Chairman of the Feeding dents in weeklydrama-ln-theMinistry. round classes. The curriculum is structured to improve aca­ demic performance by focusing Good news announcement on good study habits, positive for senior citizens. If you are attitudes and appropriate 65 years or older, and have an behavior. The program fa fund­ income between $7,800 and ed by grants, gifts and charita­ $10,632 you m ay be eligible to ble donations. receive tjrc new Silver Saver For further information, Drug Program. phone 407-324-9140 or visit 519 Call the Goldsboro Front Palmetto Avenue at Sixth Porch office at 407-302-1377. Street The Feeding Ministry Committee of New Mount Calvary An afternoon of celebration and honor for Patricia Chandler will be held Sunday, Sept. 15 at 3 p.m. at New Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, 1109 West 12th Street The event fa sponsored Palmer and at 407-665-6882. Family and Friends Day will be Sept. 15,at 11 a m . at St. John Missionary Baptist Church, East 10th Street and ■ akCypress Avenue. Guest er will be the Rev. Rolan Critton, assistant pastor at Macedonia M.B. Church in Eatonvillc. Subject fa "Daughters of Purpose Praise Teach." Chairman fa Katrina Gibson. Let Us Do Your Residential Our Specialty M n d * I m M * Inured DEEP CL£AN~SPECIAL HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon We Do It A ll!! 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September 15.2002 THX SnONOLK Hxxald MM* H F ood Try these ‘all together’ mushroom meals w ui n m ucm crw Troian ( n M u ) t n i f n l . tmrsn I M i «iyi> h q s M I s s m t I slcsd trssh mutfiroorre In a s u m wth a 0a water or brotL Cover andakranar unS hot, S u n s ir In prepared paste. MuahreotoHam Haah B r o w a i D m a lnaan hash toroaei potatoes In d w o l a B i sfcs d fcesh imahrooroa. chopped onions and ham cubes. Muihroom and Shrimp 88r Fry: 8»r-fry mushrooms. sh slsd shrimp and brocool to r e s I n s N s vegetable oX un i Via vegetattea are tender and fie shrimp tum piric SprtnMe wtti aoy aauoa and lop wtei crisp Chtoaee m o d es. Mushroom and Sausage Haro: Saute aloed whto muehrooma and M a n aauaaga chunks grtf brownad and oookad through. Stir In a M o ot your tavortto prepared pasta aauoa and spoon t ie mfcdura onto long aandstch roa*. Chlchen Soup and Woe wt*i Mushrooms: C ontina sfload mushrooms, oototy, (bo m cncKBfi, a m quick ooorang rioa and chicfcfi bco#i in b tw P i p i t . Brtng to a bo^ rtduot heal and ainvnir untf riot and cNcfcan ara oookad. Serve grated parmaaan chaaaa. i ■ 1 1 i w w im p i u w v ■ n o >* a------------------ *-■-» m■— « w u e n ro o m e . r f y c n o w i w o t , w cib q onlona and aload mushrooms In vegsteblo d und brownad and M r . Sarva over hot rrw n MUevoom sancMicnoa— wnai a Good Idee America toves aandwtchaal Thaaa daya, i n IrUgtenqvartatyof broads apraadi and Mnga maka tha aandaAch world aapadalyaacMng. Add fresh mushrooms to t i e mfc and you hove earthy S n ore, meaty testers and Important nufrtaras. Vlrtudy tat baa and orty 3 grama oar* boh^fcafa per earvIng, muahrooma ara a good aouroa at «« w . _i_«_ rYJONBVW l' n l i a n and aaM u m . tfrom tw Mushroom C a w d . youl tod heaM ar ver­ sions of sevsn classic aandwtcfwa, auch aa tw Burger, tw M LT and Muahroom Sloppy Jo s s . Each redpeoomaewah a nuMon chart compar­ ing tie daaaie and twicdaaadm uafcoom f t y f t o f r w t e a ^ t e t e f e t o p e e r mushroom aarxAMbfi raopes and nuMon kAsms bon write to: Mbartroom Com d, 11B7S CXjbtn BM .. SuSs D 202, Oubtn, CA 94500 or mrml your mqumtto Irdo0n Spice things up with mushrooms Easy one-step meals are savory dinnertime treats fo r any occasion W hat's on the fall schedule? Back to school, soc­ cer practice, commuting, com mittee m eetin g s... and dinner! At the e n a o f action-packed days, busy families deserve a chance to sit dow n and enjoy din­ ner together. If the ingredi­ ents for a com plete meal can be tossed together and simmered for a few m in­ utes, all the better) Savory mushrooms turn an ordinary one-step meal into a special occasion, and they go well with just about anything - chicken, ham , fish and vegetables. Low er in calories and fat than you'd expect, "all together” mushroom din­ ners are so easy to m ake and so tasty that you'll com e back to them again and again. Warm and tilling, Spicy M ushroom and Chicken Chili (pictured) brings together the good flavors o f fresh m ushrooms, chick­ en chunks, kidney beans and com . Read the paper or help w ith hom ework while dinner takes care o f Itself. W hen it's time to eat, warm tortillas or chunks of crusty bread help soak up the savory juices. M ushroom Pilaf with Green Peas and Ham pro­ vides a com forting sin­ gle-skillet meal while giv­ ing the fam ily cook a break. Quick-cooking rice, peas and fresh mushrooms are sim mered w ith ham cu b es... that's itl Pull out your favorite stove-to-table skillet or saucepan for Fish Fillets on Mushroom-Artichoke Couscous. Fresh m ush­ rooms and marinated arti­ chokes mingle w ith cous­ cous to m ake a savory bed for seasoned fish fillets. Scatter chopped tomatoes on top and, after a few minutes on the stove, this healthful, delicious and alm ost effortless dinner is ready to serve. Fresh M ushroom and C h ick en C h ill Yield: 4 portions (about 7 cups) • 2 cans (1 4 -1 /2 ounces each) diced tomatoes with jalapefto peppers 1 can (19 ounces) red kidney beans, drained and rinsed • 1 pound fresh white m ushrooms, sliced (about 6 cups) 1 pound boneless chicken thighs, cut in 11 / 2 inch drunks • 2 cups frozen co m 11 12 teaspoons chill pow ­ der In a large skillet or saucepan, com bine tom a­ toes, beans, m ushrooms, chicken, co m ,l cup water and chili powder. Bring m ixture to a boil; reduce heat to low and simmer, covered, until m ixture is hot and chicken is cooked, about 20 m inutes. Serve with w arm , tortillas or top with crum bled tortilla chips. H am and M ushroom R ice S k ille t Yield: 4 portions (about 7 cups) • 1 pound m ixed fresh m ushroom s such as whites and portabellas or shi­ itakes, sliced (about 6 cups) • 1 package (6.2 ounces) fast cook long-grain and wild rice mixture • 1 pound boneless ham steak, cut in 1-inch pieces • 1 cup frozen peas In a large skillet, com ­ S p icy M ushroom and C h lcko n C h ill bine m ushrooms, rice with its seasoning packet, ham, peas and 2 cups water. Bring to a boil; reduce heat to low and sim m er cov­ ered, until w ater is absorbed, about 5 minutes. Variation: O m it ham; place 4 fully cooked smoked pork chops on top o f rice and mushroom m ixh u e; proceed as instructed above. Flounder Fillets o n M ushroom -A rtichoke Couscous Yield: 4 portions • 1 pound fresh white mushrooms, sliced • 2 jars (6 ounces each) marinated artichoke heart quarters • 1 cup unflavored couscous • 1 tablespoon instant minced onion • 1 / 2 teaspoon salt • 1 pound boneless w hite fish fillets (such as flounder) • 1 cup fresh tomato chunks In a large skillet, com ­ bine m ushrooms, artichoke hearts w ith their liquid, 11 / 2 cups water, couscous, instant onion and s a lt Arrange fillets over m ix­ ture; top w ith tomato. Bring to a boll; reduce heat to low and sim m er cov­ ered, until couscous' absorbs liquid and fish is cooked, about 10 minutes. Sprinkle with chopped parsley, if desired. Three-chip english toffee takes top award in Chock-Full of Chips contest T P h e grand prize w inner in Taste X o f Home m agazine's Chock-FuU o f Chips recipe contest, Three-Chip English Toffee is an outstanding candy. Lana Petfield o f Richm ond, Virginia subm itted the recipe. ■ with its m clt-in-your-m outh tex­ ture and scrum ptiously rich flavor, this is the ultim ate toffee," Petfield said. D rizzled on top arc three different kinds o f m elted chips, plus a sprin­ kling o f w alnuts. P etfield's recipe took top honors from m ore than 3 /XX) contest entries. T h rte -C h ip E n g lish T offee Yield: about 2-1/2 pounds. • 1 / 2 teaspoon p lu s 2 cu ps butter (no substitutes), divided • 2 cu ps sugar • 1 cup slivered alm onds • 1 cup m ilk chocolate chips • 1 cup chopped walnuts • 1 / 2 cup sem isw eet chocolate chips • 1 /2 cup vanilla or w hite chips • 1 - 1 / 2 teaspoons shortening Butter a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. bak­ ing pan w ith 1 / 2 teaspoon butter. In a heavy saucepan over m edium -low heat, bring sugar and rem aining but­ ter to a boil, stirring constantly. Cover and cook for 2-3 minutes. Uncover; add almonds. Cook and stir w ith a clean spoon until a candy therm om eter reads 300° (hard-crack stage) and m ixture is golden brown. P our into prepared pan (do not scrape sides o f saucepan). Surface w ill b e buttery. Cool for 1-2 minutes. Sprinkle w ith m ilk chocolate chips. •/• Let stand for 1-2 m inutes; spread chocolate over the top. Sprinkle with w alnuts; press dow n gently with the back o f a spoon. Chill for 10 minutes. In a m icrow ave or heavy saucepan, m elt sem isw eet chips; stir until sm ooth. Drizzle over walnuts. Refrigerate for 10 minutes. Melt vanilla chips and shortening; stir until sm ooth. D rizzle over walnuts. Cover and refrigerate for 1-2 hours. Break into pieces. E d ito r's Note: We recomm end that you test your candy therm om eter before each use by bringing w ater to a boil; the ther­ m om eter should read 212 degrees. Adjust your recipe tem perature up or dow n based on your test. If toffee separates during cooking, add 1 /2 cup hot w ater and stir vigorously. Bring back up to 300 degrees and pro­ ceed as recipe directs. ThrM -C h ip English Toffs* � 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, 2002 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 15, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 15, 2002. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Th. S*™™* ItenMrt Sanford, Florida Conference center agreement parked B y Ban Ping Editor lw c A N r ,? R D ~ An hiterkx-al agreement tJ S k ? n |n*> ’,,H, n ,v fltr •» cimfeancr h^ vo s^tr ' a* h''" ' h^porarily. until t w A W ’"* "--"' -svn^|S,' nf°ri^ C i,y C ' ,m," iv' u" ’ » seeking " J l,H‘ s «o n d and third ' ,H•P*>rki"R Pi-'" Under the- curn-nt .igrtvrn.nl. the dty would be rwponslhh> for aNnrt $1.1 milium in the second '£ Sn ir V Pi rUn*' and •>" ‘•‘fditkmal "VNi- iv still oimmilted to doing the* park- N o le t d o w n f o r lio n s Perhaps no one was happ,er s?® Ov,od° High Schools 49-14 rout of the Univorsity Cougars Friday night como to an end than tho Oviedo cheerleaders were Page IB W a lk in g c lu b invites c o m m u n ity to p a r tic ip a te in S a n fo rd e v e n t < I c I t> tl n I y ii n a Ic Jt 1( Fi 1C th re> se> , The M id-Florida Milers walking C lub, .1 member of 'he American Volkssport Association, invites the public to join them lor a walk for fun and fitness in Sanford on Nov. 16. Starting time is between Hand 10a m. Tw o dis­ tances are available III kilometers (6.2 miles) and five kilometers (3.1 miles). All wallers u ill be given a guide with detailed w rit­ ten instructions. Participants may walk at their own pace and are welcome to walk with a group, companion, or by themselves. The cost is $2 tor those desiring AVA credit, and free to all others Pre-regis­ tration is not required unless you wish to stay for lunch afterwards Pets may be taken on the walk and the walk is suitable (or wheelchairs. The walk will begin at Fort Melon Park on l ake Monroe in Sanford. The walk in Sanford w ill show ­ case the downtown area and the beginning ot ren.ivations along the lakefront area. For additional details about the Sanford walk, or to register tor lunch, con­ tact Mike- l-anpher at 407OUS-UIM or email to m lanpher0cfl.rr.com S e m i n o l e S m ile tin )•> U( qu so th. th. qu / for in fur he see (>n fur dm l froi 35-i Tav Col will foui driv dnv Schi 22 f. thro See ing,’ said Mayor Brady I .ssard. "What we lessanl said. w ant to ask tlx- county is if w e can get some­ City Manager Tony VanlA-nvoro agreed leeway in the second and third phases " jsiying. VVb might not k able to ,L l,u r on Under the p r o p e l interkval agreement which iKitlur In d y lus yet approved tlx- the phase two narking right aw ay." Both Lessanl and Vanl W o m an-pursunnim y woukl fund $12 to SlTrnillicm m build a conference center in downtown S c d tvn tl s ‘I T hni C ’rkinK -and ' ‘ "s m l S nford. (I h - city would be responsible for raitctl mat US. Rep /.4m Mica has alnadv an operational costs, estimated at $4(NMM)0 earmarked S250,0()0 in federal assistanceCommissioner Art W.xxtmff said he is per year, and would fund all parking a n c i me.1 not only with finding m.mev for improvements. ” ” "Tin- real slick in the mud Is the parking," E S S J S j ’1" < % " ill pay tinin 0pcTatnm.1l costs. |( hlrilt, th,. Form of government may go to referendum w o r k Ikfald photo* by Tommy Vincent Dr Kovin Wynno. a chiropractic physician, discusses his career during Scmmolo Community College's Careor Day 2002 held Tuesday at tho Santord/lake Mary campus 1,800 students attend SCC's C areer Day By Michello Jerla Managing Editor Ai Imost 2.000 high school juniors gathered Tuesday i.it Seminole Com munity College's Sanford/Lake Mary cam­ pus to gain insight into tho world of work. Tlu- 1,800 Seminole students were participants in the 10th annual SC C Carcx-r Day, sfxmsorcxl by SCC and Sc-mirrolc- County Public Schools. Professionals representing more than (41 different carcx-r fields met with the 11til-graders to discuss live- skills and education needed tor various prolessions. "tin - II tti grade is a really critical year," said |ane I aru-, manager of Seminole's Dividends School Volunteer Program. " Hie career rep­ resentatives discuss what liap|x-ns alter high school, and that's what tin- students need to lu-ar. Th ey inx-,1 to know, it 11ic-v want to lx- a doc lor Wintor Springs High School |umors Danielle Traylor left, and Healhor Mellon look through material they received during Career Day Police watching both tricksters and treaters By Nick Pfeitaut N ot so wicked witch - A craft at a recent Ixora Garden Club fundraiser In d e x Butman Clutktltoii Ciouwtntl D«ut Ahby leyuU Obtluuttv) PijIho («>\| 4A 6A 6B BB 5B 2A 4B 5B 3A 7A IB 3B All public sofe-ty operations will lx- going all exit this Hiursd.iy to help provide sife-r conditions tor youngsters heading out tor trick CX Treat I lallowxxn niglit tlu- Seminole County slx nlt s olticc- is even suggesting a web site on which to obtain inlormalit,n; www.missingkids.cuni/ downlojd/hjlloween.pdl Ihe Sanford Police IX-parl n x iil will lx- expanding coverage Sgf Mike Taylor, who heads the Sc Inxil Resource Officers, said, "Alter tlx-tr regular slults, llx-y will lx- calk’d Ku k to work from 6 Z T short ' H‘VLby. vitcsl'n ,lTn"' "M ts,i" the city $250,(1)0. w , . 1 ™ * Ii,kl‘ 7 l‘ rt'1,hn,w n g every dime .1 1 1 T tfu* we * " ' » have, to uric this thing. Woodruff slid, noting Ih.?S j '^ P ni duced. “If we had to ' ,K| WfltUMO in this year's budeet. — year budget, when. where would it come from? (hat o >ncems me." s.i,, money tor operatxro.il costs wtnikl lx- generated by a privafely-owned hotel kx.it.xl rx-xt to ? ran1 ference center. C ity Manager T«>ny See Center, Page 7A S A N F O R D — Willy work already under way for tin- first phase of tlx- Sanford Riverwalk aty officials are making prelimi­ nary plans for phase two. fixmajor question: What to do with U 5 Highway l7/</2? Phase- one- of the Riverwalk encompasses fix- stretch of lakefront from Mellonville to French avenues. Flu- city would like to extend the Riv erwalk to Interstate 4. One- obstacle, though, is that 17/(12 use", tlu- same 3.2 mile* -lislarxealong f . 1kt*\1iHinx-. tin- tt-clt-r.il govemmcxit classiliis. 17/‘»2 as arti-nal ,iy, amt as sucTi. 0 must iiu vl ftslrr.it guklrllm s lor s,i(rty. Hanford C ilv Manager tony C'.inl \-rvvorj- s.itd llie Riverwalk coukl lx- built, hul a txirrier wall w ould have to hr m n s i i u . i i s l , t o n i n g i b r | s iltw v .i\ to 1". m i l l Ii o . i r i o t v r r w i t h le v e r r •iinemtic** . i n , I l.n u ls « ,i i ,| i ,g V *i h * s t i l n U o i i is t o r«s l.lssifv l o i l l l l v K - s i . l I S ,in « l S I, 1 I 1 * K is itl See Career Day, Page 7A Stall Writer ivic C rn liT would he- demolished nl . '* ‘fl'nncc center constructed In its rM c i' freeing up about SlSO.tNR) uses! to B y Dan Ping Editor B y Dan Ping Editor S A N F O R D — Citv commissinners agree ttien- should he a referendum on Sanford's form of government. What the- specific choice", will lx* remains opcm for discussion. Currently, Hanford operates under a city manager form of government where elected offic m I s set I'olicies and a liinxl man ager overvvs dav-toxlay oix ra (Kins Mayor Br.nly t.s v in l (us pro|sis,s| .Flanging i Ih* stmcture to a strong mayor/com mission, giving ekxhxf officials mure rvsp»insibilify for d.ulv activities Bei oini (tie basic concept, Icnsonl lias olfered lew sjxvifics regarding, for example, the role ol city commissioners, tho satiric-, .1 lull time mayor .nut lomtlilsstoti»rs w.Hild receive; or who would hire .rod tire administrators. "There are a lot ol issues we need to decide," said Commissioner Wlntc-y Fckstein "We just can't s.iy, 'I Xi you want a strong-mayor or not?'" lessanl agreed, but slid com­ missioners first had to decide wliether to hold a referendum. I le noted that while voters can change the city charter, commis­ sioners could prevent the Issue from appearing on (tie ballot. "I don't want to bring in a hunch of pcxiple and spend a lot ot resources discussing the pros and cins if we're not going to have a referendum," lessird slid. N o formal vote was taken, but tliere was unanimous agreement tlvit a referendum should lx- held "I don't need any information to decide if it should go to the people," slid Commissioner Velma Williams "The people alisolutely should have a say in the matter." Williams echoed her fellow commissioners' sentiments, tnivvever, tlv.it much more information needs to lx- provided to residents "I get calls Irom everywliere asking me why we're trying to take the job away from the mayor," Williams slid " Ihey don't understand. A lot ot people already assume the mayor ls in charge ot tlx- city." “We need to provide a wealth sss Com m ission discusses what to do with 17/92 See taivernment, I’age UA m. pia- SanS S l “ .¥.ciie:on p.ark"'9 wo™ moving forward with interlocal p act until II p m , and assist us m patrolling tlx* city sinx-ts and iic-igJilxiilMxxts " Taylor slid tlx-re w ill lx- extra officers in tlx- downtown Soiiford area to lundle the ll.ilkiwcx-n events -xhedulcxl at tlt.it kxation and sjxHisircxt by tlx- city, police department. Main '"lux-1 and downtown hosiiusscs "We pLm to luve at least mixresource olficers f'lu' tlx- youth -x-rvue cixirdinator 011 hand in w U il we are i.ilhng llw 'Youth Service Team,' and tlx-re will lxhike officers as well as regular patrol vehicles av.11l.1hk-." lay lor explauxxl "We'll also liave six nx-uiK-rsot the Citizens txi Patrol in .is U s 17 *»’ I Sung so wont,I divert most through trallu .nv.iv from lake- Monnx- and onto ihe alre.ulv existing tour lane high way Ix tw iv n Ups,ila Ik cut and I relic Ii Avenue Motorists could still use* the current nxid, hut at slower sjxxxls. "It's an alternative we’re ltx«k ing at," VanIX-rvvorp -slid "It would he like a hyp.iss, hut it real­ ly would not bypass the city." If l7/‘>2 were redirected, tlxLikefrvxit nsid would bcxxunc- a city street, allowing for a wider Riverwalk with more amenities. "It's a design issue," Van­ lX-nvorp s.iid. "We could design parking into tli.it stretch of nsul that would allow pcxiple to access tlx- Riverwalk in those areas." Work still remains on the propos.il, VantX-rworp slid None of llie parties — city, county, state and leder.il — have adopted the idea, and C R 15 would have to be improved, most likely to (our lanes. Also, the current I7/M2 roadbed ncxxls repairs and nsurfacing, and an agreement would have to he reached on w ho would pay tor those improve­ ments. " Ibis is still in the early "t.iges, and we don’t know yet what all tlu- issms will lx\" VanlX-nvorp slid. C ity Commissioners were hriefcxl on tlx- proposal Monday and arc- c-\(Xx Icxl to discuss the ulc-.i at their next meeting. E is for ‘Eck-Cellent’ unit." I le sml tlu- aim is to Ixx-f up the city patrols to increase site-tv lor tlx-children "Not only lor tlx- tn-alcrs," lie slid, "hut we ll .list lx- kxiking lor those- who plan on tru ks " llie Seminole County l MS/I ire/Kesue dcqsirtmclit is also issuing word-, ol caution leganling I l.iUuWcvii, citing tlut danger exists, " gnu-rally due to children playing with mate lus, "ixitklets, pumpkins, and |xxlestrians in high trattu areas.'' I lx- tro-llgliters are kx using on stub safety matters as cunstont See lljlliiwi-t-11, I’agi- 7A FWfftkJ phulo by Tommy Vmccnl Former Santord mayor M L Sonny' Ftaborn shows ott his David Eckstein pnOo toHowmg tfio last game ot tho World Senes Eckstein a native ol Santoul. and tus follow Anaheim Angels won tho world championship in tho tmal garno. defeating the S<in Ftancisco Giants 4 1 �I 1 Jk 4 I\|RC 2\ Tur. Sem inoiz lb rai d Wctlticsrlny. October 30 . 2002 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y - Music videos leave this woman singing the blues A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTV O ut & A bout If only I had a brain FR1 The Geneva Historical Society presents “Characters and Crooks in Florida History", an entertaining and informative look at the lives and limes of some of the fas­ cinating characters and cnxik-H in Florida's past. Th e program w ill be Friday, Nov. 1, beginning at 7 p.m. Guest speaker is historian and author Dr. Robert Cold. Th e program, to be presented at the Geneva Com m unity Center on First Street in Geneva, is free of charge. RO AR AB B Y: I am an African-American reader, and as a young black woman I am fed up with the images of young women in our music videos of today. We are displayed as sex .......................... objects, and those images are imprinted into the m inds of our young children. Boys think that girls an* supposed to t v treated the way rappers and singers treat women in the videos, and young girls think the only way to secure male attention is by being half-naked. We. as women, are losing our sense of self-respect. We should take pride in our minds, not Shoestring Thealre in Lake Helen w ill present the Neil Simon comedy, "Prisoner of Second Avenue" opening Nov. 1, continuing on Nov. 2, 3 ,7 ,8 ,9 , and 10. Evening shows begin at 8 p.m. w ith Sunday matinees at 2:30 Admission is SI for adults and students are half price. For information or reserva­ tions, phone the theater at 386-228-3777. • •••••• lus*our bodies. Should we blame ourselves for participating in such videos, for allowing our young boys and girls to watch this on IV , or for not protesting? I feel so overwhelmed Who do we blame? Where does it end? I low do we stop this? N O T | U S T B R EA S TS A N D T H I G H S IN B A L T IM O R E D E A R N.|.K. & T : Don't get caught up in the blame game. I agree that people — not just women — should take pride in their minds and not just their bodies. One important way to accomplish this is to stress to children that what is on television is, for the most part, meant to be entertainment — not an accurate reflection of life. Children need to understand that as glamorous as life seems to be in the music videos, the R E A L road to success lies in getting a good education and learning to respect themselves and others. D E A R A B B Y: I'm about to be married for the second time. M y parents love m y fiance, "Greg," unlike my first husband whom they despised. We spend a lot of time with my parents. Greg and my father get along extremely well, ITuwedding is this month We have planned a cruise* for our honeymoon. We have invited m y parents to join us on the cruise* because their anniversary is this month, and they have never been on a cruise. M y par­ ents thought it was a wonderful idea. Nut. however. Ilu*\ are tv.tvt-riitg .i N miI w liellu-r to go Iv . . i i i m - i i i v younger sister lias lolif Mother she iloesn I want them to go. and she doesn I understand w in we w ould invite them on our honeymoon in the first place! I am very angry and upset that they w ould consider changing their plans in order to make m y sister happy Should i confront her about her jeal­ ousy’ Why w o uld she deliberately sabotage our relationship w ith the folks when things between us are so great? B R ID E -T O -B E IN R A L E IG H , N .C. D E A R B R ID E -T O -B E : Because y o u r sister is insecure. She view s you and your fiance's rela­ tionship as threatening to her position in the family structure. Confronting her about her jealousy and insecurity w ill only fan the flames. It is yo u r parents who must stand their ground and refuse to be manipulated out of the trip of a lifetim e. Your sister is out of line, and your parents must be strong enough to lovingly, but firm ly, pul her in her place. D E A R A B B Y: Last night, a really cute guy kts-^-d me. I le savs he wants nothing further to do with me unless I will have sexual relations with him — then he w ill date me. I like him a lot and really want this to work out. What should I do? G O IN G O N Ih IN O H IO 1)1 Alt G O I N G O N Ih: lie may be cute, but you have described a user and a loser. A reader once sent me the following — and it applies to you: "When I saw him , I liked him. "When I liked him , I loved him . "When I loved him , 1 let him. "When I let h im , I lost him." Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as |eanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips Write IX-ar Abby at w w w I X-arAbby.com or P O Itox r>944l), Los Angeles. C A lHKk>9 •HUM S IV 1 MS VI I-H I S S S V N I I K S l l Dan Pin** I ilihn mill l ‘uhli\hcr SAT HsraM photo by Tommy Vincont This scarecrow didn't scare anyone away from a recent event held *i downtown Sanford Quite the opposite, as ho had a warm smite and a friendly wave The scarecrow will be greeting young ghosts and goblins Thursday evening when downtown Sanford opens its doors for young tnck or treaters from 6 to 8:30 pm. A costijmo contest wit bo held at 7 p m. at the comer of Park Avenue and First Street. C h ild Molestation Salvatore A . Palmer, 63, of R ivcrvicw Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday in connection w ith the reported sexu­ al abuse of two young girls. As the result of an investigation, it was reported tie bad sexually abused a girl for several years, when she was between the ages of 10 and 14. In m rw rrti *n with that incident, he was charged will. sosu.il offense against a child 12 to Is years of age, sexual offense by a person over age 18, and sexual assault/battery. In a second case, he was accused of having been involved with an eight year old. In connection with this case he was charged with sexual offense against a child under age 12 and sexual offense by a person over age 18. * Ram m ing Stephen Alan Cantrell, 24, of Lakeview Street. I.ongvvood, was arrested by I.ongvvood police early Tuesday. Officers said he had twice rammed a vehicle driven by a wom an on SR-4.3J at Ronald Reagan Blvd., and alter she stopped, he p u r­ sued her, reportedly with a hunting knife. Officers said he fled from the area but was apprehended by Sheriff's deputies, f le was charged w ith two counts of aggravated assault with intent to commit a felony, and carrying a concealed weapon After being taken to the |ohn E. I’olk Correctional Facility, it was learned he was also wanted on a warrant for violation of probation on Sanford police Sunday on Orlando Drive at SR-417. H e was charged with D U I alcohol/drugs and reckless driving. Peter Ratliff French, 39, of SpringvviKid Circle, I.ongvvood. was stopped by deputies Monday at his residence. He was charged with D U I alcohol/drugs, driving with a sus­ pended license* and attached license plate not assigned. a previous conviction of battery. D rug Case Travis Trell Davis, 28, of LikeMonroe, was arrested by Sanford police Monday. A n officer had fol­ lowed his vehicle info Castle Brewer Court, where Davis reportedly stopped the vehicle and fled on foot. He was eventually apprehended on 10th Street. H e was charged w ith possession of under 20 grams of m ar­ ijuana and resisting and officer w ith ­ out violence. At the jail, it was also determined he was wanted on an outstanding Seminole C ounty warrant for failing fo appear on a charge of battery. THUR Edmundson Chesterfield Edwards, 23, was stopped by Sanford police Monday at lllh Street and French Avenue. He was charged with D U I. reckless driving, and having an open container in a motor vehicle. Lyman H igh S-hool in Longwood w ill hold a H a ll of Fame Induction Ceremony Thursday, Nov. 7, al 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Six indi­ viduals w ill be inducted into the hall of tame. According to Assistant Principal Robert Black, these are former stu­ dents w h o have gone on the give major contributions to society, including sports, poli­ tics, and other endeavors. Pickets for the event an* $25 per person ami may I v p u r­ chased at the Administration Office at Lyman or on the night of Ihe event. Battery Miguel Angel Ruiz, 35, of How ard Blvd., Lik e Mary, was arrested bySanford police early Tuesday at W indbridge Circle, Sanford, where he had reportedly been involved in an altercation w ith a female. I le was charged with four counts of battery domestic violence, and aggravated battery. D U I Arrests David Earl Crow e, 48, of Yamecraw Drive, l ake Monroe, was stopped by sheriff's deputies Sunday on Orange Blv d , in the parking lot of a convenience store. I le was charged with driving under the influence (D L 'I) of alcohol/drugs, driving with a suspended license, and giving a false ID to a law enforcement officer. D row ning A n 82-year old woman, Helen Brown, drowned possibly late Sunday in a pond in the rear of 717 Adidas Road in Winter Springs Winter Springs police removed the woman's body from the pond at m id ­ night. She was pronounced dead at the scene Police investigators early Monday say it appears to have h*x-n accidental drow ning. Victor Martinez, 45. O ld English Loop, Sanford, was slopped by SAT Central Florida Lyric Opera presents "The Barber of Seville," Nov. 9 at 7:30 p m. at Helen Stairs Theatre for the Performing Arts, 203 Magnolia Avenue in Sanford. Admission is $10, $|5 and $20. for adition.il information or reservations phone 407­ 321-1111. Sheriff’s Office offering Internet safety course I he Seminole C ounty Sheriff's Office will Ih - offering an Internet safety course tor people who oversee children's on line activ ilit-s I he class is free and endorsed oy theInternational l >rdcr of Chiefs of Police and the I cderal l aw Enforcement (raining Center. I he class will touch upon: • Computer hardware and soft­ ware basics • Windows basics • Getting connec ted to the Internet H5 • Internet addressing • Newsgroups • E-mail • Hacking • Protecting Your Privacy • Internet Fraud • Sex Crimes • Internet Chats • Filtering and blin king unwanted sites with software • Searching the Internet tor infor­ mation on you • See instructors will chat, “live" on T h e S e m in o l e H the Internet as a child. • Searching your computer to sec what they have been doing • Internet Safety Summarv Hie class vv ill he held Saturday, Nov. 9 front 8:3(1 d.m to 4 30 p.m at the National Center tor I orensic Science, located at 1235-t Research Parkway in Orlando (near L C D For more information, go to w w w seminolesheriff org Pre-registration is required e r a ld Celery C ity Cruisers in conjunction with the remod­ eled Seminole County Historical Museum will pre•vnt their I9fi, annual car Show at the museum, Saturday, Nov 9. I here w ill be entertain­ ment, fiHid and beverages with 15 classes of vehicles entered in the competition for Best of Show. W c wclcomtf antl encourage your letters and comments. A ll letters must include you r name, address anil phone number to be published. Admm i*tret»on B*rr, Dennett ".Vc-niu# Srminnlf Cumin Suite / W ' E d ito ria l Wednesday October 30, 2002 • Vol 95, No 2 1 Write to us: Published every Wednesday and Saturday by nepubkc Newspapers. Inc • 300 N Trench Awe . Santurd FL 32771 300 N. French Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 M ifa ii* Jerui D itp U y A d v t it it in g fiOM/ml j«vr*j4-r If! 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Ambiance and music from the '50s w hile enjoying trivia games, a dance contest, a silent auction, a costume con­ test (dig out your old poodle skirts leather jackets and sad­ dle shoos), door prizes and g(H>d old-fashioned fun as you cruise aboard the Rivership Romance. Cost is just $50 (includes dinner) per person. Don't be left at the dock Call 407-322V>(k) tor information and tick­ ets. F a * u s: (407)323-9408 �T iik S o nNoLr. H fh .m ii Wnlnrsitiiy. October 30. 2002 P f lg f 3 ,\ Ci 0 Obituaries ^ D A W N IE L L - I ) i Saturday, Nov. 2 at II a m. at Allen Chapel A M E. Church. 1203 West 12th Street, Sanford, with Rev. Valerie I lenry officiat­ ing. Visitation will be Friday, Nov. I from 5 until 9 p m . at Sunrise Funeral Hom e Chapel, Locust Avenue, San ford. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. y d h tl ii F r 1 F i t i i i —— Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. W IL L IA M E U G E N E GLOVER William Eugene Glover, 76, Huntington Drive, DeLand, C b t e r ni almcmbcr of S« d ia l Fridav, Oct. 25. 2002 at his U ,’ ,ri s Catholic Church residence. Born in Fairmont. ^ Vorsinc,ude husband IV.Va., he moved to Central • ’ m w Courtney. Deltona; E. K E IT H C R O S B Y aughters, Brook and Brittney Florida from M iddleburg, Ohio E. Keith Crosby. 07, 26 years ago. I le was retired ^ r t n e y .h u h o f U .R o n .:^ . Providence Blvd., Deltona, died wits Brum ami Debra from the electronics industry., Saturday, Oct 26, 2002 at and attended Faith Evangelical f c ^ ^ W t o n a ; brother. Deltona Healthcare. Bom in Lutheran Church. H e was a 'su r. kr l , n r 'n d - , r ' ,x,|'»n a ; Somerville, Mass., he moved to member of DeLand Country VV. •TA ? my> Kr?'s,j|- and Deltona in 1%7. He was a Club, a Mason at Bores #382 retired industrial engineer for K ra n d m ^ i,ViCc ' n' ,o ftX ,| ,o n j« Masonic Temple, and a veteran g n d m o .h e r.E u rlc e tk H lfre y . Norton Corp. Worchester, Mass of the U.S. Arm y. He belonged to F A A M Survivors include wife, B.ildauff Family Funeral (Masonic Lodge), Worchester, Mildred "M illie”; sons, Home, orange City, In charge of and Deltona Golf tt Countrv Randolph, Del .and, Gary, arrangements. Club. Strongsville, O hio, Richard, Survivors include wife, DeLand, and Paul, Winter L A U R A A N N BURKE Dorothy Jean Cnisby; son, . Springs; brother, Paul, West , l , l “ M Ann Burke, 34, West William Clyde Crosby, Tolland, Virginia; sister, Doris Liym an, I! h Street, Sanford. died C onn.; daughter, Claia* Jean West Virginia; six grandchil­ 1'uirsday, Oct. 24.2002 at her Stone, Port Charlotte; sister, dren; one great-grandson. JWMJence She was bom June 5. Mildred Costello, Port St. John, Memorial donations may bo ,n Samonl and was a lifefive grandchildren; II great­ made in his name to Methodist ,on« ""W e n t. She was a home­ grandchildren. Children's Home, 51 Main maker and a member of Allen Memorial donations may be Street. Enterprise, F L 32725. Chanel A .M .E .C h u rc h in.. made to Hospice of Sanford. Fourtowns Cremation, Inc., Volusia/Flagler, 3800 Woodbriar Orange City, in charge of Sure Ivors include daughter, Trail. Port Orange, F L 32119. arrangements. Owra Janae Burke; mother, Baldaulf Family Funeral Geraldine Burke, Sanford; Home/Cremation Service, O LA M AE LO N G brothers, Gerald Frazier, Orange City, in charge of Ola Mae Long, 65, West 5th "alatka, M i n s Burke Jr arrangements. Street, Seminole Garden, Greenville. S C. James Burke Sanford, died Sunday, Oct. 27, and Willie Burke both of H U G H BRYAN D YS O N 2002 at her residence. She was Sanford; sisters, M ildred Cooks Hugh Bryan Dyson, 44, born Aug. 29, |937 in Albany, ami Beatrice Wynn, both of Altamonte Springs, d ia l Friday, Georgia. She was a homemaker Sanford, Linda Medlock. Avon Del- 25, 2002.1le was bom Sept. and a Baptist I ark, Brenda Mayes, Sandra 14. 1958 in Sanford. Survivors include mother, Barnes, Sharon Burke and Survivors include brother, Eunice Williams, Sanford; broth­ Regina Burke, all of Sanford. Billy J.. Deltona; sister, Sarah ers. Charles Williams, Willie Lev Lster Barber, Hendersonville, Ruth Freer, Daytona Beach. Williams, Loucis Williams and N.C. Graveside services were held Marcellos Williams, all of Funeral services w ill be Monday, Oct. 28 at Sylvan Like Rochester, N.Y., Isaac Williams. U " Shh° moVed t & u in manager ' I* '11*'General Store in R eg atta returning to Sanford The Gator Chaser I lead Race prvs«nttd by Greenberg Traurig la w (formerly known as the Head of Like Monnx- Regatta) will return to Sanfonl for a second consecutive year on Saturday, Nov. 9. Ihc Im-.h I race will take place on Like Monroe and is expected to attract more than 1,500 rowers Hie day-long event will fea­ ture top competitors from high M.hixils. aillege and masters im a r u w in mini iir ' m in v Southeast. Olympic hopeful and Rollins College alumni Gavin Fra-*' will also he participating in flu* race. Frase finished second in the U S . National Team In tuits on Aug. 20 in the light­ weight men's single event With the help ot the Greenberg Traurig la w firm in downtown Orlando, Mitty Events brought Kick competitive rowing to lake Monroe for the tirsl time in 25 years at last vear's race Hie race featured 14 teams. 'H u n k s to llie generous par­ ticipation of Gnvnherg traurig I aw linn and in response to the enthusiastic feedluck we received from the row ing com­ munity, Mitty Events is pleased lo present the Second Annual (.ltiir C baser I lead Race, said Mitty Events Partner F/ra Simmons. V\e look forward to continuing this annual event and boo m in g the preeminent tall head race regatta in the south­ east." More than 2.500 participants, coaches, families and friends are expected to attend this event I ni more information regarding the Gator Chaser Head Race 2tX>2, log onto w w w .m iltyevents.com Ill, Sanford; sisters, Dessie Mae Stokes, Mildred Boles and Leola Williams, all of Rochester N.Y.; devoted friend and companion Kenney Jackson, Sanford; three grandchildren; nine great­ grandchildren. Funeral services w ill be Saturday, Nov. 2. at II a m. at N ew M ount Calvcry Baptist Church, Sanford, with Rev. Ricky Scott officiating. Viewing w ill be Friday, Nov. 1 from 4 until 8 p.m. at WilsonEichelberger Mortuary, Inc., I I 10 Pine Avenue^anford. Interment will be at Restlawn Cemetery. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. C O R A LEE M O R G A N Cora D * Morgan, 81, Elkcam Blvd., IX'ltona, died Friday, Oct. 25, 21X12 at Florida Flospital Fish Memorial. She was born Feb. 6,1921 in Sanford. She was a homemaker and a member of Word of Faith Church, Deltona. Survivors include brother, Ferman Barrett, Geneva, N.Y.; sisters, Millie Bell Jones, Sanford, Lucille Walker, IX'ltona. Funeral services w ill be Saturday, Nov. 2, at 11 a m. at St. Matthews M B. Church. Viewing will be Friday, Nov. 1 from 4 until 8 p m. at Wilson Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc. A L IC E S H IR L E Y O S B O R N Alice Shirley Osborn, 68, Valley Drive, tX'Leon Springs, died Saturday, Oct. 26, 2002 at her residence. She was bom in Sanford She was a restaurant cook and a Protestant. Survivors include husband, Richard; four sons; three daugh­ ters; sister Vardon Dellacqueline, N ew Smyrna Beach; several grandchildren; several great-grandchildren. Fourtowns Cremation, Inc., Orange City, in charge of arrangements. JO S E P H D A N IE L R Y A N Joseph Daniel Ryan, 78, of Sanford, died Saturday, Oct. 26, 2002 at his residence. Bom Oct. 26, 1924 in Brooklyn, N.Y., he moved to Sanford from Bergenfield, N.J. in I99l. He was a member of A ll Souls Catholic Church, Sanford. Survivors include sister, Margaret Carriero, Sanford. A Mass of Christian Burial w ill be held at 11 a m. Thursday, CXt. 31, at the All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford. Public visitation will be from 6 until 8 p.m. VVednesday, Oct. 30 at the Gram kow Funeral Hom e in Sanford. Gram kow Funeral Hom e, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. J A N IC E I. S C H N E ID E R Janice I. Schneider, 39, Layton Avenue, Deltona, died Friday, Oct. 25,2002 at Dollar General Store, Deltona Blvd., Deltona Bom in Alliance, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida I 1/2 years ago. She was a sales clerk at Dollar General Store and a Baptist. Survivors include husband, Theodore J. Teixeira; son, Thomas J. Teixeira, Deltona; daughter, Jessica Lynn Pierce, Deltona; step-brother, James R. Craig, II, Alliance, Ohio; sister, Kellie J. Lee, IX'ltona; step-sis­ ters, Sheri L Hill, Canton, Ohio, Kim A. Hanes, Sebring, Ohio, Theresa R. Hill, Alliance, O hio Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. * B a n jle ld F u n e r a l f o m e n t Family Owned A Serving Central Doricla Since 1989 ' i f G U A R A N T E E D L O W E S T F•RICES H U N T M OHUM CNT CO. 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L•- 339-4883 J L 321-0895 -* 339-7365 - 862-4323 - - 465-6644 - j ^ ACE HARDWAREa^CC HARDWAREdiCCHARDWAREsiCE HARDWAREeiCEHARDWARE �I'a g e 4 A Wrdncuilay. October .to. 2002 T iie Seminole lln tu n Business Comfrot Inn & Suites hosts Taste of Sanford’ i. i) read up v m ils Dew A ll • •t tor p our > or foi I f» VVliei 01 I'lam worn and r to aci what mean reflet that a mush Keltic respe H«rald photo« by Dan Ping Thoo Hollerbach, owner ot the Willow Tree Restaurant, serves up tasty German food Tho Comfort Inn & Suites hosted a Taste ot Sanford event as part of the Sanford Chamber ot Commerce's monthly After Hours The event highlighted local tood vendors. The host lor the evening was Paul Temple, center, the hotel's general manager He is Hanked by executives from the company OF. seconi unlikt We sp and rT wedii crtiiM! We <mise and tl ents tl Not i' lieth (old \» 'lie ilo lliem ( i ery a >It.mgi happy, ■iiisy? relatioi us are Marj Badke, lett. director ot sales and marketing for tho hotel, and Sanford Chamber Director Angelia Gordon are all smiles during the Taste ot Santord DLA uisecu tionshi lam ily jealous flames ground the trip and yi» lovingl Outback Steakhouse's Kr>rl tho Koala, left, manager Eric Feitt and assistant manager Christine Granduvo dished out plenty ot treats from ‘Down Under" Of ,\ ki"t'tl | d o with W lilt till lot and 'lloilld ; Far left: Pam Coflman, Gina Bellanco and Rafael Duarte of Sam's Club ottered plenty ot ice cold shrimp Center: Zac Maddox Jennifer Landman, and Mohamed Benhakuma of Don Pablos prepared Mexican tood tor participants Right: Cracker Barrel's Daniel Rice and Joe Stephens ottered lots ot down home cooking OEAl you hav n i n e set You: W ho W in "W h e Whe I V ,ir i N A TIV ITY CHURCH $i/e< S i•on FALL F E S T 2002 11so k ill | In tier i( M'l'V at I o ' A n jj Adm in a Onpny Jutn C im .ii., T«J L*«al / Cut • V | Friday Saturday Sunday Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 3 6 :0 0 PM - 10:00 PM 12:30 PM - 10:00 PM 12:30 P M - 8 :0 0 PM 3255 N. Co. Rd. 427, Longwood, FI Rich Food Plan's Dan Silva, vice president, and Brent Adamson, president, wore on hand to provide details on the tood service plans tor thoso times when you want to eat at home �T iif. SrMiNorr lln u i n Wrrlneiilay. Ortnlwr 3(1. 2002 I’agP I».\ Business Briefcases Twcher, NFL player join Coldwell Banker in Lake Mary Gina Tower and Malt Darbv Jwve joined Cold well linker R ^id m lia l Real Estate, Inc. as a full-lime sales associate working outof,heL,keM ary.M ea(hm w office located at 3733 Lake Emma K«vid. according to Robin M uzcka, Managing Broker of the Coldw ell Banker Florida Lake Mary-1 Icathrow office. I’rior to joining Coldwell Tmv" and Darbv met ,hc Flondj wal estate licensing wquimnents and completed the Coldwell Banker Residential Real f state, Inc "Discover the Difference” course. "Were pleased to have Gina and Matt <>n our team," says Muzcka. In •heir new positions with the company Tower and Darby will be specializing in residential real estate sales. Tow er’s professional career background is in the teaching profession. Darby's professional career background includes a successful six-year N F L career, four with the Buffalo Bills and two with the Arizona Cardinals; partici­ pant in two Super Bowls, o w n ­ ing and managing a business. I le holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Afro-AM Studies from U C LA . He has a strong commit­ ment to physical fitness, leading to his earning national certifica­ tions in Strength it Conditioning and Personal Training. Temp agency shaves workers' comp costs The Risk Management d iv i­ sion of Workers Temporary Staffing, one of Florida's largest and most active temporary employment agencies, has reduced the firm's workers com* pensation costs by five to I 5 per­ cent over the past year. Mark Ling, founder and chief executive officer, said the swings have resulted from "controlling losses through day in and day out risk reduction measures.' "The firm employs three Safety Consultants with a com- billed M) years of experience in job safety and are all 0 5 1 I \ certi­ fied," slid Ling. Donald Albright, a sifetv pro­ fessional with over 30 years of experience, formerly with the Corp. of Fngineers; Ralphael Kolbjomsen, with over 25 years, formerly with the aeronautical division of the U.S. government and Siona Cleary with five years of experience and a master of sci­ ence in occupational health ami ergonomics. These three Safely Consultants ensure that W TS team members are following all the company's policies of safety first, whether in construction, light industrial or environmental services. Monitoring the staff at all 22 Workers Temp locations through­ out tlie state w ho employ as many as 2,(XX) people daily is quite an undertaking. Lin g admits, "But we’re just doing what our clients hired us to do, sw in g lives and ensuring pro­ ductivity." Construction To Start At Regency Pointe In Lake Mary Construction of the first two buildings w ill be underway by the end of the year at Regency Pointe, a professional office cam­ pus located off Like Mary Blvd. and Fifth St. in Like Mary. Del Wood of Stirling International Realty, Inc. is head­ ing up sales for the project. Worn! said altogether sev en buildings are planned at Regency Pointe ranging in size from .VXX) to 8.71X1 square feet. The first building will include 8,7(X) square feet of office and retail space. Wood said, and he is negotiating with several retailernow. Stirling is ext lusivc sik> and marketing n-presentative for (lie park that is being developed by IX-IRo Partners. Tcchnologies-Florida,1.LC is handling i-kx.iric.il work on the now University of Tampa Parking Ckrrago under ils con­ tract with general contractor Finfrock, Orlando. I leaded by Jack A. Olmstcad, President, Encompass Electrical Tcchnologies-Florida, EEC, is prominently ranked as the largest specialty contractor in Elorida according to Southeast Construction - Florida Edition magazine based on reported rev enuos of $2(X) million. Flie company is parf of U.S. market leader Encompass Services Corporation which is nationally ranked *1 atop Engineering News-Record’s annual Top MX) Specially Contractors survey. Altamonte Springs-baMxl Encompass Electrical Technologies Florida has divisional offices in Deerfield Beach, Fort Myers, Jupiter, Ocala and Tampa. Encompass Services Corporation provides a portfolio of electrical technologies, net­ Engine Light On? ... Com e S e e Us! CATALYTIC CONVERTERS CustomExhaust Specialist For 20 Years. 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October .’It). 2002 T iie Seminoi r H er tin _______ Musi t\ Business______ __ Comfrot Inn & Suites hosts Taste of Sanford’ sing D EA R AB reader, ami .* up with the i music videos Dear Abby •••••• for parlicipat our young be or for not pre I feel so ov Where does i NO D E A R N.J blame game, women — »h and not just I to accomplisl what is on te meant to be i reflection of that as glamc music videos getting a goo respect them D E A R AB second time, unlike m y fir We spend a It and m y fathe wedding is If cruise for out We have in i ruise becaui and they haw ents thought N ow ,how i whether to gt told Mother slie diK sii t ui them on our I • v ery angry at changing ihei happy. Shoult ousy? W hy w relationship v us are so grea I Theo Hollerbach, owner of the Willow Tree Restaurant, serves up tasty Gorman food Marj Badke. left, director of sales and smiles during the Taste ot Sanford ma,ke"n9 ** " " ^ ^ S*1n'0fd M#faid photo* by D «n Ping D'feC,0r An9°"a Go,don aro ■“ Tho Comfort Inn & Suitos hosted a Taste ol Sanford event os part o» the Sanford Chamber of Commerce's more, After Hours Tho evonl highlighted local food vendors Tho host for the evening was Paul Temple, center, the hot* i general manager. Ho is flanked by executives from the company Outback Steakhouse's Karl the Koala, left, manager Erie Feitt and assistant managor Christine Granduko dished out plenty ot treats from ’Down Under " D E A R Bid insecure. She tionship as tl family struct jealousy and llames. It i s ) ground and t the trip of a I and your par lovingly, hul D E A R ABI kissed me. I li tlo with me u with him — | lot and really should I do? - 1)1 A K ( . ( ) vou have des once sent me you: "When I sa "When I til "W hen I In "W hen I le fe w N A TIV ITY CHURCH FALL F E S T 2002 Dear Abby also know n .( by her motlu* Abby .it www I os Angeles, t < :i« Q Admtmttrt B*tTy H~rf 0«»pl4y Adv* Ro*,/* L.irsn **■«>*»■| >»•« • Rally Round The Flag John Coftrr Advt T«j Wu h| L#yjl Ad««.1 Maltj S/nj CifCto!*t : Wanda 9UmjH» Friday Saturday Sunday Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 3 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM 12:30 PM - 10:00 PM 12:30 P M - 8 :00 PM 3255 N. Co. Rd. 427, Long wood, FI ni9h,: c , “ h0' n » « ' R'“ Rich Food Plan s Dan vice president, and Brt Adamson, president, w band to provide details food service plans for t limes when you want ti home �T in SiM iM ii r. U n io n P il « 0 l> \ Wrilnetul.'iv OtIiiInt HO. 2002 T ig h t L in e s o n th e C o a s t l) Frisky fish along New Smyrna Beash provide plenty of sport J « IS I rv.n up • mil? •••••• p H By Tom Heath Special to the Herald Gist night, the sound of mullet thrashing in the canal in m y backyard was like a giant wash­ ing machine — up and d o w n the canal I could see the water churning. Under m y dock light there were thousands of finger mullet swim m ing in daisy chain pat­ terns. round and round they were swimming. Occasionally there w ould bo a big splash as a Trout, Snook, Jack or Blue w ould destroy their parade as they captured a tasty mullet and retreated to the dark­ ness beyond the light. The lucky ° mullet w h o escaped w ould quickly return to their pattern of sw im m ing in circles until the next intrusion by the hungry hunters. These are the days and nights when you need to find time to visit N e w Smyrna Beach. Grab a rod, your cast net and get over here. Tire fishing cannot he any better and the trophies are there for the taking. Spinning nut, casting or fly rod, its your choice. A boat is great, but right now, you sim ply need to find the time to join the fun. L is t weekend a couple of friends called me Sunday morn­ ing, much later than usual, sug­ gesting a trip offshore. W ith the Doai A ll T h e r e ’s a • •i better for p our j or fm I fa Whta w a y to b u y in s u r a n c e . You ca n buy you r in s u ra n c e DE bljtni womi and n lo JCC what mean1 rcflcc that ai music Rftliri; respet from a stranger at a DEAI insecure lionship family si jealousy flames. I ground » the Irip o and your lovingly. DEAR. kissed mu do Willi in with him • lot and tea should I ill DEAR G you have d once sent u you: "When I "When I i "When I I "When I I L large swells and w in d y condi­ tions, I suggested we lake m y 31fix>t vessel. Within just over an hour w e pushed off m y disk with a livewell full of fat pinfish which they had caught the day before. O u r destination was the 2H fathom ledge about 37 to 41) miles offshore. Tiie 'ledge'' runs north and south along Florida's east coast and holds massive Grouper, Snapper and Jacks along with bait which attracts Dolphin, Wahoo and S iiK and the list goes on. A good day on the ledge is one w ith little current which allows you to drop dow n those fat Pinfish with 12 to 20 ounces of lead in the hopes of catching our favorite, the G ray Grouper. O n our first drop we found the current to be minimal and that usually means a good Irip. Suddenly, two of us hooked up at the exact same time. We hulked at one another as we strained to hold on to whatever tixik our baits. At this moment your mind races as you battle what you know is a big fish. We shouted encouragement to each other as we fought to keep these monsters (rum returning to their NUM BER R IC H A R D R U S S 1 o r fro m Problems - Consult a Specialist who cares about \our family’s protection and security. H a r r e ll & B e v e r ly T r a n s m is s io n s £ Since IMS 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford (407) 322-0285 xAuto-Owners Insurance Pursuant to Chapter 102.141(2), Florida Statutes, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Seminole County Canvassing Board will meet at 10:00 A.M. on November I. in the Supervisor of Elections Office, 116 W. 1st Are Not M^jor ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you ean trust and respect. 2 0 9 W. 2 5 th S t., S a n f o r d Life Homo Car Business Ti* "Nt Pukttm “ PufU* Ho*/* l «i*ec w. « Joftn C U liflw d A J . * j haf l* g «i Advert* Pttfli Sm<trt Circulation ViurnU Koiiip* m v -o o s m Spookolla i » We Do Wednesday, October 30th Sanford City Hall 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Ages 12 & Under Supervisor o f Elections, at 407-665-7700. 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For additional information contact Sandy Goard. 322- Since 1959...Same Location First Street will be closed from Oak Avenue to Sanford Ave. D«tpUy Atfver tom IlM lh H »r» In .%»•» S m »«n . NOTICE In H is t o r ic D o w n to w n S a n fo rd to Admmittrfli in disbelief as the Dolphin head­ ed east trailing my flyline behind him. We kicked the engines in gear Defects Spooky Hollow ---------------- \ line All Transmission w ra ii iV tir Abb< also known < by her molht Abby al w w i I os Angelos. homes on the bottom. Alter ID minutes of heated battle the first fish was visible beneath the boat. Was it a mon­ ster G m uper of 50 pounds or a big Shark or what? "Jack," we screamed, a big Jack! As the third fisherman sunk the gaff and hoisted the first prize aboard, our big eyes must have fold the story. These two jacks later lipped the scales at 67 and 63 pounds. While they do reach 100 pounds and more, catching these two bruisers at the same time was a feat we will long remember. Fish on the first drop are always the sign of a good day to follow. We later caught Scamp Grouper, Snow y Grouper, M ango Snapper, Red Eyes, I’orgies the si/e of dinner plates and Dolphin which were attract­ ed to our boat. The most exciting thing about bottom fishing is the variety of fish w hich you encounter, and unlike trolling, everyone gets to have a hand in the fishing and hopefully the catching. The FXilphin which swam up to our boat allow me to empha­ size the importance of being pre­ la ............... A ________________ andi took off after the fish and rm y pared In this case that meant which was easy to follow. As having bail cut and ready to the line came along side. I used throw out as chum to keep them the gaffed it and quickly took a interested while you switch rixls. triple w rap with the intention of We always take along a couple fighting the frisky Dolphin by of spinning rods rigged with hand Me jumped several times smaller hooks and a trace of like a wild horse at the end of a wire. These outfits can he used rope and eventually broke my for a drifl line off the stern as you leader and swam off with my bottom fish or they can be quick­ favorite fly. At least I got m y line ly baited and used to cast out to back and reminded myself how circling fish. important if is to retie old knots I grabbed m y flynxl while my and check and recheck your two buddies used spinners. With our bottom rixls still in the rod equipment. Great trips out of Ponce Inlet holders, we hooked three don't always have to planned in Dolphin at once and the real fun advance, l ive for today and began. The largest was a bull of come on over. Whether you fish 20 pounds and the other two Ihe jetty for Reds, Blues, Trout or were 12 and 15 pounds. Flounder; troll for Sails, Wahoo rhe only fish to escape our and Dolphin or deep dn>p for gaff was the one I hooked on a Grouper and Snapper or Jacks, it fly. Each time I brought him to the boat he made another run, is happening right here in my backyard. Come on over anil get burning m y bands as I tried to slow his escape by palming the in on the fall action. Put N ew spool. O n the third run my knot Smyrna Beach on the top of your separated where the flyline was list of fishing destinations. You joined to the backing I watched won't bo sorry! -8 Call today and talk to a real person DEi second unlike We spt and m; woililli rn iivr i We | cruise 1 and Hu enfs lh« Now, iv hclllo IuM Mi she doe them or very an, ihangin happy ‘ ousy? l\ relalioni us are s< J Club H i- Sen ii e Sanford, id le Mary, Seminole Canals A Stannindinii A n as f \ U i It <e st m L • v n * * c n t 1 �Titr. S im r lit h u d in o i ecr Day Wntnrufciy IK totw r .10. 2IHI2 P a g e 7 ,\ ,d from P«ge 1A Danielle Traylor from Winter ,rr it means eight more idiool. Some of them V m g s High School attendc*(l j/r lh.it." <il of career day is to ' ■ By 'h e end of the m om ine one of the pro& Jrtits discover what jobs she S|°ns wasn't for her ' rheinterested in pursu" M y interest in both careers is yid The event also ! h t masons w h v I attended t lllh-graders deter..it skills, schooling and U k nn mT v m,,y' ’ TrJy^i°r MK id n n e "N | I l io w in- needed in various I w ant to do. Hut, |’m still inter ts. cons in ehiidcare. A nd, I am also xjday, students attendconsidering architecture.” Jvps led by speakers in students weren't the only v-n careers. Each stur surveyed before the 2002 IO bcrWfi* fmm Carccr Day determine which three dirt’ would attend. sav ihsa’lk OOC Vf Vt)lunteers s jy that the students weren't the only o n « learning,” Lin e said. She said she was learning a lot during the day, too." C a le n d a r W in n e rs Many of the volunteers partic­ ipate in the annual event mom than once. Tuesday was the sec­ ond time Itecky Caterino, a certi•ed veterinary technician from ! , 0 Mary Companion Animal Hospital, participated in SCC's career day. "I think it is important to pro­ mote m y profession and to encourage students to go to col­ lege," Caterino said. "We need to encourage them to do something with their lives after high school. And. I think I have helped." o nxikies nner, and Giants off nil veteran 1 get the itcenter. It n that up to end rd from Page I A vvvsaid to date, 12 to 14 a nave expressed inter.oeare willing to commit issued a conference ccnrcmslrocted. JJ feel a lot mom comi we hail a hotel," said vnerWhitey Eckstein. "I t tosee the county assist uituig a hotel. They have ntacts" n said commissioners f>*ition of "taking a leap : c*«y can Kick out of confervrve center up to 30 day-s before Kinds for the pn>(tvt am sold. I fowever, hotel companies want Kinds issued as •in assurance th.it the city and county arc committed to the pro­ tect. r try to kill the pn>ject." Ilw city can't proceed with a conference center unless it's "a gixxl deal” for Sanford. Lesson! Ivlioves the county is willing to work with the city to negotiate an appropriate agmement. IXi you think the county Is going to build a $12 to $15 million conference center and let it floundet ?" Lessard said. "If this tiling moves forward, it marries the county to Sanford through thick and thin." r Commissioner Vfclma Williams « ' d she Is concerned her fellow commissioners were looking for rv‘' * ’ns not to move forwanl. "Vou'm asking the right queshoas, Williams said, "but let's not d w in was which metliing on til the fjj/® Attorney Norm Wolfinger and Sommolo County Sheriff Don P*0*0* vmcwni 2003 Drug-Free Calendar and Essay Contest Seminole* fifth l ^ 9®' roc°nnV named ,he winners In the posters for the annual contest, which is also sponsored W the S o m ^ r '' *1* ®'9hlh graders draw the Ribbon Steering Committee and a number of local banks anrfrJ 0 County Sch°°l BoardRod poster to be featured tor each month of the yoar The winnino oss.^',«!?S?CS A panel °' )ud3°s select one endar will be distributed through the schools before the Chnstmas ln lhe ca,endar’ a,so The calSkidmore at 407-665-5325 Pictured above in the front r ^ i r ^ L a S ? ',™ '9 in,°""a"on. call Audrey Rusw. Benjamin Davis. Amber Smith. Jossica Leo B r i m I ? p S * ' " Ar,an® Roman- Mona^ Chelsea Smith. Pamela Crespo Ruiz. Enhka Em,I rina ButVm if,,* an2 Esl,n9°f ln lhe *><* row are _ ' 9 But,ler’ Ka,henne Castano and Derek Delgado ernment d from Page 1A unities for residents to educated about the id Commissioner Randy ingthe public will be just ir to consider, noted nner Art Wlxxlniff. The mission w ill have to sv the Lvsue should be hat the specifics will he pmcess will be the best to use. "What concerns me Is if we deade what should go on the ref­ erendum. Is that like we'm endorsChe ballot language)?" VWxlruff asked. Eckstein disagreed. saying a request to nut any issue on thc b.il lot wnuliId requim commission approval. Approving a referen­ dum Is not tlie same as endorsing one position or another, he said. Woodmff inquired whether a cKirter review committee should l v appointed. The charter docs not axjuim a committee, Lessard said. If the citizens are going to divide the issue anyway, why do we need a committee?" Williams asked. While few specifics an* known, Lessard wants to have the issue decided during the city's March election. Grand prize essay winner tor the 2003 Drug-Free Calendar and Essay con­ test is. at left. Chelsea Smith, a seventh-grader at All Souls Catholic Church Her essay, titled T h e Future Holds Hope," will bo featured on this year's cal­ endar. Grand prize poster winner is. at right Brittney Patten, an eighth-grader at Indian Trails Middle School in Winter Springs The cal­ endars will be distributed through the schools before the Christmas break at the end ol December. Dartment d o n ates funds fo r reading Unless you H* big three detic | a In s t (ball t C e n te r -------------* * A I h. it n r designed to provide a safe haven tor I.unities on Halloween niglil," Safety Tips I Carefully monitor pum p­ kins when candles are lit. 2. Place pumpkins away from combustible materials, such as papers, plastics, curtains, and dried leaves or pines. 3. When going to bed, remove pumpkin and other candles from front of home. 4 Have a parent or guardian stay with children as they walk through neighborhood. A Slav in well-lighted areas. wear rell.-i live . lutlimy; ami w alk w ill. a llaslili^lii <> Avoid hard materials (such as wood, hard plastics) in ih ildron.s costumes 7. A llow children to go houses ol neighbors that parents know. H Accept only packaged or w rapped candy. ‘1 Keep costumed children aw ay from pets/animals. Die pets may not recognize them anil may bite in self-defense. 10. If driving, watch for chil­ dren in roadways and at cross­ walks. % Mtfbld photo by Tommy Vtoconl B L O W O U T ! C E L L U L A R NO MONEY = NO PROBLEM 99* $ 3 ost for ers ,'iedn bntli tins un ill make a ilavoffs. •it a -.(••a C ontinued from Page 1A vigilarke t»< pumpkins, surest ing they l v kept away trnm m m bustiblo materials stuh as paper, plastic, curtains and dry leaves When the night is over, they sug­ gest extinguishing any and all pumpkins which may have can­ dles, outside as well as in "Halloween is a time for cos­ tumes, make up and fun with the family," said Fire Chief Terry l.. Schenk. "M any of the malls, churches and local municipali­ ties in Seminole C ounty sponsor safe T ric k or Treat' events. These types of events are >d Police Chief Tom Jackson presents, from left. 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Bracy will play ame tor Seminole ego this Finlay �Pa«c 3A Wrdnrwlay. tktnlier III). 2002 Community Notes Paint Your Heart Out The Rotary Club of Casselberry and the City of Casselberry need volunteers for its Paint Your I feart Out project. N o prior experience necessary. Materials will be fur­ nished. I ho group will meet «>n Saturday, Nov. 9 form 8 am . until noon. Within a three to four hour period, volunteers will paint the exterior of select­ ed homos for families which are cither elderly, low-income or Ivn e other special needs. Volunteers can get more infor­ mation by calling Joannie Dixon at 407-262-77UI, ext. 1109. legal Aid Seminole County Legal Aid Is looking for office volunteers to assist with phone answering and help filling out applica­ tions. Contact Erin Martin at Tire Scminolt H ejuld Essay contest deadline extended According the National Historic Trust, historic sites have fascinating, engaging, and com­ pelling stories to tell. Preserv ing these places, listening to their sto­ ries anil learning from them are essential to our understanding of whom we are as Americans. Tlie Sanford Historic Trust is sponsoring a story-writing con­ test as part of Sanford’s 125 years celebration. Die stories must be about historic homes, buildings and ncighborhixxls in Seminole County. The essays must also be historically accurate, based on fact, and tell a gixxi story about the subject matter. The Sanford I tlstoric Trust will award: • $50 to the best story in the High School Division • $25 to the best story in the Middle School Division Each participant and each schixil with at least a single entry will receive certificates for partic­ ipation. Second local high school Cheer Festival Saturday Each story submitted will be linked to the Sanford Historic Site and posted on the International "Listening to the Walls" Web Site. Seminole C o u n ty participants are also encouraged to create web sites about their stories and research and submit these links. Submissions should be post­ dated no later than Nov. 15. Send entries to: Sanford Historic Trust, P O llox 536, Sanford, EL 32772-0516 M id d le and high school cheerleading/pop squads w ill be participating in Seminole C oun ty Public School’s second Cheer Festival. Last year's Cheer Festival had more than 4,000 specta­ tors, and all of Seminole C o u n ty's m iddle and high schools participated. Ihe Cheer Festival w ill be held in the Lake Hrantley H ig h School G ym nasium , located at 991 Sand L ik e Road in Altam onte Springs, on Saturday, Nov. 2. Adm ission w ill be $3 for spectators. Each squad w ill prepare a tw o -m in u le and thirty sec­ ond program that dem on­ strates school pride and sp ir­ it. Th e program may include, but is not limited to, cheers, dances, and chants. T h e schedule includes: Winter Springs drama department to present ‘Wild Oats’ Winter Springs High School recently announced its fall play will take to tlx- stage Nov. 15 and Nov. 16th. Ibis year's fall drama pnxiuction will lx- a play titled, "Wild Oats: A Romance of the Old Wist," adapted from John O'Keefe's play aixl written by James McClure’. Ih e production tells a tale of mistaken identities and complicat­ ed loves. Tlx* villains are vile. The henx’s are handsome. The damsels are ixit quite delicate, ami tlx> servants are silly. V'.ith non-stop laughs, this play will have the audience in hysterics ami charm people from tlx* first scene. Winter Springs H igh School also announced it has a new drama director, Al Knilick. Tickets go on sale Nov. I. General admission is $5. Some reserved seating will he available at an additional cost. For further ticket information, please call Winter Springs High ScFh x i I at 407-320-8750. Registration • 10 a m. — Coaches' M eeting • 10:30 a.m. — D ivision L\ M id d le School Pep Squads (n o n -tu m b lin g) • II a.m. — Division I M id d le School Cheerleaders 1 1 :3 0 p m - M iddle School A w a rd s N oon — Division II H ig h School Freshman Cheerleaders 12:30 p m. — Division III - H ig h School Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 1 p.m — Division IV I ligh School Varsity Cheerleaders 1:30 p.m . — High School A w a rd s For questions regarding the Cheer Festival, please contact Michelle Clopton at 407-320-6140. 407-834- 1660, ext 202. G irl Scout Drive Girl Scouts will bo deliver­ ing bags to friends, neighbors and relatives in Seminole Count)' and elsewhere in Central Florida, fmm now until Nov. 2, in the seventh annual Goodwill Good Turn LXiys clothing drive. Persons receiv­ ing hags are urged to fill them with used clothing and house­ hold items. The Girl Scouts will then collect the bugs ami deliv­ er them to Cxxxlwill Stores. "This Is by far Goodwill's sin­ gle annual clothing drive," said Rick Coleman, Goodwill's President and CEO. "Last year the Girl Scouts collected over 18,000 bags of clothing and household donations. For more information, call l Kxdwill at 407-857-0650 or Girl Scouts Council at 407-896­ 4475. Dinner Cruise Mujeres en Accion/ Women in Action invites the communi­ ty to an evening of dinner and dancing Monday, Nov. 11, dur­ ing a cruise on the historic waters of tlx1St. Johns River. Music will lx- provided bv Victoria Key. Hoarding lime is 4 .10p m ciisi is .i SIS dona­ tion. For more information, call 407-699-0191. Women in Action is a non-profit organization geared to assist anil improve the quality of life for women and children. Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club Fix* November program of Sweetwater CXiks Garden Club will be "Water Wise Landscaping” by Gabrieli Milch, hydrologist for St. Johns Water Management District. Fix' program will follow a brief business meeting and plant auction in the Community Kixim of Robb it Stucky Furniture store, 351 SR-414 in Altamonte Springs, Nov. II, beginning at 9 30 a m. New memlx'rs are welcome. Lor information, call Marilyn at 407-814-9482. Volunteers Needed Tlx- Seminole County ( •uunliun Ad Litem program is in rxvd of volunteers to advo­ cate for the Ix-st interest of abused. iu-gleitid and aban­ doned ihildren in a court pnrcetding lii become a Guardian Ad Litem volunteer you must be 21 years of age or older, jx»sscss good judgment, common sense and be capable of Ix lptng a child in crisis. You must present favorable references, lonsent to have your N x kgrounri chicked arxl complete 24 hours of training Guardian A d Litem training will lx- Ix'ld at tlx- Juvenile Justice Center, I Ml Hush lilvd in Sanford on Ncn 8 ,9 and 13 l or more information i all Tina at 407-665-5376. 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UCF took the ripening kick­ off and marched 71 yards in H plays to take a 7-0 lead, nnior quarterback Ryan Schneider threw a three-yard touchdown pass to senior tight end M ario Jackson for UCF's first scoring play of the game at the 10:35 mark in the first quarter. O n the drive, Schneider was 5-for-7 for 53 yards to lead U C I: on he scoring drive, rho Zips responded with 1 1I-play, 65-yard drive to ut the U C F lead to 7-3. \kron place-kicker Dill mllivan connected on a 32'ard field goal for the Zips' irst points of the contest at he 8:23 mark in the first quarter. Akron linebacker Chase Bljckbum caught his first a rm interception on UCF's text drive to set up the Zips with excellent field position it the UCF 42. Th e Zips went to their bag of tricks to score their next touchdown as they executed a perfect fake field goal for the go-ahead touch­ down. Holder Micah Faler threw a five-yard touchdown pass to |ay Rohr to give the Zips their first lead of the contest with 4:00 remaining in the opening quarter. UCF answered right back on its next drive as Alex I lay nos scores) on a one-yard touchdown run to give U C F the lead at 14-10 at the 14:55 mark in the second quarter. Fhe Golden Knights drove 80 yards on eight plays, includ­ ing a carver long 55-yard reception by Ivory Gaskins on the drive. The Golden Knights added to their lead on their next drive, as Schneider tossed a 10-yard touchdown pass to Fry/el to make the score 21 10 with 1013 remaining in the hall The touchdown reception tor F ry /el was his second of the season The high scoring affair con­ tinued as Akron drove 65 yards in six plays to cut the UCF lead to 21-17 Akron quarterback Charlie I rye scored on a 16-yard run into the corner ol the end /one at the 7:31 mark in the second quarter Akron lookoil to lx* in^ f o r the go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter, but Frye fumbled on the g<xd hne as he tried to stretch out tor the score Redshirt freshman O m a r Laurence recov ered lie tum ble to prevent the torn h- down. U C F used that momentum from t h e big play and marched 99 yards on nine plays as Schneider tossed a 35-yard scoring strike to Favans tapers to give the Golden Knights a 28- V had with 13 17 remaining in ttu I he 99 yard fourth quarter drive w a s the longest -coring el rive for Ut I on the year Schneider ended the coyest 22-for-2H for 287 yards and three touchdowns See UCF, Page 2U 6B -8B 7B C i n d e r e l l a is w e a r i n g a h a l o By D ean Sm ith Sports Editor A N A H E IM — Sanford's David Eckstein scores! what proved to lx- the game w inning run as the Anaheim Angels capped an amazing playoff run with a 4-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants in Game 7 of the World Series Sunday night at Edison International Field. Holding a three games to two lead in the Best of Seven Series, the Giants looked to lx- heading for their first World Championship since 1954, when they were the N ew York Giants and held Eckstein scores winning run as Angels take World Series Spring Training right here in Sanford, when they t«x>k a 5-0 lead into the sev­ enth inning of Saturday night's game Hut the Angels scored three runs in each of the seventh and eighth innings to pull out a 6-5 victory and send the series to a deciding Game 7. The Giants again ttx>k the lead on Sunday, scoring a run in the top of the first inning. Anaheim liixl the game in the bottom of the second inning on a two-out double by Hcngie Molina and took the lead for good in the bottom of the third inning. Eckstein, who walked leading off the bottom of Ihi* first, led off the inning with a single and moved to second on a single by Darren F.rstad before advancing to third on a walk by Tim Salmon. Garrett Anderson then ripped a bases- ctearing double to right I he Anaheim bullpen, led by rxxikies |ohn Lackey, the starter and winner, and Francisco Kcxirigue/, kept the Giants off the hoard the rest of the way and vcterai closer Troy Percival came on to get the final out, a fly to Erstad in rightcenter. It vyas first time in the postseason that Eckstein had not caught a pop up to end a Series. Saturday's come-from-behind win was the only game in the series in which Eckstein did not contribute something or offense. Maybe’ that s w hy it took until the See Series, Page 311 N o le t d o w n f o r L i o n s Oviedo rips University; earns spot in playoffs By Tony D eS o rm ier By Dean Sm ith Sports Editor Special to the Herald O R L A N D O — IVrlups no one was happier to see Oviedo High School's 49-14 rout of the University Cougars Friday night come to an end than the Oviedo cheerleaders were Following a new tradition practiced by college and high school cheerleadmg squads alike, the Lion cheerleaders ake turns turning back tbps after every touchdown for every point scored up to that moment. Iliat meant the Oviedo cheerleaders went head over heels 195 times. Friday night. For the Lion football team, it was the kind of game that Coach Greg Register and his staff had hoped for, giving them a chance to spell starters and get some game time for their back-ups. "We used four different 3 backs (or fullbacks) and four different 2 backs (tailbacks)," said Register afterwards. "Ten different players caught passes and both of our quarterbacks threw the ball well "We rotated on offense and defense all night long and everyone did a great job," Because it was a non-district game, the outcome had no bearing on the playoffs. I lowever, O viedo found out following the game that it bad earned a spot in the playoffs because Ed White had pound­ ed Mandarin, 40-20, in Jacksonville, clinching second place m 6A-1 for the Lions no matter what happens this Friday at Seminole. Howard l.ingard keyed the Oviedo rout w ith 192 rushing yards, 39 receiving yards, and four touchdowns on (list It touches of the ball Seven of Bear loss ends lost week for gridders T I T U S V I L L E — Unless you played for one of the big three in the Seminole Athletic Conference this was a lost weekend for most lootb.ill teams l ake Mary and O viedo t>olli came up w ith big wins on I riday and both w ill make a return visit to the playoffs. I lie K . m i s i t in . Iit-tl ., s | in l W i l l i ,i *1 *l I l.|..s '■ \ | li . t r i . | I w m al I'me Knige and ilie I Ions i Inliliering l im erxilx in a nun district gam e I see story al tell* and then h n d in g o u t allerw ard dial Ibex bad also earned a spot when I d W h ile pom m eled Mandarin. 40-20. in a L la-s uA Pislricl I s h o w d o w n in Photo* coudety of Arch Booth* of M/tglc M rm odet Jacksonville. Hie Mustangs could still lie l >\ iedo for second place in the 6 A -I standings with a win and a Lions loss to Seminole, but Oviedo owns the first tie-break­ er with a w in over Mandarin earlier this season. I ake Brantley w hipped Seminole, 35-7, at Tom Story Field to improve to 5-3 overall, keeping its hopes ot an at-large hid alive I lie Patriots probably need to run the table, w in its final two games, in Jacksonville against Sandalwood this Friday and at 1ake M ary next w eek, to secure a hid Titusville capped olf what otherwise was a lough week tor SA C teams when it used a pair pf turnovers in the fourth quar­ ter to score two touchdowns in 18-seconds to hand Winter Springs a 27-10 defeat at Draa Field Monday night I lie Class 5 A -I )istru t 3 game was played on Monday after K in g suspended In-cause ot inclement weather last I riday Irailing 1.3-10, the Bears were on the verge ot taking over the game as they had a first and- Friday night s non-district game with University allowed Oviedo coach Greg Register to get playing time tor all ol his players and givo his starters a little rest. But it was still fullback Howard Lingard (No 99. abovo) and quartorback Leo Sloan (No 3. right) that lod the way Lingard rushed for 192 yards on nine carries and scored three touch­ downs and also caught two passes fer 39 yards, including a fourth TD Sloan was 12-for-1G tor 277 yards and throe touchdowns as tho Lions crushed tho Cougars. 49-14. to improvo to 7-1 on tho season and earn a bid to tho playotts There aro only two weeks loft in the regular 'oason with district play ending this week Oviedo will take on Seminole al Thomas E Whigham Stadium. Lake BurUey will bo at Jacksonvillo-Snndalwood. Lyman will be al Lake Mary lo challenge tho Rams in their Homecoming game, and Lake Howell will be al Merritt Island The only non-district game will find Winter Springs hosting . Mandarin All ol tho games aro set tor 7 30 p m kickotfs See Lions, Page 311 See Football, Page 3|| Golf teams qualify for regionals By Dean Smith Sports Editor I O N G W O O D — Monday proved to I v quite a day for golf teams from the Seminole Athletic Conference as local squads grabbed live ol the available eight spots for next week's regionals. l ed by the Davis sisters, Sharah and Lauren, the O viedo girls fired a 313, nilling to a 22 stroke vic­ tory over runner-up Winter Springs in the Class 2A-District 4 girls golf tournament at New Sm vm a Beach Municipal Golf Course. Spriue Creek ( V*3) and host New Smyrna Beach ( ir>4) grabbed the other two regional spits I lie conference did even better in the boys' tournament, sweeping the lop three spits in a very tight battle among the eight teams. I ake Brantley*came out on top at I lie Legacy C lub al Alaqua Lakes in l ongwood. topping run ner-up Oviedo by 14 strokes, 297 to-311 Winter Springs was another strike back, 312. in third. while Spruce L reek and Mainland hnished tied tor fourth with 314 I lie I law ks got the liit.il regional spot, uutscor in); the Buccaneers h\ four strokes on the second hole ot a playolt I lie boys' tournament was extremely close, with second through seventh decided by only nine stroke's, and there was only a 12-stroke difference between all eight teams Sharah Davis, w ho shot a 4 over par 7h. edged her younger sister by one tor medalist honors, overcoming a 43 on the Iron! nine with three birdies anil six pars lor a 3 under par 3.3 on the back nine None of l >v ledo's lour scoring goiters shot over M2, all tiuishing belter than the 13-over 85 it took to make the regional as individual qualifiers, reserved lor players not on the top-4 finishing teams. • • Stephanie I Vlgado shot a 78 and Stephanie See Golf. Page 211 Raiders to begin season ^ »• By Dean Smith Sports Editor S A N I O K D — I he winter sports season kli ks ott Oils weekend when the Seminole L oiunuiuitx l ollcge basket­ ball teams open their 2002 2003 seasons Stan l riim.illie begins Ins tilth season as ilie I lead l Oiicb ol Ilie men s team See Kaideis, Page 211 Photo c o u t ln i ol Arch Booth* ol M'tqR* Uctnort** FSU transfer J D Bracy will play his tust homo game lor Seminole Community College this Finlay �I’ilffO 2 It Wrilm’silny. OcIoIkt 30. 2002 U C F---------U C E's defense pitched the shutout the rest of the way, as the Golden Knights held an opponent scoreless in the sec­ ond half for the first time since blanking Louisiana-Lafayelte 31-0 in the 2001 season finale. Th e Golden Knights w ill con dude a three-game hornestand this weekend with their final oul-of-conference game against Syracuse. It will be the first-ever visit to the Citrus Howl for Syracuse, who hosted U C F last season at the Carrier Dom e, a :2 1-10 Syracuse win. Th e Orangemen are coming ; luff a 10-3 season, but have stumbled to a 2-6 mark so far this year. As far as U C F Head Coach Mike Kruc/ek is con­ cerned this is still a very dan­ gerous football team. "Th e y are what you would expect, same traditional team." said Kruc/ek. "Big, strong, fast and they seem to execute very well. "I do not understand their 2-6 record, they were in every ball game they played, with the exception of the Pittsburgh game and I am not really certain what happened there, but Pitt diil make some big plays. When you look at the other games they have played, they are in it T ill SiM isnir II i r u n until the very end." Having faced a lough Syracuse squad last season, Kruc/ek knows what to expect but knows it is still very chal­ lenging to line up and execute. "Th e thing against them defensively is in dealing with all the looks they give you," said Kruc/ek. "Th e y shift, go unbal­ anced, use motion, two backs and they d o it all very well. I thought last year we adjusted well and had a good plan for it, so based on how much they have changed we will may draw on some things we saw last season." O n the other side of the ball. R aid ers------Continued from page 10 when the Raiders open at home Friday night against M iam iDade Com munity College. I he men will aiso he at home on Saturday to host I’alm Beach Com m unity College. In fact, the men w ill play their tirst nine games at home, including a Nov. IS date with defending stale champion St. Petersburg Com m unity College. Friday and Saturday's games are set in begin at 7:30 p.m. and admission is free at the Health and Physical education Center. The women, meanwhile, will begin the season under new head coach Lisa N uxol by play­ ing their first seven games on the road, not making an appear­ ance in Sanford until Saturday, Nov. 13rd when the Raiders host Tallahassee Com m unity College in a 4 p.m. tilt. Nuxol was a former SC C assistant coach under just retired Ken Patrick and most recently served as women's bas­ ketball assistant coach/rvcruiting coordinator for Stetson University in DeLand. She also served as the recruit­ ing coordinator and assistant coach at Georgia Southern University from 1997-2001 anil played a vital role in the helping the Golden Fagles w in two Southern Conference Championships. Nuxol has huge shoes to fill as Patrick led the Raiders to a 48I *•overall record and a perfect to II \liil-f loritla ConferviHc nvord to win back-to-back M ­ I C Championships the past two years The two titles are also the tirst ever for S C C in women's hoops. Nuxol has also coached at her alma mater of L ik e I lowell and was a star player and Academic All-American nominee at the University of Central Florida, from where she earned her bachelor's degree in political science in l‘N4. Nuxol was dealt a tough blow after receiving the job in July when b-foot-5 All-Am erican center Yelena Lcuchanka decid­ ed to transfer to a junior college in Illinois for her sophomore season. Out she appears to have .assembled a solid group led by three returning lettermen and a fourth player w ho played at SCC two years ago. The top returner is 6-font-1 shooting guard Ditte Jakobsen from Oallerup, I Vnmark. Jakobsen got otf to a slow start last year because of a broken finger on her shooting hand, but was showing signs of stardom as the season came to a close Nuxol w ill also be counting heavily on 6-fuol-.1 Hamel Richardson from Orange Park I ligli *s hool near Jai ks»mv ille. I lie lanky Richardson also played well in spot relict of I embanka last season and is an accomplished shot blinker I he final returnee from last year is guard/forward l auren Boyd from M l. Dora High School. The 5-foot-9 Bovd is a good shooter and tireless worker who is very fundamentally sound. I ler father, Monty, is a log-time high school coach who has led successful programs at Mt Dora Bible School and Mnntvcrdc Academy. Also returning to the Raiders fold this season is Yumil Cordero from l\est Orange High School I he 5-loot-h C ordon i was the starting point guard two years ago and is an outstanding shooter and llonr leader. She decided to coneentrate on her studies. Not that her grades were bad, she and her parents ills! tell that the\ should be bet­ ter lor her collegiate luture I here will also be two sopho­ more transfers on the team in Sylvia Brown, a 5-toot-6 guard from Wolfson High School in Jacksonville, and Brandi Catia, a 5-foot-ll forward fn>m University Christian School in Jacksonville. Freeh men expected to make an impact this season include highly recruited point guards Nichole Bennett, 5-foot-9 from Lakeside I ligh School in Augusta, Georgia, and Natalie Kmmanuelli, 5-foot-6 from Like Highland Prep. Other freshmen include guard Jennifer Anderson (5-foot-*# from Ribault High School in Jacksonville), forwards Rosanna Davis (5-foot-10 from Brandon H igh School) and Kisheon M cC ollum (5-foot-ll from FE Smith I ligh School in Fayetteville, North Carolina), and center LiTasha Johnson (6foot-2 from Cypress Creek High School). Serving Nuxol as assistants this season will be former Daytona Beach Com m unity College player and assistant coach Tara Gibson and Alex do la Fe. Cromartie guided the men to a 15-15 record overall and a 5-5 mark in the M id-Florida Conference last year. A t season's end the Raiders were playing as well as any team in the state. Cromartie, who w ill be assist­ ed by veteran S C C aids Greg Kite and Ronald Merthie and newcomers Donnie Arcy and Don Smith, is excited about this season with A ll-M id-Florida C onference performer Kilns Witherspoon and high-llying Daniel Jackson returning, Tlie 6-fool-8, 245-pound Witherspoon was one of the top freshmen in the state last year, averaging 15 points and 11 rebounds per game. The former Boone 1ligh School star improved his game markedly this sum m er playing in Chucky Atkins' Summer P »vA m League against pa-sent and past N B A and college big men. Jackson, 6-foot-6 from Like Wales High School, is as good a leaper as you can imagine and can bring dow n the house with his breath-taking dunks and shot blocking ability. He has also greatly improved his out­ side touch and is also stronger after playing in the Atkins Summer League. Ilie only other returnee with experience at S C C is guard Josh Houston, youngest son of for­ mer SCC star Kenny Atkins and the brother of the Detroit Pistons' Chuck Atkins. I louston played for the Raiders two years •ago and should In- much better after a year of maturity. Out what brings the most smiles toCrom artie’s face is the addition of J.D. Dracy, a transfer from Florida State University. I tie 0-foot-3, pro-pound shoot­ ing guard averaged over 30 points a game and was M r Basketball in Florida as a senior at Osceola I ligh School in Kissimmee. I le was also in line for consid­ erable playing time at FSU before being injured and has come to SC C to get his game back together before continuing Ins Dl career. I here w ill also be two other transfers on the Raiders this sea­ son in 6-foot-2 guard Justin Anderson, w ho hales from Fairmont, West V irginia but played at Manatee Com m unity College last season, and 6-foot-5 leaper Lynn Bright, w ho comes over from St Johns River Com m unity College Bright was a I ligli School star in O rlando and, like Jackson, can really slam the basketball I he prize Ireshman recruit tor l romartie is tvlont-7, 250-pouiul lerrell Morris from Deltona. M orris was a C lass 5A All-State School Other top tri»sh will bo6-foot3 Corey Williams, an All-State performer fn»m Gainesville, and 5-foot-11 point guard I >J. Wesley from Seabreeze High School. Rounding out the fieshmen are 5-foot-IO Jamaal George from Bradenton, 6-foot-1 Isaiah Jackson from Dayton, N ew . Jersey, and 6-foot-2 Rushawn Johnson from Sanderson. This is the shortest team in stature that Cromartie has had • in his five seasons at SC C , but the athleticism is more suite's! to the style of full-court pressure defense and all-out fastbreaking offense that he prefers to run. Kruc/ek knows numbers and stats do not matter this is a tough unit defensively. ''Defensively I don't see much of a drop off from last season," staled Kruc/ek. "They appear to more athletic and as big and strong as they ever have been. As to w h y they are 2 -6 ,1don't have a clue after watching their games." Kickoff for the game is slated for 7 p m. and will be hmadcast on Sunshine Network and be shown up north on ESPN Regional. In the Orlando area the game will have a delaved airing, as it will show at 11 p.m Golf----------Continued from IB Thomas an 82 as the Lions started their bid to bet­ ter last year's third-place finish at state. I he S A C also got three of the four individual regional spots. Lake Mary's Marissa Fiorucci (43­ 3*> _ 82), Lyman's Jenny Vigilante (39-43 _ 82), and I ake Brantley's Morgan Kom urkc (44-41~_ 85). David i lufham's 1-over 73 was good for medal­ ist honors as all four Lik e Brantley boys finished at or below the 4-over-76 it took to qualify for regionals. Chris Condello and Justin Wenger both posted 74's, while Austin Hughes carded a round of 76. Individually, Lake Howell's Randall Elliott and D e Lin d 's Chad Palmer both shot 75’s, while Lik e M ary s David Donaldson and Deltona's Preston Roberts won a one-hole playoff with Mainland's Griffin Jenkins for the final two qualifying spots. All three golfers had shot 76 during their 18 holes. Th e Class 2A-Rcgion 2 tournaments will be held next Monday (Nov. 4) with the girls playing at Meadowbrook Golf C lub in Gainesville and the hoys competing at the Ocala Golf Club. GIRLS T1 ttH ' * * l * 1 0 defensive end Elton Patterson was named the M A C East Division Co-Defensive Player of the Week, joining two-time win­ ner Asante Samuel as the only other Golden Knight to earn the award this season. Against Akron, Patterson recorded three sacks and four tackle's for a loss overall, as well as forcing a fumble in UCF's 28­ 17 w in over the Zips. The Knights D held the Zips to II points below its average Patterson totaled eight tackles, w ith four Q B hurries, and made a touchdown saving tackle. due contractual obligations. Locally, the game can be heard on 740-The Team, with Marc Daniels and G ary Parris calling the action and Jerry O 'N e ill reporting from the sidelines.^ Progame coverage begins at 5 p.m. Tickets for the game can be purchased at the U C F Ticket Office and at the Citrus Bowl on gameday. For more information, contact the ticket office at (407) U C F -G O L D . Other notes — Conference honor: U C F had its third player of the week named in the M id ­ American Conference as senior 4t Sew Sm yrnj Beech Municipal G olf Court*, Ter 72 f r a m scorns ( r o r -4 g t A t i F Y m u r e g i o n * I Oviedo. 319 iS h in h 43-33 . 7fc; Iju re n O j *I«. 40-17 _ 77, Strphjnie IM g/do. W -W _ 73; Stephanie Thom**. 40-42 . M l; 2. Wintei Spri ig*. m<A%hlel*h Amlerwin. 41-33 . 7*; Courtney Anderson, 41-41 •2. K jillyn i d ward*. 42-44 3*. Avhlry Iren/. 4*-42 M l 3 Spruce Creek. 343. 4 New Smyrna Death. V 4 3 flvglrr Palm Coart. 372.4. Ijk t Mary. 179. 7. I f man. HO. 3 D tU n d . I I I MedalUt _ hharah iXivi* (Oviedo). I V 33 _ 7h Individual Regional Qualifier* IIop-4 wore* from non-qujlifyin| frame) Mjn % u Domett ( I j k r Mary). 43-39 _ *2. ferny VfeUamt ih m jn i. Y M 3 _ 32. Morgan Knmufkr (U k e nranfieyi, 44-41 _ 83. ( osirtnrv Mann (Ibghrr Palm Co**l). 41-44,3 5 . BOYS at legacy Club at Alaqua lake*. Par 72 T E A M SCORES (IO P -4 Q U A ! IEY TO R R E G IO N ! I lake Brantley. 297 (David llufham. 73; O iri* Condello. 74; |u«lm Wenger, 74; Auvtin llughe*. 741; 2. Oviedo. I l l (hurt fumo, 7k Karl fum o. 77; fake Pridgen. 73; Dan Gamble. M l; 3. Winter Spring*. 312 Ifoong fo, 77; Daniel Cha. 77; Mike Carlucci. 77; Shannon Volt, 311 4 "SpnacvCrrek. 314. 3 Mainland. 314.6 New Smyrna Beach. 313, 7. lake Mary. 320 ft Haglrr P alm Ciust 3W • _ 'spruce Creek won twohuW playoff m r r Mainland fur fourth Medalist _ David IfufKim (L*kr Brantley) 73 Individual Regional qualifier* flo p 4 on non-qualifying team*) . Chad Palmer (D e land), 73, Randall ( limit (lake Ikm ell). 73, ♦ David lAmaldmn (lake Mary). 7fi. ♦ Prr*hm Ki4*rrt* (iVlkeva). 7b • _ Dowildson and E f e r t i w in «me-hi4e pbyoff with Mainland’* Griffin |mkin« for qualifying spot* i 1r V I V w E E f* > fa d ■ 1 « : « 1 M 1 1 i x j ■( 1 S Photo* courtesy of Arch Boothe of Magic Memories ~ _____ • t uio coun Goad Cromartie and h.s men (top) will open ,i mne-game homeland to bi season when the Raiders host M.ami-Cade Community College or at 7 30 p m The loam will also bo at homo on Saturday to take o ^ a c h Commun.ty CoMogo That game will also begin at 7.30 p m SCC Health and Physical Education Center and adm.ss.on to al games is Ireo ot charge Making up the men s squad will bo No 3 J D J n J h ™ , Gr J! , N° 5 ,Sa‘ah Jachson No 10 Justin Anderson Josh Houston. No 14 Corey Williams. No 20 Rushawn Johnson Darnel Jackson. No 22 DJ Wesley. No 42 K.tus W.thorspoon No 44 ^ 52 Lynn Bngh. The women s program (middle) und year head coach L.sa Nu.ol (left). lormor SCC and Stetson Un ^en '' ‘°U9h 0Pen‘niJ Sc,’u0ulu JS «*> Raiders go on the r games, opening with trip to Melbourne to taco Brevard Com Co lego on Saturday a. 6 pm The women will no. a, r Z Saturday. November 23rd when they host Tallahassee Community r Member, ot the 2002-20)3 SCC Women are No 5 Nichole B o n i l Yiimil Cordero No 11 Sylvia Brown. No 12 Nalalio Fmm m. >n ’ Brandi Catia. No 20 Jennifer Anderson No 22 L i T i Mvi int ' Sc”r*"°; ,r ....... McCullom and No 44 Danielle Richardson player and placed most ol his formative years in Suitord and Winter Springs before m oving to Deltona and Pine Ridge High l �Tur. Sem in o i* H i r .u i > Wednesday, Ortolxr 30. 2002 P a g e '| B Football Continued from page in K-Ml.it the Tcrricra six-yard line K nU’ r - P ° lnM o rP ' S n f o S p ^ tlefm sivcKlck / .ne i ^ *° ,h«i other end ,u ' ^ yards away. ut ,ha* w a* just the begin- ning of a nightmare finish for Winter Springs. O n the Bears' second play from scrimmage following the touchdown. Mike Radcliffe stepped in front of a Jacob (•arcia pass for the second time in the game and with no one between him and the goal line. the senior strolled 30 yards for the touchdown to give the Terriers a 27-10 lead with 5:14 remaining. The loss was especially depressing because the Winter Springs defense forced five turnovers, three fumbles and two interceptions, to give tin* Series Continued from page jb made a n T " * Wl',1pon' ,hc " * % Monkey", home teamto getgoiI,ng ,hC “ Ven,h for ,hc e,uVth?nn ,? .h<\mi' rVn.by Sco,« SP***® in the homenS l 10 AT ' S lift* .'nd When Erstad S in g ° ‘l d nK° 'f ,bw eighth, Edison Field was runner ri' who left for speedy pinchrunner Guine Rggm,. and a bloop double to left hy A n t e n' b«*“ *h‘ T m y Glaus to the plate and , S i . c ? ’" ! ' w ho WJS named the MVI* of I s.nN|’rn St’n ” ' bl‘ls,od a double off the wall in it, r , 5 en,er *° Pu* *he home team ahead for >ne first time. Percival came on to pitch a perfect ninth. ,ls ' va9 *he first World Championship in the 42year history of the Angels, w ho had never even won a playoff series of any kind before this year. Eckstein hit .310 (9-for-29), scored six runs and drove in (hits? in the World Series. He also walked three times, giving him an on base per­ centage of .364, and was l-for-1 on stolen bases. In 16 postseason games he went 20-for-68 (.294) with nine runs scored and six RBI. His on base percentage was .338 with three walks and he was 2-for-2 on stolen bases. O n Monday, Eckstein joined his teammates on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Tuesday, the team was in a parade at Disneyland. Sanford friends will not get to see Eckstein until am und Thanksgiving as he has been asked to be a part of an All-Star team that will be playing in Japan starting this weekend. A rt Howe, w ho just left the Oakland Athletics to take the New York Mets job, will be the manag­ er and one of his teammates will be the Giants’ Barry- Bonds. Lions n't, a 2-yard dive by Lingard in HONS 49, COUGARS 14 the second nuarter, was set up Oximla I I || || 7 _ 19 the plays resulted in gains of 10 by a 39-yard rumble on the play t niverbify o 7 0 7 _ 14 yards or mom. before it. f ir*t Quarter O _ I jngjnl 74 run (kuk **!*). 6 12 Howard was on a mission Lingard scored two of O _ i.irjfvl M fnwn k'l«vin (D iu grr jvxs tonight," said Register. "Our O viedo's four touchdowns in Inint Mi uni, 313 whole team was. We wanted to the first half, one on a 74 yard in SftomJ Quarter come out and make a statement (> _ I inward : run (Mc<,rrv. Ink), ft?? the first quarter and the other U . Wright 12 pax* fnwn Israel (Ttvn|r« khki. tonight.” on the 2-yard nin. Quarterback 031 While it might be tin* strong to Lee Sloan accounted for the two O _ Hauler**<n 41 puv» fain Miun (M ct.rrw say that the Lions were out for kick). 0(I) Lion scores, tossing a 54 yard Third Q uirtff revenge, it wouldn't be loo far pass to Johnny Girard for a O . I mgjnJ 2** paw fnvn Shun (S M .rrw from the truth. List year, score in the first quarter and a kkk|.4V University lost to the Lions dur­ 43-yard pass to Jason Raulerson O . KuM ph fumble return iM iL rrw kkk). 03A ing the regular season only to as time expired in the second fourth Quarter turn around and knock Oviedo quarter. U \nadi 4** pa%% fn*m Israel ( T.*fip-» ku k ) out of the Class 6A playoffs. The In the second half, Lingard 2 3| year before, a loss to University O . lingard U run (M et.rex* kuki 0 V» scored on a 29-yard screen pass TEAM STATISTICS helped keep O viedo out of the from Sloan and on a 31-yard l i n l J im n « . Our\lo 16. lin h rm ty 14 playoffs. run. LiDarian Rudolph recov­ Ru«he%-yard« . t>* irdo 24 21*. L'nnrrutv 3* "University has always played 121 ered a fumble and returned it 66 Pa%%e« tompieted attempted inter*epled us tough.” slid Register yards for the Lions’ other score. (M n k i U iu v m K y II 1*0 "They're having a lough season Both of University's touch­ ratting yard* ( h irdu 274, L'nnerufy It* (the Cougars were 2-5 coming downs came on passe's by quar­ lum hlet ltMl ( K irxlo \ 2. I niverxitx I I Tenalliet-yard* (H trd o 11-109, Uni\rr*it> 4 into Friday's game), but tonight terback Kyle Israel and immedi­ W ately followed fumble recoveries l*unt» yard* (Htwlol 14,1'nivmitv (b|7ft was their homecoming and we by Alike Sparks. knew they were going to do Mrturn yard* (K rxIo Mi l rmerutv In IN D IV ID U A L S TA TIS TIC * O viedo and University will whatever they could to try and RL'SIIINC; CHiedu: I inward * 1*2. (alln V get a win." both face district opponents In, Harn«4>n 1*12. |o>tr I $ Patrick 3-2. next week. The Lions (8-1) trav­ And while the Cougars were Kiulrrun l l.Sliun 44mintiv|2i University: 1 umn • kcM I |V34 Bekha• I M el to Sanford to face the readv to celebrate their home­ McKen/k I III *ii'itti i n In w in m J • i Seminole Fighting Seminoles in coming in style (complete with P A S S IM . CHiedo *4.G»n 12 Inrt 12? a 6A-1 contest while the M d .rrw V4«» V Unl*ertilv l*ra*l II l*«» fireworks before and after the ICN game, at halltime, and after each Cougars (2-6) entertain Winter K K IIV IM . Oviedo; Kaulrrwvi V|U7. Park in a 6A-3 clash. touchdown they scored), t.iranl I M. I mganl 2 3*. 1 K itU I 2D. l>an»cU "We're just trying to gear up |.|7, llarrwm 110. Smith 110 l4«ugrr 1 * I ingard and the Lions proved to Parker I n. S m tilbru 12. University Snadi 2 and, if we're fortunate to qualify be a considerable wet blanket V Wnght M 3 . Towmend 4 m for the playoffs (which Oviedo Six of Oviedo's seven touch­ rU N V IM ; Oviedo; k U a r w I W 3*0. did as mentioned above), go University fi*m|rv n- I7n. 2* ' downs came on plays of 29 R E TU R N 3 ARDS Oviedo Rudolph I nn. into the playoffs on a strong yards or more. I he one that d id ­ U'nivervity: Towmend I - In note," said Register. Continued from page IB offense plenty of opportunities to score. Th e victory lifts Titusville to 4­ 4 overall and 3-2 in 5A-3, while the Bears drop to 3-5 overall and 3-3 in district play. L ik e Howell also had a tough time of it despite playing at home as the Silver Hawks were pounded by powerful Palm Bay, 46-3. in a Class 4A-District 5 game at Richard L Evans Field. O ne of the Pirates' buses blew a lire about 10 miles from school and the defense did not get to Casselberry until there was only 30-minutes left before game lime. It showed somewhat as Palm Bay, which has now w on six straight games since dropping its first two of the season, had just 32 yards of total offense in the first quarter and held a 7-3 lead. The Pirates did add a touch­ dow n and a two-point conver­ sion in the second quarter to post a 15-3 lead at halftime. But Palm Bay (6 2 overall, 4-0 in 4A-5 and ranked No. 7 in Class 4A), scored 24 points in the third quarter, taking advan­ tage of two Lik e Howell (lim ­ bic's. Th e Silver I lawks (1-7 overall. 1-3 in district), w ho also saw a pair of interceptions turn into touchdowns, got their points from a 4 1-yard field goal by Tim othy Nix in the first quarter. I c'd by quarterback Andrew H om ung, Palm Bay totaled 312 yards on offense. I fe completed H-of-12 passes for 145 yards, throwing for a pair of (ouchdowns and ninning for two more. Th e only close game of the night, on the scoreboard, was at Lyman were the Greyhounds held normally high-scoring Mainland to a 14-0 victory at (he Carlton D Henley Sports Complex. With the win the Buccaneers t rn ijn 0 0 0 0 _0 captured their fourth consecu­ Flr*l Quarter tive district title,'sixth in 10 No *<<*nnj5 years, and ran Mainland's V totH i Quarter unbeaten streak to eight games. M . A tlim IX run {Ik l U iln l) Third ( J i . r i r r Sophomore Avery Atkins ran Nn wnrin* for a 15-yard touchdown in the Fourth Qukrtrr second quarter and then a 44M . A tlim 44 run ( t k t U iln ll M . SkMy. punt M urln J out id rm l /■**> yard touchdown in the fourth, T t A M S TA TIS TIC S as Mainland, ranked third in the Tin t dow m _ M jinU m i IT. ly n u n X state, saw its defense record its R » « h n -y jn l« . M jm lrn J 17 197.1ym ,n 12-49 fifth straight and seventh over­ r*M*9 t om p lrtrii-,firm p in t-in lrrrrp frd MiinLrn.1 4 9 -0 ,1ynun 1 * 0 all shutout of the season. rm M ltlo o -vn i, _ XUlnUrkl 15-Ilk. Iv n u n h. The Buccaneers have It outscored their opponents 197-6 fumhlrvliMt UuoUn.1 141.1ynun I I this season and extended their f W o y . n l . Xlrm linJ. 4-147.1vnun h -IM IN D IV ID U A L S T A IIS riC S scoreless streak to 20 quarters. R U S H IN G _ M.lnUnd: Wlhon lh-79 Atlm* The Greyhounds (2-6 overall, 7*n Colphln 9-19, r . r k t I 21, t i m r r V 1-4 in 5A-3), who did get 65 (mlntw-7). ly m .n : « . . . 9-14. Wund. 9 |4. R r.n l M . | U rn . X-2. lohmrm 9-(minu..|t]| yards of total offense again;! a fA S S IN G _ V1.inl.nd i -rm rr 4 a u. 29. defense that is allowing only 38 ly n u n : |idwM«n VX-0. |7, H ir m 0.20 u R ru J yards per game, didn't cniss (M A O R T C T IV IN G _ M.inl.nd: P . t l . 2-21. hm* I midfield until 2:28 to go in the II. Gnfphtn 1-2. Iym.ru Br.nl 2-7. Ir.nllm Icontest when they reached the 10 Mainland 48-yanl line, then P U N T IN G _ M .in l.n d : B m 'lry 4- V i 9. lym.n lUrn.k-2h 9 immediately fumbled the ball away. PIRATES 44, SILVER HAWKS 1 7 * 24 7 4* Lyman held its ow n defensive­ r.lm B<y U h f llow rll J 0 0 0 1 ly in the first half, limiting H n l Quarter Mainland to just one score and PR _ I lion unit I run ICm A l t d ) linebacker Travelle Mason I H . N l. I G 41 Snood Uu.rtrr sacked quarterback (onathan PB _ Honuin* I run ( I U » runt Gam er twice. Third (Ju.rtrr Diere are only two weeks left PH _ M ill. IX run (Cool l k l | PB . Nrtuoi XI p j — (non llomunK (C i«A in the regular season with dis­ lie l J trict play ending this week. PB . C o o l r c 2*. In 6 A -I, O viedo will be in PB . U r b a n 19 p i « fnon llumunir 11 1 , 1 ltd) Sanford to lake on Seminole at lourth CJu.rtrr Thomas E. Whigham Stadium PB . P.rtrruoi 9 run (C a d i Ik 1 1 and Like Brantley will lie at E lo H d j » l i Rh School F o o lb jll r o ll Jacksonville-Sandalwood in a W vvk 9 cnicial game for the Patriots' TA LLA IIA S S C E — Tnr M kiwinK t* the* playoff hopes. FUrndj SfHHU Wrtlrt^ A««n*utMin f.N.thall In 5A-3, l.yman will be at Like p»JI ( Krrall rrmni* arvl f b l p U r «n«m arr in parmlhi^r* M ary to challenge the Rams in tint *A their Homecoming game at Don 1 rLantatkwi i l l ) T. Reynolds Stadium. 2 M um i Si«fth»*«'ntrrn 127(7*1) IMnoBnadi ISI0MJ) In 4A-5, Lake How ell will In­ 4 Miami NotlanJ *tk(7-|) al Merritt Island. 3 Mumi killun k| (ttii Die only non-district game h Miami < mtral (4) *2(V3j 7. Oviedo w ill find Winter Springs hosting *7 IM » Mandarin at the A.W . Epps n 1*»larwl*i filftrtoatrr 37lfh-2l Sports Complex. * }lonvestr4.l 27(7-1) A ll of the games are set for 10 Apnfka 20 (**-2) Alu» t r t rived *u«r* Miami Carol t ity in 2) 7:30 p.m. kickoffs. BUCCANEERS 14. GREYHOUNDS 0 Mainland 0 * 0 R 14 * 109 ks*«iv ill** I d White (f*-2) * Otbrv.1.1 (V»h RidKr (7*1) 3. Hi-tleah Smeruan ( 7 1) 3. Sarasota Kivrrv w*w (^ 2 ) 3. N . h O i Miami IU*a.h (♦*■2) I. ( Hlan.1.* H.«evr ( 71) 1 From the Eagle’s Nest By Dean Smith Sports Editor S A N F O R D — Here are some of the golf hap­ penings and offerings for the near future. T H IR D A N N U A L M A D D T O U R N A M E N T Sponsors and players are being sought for the ird Annual Mothers Against D runk Driving Golf Tournament. |he event, which will t v a fund-raiser lor the Central Florida Chapter of M A D D . will be held on Friday. I Xx ember 6 at Alaqua Country C lub in I ongwood I’Liver* w ill enjoy »i lull ilav ol gull anil related activities and is open to tin general public. Farl> registration saves a team $50 New this year are custom-painted hole sponsor signs for only $73 After the event, these signs will Ih *given to the sponsor* as a ‘thank you for their hole at Mystic Dunes gives players of every level an opportunity to experience the true joy of golf. To purchase the Stay & Play package, call 1-877­ 747-4747. N O R T H F L O R ID A P G A W IN T E R T O U R The schedule has been set for the 37th annual North Florida P G A Winter Tour, the nation’s old­ est golf mini-tour. Tw enty-tw o tournaments are staled starting with the opener Nov. 4-5 at Halifax Plantation in Orm ond Beach aiui timshmg March 17-lHat Alaqua Country C lub in Longwood. Included are seven 18-hole events, 14 two-day tourneys and the 54-hole Four Championship March 12-14 at Black Bear liolf C lub In Eustis Anchoring the schedule are two events which pre-date the start of the Winter Tour during the w inter of |9nh-«»7. Hie Riviera Open, which began in |9 «), w ill be played Nov. 23-24, and the Indian River 0[H'ii in N ew Smyrna Beach, which started ' T o r complete player registration and sponsor in 1964, is set Feb. 1-2. information, please contact Betsy Nein, For information and entry, call Rick lournanient Director. at 407-831-9991 or email at Hendershot, tournament director. 407/4M <)904. CNEINfeaol com or the N F IX IA Section office, 386/322-0899. The schedule: C l l E B K A T I O N 'S M Y S T I C D U N E S G O L F Nov 4-5, Halifax Plantation G C , O rm o nd Beach C l UB O FFER S “U N L IM IT E D G O L F STA Y Nov 18-19, Rivcrbcnd G C , Orm ond Beach Nov 23-24. Riviera C C , Orm ond Beach & P L A Y " S P E C IA L Mystn Dunes Golf C lub in Celebration, IXx I, Harbor Hills CC, la d y 1ake described as "unavoidably intoxicating by Golf Dec. Ii, Wekiva G C , Longwood I i.gesi is offering J'i "Unlim ited l.olf Stay & IXx 9-10, IX'Bary C C . IX'lkiry. IXx 19-20, IXltona Hills C C . IXItona Jan. 4-5, Kissimmee CiC', Kissimmee "Unlim ited l iolt Stay & Play" Package is priced at Jan 7, Harbor Hills CC. l ady I ake (two-man s.14‘1 oer iH-rson. double occupancy, excluding tax teams). Jan. 11-12. Matan/as Woods GC, Palm t oast (based on availability, some restrictions will (an. 18-19, Plantation U Leesburg C C . I .x-stuirg „,p|V) I he pat kage imlude* three days, two night's accomnuKlations. range balls and unlim il|an 22. Victoria Hills GC , IX L u u l Jan. 25-26, Pine Meadows C C , Eustis (two-man ^ l i ^ t K T w e ..... e tr n able to offer scramble) Feb 1-2, New Smyrna Beach G l , New Smyrna unlimileil goll with t.ur Stay 6 lay Beach. said Lyle Beaver, general manager for M Feb. 6-7, Rio Piiiar C C , ( Trlando I Junes Golf ( lub i .tillers will reall> t ri|ov tlu Feb 14. Wekiva GC', I one,wood S u l o u m - B ......... ........................... I'eb 17,1(arbor I tills C C , I ady I ,ik»Feb 22-23, Continental C l , W ildwood Feb 26-27. Black Bear G C . l uslis (lour »*.»•' championship). March 3. Pine Meadows CC , I ustis ( lour Shoot (h it) .......... Starch 12-14, Tour l hainpionship, ttl.uk Bear iniUs south of I nsn* v ,,u it „ .,| Vst CiC, liustls lour orotessitiii.il and N IK goll aiuiysi i\ ; a t i ,i ..s ir 71 7012 vard course lias a lay March 17-IH. Alaqua C l . I ongwood ....... . p . i, 1 ..ir % Koch, the par /»• .... * * * H*i <td photo by Tommy Vine m l The Lake Mary detenso overcame a slow start to harass Fine R dqo quadeiback Jeremy Pickens (No 14) Irorn the second quarter on and did not allow a touchdown as tho Rams clinched a piayotl berth with a 7 9 thumping ol the Panlhets in a Class 5A Dislnct 3 contesl in Deltona Friday night ------------- ------------------------------------------— Briefs B K U M O S C O N T IN E N T A L H IS T O R IC S A F O U R -D A Y S M O R G A S B O R D O F S P O R TS C A R S SiHirts car enthusiasts w ill be in sports car heaven during the CXI 4|-Nov 3 Brumos Continental Histones at Daytona International Speedway. | he "World l enter of Racing" will t v trans­ formed into a sports car Mecca during the Brumos l onliiu-nt.il t listorics as classic m anu­ facturers such as Porsche, Ferrari, L ila , Alta Romeo, |aguar, Lotus, Mercc'des-Ben/, Spice. Ma/da, Nissan, Chevrolet, Ford GT-40, and B M W take to the 4.56-mile road course* lor Historic Sportscar Racing, 111) lickets to the Brumos Continental Histories ate coveted tor the fact that they include Kith paddoc k atul garage admission I lelping aid the Speedway's ih ' s k I ot ginul taste and classic sights will K ' the Wine and ( heese tasting Under the same tent, fans can alsoenjov die siiunith sounds ol liv e |.i// and view painting by lop motnrsports artists Die Brumos Continental Histories will kuk oil ti.uk fo-b.uk weekends of sjsirts car excitement O n Nov 8-11), the Rolex Sports l ar S ric-s will make its ilurd stop ol the year at I >.iv tuna with the Grand American Finale. Fickets lor K ith the Brumos Continental Histories and die Grand American Finale ate available online or by calling the Speedway ticket office at (V9») 153-7213 G I K I .S H O O P S W O K K O U T / T R Y O U r S Tryouts/workouts will bo field tor girls ages IO-to-16 in the Altamonte Springs, l ongwood Sinford, Apopka, and l ake Mary area interested in playing for the Lady Wildcats WinningW.iys AAU /YU 13A competitive teams Fryouts/Workout w ill K - held the next ilirtx' Sunday’s from 2 p in lo-4p m at Forest l itv Elementary School (across Horn I ake Brantley I ligh School) on Sand I ake Road, Altamonte Springs learns offered are It). It. 12. 13. 14. 15. and 16 under depending on your age on/or alter lanuary, I. 2003 For details call Coach Bill at 407-682-24.39 or e­ mail at MiraclelanllXf.ml com BASEBALL SC H O O L Ron L .olden s Baseball K I u h i I and US ‘s[sirts Management vsill tv hosting the 2iki2 Fall B a s e b a ll Academy at Fasimonte Park I lie six-week program tvgins on Monday, November Hh and clas.sv~» w i l l tv held on Mondays. Iluirsdavsand Saturdays I or additional information, or to sign up, please cnnl.icl l s Njuuts Management at 107­ 26.3-7*) 10 or e-mail at usportsmicaol com �I Tnr. SmiNout Wednesday. October 30. 2002 l.rr*Ai5 L egals L fc.a i s N O T IC t O f S A L i *To tafitfy otanar lan Ira rani doa in acconJanca adh Honda Statufat. SaM Slnraga facaay Art Sactunt 63 001 63 009 ronianlt ol laatad tp a ra t at r>»nt4ad tmkym W ILIAM M S T O I E Y 1?6 Ftirr*yjm M v . 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DEVISEES GR AN TEES, and CR EDITO R S O F B06B>E J LEWIS a V a BOCMVF JEA N SHEPHERD deceased and a« other pad** f U m n g by Varsjgh under or agaost her and UNKNOW N OCCUPAMT(S). LATER OF 3 M ON TH S A F T E R THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS N O TIC E O R X DAYS A F TE R THE DATE O F SER VICE O f A C O P Y OF TH IS N O T IC E ON T H fM A l other creators of toe tWerfeni and persons havmg cleans Of demands agamsl tha decedents estate, mctukng uim efued. confmganf or unkqudefed clean*, musf Ne thee cleans mth W s C o u l WITMiN 3 M OffTH S A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTIC E ALL CLAIMS NOT S O FILED WU.L BE FO R EVER BARRf 0 Tha data of t o t pubkeahon of W s Nohca is October X 2002 JAM ES M HOWARO Personal Representative 669 Lime Wekrva Road Altamonte Sprmgs Ftonde 37714 Cade OeLoech Bryent Ftonde Bar No 0166545 Law O fV es of Cede DeLoech Br, art 1 X 1 S Orlando Avenue. Scat# 350 Wnter Park. FL 37789 Telephone 4077740 5005 Attorney tor Personal Represented* Publish October X . 7007 and November 6 2002 RR773 L r c .A L S ra g e U( CITY Of LAKE MARY. FLOAIOA Nonet o r ANNEKAnON OROMANCE NO 1071 >T>CE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN by 8 » C * » C o m n m e n ot 8w C*y <8 li t * X H ondi Vvri u d Conrw uton « l hold • Pubkc M N f r g (F n l A ^ g i oI toe abnvw OnJnanr* on Thuredey. N l W l W 7. 2007 at 7 00 M r# as soon as r>»c**e toereatter. to consider a request horn Colonel ^ k lr r v t e r i Ffertrershp regenAng a wtontary • m e iib tn k> B i .,r i,V t« r a l T N f\A*C Haarmg fr>wrnnr1 Rn*}*r>ji to ■ » tamo OnSnanre that be hold on Thursday. November 21. 2002. m . or a* toon at poesbte toereatter Tha property to ha armeved imately 176 263 acrat m t m and * locatad on N north trie of ▼ oad 46A and watt w t i ol State Road 400 (1-4) UCF shiitoi the Gt oppon ona h. bl.inki 31-0 ii Tincluilo this xv m it -o l Syrao visit t S y r .iC H M S « ' 21-10 Th« Rj IN THE CIRCUIT CO U R T O f THE 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE CO U NTY. fLO R IDA C A S E NO : OOCA 1257 14 L TR A C EY L W AIM ER Conti when Frida Dade Th* on Si Com In t tirs t inclu defet I’eto Fri are* adm and TF beRi heai inR the anc N o’ hos Col N ass re ti Is* tubftet property it coropnud ci IS* b A w n g P v t * >0 Ni8T**fk No I 36 1» ?9 M 2 00000020 No 2 3 1 1 9 X V 3 0002OA 0000 No 3 31 19 30 3000200 0000 No A 31 1930-300-020C-0000 No 5 3 1 1 9 1 0 300 0200 0000 cnor* p*rkcuMrty 0 M c rp «d at kjTrmt A PORTION O F THE S O U TH 1/2 O F S E C TIO N 31. TOW NSHIP 1» SOUTH. RANGE 30 E A S T SEMINOLE CO U N TY, FLORIDA, BEING MORE PARTIC­ ULARLY D ESCR IB ED AS FOLLOW S COM MENCE AT THE S O U TH E A S T C O R N E R OF THE S O U TH W ES T 1 4 OF S EC TIO N 31 TOWNSHIP 1® S O U TH RANGE 30 EA S T SEMINOLE C O U N TY fLO R ID A TH ENCE RUN NOO*1?SOHW ALONG THE E A S T lINfc OF S A lO S E X m iW E S T I 4 A DISTANCE OF Dfi I T F E E T TO A POINT O N THE NORTHERLY R IGHT OF WAY LINE OF C O U N TY ROAD 4 » » i*O LA ROADI AS D E P IC TED O N STATE ROAD 400 nFCrm STATP 41 RIGHT O F W l i M »p S t C T ION / I I I O J M « AS RE VIST D JIA Y la I » l FOR A ll t t N I . M lit titNNINQ IMF N C t HUN IMF I * I OWINO COUFIf.l 'U N O O I.IA N C tS AlO AK) SAID FPOFF l o t WAT l INI HIE NCE NAY 4* SIYY A DI3IANCF OF IS 4 I FEE I IMEFFCE NaO OT SAYV A DISTANCE OF H i 12 FE E T THENCE 74*9 4*SI"W A OISTANCE O F 32325 F E E T IHClFCE S23 19 40-W A DISTANCE OF I I 72 F E E T TH EN CE N*9 4 «5 1 -W A D IS TANCE OF 1*37 F E E T 1HE NCE N 7 T2 1 4<TW A DISTANCE O F SI S3 F E E T TO A P O IN T O N A CURVE. CO N CAVE SOUTHERLY HAVING A CENTFLAL AN GLE O F 02-4231' AND A RADIUS O f 4655 M FEET THENCE FR O M A TANG ENT BEARING O F N W S S O IT W RUN W ESTER LY ALONG T H E ARC O f SAID CURVE. A DISTANCE O F 234 09 F E E T TO A POINT O N TH E EASTERLY R IGH T O F WAY LINE O F INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY N O R TH (FORM ERLY KNOW N AS G R A N T LINE ROAD AS R ECO R D ED IN OFFICIAL RECO R O S B O O K 275* PAGE 1090 PUOLIC R ECO R D S O F SEMINOLE C O U N T Y FLORIDA) TH EN C E RUN THE FO LLO W ING C O U R S ES AND D ISTANCES A LO N G SAIO EASTERLY R IG H TO F WAY LINE. TH EN CE N0DO3 2 T E . A OISTANCE O F 1119 00 F E E T TO THE POINT O F CURVATURE O F A CU R VE, CO N CAVF SO UTH EASTERLY HAVING A CEN TR AL ANGLE O F 43 06 3 C AND A RADIUS OF 1362 39 FE E T. TH EN C E RUN N O R TH EAS TER LY ALONG TH E ARC OF SAIO CURVE A OISTANCE OF 1023 06 F E E T TO THE P O INT OF TAN G E N C Y T H E N C E N 4 31 00 3 -E. A DISTANCE OF 601 #1 F E E T TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CO N CAVE NORTHW ESTERLY HAVING A C E N TR A L A N G IE O F 03-3* 37- AND A RADIUS O F 1302 39 F EET TH EN CE RUN NO R TH EASTER LY A lO N Q THE AR C OF SAIO CURVE A DISTANCE O F 93 69 F E E T T O A POINT O N TH E NO R TH LINE OF THE S O U TH E A S T 1/4 OF SAID S E C TIO N 31. TH EN CE D EP A H TU G SAID R IG H TO F WAY LINE HUN N83 3 6 0 3 T ALO N G SAIO NORTH LINE A DISTANCE O F 1446 36 F E E t T O THE W ESTERLY LIMITED ACCES S R IG H T O F WAY LINE O F IN TERSTATE 4 TH EN CE D E P A R IN G SAIO NO R TH LINE RUN ALONG SAIO W ES TER LY R IG H TO F WAY l NE THE FO LLO W ING C O U R S E S ANO D ISTANCES TH EN CE S23-3I 46"W A DISTANCE O F 323 99 FEET. TH ENCE S O O Y W U E A OISTANCE OF 1922 90 F E E T. THEF4CE S*9 4946‘ E A OISTANCE OF 30*4 FEET TH ENCE S20 2O09-W A DISTANCE O f 43 13 F E E T TO TH E POINT OF CURVAIURE O F A CURVE COF4CAVE NO R TH W ESTER LY HAVING A CEN TR AL ANGLE O F 03 2*23- ANO A RADIUS OF 3614 4* FEET THENCE RUN S O UTH W ES TER LY ALO N G THE AR C OF SAID CURVE A OISTANCE O F 340 33 F E E T TO A P O INT O N THE AFOR EL'SNTIO N ED N O R TH R IQ H T O F WAY U N E O f C O U N T Y ROAD 46 TH ENCE DEPARTING SAID W ESTERLY LIM ITLD A C C E S S R IG H TO F WAY LINE IAIN M M 4 « S !-W ALO N G SAIO NORTHERLY R IG H TO F WAY LINE A DISTANCE O F 440 07 FE E T. TH EN CE SOO I I I W W A DlSTAFICE OF » 00 F EET TH ENCE N*9-4841"W A OISTANCE OF 8T9 1S F E E T TO THE POINT OF BEGIN NIN G CONTAINING 118 06* ACRES MORE O R LESS ANO ALSO COM M ENCE AT THE N O R TH W ES T COF4NER O F THE S O U TH W ES T 1 4 OF S ECTIO N 31 TOWNSHIP T9 S O U TH RANGE 30 EAS T S IM iN O lE C O U N TY FLO R IDA RUN N 0 V 3 8 0 T E ALO N G THE N O R TH LINE OF SAIO S O U TH W ES T I 4 A DISTANCE O F 64 (JO F E E T TO A POINT O N THE EAS T R IG H T O F WAY LINE O f OR AN GE BOULEVARD I HIGH T OF WAY VARIES) SAIO POINT ALSO B EIN G THE P O INT OF BEGINNING IMET fCE DEPARTING SAIO EAST R IG H TO F WAY LINE COFITlNUt N » t J * 0 T E . A LO N G SAIO NO R TH LINE A DISTANCE OF 2222 60 FEET TO A POINT O N THE W ESTERLY R IG H T O F WAY UNE OF INTERNA T O N A L PARKWAY N O R TH {FORMERLY KNOW N AS GftANT LINE ROAD AS R ECO R D ED IN OFFICIAL R ECO R O S IX j 6 k 2/46 PAGE 1090 PUB LlC R ECO R D S OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA, TH ENCE DEPAHT ING SAIO N O H TH UN E IO N S4J IQ 0 4 W A lO ftG SAID W ESIERLY R IG H TO F WAY UNE A DISTANCE O f 4*7 31 F E E T TO THE POINT OF CUFTVATURE O F A CUFTVE CONCAVE SO UTH EASTER LY HAVING A CEN TR AL ANGLE O F 4 | t * 3 r AND A RADIUS OF 1402 31 FEET rcc ket in« Un S ing co* Un pla the So* a 'l l II re K yt fit h< al w A D fn bi s< al M Cl e< it y ' yi F f c s f th e n c e sta* r u n s o u th w es ter ly a lo n g th e arc of s a id c u r v e AttO SAJO R IG H T O F WAY UNE A OISTANCE OF 1130 42 F E E T TO THE POINT OF TAN G EN CY THENCE 800 032837/ A DISTANCE OF 4123 FEET TH EN C E DEPAR TING SAIO R IG H T O F WAY LIN t H JN S63 34423W A DISTANCE O f 672 2 9 F E E T THENCC SOO‘04 44"E, A 0*S TANCE OF 10 30 F E E T THENCE S a 9 " X > \ m A OISTANCE OF 773 43 F E E T TO A P O INT O N THE AF ORE ME NT IONE D EASE R IG H TO F WAY LINE OF ORATtGE BOULEVARD THENCE NOO 04 46VY ALONG SAIO R IG H T O F WAY U N E A DISTA7.CE O f 1233 41 F E E T THENCE T«7I9‘ 35 14*E. A DISTATtCE OF 23 00 E E E T T HE NCE N0Q-04 <6*W A D IS TANCE O f 240 16 F E E T TO THE POINT O F Ilf GINNING CONTAINING 4* 193 ACHES MORE OR LESS CONTAINING A TOTAL O F 176 2*3 ACR ES MORE OR LESS A i m v i uf to* Ordnance and a ci*” p%«a legal descr phun .,f tr* by rrwtas ard buurrit can be cbUtfwd t»om tf-e C*y J l ake Uary Cay Clark * Of* m 1(JQ fourth Country Club Road lake Mary f fcaOa U x » t r y tfm u/i frun 6 00 a m untd 4 JO p m fha f'ubhc Maa'ifK) *•> ba hahj m Via Cay Comrrwtarun Chambait al *00 faath Coiaitry Club la ta Mary Ttm PuLt*. r% rtyAaO hj aha* *J and ba haanl C y f haaraig may l u n t n a hum m « to hma aiW V a Cay Currarwuiai ma*a* a teat Jai t%min Quattaa* may ba b Ba Spivay Cay HWviaf at 407 W 144.* »#O U * A Pt»lSO#4 U IC lO € S 10 AJ*f*tA l M i l UlClSiO f* MA(Jt U r TIMS COMMiSSKyti r t lT M H IS P f C T TO A fir MAT I f H C O iS iO t M U ) At THIS M E ETIN G OR HEARING Ml O H SH E W ill Nl ED A R ECO R D OF IH E P R O CEED ING S A/tU I HAT FOFI S U C H PURPOSE F tlG H S H E U A r N E E D T O E N S U H E THAT A VL HUATiM H IC O R O OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE W HICH R ECO R D INCLUDES THE TESTIM ONY A / tO E V ID E N E U P O N W HICH IH E APPEAL IS IO BE B ASED FLORIDA S T A IU IE S 28*0105 PER GO H3 W ITH D lS AB itlTlES N EED IN G ASSISTAtK.t TO P A H IC I IWTE .N ANY OF THESE P R O CEED ING S S t lO U .0 CO N TACT THE CITY s h o o , ADA CO ORDINATOR AT LEAST «* MOORS IN ADVANCE OF THE ME 1 1 vt WAYNE J W AIM ER SR a i t WAYNE J W AIM ER and JO H N D O E. Ummoan Tanant(t). Dalandant(t) NOTICE O f FO R ECLO SUR E S ALE N O TICE «t haraby gvan that tha undarvgnad Clark of tha C*rcui Court oI Samaiota County. Florida m i on tha day oI NOV 19 7007. at 11 00 A M al tha Watt Front Door oI tha Samaioia County Coudhofita. Santord Fiorvja ottaf lor tala and t a i al putAc outcry to tha h«ghatl and batt bOdar lor caah. Via to*ow rtg datertwd proparty %4uatm1 ai SEMINOLE County Honda Lota 10 and 11. Bfcxfc 75. Toamaia oI North Chduota. Plat Book 7. Paga 54 Sarrtnda County Florida purtuant to tha Faial Judgmanf •niarad m a cata pancAng n %art Court lha ifyta ol «h c h it ndcalad abova W ITN E SS my hand and offciat taal oI u d Court thrt day ol O C T 73 700? U A R V A f M MORSE Clark ol lha C*cu4 Court By Mary Stroupa. O C It you ara a parton mth a (ktaNMy <aho naadt any tpacial accommodabon to parbcipats <n IN t procaadng. you ara anttiad at no cot! to you. to Via proviuon ol tpaoal atu&tanca Piaasa contacl Court Admn*ttratwn at X I N Park A*« Sla N X 1 . Santord. Florida 32771. tatophona (407)373 4330, E*t 4227. mthm two working days ol your raceipt oI Vta nobca If haarmg <mps«rad. (TD O ) 1000-955 0771 or Vu*ca (V) 1 000­ 055 0770 v*a Florida Ratay Sarysca John C EngNban* PA 1574 E livngtton Si O U m Jo Hurtoa 37003 Pubhth Octobar X 2007 and NovambarS 2007 RR219_________ IN IN t C O U N TY C O U R T O f f t lf I f TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORlOA C A S E NO 02 CC-402 70-S SANFO RO HlDOEN lA K E VILLAS H O M E O W N ER S ASSO CIATIO N . INC a Florida not tor prohl corpora Inn. Ptantift. v JA S O N LINCOLN DAWS and VICKY DAWS Defendants NOTICE O f FO R ECLO S U R E SALE N O TIC E IS HEREBY G IV EN pur tuant to tha Fmal Summary Judgment of Foreclosure dated October 17. 2007 and entered Casa No 07 C C 407 70^3 of the County Court of tha 10th JuAoei Circuit and tor Serrsnofe County Florida ahera«n S A N F O R D HID D EN LAKE VIILAS HOME OWN EHS ASSO CIATIO N INC t% Plaintiff, and JA S O N LIN CO LN DAWS and VICKY DAWS are V * Defendants I * 4 se4 to the fughast and bast ta jd * tor cash at al West From Slap* of the Sammoie County Courthouse X I North Park Avenue Santord. Florida at 1 1 00 o clock A M on v>e day ol NOV 21. 2002 tha toMomng described property as set torth n sad F*nal Judynenf tomt LO T 4 MiCO EN LAKE PHASE HI UN IT V I ACCO R D IN G TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R ECO R D ED IN PLAT BOOK to PAGES 77 AND 70 AS R ECO R D ED IN THE PUBLIC F1ECORDS OF S E M iN O U C O U N TV FLORIDA SAiOLAf40 SITUATE LYING Af4D BEING IN SEMINOLE C O U N T Y FLORIDA SAID LAND SITUATE LYING AND B EiN G IN S E M iN O lE C O U N TY FLORIDA W «h V>e k A e n g street adkest 127 EiJgeeatar Cacfe Santord F l u d i 32773 DATED Vms day u fO C T 10 2UX/ MAH tANNE MORSE Clerk A t Clark (J V * C o u l By Ma/y Struupe Deputy Clerk BECKER A P lX lA A O fF P A Attorneys ka PVenbff 2500 Ma-Ha/vl Canter Parkeey Suite 209 Maitund f ktrda 32751 FNibksr. 4*002 and Nu*err4ier6 2007 RR720 IN THE CIRCUIT CO U R T o f t h e ta rn j u d i c i a l CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE CO U N TY FLORlOA > 1 ^ NO TIC E O F ACTION TO Unknown Spouse. Harrs. Devisees Grantees and Creditors of ftottoe J la m s a V a Bobtea Jean Shephard, deceased YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to keectose a daan of Ian tor ir p a d hnmatwmars’ assessments on the toiomng described real property in Sarwnofe County Honda Lot 7. D EER SO NG. accortfe^ to tha pfet thereof as recorded n Plat Book 45 Paga 69 PutWc Records of Sansnofe C o u a y Florida (a V a 400 San Gabrwf Street Wntar S p e g i Floods 377001 has been faerf a g a rtl you Ybu are regarad to serve a copy of yo u «mt ten defenses if any to 4 on Dand N Giassman Esgua Plaintiff s Attorney whose u kass is 210 Annie Street. Orlando. Florida 37006. on or betora December 2. 2007. Me the ongnai e*h the Clark of W s co u t aihar betore serv r e on PtamtH s attorney or vnmarkalafy thereafter, ofherwts# a default *.<! be entered aganst you tor tha rake* demanded m the comptsnt or DATED on O C T 72 7002 MARYAN74E MORSE. CLERK As Clark. O c u t C o u l Sarrwio4a County. Ftondi By Ruth Kng As Deputy Clark If you are a parson mth a dsabrfity order to partic^efe ei in s proceed r g . you are entitled at no coal to you to tha provmon of cedaei assis­ tance Fheasa contacl. ADA Coonknator at X I N Park Avenue. Suta N X 1 . Santord Florida 37771. Telephone (407) 3 2 3 4 3 X ail 4227 w iN n two (2) working days of your recast of W s Notice of Haarmg. if you are haarmg or race vnpairad cal f 000955 0771 Publish Octobar X 2002 and November 6. 13. X . 2007 RR721 IN T H E CIRCUTT CO U R T O F TH E 1 ITH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA CIVIL DIVISION C A S E NO 02 C A 231V14-L O CW EN FED ER AL BANK FSB. Ptamtiff. vs MOSE S I 'ARRIS, at al. Defendants N O TIC E © F ACTION TO a l l i a n c e FENCE COMPANY Iasi Known Address 100 Shore Drive, longwuod FL 37779 YOU ARE NO TIFIED that an action tor Foreclosure of Mortgage cm the toiuwmg deserved property LO T 4 MOF4TGOMEFTY SQUARE. A r r o p n iN G Tn th f Pt a t Th e h i o r a s h c c o m d c o in p i a t HOOK 24 P A C irn a A N O * 04 THE PUIU 1C RE C O R D S O T S IM 14CX E C O U N TY f lO H U iA A K A 506 DERBY DRIVE AiTA M O N TE SPRINGS. FL 32714 has been Ned agamvt you and you are required to serve a copy of yo u ertftan defenses i any. to 4. on Marshal C Watson. P A . Attorney tor Ptamtiff. whose address « 1000 NW 49TM S TR E ET. S UITE 120 F T LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 mthm W r ty ( X ) days after the fast putfeabon of W a Nuoce m lha (Pfease pubksh •n THE SEMINOLE HERALD) and fife the ongmal with the Clerk of W s Court either betora service on Plaintiff s attorney or immediately thereafter othenmse a defeui eti be entered agamsl you tor tha rekaf demanded m tha comptamt to accordance wwh the Americans wrth Osab«ktias Act. Persons mth Disabilities nemkng a special accommudation to participate m Ws proceedmg should contact Ihe C o u l Admm.%tr*tor al X I N Park A*enue Sanford FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)373 4 3 X not later than seven (7) days pror to tha proceeikng If hearing vnpa*red (TD O ) 1 000 955 0771 or t a c t (V) 1 0OC 955 0770 vva Florida Relay Services W ITN ESS my hand and the seal of W s Court W s day of O C T 22 7007 Maiy Anne Musa As Clerk of the C o u l By H u h Kmg As Deputy Cferk Pubksh lPfease publish m The Semmole Herald) Pubksh October X . 2002 and November 6. 7007 RR722 IN THE CIR CU IT CO U R T FOR SEM INOLE CO U NTY FLORlOA PROBATE Ol VISION FILE N O 02 1120-CP IN HE ESTATE OF M iH M A A HOWARD Deceased N O TICE TO CREDITORS The edmevstratiun uf the estate of NOHM A A HOW ARD deceased F >k> tkifTber C7 I I X C P is («r«k n g « lhe C r c U C o u t k,r Semmufe Coceity FtorsLs Pn<>ate (kyiscm the ekkess U w h «h ^ P O Bus 00*9 Santord f l 12772 The nanes and eikkess of the Personal Representative and Vie Personal Representative % attorney are %mt kjrVi bekre AJ crecktors of tfe decetler4 arvl other persons havmg claims or JsmarvJs agamsl decwlaris estate r c -U in g ur•matured contmgant or unkitulated cleans un ehum a copy of W s nuhea is served must Me Vwr cleans mth W s Court W ltH iN THE Figfrid a K idCare Free or Low Cost Health Insurance for Kids For kidi, it'i great health murance For parenti, til one leu worry aRo dec if ING AT 40 7 3*5-1424 C ITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA s t l l . i i CAROL A FO S TER . ere C ITY CLERK PulAt/i OOutJ*F 30 2032 ANl Nrv*T<*« 6 13 2IA12 ■l i s t 1 HR20* t e r fl Legals L eg als L egals L f g a is H ek au) C a ll t o d a y (o r a m a il-in a p p lic a t io n ! 1-888-540-KIDS (5437) w w w f lo r id a k id c a r e o r g m i » / / 115 * 7 4 3 H>ornoY|Kl by If* M o m li Orp*iT'TVnt o l M**<lh Public Auction Pubic auction to be held at 901 am. on the dey(s) specified below al the from door of Athen s Towmg toe Located at 2499 OkJ laka Mary Rd Sute 134. Santord. FL tor tha p uposa of drsposmg of tha toiowmg For further mtormation pfeas* cal (407)371 2946 11/14*72 ( 1) tfear 1992Meka HONDA V IM 1HGCB7677NA093305 11/10/02 ( t ) War 1967Maka FO R D V IM 1FABP6035MH174172 11/12/02 ( t ) War 1903Maka FORD V IM 1FTBR10A5FUA6I763 (2) W ar 1989Mafca FORO V IM 1FM0A31U7K/B28309 n / i voa (1) Year 1909Maka FORO V IM 1FABP41A7KF144260 Pubiah October X 2007 RR774 NOTICE W HAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION W H EN November 20. 2002 TIME 10 00am W H ER E A A R Towmg Server 1001 N Orlando Ay* Maitland FL 37751 VEH ICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE M C O C l VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION • 11 00 Chevy Maibu I01N D82J7Y6771409 Publish October X . 2002 RR775 N OTICE O F AU C TIO N Thts auction will be held on November 13. 2002 at 9 0 0 AM if 375 Aufcn A«* . Ovwdo. FL Prospective bwkfers may inspect the vehetes on the day bekaa the Auction from 9AM unW 6PM Terms are cash or certified funds onfy Ovwdo Towmg reserves the right to accept or refuse any and a l b«ts The toicMnng vehicles are offered tor bats 1965 HONDA CIVIC V IM JHMAN557 7FCOC6091 HONDA 650 M O TO R CYCLE Pubksh October X . 2007 RR220 NOTICE OF A U C TIO N Th»% auction m i be hm>j on November JO. 2002 at 9 Ol) AM al 325 Aufcn A«e . Ovwxfcj FL Prr«spective bakfeis may mspect the vefvcfes on the day before the Auction from 9AM until 6PM Terms •re cash or certified fund* only Ovtedu Tmvmg reserves the right to accept or refuse any a n ] a l tkds The toiuwmg vehcies are offered tor bOs 7001 TOYOTA CO R O LLA V IM 1NXBR12E21Z5O1950 Pubksh October X . 2007 RR727 N OTICE OF PUBLIC A U C TIO N Nobc* is hereby given Semmole Wrecker Service m i sei af F5bkc Auction tor salvage tor cash on demand to highest bukter the tol towmg deserbed vefw:fes Npv 0. 2002 00 OkJ s 4 DR Vm • 2G3AM 51W 4J93X112 The auction m i be held *t 1200 PM on the sad dates above Al Semmole Wrecker service 2540 S Myrffe Av* Santord FL 32773 Prospective bidders mey inspect veh<fes one h o u prior to '.afe Term* are cash or certified funds Semmole Wrecker reserves the ngN to accept or r*t*c1 any and at b«d* F*ubksh Octobar X 2007 RR22S NOTICE OF PUBLIC A U CTIO N Not** is hereby grven McCunnei Towmg will at Pubkc Auction For Sa/veg* tor Cash on demand to highest tMkfer the kWtowmg date r4wd »ehcfes 11-1607 07 OkJ* JAN3/Y1CM 277X7 95 Ftort 2G2FV77P6S7214515 11-1602 06 Durfcj lB3B7t0D5JV 130644 11 2002 02 Merc E Bf'K4F 2C/6O0635 91 thev TO 1WL 54 T6P9194559 02 Tuyt 4LN44D5CUU61/B6 1121 02 X Ptym 4P 1C S44T OLE0033/5 11 22 07 96 N*S« JN1CA21D9TT 734**59 04 BMW WBAAK/40/E 0 / X X 7 00 Hurd JHMC U9360JS0152&J 0*1 VMA SAMS 1IYUS1510KTX0655 11-77 07 99 M in i 1HGEJ0142X1000671 0/ Hurd JMM t C 1345HSU22J96 00 P*v4 1G2NE 14U6X621287 the AuLtajn w*be hekj « 1 9 X a m un sad dales above Mi C u v w i Tomr<g 4 fleccrvery .*000 ‘>anto«d A .« Saniml Fl J7/7J Pi'ispeikve bvklers may mspect •eh«cfes one h o u pnor lu safe Twrm t i , -CASH O H CEM 1IM E0 T UNOS" LAC tfinvi Tuwmg i n * * . 8 * iff* k) 4C(*(4 u< imfm* I «.| 44 BIOS e jM xt. (XlUaM X AJU7 HH1JV KU8LIC AUCTION e u * . 4M.tun to K . <1 *1 t i 00 p m un it* l/tn u * , No.•mu*. 2004 Al 8 * fror* i]uu« ,4 S«nto«J Tuning a n j H*cu«*iy iuc*l*o .1 454.' CiM toy CtoO »k| S*nk»iJ fl J47/I h i tt* p jip u M u) ik ip u w u ui 8 n I A . . . J Miia.1* TE All 1 MAKE OOOGE VIN4 .’t t U M H i / H t l l fec* Pubkc kurKon to b* Tnkl » ' ' l 00 p m on in* 1Jib day °T Nov*mb*f 4004 Al rn* front d o » cl Santonl Towmg and H*cov*fy tocAlad «1 W 3 Country Oh4> P d . S*nto«d. 11 37771. t » tho purpok* 0» iMpotong of toe (blowing w h e i YEAR 1993 MAKE OLDS V t M 1G3HF45XXPH314550 F*ubic auction to be hed at 1? 00 p m on the 14th day of November 2002 At the front O r * of Santord Towmg end Recovery located it 7572 Country Ctob Rd Santord. Fl 37771 tor the purpose of (ksposmg of 1he toiowmg vefvcfe YEAR 1991 MAKE PLYM V T M 7P4GH75K0MR76X21 PufcAsh October X 2007 RR7X NOTICE Santord Housmg Authority InvKatmn tor Bds (fFB • 2007 01) Landscape Mamfenance The Housmg Author«y of toe City of Santord (SMA) is accepting sealed tuds tor the F>rovision of landscape Maintenance Services tor sis (6) housmg developments mth 404 housing umts s*u«ted on an aggre­ gate of 5721 acres B ds m i be received at toe SHA. 94 Castle Brewer Court. Santord. FL 37777 7359 up N 4 0 0 p m on November 15. 2002. at whch tom* they m l be puhkefy opened and read aloud B«Js musf be prepared m accordance mth toe mstnjrtmns m the Invitation lor B ds a ropy of which may be obremed al the SH A at toe above address Bds recerved aflat toe ctosmg date and tome m i not b* consdared A pre b d conference shei be had it the Santord Housmg Authority 94 Castle Brewer Court. Santord. F l 37772 7359 on Wednesday. November 0. 2002 al 7 0 0 p n E S T S i* insis may be arranged by contacting Fredda Brown. Acting Maintenance Supervisor at (407) 373 3150 E it 70 Bdders aw encouraged to attend toe p re b d conWhence and visit the vies Authon/ed by Audrts B«ltoerry E aecutove Director Santord Housmg AuThonfy 94 Castfe Brewer Court Santord FL 37772 7359 (407) 3230150 Publish October X 2002 and November 3. 7007 RR731 R o n e . Of A p p « C ^ far T a i D**d n o t c e is H t r w o r j w * * s m i RLEY R P1CKFOR0 TFIUSTEE THOMAS C WARR IRREVOCABLE TR U S T and y**Mf) 0* ***/*»■N <***"**: Mm ol 8 * prop*** “ v ) M ' * M , ) n *Twti . *»• k.»* * vM A M »< C E K T in C A T l HO : M l T E A * O f ISSUAffCE: 1 »M PARCEL 10* 0* 2T-30-50T-OAOO°*0 * K it* o n of Prop*1r LEO LOT 21 BLK A S U N S E T MAfiOfl PB » n *Nc7i I M « » I HENRY HARCTY JR. MARY D MAROY A l of k*«l p e p «1 » H r g * • » C o r * , of S w rm f* . Sttf* of n o o d t U rM U kucfi c m * c * * t ) 6* w lM ir w l a ctsrfng X V * * » prep*ity d n c 't m t n Ricft M rtRe*W t) „ n b* vM to *i* N gT*« twAV* •• 8<* **tt Iron (f w . S w t m o I* C o u 8 » CouiKouk*. SAftenl FtortJA. on U n X r y N o «ro f> « 10 J002. « it 0 0m _ .. PryroMl of Sal* V*. (Joouro*oury ttrrop TAi*. rod rrco rfrg m tn rtn d » t » PM ) br 81* kuct***fi4 al *1* sal* F.jil p*yn*nt of *n u n o u 8 *qu«l X 8i* N(p**l b«) » *U» “ AN" 24 I x u i *TI*i 8 * *<4v*Hrt*<) tm* of u k A I p*y»n*r« k7v*f b* c*kh of guaranteed instrument. made peyatfe to toe Cferk of tha O c u i Court Dated on 10*37002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE CIR CU IT C O U R T SEMINOLE C O U N T Y FLORIDA by Gem dm * HeHbrd Deputy Cferk PutWsh October 9. 10 73 X . X 0 7 RFL057 Notice of Application to rT a i Deed NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN that SHIRLEY R PICK FOR D TR U S TEE THOMAS C WARR IRREVOCABLE TRUST, the holder of toe toiowmg c*d/fcat*(*) hat Ned »a d certifh catel*) tor a tai deed to ba *»ued thereon The certihcat# manberti) and yeartt) of leauarce toe descrip­ tion ol th* property, and toe named* m which «t was assessed v » f e as C I R T i n C A T I N O : 3033 YEAR O F ISSUA N CE 1195 PARCEL ID# 07-21-30-507-0000­ 0020 Descrphon of Property LE O LO T 2 ♦ N 1/2 O F LO T 3 HOM EV ULE PB 9 PO 37 Names m which assessed RICHARD O B E N N E TT AJ of sad property bemg m the County of Semmole State of Ftorda Unless such cert hcafe(t) shal be redaemed accordmg to taw th* prop­ erty deserbed m such certrfcatets) m i be sold to the h>ghes! b d v r at the west from door. Semmole Ccumty Courttvuiw Santord. Ftorda. on Monday November 10 7007 at 11 00am Ffeyment of Sale to* applicable documentary stamp tai#s and raconAng fees are regu^ad to be pad by the successful bdder al the safe F u i payment of an amocml equal to toe Nghest b d is due w-tom 24 hours attar the advertised hma of safe AJ payments she* be cash or guaranteed instrument mad* payable to the Cferk of The Cecui Court Dated on 1C3370Q7 MARYANNE I *ORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT CO U R T SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA by Geraidm* Martord Deputy Cferk Pubksh October 9. 10. 23. X . 2007 RR053 N O TIC E O F SALE O F MOTOR VEHICLE Pursuant to Florida Statute 713 565. M d Ftorda lie n And Ftecovery. wfe sei at pubkc safe tor cash the toiowmg described vehrcfelt) lucaiAd al kenors place to sal isfy a ctaened ken tor labor and or storage 1997 CH EVR OLET 2D VlN 7G1WW12MAV9319604 l fen Amt 1625 X Owner/Vafeffe YtKanda Wfeon 7511 S Bay Ave Santord. FL LienhodenHAFC P O B o a 17907 San Dfegrx C A . 1900 C H EV R O LE T VAN VtN lGf4OU06E4W0170618 Lien Amt 15345 00 Owner V /* # | Kimbrough 572 A Lan* Cocoa. F l and Henry J Smmons 577 Flayer Ln Merrfl Island FL LfenhokJerHAFC P O B o a 17907 San Dfego. CA LfenorB.it Heard Chevrolet 127 N Oregxi Si S ^to rd F l 32771 Tel 407 371 7000 Safe dafe November 16.2002 at 10 00 at 3001 Amm* Ave ble 227A Wmter Park FL Sad vehefets) may be redeeme.J by sat '» V ng toe ken prior to safe data Ybu have the ngN to a haarmg at any time prior to safe date by femg a dememl tu« hearing m the cecui court Owner f e i ma ngN to recover possesunn of vehefe t y postmg a bond m accordance with F S 559 917 Any proceeds m eacesa of the amount of the ken m i be depos.t ed with the Cferk of C r t u i Court n to* county where the vehefe « had M d F tord a Lien and Recovery 3001 Atom* Aw* 9727A Writer Park FL 3J7 ^J F*utWsh October X . *002 RR737 VEH IC LE AUCTION 1 X . Buck • 1G4NV54U0LMOB3753 Aucton to be had on 11-13-02 U ,n AM al Practeds Towmg t? 4 0 S C R 4?7 longwood 1 X FNym •2P4FH5539LF3619267 A uctoi to be hefcJ on 11-1602 U 10AM at Pritchetts Towmg 1240 S C Ft 427 lu n g m x d Pubksh October X 2007 RR73J N O TIC E OF PUBLIC S A LE ALTAM O N TE TOWING. IN C • U N C LA IM E0 VEHICLE AU C TIO N 117 MAF1KER S T. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE B EGIN S AT 10 00 AM SOLD AS IS N O W ARRANTY n o t i t l e S E IL E R R ESER VES THE RlOftT TO R EFU SE ANY OR Al l BIOS PUR SUANT TO F S 713 70 II 6 X 0 2 19X » ORG 1FAPP6O46LH100720 PH ONE • 40/ 339 0700 Pub«sh October X 7002 FIR 104 October 75 2002 NOTICE O F A PUBLIC MEARlNO TO CONS10CR THE AOOPTtON OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY O F SANFORO FLORIDA Nutice i* hereby grven that a Pubkc ffearmg will be hed m jh* C u n m a s M i FVcm al ttfe C.ty Mai n the C iy uf Santord Ftorda .it 7 00 •r k .k P M t November 11. 2002 to umsater the of an on% nance by toe City of Santord Ftorda ttie uf whch % as kfeuws ORDINANCE NO ] 750 AN ORDINANCE OF THE C IT Y O f S A M O R l ) PHOVlDlNG FO»| a R E Q U IR EM EN T THAT Of p a r t ME NT D IR E C T O R iN THE EMPLOY O f THE CITY HAVE ANO MA i N TA i N R ESID ENCY W lTH iN THE c i t y ItM lTS O f THE CITY P R OVID IN G FOH LEGISLATIVE IN TENT PMOViOiNO FOR RESl 0 EN C Y R E Q U IR EM EN TS AND e x e m p tio n s p r o v id in g for SCVER A B iU TY PROVIDING FOR C O N H lC T S PROVIDING FOR COD IFICATIO N AND PROVIDING FO R AN EFFECTIVE DATE A Cnpy efvai be avafetfe al 0fe off* e of it** C iy Cferk tor aJ pervma dewmg tu emamme the same A i Pa/t/es m nlered ard ciuena khai have an uppurtunAy to be r*anj at sad haarmg B* order ,A ffw CAy Currwmaacjn uf toe CAy of Santord Ftorda WITH DISABILITIES NEEDtNG ASSISTANCE TO PAH TICIPATI in M u O f THESE P H D CEE D IN G ;, SH OULD C O N TA C T O f f (C l H£S0^ « C E S ADA U X JH tX H A TO H AT ,lJ 0 «* "O U R S A l N A N t l O f THE M EETINQ A lM C L TO THE f-u e u c X HL*- . ^ IN * jv*'•* « «, «o, *■ 8i* UX . 8' ** -,!» .^ » » 81*, * • P < «* «k ru A n tk » J .« i K O ..X U b , X . C N 4 s*nto»d If S 486 OIOS, C t \ * t * i ° ^ rf» C 4 * U Mk O ix * * , * W M III None a of Application For Ta i Deed N OTICE IS H ER EB Y G IV EN that SHIRLEY R P lCK fO R O TR U S TEE THOM AS C WARR IRREVOCABLE TRUST, the holder of the toAowmg cedifcateis) has Ned sad certiftc*t*<s) tor a tai deed to be issued thereon Th# certificate number(s) and yea/(s) of issuance Ihe desenpbon of tha property, ard toe name] s) m which i was assessed s u t as CER TIFICA TE N O S74 YEAR O F ISSUANCE 1995 PARCEL ID# X 1 9 X 5 1 )0 0 0 0 00A J Description oI Property LEG S I X FT O f E 105 F T OF LOT A PINE LEVEL F»B 6 PQ 37 Names n which assessed l E JO N ES A i of sad property bemg m the County of Semmole Slate of Ftorda Unless such c*rtihcafe(s) shoJ be redeemed acconjmg to law. the prop­ erty d e t e r m such certificate^) a H be so d to the h<ghe>f bidder »; the *est front duor Semmole Cocmty Courifxxise Santord Fiord* on Mnrday November 10 2007 al I t 00am Payment uf Safe fee *ppi<*b<e documentary stamp tares and recordmg fees are required to be pad by the successful bdder at th« safe F u i payment of an amount equal to ihe rvghesl b d « due wihm 24 hour* attar the advertsed tm* of saw AJ payment* %h*j be cash or guaranteed instrument mad* P#YeU# to ih* Cferk of lhe C#cui Cou t Dated on 1(337002 MAfTYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT C O U R T SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA by Gerattne Hadurd Cepuy Cferk »*ubash October 9 (« . 23 X 2 X 2 FLR054 Notice of Application foi Ta i o**d NOTICE I S h E H E B i GIVEN 8*1 KEVIN Q IC'IM Y 8 * 6tjU m ol th* Wwktny c*<1,M*t*,l| N i Mat) l m ) C*ttlic*f*t I ) u 4 I I I v * o X t « •uord I 8 .4 U , T h . ■•KMMt. M m 0 « l t l rod IM t t tl ot o u i u 8 * >*nci«6un .4 Ih* p ro v t li A n l 8,* "4 8 »)I| «• a hc h 1 I I luktMk CER TIFICATE N O 27J6 TEAR O F ISSUANCE I M i O^PABCEL I04 JO-21 » 50T 0000ui p.op*(ty l e q LOT >8LAVADA COURT PB 6 PO 66 fM m *. Sif h I n -H O U A S W TA C C A R O C « « Y ol Sammol*. SUM t4 Fto o * U " * M kuiit tfou l* '" ^ • m w J a c c o n in q to u . thaprop. *’ »oLh CM 'Acatfl., hkJh.H t w j f l J *• ham A m Sm tvrtU Corn*, C 'A X ItW fl. Saatoid. TUtU a un ..^ T * ’• • ’ow - P(l>tn*i8 d Sal* V*. tTocumaniai, « * . ( , I . . . , , n J * m * tg u*. „ , ^ * 1 kt M “7 T " ‘ ‘“ • W 'U U X m a) T * ^ f o * pa^nmm J m ^ t»h . C 7* . P ^to * .iu shai be cash u (K*Afsnleed msirument mad# K T ,u - c-* - - ^•fed un 1 (33 2X 2 MAiUANNt MORSE « W * 0 U COUNTY. FLORIDA h^ m o il ^ CJf*)f) Ek • TA. *•** •* t* • a n u i Th* e*rtificl* 'W ’* * * 1* t ' • » - .-ww Node# of AppAcaae. •or T n Deed N O TIC E IS HEREBY SHIRLEY R P1CKFOR0 of the Wtowmg cartAcafet; y sad cerkftoafels) tor • *», w . w a d thereon The ce^.Vm ter(s) and year(t) of eauar, deserphen of toe pmper*t ^ namefs) y i whch t iv are as toiows C ER TIFICATE NO 3604 YEA R O F tSSUAFfCi m . FfeRCEL »0 f 10-21 J M v v 0350 Descrphon of PrcpeHy i g X E S T E S ADO T O CVEOci PG44 Names #i whch assess#} * M C ARTHUR A l of sa d property tr r ^ f County of Semmole SUfedFrUnless such certificate! I, r , redeemed acconAng to fee y, erty desertoed m such cerw> wii b i sod to toe the west frorl door. Semmce*A. Courthouse Santord F r / g 7 Monday November 1| a j 11 00am Ffeyment of Safe fee ajp^ documentary stamp Uwi recordmg tees are re g jr * , pad by to# sucressfJ bdfe ■ safe Fu i payment of r r equal to the rughesl b d e da r 24 hours attar toe adverse* safe A l payments shal ta or guaranteed mstrumen ^ payable to to# Cferk of r* Cp Court Defedon 10G7002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E C lR C U T c; SEMINOLE C O U N T Y F \ & -t by Geraidm# Martord Dep.*» Pubksh October 9. 16. 23 X . RR056______________________ Notice of Application For T a i Deed N OTICE tS H ER EB Y GiVtk • ANNA FER TIC FOUNCATC5 the holder oI the toiowm; r catels) has Ned sa d can to*i a tai deed to be issued Verso cerbttcate number(s) md ru issuance, the descrphon cf r erty m dthan*m e(s) i n m e t . assessed fear* as Foiows C IR T1F1CATI N O 1125 YEAR O F ISSUANCE tffe PARCEL 10# 33-1631 5062 X tO Description of Property LEG £ BLK 5 CANAAN PB 1 PQ Names m w hch turn G EO R G E W BROWN A i of sad property bang ' Cotmfy of Semmole. Slat* cf f Unless such cerbfcateisi tr« redeemed accortAng to few tr# erty de sc-toed m s « h cefekce wA be sold to the Nghes! txr* the west front door. Semmoe Co. Courthouse Santord Ftorda / Monday November 10 20­ 11 00am Payment of Safe fee K P u documentary stamp tares recordmg fees are reqmred * pad by the successful bdder • safe F u i payment of #r a~ equal to th# highest b d H due r 24 hours after the advertised «** safe AJ payments shai be car guaranteed instrument “ payable to toe Cferk of tha O Court Dated on 1(317007 MAFTYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CU IT C a SEMINOLE C O U N T Y FL0R10 by GerskJma MartonJ Dep.fy C Pubksh October 9. 16. 23 X T RR057 Notice of Application For T a i Oeed NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GfVEN SHIRLEY R P1CKFORD the of toe toJowmg certifcalel s) U sad cerbfcafeis) tor a U i dev •ssuad thereon The cerhhca*' beds) and year(S) of esuar. descrphon of tha property c namels) m when 4 was iik feare as toiows CER TIFK.ATE NO 2 7 il YEAR OF ISSUANCE *991 FYLRCEL ID# I t 21 31 501 X tO Descnpeon of FNuperty LEG 1 • 2 BLK 2 H I E NS 1ST At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PB 2> Names m wNch assessed WAL WILSON SR AJ of sad property bemg r County of Senvnote Stile Cf Fk Unless such certtocateisi kha 'edeemed according to law to# ; erty deserbed m such cerkhca w>i ba sod to (he Nghesi the west front Juor Semmole C<x Courthouse Santord Ftorda r Monday Novemtwr 10 20C* 1 00am Payment of Safe fee jppwa documentary stamp t**6#t r ^econing fees a/* requ *1 k pad by the Success/, ieviw K * F u i payment ol an #•>-#1 to to# Ngnesl b d <s 1 4 •* 24 hour* after advertisei •dfe A i payments she I guaranteed instrument va> Payebie to r # Cferk ut the : Court Dated on 1(3^7002 M A R rA V rE MORSE CLERH OF THE CIR CU IT CL S EM INOtE C O U N T Y FLCR < 8* 0*t*kkn* H aiX n ) 0*puh Putifckii O ctU ai » . 16 23 j, RR0S* NotK* ol A p pU c* t» <0i T a i 0*«a N OTICE IS H ER EBY \ ■ 8 SitlRLEY R PICKFORO *• of 8i* tottuwflg c*(titc 4tr - " - —3 V U ) (*ttif<4l*( 4) k » I -J. * 4 0 t* <ssued thereon Th# c r ’ -- ** <X#T* be»|*) and yeartst of s ** descrphon ol the pope> # d to# f>ameik) m wfw.h 4 “ *es*#d * e re as toiows CER TIFICATE NO Utf YEAR O F ISSUANCE 'I** w l r c e l id # ta.*' i w /o u u; O tX Owscrphon of Pnp* *» i t J tOfb 10 • 19 RE Pi A? • WiNWOC. RAFLK PB J FHi JO Nam** m n » » ■***mJ Pif**t * PARKE Ft C l FF(ViD iACKSOfl A i of sad prose'ty bemg n t * County uf Semmure Sute of For or Unless such certfcefeisl sha* > redeemed acrordng to few the pi . •♦ty desirbed n such cettita? wfe be s*to to toe Ngpesl t d v » toe west from duor Semeve# C*vr*> Courthouse Santord ( U d i -n Monday Nuvember 10 2VXV » 11 00am Payment ol Sale fe# 4st*or« ducumentary stamp U * n * recurAng fees are '#qo*»vd P • Pad by toe successfu bdJ*» K T* safe F u i payment of an i h v ' rnjuaJ to toe /vghesf bd S Ju# eto 24 huurs otter tfe t o w -’ *ed ' * safe A i payments khaJ be .a* guaranteed msirument r payable to r e Cferk ul toe O Court Doled un I d 3 2 X 2 MARIANNE MOHbE CLEFIk OF T h e CIRCUIT ClV** S EM iN O lE C O U N TY FlC H by Gerakine Martord Dr* - r 1**' PUOWUI CX tuber 9 lo .’ J V .*•' RRQ60 �I T he. Sem in o l e H n u io UWnPKlay. Octobrr 30.2002 Page L rr .A L s **™* cmcuir court ° T T H t t IT H JU M cu i ^ c ir c u it " an d to r ‘ ' e l o r io a GENERAL IW ? i l*w who a r, not known M b» » A H , and l l p a r| «, w davnmg to h » r » tny n ^ ,, IVm a c*«5!T O SS!S:« r : c n y^ yg *DU ARE H ER EBY NO TIFIED (Nil • n a c t a n ia t x K lo M , m o rig ^ a o n <*» b «o »w g property * ? & £ ? * ? ■ « S « N E E S LIENORS 45 E E S i h B IF OEAO w S ^ S J f K K ««3 •VINO and I THF l ie n o r s s CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND Ai i n n E£,Ei £ J ? ™ » « U Q K UNDER OR AGAINST SANDRA J PE GEL ASSO CIATES 5 D O W N E R S ASSOCIATION. INC JOHfj n n r t e n a n t s 1L ? S e a s u n k '*o v in TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT i S) R t NOTICE OF PORE CLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur 10 *n O f * .- Granting m# to D m ^ “ ^ 'C A 1568 14 W of to. CFCUI Court of ffu. I STM Jude* OrcuA n and to. SEMINOLE Count, Co“ "«y Couftoou,* N P*n « AVENUE rt SANFORD FI at MOO AM am on ** dey of NOV 12. 2002 the bio* •ng d W t W j pmcerfy M M lIo rv in Sommary Judgment to- t ° T §7 TWIN RIVERS SECTION J' A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PtAT THEBEOf. AS RE COROE 0 IN PtAT BOOK 3Q AT PAOElSl 45 49 Of THE PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMI HOLE COUNTY FLORIDA De'edlh.i (My ol OCT IS 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) U t r f r n * Monte C\*% of the C<rtuA Court By Mary Strrx*# Deputy Clerk PutiHh n THE S€MtNOLE HERALD THE IAW OFFICES O f OAVIO J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Urwwrtrfy Oove Sul* 500 Pfentebon FL 31324 (9541233 8000 01779 T* NCI) «N ACCO R D AN CE W ITH THE AMERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES ACT penont e m d ie b * 1.ev need ■Hfl 4 K>*cul accorrvrvxlatun iN x M corucl C O U R T ADMINISTRATION «« *he SEMINOLE County Couthom e at 407 665 4227 1 8009SSS77I (TD O ) ot I 800 955 8770 *fe f kx*U f«*<ay S * w « Puf*»h Octct*r?J 3o 2002 AH 14ft IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UTM JUOiClAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR CCMINOLC COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO 02 CA 3117 14 K STANDARD FEDERAL RAfiK. A SAVINGS d a n k federal p l a in t if f vs CARLOS M O R O Z CO ET AL D E F E N D A N TS ) NOTICE O f ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO CAR LO S M ORO ZCO •hoift renderxe t% unknown if heihethey be W»ng and 4 heihemey be deed t*e unknown defendant* «mo may be tpouie* Kerf* devY*ee* grantee* em gneei tenor* creator* l*u»’m and a4 parte* clatmevj an mtereil by. through. unde* of agam*t me Defendant* eho are no! known lo be dead of akve and *4 parte* henng Of Uaenmg to have any M*e of m e n ! n me pr^wrfy deserted ft the mortgage bewg toredosed here ft VOU ARE MEREB < NOTIFIEO met an attun to tofeck*^* a mortgage on ire tokowmg proper »y LOT 7 TIM ACUAN UN IT 1ft PHASE 1 RE PtAT ACCORDING TO THE PtAT THE RE O f AS R ECO R D ED IN PtAT BOOK 48 PAGE 12 TH R U 16 OF THE PUBLIC R ECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA ha* been Ned eg*m%! you and me you are reguted to serve a copy of you *'<tl*n detente* 4 any to 4 on UAV'O J STERN ESQ Pia«ntif! * attorney wrote edUeta e 801 S Urwervty Drrve 4500 Plantation Ft 33324 on of bekye (no e'er man X day* hom me date of the N tl put* cation of m e note* of action) and »fe the ongrvaJ wth the clerk of m e court either before service on PUntifl* attorney or *nmei**t#iy thereafter otfwrwtte a drtault m* te entered aganst you tor r e rekel demamled m the u y rp u m or petAan Ned her# •* W lTIfESS my hand and ite teal of tf-.t C o u t SEMINOLE Couftfy, F torail m e da, o» O C T 15 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT U T Mary Stn-upe D EP U TY CLERK IA W O F F IC E S 0 F OAViO J 3 TER N A TTO R N EY TOR PLAINTIFF 801 S UNIVERSITY ORIV* SUITE 500 PLANTATION FL 3X124 IN a c c o r d a n c e w i t h th e AM ERICANS WITH D IS A B U S E S A C T persont #.m citab*<*e» need mg a special accorenuJet-jn ***** cuntecl CO UR T ADMINISTRATION al the SEMINOLE Count, Courthouse «1 i4U7,ftft5 y 800 955 8771 (TDD) ut 1 800 9*5 8770. na F tonda R eU , S-Hvce THIS NOTICE 5ftAll BE PUH LISHED OffCE A WEEK FOR *WO CO ffSECU TIVL WEEKS P U B LIS H IN T h E SEMINOLE HERALD PvXAsh October 23 » 2002 RRI47 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O f THE I8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY FLOFflOA th e pi at W ITNESS my hand and tea aaal oI Court at SEM IN O IE County TVmda. ter, day n( O C T IS J00? MARYANNE MORSE C IE R K C IE R K OF THE CIR CU IT CO U R T BY Mary Stroup* D EP U TY C IE R K TAW O FFICES O f OAVIO J STER N Ewactoroni <5*i» SANFORD Flood,. | * « •"* h > « l » Mar » „ cam „ to THEREOF AS n E C O R O E D IN PLAT BOOK M RAGES t l S4 O F THE B U 8 U C RECO R O S O F SEM INO IE c o u n t y Fl o r i d a t>**n Mwl you and iu< you are r*r>j**d ,0 serve a copy of yo u written (totense* 4 any to f on OAVIO j STER N E S O PWhnMt, •itomoy, * tv »a **> m , n SOI S t> N « *500 PUnUhnn F I M l? 4 on or twfcr* |no U trr tnan 30 > % » *om lha data of tfu. f.r,t put* caoon al no«ca al action |and Ma »>• ongmal » « i ipa dart o* » v t court •Thar baAwa I r r v c , on Plantifl * alterrury » romodunrVy Itwraafiar « T » n « n a a datiuK <n4 t « antarad •gavwl yr*. Tor tea rakal dnmandad m tea Compla^l or pataon N «d hare in o t T" lv3 E^ EFS ,. Q* R ^i » j T^t p« 0sE u a s s ig n e e s BTTAM PTON c o v e a c c o r d in g sssTssarasa*! K a t t o r n e y f o r p l a in t if f *01 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION FL 133?4 IN ACC O R D A N C E W ITH THE AM ERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona ante AaaMitwa need mg a tpactal accommodated ihouid ronlact CO U R T AOAIINlSTRATtON 41 tea S E M IN O IE County Courthouaa at (40T>««5 4?37 |. * « T m » T T I |TD0l or 1 800955 ■TTO. ma Florida Ralay Sarmca THIS NOTICE SMALL BE PUB LISHED ONCE A W EEK FO R TWO C O N SEC UTIVE W EEKS PUBLISH IN TH E SEM INOLE MEFULO Pl***h October 23. 30 2002 n n i4 8 IN TH f CIRCUIT COURT O f T H i IfTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO 02 CA 2204 14 W NATIONAL CITY M O R TGAG E CO vs PLAINTIFF a m b e f i w il l ia m s eta l . D € F F NOANT(S» NOTICE O f ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO AMOER WILLIAMS AND UNKNOW N SPOUSE O f AMBER w a LIAMS who*# re*id#rve ■* unknown if he *he they be Iw ng end ♦ he*he they be deed me unknown detomlenf* who mey be *pou«e* hew* devt*ee* gren^e* i r n g n m kenor* creator* IruMee* end el pertiet c U t v f j en eifere*| by mrough under or e ge m t the DetnteWJ* ef o turn n u k b w n to be deed Of e>ve end H pede* hew%g Of tlewnwig to heve eny rvjM i.rw* or w>1ere*t w* me [r-x # -* , dwerifeed <n the mortgege bev<g torecto*«d here VL VOU ARE HEREBY NO TIFIED met en ectkjn to torectoee e m uigege on the toAuwmg property LOT 4 O f F O R E S T CO VE ACCO R D IN G TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F AS RE COFLOE D IN PLAT BOOK 55 AT PAGE 54 ANO 55 O f THE PUBLIC RECO R O S O f SEMI NOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA he* been Ned egem*t you end me you ere requwed to serve e copy of yo u e*4t#n deton*e* 4 eny to 4 on OAVIO J STERN E S Q P W t f * I eftorrey eho«e etike** e 801 S Unrverwfy D* «e *500 Fhentebon FL 33124 on or tetor* (nu Uter men X dey* from the dele of me fr*f put* cehon uf m e notice of ectxm) em] let Ih# ongknel edh (he cierk uf Ifw* court *4her betore service on F*l**ibfft eftorney of <mmeduiefy tfwMeeh#' oCherwr*# e JeUUI * 4 te entered egen*l yuu tor Vie rekef dernended m me corr*Aer4 of petAcm teed here m W ITNESS nr, hend and me teei of the C o u t el S EM iffO iE County Ftorde m>* dey of O C T 15 2002 MAM rANNE MORSE CLEFLK CLERK OF THE CIR CU IT CO U R T BY Mery Stroup# D EP UTY CLERK l AW O FFICES OF DAVID J STER N A IIU H N E Y FOR F*LAiNTlFF 801 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATlOff FL 33324 IN A C C O R D AN CE W ITH THE auer cans w it h d is a b il it ie s ACT. person* e4h lieebete* need e*g e special eccunrrmdefk n shuud contact C O U R T ADMINISTRATION el the S E M IN O IE County Couthouse el (407)665 4227 1 800 9558771 (TD O ) or 1 800 955 8770 vie Florida Relay Servk.* THIS NOTICE SHALL BE F»UB LISHED ONCE A W EEK FOF4 TWO CO flSECUTlVE W EEKS PUBLISH IN TH E SEMINOLE HERALD Putftth Orf'Cef 23 X 2002 »■>«• i «____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT CO U R T OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIR CUIT IN AND FOR S E U IN O lE C O U N TY FLORIDA CIVIL ACTIO N CASE NO 02 C A 2216 14 K WELLS FARGO HOME M ORTGAGE INC F K.A n o r w e s t M ORTGAGE INC FhemWl v« SANDRA l C O LU fl A K A SAN DMA li N N CO LO N et el OefcimJanfl*) NOTICE O f ACTION TO DAISY ARF4QYO LAST KNQWN ADORE SS UffKFfCTWN CU R REN T ADORE S 3 UNKNOWN A N » ANO A ll UffKNOW N MAM TIES CLAIMING THFkOUGH uNDEM ANO AfiAlFfST THE HERE i,4 NAMED INDIVIDUAL D E F IN OANDSi WHO ARE FfOT k NUWN . . i SAID UNKNOW N PANTIES M A , L l A M a n INTEREST a s S PO US t s HEIRS DEVISEES 0*1 O TH ER c l a im a n t s general JUR IS D IC TIO N OtVlSlON C A S E NO 02 C A 2177 14 1 C O N S E C O FiNA/fCL SERVICING COM P. ___ p l a in t if f MtCMAMU S « C R t HMAN I ' *» NO n e t O f ACT ton C O N S TR U C TIV E SEHVICt TO R C H A R O S A C A lH A W I UTAUA j ’A N S K JU S C O f H CH A R O S A C A IH M A JI •time r#**J»rv a * !.. • » y v a a a n a c .n n P w t .t e o m a y a O f t e m .jlM .1, t e t e .,n „ o a a n rn . r~ * Y " P N W tv » v ; l « | r rrw ngjg, b »n g InrKiOM d h »r » PLAINTIFF S , *•**• • copy o* youc •»**«" d**ana« ^ ^ tea I,rat pubheatav, ,1 ,n y on Echavarna A A,aooal»a PA PienMT * eentney e ^ m e »* * • «. J » M » Corowaia la ta Onva Suda * * T,m P « Honda 13814 and Ha »■« ory n a ! a te ten Court a te ,, ___ yaniees a s t g e t t crwMors trustee* and aa parties claiming *n interest by SEMINOLE COUNTY c * * iF*noi*n l » *Pnu«, LAST KtKWYYf ADORE *»S UF#.N0WN CURRENT ADORESS unknow n rXXj a r e NOTIFIED me* en e.t«e* toiw krU e >nurkjege on the kf to 0Mj *t I _____ ___ petty FtorvU l o t 25 BLOCK 0 SEMINOIE g u t s * C C O B l»lf . TO TH t Pt At I..IH IC I U S H H l W U W W ' H (V * 19 IWGiS 4U !I« «X IG H 4J PVJUUC MtCOHOS O f StM UKXE c o u n t y h o h iu a L rr .A L s » * *• dntarad aganal you ' r ' - ' dnmandad m it.. of peMnn TNa nobca ahal b . pubAteml one. •ach *e*t lot ham conaacuhva eeek* m the Sentomf Herald W ITN ESS my hand and tea w a l ol » w Coud on ten day ol O C T to r «IW MARYANNE MORSE CLERK CLER K O f TH E CIR CUIT CO U R T By Ruth Kmg A , Dnpufy ClnrA Echavarna A Aaaociatet PA P O Boa 75018 Tampa EL 136?? 5018 IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH TH E J J ' t n 'C *N S W ITH DISABILITIES E ” *0 N S W l™ DISAB il i t ie s n e e d in o s p e c ia l a c c o m MOOATION T O PARTICIPATE IN n n .5, . f J W C E E D .N O S H O ULD r S H T « T C O U R T ADM i NISTRA T O N AT ?01 N PARK AVENUE S ANFO nD FLOFUDA 32771 TELE PHONE NUM BER (4071373 4130 NOT LATER TH A N SEVEN IF) DAYS PRIOR T O TH E PROCEEDING If HEARING IMPAIRED. (TO O ) t 800 9558F71 OR V O ICE (V) 1 800 955 VICE V U El0 W I0 A n fL A y S TB PiA*»h Octette 23 . X RRI50 ?oo? IN T H t C IB C U IT CO U R T O f T H t 1(TH JUD ICIAL CIBCUIT IN AN O FOB S tM IN O lC C O U N TY FLORIDA O tN C R A L JUR IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C * M No 03 C A -I9 4 0 -I4 .K CQUtCRCDlT CO R PO R ATIO N O f AMERICA PterHift v* The unknown *pou*e end ell unknown h#e* dev>*ee* grantee*, etirgnee* legelee* kenhokJer*. creditor*, trurtee* or otherwi*#. cie.mmg by through, under or egan*i ART 0 VAN TINE drcee*ed el e l. Detondenf* N O TICE O f ACTIO N (P»#e*e Pubfc*h w m Sentord Pr***) TO MARTHA R VAN TINE rvkvkj uety r**jdence unknown 4 ekve em| 4 dea.1 to e l pertw* cUrrvng •nlere*l» by mrrxjgh under or egam*! me %*«] MARTHA R VAN TINE r x l v d e l y end el other per te* h*vmg or clearing to have *ry PflNOf mfere*| n m « property he<«Hn de*crited MARTHA R VAN TINE Tru*»#e of me A D Vanin* FenWy Tru*f e*tabk v e d unde# th* bu tt Dec Ur aton dated November 24 1997 re**lence ue n ae n if eKe end 4 dee l to el parte* ciamung eiter**!* by ihroujh under or ega^nt me tart MART,la R VAN TINE Trueteeof m# A 0 Vantne FemJy TruU e*Ubk*^e«| iKider the Trust D erW atan djled Tfovember 24 1997 end e l other parte* hevmg or cleavung to have any rn/4 title or ntereM rr the prop •rty hereby descried The uenow n benefciane* cUvrvng any rterest x vV r the A D Vantne FenUy Trust e*tibe*hed urvSer Trust DeclareUm de«r**t Novemte* i •. . • YOU ARL N O TIFIED thai en acton to to*ertote e moHgege on the ka keeng property n S e r m e Cou*ty Ftorda The West 218 W t of me South 217 8 toef of Lot 27 NEW UPSAL A road t<f t cf eey eccuning to the Ptet therecl a* recorded n that Book 1 Peg# 67. of the Putkc Record* of SerrwxAe C ou rt, Fiord* he* been Ned egamsl you end itju ar* regueed to serve a copy of you eteten defense* if any to I on Actomo 4 yds* P A Plantm * ettor 'wy* whose ekkes* ■* 2601 South {la,shorn Drrve Su4* 1600. Merm Ftorale M l 33 e t t o X dey* aher the N*t pubkretsjn end Me th# onpnel emh me Clerk of IN* C o u t e*her betor# sermce on Plaett/K « attorney* or mmeihately mereeher otherene a d n U A e a be entered ageist you lor the reief demanded <n the Cample#* Deled mv* dey of O C T 16 2002 MAM,ANNE MORSE Cierk By R u h K n g Deputy Clerk ADOflFfO 4 VOSS PA 260t South B#fshore Dnv# 1600 M e n Ftorde 33133 1305 858 5555 H y-M ere e person wkh a deecumy eho reeds any accommoiletton n order to (xa/tepale n m*i* proceed •ng ycu are antiOed at no cusl to you to me provision uf ce*ta#i asvs lanca P>cas* contact Court Adm-r*.!:jtjon X I NoflK P#'» A»enue Suite N X 1 Senkxd F kxOa 32771 (407)323 4227 eithm (2) eurong Oers of y o u race<pl of the nutic# 4 are heemg or vuca impelled cal 1 (800) 955 8771 Pubksh October 21 X 2002 RF11SI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R IDA C A S IN O 02 CA 247316 U iN RE FO R FEITU R E O f aJ2 410 00 IN U N ITE D STATES CURRENCY NOTICE OF FORFEITURE COMPLAINT TO Jeffery SleNer uo Michael D Dicembre Evytare One Suum Oranrje Ave Sole 304 Orlando Ftornle 12801 a n] el others eho c U m an viteresl at me kiAnerig property 112 4 10 X ft United States currency f E Unger «> h.% oftoel capeufy a* Sher4f of the Serrenole Couify F tor ail thrriurjh hr* off*#** mvestigalurs or agent* *#«/#>] SJ 1410 00 uf tf .9t oU f# prufwrty in U about Sep<errper » | jy Q J tl ut rear IO*jO Bern aft Dove luw/euot SerrMrwae Cou<ty FiuruJa «r « l w / e t V I 000 00 J me above prupert, <ir or abnul SepfemCwt 16 2U02 at ur near 1052 Montgi/mer, Rua<f Altamonte Sprmg* *>ernrno>e Cuuify f *m*Li 12714 SeaJ proper ty •» «i me i uilixty of *h# She«4t uf Serreva# County k# tta purtaae •I forfeiture puisu««nl to sector ■* 912 701 912 704 Ftorafe Sletwfe* An kmer*le<l Cm *4a#4 tor Furfeaue has been tee) n me it* re *fyfe<t Cout I HE ME B f C l MI IF V r e a Uue e «I correct copy of mis Not*# uf Forfeiture Corrpkenl eat tumshed by U S tertkeil maJ return iec**4 tha attuve r T«*|ot**le<l 16 U i J Cr elkesse* lesha M t*are*ai C u u u r*mnrw5 1*4, Sherd * tUU Bush ll ufevard S v 'l-n l Ffcrf •U 12771 L r r .A L s Aitomay be Pahtmnaf P ^A a h Octette 73 10 200? RR15? OMfelon 1 (V I77002 None* et Appocatwn to, Ta. D*ad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN teat SHIRLEY R PICKFORO tea hnldm ol tea fcAoanng carhAcala(,| hat Nad » » d ctetAcatetl h r a lai dMd to b* I»»jad Iharaon Tha cml.lv at* man D»r(,| and y*adi| aI Niuanc* tea dMcnpbm ol th* proftefy and tea n*m*(,| m ahnh 4 a a , n w i w d OMffiKnn ol Pmptety LEG LOT T l R F P U T O f WINWOOO PARK PH 3 HO 30 M*m», n abcb i h m w ) j b M CDO M AID JA N E T M CDONALD A* o» u « 1 proftefy bmng m te* Courtly 01 S«m .nrt» Sint* ol 7lor,in Uni*,, ,ucb c*fMcal*<tl irtai b* MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by G*rn»>n* Hnrtonl 0*puly Cl*-, PuMite Ottob*r ?3 30 TOC? an.) November 6. 13 2002 RM156 Nolle* ol Application for Ta« Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN met DONALD L TERFTY ANNE T TERM, REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST the **!#, of the tottowmg c#rt«fc*1#<s) has Ned sad certificates) to, a U i to be issued m#r#on The cer thcate number's| And year's) of issuance m# description of the prep •rty and the name's) n ehrch 4 Na i assessed ear* as toAow* CERTIFICATE NO 208 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1995 F’ARCEL ID* 2 V 1 9 X 5 A G 0 6 1 0 W tO D esertion of FNoperty L E G LOT 1 BLK 6 TR 10 TOW N O f SANFORD RB 1 P O 62 Name* m e h< h assessed FKXJERT G C F < X X /E TTE A l of *a«J property bemg #1 the Cou*fy of SemaxAe State of F torala Itotes* »uth certificate's) *he* te redeemed ecconing to lew th ep np •*N described #1 surh certihret#'*) wtO be sokj to the h-/e*t bnifer at Ihe ee*t front d n u Semeiote Court, Courthouse Sentonj Ftoraii on Lk#yJ.r, December 2 2002 at 11 OOem Payment c4 Safe fee eppkcatKe (ixum entery stamp teae* end rarurilng fees ere required to he paal by the successful f.*Mr* at me safe Fu « payment of en « m u # ( *rf)ual to the Nghest 1*1 it due wtfvn 24 h ous after the aifverf^ed hm# of A#*e AA payments ih a l be cash nr gitatanteed eistrurert made Ife fK e lo me Cferb <4 mu» O u e Cout Dated on 10)17 7002 MARrAfdrC MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CO U R T SEMiFFOiE C O U N TY FLORIDA by Gerekine Hertud Deputy Cfer* Pubksh October 23 X 2002 and fkjvemter 6 . 13. 2002 RR157 Notice of Application RR159 Norte* o l Appite«Mort te, T l , D**d NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN te « Uwn G T*fry, te* hoktef <4 te* M Yymng c*,Mcat*<,| n*« Mk , u *. « u M te K K »i Th* carttecat* m o o*fU| and y*a-t,| ol tewanc* te* d»*cnpbon ol If* profwrty and te* 0770 fteKteTtel arcorOng Id t e , lh* prop•ffy n nycb c*mlcai*<,| M b « K M te te* h*grt*,l h.*tef at te. m l Iron d m , SteTwioi* Courty CoufteouM Snntortl Illy ,in on Mondny D*c*rob*i ? ?oo? al 11 00am rtnyffteif ol Sal* If * .pplKabla ttecum*n!ary ,ijm p t , , * , and rncortAng In*, ,r * rsquirad te b* PAid by te* K m t l J bmd»f ai te* *a ‘" fu « pnynteit ol an i m x n l to te* lygrtm t*j i , du* * iN n ?4 hour, *8*f te* ndv»rtm*d Inn* ol m i * All p*v-n*rti, than b* rate or gunrant**d mitrumanl. mad* P*y*w* to te* C t e t ol te* d c u d Court MARYANNE MORSE CLERL O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOIE COUNTY. ElOHlOA by OtettKi* Hwterd Dnpuly Otek PjrfiAMi Octebai ?3 30 TOO? Kfd "W 9tet»r S, t l. TOO? t*ftter«K,| tor * laa d*<y| k, t* C IR Tin C A TE MO: 1304 YEAR O f ISSUANCE: 1995 PARC11 IO» 18 ?l 10 507 0000 Ontedan 1017,700? n*'"*r, i " tertch • **, *,M«W>d h 'n t t U m CERTIFICATE NO 958 YEAR o r ISSUANCE 1995 tercel to* 311931 0090 CERTIFICATE NO 964 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1996 PARCEL 10* 32-19 31 502 0000 00A6 Descrption of FNoperty L E G Ff X F T O f S 125 F T OF W 110 F7 OF LO T A ROSE LAND PARK PO 7 PO 51 Name* #1 ehch assessed MINNIE L PEW AJ uf sad prupert, t e n g n Ve Couify nf Carrvnofe. State of F torda Unless such certAcelers) she! be redeemed ecconing to fee the prop erty desertoed et such certihcafed) e * be sok) to the h*/eM tedder al me eesl trur4 <kxx. Serrvnufe Counfy C o u mouse SantonJ F tord a on U m i f y December 2 . 2002. at Couftemrt# Santerd ftonda. on Mo-kUy. D*c*rob*f ?. poo? at II 00am P*ym*nf of Sate te* appkcabte docu-T>«nt*fy ,u m p tar*, and -•m-rkng k>«, ,r* mdumd to b* P*d by te* (tier * „ tut bdd*f *1 te* M^> fu « p*ym*rl of an amouit «>u*l to to* h-gh*u bd K du* mtetn 74 hour, an*, te* ath>«rt»*d tm « of Mte Aa p*ym*rf, Ute* b* cate or Quarant**d tn,trum*nf. mad* P*yabte te te* Ctofk of te* C*cu« Court Dated on KV17 700? MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOIE COUNTY. FLORIDA by luann* W' Kmftey Dmufy Cte-k Pabbia October 73 , 30 7007 and Nov*rrb*r 6. 13, TOO? RRI60 None* of Application tor Tar Oaad N OTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN toal KEVIN Q TERFtY to* hotdar of to# tettowrtg cartihcataoi ha, Mad u r l C*fhhcata(,| tor a U r d**d to ba >,Kj*rl toaraon Th# cartitical* nurnb#r(,| and y*ar(,) of teauanc# toa d#Kry>hon ol to* propmfy and to* nam*t,| m »n«.n * Dated cm T0 177002 MAR,ANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOFUDA try (ierakin# Harford Deputy Cferk F*ubhsh CkLAer 23 X 2002 erd fiuvenbfef 6 13 2002 MR 158 u ln w l lia r* aa kYtewi CEtm riCA TE NO 154 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1995 PARCEL ID# 31 19 3t 576 000U0050 O avirdton rjt Preparty I f o LO T 5 CED AR H IIL PB 79 PQ I# Nam*, rt *n<n a ,te „ * rj JUDITH GAflflAI PEMSONAL R fp A4 ol u d proparty bamg rt to* Ccrtoty ot Sammote SUte ot FlorrU IteteM « * h carhhc*trM») d u l h* rartemnad according te U « to* prep arty d*icr4i*d n u « n cart.Val*i,l *te t - u * t lo te# hghed taktef al th* M d hcinl itou, Samrtote Cntrtty Coratooui* Santetd t u i u m MnnrUv Dacombar ? TOO? at II 00*m Paymant ot Sate te* « ( , J . *u* dneumantaty dam p I n , , and irenrong km, ar* lapmt to b* pad by to* tu r c e iih j takter al to* Mte Fu4 paymant ot an 4/ncxxM n Jual to tea twjhad ba] d dua alter, 74 hu a , *6«r Itm a t * ', v*r| lm * cl late Ar paymant! d e l t a cadi or •jr*4*k»'tr«.| ritlium vRi m«r)e I'-m K e In We f > t » ol Hua O - ml Caul Deled an K i t 7 71X12 UA irvAfiN r M O R S I CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Sr MiN O L I C O U N TY FLORIDA by Luerme W w fe y DepuT, Cfe«k PuMtsh October 73 30 2002 enil Ntaerr # t 6 13 2002 RR161 NotKe of Apf>l<sUon for Tei Deed NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN thet KEVIN O TERRY th* takfef of me kikuwmg certtfoUetsl hes Ned sect certtVete't) U • U i deed to be esued thereon Th* certify el# ,«jm bertkl end yeer'S) of etuenr* the descrfrtmn of the prupert, # « ] the fume's) et ehrch 4 ees s lu t t e d ■tv# es kjkowt CER TIFICATE N O 650 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1995 FfeFfCEL ID* 31 19 31 526 0000­ 0010 Deteripftrvi of Fho^erty LE O LOT 1 CE DAR H IIL PB 29 PG 16 Nemes n e hch ettetsed JUDITH GABEUI PERSONAL REP A i of te d property b#mg n me Court, of Serrvnofe Sfete of FlurOe Unfets such certAceiersI shei be fW Amciicjn llait AvMRUiitin.'f 1 1 rtnem Ffeymenl cf Safe fee appkcabfe documentary stamp taaes and reconing fees are 'equrad to be pad by the successffe bidder et me see FuA payment of an amount e«|ual lo the h^f>#tl b d >* due eithm 24 hours after me advertised time of safe A l payments she* be cash or guaranteed instrument made l>*r*bfe to me Cierk of the C#tutf Cout s?»oooo- Dikotoboo ol PropKfy LEG 1 0 T 9 C f DARHIIL PB ?9 RO 16 Naro*, n *h*h n t n i n . >,kte Oatteai Pmrtenal R*p A< o» la d prof*fty t* * g m te* C-Xterfy of Steteol* SUI* of fiord* U " t e « Kjch c#tiYcal»(,| teafl b* r*d**ro«d acconteg to U * te* prop. K ty d»Krte*d n u r h c*rtihc«f*H| *"« b* told te te* high*« b«M*f *t te* m u from door SteteoU Count, for Tea Deed N O TIC E IS H EREBY G IV EN mat ANNA FER TIC FO UNDATION INC me holder of me toAoemg cert-6 cate's! has Ned seal certificate!*| to* a tea deed to be esued mereon Th* ter t v ate tomber'si and yeerfsl d issuance the deserphon of the prop erty end the name's) *1 efech 4 ees assessed is ere as toAuw* L ee ; a i s ' V -U ) "•*! 0 m m «k| Can You Rocognlzo th* Signs of StrokoT • SuddRUTFtir«UV * a j* p «i ol t f « tjea. jtm ot Vg. ns^cY .Wt on one sde ol thetxxly •SudGenCOfkjMOfl VOubir s d c ja t *} cf i/xkrstmdtrg •SuddenMuDttyerg none CFD0ttlet«5 N u I k * of AppiKalion to. Tea Deed N O TIC E IS HEREBY G IV EN that iN T E G flA T IO F S I INC me tmkfer of the lr-TVxemg certJceter *) has Me«1 sad certitsatei*! tor a Ua deed to be issued Ifeteon The certihcale nun bertsi arsl year'si of issuance me descrptum uf the pnperty and the name's) m eh*h 4 ea* asvesseil •s are as tofeiw* • . dj/meu. In n ol U A vt v a oxmhidlrjn • SbdOer. w e t g teM dxTe antfi no knc7«n cju 5e L u tn l/ii iig n t jn d c j /I i - t - 1 il t hi y occurI CERTIFICATE NO 704 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1995 PARCEL ID* lh 19 X 5 15 UGiJO 0180 Uescriptiun uf Fhi*ierry L E G LOTS 16 * I t A N t J OF VACO S T ON S BLK G A D CH APPELLS SU B O PB l PO 71 Flames m ef-« h a**e**eit Zf NEPHA CALHO UN Ail uf seal ^n * e «t, b w v j n the Cuuify uf Sermiufe Stale uf F total* Uhfess such cer hfw ale's I sha* te imkrarreil a u u r d n j to few the prup erty J n e r b a J m such certthcafer*) w# be sukl to me fe/esl bakfer al me * r ,1 hunt kiae Sememie C o u 4y ( lajiSviuvi Sentord Ftorale m Ut<Lir leinttcer 2 2002 11 ouam Pa,n«er4 uf Safe fee eppreabie ducuneritary »tan>p Uaes and recurring fee* are 'er^jtieil to be peal by the lu u a S c U bailer al the *afe F u l (effnent uf an amuu4 ery»y i » the tar/esl b*J % due e l t e 24 r<M4r* after me advaeivaMj tare uf sale Afl pa|ir«r4» sha4 te cash or guaranteed mstruvenl made pjyatfe ki me Cferk of me t.#tu4 Heartstroke B rie fs Fat mor« inloimalion cJfl I 800 AHA USA1 ot visit »\*w 4 m # n c«rh # jf1 o r , L i d M i t e d acrotrtno to U * teaprop**ty d M o tw d n ,u ch c*ft4r*t<u,| tot I* ro d te to* h r ^ w d h-ktef at te* t r y kom <tew. S * m n t* County Coraihou** Santerd Fiord* on Monday. Daurober ?. JOO? *1 1 1 00*m T**pn*m of Sate te*. appkeata* documentary damp l m , and team ing to*, ar* tequrad te b* p ad by tea lu cc a id iJ baiter at tea rate Fu l paymant oI an arrvxml aqual to te* fwjfmd b d i* du* eaten 74 h u , aftar te* ehmrtxad tiro* ui late A l payment, d te l b* ca,h a guarenfeed mstrument made ffeyefcfe me D e r i f4 m# C#nj4 Court Dated on 1(V I77002 MAR,ANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT C O U R T SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA by l uanne Woodfey D epUy Cferk F*iAAsh October 73. X . 2002 arv| November 6 13 2002 RR162 to CiR TIFICATf NO 1798 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1995 PARCEL 10# 01 70-1030*0000- J64JO Oakcrpbon ot Prrpnrty I f o LO TS 36* 388 3F0 IF ? 6 374 f RANK L W OOORUFFS SUBO PB 3 PO 44 Nam*, rt which a u * n « d JUOITM GABBAI PERSONAL REP A l Ol ta d proparty bamg n toa County of Samnote Slat# ot Ftonda U n to,, pjcfi c*rtihcat*<,| «h*a b* rorteamad accontng to low to* prop •fly rteKrbad ai Krch cof1it<aU(,i m l b* ro d to too teghett bddar at to* M k l Ironl cteot Samtnoia County CouttoouM Santerd Florida, on Monday Oacamba, ? to o ? ol I I 00am Paymant oI Sate In* apple ar ia documanlaty tu m p it l „ arvl tMOrtAng tea, ar# rm ju m l to h* Pad by to# roc ra w h j bddnr al in* »*l* FuA paymant nf an amount aqual to to* higteul b d <t du* rotten 74 hourt ahar to* adr*rt>,*d ten* ol •ate A l paymant, ,f\*.l ba cad, ot guaranlaad rnitrumant. mada payabte to Iha Ctork ot toa Cacul Court Datadon I O 177007 MAttYAtitlE MORSE CLER K OF THE CIR CUIT C O U R T SEM INOIE C O U N TY FLORIOA by luatrt* Wnoilay Deputy Ctet, P u * m October 73 30 too ? and Tpivember 6 13 2002 RR163 IN THE CIRCUIT C O U R T FOR O S CEO LA CO U N TY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Case Number PR 02 PR 000429 lN »*f l STATS OF H Cflf FIT A WHi l AN Deceased NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION The ,»4trYuni\tratHtfi of the eiU te of n o o c n r A WHELAN <feree%e>l F4e Number f*rt 02 PH 000429 it penrinfj the C# cu t C o u t ku Oiceofe County Flnnit* i'rofwite t>v»k«n the e i i e n of eheh e 2 C ou thotiie Square Kittwmmee Fkirkii 37741 The ru m e i of the " r v v f e 'rt*P M rta ln « J me per (rffe •••ftaaivaiY^ ll ,*# 9 inmiteay 4>** *1 Vittfr I m* -a« A n iN T C H IS f f D P f lfS U N S a h * N O TIFIED THAT At |#t\tri9 m erfxfei ttvs th rfi a i% %#»»•< I eho have u t e il r i n i that chakenga the 9«taHy of the e # fie ijekhcetairvi of the peturvil repre lenlatrve e r x e or j u r e k lu n uf Vie C o u t ere req^reif tu ike t e r crerclami e4h th>« C o u t WlTttiN T»«E L A T IH O f T H R U M O N TH S A F TE R T H i DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R THIRTY DAYS A F T E R T h e DATE O f SERVICE O f A C O P Y O f THIS NOTICE O N THEM A i creator* of me decoder! end other per ton* having c ie m i or demand* age#1*! decedent* eitate on e h u n a copy of tv* mibce «* terved *4htf! mre# mu4h* efler the ifee of me V*l pubkcetkjn of m>n notice mu«l N# me# cfean* e th thi* C o u t W ITHIN THE LA TE R OF TH R EE M O N TH S A F T E R THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE DATE O f SERVICE O f A C O P Y O f THIS N O TIC E Off THEM A i other creator* of the decefent end p#r*on* hevmg clean* or demand* agam it the decedent* L * ,U U m ud Me toa* claana * m toff court W ITH IN T H R E E M O N TH S A FTER TH E DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE A L l CLAIMS D EM AN 0S ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T S O FILED W ill B f FO R EV ER BARRED Tha date ol to* ted puUcahnn ot ted Nntb* la Octebae 73 2007 TVcronai RapmnntJdte* FRAH k M TOW NSEN D 7371 Butternut Court * Kil«*nm «* f f 17744 MARY S TOWTiSE NO ASornay tec Pmronal R*pr*Mnt*trv* Ftonda Bat No 15850] S70 Emmett Stteat P O Boa 470*47 Kmanmao. FL 17747 0*47 TYten# (407)84* 7500 PutAkh Octobm 73 30 700? RFT168 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O T THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 0I-CA-817-14-P Nolle# ot Application Iot Tat Daad NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN toal KEVIN G TERRY r t » hokter el toa Motemg carbfcaia|,| h a , Mad u d r*rtiUat*i,i tot a U r drwd to bo •Muad toaraon Th# carMcat* nutv b*t|,| and y#*r|,| ot wauanc* too iteicrptmn of to* proparty and to# n*ma(,| m attch a * , „ e iK u sa d mat* a , teiteM eg als CHASC MANHATTAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION Fhemtift r* G R E G WE H A N D and BRENDA OERRY G O LO K EY LEASE INC HOBIN S W EILANO and AN UNKNOWN PER SO N IN P O SSESSIO N OF TH E SU B JEC T REAL P R O PER TY at at. Datendant ( , ) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN put •uani |o a Final Judgmani ot Foractoda* datarl O C T 18 , TOO? and antarad « Caro No 01 CA 817 14 p ot in* Circuit Court ol to* E IG H TE E N TH Aakcial C*cut rt and tot S E M IN O IE County Florida •hatam C H A S E M ANHATTAN M O H TG A G E C O R P O R A TIO N Ik Plaintid and G R E G WEILANO and BRENDA G E R R Y G O L D KEY LEASE. INC ROBIN S WEILANO and AN U NKNOW N PERSON IN POSSESSION O F THE SU B JEC T RTAL P R OPER TY a-* Oatendantm. I roil *## to to* tegnatt and bat! teddat tor caro ai to* w . , l Iron door ol toa Citorthou,# m SANFORD SEMI­ NOLE County Fiend* 11 00 AM octock on to* day ot NOV I? 7002 to* toOorong d aif r toad prop*, ty a , rot to,to rt Mid Final Aatorant to rot LO T 88, SPRItiQVIEW ACCO R D ­ ING TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F AS R ECO R D ED IN PLAT BOOK ?9 PAGES 47 43 OF TH E PUBLIC R ECOR D S O F SEMINCHE CO U N TY FLORIOA a V a 3037 VJlag# MR F’Lk # Wmter Peri Ftorvfe X 792 DATED me* dey of O C T 16 2007 maikankc uonsc A i Cferk of u « 1 C o u t By Mery Stroup# A* Deputy Clerk Submitted by f elfer 4 G4lty P A Suite 300 1570 Me«iui>i A v e n e Corel Oebfe*. F lor vie 3314ft <XS>ftft2 4110 H t v / i i e tti e Oeebfety who neert e netsel errommnletmn to pert«» pete m the pmceedmr) ihuiet cnr> tect C o u t AftmenetretaTn ef X t N Pwk Avenue Sue# N301 Senkmt Fkirvie V T 7 ! e*ftteo ? e v i n g tfeyi prur i i ihe proceerieg Tekrphune . i •. . » • • IVt>Ol rsr i e n rM e*.*n ve eg als *uAT! to en O d e r n#*chedu< Forectoeue Sefe deted O C T 7007 and * k t a j a, c # m m t 7738 C 14 K. ol toa Cartel Court to# I8TM JteVial C*tu 4 rt m l S E M IN O IE Counfy FYYrt, * »a » FIRSTAR BAtai HA. AS TFVJST FO R tH E NEW CEN TU R Y HOI LOAN TR UST SERIES 1999 • A S S E T BACKED PASS TMRC C E R T IF IC A T E S n Plaintiff TAMMY B GUtNYARD DFFin . GUIHYAR D UNKNOW N SP O F EZEKIEL J THOM AS SR EZ EK IEL J TH OM AS UNKNOW N PERSONS IN POS: S O I O F THE S U B JE C T PROt TY. at* itetendvai i ^ u l . h-gb#it and b*kl takter tor ca »te W E S T FR ON T OOOR o l ' S f MlNOt E Coi**y Cotetooua, S E M IN O IE Cm n f , Ftarvia at 1 Retort a m on to* day ot r o v 7007 to* toaorong darortwd pm* TY •• •»! terth rt taH F rtal Jtetonn to we L O T 1 AN O 7. BLOCK 9 TIER I S E M IN O IE l-ARK. AS PER PLA T H E R E O F R EC O R D ED IN PLAI BO O K ?. PAGE 75. OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S O F SEMINOLE CO U N ­ T Y FLORIDA Dated tor, day ol O C T 16.7007 MARYANNE MORSE A , Ctork of ta d Court By Mary Stroup* A » Dapury Ctork Thra note* a prtrodad purku*nl lo Admanratratrva 0»dar No 7 0*5 In accordane* aim toa Amancan, roto Dnateknai Act. it you ara a pat kon with a rki*b*r, wno naada any Acccynmudabon rt orrlar to p a -tri pate n to-, procarolrtg you ara an* had *1 no co*t te you, to proytaon, of cerlem evmtence Pfeete confect Hi* Court ArttwmPater »l 30 1 North Park Avanu* Santetd FI 37771 EThto* No |407)3?]4130 aitaniior 4777 rotten 7 notkrtg day, of youl racropt cJ tot* none* ot ptearkng 4 you ara haatrtg ynpwrad ca* 1 800 955 8771 (TO O ) * you ar* m e * •npairad. ca* 1 800 953 8770 (V) IVi# F lor,la Relay S*rvic«*| Submrfted by V*rga, Z en A Kahan*. PA 8000 Hollywood Boulevard Sun* 675-S tteteyteond FI 11071 Tatephcrt* f954|891899] T*tetec*imit* (9541891 7707 Th-bnah October 73. X 7007 R R I7 0 IN TH f CIRCUIT COURT OF THC EICHTECNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR 3E Ml NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CAS* NO 0J CA 7003 I4K CH ASE MANHATTAN M O tllr.A G E CO R P OR ATION Pta#44T ¥t M i c h a e l a h e l s h e r *mt k a h e n L H ELSH ER . tm *a* THt H U N T IN G TO N NATIONAL HANK And U N K N O W N TENANTS.Vjvytl ERS {Vfendmfv N O TICi O f SALE ffotice •% heretry given thet pur ment kj ihe onfer or knel (Uiijment entered vi lh»% r « u M m Itw Circurt C o u t at Semmufe C arunty t by vie 1 ** vert me property iifuetert tn County Fir*tie .w -urb*1 LO T 15. Hf'MiNCtWOOD A C C O M D iriG TO THE PLAT f••*■ f*» O f A i M F C lM in f» IN *3 er HHttU IN IMF CIRCUIT c o u n r OF T H t H IM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIL OIVISION CASE NO 01 2F38 C 14 K riMSTAHMANM Ft A AS TR USTEE FOFI T t«t N l W CEN TU R Y HOM E LOAN TRUST SERIES 1K>9NOC ASSET BACKED PASS TH R O UGH CERTlF C A T E S Pfemift TAMM , R GUINYAMD D CR R CK J GUtNYARO UNKNOW N SPOUSE OF EZEKIEL J THOM AS SR A K A e z e k ie l j th o m a s jh UNKNOWN PE MSOffS iN POSSE S S O N O f THE S U B JEC T PROPERTY Defender'll N OTICE O f FO R ECLO S U R E SALE iPfeeie p»4ftih m THC SEM iffO iE HERALD. N O T C E IS H ER EB Y GIVEN p u etpubfe i r e m f t - Fv./^.«t t— bvkfer fc« i 4«h || me *»a*vl hurt iim r t t me Sem*r>ue County Cou<tr>4Mjve SerkMif P lu«t.» d t f 00 AM on t# ^errbMH t « .rtvi.1 Deleif O H # tft 7002 UA M V A fW I MCJRSf AS CLER K O f Th € COUF11 By DorUhy W BoAm Deputy Cferk In etcudence wfth ffe Amerceni With O u M t e i A<.t perione eth tiiebe^iei nesting e neoei e c tm mejiletmn lo partcfiete m ffe pm ceedmg *hoUd contec I cou*Airwvitrehnn el tefepKme o/ifc*' I407KJK64727 hut uter then '/) iteyi p u r to t e i» ■ eeting it heernq mpened. (TO O ) I 800 955 8771 u VUee (V 1 1 80D955 8770 vfe Ikjttle Refey Sernre Mem n A iu o c fe e * PA 17757 U S 11NOftl UengruveBey Su*e 500 Cfeerweler FL X764 (777)538 3800 Pubfcih October 2\ X 2007 M i l -i NOTICE OF PUBLICATION CHAPTER 197.322 LAWS OF FLORIDA N O TIC E T O TAXPAYERS O F S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIOA TH E 2002 S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y TAX R O LLS HAVE B E E N D ELIV ­ E R E D BY T H E P R O P E R TY A P P R A IS ER TO TH E TAX C O L L E C T O R FO R TH E C O L L E C T IO N O F S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y TA X E S FO R TH E Y EA R 2002 T H E S E TAXES A R E F O R REAL E S TA TE . TANGIBLE P ER S O N A L P R O P ER TY. S C H O O L . C O U N T Y G E N E R A L FUND. M UNICIPALITIES. AND S P EC IA L TAX D IS T R IC T S . (S U C H AS LIG H TIN G . C O U N T Y FIRE UNIT. S T JO H N S W A TER MGMT, R O AD IM PR O VEM EN T D IS TR IC T A S O LID W A S TE ) T H E R E IS A 4°o DIS C O U N T AP P LIC AB LE TO ALL TAXPAYERS FO R TAX PAYM ENT FROM N O V E M B ER Isl TH R O U G H N O VEM B ER 30th 2002 A 3 % D IS C O U N T MAY BE TAKEN O N P AYM EN TS FROM D E C E M B E R 1st TH R O U G H D E C E M B E R 31st 2002 TH E R E WILL BE A 2“o D IS ­ C O U N T FO R JANUAR Y 1st TH R O U G H JAN U AR Y 31st 2003 PAY M EN TS. AND A 1°o D IS C O U N T F O R FEB R UAR Y Isl TH R O U G H FEBRUARY 2Bth 2003 P AYM EN TS Nl T A M O U N T O F TA X ES IS D UE M ARCH Isl TH R O U G H M A R C H 31st. 2003 YOU MAY MAIL YOUR PAYM ENT T O SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y TAX C O L L E C T O R PO BOX 630. S A N F O R D FLORIDA 32772-0630 TA X ES MAY BE PAID IN P ER S O N AT TH E C O U N T Y S E R V IC E S B UILD IN G. 1101 E 1st S T R E E T R O O M 1200. S A N F O R D AT TH E W ILS H IR E P LAZA B R AN CH O F F IC E . 38-1 W ILSHIRE BLVD C A S S E LB E R R Y : OAK G R O V E S H O P P E S B R AN CH O F F IC E 995 N S R -13-1 A lTA M O N TE SPRIN GS. O H THE O V IED O C I T Y HALL B R A N C H O F F IC E , 400 ALEX AN D R IA BLVD O V IED O B EG IN N IN G FRIDAY, N O V E M B ER 1st. 2002 O F F IC E H O U R S AR E 8 30 IO 5 00 M ONDAY TH R O U G H FRIDAY TH E T E L E P H O N E N U M B ER IS 407 665-1000 Publish October 30. 2002 RR218 ---------------------------------------- 1----------------------------------------------- 1-----------------------------------------DRUM UP NEW BUSINESS... ADVERTISE! [ I (Hiking ll*1 .III II|*Ik .|I llhl v'llcwllkl* *V.I) tniiMs.li IIUHC pli»|Vvlv VkltCIC lltCk vv.'lk Jllil v|Vllil ’ ||\ JII Oil iii lltc Sviniiiolr III i.iltl l l i Ilk* Ivvi w.is lo gel more lung ltd yum Inuk I civ nuke m u iii I'u H Itth i S c m in o U * I U ‘m l(l :ii* 2 -2 (iii �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad THE JO B PO H E8 ucf ] shutoii IheCkj u p p o iv ond I'* blank! 31-0 ir Hie l \ i « r A lt Wrilnrsday. October 30.2002 elude this W out-ol Syrac* *«i Cookino Syrac •- soasd cm e S'*7* 80,1 latardry good horn* ar*1 be*t 01 *" •»m *y 407 322 1225 27I{-N ijrsir > & C hild C are : : 21-10 X Thl . • off a O m iR E U N IIltS Dad Tt on i Cor lr Invwst 47 000 Earn up to S20H.V»ar P ap»r Bout® 407 328 5383. hr msg : Dedicated Team Runt* Central Transport seek* owner operator team* tor dedcated run* from our Orlando terminal Heme weekend* 5 000 mile* per week lease pure hate program* fuel plate, i n t r j n n program* Chasa A COL rtyl Cart 800 464 1706 #*! 3892 59— Financial Sirvicls D R IV ER S W A N TE D ! E xpandmg p#wmaceutcal company m Sanford seeks F T driver* w good dnvmg record* Repetitive kftmg of 5 0 6 0 to* and extensive dnvmg required Overnight and earty morn.ng shift* $9 hr Exc benefit* Cart Dairy! between 10am 2pm O 407 321 9076 SAVE M ONEY Ow n For la** Than Rant f*ow 3 5 4 bedroom home* with $0 down’ Slow credt ok C a « 407 622 !237*257 to fn d out mere 71— ill ip W anted E i pe fe n c e d Floor Tech for Semm oie Sanford area Good dnvmg record, excellent pay A benefits Cart 407 339-6000 or fax re*um# 407 339 4710 Oabyvfter Wanted' occasona! week rvghl or wknd everwng care tor 2 thtkJrentOoy*- 4yr* A 9yr») 4 you kve •t Sanfcrd or lake M*»ry artw cal 407 f 68 0209 a i Driver* Wanted Immediately' 3 yr* eipenence Out Sunday eve m Fndjy eve 90% no touch *"***< 407­ 474 0646 or tax resume 366 66 0 ­ 6214 63— M ortgages ai r Driver Trainee* Needed Honey Trantport need* tractor trader d m «rs •Now*. No exp necessary' STUVwwek rwnwtg fto C tX 1 No problem' C D l framing avertable C a l now' 407 266-3576 SAVE M O N E Y Ow n For la * * Than Rani iJrw 3 A 4 bedroom hornet * ’th $0 down! S k i* credit ok Call 407 6 22 1237x257 to find out more an h C Cook* wanted at Gator* Riverstoe 0 8 Apply n person 4076869700 55— Business Coni who N CHC S H IA H i 7 W S S 8 *4*1 O P E R A T O R . EXP. R E Q U IR E D . G O O D PAY A B E N E F IT S . D FW P 407-298-1592 C P R Activate* Playroom J i , * of T IC / E x Refs R ea rates » C M Ovwmk. 407 ]>4 tWM * » l - R: be he in tF Sanford neuromuscular cond-hon, educated 47 yr old male Room A board. $56 weekly. days bedtime a g n a t e e w k r x h M hours month Serous tnqmraa only Raft rv*. no drug*. qu«et 407-323* 7508 Busy automotive repa*r thop n downtown Sanford looking tor lochncians Good pay and benefits Package Cart Steve 407 322 2821 C a re Giver Assistan t- 2 week wiury 21 vvwts $315 s dary a rt one weekend Approximately 'fv.Vvwt 4 * ^ * ^ * ^ 4 0 7 323 7508 Cue* M r w t k iN i/ i *twe*w m t a w K r< l a * H r y l n r i j a a l arwi A I iM Is no Sunday* 407 3268100 IN V E S T IG A T E B E F O R E Y O U IN V E S T 1 Always a good pokey, e s p e c ia l tor business opportunities and franchises Cart Florida Dept of Agrcuflure A Consumer Service* at 800 435 7352 or F T C H E L P tor tree mtormaton Or vt*4 our Web vte at www ftc gov tx/op Ftonda Urn requves sorter* of certam busmess ctp ortuW e i to rentier with Florida Dept of Agncutture A Consumer Serve®* betore selling Cart to verity lawful registration I tietore you buy T a k e th e 93— Rooms For Rent 71— H elp W anted 71— tin r W anted H it p W a n te d S S T W oS^^lfflmSRa C'Pcu t' visit t incl def I’ct F arc ad 71— 12. — E i i h r l y - C a r e E r r y \mM. k i l v s rof> a p ta Sartord by SR 417. M F. 8 4 30pm 407 3232040X24__________ _______________ uoturntshed Adult*, no pat* 4325mo A up pto* Oepout 407-323­ 9019 l O a e n A Secure tor Smgle Aikit onfy Alto Room foe Rent Furt House pnvrtege* $130Wk. art utiktie* m d ^ 1 -3 7 7 3033 P L U M B E R rescianlai construction Must haw* m m m um 5 yr* imp piece wmr* or tvty $600 m A tn o A beoefct* C e l 38688DG434 IN S TA L LER /TR A IN EE yy„»c»l til-nO* A mo#. 0 a n .f l* A training provded C*9 40? 830 4/00 lor interview Plumber* Metpef Residential Construction, minimum 3 yr* experience. $8 10 per t u r with benefit* 38673 60 22 1 Holiday eoiker* Earn holiday mnrwy «h 4 » you h»*> <*wr* Fu l and p ail tuna holiday amploymanl Salary $5 50-48 0 0 /h i Saminola County araa Good pubhc •Ppearance I cheartul parvmality m yaeO F « more r k ) a d G i rj ™ « l at 407 322 2642. a it 225 P re s s o r LABORERS NEEDED Skated Dry O w VLeundry F«dl Tteve i Part Ttew Apply f ti sppacMlow In persen FOR U N D E R G R O U N D U TIL ITY C O N T R A C T O R S it W. ISth SL Senterd Garage Apt 1/1, lurni»had. SS3tV mo rd u d e * power ga* eater a cabla Sale gu>al area 407-262­ 2002 wllraV tttHfArr Starring • S*2Zwk. Santord 1BR apt. 1 blk Irom hosplal Saakyv* mature parson No U k JITO 'ek or S4S0m u kvne 407 321-3735 407-330-4423 Dallona: R o u n to. rant n my home Private bath, kitchen privilege* tOOWaak C a iN K k . 386-717-1602 Wry niea. vary dean kanim rimay ramodalad. aH u8. cabla A C . Indry phone M en u*e. sac dr. render! ovmar. private entrance No Sm oktngt Onty d rug fr< ‘ y. 407-330-7373. P h ilip s C le a n e rs HCAITH INSU*ANCI ANO 401R PtAN' Drug frs. workpiece Apply •< W90 MH»w Dm*. Altemorwe Springs 407 2***000 97— ArARTMENTS Furnished 99— A partments U nfurnished 1 Berkoom. Very Cleep m city t*I Iks courtry U O U month No p e « 407-688- *083 MARINER S VILLAGE LAME ADA I BOftM MkOMO 2 BOHM 1‘AOM O ANH UP CaCte I n U k t l 407-322-8670 Lake Mary A/ea. Femeie compenmn to *4. not steady tvnes or days, earty mommg to i w r g or afternoon Ltosl be reliable & drive 407-322 7208 Tra n *m l*t»on Inttallar* LA N O SCA P ER S SOO LAYER S 407-322-1133 S day w o rt week 407-644-8401 Manager Job i* m D e la n d F I 40 Hour* Per Week 9 A M 5 PM. $39 957 Per Year Requ>rts a Ccings Grad & at teosl tome (3) yeurs experience m managmg convenient and defc stort. pnemg and ordermg merchandise from vendor* at competitive wholesale prices Formulates merchandising poioe*. coordinates merchandising activities determine* mark up and mark down percentage* to ensure profit, determines amount of rrwetstodee to be stocked and dm ds buyer* m purchase of supplies tor resale, conduct* framing courses lo observe atoohofcc and b*%*rago* and tobacco sales m accordance with Ftonda regulations examines meat and food products bought tor preparation of deli sandwiches advises staff of qualify of food and method of harxkmg deb meats and other factors affecting the preparation, tree/mg and storing of tood conduct* *v service trammg tor employees Will supervise 4 employees Send resume to Agency tor Workforce Innovation P O Box 10*69 TwAahassee FL 32032-0889 Job O d e r • F I 2334386 U N D E R G R O U N D U T IL IT IE S F O R E M A N . 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Santord Ca* 407 302 8565 »tourt 8 00 - 5 30 V ISAM ASTER CARO 2 7 8 -H Rettdenliel •Commercial About Our S p «c i«'t! t Ads will bo schedulod to run lor 2 days 2 7 5 -| )K 3 k V A IL T n l T t°V,0m fT1U!" 60 5,1,10(1 ,n ,ho ad * * bo $ 100 or loss 3 Only t item por ad and 1 ad pot household pot week 4 You should call and cancel as soon as item sells _ Dry Wall Stucco Repairs* All To*tufos Malched Popcorn!! 5 Available to individuals (non Commercial) only poos not apply to rentals or garago & yard sales mn ' ! n , r S' ^ °" ,h° '°,m Sh°wn bo,ow nrHl °"her bo mailed in or p osenled in person fully preparod lo ifio Sommole Herald Cl«issified Department / Ad will start as soon as possible a n d y m an DAVID BLACK Manlenance Svcs AC Pookt Ptombmg General Ropa»i. Llcented A Bonded C S l* 0217356 S C I4017698 407 60*4717 269-C u a n i n c S t rvie is NEAT-N-TIDY 407-324-1177 When In Doubt .. v C— l kvSIde Outl , 7 rTT** 01 t*«rw O ff*. A Mobil. Hncne Rep«„ fiorterl Wood A term*. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 30, 2002; <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/5ab855fbb73efb4016a28cc39203393c.pdf f30ac7977da355efdd256b038c339fa0 PDF Text Text The Seminole Herald M th YEA R No. T Copyright O 2002 The Seminole Herald S E P T E M B E R 11, 2 0 0 2 • S a n fo rd , F lo rid a • 5 0 $ w w w .8 e n t in o le h e r a ld .c o m Voters stay the course with Morris & Morris By Dan Ping Editor G o v e rn o r e x te n d s SANFORD — Seminole County voters were satisfied with their representation on the county commission and school board, re-electing the incumbents overwhelmingly. With 98.45 percent of the precincts report­ ing, District 2 Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris outpaced challenger Dill Daniel by 20 percentage points. Morris received 11,448 votes, repre­ senting 60 percent of the ballots cast while Daniel earned 7,837 votes. In the District 5 Seminole County School Board race with 98.45 percent of the precincts reporting, incumbent Jeanne City OKs Wharton’s bid for Riverwalk By Dan Ping Editor Lions M o v e On Up • SANFORD — After shaving $800,000 in costs, dty commis­ sioners awarded a contract to Wharton-Smith Inc. to build Phase 1 of the Sanford Riverwalk. Wharton's base bid was $11.4 million, nearly a million dollars more than the dty has in state and federal funds tor■Ithe project. c by ccutting portions of the The ct, pri project, primarily decretive features, the d ty reduces the amount needed from general fund reserves to $91,800 In order to complete the projed. The major cost savings Things went pretty much as expected on the first week of the High School football sea­ son. Oviedo, Lake Brantley and Lake Mary, three teams that went to the playoffs last year and have a good nucle­ us of players returning, all won handily. P ag e1B Fire w o rk s scheduled, fo r Th u rs d a y night A patriotic fireworks display will be featured during open­ ing night ceremonies at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Thursday night as the dty hosts the ASA M ai's Super Slow Pitch National Finals. This is the sixth year the Amateur Softball Asaodation has brought its top division to Sanford for the national tourna­ ment Nine of the top 15 teams will play during the 4-day event . at 630 pm. Thursday at the stadium. Local dignitaries will speak, followed by a home run derby featuring the nation's best softball sluggers. An the first game of the tourna­ ment Opening night ceremonies are free. A tournament pass which allows access to the four-day event is available for $20. A three-game pass costs $5. Children under 12 get in free. For more information about the tournament, call the Sanford Recreation and Parks Department at 407-330-5697 or the stadium ticket office at 407328-3773. Seminole Smile IL ’ • Removing some decretive features from the actual seawall panels. Originally the seawall was designed with arches imprinted in every panel. Commissioners noted that the impressions would be seen pri­ marily from passengers in water­ craft, and then only when water v. By ialternating levels were low. the decretive panels with plain panels, the d ty saves $234,000. • Removing three trellis struc­ tures along the acutal Riverwalk. Designs call for 14 trellises along the 1.2 mile stretch of Riverwalk. By Installing 11 and pouring the foundations for future installa­ tion for the other three small trel­ lises, the dty saves $185,000. • Coating the trellises with a less durable finish, saving $56,000. • Delaying installation of a traffic signal at Sanford Avenue and Seminole Boulevard until a need is documented, saving $57,500. • Participating in a direct owner purchase program allow­ ing the dty take advantage of its tax exempt status, saving $182,600 in sales tax on the pur­ chase of materials. • Revising the requirements for the seawall tie-back system. New technology will allow the dty to save $110,200 in materials and installation of the seawall support system. Tnough the use of gcmcral fund reserves is minimal. City Manager Tony VanDerworp noted that the $10.5 million prejed has no contingency funds to cover change orders. "I will guarantee any change orders that substantially change the budget, you will see before we approve it," VanDerworp said. 2 h o u rs a fte r S o u th Morris received 26, 875 votes, 72 percent of the ballots cast, while Oscar Pendleton gar­ nered 10,560 votes. "I’m pleased the voters reaffirmed their faith in the work we have done to make Seminole County the model for other coun­ ties to follow," said County Commissioner Randy Morris. Incumbent state Rep. David Mcalor easi­ ly won his primary District 34 race against Dr. Clyde Climer. With % percent of the per­ cent of the precincts reporting in Seminole d e a d lin e F lo r id a s n a fu s County, Mealor earned 4,573 votes for 77 percent to Climer's 1,345 votes. "I'm honored by the margin of victory the voters bestowed upon me," Mealor said. "1 will work very hard to maintain that trust." In the District 33 state house race, an open seat, Sandy Adams scored a large victory over four primary opponents. Willi 97 per­ cent of the precincts reporting, Adams received 2,797 votes (40 percent). Michael Kathel earned 1,666 votes (24 percent), Tom Lagomarsino received 1,536 votes (22 per­ cent), I’hillip Hampton earned 638 votes (9 percent) and Dean Mosley earned 388 votes (5 percent). Bill McBride easily carried the Democratic nomination for governor in Seminole County, earning 10,415 votes for 59 percent of the ballots cast. Janet Reno received 30 percent of the votes with 5,217 votes. Stale Sen. Daryl Jones had 2,100 votes. Voting problems in South Florida, prima­ rily with new touch-screen voting machines in use for the first lime, lead Governor Jeb Bush to extend the polling deadline from 7 p.m. to 9 n.m. Some voters were delayed as much as 5 hours because of voting machine problems. Atime to reflect &remember ^ Tuesday, September 11,2001 ‘I watched in terror as the second plane hit’ By Nick Pfeifauf Staff Writer olice officers are accustomed to bad news, but like the general public, Seminole County's top law enforcement officials were stunned by the events of Sept. 11. Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger became aware of the 9-11 tragedy while driving to Ocala to a legislative committee meeting. "Steve Olson called me on my car phone and told me about it," he said, "so I stopped at the nearest truck stop, ran inside and watched what was happening on televi­ sion." Eslinger said at first he thought it might have just been an accident, "but then l watched in terror as the second plane hit the other World Trade Center building." Eslinger Immediately relumed to Seminole County, pondering all the way home whether there were terrorists in Central Florida and what changes would be forth­ coming. "The first thing we did P See Security, Page 6A After the events of Sept. 11, more U.S. Flags began to appear in front of homes and build­ ings in the Lake Mary and Sanford communi­ ties \ *» : i Hiflid photot by Tommy Vtncont The Rev. Jimmy Dale Patterson, pastor at Sanford’s Central Baptist Church, sits in front ot the patriotic decora­ tions that pay tribute to the heroes of Seminole County and the nation. ‘We need this time for healing and hope’ By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor A s the anniversary of 9/11 approached, the congregation at Sanford's Central Baptist Church wanted to honor and remember the heroes who gave so much during last year's time of tragedy. There was only one problem — church members deter­ mined they needed more than one evening to recognize everyone on their list. "We decided we wanted to honor our public servants," the Rev. Jimmy Dale Patterson said. "There is so many, we didn't think we could do it all in one night. So, we decided to have a week of reflection and remembrance." The church's "Week of Remembrance," began Sunday with Law Enforcement Appreciation Night. More than 250 officers from Seminole County’s law enforcement agencies attended the event, which included a service and recognition ceremony and din­ ner banquet. During the two following evenings, political officials and military personnel were also See Healing, Page 7A ‘There was a loss of innocence that day’ By MiclMlIe Jerla end Dan Ping Herald Staff W hile many people first heard about last year's attack on America from television or radio reports, Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene heard about the news while in a holding cell in Daytona Beach's courthouse. "The guards have a little T.V. in their control room," Greene said. "They were saying a plane had crashed into one of the towers. But, they said it was only a small plane." Greene, who is also a Sanford attor­ ney, returned to the courtroom before he could gather any more information about the events at the World Trade Center. He heard about the three other planes that crashed in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania during a 10:30 a.m. break. See Mayors, Page 7A Pancakes, prizes to highlight Missing Link’s grand-opening celebration Nelson C am bato President of Cambato Aviation International UC In d ex Business...............................4 A -5 A OassHiad............................ 5 M I Crossword ................................SB Door Abby ..............................-2A l.gals .................................3B-4B ObMuarws ................................3 A Police l o g .................................3 A Sports .................. 1B-2B •\ Include: b y p o llin g From Staff Reports Florida's TUmpike will host a huge grand opening celebration for the "Missing Link" of the Seminole Expressway II/Central Florida GreeneWay (Toll Road 417) on Saturday, Sept. 14, from 8 a.m. to l p jn . Tne theme of the event is "Building Bridges to Communities," and will include all of the communities in Osceola, Orange and Seminole counties along the entire 56-miles of Toll Road 417, from the 1-4 connection on the southern end to tlie new 1-4 connection on the nortliem end. "Tliis is a great day for Florida's Turnpike and a great day for Central Florida motorists," said Jim Ely, executive director of Florida's Turnpike. "Tliis section of roadway finally completes tlie loop around eastern Central Florida, giving motorists unprece­ dented access to tlie Orlando area and an alternate to the busy 1-4 cor­ ridor." The event will be held on the new section of roadway between Towne Center Boulevard and Interstate 4 in Sanford. Parking is available at Seminole Towne Center by Buniincs with free shut­ tle service by Lynx to the event site. The grand opening kicks off with a $1 AU-You-Can-Eat pancake breakfast sponsored by Cracker Barrel Old Country Store® from 8 to 10 a.m. All proceeds will benefit the Goldsboro Front Porch Education Initiative, part of a com­ munity revitalization project aimed at making disadvantaged neighborhoods an exciting place to live, work and play. Tlie program is part of Gov. Jeb Bush's Front Porch Florida project and is one of 16 in the state. A ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled for 10 a.m. featuring Congressman John Mica and Congressman Ric Keller, as well as ■of the House Tom Feeney, speakers include Jim Ely, executive director of Florida's Turnpike; Allan Keen, chairman of the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority; Randy Morris, chairman of the Seminole County Expressway Authority; Daryl McLain, chairman of the Seminole County Commission; and Brady Leeeard, mayor of Sanford. Diane Parker, president of the Seminole County/ Lake Mary Regional Chamber of See Link, Page 6A �I 't l g C 2 A VVrilnestlay. SoptnnlHT 11.2002 T r o S k m i n o i t . I l l KAl l) S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LAN CE AR O UN D OUR C O U N TY O ut & A bo u t Reflections of America Daughter now in good hands because mom planned ahead THUR Tlie Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce Professional Women's Network will meet Thursday, Sept. 12 from 8: a.m. until 9:30 a.m. at Florida Hospital Altamonte, Building 6. Speaker Is Dr. Karen Larkey of Safehouse of Seminole. No charge for members, $10 for non-members. For information contact Connie Luna at 407333-4748. DEAR ABHY: I am a 14-year-old girl whose mother died 10 days after the attacks of Sept. 11.1 never knew my father, so after Mom's death, I moved to Utah to live with my guardians and their three children. My new family makes me feel comfortable and safe. I feel very lucky. The children arc like my siblings. We all get along well, and I feel a real sense of belonging, the Although there have been difficulties adjusting to my new life, new school and new family, I have managed well with the help and support of my guardians — especially my new sister. Recently an adult friend Dear asked me for advice rcgardAbby ing her own children. She • • • • • was worried that if anything happened to her and her husd end up in foster care. band, the kids would My recommendation to her and to any par­ ent is this: If at all possible, find a place with family or friends that you know your kids would feel safe and comfortable. Let them know that they would live there and be taken care of if anything happened to you. Above all, let the kids know how much they arc loved. Thanks for letting me share this with your readers, Abby. I love your column. ALL SETTLED IN, SALT LAKE CITY SAT Members of the Seminole Art Association (SSAA) will show and sell paintings from 8 . a.m. until noon, Saturday, Sept. 14, at the ribbon cutting Grand Opening ceremonies for tlie new Interstate4/Highway 417 interchange in Sanford. The event has been organized by the Lake Mary • Chamber of Commerce. The SSAA will aLso show and sell art works during the Sanford Heritage Festival Sept. 28 and 29 at Magnolia Square, • on First Sheet in Sanford. Herald photo by Tomm y Vincent DEAR ALL SETTLED IN: You are a coura­ geous and mature young woman who has written a letter addressing a subject that's not often discussed because it's too painful. Your story is an important one. Sept. 11 has brought intoi focus the fact that the unthink­ able CAN happen. All of us need to put our house in order — especially if the household contains children. Parents who haven't already done so should see an attorney to put their child custody plans in writing. The giant Stars and Stripes waves proudly at Sanlord Memorial Park on Lako Monroe. The Hag's redactions is seen on the Seminole County Courthouse windows. T hefts Bryan Whitney, 18, of Francois Court, Oviedo, was arrested by Seminole County sheriff's deputies at his residence Tuesday. Between Sept. 2 and 9, He is believed to have entered his sister's room and removed money from her wallet and purse. He has been charged with burglary of a dwelling. DEAR ABBY: On Sept. 11,2001, our grand­ daughter, Christine Morrison; watched the ers collapsing into heaps of dust. She went into her bedroom and wrote the poem that 1 have enclosed. Her fourth-grade teacher thought it was so special she sent a copy to President Bush. Christine received a very special letter from Mrs. Bush thanking her for the poem. We arc proud of our talented granddaughter and hope you will find her words meaningful. LARUE AND HERB M ORRISO N , SALEM, OHIO [ DEAR LARUE AND HERB: Your grand­ daughter embodies the determination of all our citizens to rebuild — both physically and spiritually — from the rubble of that horrific day. She's a strong and talented young girl • who has already made a difference. Read on: THE D U ST OF SEPTEM BER By Christine Morrison, Grade 4 The dust of September The dust, the smoke, the clouds from the dust of September. Tlie sadness, the sorrow, the darkness from the dust of September. The pretty sites arc gone, the love, the death from the dust of September. The families, the lives taken away by the dust of September. Our country is sad, but our country still stands in the dust of September. Our flag still waves through the dust of September. We will never break, we will stand together through the dust of September. People hurt, hearts broken, but we survive in the dust of September. The Seminole County Department of Public Safety is scheduling another in its series of Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program, it will begin T hursday, Sept. 26, and run for seven consecu­ tive Thursday evenings from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. Since its beginning five years ago. The Seminole County Police Athletic League is hosting the 2002 NFL/Gatorade Punt, Pass, and Kick Competition Saturday, Sept. 14, at Red Bug Lake Park in Casselberry. Competition begins at 8 a.m. Tlie competition is open to all boys John Coftman Classified Advertising Ted Walker Don* Dielrich M.irva Hawkins Nick Pledaut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Legal Advertising Patti Smith about 500 residents of Seminole County and surrounding areas have received CERT' training. The training is built around individual and team survival skills, including life-saving techniques, emergency first aid pro­ cedures, fire fighting, hazardous materials awareness and disaster planning. and girls ages 8-15. Boys and girls compete separately. Tlie four age clas­ sifications (8-9) (10-11) (12-13) and (14-15) arc based upon the child's age as of Dec. 31 of the current year. There is no charge to participate in the NFL/Gatorade Punt, Pass & Kick Republic Newspapers, Inc. In addition to individuals, church­ es, parent-teacher organizations, fra­ ternal organizations, businesses and homeowner/apartment associations arc encouraged to register. For a registration form and more information contact the Seminole County Division of Emergency Management at 407-665-5102. program. Advanced registration is encour­ aged and volunteers arc needed for the event. Please contact the Seminole Police Athletic League at 407-328-3762 with questions or registration information. T he Seminole H erald a" OiU Egan rr*M 4 c*m*«a Unpf*rvg Drum Kramarak Nim * Cwwri IKimih Cheryl Smith C*MipM!nj andP*»Or—I Mail Room Becky Tibbetts novena Davis The Seminole County Housing Authority will be accepting applications for the Tenant Based Rental Assistance, (two-year program only) on Sept. 19, from 8 a.m. until 12 noon only. The program is intended for persons who arc employe! or attending school full time. SAT Sanford's monthly Class! Car Cruise and Street Party will be held Saturday, Sept. 2 from 530 to 9 p.m . Enjoy music with a live DJ and Uie ambience of Historic Sanford while browsing shop food stands and craft vendor The event is free to the pul lie Call 407- 322-5600 for infc matron. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. " Sen'ing Seminole County Since IVOR” Production Elwin Tyrrell JR Wednesday, September 11.2002 • Vol. 95, No. 7 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N French Avo , Sanford. FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 »Fax (407) 323-9408 Periodical Postage Paid at Sanlord. Florida and additional mailing offices USPS 481260 Postmaster: Sond address changes to Circulation Wanda Kourpanidis Traffic Stop Justin Wallace Gray, 18, of East Hornbeam Drive, Longwood, and Steohan James Kohlman, 31, of Hiddin Pine Lane, Apopk ika, were arrested as the result of a traffic stop early Tuesday on Hunt Club Blvd. Gray was charged with possessioni o f u under 20 grams of mari­ juana. Kohlman, the driver of the vehicle, was charged with posses­ sion of under 20 grams of marijua­ na, and having an expired motor vehicle registration. td'*//. Editor imil I'ubliihcr Mft'vag-rvg (<Mm Drive, Longwood, was arrested by Florida Highway Patrol troopers Monday. He reportedly had crashed his vehicle into a chain link fence in the 1400 block of West Lake Brantley Road. He was charged with DUI. Tlie next meeting of the Lake Mary Cliapter of AARP ,, No. 4878, will be held at.the Lake Mary Community build­ ing, located at 260 N. Country Club Road in Lake Mary, on . Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 1230 p.m.. There will be a presentation by the Sunstate Medical Associates of Lake Mary — Farideh A. Zadch, MD, Zia Fatemi, MD, & Polhen C. Koruth, MD., aU certified by . the American Board of Internal Medicine. Following tlie pre­ sentation, lunch will be pro­ vided, compliments of one of the Pharmaceutical Companies. Tlie event is free, however, RSVP will be required. For information, call Irene Lobcr at 4073 Punt, P ass and K ick C om petition Saturday D u n Pinj> Display Advertising R oute lavender D a n ie l C la y D o n a h u e , 4 6 , C a m illa S e m in o le C E R T p ro g ra m b eg in s S e p t. 2 6 C2002 U N IV 1 K S A I I'RI SS S I N D IC A T t Editorial Michelle Jorla DUI Cases Eugene Samuel Leonard, 35, of Humphrey Road, Longwood, was stopped by sheriff's deputies early Tuesday on Interstatc-4 and SR-46. He was charged with driving under the influence (DUI), having an open container, and driving with a sus pended license The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold an Experts for Free gathering Tuesday, Sept. 17, at Your Competitive Edge Altamonte Office, 230 N. Westmonte, suite 1974 in Altamonte Springs. Administaf will dis­ cuss creating a people strategy. Lunch is provided. Reservations are required. Phone Connie Luna at 4073334748. THUR DEAR READERS: If Sept. 11 has taught us anything, it is how strong the people of this great country can be when they arc called upon. To the families and friends who lost loved ones a year ago today, you arc in the hearts of all Americans. Our prayers arc with you. Administration Dotty Dennett P o lic e B lo t t e r f< y ) UfllH* ♦1 I •» % ■Crttr-LI Wnyn.. Hyitp. 1(1. of Bruce Forte, Winding Ridge Apopka, and Cheryl Ann Vanline, Drive, Sanford, was arrested at his residence by Sanford police Monday 45, of Upsala Road, Sanford, were as the result of a fight with a arrested Monday by Sanford Police. The two reportedly entered a conve­ female. He was charged with bat­ nience store on Upsala Koad and tery, domestic violence. took items including hair spray, shampoo, candy bars and headache Drug Sting rowder from the store without payMembers of the Sanford Police Department Special Tactical Unit ng. Each was charged with petty conducted a drug sting operation shoplifting from a merchant. Monday with the assistance of undercover agents. Two persons Dom estic cases Kimberly Gale Estes, 40, of were arrested. Waverly Drive, Longwood, was Richard Irvin Beveritt, 18 of arrested by Longwood police Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, was Tuesday, at her residence. She located at 13th Street and Mangoustine Avenue. He was reportedly had been involved in an charged with sale of cocaine and altercation with a male. When offi­ possession of cocaine. cers arrived they said they found her hiding in some bushes outside Lavar Antonio Wansley, 24, of the home. She was charged with East 10th Street, was located in the l(K) block of East 10th Street. He battery, domestic violence, and resisting an officer without violence. was charged with sale of cocaine tra g e d y u n to ld o n Television w it h ih u t w i n t o w ­ o and possession of cocaine. TUES The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Box 1667 Sanlord. 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Bobby "Sonny" Johnson, Sr., 58, of Sanford, died Saturday, Sept. 7,2002 at his residence. Survivors include mother, Christine Bentley, Sanford; son, Bobby "Kim " Jr., Burlington, N.C.; daughter, Dawn L. Johnson, Sanford; brothers, Jimmy Lee Bailey, Sanford, Kinsey Sims, Flint, Mich.; sis­ ters, Aretha Barr, Johnova Sims and Jacqueline Sims, all of Sanford. Viewing will be Thursday, Sept. 12, from 4 until 7 p.m., at Rescue Church of God, Sanford. A private interment ceremony will be held Friday at Restlawn Cemetery in Sanford. Unity Funeral Home, DeLand, in charge of arrange­ ments. VERA MARGRETTA . JOHNSON Vera Margrctta Johnson, 99, Mission Blvd., Sanford, died Thursday, Sept. 5, 2002 at her residence. Bom July 12,1903 in Albany, Wis., she moved to Sanford in 1982. She was a missionary and a member of the Sanford Bible Church. Survivors include son, James Brussow, DeBary; two grand­ children; four great-grandchil­ dren; four grcat-grcat-grandchildren. Memorial services will be held at 7 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 12, at the Latham Center CharK'l, 78 Missions Blvd., Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. EMMA B. KNAPP Emma B. Knapp, 88, Cypress Circle, Lake Helen, died Saturday, Sept. 7,2002 at her residence. She was bom June 12, 1914 in Brinckerhoff, N.Y. She was a self employed retail gro­ cer in Lake Helen. She was Methodist by faith. Survivors include husband, D.R., Lake Helen; daughter, Noreen S. Weller, Orange City; son, Robert B., Fort Myers; four grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of I'rangements. HARRY LEVINE Harry Levine, 72, Winding Water Circle, Winter Springs, died Sunday, Sept. 8, 2002 at Island L ik e Center, Longwood. He was born Dec. 22, 1929 in Brooklyn, N.Y. He was a retired plumbing con­ tractor and a veteran of the U.S. Army. Survivors include wife, Judith R., Winter Springs; daughters, M ichelle B. Preusch, Winter Springs, Paula R. Stoler, Rivcrdale, N.Y.; brother, Martin, Huntington Beach, Cal.; sister, Doreen Furton, Huntington Beach; two grandchildren. Visitation will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11, with funeral services at 2 p.m., at Banfield Funeral Home in Winter Springs. Interment will be at Atlas Crematory, Rockledge. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. LAURA D. LICHTY Laura D. Lichty, 29, Andes Drive, Winter Springs, died Sunday, Sept. 8, 2002. She was bom April .1,1973 in Orlando. She was an office manager. Funeral Services will be 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11 at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Orlando. Survivors include husband, Richard A., Winter Springs; son, Jordan S., Winter Springs; father, Fred Brown; mother, Frances Brown; sisters, Shanda Brown and Alicia Brown; paternal grandm other Roz Brown; paternal grandfa­ ther, Sidney Brown; maternal grandm other Bernice Grimm; great-grandfather Leroy Lichty; Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. KALTON P. LIKLEY Kalton P. Likley, 36, of Omaha, Neb. formerly of Sanford, died Wed­ nesday, Sept. 4, 2002 at Florence Nursing Home. Born Sept. 22, 1965 in Omaha, he lived in Sanford for a number of years. He served as M inister of Music for St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford. He was a Christian and a m usi­ cian. Survivors include daughter. Latisha Jackson; parents. Rev. and Mrs. Frank (Mary) Likley, Nebraska; brothers, Thomas, Cincinnati, Ohio, Dana, Kansas City, Mo., I lines, Omaha; sister, Sheila L. McCoy, Omaha; grandparents, Mary and Calvin Moore, Sanford. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Sept. 10th at Tabernacle Faith Church of God in Christ, Omaha, with Pastor Frank Likely officating. Meyre Funeral Home, Omaha, Neb., in charge of arrangements. of th e m a rk e t w it h s o m e p e a c e of m in d ! No investor is immune lo the markets' ups and dossils. 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To become a Guardian Ad Litem volunteer you must be 21 years of age or older, pos­ sess good judgment, common sense and be capable o f help­ ing a child in crisis. You must present favorable references, consent to have your background checked and complete 24 hours of training. Guardian Ad Litem train­ ing will be held at the Juvenile Justice Center, 190 Bush Blvd. in Sanford on Nov. 8 ,9 and 15. For more Information, call Tina at 407665-5376. 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On May 1, Florida Power's $500 million rate agreement took effect, reducing prices for the lillic customers company's 1.4 million from $91.65 to $81.64 for 1,000 kWh, ten percent lower than the national average. The new reduction further enhances Honda Power's Commitment to Hxcellence goal of driving down energy costs. "Florida Power's commitment is clear - low prices and reliable, customer-driven service," said Hill Mabermeyer, president and CKO of Florida Power. "We've pledged to continue to manage our business in a way that pro­ vides tangible benefits to cus­ tomers. In this case, we are uti­ lizing and managing the eco­ nomic advantages of our diverse generation portfolio to keep fuel costs low." Florida Power’s fleet of gener­ ation facilities includes natural gas, fuel oil, coal, and nuclear generation. The company is increasing its use of low-emis­ sion natural gas to further diver­ sify its fuel mix as it continues to construct new generating units at the I lines Knergy Complex in Polk County. Florida Power will bring I lines Unit 2 on-line in late 2003 and plans to complete Hines Unit 3 in iate 2005, adding mom than 1,000 megawatts of new generation to meet the state's growing energy needs. Florida Power, a subsidiary of Progress Knergy (NYSKl: PGN), provides electricity and related sendees to more than 1.4 million customers in Florida. Tire comis headquartered in St. sburg, Fla., and serves a ter­ ritory encompassing over 20,000 square miles including the cities of St. “Petersburg, Clearwater, as well as the Central Florida area surrounding Orlando. For mote information about Florida Power, visit the company’s Web site at: http://www.fpc.com. E Singleton joins Oviedo Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Cynthia Singleton has joined oldwe" Banker Residential Real Coldwell Kstate, Inc. as a full-time sales associate working out of the Oviedo office located at 521 Kast Mitchell Hammock Road, accord­ ing to Faye Beasley, Managing ' ~ »ldw ‘ “Banker ‘ Broker of the Coldwell Florida Oviedo office. Prior to joining Coldwell Banker, Singleton met tire Florida real estate licensing requirements and completed the Coldwell Banker Residential Real Kstate, Inc "Discover the Difference" course. "We're pleased to have Cynthia on our team," says Beasley. In_her_new position with the compan^sjuyifrill be spc& Im rig j in rv n ld c fitfa rr ta l e s ta te — Striglcttttl's professional caffeer J.IC A J IA V A background is in sales and the moving industry. She holds a BBA Degree in Marketing from the University of Texas. Whether you arc buying, sell­ ing or relocating across town or out of slate Cynthia is prepared to provide you with real estate ser­ vices. Stop bv and visit Cynthia Singleton at the Coldwell Banker Florida Oviedo office located at 521 Kast Mitchell Hammock Road or give her a call at (407) 365-9090. Coldwell Banker Florida offers a variety of services including residential sales and leasing, commercial sales and leasing, Mortgage, Title Services, Property ' ‘ Management, Plans.' * ' » *!»*»•>. . .'U & a A j. l StarPort celebrates expansion The Coldwell Banker system includes more than 3,200 offices and 90,000 sales associates world­ wide. In addition to the United States, Coldwell Banker Real Kstate Corporation has interna­ tional connections in 32 countries. Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate, Inc. is a member of the NRT family of companies. NRT Incorporated is the nation's leading residential real estate bro­ kerage company with more than 850 offices and 45,000 sales asso­ ciates operating in 24 of the nation's largest metropolitan markets. In 2001, NRT posted a real estate industry record of $117 bil­ lion in closed sales volume^NRT wwbvUHary - of- •Cendant i Corporation (NYSE: CD). ' Htrtld photo by Don Ping Nelson Cambata, left, and his father, Kershi, hold a rendering of the new hanger being built at StarPort, a fixedbased operator at Orlando Sanford International Airport. StarPoil, a subsidiary of Cambata Aviation International LLC, Is building a 45,000-square-loot maintenance facility that can accommodate aircraft up to the size ol a Gullstream V or Bombardier Global Express. "We believe that now Is a good time to make a strong statement — one that shows our belief in the strength and resilience ol the business aviation market," said Nelson Cambata, president ot Cambata Aviation International. Nelson also announced that StarPort has recent­ ly completed the construction ol 2 acres of additional ramp space, bringing the company's total ramp space to six acres. In addition, tho airport Is adding two new taxiways which will provide StarPort with three access point to the 9,600-fool-k>ng runway 9LJ27R. StarPort was founded in June 2000 and provides full-service fixedbased operator services 18 hours per day. A maintenance stall is available 24 hours a day. For more informa­ tion, visit the company's website at www.starport.com. Altamonte P ediatric Associates is pleased to announce our new expanded Lake Mary Facility 101 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary, FL 32746 | - J jq ilr r 1 •**! F T ) Across From Laky.l^ E ^ e f l t e r y , , • ! : : f • Most H M O s, P P O s & Medicaid Accepted GOT YOUR HANDS FULL? CALL... NEAT-N-TIDY • Board Certified Pediatricians • New Patients Welcome o - Edward N. Zissman, M.D., F A A P .'A .. •t ••t M . |l Wayne D. Soven, M.D., FAAP. Brian E. 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September H, 2002 PflgC 3A Business Signature G M AC names trainer, launches ‘Pow erstart’ program Lisa Harr, a real estate sales training specialist with better than 17 years experience in North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Florida, has been named to head the Sales Training Division of Signature GMAC Real Estate. Harr, w ho also serves as Branch Manager for Signature's Lake M ary office, w ill be responsible for training all new Signature sales agents as well as providing educational training for existing agents in the Signature netw ork with programs designed specif­ ically for the company, says President and COO John Nadler. Signature is Central Florida's largest locally owned and operated real estate company with seven offices - including tw o Sem inole C ounty branches in Lake M ary and O viedo - and approxim ately 170 agents. Harr, who has been Involved with a variety of training pro­ gram s for thousands o f real estate agents over the years, w ill be directing Sign atu re's new innovative PowerStart and PoworTrac programs that were unveiled this month (September). PowerStart is an intensive curriculum that guides new agents through the first three weeks of their careers with Signature, w hile PoworTrac is a three-m onth interactive on-thc job training and accountability program. Before relocating to Central Florida earlier this year, H arr had been affiliated for four years w ith How ard, Perry and Walston GMAC Real Estate in Raleigh, North C arolina, one o f the top GMAC companies in the coun­ try. Prior to that she owned and operated a real estate school in Raleigh for aspiring Realtors. Harr obtained her real estate license 17 years ago and began teaching alm ost immediately. She began w ith Polley Associates in Pennsylvania the seventh largest real estate school in the nation - where she helped develop a training pro- gram for new agents called ProSeries. She also taught PreLicensing, C ontinuing Education and specialty cours­ es. She relocated to Raleigh in 1995 and purchased a real estate school where she con­ ducted new agent training accreditation courses for num erous com panies w ithin L a k e M a r y s the state. She eventually sold the school to Howard, Perry and Walston, the largest com pany in Raleigh w here she remained as Training Director. Since m oving to Florida, Harr, who resides in Lake Mary, has been instructing for 1FREC w here she teaches PreLicensing, Post-Licensing and fin e s t re s ta u ra n t. elevate their careers to the next level." Signature, which was recog­ nized as the fastest-grow ing company in the GM AC nation­ al netw ork last year on the strength o f $177 m illion in home sales, also has offices in Bay H ill, W inderm ere, Clerm ont, W inter Park and Kissimmee. Broker courses. "A s an educator and trainer, Lisa Harr has had a positive impact on the lives and careers of thousands of real estate agents," says Nadler. "She has few peers in the industry and w e're delighted she is part of the Signature GM AC team, providing the kind of insight and direction agents need to C le v e r ly c r u i s e d as a k o te l. O rla n d o M a rrio tt-L a k e M a ry n o w open S u n d a y B ru n c k 1 0 :3 0 a .m .-2 :3 0 p .m . • $ 2 3 .9 5 per person with unlimited Champagne and Mimosas • Bring this ad and receive $ 2 .0 0 off per person For reservations call 4 0 7 -9 9 5 -1 1 0 0 . 1501 International Fit rhway Lake Mary (In the Heathrow International Butineee Center) A t the intereection of Highway 46A and 1-4 (exit 101A,previou»ly 51A ) COE completes ‘model’ assignments for apartment clients C reative O ffice Environments (COE), a multi­ faceted business support com­ pany that has curried much of its success over the years in the professional office arena, has begun tapping into the area’s burgeoning residential real estate market. COE, a 13-year-old compa­ ny specializing in the installa­ tion and reconfiguration of office work environm ents, recently completed three key rental apartment assignments in MetroWest, Innisbrook and Coral Gables for The Design Resource Group, Inc. (DRG), an Altamonte Springs-based architectural and interior design company with projects nationwide. TWo o f those projects included major rental apart­ ment developm ents for national real estate develop­ ment giant Trammell Crow Residential. COE w as responsible for receiving, w arehousing and Installing all furniture and decorative furnishings valued in excess of $200,000 for all three projects, says DRG Vice President Donna Young. Those projects, which included C O E 's expansion into the south Florida market, included: Alexan at MetroWest - a 500+ rental apartment com ­ plex by Trammell Crow Residential that involved the setup o f two townhome mod­ els, two garden apartm ents and the com m unity clu b­ house; Alexan at Coral Gables - a 200+ high-rise apartment com ­ plex also by Trammell Crow that included the setup of two model apartments, clubhouse and lobby interior; Park Crest at Innisbrook - a 200+ rental apartm ent com ­ plex in one of the country's prem ier resort com m unities that involved the setup of townhome models and a gar­ den apartment model. The value o f the contract was not disclosed but COE President Paul A. W hiting says his com pany plans on doing other projects of similar nature for other interior design firms locally, as well as around the state. Whiting says COE is one of the few companies of its kind that has the cap abilities to comfortably service both the residential and com m ercial real estate markets. "F or years, the focus of this company has been on the com­ mercial sector but w e've dis­ covered that there is both a need and a demand for the kind of full-services we pro­ vide in other sectors of the market that we arc going to address," says Whiting. COE prim arily services a five-county C entral Florida market that includes Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake and Volusia counties but routinely travels outside that central core to m eet client needs. Currently, it is the only com­ pany of its kind in the area that installs all name brands of workstations, moves furniture and provides warehousing. C O E 's current roster o f clients includes Florida H ospitals, Sprint, SunTrust, Hilton Grand Vacations and Attorney's Title & Trust. 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September II. 2002 ••• T he S eminole I I eraui Security NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATORY POLICY AS TO STUDENTS Continued from Page 1A was double oul personnel at the schools because frightened par­ ents would be taking their chil­ dren home, and we increased our visibility around the county as much as possible." "A week later," he continued, "w e were contacted by New York, and subsequently, seven deputies and I went to New York to assist that police depart­ ment and citizens." Lake Mary Montessori Academy, Inc. admits students of any race, color, national, or eth­ nic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at this school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national, or ethnic origin in administration of educational policies, admissions poli­ cies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered pro­ grams. 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The ribbon cutting will also include representatives of the different counties and munici­ palities along Toll 417 in a spe­ cial "Bridging Communities" ceremony. A concert by Jacqueline Jones and several prize drawings will immediately follow the ribbon cutting. A variety of children's activi­ ties, refreshments, giveaways, vendors and transportation and safety demonstrations will be available throughout the event. The Central Florida Blood Bank will also be holding a blood drive. In celebration of the "Missing Link" grand opening, Florida's Tumpilice, in partnership with Cracker Barrel, donated pancake mix, butter and syrup for 3,000 people to Seminole Volunteer Enterprises, the Sanford food bank. The food will be used to feed senior citi­ zens, the homeless and other disadvantaged In the Sanford community. Floridans Turnpike is also making a $5,000 donation to the operations and officials to formu­ late plans to secure the entire airort. We didn't know at that time ow vast this may become and we wanted to be on the alert in case there were more terrorist attacks." Tooley said he and his officers spent most of the day at the airort, making it as safe ns possiIc. "Now," he said, "all our offi­ cers arc more attuned to potential threats. We work closely with the Regional Terrorism Task Force in Orlando. In fact, we even sit on that board and obtain a great deal of intelligence from them. "We also arc doing whatever possible to avoid the threat of anthrax poisoning, and deter­ mine how we would respond. We have greatly enhanced securi­ ty at all points and are continu­ ously working with the Federal Government and the Airport Authority." He said one of the TV reports that hit him the handest was the video in one of the liallways in the World Trade Center. "There were people rustling down the stairway trying to get out, but there was one man, a fireman, going up the stairs. He had this determined look on his face, one I'll never forget. I doubt if he got out alive, but that's the kind of people we have in our firefight­ ing and law enforcement depart­ ments." K E Goldsboro Front Porch Education Initiative. The money will be used for a variety of edu­ cational resources, including equipment, computers, software and other needs. Wicklow Elementary is receiving a $500 donation as well. The Seminole Expressway II project has partnered with the school on many occasions in the past to provide schools supplies, toys and other items for stu­ dents. Wicklow plans to use the money for new books. All funds raised for this event are being used to cover opera­ tional expenses. Any reserve funds will be donated to local charitable organizations In thp coiVirhuhity. Sponsors for the event include Parsons Brinckerhoff, PBS&J, HNTB, URS, AAA Auto Club South, Dyer Riddle Mills & Precourt, Inc., GAI Consultants Inc., G ranite Construction Company, Jacobs Engineering Group, KPMG, Orlando Sanford International Airport, TransCore and Hifivc Sales Office. The "M issing Link" of the Sem inole Expressway II will officially open to traffic on Sunday, Sept. 15, at 8 a.m. A l l T ra n s m is s io n All Day Sunday 300 OYSTERS 750 DRAFT P r ic e s S la s h e d ! ! Eslinger said in the year since the 9-11 tragedy, the manner in which his department communi­ cates with state and local law enforcement agencies has greatly improved and increased. "We know there is now a threat of another attack, and while our role as a law enforce­ ment agency hasn't changed, our awareness has increased drasti­ cally. We don't want to sec any­ thing like that happen again, and we are continuously vigilant." The events in New York City had a special meaning for Sanford Chief of Police Brian Tooley. He not only grew up in New York City but his father wore the NYPD blue.. "I was at the station that day," he began, "when a phone call came in to turn on the TV set. We immediately did, and were dumbfounded at what we saw. When the second building was hit, we first thought it was a TV replay of the first building from a different angle, then we realized what was happening and knew it was no accident." He said talk around the police station immediately turned to possible terrorist activities that could expand and possibly even Involve Central Florida. "We contacted the airport (Orlando-Sanford International) and immediately deployed a number of officers out there," he said. "I met with airport security, D IN E IN O N TA K E O U T I 407-323-3530 CHAR-GRILLED T 1/4#HAMBURGER ! &CURLYFRIES $1.95 . Defects A it Not Major — ... ..ITtH M CBn Consulta Specialist C U R LY FRIES A N D SO D A * 5 .9 5 Expires 0/30*02 H a rre ll B e v e r ly | j| T ra n s m is s io n s 322-8415 209 W . 25th S t , S a n fo rd Stnccl959„.SaineLocation MV-00M4 2921 Orlando Drive, Sanford Plaza K id u -n et t k C l W Y T E N T s ^ ^ liio in u o r Thursday 12 & Friday 13 Tim e: 9:00 to 5:00 KID'S TE E S --------------- 3 F O R *5:00 ;« r . a u A u r v A66T. KIP'S T K S — ----------- *7 :0 0 E A ADULT'S T E E S -------- --------- *2 :5 0 E A INFANT'S R O M P E R S ------------*7 :0 0 E A INFANT & TODDLER'S TEES - *7:00 E A W, c are reminded today of how truly precious our freedom is and how important it is to defend our ideals as a nation. As Americans, we must continue to be vigilant against intolerance and hate wherever it occurs. After all, our best defense against terrorism is the solidarity and strength of our communities. By living with our eyes, ears and hearts open, we can all do our part to defend America and the freedom we cherish. On this sad day, our deepest sympathies and prayers remain with the victims and their loved ones. T he S eminole H erald ANP MUCH MORE CHEAP. CHEAP. CHEAP/ i / (/ 1 r i L ik A i i Af<k i m I„... 1 I . M, 1, i. 1 | • ■ 1 M PH O N E (■VI. ' - 'h i * i ■ANIOMf W f r l M '4 ? 7 7 l 1 , 1 „■ 'll !'■ Ilj" ■ l l-.l. ' ’ 1. 1ij'U) {i’ll 1,1 ’ !(.[ 1 1 »•til' , A .. |'m HU ’l ^i i ^ ' I' T|!( ! 'J IN % \ ( ArfF.lLC; tCT I �TllF. SEMINOLE I lFRAl.II Mayors Continued from Page IA Although the trial continued until 6:30 p.m., that Tuesday, Greene was able to call Lake Mary City Hall to make sure everything was OK within the city. He realized, from that day forward, things were going to change, not only in the northern Seminole County, but also throughout the nation. "1 think there was a loss of innocence that day,” Greene said. "Even though we were in Florida, we realized anybody, anywhere can be a victim of ter­ rorists. It doesn't matter where we live. We know that now." Like many cities, Lake Mary began implementing new secu­ rity policies. Money was bud­ geted for additional securitv cameras and fencing was built around the water plant. "At City Hall, we began lock­ ing some doors that weren't locked before," Greene said. "Generally, we tried to make the building more secure. We want­ ed to prevent something from happening, and we wanted our citizens to know we were mak­ ing attempts to protect them." The tragic events of Sept. 11, have brought the Lake Mary community closer together in their support for the city's pub­ lic servants. "I've seen more appreciation for the police and fire depart­ ments," Greene said. "And, I've seen more people with flags, which shows our appreciation for the country and what it stands for." Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard was at home with his family when the first jet hit the TWin Towers. "M y wife and I were getting Wednesday. September II. 2002 TilKC 7A Healing the boys ready for pre-school," Lessard said. "A guy who works for me called me and told me the tower had been hit. We immedi­ ately turned on the television to see what was happening." A short time later, ns he drove his boys to school, Lessard received a second call, this time from his wife. "Lisa told me the tower had just collapsed. I was stunned," Lessard said. Throughout that unforget­ table Tuesday, Lessard stayed in touch with city officials to moni­ tor developments. A ceremony had been planned for Thursday to celebrate the grand re-open­ ing ceremony Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. 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Varranty on refrigerators i f September 11, 2002, will mark the first anniversary of the destruction of the World Trade Center buildings in New York City, with 2323 casualties, and the aircraft crashes at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C and Pennsylvania. In consideration of the anniversary, a number of events have been planned: media was predicting an increase in church attendance that would last," he said. "And, we did have that during the week following Sept. 11. We had more than 200 additional people at our church. But, that didn't sustain. "That's the main reason why we wanted to hold this week of remembrance," he said. "It gives us a time to remember God and an opportunity to hear from Him." The final service of Central Baptist Church’s "W eek of Remembrance" begins 7 p.m. Wednesday. The community will have an opportunity to meet local fire and EMT personnel and view equipment displays two hours prior to the service. The church is located at 3101 State Road 46 in Sanford. For more information about Wednesday's service and cere­ mony, call 407-322-2914. C H A P T E R 7 .....* 8 5 0 153 W SR. 434 •Winter Springs From Staff Reports ously hurt," Patterson said. recognized by the congregation. "There are a lot of families like On Wednesday, the final service that. "And, there are many people will pay tribute to the area's fire­ who have suffered financially fighters and EMT personnel. "We wanted to let it build since last year," he said. "Some throughout the week," Patterson have lost their jobs, their invest­ said. "And, it's been amazing. ments or even their savings. We We've had so many people come need this time for healing and together to honor our local hope." The most important reason for heroes." Along with recognizing ■-a week of remembrance, howev­ is remembering God, Central Florida's public ser­ er, vants, the "Week of Patterson said. "I think, many have forgotten Remembrance” was organized to help people with the healing God," the reverend said. "W e’ve ragedy process and to instill hope for o rgotten the future, Patterson said. The heroes, but we 've to communitywide event has God." In the days following Sept. 11, included patriotic music and inspirational messages to raise many people turned toward reli­ the morale of people who may gion for guidance and support, still be suffering from the events Patterson said. Churches began to see a decrease in attendance of Sept. 11. "We have one family in the during the weeks and months church who has a relative serv­ following September. "After 9-11 a year ago, the ing in Afghanistan and was seri­ B A N K R U P TC Y APPLIANCE STORE, Numerous events slated for Sept. 11 Continued from Page LA because all air travel was halted. Since Sept. 11, Lessard said he hasn’t experienced a drastic change in his role as mayor. He did notice "citizens leaning on City Hall a little more" in an effort to find reassurance. "Particularly when the anthrax scares were occurring, citizens would call wanting to know everything was O K," Lessard said. "Beyond some general security measures, there is not a lot the city can do about global terrorism. At a time like that, we try to assure our citi­ zens as best we can that their city government is functioning." Lessard, a frequent speaker at veteran's events since before he was mayor, said the events of Sept. 11 haven't profoundly changed him. "I think it only served to forti­ fy my love for country," Lessard said. "We live in the greatest country in the world." |ffort feedr. M m « 10w n f r o w l r w r t o m t t o n H o w l m y s t f a M U 4 l | M n J U -.n r .lT SANFORD CIVIC CENTER There will be a service of remembrance, ’prayer and hope for the community of Sanford, at the Sanford Civic Center Wednesday at 7 p.m. The event is sponsored by var­ ious ministries in the greater Sanford/Lake Mary area. Special services and special musical offerings are to be pre­ sented. For more information call 407-322-4371. SHERIFFS OFFICE The Seminole County Sheriff's Office will be partici­ pating in several events during the next week in observance of th<* September 11th anniver­ sary. A Week of Remembrance is being held at Central Baptist Church, 3101 West SR-46 In Sanford. Some events have already been held earlier this week. Firefighters and EMT rsonnel will be honored .-dnesday beginning at 7 p.m. K AMERICAN LEGION The American Legion and Auxiliary Chaplains will be conducting a Patriot Day Service Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Post, 2874 S. 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Police questioned him, and subsequently arrested him on charges of attempted murder, and the use o f a weapon dur­ ing a felony. Florida ida s Main Street f t % I I - 2 0 0 I A day in pictures From staff reports FLORIDA'S TURNPIKE - Naratd til* photo* by Tommy \ Seminole school children show their patriotism In various ways The National Guard Increases security at the Sanford armory In tribute to New York City FO O D ! County officials watch events unfold The flag at Sanford’a Memorial Park files at half-mast H IS T O R Y ! M U S IC ! SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 2002 BE A PART OF TRANSPORTATION HISTORY ATTEND THE G RAN D OPENING CELEBRATIO N OF THE SEM IN O LE E X P R E SSW A Y ll/TOLL 417 PARK BY BURDINES AT SEMINOLE TO W N E C EN TER AND BOARD FREE LYNX S H U TTLE T O EV EN T SITE ON TH E NEW ROADWAY “THE MISSING LINK” 8 am to 1 pm KIDS ACTIVITIES, AR T DISPLAYS, VENDORS, GIVEAWAYS AND C EN TR AL FLORIDA BLOOD BANK B LO O D DRIVE 8 to 10 am $1 A LL-Y O U -C A N -E A T PANCAKE BREAKFAST REGISTER T O WIN S EV ER A L PRIZES! Legacy Club Golf Package for 4 Cracker Barrel rocking chairs SunPass (a $100 value) Restaurant gift certificates 1 0 am Old Country Store PROCEEDS T O BEN EFIT GOLDSBOR O FR O N T PORCH E D U C A TIO N INITIATIVE Ribbon Cutting Ceremony featuring federal, state, and local officials .Roadway opens to traffic Sunday, Septem ber 15,2002 8 am LIVE PERFORMANCE! FOLLOWING CEREMONY C EN TR A L FLORIDA’S OWN JA C Q U E L IN E JU N E S �T he S eminole H erald Wfiliicsd.'iy, SrpIrinlxM II, 21MU I’ilftt* !l \ ■l;- ' i ; 1 W Jim Spencer’s original restaurant S a n fo rd Our First 125 Years is in the fin al stages of production. Tum-of-the-century lair in downtown Sanford C H A N C E O u r s p e c ia l p r e - p u b lic a t io n m u c h b o o k , lo n g e r . W e a re p r ic e s t ill t a k in g w ill n o t la s t o r d e r s fo r o u r b u t a fte r S e p t. 2 0 ,w e s p e c ia l $ 2 9 . 9 5 p r ic e . A l l be s o ld D o n 't M is s o rd e rs fo r $ 3 9 .9 5 o u t!!! G e t y o u r (p lu s c a n w ill ta x ). o rd e r in T O D A Y ! 60 % of book tale profit! go to the Sanford Museum. PRE-PUBLICATION DISCOUNT! Address State/Zip Payment Method Charge Card No. Signature Sanford: Our First 125 Years, Seminole Herald, 300 N. French Ave, Sanford 32771 [gj ^TpTpTfplplplplpIf;If7T[7rp7f^[?irzlr?lrzJr^r^r?Ir?Jr?Jffrr^r?Tfaf^rr?7r?Jr?JRirzJrzJrair?JrzJ^r?JrzJrair^r?iRiRJr^f?JfzlRJr?l^ii^RJr?ir^f?1r^rzJrzlr;Jr?ir?iRireirzJr?lrzlrz]r?Jr?ir?iRJrzJrz^ . ■ ■ n o lo n g e r o �Page 10 A Wednesday. September II. 2002 Tnr. S kminoij: HutAU) E vents---------Continued from Page 7A F IR S T B A P T IST C IIU RCII Sanford A special ceremony remem­ bering September 11, 21KI1 will be held Wednesday beginning at 7 p.m., at First Baptist Church of Sanford, 510 Park Avenue. There will be present and former Sanford city offi­ cials, music, guest speakers, a candle lighting ceremony and olher e\ enls. Plan to attend as we join together in remember­ ing Ihnso men and women who lost their lives that day as well as members of the Armed Forces. FIRST BA PTIST CHURCH Markham Woods A 9|| Remembrance Service will he held at First Baptist Church Markham Woods, 5400 Markham Woods Road, Lake Mary, Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. There will be a time of prayer for our national leaders, firefighters, police, military personnel and families who lost loved ones. For more information phone 407-333-2085. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Markham Woods A service will be held at Markham Woods Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. Sepl. 11, to remember those who died Iasi year, and honoring those who serve. LtK.il police, fire and emer­ gency services will be represent­ ed at this service which is open to the community. CHEERS BARBECUE Cheers o f M aitland, 152 Candace Drive at 17-92 will he holding a barbecue to benefit the local fire departments in Seminole County in the after­ noon hours. There will also be games and prizes. BRETHREN REACHING OUT Brethren Reaching out will hold a 911 Ceremony by Youth, in memory of the fallen firemen and law enforcement officers. The event will mark recognition by our youth of local firemen, law enforcem ent and volun­ teers. It is scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sem inole Gardens Apartments, 1600 West 5th Street in Sanford, Unit #20. H IS & HERS BARBECUE His Sc Hers, 2617 Orlando Drive will Eh? holding a 9-11 benefit. The event will include games and live music. All pro­ ceeds will go to the Sanford Fire Department. A lot of local busi­ nesses have donated ilems to be auctioned off in support of the local fire departments. FIREFIG H TERS M EM ORIAL Central Florida Fire Chiefs Association, and the Firefighters Council of Central Florida and retirees, will hold a Sept. 11 memorial service at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Woodlawn Memorial Park, 400 Woodlawn Cem etery Road. Principal Speaker will be Florida Governor Jeb Bush. Included in the service will be the dedica­ tion of a bronze memorial depicting Som erset County, Penn., the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. The public is invited. PRAYER SERVICE The community Is Invited to a special 9-11 memorial prayer service sponsored by New Creation Lutheran Church and Upsala Community Presbyterian Church, Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Upsala Community Church, and the intersection of Highway 46-A and Upsala Road in Sanford. The service will include spe­ cial music and visual remem­ brances of the tragedy. D IO C ESE O F ORLANDO Churches throughout the Diocese of Orlando will be par­ ticipating in a statewide remem­ brance of the Events of Sept. 11, 2001 by ringing their bells, marking events of that day. In Seminole County, services will be held at 12 noon at Church of the Annunciation In Altamonte Springs; St. Augustine's Morning Mass at 9 a.m ., Exposition of Blessed Sacrament 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., a benediction at 4:45 p.m., noon prayer service and Mass at 7 m. in Casselberry; a Nativity cmorial Service will be held Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the church in Longwood; and In Winter Springs, St. Stephen will remember Sept. 11 with liturgies on Sept. 7 and 8 and have Mass on Sept. 11 at 7 a.m. K Sanford Historic Trust sponsoring student essay contest A ccording the National H istoric Trust, historic sites have fascinating, engaging, and com pelling stories to tell. Preserving these places, listen­ ing to their stories and learn­ ing from them are essential to our understanding of whom wc are as Americans. In conjunction with M illennium M iddle School, the Sanford Historic Trust is sponsoring a story-w riting contest as part of Sanford's 125 years celebration. The stories must be about historic homes, buildings and neighborhoods in Sem inole County. The sto­ ries must be historically accu­ rate, based on fact, and tell a good story about the subject matter. The Sanford Historic Trust will award: • $50 to the best story in the High School Division; • $25 lo the best story in the M iddle School Division; • $25 to the best slory in the Elementary School Division. Contest entry deadline for the Sanford H istoric Trust Contest is Sept. 15. The Trust hopes to announce the winners during the Sanford H eritage Festival. Subm issions may be sent via SC PS cou rier to Rosem ary Shaw at M illennium M iddle School or e-m ailed to R o s e m a r y _ S h a w O scp s.k l2.fl.u s or restoreOsanfordhistorictrust.org. They can also be mailed to: Millennium M iddle School, A ttn: Rosem ary Shaw, Listening to the Walls Talk C ontest, 21 Lakcview Avc., Sanford, FL, 32773. 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PrtiUm-PktfU' Lifo Homo Car Business * �In s id e : S e c tio n B C lassifeds 5B-6B C rossword 6B Wednesday S e p te m b e r 11, 2 0 0 2 Westervelt honored again Briefs PUNT, PASS & KICK The Seminole County Police Athletic League is hosting the 2002 NFL/Gatorade Punt, Pass and Kick Competition this Saturday (Sept. 14) at Red Bug Lake Park in Casselberry beginning at 8 a.m. The competition is open to all boys and girls ages 8-15. Boys and girls compete scperately. The four age clas­ sifications 8-9,10-11,12-13 and 14-15 arc based on the child's age as of December 31,2002. There is no charge to par­ ticipate. Earl registration is encour­ aged ana volunteers are needed for the event. Please contact the Seminole County Police Athletic League at 407-328-3762 with questions. BENNET SHINES FOR WILLIAM PENN Willie Bennett of Sanford, the son of Willie and Sylvia Bennett, played well lost Saturday as the William Penn University Statesmen defeated Midland College, 14-9, in the season opener. It was William Penn's first season opening win since 1994. Bennett, a 5-foot-9 sopho­ more tailback i 1 gradual of Seminole Hi i School, contributed an important 12yard kickoff return to the vic­ tory. SANFORD TENNIS The City of Sanford Recreation and Parka Department is offering Tennis Lessons for all ages beginning September 17th. ’Hre lessons will be taught by USPTR certified Greg James and held at Groveview Park (off of Lake Mary Boulevard) from 3 p.m. to 6 3 0 p.m. Cost is $30 for five lessons. For more information call 407-682-6086 or 407-330-5697. SANFORD SOCCER The Sanford Recreation Department is offering Kicks N Dribbles Instructional Soccer for ages 5-to-8 and 9- 12. Player Placement Day (cost $35) will be Saturday, September 21st at 9 a.m. at Zinn Beck Field (behind Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium). The instructor will be Brian Dorman, a teacher at Sanford Middle School. Reserve your spot by call­ ing the SRD at 407-330-5697. PREP BASEBALL SHOWCASE BASE Sports will present the Florida All-Star Baseball Talent Showcase on Saturday, September 28 at the Joe DiMaggio Baseball Complex in Clearwater. This showcase is designed for high school players look­ ing to play at the collegiate level. Players will show their skill individually by position as well as hitting ana timed running. The showcase starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. In case of rain, Sunday, Sept. 29th will be used. Parents are invited to join their son and attend a very informative NCAA Recruiting Workshop, where the athlete will be taken through the college recruit­ ing process. More Information may be obtained by calling 419-3822273. Advanced registration is required and there is a fee. URLS HOOPS REVUE I Prep ;vue. The revue is open to girls grades 9-12 and takes te Briefs, Page 2B Named Summer All-American by Baseball America From Staff Reports Photo courtesy of Stetson Athletics Stetson University’s Chris Westervelt batted .336 in the Valley League this summer. DeLAND — A big year got even better for Chris Westervelt recently. The junior catcher for Stetson University has garnered All-American honors for the second time this year, being named a second-team summer AllAmerican by BaseMl America. Junior third baseman Brian Snyder (Wellington) did his Hatter teammate one better, being named a first-team summer All-American by Baseball America. Westervelt, who played in the Longwood Babe Ruth League and was at Lake Mary High School before his family moved to Batesville, Arkansas, batted .336, second in the league, with two home runs and 28 RBI, sixth in the league, for the New Market Rebels of the wooden bat Valley League. He was named to the all-Valley League team and he ranked second among BA's Top 10 Prospects from the league. He was also second in the league in doubles (13) and on-base percentage (.414), third in slugging percentage (.471) and seventh in hits (47) and total bases (66). For good measure he also had two triples, 18 walks and was 3-for-4 on stolen bases. Snyder batted .294 with four home runs, 21 RBI and 15 stolen bases for the Cotuit Kettleers of the Cape Cod League. He was selected the Most Valuable Player of the league's All-Star game after going 3-for-4 with a home run and three RBI for the West All-Stars. Baseball America also ranked Snyder eighth among its Top 10 Prospects from the Cape Cod League. With the naming of Snyder and Westervelt as summer All-Americans, Stetson was represented by two of the 18 position-players selected. Overall, only Stetson and Wake Forest saw two of its student-athletes selected to BA's summer All-America teams. In other news from the Valley League, which plays all over Virginia during the See Baseball, Page 2B L io n s m o v e o n u p Oviedo up to sixth in Class 6A state poll Special to the Herald By Dm h Smith Sports Editor O VIED O — Things went pretty much as expected on the first week of the High School football season. Oviedo, Lake Brantley and Lake Mary, three teams that went to the playoffs last year and have a good nucleus of players returning, all won handily and made statements that they intend to compete for the playoffs again. winter Springs, Springs,i, the t fourth SAC squad cam a playoff id to cai spot in 2001, showed si; of being good again, but the Bears must find ways quickly to impn improve on defense as their opening three l games on the schedule are murder. Seminole and Lake Howell are both young squads trying to get used to new quarter­ backs in a tough league, but both hung in the idr respective ;ames against Lake Mary and games Oviedo until the final quarter. The only surprise was Lyman falling to get untracked against Boone. Oviedo was rewarded for its second straight impressive shutout, the Lions also blanked Lake Mary in the pre­ season Classic Game, as it moved up to No. 6 in Class 6A in this week's FSWA (Florida Sports Writers Association) State Football Poll. Amazingly, unless you have followed SAC football and know it gets very little respect from the voters, neither Lake Mary, which got votes in the re-season poll, or Lake rantley received votes. O f local interest there was one huge upset in the state this week as Palm Bay, which is a member of Lake Howell's dis­ trict and has Seminole on its schedule also, was upset in See Preps, Page 2B Knights struggle in desert TEMPE, AZ. — The University of Central Florida football team did all it could to overcome a sloppy first half, but turnovers and a 29-point third quarter by Arizona State sent UCF to a sound 46-13 defeat at Sun Devil Stadium Saturday evening. The flood-gates opened in the third quarter with ASU receiver Shaun McDonald catching two of his game high three touch­ downs less than four minutes apart and the Sun Devils defense returning two intercep­ tions for touchdowns. McDonald's second touch­ down of the quarter, and third of the game, was set up by a fake punt when the snap went to up back Riccardo Stewart who scampered 28 yards to the UCF 26. Replacement quarter­ back Andrew Walter hit McDonald from 26 yards and, after the two-point conversion failed, ASU led 25-13. The third quarter woes con­ tinued as UCF quarterback Ryan Schneider, who left in the third quarter with bruised ribs, was picked off by Josh Amobi who ran it back 21 yards for a touchdown. The Sun Devils added another defensive touch­ down when Connor Banks icked off backup quarterback rian Miller and lumbered nine yards Into the end zone. Both teams had problems hanging on to the football as they combined for nine turnovers. Penalties also ham­ pered both sides as UCF had 17 for 133 yards and ASU was penalized nine times for 96 yards. Another telling tale for the Knights was the fact that they finished the game 0-for-ll on third down conversions. Senior defensive back Asante Samuel forced one of two first quarter turnovers by the Sun Devils. The first coming after his hit on tailback Mike Williams caused him to cough up the ball. The fumble was recovered by UCF linebacker Chad Mascoe at the ASU 31 yard line. The Knights offense stalled, but freshman kicker Matt Prater, connected on the first of his two first half field goals, the first from 48 yards for a 3-0 UCF lead with 12 minutes and 48 seconds remaining in the quarter. With the score tied 3-3 and the first quarter winding down, UCF got the ball back after an ASU punt. The quick-strike combination of Schneider and receiver Doug Gabriel went to work, as on the very next play they hooked up for an 80-yard score, the fourth longest pass play in UCF school history. Turnovers continued to dic­ tate the first half as UCF muffed a punt deep in their own end, K LaDarian Rudolph (No. 24, above) rushed tor 54 yards on only three carries and set up a crucial touchdown with a 42-yard run to help the Oviedo Lions shutout Lake Howell, 30-0, in the sea­ son opener for both teams last Thursday. The Lions' last start got them 65 points from voters as they moved up to No. 6 In this week's FSWA Florida Class 6A Top 10 Football Poll. Meanwhile, Lake Mary also got oft to a good start as |unk>r quarterback Jon Clark (No. 10, right) threw for 74 yards, including a 24-yard touchdown pass to Carl Buford, and ran for nine more as the Rams topped Seminole, 27-6. Oviedo (1-0) plays its first home game this week, hosting Winter Springs (01) at Jon Courier Field, while Lake Mary (1-0) heads to Kissimmee (1-0) for a matchup with Class 5A No. 2 stateranked Osceola. The Oviedo-Winter Springs game will also be the WORL-AM 660 gamo of the week with broadcast begin­ ning at 7 p.m. Other games this week have Seminole (0-1) at Lake Howell (0-1) and Lake Brantley (1-0) at Lyman (0-1). All of the games will be played on Friday and are set for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. Field set for ASA National Championships By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium will be rocking again tomorrow (Thursday) night when the ASA/USA Softball Men's Super Slow Pitch National Championships begins its three-day run. This year's event should be very exciting, as all nine teams' are either ranked or receiv­ ing votes in the most recent National Top 20 Poll. The tournament will also 6t*c a return to the more normal big tournament, unlike last year when the event was plagued by rain and low team turnout because of the events of 9-11, which forced a postponement of the tournament until late October. All of the opening night activities are free to the public with the ooh-and-awe inspir­ ing Home Run Derby kickoff the cere­ monies at 6:30 p.m. Following the 'blast off', the Opening Ceremonies will be held, which will lead into a huge fireworks display at around 7:30 p.m. The night will then be capped by the opening game of the tournament at approx­ imately 8 p.m., which will feature defending tournament champion Long Haul/Taylor Brothers/Shen Corp./TPS, currently ranked No. 3 in the nation, against New Construction, which is ranked No. 9 in the poll. The double elimination tournament will then resume at 9 a.m. on Friday with No. 15 ranked Team Mizuno, from Ft. Pierce, tak­ ing on No. 10 Phonemaster's/K&G/Schwinng/TPS. At 10:30 a.m.. No. 4 ranked Mid-South Mizuno tackles Team AH/TPS, followed by No. 13 WW Gay/Aubrcy's/TPS and No. 2 Jgue/ d the ranked Backman/Dan Smith/Menoscc/Easton at 1:30 p.m. The afternoon session has Loser's Bracket See ASA, Page 2B See UCF, Page 2B �Page 211 WrdiiPHday. SrpIrmlMT II. 2002 T he S eminole H erald Sunbelt Super Series to run at Speedworld S p ecial to tho Herald WITH 1.0 — The "Big Bovs" of Super Lite Model Racing will return to Orlando SpeedWorld this Friday night for the ninth race for the Sunbelt Super L ite Model Series. In addition to the 125-Lip Sunbelt feature also on the card at Speedworld will be heats and fea­ tures for all of the regular FASCAR Divisions of Bandolero, Modi flints. Sportsman, Super Stock, • Mini Slock, and Strictly Stock. Pit gatis. open at 5 p in. with grandstands open­ ing at 7 p.m. and racing action beginning at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. For Orlando Speedworld raceday info only call •107-568-1367. New Smyrna Speedway this Saturday will also be running heats and features for the regular FAS­ CAR Divisions of L ite Model, Modified, Super Stock, Sportsman, and Strictly Stock. The Super Lite Models and Mini-Stocks will have the week off. • Pit gates will open at 4 p.m. with grandstands open a 6 p.m. and racing action beginning at 7:30 p.m. NSS is located 10 miles South of Daytona Beach, between 1-4 (Exit 56, East) and 1-95 (Exit 84, West) at the intersection of Highway 44 & State Road 415 in Sanisula, between New Smyrna Beach, DeLind, Sanford and Daytona Beach. For more* information about schedules call the FASCAR offices at 386-427-4129 (New Smyrna), or P r e p s ----------Continued from page IB overtime by Edgewater last Thursday. Palm Bay was second in the state last year and was pre-sea­ son No. 2 in the country. By pulling off the upset the Eagles arc ranked No. 1 in the 6A Poll this week. Hie seven county high schools will play one more week of nondistrict games before getting down to the games that really count starting next week. The biggest game on this Friday's schedule is the only non-Seminole Athletic Conference game as Lake Mary will travel to Kissimmee to take on No. 2 Class 5A State Ranked Osceola. Tfic Kowboys arc a)way1T,iuUKh and several preseason polls had them tabbed as being ahU UkclwIUmge Palm . Bay and Tallahassee Lincoln for Class 5A state honors. In SAC games this week, Seminole will travel to Casselberry to take on Lake Howell at Richard L. Evans Field, Lake Brantley heads to Longwood to challenge Lyman at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex, and Winter Springs has to go to Oviedo to tackle the Lions in the their home opener at John Courier Field. All of the games are set for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. If you cannot get out to Oviedo, you can still enjoy the game on AM 660 as the BearsLlons clash will be its game of the week. Air time is 7 p.m. FLORIDA H I G H SCHOOL rOOTBALL POLL - WEEK NO. 2 By: I lor id j Sport* Writer* Dale: September 10, 2002 T A lL A I I A S S t r CAP) — I h r followtnK *•the I IonJa Sport* Writer* A*»ociation football poll therall record* and lir>t place \otr» are in parrnthete* Cl ASS 4A 1. Orlando l d|;e%v*U-T (6) 14 5(H )) 2. Miami Central (7) 143(1 -0) 3. Miami Northwe*tem 11SI ( l-U) 4- lo rt l^iuderdale Dillard 102 (1*0) check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOWQAOL.COM. ORLANDO SPEEDW ORLD DRAGWAY BITHLO — Orlando Speedworld Dragway will be hosting "Street Drags" tonight (Wednesday) and Friday night from 6 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. You can use the time to test, tune, practice, run grudge races, etc. No extra charge to run. For event, ticket and race day weather informa­ tion call 407-568-5522. VO LUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK B ARBERVILLE — Tills Saturday night will be the final racing night of the season and it will be a Double Points Night at Volusia Speedway Park. Fans will see a regular evening's schedule of races in the Late Model, Hobby Stock, Street Stock and Pure Stock classes. Grandstands open at 5 p.m. and racing starts at 7:30 p.m. General Admission is $10 with children 12 and under free. The track also offers Senior and Student discounts. For information on schedules, etc. call 386-9854402 or visit the web at http://www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com. Volusia Speedway Park is located just 15 miles west of Ormond Beach. From 1-95, take exit 88 west on State Road 40. From Highway 17, turn left on SR 40. The facility is five miles cast of Barberville. RESULTS NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY Saturday, August I t M O D IF IE D _ 1. (32) Red Vann; 2. <2»> Bobby Blake; 3 (00) Brad May; 5 A p o p tu O ) 90(1-0) 6. Oviedo 65 (1-0) 7. M um i JacVj o u 48(1-0) R. VVnicr 46(1-0) 9. M U m i Killun 32(<M) 10. M U m i Norland 18(1-0) A L S O R E C E IV E D V O T E S : Sarasoia k tvrrvlrw 10, M U m l Snuthridge 5, North Miami Bruch 5, D u rriirU Bruch 3, PUnUUon 2. (acksonville M .rvii.n n I, W ro Bruch t, jacMonville Ed White I. CLA SS 5A I. Pompano Bnach Ely (14) 149(1-0) 2. KbUmmce OtccoU 120(14) 3 Sprlnzlwld Rulhrrfonl 109(1-0) 4. Boca Rahm 105(1-0) 5. Naples (1) 82(1-0) 6. la k rU n d 81(1-0) 7. Drlray Beach Allantic 38(1-0) H. Talm Dcaih Curdrra D w ) t t 43(1-0) 9. |>ayUwu Beach M jin U nd 27(1-0) 10 CAinrsville BuchhoU 18(1-0) A L S O R E C E IV E D V O TE S : Srminolr 13. Panama City Mualry 8. Tampa HilUbonjugh 6 Bradenton Marutre 2, Cooper City 2. CLASS4A 1. T j IUIu v m v Lincoln (150) 150(14) 2- MclNnime P*lm Bay 117(0-1) 3. Lake City Columbia | m ooi) 3. Tamp« Jeffmon • i IM (1 4 ) 3. Ft. lu ud St Thoma* AquinJt 6. R id Myer* 7. fVnv*coU 59(14) M. Jacksonville Ralnr* 3 8 (14 ) 9 PunU Gorda O urlotte 3 6 (14 ) 10. JacLaonvlUr Ribaull 16(1-0) A LS O R E C E IV E D V O TE S : Orulu Focrai 10, Tallahassee Gudby 9, Ocala Vanguard 7, Port O u ik x t r 6. Bradenton Lakewood Runch 6 Lehigh Acres Lehigh 5, M iuml Bookrr T. Waahingkm 5. Pensacola lin e Forest 3. Fetero 2. Fort Wulton Bruch Chacluwhulchrr I . “BK SEM IN O LE, BRANTLEY SW EEP IN SO FTBA LL Seminole and Lake Brantley have gotten off to a fast start in Slow Pitch Softball. After getting rained out of the first night’s scheduled action, the Fighting Seminoles defeated Winter Springs 8-1 last Wednesday at the Seminole High School Softball Complex behind the hitting of Megan Pickrcn (double, two RBI) and Kara lively (RBI) and the defense of Sheena Ware, who made several nice plays in the outfield. In the only other game that was played that nignt before the rain's moved in, Lake Mary edged Winter Springs, 5-4, in a 4 (09) Rito Underwood. 3 (99) Jell Andrr*on. It (I6)|u»ltn llenderaon. 7. (8) Span Price; 8. (44) Mkhart Urban. 9. (56) K m Mckracken S P O R TS M A N . I. ( I l l ) Donnie William.; 2. (07) Ron Lufcy; 3. (3) Marty Woll, 4 (09) O n l y Downer; S. (28y) David Myer; 6 (2d) O u t . M u d a l. 7 (46) M ile Troll. 8 (15.) Billy Spade; 9 (70) |ohn N iobium ; 10 (ID) Brian Dula. M IN I S T O C K . 1 . ( 1 ) David Ca.l*Uo; 2. (71) Trd Vulplu*; 3. (11) Pug Puglni; 4 (7) Tim M cH u ll; 5. (43) Tom Roae; 6. (V3) Re. C hm lem m . 7. (36) Whit Sattrrwhitr; H (77) |amic William.; 9. (33) Bib Drmaatm, 10. ( 69 ) Brad Fender. Jr; 11. (07) Dick U s tlo . SUPER S T O C K _ I. (211) lack Lenrm . 2 (61) Ted I (elm.. 3. (45) M ile Soulup. 4. (07) Kevin Auger; 5. (49) fawn Fuater; 6. (66) Dean McClothin; 7. (2) Ron Whaley; 8. (32) Bill Stacy; 9. (3) Jell Colburn. 10. ( I I ) Nick Wigler, II. (59) John Kumtbeck; 12. (91) A lim Oillon; 13. (19) Dale Carroll; 14 (71) Mike llm d r i.; 15. (31) Rick U nd er; 16 (74||aum Dreyrr; 17. (21) M i Wnmkowdd; 18 (82) D m n i. Carroll S TR IC TL Y S T O C K . 1. (91) Todd DrUcoU. 2. (27) Barry I’arla; 3. (66) Tim Edmundacin; 4. (65) Inner Smith; 5. (6) Joe Whlttmtan; 6 (65a) Jamea Smith. Sc; 7. (20) Judin Reynolds; 8. (39) )rrrm y llovmcamp; 9. (61) Buddy Multena; IU. (62) Ir a n . Scott 11.(80) | a m Gentry; 12. (6J)Curtti Smith; 13 (21) jatem Charette ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD Friday, August 30 B A N D O L E R O 'S . Y O U N G G U N S : 1. (6) Patrick Conrad; 2. (5) Kory Abbott ; 3 (21) Kevin Henry; 6 (14) Ttoy Atkina; X ( I I ) Brandon Thorium . 6 (0) Matt Wetting; 7. (97) Dana Jarrett; 8. (02) Zachry Faiftlothe; B A N D ITS : I (2) Man Martin. 2. (73) Sam Watts; 3. (60) Chad Atkina; 4 (38) Gerald White. |r ; 5 (25) Matthew land; i. (22) Randy Andrews.. SUPER L A TE M O D E L S .1 .(1 4 ) Ronnie Roach; 2. (88) TVavia Kittleaon; 3 (18) Jared Allium. 4. (54) Ru m Thomaon; 5. (26) Eric Drffmda). 6 (5) Derrick Strong. M O D IF IE D . I. ( 2 . ) latest Boyd. 2. (30) John Ftterg; 3. (34) Frank roUy; 4. (3) Wayne Parker; 5. (75) Bcttry Blake; 6 (53) Shane Held S P O R TS M A N _ 1. (93) Deuce Cayton: X (28) David Myer; 3. (9) Kelly larrett; 4 (77) Danny Shearer; 5. (7) BiU H a ll 6 (5y) Mike Santana: 7. (3) Earl Brckner; 8. (31) Paul Colgan; 9 (5b) Dave Dmyer; 10. (8) Rick Clouter; II. (23) Rkhard Might M IN IS T O C K . I (30) Bobby O rr; 2. (7) Tim Me Ota 11. 3. (07) D kk U x k t . 4 (88) R. |. Aimste; 5. (28) Sean BaM, 6 (3) Cory Kelaer; 7. (34) )iwh Robervcst; 8. (6) Jamie Diaacn; 9. (43) Tom Roae; 10. (85) Re. Ilollinger; II. (31) Chad Carpenter; 12. (07.) Steve Wagner; 13. (77) Randy Blake.lee SUPER S T O C K . 1. ( I ) Carl Peter.. 2. (00) John Hodge; 3. (12) Cory Freed; 4. (2) Ron Whaley; 5. (50) Jeff Wright; 6. (92) Bobby Sim on; 7. (7b) VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK Saturday, September 7 POW DER PUFF D ER BY W IN N E R S _ P u n Stock: (38) Trials Burk; M ini Stock (09) Donna Wilton; Hobby Stock (4) C h m ty Weslfill. Street Stock (41*) Karen Schlftlliti. IIO B B Y S T O C K . 1. (88N) Dennla North; 1 (46) T r a il. Gamble; 3. (3) Kenny Waters; 4. (19b) |or Belkey; 5. (18) Rkhard Price; 6 (13) Alan Peacock; 7. (19k) Kory Buah; 8. (21) C h ri. Manucy; 9. (27) Steve Edmunds; 10. (7a) John Apgar H O B B Y S T O C K B-M A1N _ I. (07) Landon Lungtm . 2. (13b) Ttulip Brown; 3. (8 ) Eric Arminio. 4 (4) Bob Zuraolo. 5. (12) Rkk Friend; 6 (63) Calvin Christian; 7. (281) G lm Tatum; 8. (17) Jeff Vamka. 9. (79) Terry HaUock 10. (02) Mitch Heffner T E A M _ L Colonial 71; X Bishop M oon. 134; T E A M _ I. Holy Trinity. 28; X Cocoa Beech contest stopped after Five place finish in their own meet X Oak Ridge, 140; 6 Lyman, 1J1; 8. Orledo, High School 5X 3. Satellite High School 98; 4. innings by tne rain. was the highest Finish by an RocHedge High School. 119; 5 Flagler Talm 154.6. Edgewater. 173; 7. Lake Maty, 203; 8. S t In make-up games Monday SAC squad in cither the Lake Cloud. 214; 9. Like Brantley, 223; 10. Winter Coast High. 132; 6 Spruce Creek High School Springs, 228; 11. Lake Highland. 241; 12. West 163; 7. Timber Creek High School 188; 8. night at Oviedo, the Tribe won Brantley Open or Astronaut Astronaut High School 239; 9. Lake Howell Orange. 237; 13. Apopka. 347; 14. Potnciana. two more games, trouncing Invitational. 353; 13. FLrai Academy. 412; 16 Oaceola. 433. High School, 289, la Eeu Gallic High School Winter Springs, 10-0, on a twoIt was good for a couple of 297; II . C y m e Creek High School 298; IX IN D IV ID U A L S . 1. Tim McLeod. Holy hitter by Mindy Duvall with Titusville High School 304; IX Merritt Island individuals, however, as Lake Trinity. 1633; 2. Rkhard Prirrra. Bishop M oon, High School 321. 1701. Lively (3-for-4 with a home run Mary's Jessica Zabel and Lake IN D IV ID U A L S (Top 10 pins Lake Hoerall G IR L S and four RBI) and Ware (3-for-4, Brantley's Amanda Hintze were numeral _ 1. Kabbootd, Elly, Cocoa Beach T E A M . 1. Winter Pari. 72; 2. Biahop M oon, two RBI) providing the offense, the top two finishers at Lake High School 184X50. X Joiner. Chetaey. Holy 116; 8. Lake Brantley, 123; 4. Trinity Prep, 123; Trinity. 190538 X X Miller. Elizabeth. Timber and outscoring Oviedo, 11*7. 3. S t Cloud, 133; 6 Flral Academy, 111; 7. Brantley. Creek 19.4304; 4 Miley. Shannon. Satellite. Colonial 131; 8. CMedo. 170 9. Lake Mery, The Patriots also got off to a All of the SAC teams are 194934 S. Hale, Kayla. Holy Trinity. 2005 64; 209; 10. Lake Highland. 226; 11. Apopka. 334 good start on the season scheduled to head to Orlando 6 Putnam. Undaey, Holy Trinity, 202834; 7. IX Edgewater. 319; I X Lyman, 348; 14. W n t Millet. Jade Holy Trinity, 2037.99; 8. Putnam. Monday at Oviedo, sweeping a this Saturday morning at 8 a.m. Orange. 348; IX Poinciana, N o team score*; 16 Katherine. Holy Trinity, 204036; 9. Zuhlle. Oaceoia. N o team acoeea. doubleheader from Winter t »take part in the Edgewater Rebecca, Satellite, 203X84; 10. Cushman. IN D IV ID U A L S . I . Jessica Zabel Lake Springs (7-2) and the host Lions Invitational at Cypress Grove Brittany, Satellite, 203437; 30. Casasnova, Mary, I N k X Amanda Hints*, Lake Brantley. Park. (6-5). Brvndaly, Lake I lowelL ZX2238; 43 Bonner. 20*4. Jennifer. Lake H ow ell 2334.45; 68. NewtonThe winning pitchers were LAKE BRANTLEY OPEN ASTRONAUT INVITATIONAL John, Lauren, Lake HoweU, 261739; 69. Jessica Tomasclli (Winter •1 Like 8 rut I ley High School at Brevard Community College, Cocoa Dedioa. Ashley. Lake HoweU, 2617.99; 88. Springs) and Nicole Richard BOYS C tR L S Richina. Hannah. Lake HoweU. 31*733. (Oviedo); both of them pitched complete games. . a .* j a Key hitters for Lake Brantley.. , ■is i ■ » T i ll were Valeries Dickson (two-run»I •It *0 homcr.ys .Oviedo), Jessie J INI •riffi') Continued ifroin page IB Sadlowsky (3-for-3 vs Oviedo), 5. Florida Heat/Nave Plumbing/Joe Black's/Worth. games set for 3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. with the Cassie Mier (double vs WS), and 6. Budweiser/Summeriin/Team Experts/Worth. Winner's Bracket semifinals scheduled for 6 p.m. Nicole Hall (double vs WS). 7. Mountain Top/Advance/TPS. and 7:30 p.m. The end of the Oviedo game 8. Chase/Reece's/Roosterf/Master Graphics/Easton. Wcathqr permitting, the tournament will con­ was very exciting as the Lions 9. New Construction. clude on Saturday. had runners on first and second 10. Phonemasten/KAG/Schwinng/TPS. Action again begins at 9 a.m. followed by with two outs and got what 11. TWln States/Worth. Session I games at 10:30 a.m., noon and 1:30 p.m., appeared to be game-tying a 12. Lighthouse Baptlat/Sportworld/ Easton. which will be the Winner's Bracket final. base hit into left. But Patriot left13. AubreyVWW Gay/Mlxuno/TPS. The final session begins at 3 p.m. with the fielder Natalie Ruff threw a per­ 14. Hooten/Mlzuno. Loser's Bracket final set for 4:30 p.m. and the fect strike to nail the tying run 15. Team Mlxuno. Championship Game scheduled for 6 p.m. at the plate and end the game. 16. Creative Stucco/Easton. If two teams have one loss after the 6 p.m. con­ Tonight's (Wednesday) sched­ 17. Holland's U»ed Cars/TerTy's/Mlzuno. test, a winner-take-all final game will be played at ule has Lake Howell and Winter 18. Smokes/ABS/Joc Corbi's/Mizuno. approximately 7:30 p.m. Springs playing as hosts. 19. Suncoast/Nikc. Sunday will be reserved for a Rain Day. At Winter Springs, Winter 20. Doc's/Mlzuno. A Tournament Pass, for the final four sessions, Springs plays Lyman at 5 p.m. Honorable Mentions (not In any particular order) _ is $20, or tickets can be p u rch a se separately for and Oviedo at 7 p.m., while Team AH/TPS; US Vinyl; CcntralPaving/TTS; Team $5 per session. Children 12-and-Undcr are free. Lyman plays Oviedo at 6 p.m. Miken; CAM Sporting Goods/Tommy Currid /Worth; For more information please call the Sanford At Lake Howell, Lake Mary Jone*boro/TPS; Perkins/Watanabe/TPS; Hudson Taco Recreation Department at 407-330-5697 or takes on the Silver Hawks at Mac; Red'a/JAJ/Fairwealher/Worth; OS Cattle; Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium at 407-3284:30 p.m., then Seminole plays Buckeye/Eagle Group; TPS/Northwest; Texan Softball 3773. the Rams at 5:30 p.m. and Lake Gub; JW Construction/Mlzuno; EMK/Mclner’s Brantley at 6:30 p.m., and the Cafe/Worth; Sid Grinker/Yamaha/TPS; Sportitar TO P 20 & HONORABLE MENTION Patriots stay on the field to take Louisville, Kentucky; Viggiani Plumbing; Strike Zone; Updated on Thuraday, August 29,2002 on Lake Howell at 7:30 p.m. Daisy Dooks/Nike; T'al3/TPS; Drecry (ASA/USA National Championship teams in bold) Brothcrs/Easton; Team Dallas; Storm Team; C R O SS COUNTRY 1. Backman/Dan Smlth/Menoaee/Eafton. Kleuvers/Snap-On/Worth; Louisiana 2. H a g u e / R e tm o n d o / W a U e r / W o r th . It was not the best of week's Bag/Legend/TPS; Team Focus; CentralPaving/TPS; for the team's this week as Lake 3. Long Haul/Taylor/Brothers/Shen Corp/TPS. LDJ /Varsity/Budweiser/ Easton. 4. Mid South/Mixuno. Brantley's girls' team's third ASA L ecals B aseb all-----Continued from page IB summer, several players with Central Florida ties had out­ standing seasons. Seminole Community College sophomore Donnie Uurkhalter hit .271 while trying to learn a new position, third base, which was quite a sight considering Burkhalter is 6-foot-4 and weighs 270 pounds. But he showed off his power, blasting a league-besl 10 round trippers. He also had five dou­ bles and was second in the Bob Wine*; 8 (64) BUI Cuddy; 9. (79) Rip D y a l 10 (16) )erry Ma**om; 11 (44) Bob Better; 12. (17) Rkk Clotuer S TR IC TL Y S T O C K . 1. (45) Jim Ledie. 2. (33) Frank CinUntino. 3 (20) Juatin Reynold.; 4 (14) Roger Benton; 3 (27) Rrbert Ward. Friday, September 6 O r n a A L S R A C E . I. (44) Chuck Rinh. 2. (6) Barbara Pierce; 3 (7B) Don Nrronr; 4 (22) James Adams; 5. (17) Donnie Lewis. B A N D O L E R O 'S I. (6) Patrick Conrad (Young Gun); 2. (63) Dalton Zrhr (Bandit); 3. (14) Thry Atkina (Young Gun). 4. (2) Matt Martin (Bandit). 5. ( I I ) Brandon Thomaon (Young Gunk 6. (Ml) Chad Atkin. (Bandit); 7. (1 .) Chria Stagg. (Bandit); 8 (40) Jeaaica Murphy (Young Gun). SUPER L A TE M O D E L S _ 1. (40) Michael William.; 2. (14.) Arte Almlrola; 3. (18) Jared AUiaon; 4 (16) Eddie King; 3 (26d) Eric Deffmdal; 6 (14) Ronnie Roach; 7. (88) Ttavb Kittleaon; 8. (26) Mike Murphy; 9 (57) Jim - 1loot' Flynn; 10. (54) Ru m Thomson; I I . ( ! ) Derrick Strong; 12. (6) DUly Bechtrlhrtmer; 13. (83) Joel Haas. M O D IF IE D . 1. (75) Bobby Blais; 2. (30) John Foerg 3 (34) Frank PoUy; 6 (55) Shain Held; 5 (3) Wayne Parker S P O R TS M A N . 1.0 1 ) Taul Colgan; 2. (3) Earl Beeknee, 3 (23) Richard n ig h t 4 (4) Rkk Johns, 5. (82) Tommy Johnaon; 6 (9) Kelly Janett 7. (77) Danny Shearer; 8. (13) Robsrl H lg h t 9. (22) llomeT Condon; 10. (11) Juattot Hall; 11. (7) BiU Hall; 12. (5) Mike Santana M IN I-S T O C K _ I. (7) Tim McrhalL 2. (30) Bobby O rr; 3. (88) R. J. Amone; 4. (34) )oah Robinaon. 3 (24) John C o ol; 6. (28) Sean BaM. 7. (3) Cory Kaiaer; 8 (07) D kk Laulo SUPER S T O C K . 1. (50) |e« W right 2. (12) Cory Freed; 3. (17) Rich C lo w n ; 4. (t ) Chad Pierce; 3. (7b) Bob Wlnea; 6 (44) Bob Beiler; 7. (7V) Rip Dyal; S. (2) Ron Whaley; 9. (1) Carl Peter. S TR IC TL Y S T O C K _ 1.(20) Jinline Reynold.; 1 (1 ) Cory Riddle; 3. (33) Frank Constantino; 4. (45) Jim Leslie; S. (27) Robert Ward; 6. (77) Tom Sampaorv Lecals Lecals tea Taa Oaad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vial RUTH COLMAR. Via hotdar ot Via toaowvig car f cata(a) he* Mad aaid cert.fca!*{i) tor a taa daad to ba laauad Vwraon Tha cartttoala nunbarta) and yaai(a) ot ta*uanca. Via daacnpbon oi Via proparty, and Via nama(a) In which 8 waa aaaaaaad w are ** toaoer* C E im F IC A TI NO: 867 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1806 PARCEL ID* 31*18-31626-0000* 0060 DaacnpAcn ot Proparty LEQ LOT 8 CEOARHKL PB 29 PQ 18 Namaa n whch aaaet aad JUDITH OABBAI PERSONAL REP AJ or u d proparty batng In Via Cocnty oI OamncAa. Staia ot Flonda. Uniaaa auch canActiaia) ahal ba radaamad acconkng 10 law, Bw proparty daaenbad In auch cartRc*t*<*| wM ba aoM to Via hNFaat brddar al Via waat konl door. Sarnnola County Courthouaa. Sanlord. Flonda. on Monday. Ocaobar 14. 2002. at 1100am. Paymanl ot Beta laa. appkcaMa ducumanttry *l*mp U l M *nd raoordng laaa ara raquvad to ba pad by tha auccaaaki baJdar at Via aala. Ful paymanl oi an am oul aqual to Via Mgnatt bd la dua watan 24 hour* aAar Via adrartwad bma oi aala. A l paymanta ahal ba caah or guaranteed malrumanl. mada payabla to Via Clerk oi Via C vcul, Court. Dated on 6792002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. F IO R O A by Oeradme Hartord Deputy Clark PuDkah September 4. It, 18. 29. 2002 0Q042 fO ftlU OMd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vial MLMCI CUST (PIER). Vw holder oi Via toaomng oarohcata(a) hat Nad aad cwrKlrala(a) tor a la* daad to ba laauad Vwraon. Tha oandtraw numbar) s) and yaar(a) oi Wauanco. Vw d a e M ia d iM i n i ||*w n rmiri miVi i eru 4 |8* e OwBvHpuOn O* yi* ptopBiiy, ■nQ In* nama(*) In which I waa aaaaaaad Ware aa fcdowa: CERTIFICATE NO: 1460 YEAR OF HSUANCE: 1000 PARCEL KM: 14-20-296JC-00000240 D i i tripvcn oi Property LEO LO T 24 ALAOUA PH 1 PB 33 P08 67 TO 71 Namaa in which aaaaaaad: PEDRO J GOMEZ AJ oi aed property bang n Vw Cotmry oi SemmoM. But* ot Florida Uniaaa auch cartikraaaH) dial ba radaamad accordmg to law, Vw properly deecrtoed In auch earth caw(i) wN ba aold to Vw h ^w a l btddec M Vw awal IronC door. SammoW County Courthouaa, Sanlord. Florida, on Monday. October 14. 2002. 1 1100am Payment oi Saw laa. appkcaMa documentary atamp taiaa and raoordmg laaa ara raqwrad lo bo pad by Vw auocaaatj bddar al Vw aala. Fid paymanl oi an amouV equaito Vw N(pwet Md to due wkhki 24 hour* alter Vw adyanwad kma ol rale AJ paymanla d w l ba caah or guaraniaad malrumanl. made payable to Vw Ctork ot Vw CkouV Court DaWd on 6002002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Qarakkrw Hartord Deputy Clark Pubkah Sapiambar 4. 11, 16. 26. 2002 QQ043 L ecals OQ04I league in slugging percentage (.521) and total bases (73), fifth in runs scored (25) and seventh in RBI (27). A trio of University of Central Florida pitchers also had good stats. Taylor Cobb was 4-1 and led the league in earned run aver­ age (1.06) and batting average against (.154). He allowed only five earned runs and struck out 48 while walking only 21 in 421/3 innings. Justin Cerrato (5-2) was tied U C F--------Continued from page IB giving the Sun Devils the hall at the Knights five-yard line. Four plays later ASU quarterback Chad Christensen hit McDonald from five yards out for the score, hut UCF went into halftime with a 1310 lead. Gabriel led the Knights offensively hauling in five passes for 116 yards and a touchdown. Schneider finished with only seven competions for 150 yards. As a team, the Knights finished with 190 yards of total offense. McDonald who had five catches for 54 yards and three touch­ downs led ASU. Christi nsen was the leading passer with 66 yards on 5-0f 12. UCI will have an off week before opening play in the Mid­ American Conference against Marshall on Sept. 20. The game will be televised live on ESPN2 at 8 p.m. ET. for second in wins with five and had an ERA of 2.61. He struck out 35 and walked only eight in 31 innings of work. Oviedo graduate Paul Lubrano was 3-1 and had a fifth best ERA of 1.81. He was also 10th in batting average against (.223) and struck 55 and walked 19 in 49-2/3 innings. B rie fs ---------Continued from page IB place on Sunday, October 13. The revue features three games for each participant with guaranteed 50-percent playing time in each game, a written evaluation for each participant, as well as a Senior game. College scouts will be in atten­ dance. The deadline to register is Friday, October 4. For more information or to register, please contact Winning Ways Basketball's Barry Mestel at 407-339-9053 or 1-800-808HOOP (4667). You can also check out the website at www.winwaysinc.com. lorTazOaad NOTICE IS HEREBY OJVEN. Vial ML MCI CU ST (OLYMPIC), da hot* ar o» tw k*MH»o oartiAcalaO) hat Nad said cariAcalaK) lor a lai daad to bo frttiftfl ihfoon Tho fwrbadt) and yaaffa) ot laauanc*. r » daacripaon oI Via propaity, and tha nama(t) In which 8 waa a iu u a d aiaia aa Wtowa CERTIFICATE NO: M l YEAR OP ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL IDa 26-18-30-30008400000 Daacnpbon of Proparty LEO SEC 36 TWP 193 ROE 30E BEO 11060 F T E « 512 5 F T N OF SW COR RON E 264 F T N 312 » FT W 2M F T S 3126 FT TO BEO (LESS ROI M— 08 B which t aaaaaad BETTY J FREOOIE. ER81 T FREDOIE AJ o< iad proparty bang m tia Ca r * i oI Sananot*. Suia d Flonda Uniaaa such cartYcalaii) anal ba ladaamad according to law. Bit proparty daacftwd In auch cart*caiaia) w* ba aold lo Via laghaal tad day at tfw waai Iron! door. Samnoia County Courthouaa Sanlord. Ftonda.cn Monday. 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Vw daacripoon ol Vw property, and Vw named) m which a waa aaaaaaad W/kra a* toaowt CERDFICATE NO: (63 YEAR OF M U A N C B : 1886 PARCEL KM: 31-IB-31-62600000040 Oaacnpkon ol Property LEO LOT 4 CEOARHKL PB 2S PO I I Name# to which aaaaaaad JUOfTH OABBAI PERSONAL REP AJ d aad property bang In Vw Coimly ol Sammoto. S uw ol Flonda UnWaa auch cwrtdtoakK*) d w l ba radaamad acootdmg lo War. Vw property deecrtoed In auch earth cato<>) wd be aod to *w ragrwat (ad­ der el Vw weal bold door. Somnoto County Courthouaa. 8antord, Flonda. on Monday. October 14. 2002. al 1100am. Paymanl ol Saw taa. appkeahto documarnary (lamp laiaa and rocoiOng laaa ara raqdrad to ba paid by Vw auccaaahJ Mddar al Vw aaw FuJ paymanl ol an amour* equal to Vw hrgheel bd W dua wkhm 24 hour* altar Vw adrartwad kma ol aaW A l paymanla ahal ba caah or guaraniaad malrumanl. made payable lo Vw Clark ol Vw Cvcul Court Oalad on 679.7002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLOROA by Oeraldrw Hartord Deputy CWrk Pubkah September 4. II . t (. 26. 2002 00044 �Wednesday. September 11,2002 Page 3B T iie S eminole H erald L ecals Lecals em eurr c o u r t O f THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: S I CA 1474 14 K THE BANK OF NEW YORK. TRUSTEE UNOER THE POOUNO S SERVICING AGREEMENT SERIES IS9T ■N. PLAINTIFF VS. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE ESTATE OF SHIRLEY E. STUART A/K/A SHIRLEY LOUISE EVANS STUART, ETA L. DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE O f ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE T O UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TR USTEES. AND ALL OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN BFTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE ESTATE OF BHIRLEY E. STUART A/K/A SHIRLEY LOUISE EVANS STUART ROBERT E. STUART who** residence It unknown H he/ihe/lhay bo dying: and d hWihwlhey bo dead. Vw uBurawn m th e dovitool. gtonlooo. dOorotl by. torouO>. undo* * or oganoi Bw Defendants, who a n not known to bo deed or adve. and ad penwa having or dsknkig to have any right, tala or M anat In the property deacrtiod In the mongags being YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the! an action to torectoa* a mortgage on toe toBmring property: LO T I. t . ANO S, O f BLOCK EIGHTY-NINE BANLANOO, THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL TO ALTA­ MONTE SPRINGS. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAOETS) 65 17. M . « T ANO M . O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. ties boon Nod agalna! you and Via you a n required to serve a copy ol your wrtton dalanaat. d any. to I on DAVK) J. STERN. ESQ PtaMdTa attorney, whose addreea * 801 S Urdveraey Drive 1500 Plantation. FL 33324 on or baton (no later tian 30 deyi dom Vie dale ot Vw drat pubBcaeon ol Vda nottoa ol action) and Ns Vie ori^nal adti Via ctorti ol Vis oourt •ww* o t w i mtvic* on m r a r i otfwwtM i (M buI i i bi mUrtd •galnat you lor N rtftof damandtd n t w oomfurt o» pennon n*ea n#ro* dt WITNESS my hand and Vw seal ot Vda Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida. Vda day ol AUQOd 2002. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O f THE CtRCUfT COURT BY.Ruto King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES O f DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ■01 8. UMVERStTY DRIVE 8U TE S 00 PLANTATION. FL 33324 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persona wtoi tSaabNMa neadF a < S I * W aceomoededon contact COURT ADMMSTRATtON. at Vie SEMINOLE County Courthouse at (407)685-4227, 1600855-8771 (TDO) or 1-80)865■770. via Florida Relay Bentos THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH W THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD PotAshAugust I I , 25. 2002 and September 4.11,2002 PPIIE M THE C M C U T COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH jttntpiat f dto~IdT M A N O FO R ■■MMOLE COUNTY, STATE O f FLORKIA CJV*. DtVISION Cess No. 02-CA-42S-14-K HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK. MC., FLOYD BLAKE. JR ; E T A L, Dslondard(a) NOTICE O f EALE Nodes ts hereby given dwL pur­ suant to die Oder or find Judgment sneered In Vde ceuee. In Vie O k u ! Court ot Serrwxde CcaMy. Ftortde. I Banknote CotMy, Ftortde. described ■B LOTS 4a 41 ANO 42. 2NO SEC­ TION FORT MELLON. ACCOHOMO TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 45. PUBLIC RECORDS OF 8EMM0LE COUNTY, FLORIOA; Mputdc kale, to toe Idlest end beet batter, tor cash el toe Weal Fiord Door of the Seminole County Courtoouto. 301 Notto Park Avenue. Sardord. Florida M 1100 A M on SEP 1*. 2002. DATED AU021.2002 (Seel) Ctorti ol toe Cdodl Court By: Mary Stroui* Deputy Clark In accordance wdh I— . — ----------IWto Dtaabddlee Ad. persona In need ot apedal eecommodadon to parddpato In Vda prooeedng ahel. wdhln Mven (7) daya prior to any proceedr » corded toe Court Adrwdelredon Dtdoe or Ctork ol Court ol toe CotMy referenced above, d hearing toptond. (TTO) 1-000-6555771. or Votes (V) 1 -eOO-955-1TTO. via Honda Ratoy Bentos Mark 0. MaadMona. E t o n MARK D. BREAKSTONE i ASSOCIATES. P A 1247 South Myroa Avenue Ctearwetar. FL 33756 Pubdth: August 25. 2002 and September*.11,2002 PP2S3 THE CM CUrr COURT O f THE FWTH JU0K3AL C M C U T M A N O FO R LAKE COUNTY, FLOROA C A M NO.: 2002-OR-002507 M THE M TEREST OF: Baby Boy Saha. wVa Harmon Tyler Saha D O B 05/02/02, Place ol Birth; Leesburg. Lai CouBy, Florida Mnorddto AMENOCO NOTICE OF PETTDON AMO MEANMO TO TERMBtATE PARENTAL M O H TI PCNOMQ ADOPTION TO Unknown Badogcd Fatoer Undrawn lather ol Baby Boy Saha, bom Jims 2.2002 Race African American Description ol unknown tether; African American, approa. 30-40 years ol oga- eppm* henfd. 6 T I t . brown hair A brown eyes, stocky L ecals butt, Address: trtunown. A Petition lor Termination of Parental Right! Pendmg Adoption hat been Ned The minor chad which Is the eubtect to Vw» action has been known aa Baby Boy Saha and Harmon Tyler Sehe. the minor'* gen­ der a male. Ida dele ol bath a June 2. 2002 end ha piece ot beth a Leesburg. Lake CouBy. Florida The m rar’* mother a Mokne Sehe. who a 31 years dd. Caucasian, dark ha* and brown eyes, and an approumali heupt and vmghl ol SB* and ISO Conception mey heve occurred In Caaaetoerry, Seminole County. Ftonda or Leetburg. Lake Comity. Florida There wa be e hearing on the peti­ tion lo terminate parental rights pendng adoption on Octobef 31. 2002 el 1 3 0 p m before Judge Wtoam O Law at the Lake County Jud-cial Center. 550 Weal Main Street, Tavaree. Lake County. Ftonda The court has set aside 15 rmnuloi tor the hearing Vhu mey ot(ecl by appearing at toe hearing or Mng a wntlen obfaction wdh toe court V you Me a written obfectun. toe original muit be Ned wah toe dark ol Vde court on or before October 28. 2002. wdh copied to petawnet a attorney. Jem A Bias. Lockett A Blae. P A . P.0 Bor 130. Tavaree. FL 32 778 0130 UNOER SECTION 53 059. FLORI­ DA STATUTES. FAILURE TO FILE A W RITTEN RESPONSE TO THIS NOTICE WITH THE COURT OR TO APPEAR AT THIS HEARING CON­ S TITU TES GROUNDS UPON WHICH THE COURT SHALL ENO ANY PARENTAL RIGHTS YOU MAY HAVE REGARD!NO THE MINOR CHAO Deled on Aug 14.2002 JAMES C. WATKINS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By. B Doleei Aa DepuTy Clerk Pubkeh: August 21. 28. 2002 end Beptentoer 4. 11,2002 PP149 tor TBt Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vial MLMCI CUST (PIER) O O GULF GROUP, toe hotter ol toe toBowfrtg certificated) has Ned tetd centocated) tor e t u deed to be leaued toereon. The certtocate numbeRt) end yeer(i) ol Issuance, toe deecrtp*on ol toe property, end toe named) In which I was a lien ed W o n as CERTW1CATE NO: 1*50 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 3000 PARCEL KM: 02-2030521-00002170 Deecrlpfron ol Property UNIT 217 RIDOEWOOO v il l a s A CONDO ORB 3150 PQ 265 Names In which eaaeaaed. RAYMONO RAMOS A l ol said property beeig fri toe County ol Semnota. SUte ol Ftonda. Unleu ouch certtocate!!) ahel be redeemed eccordkig lo lew, toe prop­ erty deacitied In such certncala/i) wB be eott to to* tVOiest better et toe weal front door. Seminole CouxBy CourVtouae. Sanford. Florida, on Monday. September 30. 2002. al IIDOam Payment ol SMs toe. appfrcebl* documentary alamp Uaea end reconkng toes ere requved lo be paid by toe auoceealul bidder el toe eato. Pul payment ol an amouB equal lo toe hufwel ttt to due vatofrt -J MI f t u6**utfv«0»wl wmtL Bets, peymerda shei be ceart or guaranteed instrument, made payable to toe Ctorti d toe Octal Court. Deled on 1/15/2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Luenne WootSey Deputy Ctork Publish August 21, 28. 2002 and September 4.11,2002 PP157 Nottce of AppEcetten tor Tea Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tool MLMCI CUST (OCEAN PARK) O O GULF GROUP, toe holder ol toe tottowing certDlcatod) has Ned said neiMratod) lor a lax dead to be Neued toereon. The certtocate number(s) and yeaRi) d Issuance, toe 0®$Ch Ja )0>i Of em prupEny, e/Kj em name(t) In wtkch a was an eeaad M M aa loSows CERTIFICATE NO:32M TEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1000 PARCEL KM: 23-21-29-515500011SP Description d Property: LEG UNIT 11BP HIOOEN RIDGE CONDO ORB 1357 PG 525 Narnae In which a.......... .. NARCtSO J MARTINEZ. CARMEN B. ORTIZ A l ol said property being In toe Comity d Semeioto. State d Ftortde Untou such rerfrkrata(t) thal be redeemed eocordeig to tow, the property deecrhed fri such carpsceta(e)wa be sold to toe highest bid(iff gj tho w m I Ironl door, Ofntnoto County Courthouse, Sanford, Ftonda. on Monday. Septontoer 30. 2002. d 11 OOem Payment d Sato toe. epparehto documentary stomp toses end leoortong toee are r t g a a l to be paid by toe aucceeaki butter el toe aeto. Ful payment d an amoud equal to toe hKF<eel btd N due wttoai 24 hours allar toa adrerttoed turn d sato A l payments she! be cash or guaianited Instrument, made payable to toe Ctork d toe O cua Court. Dotod on *15/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Luame Woodtey Deputy Ctork Pubkeh Auguel 21. 2S. 2002 end September 4,11.2002 PPI5S lor T u Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toll MLMCI CUST (PIER), toe hitter d toe blowing cerkhcated) I sad cerPScato(a) lor a tea deed to be leaued toereon. The cerkfrcale num ber(a) end yeertt) d d a e r t - - * - ----s JOsMwM ■ n P^OpEny, iei n ■ sto ■ ---------a ■ OwsCilpiJOTi m m aji bm neme(a) In which I was asses lad w ars as loaows CERTIFICATE NO: IEEE YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL KM: 02-2030521-0000 1190 OaecitcNon d Property; UNIT 119 RIDOEWOOO VE1AS A CONDO ORB 3159 PQ 265 Names in whkh assessed NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA TR FBO A l d said property being ai toe Comity ol Semnota. Stole ot Ftonda Untou such certtocate!!) ahel be redeemed ecoonkng to tow, toe prop­ erty du cttoid In such certtocaieti) wd be Bttt to toe taOiesl tatter el Vw weal front door. Semnoto Comay Counhouse Serttrd. Honda, on Monday. September 30. 2002. at tIOOem Payment d Sato toe. applicable documentary stamp totes and reconkng toee are raqmred to be paid by tie euoceestii batter at toe •ale Fui payment at en emoMit •quel lo toe leffieel bid to due wshtn 24 hour* »n*f tho ttm# of u H A l poymonU »h «l t » c+th or g u a rg n tto d In ttru m o m . m*<3« payabto to Oork of tho Ckcud Court Datod on *15/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Oarattna Harford Daputy Ctarfc Pvbkth August 21. 28. 2002 and ‘ **crt»t 4. 11. 2002 PP160 aa —e l a a ar ^ - *1 mnlCf UE AppNCItM I for Ta i Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY OfVEN. that MLMCI CUST (Olympic), tha holdar or ma cm 'tcjneit) nas r«aa said carthealall) tor a toa deed to be leaued toereon The certificate num* ber(a) and yeerts) ol Issuance, toe description of Vie property, end Vie named) In which a was assessed la/are aa toiows CERTIFICATE NO: 1555 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCFL IDS 02 20-30 521-00001050 Description of Properly. UNIT 105 RIDOEWOOO VELAS A CONDO ORB 3150 PG 265 Names In which eaaeaaed REPUB­ LIC LENDING INC AJ d asej property beeig In toe County of Semnoto. Stale d Honda Untou auch certhcated) ahal be redeemed eccordng to tow, toe prop­ erty deacrtied In such carthcaled) svtl be eott to toe tvgheat tttdar al the swat front door, Seminole Comity Courthouse. Sanford. Honda, on Monday. September 30. 20)2. it It :00am Payment ot Bale toe. appfrcabto documentary alamp Uses and recontng le u are required to be paid by the successful bitter el toe sale Ful payment d an amount equal to the tvgheat bid la due w«hln 24 hours alter toe advertised tme d sale A l payments she! be cash or guaranteed Instrument, made payable to toe Ctork d toe CfraA Court Oiled on 5/1V2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CinCUTT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Oerakkrw Harford Deputy Ctork Pubfcsh Auguel 21. 25. 2002 and September 4. 11.2002 PP161 tor TS i Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toil MLMCI CU ST (PIER), toe holder ol toe blowing certihcatod) has Med said cemkcsted) tor a tea deed to be issued toereon The certificate numberd) and yeerd) d leeuanoe. toe UEeCnpsOn Of slw paOPMiTy. mOO o ie nam«<t) In wtuch R m i m m w d ts/art aa toAowa: CERTIFICATE NO: 1M2 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL ID#: 02•20-30-521^0002200 Daacnpbon of Property: UNIT 220 RIDOEWOOO VILLAS A CONOO ORB 3169 PQ 286 Namaa in a*** * 1att— aad RIDOE­ WOOO VILLAS INC A l of aari proparty batng m tha County of Samtnota. Stata of Ftonda. Unfaaa auch cartAcala<a) ahal ba radaamad aooonAng to law, f a prop* arty datcribad In auch cartAcatad) wd be eokl to toe NOwet batter at toe steel front door. Semnoto County Courthouee. Sentord. Ftonda. on Monday. September 30. 2002. d 1100am. Paymant of Salt taa, . JhCUJMOlAnt.. NS0K1. UASA. And liconkng toee ere required to be pad by toe euoceeelul bkfrtor el toe aeto. Fid payment d m amount •quel to toe MpteM bid to due wttofri 24 hours aher Vie edverkeed lime d aeto A l payments Kiel ba cash or guaranteed Instrument, made payable to toe Ctorti d toe CfrtUI Court. Detod on V I 512002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUfT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Gerakkns Harford Deputy Ctork Pubkeh August 21. 28. 2002 and September 4. 11,2002 PP162 lor Tax Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vial MLMCI CU ST (OLYMPIC), toe holdor ma kwowtkj canmcata^B) nas Med said certificated) tor a taa deed to be leaued toereon. The certificate number),) and yeer(t) d Issuance toe daacrtpbon d toe property, end toe named) to whkh ■ was assessed lalere u blows CERTIFICATE NO: IM S YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 3000 PARCEL KM: 02 20-30521-00001200 DeacrtpSon ol Property: UNIT 120 RIDOEWOOO VILLAS A CONOO OR8 31W PQ250 Names to which assessed RIDGE­ WOOD VILLAS INC A l d said property being to toe County ol Seminole. Stale ol Ftonda Untou auch cemhcaled) ahal ba radaamad acconfrg lo tow, toa prop­ erty du e ttoad to such rirtRreto(a) wd be add to toa htfiset better at toe weal front door. Semnoto County Courthouee Sanford. Ftonda. on Monday. September 30. 2009. al 11.00am P iywmnf of 8#M Im , M pIc N i l documentary stamp t a i n and taconlng leas are required to be peat by toe ■uoueeetul brtktor at toe •ale. Ful payment d an amount equal to toe N^wel btd la due wahto 24 hours alter the adveraeed tme d Id o . A l payments ahel be ceah or guaranteed instrument, made payable to toe Ctorti ol toe Cfrcu* Court. Detod on V I 5/2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA by Genkfrne Hartoid Deputy Ctork Pubkeh: Auguel 21. 28. 2002 and September 4,11,2002 PPI53 Notto# of AppMcottom tor T u Dmd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. V tt MLMCI CU ST (OLYMPIC), toe hold­ er ol toe blowing cartdfcetod) hat lead said certificated) tor ■ tea deed to be i**— i toereon The ********* numberta) and yeer(t) d issuance, toe deeaipbon at f toe named) In whkh • wee w‘are as tottowe C ER TIFIC A TE NO: 1 M I TEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1000 PARCEL ID* 02 20-30521-00001140 Deecrtpkon of Property UNIT 114 RIDOEWOOO VELAS A CONOO ORB 3169 PQ 250 Names m wtach M l eel ad RAYMONO RAMOS A l at seal property beeig In toe County d Semnoto. State ot Ftortde. Untou auch cerUtceied) ahal ba redeemed accordng to tow, toe prop­ erty dererbed fri auch cerfrheeted) wd be add to toe fullest befrtor at Via weal front door. Semnoto County Courtoouu. Sentord. Ftonda. on Monday. September 30, 2002. el 1100am Payment ot Sato toa, *ppa**hi* documentary stamp taasa and fecortkng toes are requeed to be paid by toe eucceealtl baktor at toa L ecals Lecals Lecals Lecals Lecals U N Ful poyrrwnt of on omouni •quoI lo tho Nghoct M It duo wKfwi 24 hour* oflor tho Khortuod tmo of Mlo A l poymonts thol bo coth or guaranteed Inatnimont. made payabN to tho O t k of tho Ocu# Court. Dated on 6/154002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Oerekkne Hertord Deputy Ctork Pubeah August 21. 25. 2002 and September 4.11,2002 PP164 claim* with thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l other p sdeort d toe decedent end persona having dakna or demands against the decedent's •state, Indudng unmanned, contvv gent or ixWquidated dams, must Me thee ctoma weh Ma Court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCA TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO F LE D WILL BE FOREVER BAnnED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOOS S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D ECE­ DENT'S OATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE IS Seplamber 4. 2002 LINOA FIORE Personal Representative 479 Lancers Drive Winter Springs. FL 32708 OLE NOA LOTH 615 Lake Kathryn Cede Cassetoerry. FL 32707 L W CARROLL J R . ESOUIRE Ftonda Bar No 091438 LAWRENCE W CAR R OU, JR . PA 708 Tumbul Avenue. Suae 202 AJtamonle Springs. FL 32701 Telephone 407/2805588 Attorney tor Personal Representative Pubksh: September 4.2002 00028 By Ruth King Deputy Ctorti ADORNO i YOSS. PA 2601 South Beyahore Drtve Suite 1600 Miami. Ftonda 33133 (305)658 6555 if you are a peroon wah a <*aab*ty who need! any accommodation In order to participate in thta proceed­ ing. you are entitled, at no coat to you. to tha provtaton of certain n a n lance Pteaae contact Court Admavatration at M l North Parti Avenue. Suite N30t. Sanford. Florida 32771 (407)373^227. wfthm (2) wort mg daya of your reewpt of thta nottce. if you are hearing or voce m*a*ed. cal 1 (800) 955 8771 Pubksh September 4. 11,2002 00030 0000 Description of Property LEO SEC 02 TWP 20S nGE 30E N 280 F T OF W 240 FT O f NW 1/4 (LESS ROS) Names in which assessed MINA O f SANFORD INC AM of sad property bemg'm the County of Semtnote. State of Florida Unless auch certhcatefi) shal be redeemed according to law. the prop­ erty desenbed « such certificated) wet be sold to the tvgheat bidder at the west front door. Semnote County Courthouse. Sanford. Ftonda. on Monday. October 14. 2002. at 1100am Payment of Sale fee. appfccabte documentary stamp taies and recordmg fees are requved to be paid by the successful bidder at the sale FuN payment of an amount equal to the highest bid is due witNn 24 hours after the advertised hme of sale AM payments shal be cash or guaranteed instrument. made payable to the Cterk of the C*cu* Court Dated on 6/297002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Gerakfrne Harford Deputy Cterk Publish September 4. 11. 18. 25. 2002 00033 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL ID# 02-20-30-521-00001030 Description ot Property UNIT 103 RIDGEWOOD VILLAS A CONDO ORB 3t69 PO 258 Names in winch eaaeaaed DANIEL A KAMINSKY AA ot said property being m Bu* County of Semnota. Stale of Ftonda Unless auch cemhcala(s) ahal be redeemed teaming to taw. Bta prop­ erty deacrtied m auch certificated) wet be eoto to toe tvgheat better « the west front door. Semnoto County Courthouee. Sentord. Florida, on Monday. October 14. 2002. at 11 OOem Payment of Sale toe. eppkcabta documentary stamp tasea and reconkng lee* ar* requked to be paid by Bta successful butter el the teta Ful payment of an amount •quel lo the tvgheat btt le tkte ueShkt 24 hours attar toe advertised hme of seta A l payments tha* ba cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to toe Cterti d toe Ckcua Court Dated on B/297002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CO UR T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Oerekkne Hertord Deputy Clerk Pubfcsh September 4. It , 18. 23, 2002 00037 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that MLMCI CU S T (OLYMPIC) O O GULF GROUP. Vie holder ot the tot towing certhcated) has Mad said cemhcaled) tor a taa d u d to be leaued toereon The cemhcete numberta) end year(l) of Issuance. Vie description of Via property, and toe named) to which a was assessed tolars as toaowa: CERTIFICATE NO: t i n YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL KM 02 2040521-00001300 Description of Property: UNIT 130 RIDOEWOOO VELAS A CONOO ORB 3169 PG 265 Namee In whkh assessed SUSAN L. SIRIANNI A l of said property bang In toe County of Semnoto. 8taie of Ftonda Untou such certihcatod) ahal be redeemed according lo tow. toe prop­ erty deacrtied In such certificated) wd be told to the ht^wel brctter at Vie west front door. Semnote County Courthouse, Sentord. Ftortde. on Monday. September 30. 2002. et ttOOem Payment d Sato toa. applcabto documentary stamp taxes end recorthng le u are reqdred to be paid by the successful better at toe aeto Ful payment of en amount equal to the highest bid Is due wshln 24 hours alter toe advertised time of aeto A l payments shal be cash or guaranteed instrument, made peyebie to toe Ctork of the Ckoxt Court Detod on V I 5/2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Luenne WootSey Deputy Ctork Publish August 2t. 25. 2002 Mid September 4, tt.2002 PPI55 M THE CtRCUfT COURT FOR ■ E M M O U COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 02-401-CP IN RE: ESTATE O f W EM AO S TEW ELL NOTICE TO CREDITOR* The admtnietration of toe estate d WILMA O. STILWELL. deceased. F4e Number 02-501 -CP. Is pendng In toe Ctrouat Court tof Semeiota County. Ftortde. Probate Division, toe eddreu of whkh Is Ctork ol Court. Semnoto County Couathouwe, 301 N Perk Avenue, Sentord, Ftonda 32771. The ramee end ultim ata of Vw praontt ropreaoo* kve's ettomey are eat forth below A l credaora ol Via Dacedsm and other persona having claims or ttarooraJa ogofnal Oocodoflf’a t i W t Indudng uvnoturod, condngw# ot unliquidated iia#m on whom ■ copy ot Vito notice la served must Ma toee ctoime wih tois Court WTTFttN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l other cremiora of toe Daontonl end persona having ctofrns or demands against the Decedent's ••tale. Induing inmetured, M M * gent or unlqittatod ctoktua, n u t Me Vise ctoime wtoitow court WITHVi 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FW ST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A a CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dele of toe toil pubaceeon of toto Nonce Is September 4,2002. Charted. A Word Pereonel Repreeentalkre ROBERT C. WEK1N8. JR. Attorney tor Datmer A Wtolne, PA. 230 Lookout Place PoatOthcaBoi 941690 Meatond. a 32794-1590 (407) 539-0000 Pubkeh September 4.11,2002 00025 M TH E CtRCUfT COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLOMDA PROBATE OtVMtON IN RE: ESTATE OF RAZZ1E HARMON. NOTICa TO CREDITORS A l creators ot Via Dscedenf and other pereone having ctatma ot demands agatrat Decedsnrs aetata on whom a copy of tots neece Is data of toa Vat pubaewaon ol tots notice n u t Ms took otafrns wtto Ma Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAY8 AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF TM S NOTICE ON THEM A l other creators ot Vie Decedent end person* having derma or demands against the Decedent, •elate muet Me toe* deene wih tote court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. /UJ. CLAIMS NOT SO F LE D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dele al toe Bril pubaranon d M s Nodes to September 4.2002 i l l -----a - « « - rrsnoM n#mon 7711 Leketato Woods Drive Ortando, Florida 32510 Shersa Ann Ferrer Attorney lor PereoneJRepreeentaSve 1999 Welt Coiorvei Drive Orlando. FL 32404 Pubewi September 4.11,2002 00027 M T H I CMCUTT COURT FOR IEM M O LE COUNTY. FLOfUOA PROBATE DtVISION FILE NO. 03-MT-CP IN RE: E8TATE OF CHARLES P. UMANT1A. D#c##a#d NOTTCE TO CREDITORS The ednevetration of toe estate of CHARLES P. LaMANTlA. deceased, whose dale ol deato was July 31. 2002. is pendng In toe Circuit Court tor Semeiota County, Florida. Probate Division. Fta Number 02 54T-CP. toe eddreM ot whkh M Pod Ottce Drawer C. Sentord F L 32772 The namee and eddet aee at toe Peraortal Representative and toe Personal Representative a attorney A l credtors of toe decedent and other persons having claims ot Indudng uvnetured. ccnanganl or urkqddatod clems on whom ■ copy d Me raace la served muat Me toee M THE CtRCUfT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL CtRCUfT IN ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION CKYISION Case No. 01-CA-8TO-14-W EOUICREDtT CORPORATION OF AMERICA. Pletntai. ve JU U O LEIVA. d d . NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE EALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Fatal Judgment d Foredoeurs Inducing Award ot Attorneys' Faea Mid Costs dated February 21, 2002. entered In C ite No 01-CA573-14 W ol toe Ctreul Court ol toe 18TH Juddel Ckcut In and tor Seminole County. Ftonda wherein EOUICREDtT CORPORATION OF AMERICA Is toe PlanM and JULIO LEIVA and LEIVA. tnknown spouse ol JULtO LEIVA. * married nV a CANDELARIA LEIVA: JO SE 0 SANCHEZ end SANCHEZ, unknown spouse ot JOSE Q SANCHEZ. * married. FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK; AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATED SERVICES. MC.. a New York corporation; KISSIMMEE ENTERPRISES. IN C . e Ftonda cor­ poration. I V . KISSIMMEE TO Y ­ OTA. MC ; TWIN RIVERS HOME­ OWNER'S ASSOCIATION. M C . a Ftonda corporation. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE Wars Defendants. I wB aei to toa Nghast and beat bidder lor cash, at west front door ol tha Semmota County Courthouse In toe CXy ot Sanford. Ftonda at 1105 o'clock AM ., on Thursday, toe I t day d September. 20)2. toe k*owkig deserted property, ee set forth Si id d Summary Fnai Judgment of Foredoeurs Including Award of Attomeya' Fees and Costa, to wtb Lot 87 ot TWIN RIVERS SECTION V, accordng to toa Plat thereof, as r**w-s*d In Plat Book 30, et Pages 84 torou(Fi 87, of toe Pubic Records of Semtnds County- Ftortde. DATED M s 25 day ot August. 2002. MaryArme Morse. Ctork By: Ml Deputy Clerk DenweU RoMrehM. ESOUIRE ADORNO 5 ZEOCR. PA 2501 South Beyahore Drive Suae 1800 Mtorri. Ftonda 33133 (305)858-5555 » you ere a person weh a daabMy who needs any socommooston ki otter to perttctpaie In tots proceed­ ing, you are entiled, at no coal to you. to toa provision ot certain assis­ tance. Please contact Court AdnfriietraBon d 301 North Perk Avenue. Suite N301, Sentord. Ftonda 32771 (407)323-4227, WMn (2) working days d your receipt of tow nonce. * you ere hearing or voice Fnpeked. cal 1-(5007955-5771 Pubksh Sspsarrber 4.11.20)2 00029 M TH E ca tcu rr COURT o f th e ir m j y U C m , CMCUTT M AN O FO R BEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURtSOtCTION OfVWON Case No. 02-CA-1B40-14-K EOUICREDtT CORPORATION OF AMERICA. The unknown spouse and assignees, legatees, kenhoktori. creditor*, trustees or otherwise, claming by. through, under or agatnal ART 0 VAHTME. deceased, and ai ofriar parses having or dafritmg to have any r td t Ma or keerest to and to Bn property inter toredosurs hereto; ART D VANTINE. Trustee ol toe A O . Venera Fartty Trust aatablahed under toe Trust DectaratKm dated November 24. 1997; MARTHA R VANTINE. todvidualy and VANTINE. unknown spouse of MARTHA R VANTINE. 1 marrted. MARTHA R VANTINE. Trustee d Bus A O . Varans Famfy Trust eslap.ahed under toe Trust Declaration dated November 24. 1997; STATE O f FLORIOA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA JOHN DOE end JANE DOE. NO n e t OF ACTION TO. Al parties ctomrrg interests by. toroudi under or egernet ART 0 VANTINE. deceased, end el other parties having or deereng to heve wry nd*. We or merest n and to toe YOU ARE NOTIFIED, tod an eceon to torsdoee • mortgage on toe tollowung properly to Semeiote County. Ftonda: Tha Waal 219 leal ot toe Souto *17 ■ tael ol Lot 27. NEW UPSALA lees road nght-d-wey accordng to toe PM toereot as recorded to PM Book 1. Page 6T, of toe Pubic Records d Samtnota County. Ftonda has been Med egernet you end you ere reqraed to serve e copy ol your wntlen defenses. I any. to I on Adorno 1 Yoee. P A . Planters attor­ neys. whose address Is 2801 Souto Beyahore Drive. Suae 1800. Mwml. Ftonda 33133. warm 30 daya attar toa first pubkeabon and Ms toa onga nil wan toe Clerk of Me Court Whet before service on PlanoEs attorneys or kroner*elely toereeftar, otherwise, e detain wui be entered agenet you tor the rekel demanded In It Compieek. Dated ton day ol AUG 27, 2002 MeryArne Morse. Ctorti IN THE CtRCUfT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DtVISION CeaeNo. 02-CA-778-14-K FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. AS TRUSTEE. Plaintiff. vi DAWN A SIMPSON, et al Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. CREDITORS. ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST DONNA MACKWORTH. decaaaed. RESIDENCES UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toredoae of mortgage on th# teflowmg deaertbed property In Seminole County. Ftonda LOT 8. MARKHAM PLACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 22. PAGES 30 ANO 31. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA has been Ned agartst you and you art requved lo serve a copy of your written defenses. If any. to it on SMITH. HIATT A DIAZ. P A . Ptainttfra attomeya. whoee address la 2891 East Oakland Park DM J. Suite 303. Fort Lauderdale. Florida 33306. wahm 30 days from first data of publication. 2002. and Me tha orig­ inal with the Cterti of this Court erther before service on PtamMTa attorneys or Immed^iety thereafter^ otherwise, a default wtt be entered agamst you tor the retef demanded In the com­ plaint or petition DATED on AUG 27 2002 Maryanne Morse. derL AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Ruth »Ong As Deputy Cterti PUBLISH IN Sanford Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMOOATtON T O PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N. PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIOA 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)323-4330. N O T LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ING. IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TDO) 1-800-955-8771. OR VOICE (V) 1-800-955-8770, VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE Pubfcsh: September 4, 11. 2002 00031 M THE CIRCUfT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICtAL CtRCUfT M A N O FO R SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION Case No. 02-CA-1869-14 W CITI FINANCIAL MORTGAGE COM­ PANY. MC. SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO ASSOCIATES HOME EOUfTY SERVICES. MC.. Piemen, vt. TANYA R. PERRY, at al.. Defendants) NOTICE OP ACTION TO: TANYA R PERRY LAST KNOWN ADORESS 115 Shepherd Trai Longwood. FL 32750 CURRENTADORCSS. UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNOER ANO AGAINST THE HERE­ IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN­ D A N T ^ ) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS ES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED thal an aetton lo foreclose a mortgage on Ma WIn i i . i. ■ ! . . n . t . ,6 n .in ii e sta i tow C C I U ■owing oescroeo property m o c m i NOCE County. Ftortde LOT 11. BLOCK D. THE MEAD OW3 WEST, ACCORDING TO TME PLAT THEREOF, AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGES 5 ANO 8. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA . has bean Mad against you and you are required to serve a copy ot your -a -a -------------M^BBwtow B A -a* - . W ^ . wnoen ovrinM i w w i w oey» ane* the Brat pubkeabon, B any, on Echevarria 5 Associates, P A . Ptamara aaomsy. whose addresa la 0110 Corporate Lake Drtve. Suita 300. Temps. Ftortde 33834. end Me toe ortgtoel weh tots Court d t m before service on PM—i d s enomeye or tovnsdtataty toeresher, otherwise, a detauB wB be entered egarral you lor toe teaet demanded fri toe rnrrqitaeif or petkion. TNe raace ahel ba publehed once each weak tor two consecutive weeks fri toa Sentord Herald WITNESS my hand and toa seal ol toss Court on tote day ot AUG 7T. 2002 Maryanne Mora*, ctorti Ctorti ot toe CIRCUIT Court By.Ruto King As Deputy Ctork Echevarria 4Associates P A , PO. Boa 25018 Tampa. FL 33822 5018 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH OtSABILI TIES NEEOtNO SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT CO UR T ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. SANEORO. FLORIOA 32771, TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)323-4330. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ING IF HEARING IMPAIREO. (TDO) 1-800-B55-877I. OR VOICE (V) 1-800-955-8770. VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE Pubeah September 4.11.2002 00032 Mottc# of Appttcotton Notice of Application for Tai Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MLMCI CUST (PIER), the holder of the foAowmg certificated) hat Med said certificated) for a tai dead lo be issued thereon The certificate num­ bers) and yearfs) of tssuanca. the description of the property, and the named) In which M was assessed ta'are as loOows CERTIFICATE NO: 807 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL ID# 35-19 30 52O0F000100 Description of Property LEO LOT 16BLK F COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT t PB 11 PG35 Names m which assessed CAR­ OLYN MOORE AM of sad property bemg in the County of Serrano*. State of Ftonda Unless such certtftcated) »haM ba redeemed accordmg to lew. the prop­ erty desenbed m such certificated) wti be add lo the highest bidder at tha west front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Ftonda. on Monday. October 14. 2002. at 1100am Paymant of Sato tee. appfccabte •documentary stamp taies and recortfcng lees are requeed to be pato by toe successful bidder ai Vto •ala Ful paymant of an amount aqual to tha Nghast btd is due wfihin 24 hours after toe advertised bme of •ale A l payments shal be cash or guaranteed instrument. made payable to the Cterti of the Circuit CourtDated on 8797002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Oerakdra Harford Deputy Cterti Pubfcsh September 4. 11. 18. 29. 2002 00034 ** **---- — 4 A -------- aa- -* « ------ rsooce or appMCfoon foe Ta i Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. toal MLMCI CU S T (PIER), toe hottet ot toa loiowtog certificated) has Mad said certificafad) tor a tax daad to ba Issued thereon The cwrMcaM num­ ber) ■) and yewtt) d Issuance toe description of toe property, and to# n a m e d ) m attach a was assessed ar* as loaows CERTIFICATE NO: 1888 YEAR O F ISSUANCE: 7000 PARCEL KM: 02-20-30521-0000 1100 Description d Property: UNIT 110 RIDOEWOOO VILLAS A CONOO ORB 3189 PG 288 Namee In whkh at eeesed SUSAN L SIRIANNI A l ot said property being In toe Couity of Semeiota. SUM ot Ftortde. Unless such certhcatad) ahal be redeemed accordng lo lew, toe prop­ erty deacrtied In auch cert*cete(t} t tt be sott to to* te^wat batter el to* weet bora door. Semeiota County Courthouee. Sentord. Ftortde. Ori Monday. October 14, 2002. at IS 11atom Payment d Sale lee. apptcebts documentary stamp Isiss and rsccrtang faea are requeed to be paid by to* eucoeeatu* batter « to* eats. Ful paymant d an amount squat to Bw tvOisat bid la du* wlhei 24 hours altar Bus advertised bme ot tat*. A l payments ahal be cash or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable to the Clark at toe Cecu* Court. Dated on B/29/20K. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Qereton* Hertord Deputy Ctork Pubeah: September 4. 11. IB. 25. 2002 00035 wa -wa------ A a -------»a - -* ■ ------woucf ov Appftcarion fot T u p u d NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. toat MLMCI CUST (OLYMPIC), to* hott­ er ot toe toaowetg cerkticata(t) has Med aeto cerMtoata(t) lor a taa deed to ba * — ■*-• thereon. The cerkfrcale nuerbarta) and yeans) d issuance, toe deecrfobon d toe property, and to* named) at which a was a lie n ed Wars as todowi CERTIFICATE NO: 1*84 YEAR O F ISSUANCE: 3000 PARCEL KM: 02 20-30-521-0000HfrO Deacnpbon d Property UNIT 110 RIDOEWOOO VELAS A CONDO ORB 3169 P0 28B Names In which assessed RIDGE­ WOOD VILLAS INC AJ ol aeto property bemg In toe County d Semnota. State ot Ftonda. Unless such cemhcaled) shal be redeemed eccordng to taw. toe prop­ erty described at such ceribcatad) wB be sow to me tvghest bidder el toe west front door. Seminole County Couatoouee. Sanford. Ftonda. on Monday. October 14. 2002. at II 00am Psymsni of S i# I##, documentary atamp Us** and iscottng lees are requared to be pud by Bta succeeslua batter at toe aata Ful paymant d an amount equal to Bus highasl bid la dua wahm 24 hours attar Vue advertised tme cl aala. A l payment* ahal be cash or guaranteed instrument. mad* peyebie to to* Cterk ot Bta Circu* Court. Deled on 8W 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Oerekkne Hertord Deputy Clerk Pubksh September 4. It. IB. 25, 2002 00035 for Tki Dm # NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MLMCI CUST (OLYMPIC), to* hott­ er ol to* toaowung certhcatols) ha* Med aatt certhcatad) tor a tai deed to be leaued toereon The carthceta numberta) and yearta) d issuance toe description ol toe property, arv) the name<i) in which a was assessed ■wars a* toiowa CERTIFICATE NO: 1844 TEAR OP ISSUANCE: 1000 PARCEL KM 02-20-30 3000320 wa— a*__ —a a -------- SI----- *1----- PtOOC# Ol Application foe Tax D u d NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Bial MLMCI CUST (OLYMPIC), to* hold­ er ol to* toacming cemhcaled) has Ned said cemhcaled) tor a Ua deed to be issued Buereon The camhcal* numberd) and yeerts) of issuance. Bta desenpbon d to* property, end to* named) m wtven t a t s assessed A im i t toiow* CERTIFICATE NO: 1BB4 Nolle* ot Application foe Tax 0##d NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. tool RUTH COLMAR, to* hotter ol to* toaowmg cemhcaled) he* Ned sett certificated) tor a lea deed to be Issued thereon The cemhcat* nunbeds) and yeerts) ot ieauenc*. to* description d the property, and Bi* named) in which « was assessed is’sre at loaows CERTIFICATE NO: *87 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1BBE PARCEL KM 31-19-31-526-00000150 Description ot Property; LEO LOT 18 CEDARHIU. PB 29 PQ 15 Names In which assessed JUDITH GABBAI PERSONAL REP AA ol sard property being In toe County ot Semnota. State ot Ftortde. Unless such certtfrcata(s) ahel be redeemed according to law. to* prop­ erty deacitied In auch ceik8cat*(a) wd b* sold to th# tvgheat batter *1 tha west front door. Saminot* Couky Courthouse Sentord. Ftonda. on Monday. October 14. 2002, et ItOOam Payment d Seta lee. eppkcabta documentary sump taies end fecortkng tee* are requred to be paid by Bi* successful better el to* tel*. FuXI payment ol en amouat •guel to toe tvtFiest bid la due M Hfr 24 hours altar Bta ad remead am* d sale AA payments sh*A be cash or guaranteed Instniment. mad* payable to to* Ctork ol to* Clrcufr Court. Dated on 879/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Gerakkns Harford Deputy Cterti Pubksh September 4. 11, IB. 25. 2002 00036 Notice ot Appfrcatton tor Tax Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tool RUTH COLMAR Bta hotter ot toe fowjwmg CBfWicti^i) n t i iwo u n cemhcatafa) tor a taa died to be leaued toereon The cemhcete num­ ber!*) and yearta) d issuance the description ol the property, end toe name!*) In which a wa* i t u i l i l w ars a* knows CERTIFICATE NO: 8B2 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1BBB PARCEL IDS: 31 -19-31-62850000130 Description d Proparty: LEO LOT 13 CE OARHta PB 29 PG 16 Name* In which en s ile d: JUOCTH GABBAI PERSONAL REP A I ol id d property being In 9w County ot Saminot*. State cl Ftonda Untaee auch citatoata(i) aheB be redeemed accordng to lew, toe prop* #rty dMotbttl In sucti o#lAcatt(i) wB be eott to to* ht^tael better el Bus west front door. Samtnota CouBy Courthouee. Serkord. Ftortde, on Monday. October 14. 2002. et tlOOenk Payment d Sato to*. app*cebta documentary stamp taxes and raconfrng toe* are requited to be paid by to* luocestaU bidder at Bta sal*. Ful payment d an amourX aqual to Bu* tmtoaat btt ta due adhtn 24 hours altar toe adi tmead tone d sato. A l payrttant i shei be cash or guaranteed Instrument, mad* payable to to* Clerk of *w Ckcut Court. Dated on 8797002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUfT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Oerakkn* Hertord Deputy Ctork Pubkeh September 4, 11, IB, 25. 2002 00039 tor Ta i Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tott MLMCI CU S T (OLYMPIC), toe holdar d Bta tofrueeug cert0tcel*(a) has Ned sett cemftcata(a) lor a tea deed 10 b# luucd f u n o n Th# cortical# numberta) and yearta) d laauano*. toe daecnpbon of toe property, and to* named) fri which a was aaaaaaad wars aa tclowa CERTIFICATE NO: 1179 YEAN OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL KM: 02-20-30521-0)002130 Desenpbon of Property: UNIT 213 RIDOEWOOO VNXAS A CONOO ORB 3169 PG 260 Names fri which assessed: WILLIAM W READ JR AJ ot said property bemg m to* CouBy ot Semnota. But* of Florida Untae* auch cerafrcatad) ahal be redeemed ecoonkng to lew, the prop©rty q+icflx d in auch o#f88c#li(i) wd be sold to Bta tvOtata bkktor el toe Vtast front door. Semnote CouBy Courthouse. Sentord. Flondt. on Monday. October 14. 2002. at 11 OOem Payment of Seta la*. eppBcabto documentary stamp Usee and reconkng toee ere required to be paid by toe successful batter el toe •eta. Fid payment of en amoud equaMo to* tagheel bid I* due tatoBn 24 hou* altar to* edrerkeed bma d Beta AA payments ahal be rash or guaranteed Instrument, mad* peyebie to to* Cterk d Bta C a m Court. Deled on 6797002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TME CIRCUfT CO UR T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R CA by Oerekkne Hertord Deputy Ctork Pubfreh September 4. 11. IB. 25. 2002 00040 Nottce of vw drti fruidan (1) 1997 FORD 4 Door Tin vtnfr 1FALP13P7VW373B28 (7) 1968 LINCOLN 4 Door Bro Vfrte 1LNBMB2F3JY6B6297 (Auction d m 19-7-02 Auction wB be H itt on 8*e Above Detea Al 2pm. Al Tit-County Towing 1155 Bele Are Winter Spga FI. 32706 PuMah Septantter 11.2002 000*2 �I*a g e 411 Wednesday. September II. 2(>02 L egals ° T Y O F LAKE MARY. FLORIOA NOTICE TO TH E PUBLIC NOTICE IS MEREOY GIVEN by m# C*y Comrrv»non of th« O y of Ink* Mary, Florida, lhat Mid Commisnon adoptad ReioMton No 678 on 5. 2002. cfcnmg vacalln0. abandoning ttw lofloiwg t o u t * * right-of-way That part of Ranioul Lana bouidad on tha tooth by tha aattady aaton»*on of aoulh fcna of Raaarva at Laka Mary, according to the piat tharaof at recorded m Pta! Book 50. Pagaa 59 • 61. Pubfcr Record* of Sarranofa County Florida, bounded on tha was! by tha ea»t fcna of *a*d Raaarva at Lafca Mary, bounded on tha north by a fcna parallel to and 565 00 feat tooth of tha north fcna of Mkl Reserve at Lake Mary, and bounded on tha east by fhe east fcna of tha NW 1'4 of Section 4. Townshp 20 south, Range 30 East. Seminole County. Florida LESS ANO EXCEPTING Commence at tt«e SE corner of the NW 1/4 of Sacton 4. TownsNp 20 South. Range 30 East. Semmoie County. Florida, thence run N00V6 r r W along the east fcna of tha NW 1/4 a distance of 50 00 feat lo tie Pont of Beginning; thence leaving said east in* run N M 'M S T W a distance of 25 00 laet to a pent on the east of Reserve at Lafca Mary, accordng to tha Ptat thereof as recorded n Put Book 59. Page* 59 61. Pub* Records of Serrano!* County. Florida, thence run along said East fcna N0CT06 ?Z"W a distance of 95 64 feet lo a pent on a curve concave southwesterly having a radsis of 197 45 feet » id a central angle of 29*06 ? T . thence leawig said east line from a chord bearing of 814*474 r E run southeasterly along the arc of said curve a distance of 100 42 leH lo the Point of Begnrvng (more commonly known as the his lore Rjntouf Lane right-of way) The Cay shad retain a 10 toot ease­ ment eking the eastern boundary of the area lo be vacated DATED THIS 6th day of September. 2002 C ITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol A Foster. C«ty Clerk Pubhsh September 11. 2002 00092 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Adjustment of the City of Sanford w4l hofcj a regular meeting on Beplember 26. 2002 n the Cty Hal Commason Chambers at 11.30 A M in order lo consider a request for variance in the Zoreng Ordnance as l pariaina to front and ttda yard end accessory setback ragueaments in a SR 1AA ronng distnet on Lot 35 Fori Melton P B 3 P Q 69 Bang more speofeaty desenbed as located 450 S Emoti Avenue Planned use of Fie property ts to request a 10 9 front yard, a 3 a side yard variance tor an addtoon to tie home, and a 3 9 accessory setback variance to construct an addrtton to tia accessory structure Larry Blair. Chaeman Board of Adjustment ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIOES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETINO OR HEAR INO. ME/SHE WILL NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS INCLUDING THE TES­ TIMONY ANO EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD (F8 266 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 5626 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Pubfcah September 11.16. 2002 00012 NO TIC t OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hereby given lhaf I am engaged In business at 689 Woodgala Trail. Longwood. Seminole County. Florida. 32750 under the Fictitious Name of Acme Liquidator* and Fiat I inland to reg­ ister said name w*h the Division of Corporations. Taiahassee. Florida. In accordance with the provisions of Fie Fictitious Name Statutes, to Wit Section 665 09. Florida Statutes 1991. Roy W McCoy Pubash September 11. 2002 00077 Circuit Court t smkioka County. Florida Casa f 94*1194DR-02L INRE Tha Former Marriage of: Ahmed Yousef Sea* Former Husbend and Sharon Wesshng Saak Former Wife NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Fiat by virtue of tha! certain Writ of Esecutton issued oul of and under the Mai of the O c m l Court of Seminole County. Florida. Case « 94-1194DR02L upon a final )udgment rendered in Fie atoreseto court on Fie 2BFi day of May. A 0. 2002 in Fiat certain case entitled Sharon Wesskng Bad . PUmtift(s) v* Ahmad Yousef Said*. Defendants) which aforesaid Writ of EsaoAion was L ega ls deWered lo me at Sheriff ot Semmore County FVxxle end I have levted upon el the myit, title end •derail ot the defendant)*) In the totlowing desorbed property. M r ) prop­ erty bang located In Seminole County. Florida, more particularly deterbed at tolowt Parcel A The East 216 72 leal ot the West 1364 S leet ol die South 201 teat ot die North 879 4 teat ol die Northwest 1/4 ol the Southwell 1/4 ol Sacton 30. Township 21 South. Range 31 Celt IO» 30-21-31 300 00600000 Parcel B The Eatt 364 5 teat ol the Wet! 1064 6 leal ol die South 368 6 leal ol die North 636 7 leal ol die Northwetl 1/4 ol Soudiweet 1/4 d Section 30. Town»hrp 21 South. Range 31 Fail Less the North 201 leal ol the Ee*t 216 72 leal dieted: ANO the t e .l 364 60 leel d die Wait 1.364 5 leel d the North 32 3 tael d the Northwest 1/4 d die Soulhwetl 1/4 ol Section 30. Township 21 South. Range 31 Eatt. Sanwida County. Florida Parcel C The Eatt 430 leal d die Wait 090 teal d the Northwetl 1/4 d the Soulhwetl 1/4 d die Section 30. Townthip 21 South. Range 31 East. LESSthe South 677 leal thered. Semnde County. Florida and die undertigned at Sherd d Seimnot* County. Florida, wtd at 1100 AM. on die 1«di day d Oct A D . 2002 Oder lor tele and tea lo die h ^ie tl tedder. FOR CASH IN KANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS, at die Front (Wet!) Door, el die dept, d die Seminole County Courthoute in Senlord. Florida the above deacrAed property That tad tala It beeig mad* lo satItty the lermt d Ihlt Writ d Eiacubon Donald F E Unger. Sherd Semnde Cocrry Florida With Sale Held On October 16. 2002 NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERI­ CANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A DISABILI­ TY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFICE. 100 BUSH BOULEVARD. SANFOR0. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS (407)666-6640 TTD (407)666-3323 Pubkehed September 16. 22. 29. 2002 and October 6.2002 00078 PU8UC AUCTION Pubte euctdi to be held d 1200 p m. on to* 23rd day of September 2002 Al die hod door d Senlord Towing and Racovery located at 2622 Country Club Rd, Senlord. FI 32771, tor die pupoa* ol (kapoeng d die totowng vetecte YEAR 1987 MAKE JEEP VINt 1XMR7636HT0600037 Pubkth September 11.2002 00079 VEHICLE AUCTION 1. •88 Dodae 2B4FK21KXJR603731 2 *93 Nitten i1N6S011S4PC367136 AucUn to be held on 09-3002 • 10AM d Pntdwd't Towing. 1240 S. C R 427, Longwood Pubkeh September 11,2002 00060 NOTTCE OP SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLE Purtueni lo Ftonde statute 713 666. Mto-Ftonda Lien And Recovery, wd eat d pubte tale tor cadi tie totowng deecrbed V*r* de (i) located d tenor'a place to sat­ iety a clamed Ian tor e t w .ndor •lorage 2000 FORD 40 V1N: 1FAFP66U3YA106977. Lton ami. 63044 70 Ownar/Edda Jone* 1323 Mart Cl Apopka. FL CuttomanDnen Lamonia Jederton 111 Oak 8L Leesburg. F L Ltonhoktor/HAFCP.O. Bor 17902 San Dwgo. CA Uwtm/Ba Heard Chavrdd 127 N Oregon SI Sadord. FL 32771 T d 407-3986116 1996 PONTIAC 20 VIN: 3G2JB1244SS678663. Lien And: 6626 00 Owner/Damy J Pope (or) Jared K. Pope 9136 Valencia Cotege Lane Orlando, F L Lienor/ Ftotoorrb t Ado Body 1631 Fored Ave Longwood FL 32760 Tat 4073396711. 1994 HONDA 20 VIN JH M B B 2 2 S 6 R C 0 0 0 9 9 9 . Cuttomet Ryan S Hawtona 693 N Credo Longwood. FL LierVioidet/Flonde Dealer* Fnanciel 1064 Hivendale BNd Winter Haven. FL. Lienor/Rhode* Auto Wort* 6606 Bench Marti Lana 1140 Senlord. FL 32773 Td 407-320-7366 Sale dele September 30, 2002 d 1000 at 3001 Atoma Ave. Sto 227-A Wider Part. F L Said Veheto(«) may be redeemed by eabdyng die ken prior to eale data You have die n g i to a hearing « any kma prior to Ida data by Nng a demand tor hearing to the circuit court Owner lias the fight to recover poeeeedon ol vehicle by po*tng o bond In accordance wth F 8 669*17. Any proceed* In euaee ol toe amount ol to* ten we be depueaed w «i die Ctork ol O ra * Court in die county where the vehicle I* held Pubkeh September II. 2002 000*1 Pubte Auction Pubte auction to ba hold d 901 am. on die d*y(l) tpeebed below, at die Iront door ol Atoen t Towing Inc. •T. JOHNS RIVEN WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Olvee Written Notice ol Intended Dieb id Dedeton The Oetnd gnre* nobce ol *• mtent to leeue a permt to tia totoweig appkcanht) on August 29. 2002 Wettve Hma Club Condomeaun Aeeoc. Inc. 169 Durham Place. Longwood. FL 32779. appbeabon 18283 The Charnel propoeee lo atocalo 0 020 ndton geton* pet day cil groundweler tor engabon ol 7 5 acre* ol tondacape The wthdrewele u**d by dee prupoeed protect wd conerd ol Ground Water bom to* Ftondan Aquiet via 1 acov* wet In Semeiol* County, located In Section. 6. 6. Townehp 21 South. Rang* 29 EaaL known as Wetove Head Ctob Condomaeun Ateooebon The M**(t) conueang each ol die above toted Bpp*cabon<t) are eveteCte tor inspednn Monday through Fnday eicept tor legal holiday*. 6 00 a m to 6 00 p m et to* St John* River Water Management Oetnct Heedqu.rters or die appropnale Service Center The District wdi lake action on each permt tppk cation kdad above urdeet a petbon tor an edmrvd/airve pracaeikng (haartog) a Med purtuard lo die providona ol Sactona 120 669 and 120 87, Florida Statute* Chapter 28-106 and 40C-1.1007. Florida AdndnMtrabve Code (F A C ) Aperton whoae tcbetankal interetta are effected by any cl 9ia Delncfe pro­ posed permauig m o w n daubed above may petaun tor aOranwkak** hearing In accordance wth Sechone 120 669 and 120 67, F S . or a* perbea may reach a written agreement on madwbon e l on aftemekv* remedy under Section 120 673. F S Chooeeig medebon wd not adveruly odect die rtjdd to I tieeuiQ 6 nt-tdinn rtnn nm rttidl In a n lttema-i The procedure* tor pra­ ted^) medaiun are tat torto n Section 120 673. F A , and Rida* 29-106 111 did 29-106401-406. F A C Patton* mud comply wth toe raquramema ol Florida Atdrvntsbdive Cod*. Chapter 26-106 end be Med wdh (received by) die Ddtnct Clerk, totaled d Disbud Headquarter*. 4049 Red Sped Paietka. Ftortda 32177 Petaone tor wknnsiratiis tearing on to* above appkcakonlt) mud be Ned w U n twenty-on* (21) d4y» olpubkcebonuldiie nobc* or W e n twenty *a (26) day* ol die Dwtnct deposang I M noace ol Mem in to* met tor dm** person* to whom to# Dwkid ma4t actual notice F*au# to to# a petition attorn tow km# period that oondtute a warser ol any nghl tuch person may have to raqueot an Mfennaalfabv* dotemwietun (tearing) under Secbune 120 669 and t20 67. F 8 . ooncemeig tio aubtect permt appkeabon Pekbone sstveh are not Med ai accordance w*h die above pro n to * are lutyed to Aasmeeal |)we « « d a admemiui .a hearng proceta a deugned to tormulal* bnal agency action, the kkng ol a peiaon meant dial the Onlict t knal action mey t « ckderent bom dw poeaun taken by a in die noace ol totem Penan* who** ti/lrtlereiei totereeU wd be enected by any tuch knal decation ol die Oetnct on * e eppicaUto have die ngrs to become ■ party to die proceetkng. to accor­ dance wen in* reqmrememi tel lonh above Otore Lewie. Director. Obnuun ol Perm. Dale Service* SI John* River Water Management Darnel Pubkeh September 11.2002 00064 T iie S eminole H erald L egals Legals L egals Legals Lecals Legals LotMfd at 2499 OkJ lafca Mary Rd Sun* 134, Senlord. FI. tor de pur­ pose ol deposing d die totowlng BOSTIC. SHARON BOSTIC IF LIV­ ING. ANO IF OEAO. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TURSTEE3 ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTERE8T BY. THROUOH. UNOER OR AGAINST SHARON BOSTIC. SUSAN K BURGET IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TURSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST SUSAN K. BURGET; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) R I-N O TTC EO F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl lo an Older Granting the Mooon to Reaet Foractoaur* Sto* dated SEP 03. 2002 antoiad to C M Caa* No. 01 CA 1609 14 L ol di* Cirtxat Court Ol the If TH Juckael Circuit to told tor SEMINOLE County, SANFORD. Ftortda. I M l **4 to M tkgheat and beet better tor caah to AT W E8T FRONT DOOR al d e SEMINOLE County Courthoue* located al 301 N. PARK AVENUE In 8ANFORO. FL. M 11*0 AM a m on *10 day ol O C T 01,2002 dia toaosstog daaettoad property aa aal torth to atod Summary Final Judgment to­ ne LOT 6. BLOCK A. CELERY AVEADDITION TO SANFORD, ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGES 126. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIOA Dated*** day ol SEP 03.2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) auant to a Final Judgment oI Foredoeur* datod AUG 29. 2002. and entered In Cate No 02 C A ISO14-0, ol de CtrcUt Court ol de Eighteenth Judoal Ckcu* to end tor Samkioto Counry. Florida , aJeraei INGOMAR LIMITED PARTNER­ SHIP. A NEVADA UMITED PART­ NERSHIP. la a Plant (It and STEPHEN CAMPBELL: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STEPHEN CAM PBELL VIVIAN CAMPBELL A/K/A VIVIAN M CAM PBELL UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF VIVIAN CAMPBELL A/K/A VIVIAN M CAMP­ BELL BENEFICIAL FLORIOA. INC . GREEN TREE FINANCIAL SERVIC­ ING CORPORATION. CITY OF SANFORD. FLORID: FEDERAL DEBT MANAGEMENT. INC.. M U A FDM, INC : SUNTRUST BANK, a bank chartered under de toss* ol de SI ol Oeorpa. ORLANDO REGION­ AL HEALTHCARE 8Y8TEM. INC: OB/A ORLANOO REGIONAL MED­ ICAL CENTER. INC : COMMER CIAL CAPITAL CORPORATION. UNrTED STATES OF AMERICA: . UNKNOWN TEN AN T t l ; , UNKNOWN TENANT *2 am to* UIHI U i l l . I N l IO ITW nayi e ll and baet bidder tor caah al Weal •bom door ol d e Courthoua* 301 N. Park Avenue. Sardord. FI 32771. al 11DO AM on O CT 01. 2002. d e kdlowing d t m t u d pmp+fty §§ torth In aald Fine/ Judgment, to * * LOTS 9 6 10. (LESS THE EAST 66 FEET) BLOCK 4, TIER 11. FLORIOA U N O 6 COLONIZATION COMPA­ NY LIMITED. E R TRAFFORD8 MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD. ACCORDING TO TH E P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK I. PAGES 66 THROUOH 64. O F TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctork ottoa Court By. Mary Stnx«e AaDapUy Ctork Pubkeh Samkioto Herald Subrrvttod by. Merc A Ben-Err*. PA ABomeya tor Platotkl 961 N C. 167*1 Street. Suae 204 North Miami Beach. Ftortda 33162 Tktophore (306)770-4100 Pubkeh September I I . 16.2002 00090 C. Susan Edwards 238 W WWboume Av* Winter Park. FL 32789 GEORGE C KELLEY. ESOUinE Honda Bar No 096623 Post Odlc* Bo* 1132 Apopka. FL 32704-1132 Telephone 407 666 2130 Attorney lor Persona/ Representative Pubktoi: September II , t8. 2002 00093 other persona having claim* or end tor Semnoi* Coudy Florida YOu are required to aerva a copy ot yo u wmtan detense*, a any. to die Complaint ipon Teaha M Sccdaro. Sheriff's General Couneel. who** address Is 100 Bush Boulevard. Senlord. Honda 32773. on 01 tralora Ilia 11th day d October. 2002. end N* the original aald wraien delanaea with toa Ctork d nut Court attoet betora service on SherdTs General Counsel or Unmeet*l*Ty dieraefter. otherwise. * delaul wK bo etderad egenst you lor r*4*l demanded In Ih* Compievd OATEDdee day ot SEP06. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Ctork ol Ckcu* Court By: Audi King Deputy Ctork II you ere a person with a dttabaay who needs any accommodation to order to parses*la to dda proce^tog. you ara emitted, al no coal to you. to tha provision d certain ••*>* lance. Pleaa* comad the ADACoonkneior el 301 North Park Avenua. SUIe N 301. Santord. Florida 32772. telephone (407) 66V 4330 astaraton 4227. w«hto 2 work­ ing days d you raeeipl d due Node* ol Hearing: d you am haartng or voice Impaired. caB (800) 9566771. Pubkah Saptambar 11. 18. 26. 2002 and October 2.2002 O OIOI ______________________ For Further totormabon plea** cat (407)321-2948 6/1202 (1) Year l99SAAake HONOA VINt JHMEO6663SS009799 Pubkth September 11.2002 00063 NOTICE OF CLAIM OF U EN * PROPOSED SALE OF VEHICLES LEINOR SADI SCO OF FLORIDA. 3701 So Senlord Av*. Senlord FL 32773 Dal* ol Sale. 10/1102 Time ol Sale 8 00 AM YRMAKE VIN* 96 FORO 1FA! Past ISF286932 69 JEEP 1J4FT29L9KL546707 91 FORD 3FAPPI28XMRI34545 96CHEV 1Q1JF62T7T7209666 94 PONT 1G2WJ62M2RF246446 87 CADI 106DW61Y6H9733036 64 MONO JHMAH6339ES031666 94 ACUR JH4KA7663RC026630 66NISS JN1HZ14S6FX076173 96CHEV 2CNBJ1662S6939646 95 MA7D JMINA3636S061I296 WILL BE SOLD TO SATISFY TO W ­ ING A STORAGE FEES PLUS ACCUMULATING STORAGE. OWNER HAS A RIGHT TO A HEAR­ ING PRIOR TO SALE DATE. ANY VEHICLE WHICH REMAINS UNCLAIMED OR FOR WHICH THE CHARGES FOR RECOVERY TOW ­ ING A STORAGE SERVICES REMAIN UNPAID MAY BE SOLD AFTER 35 DAY8 IF THE VEHICLE IS MORE THAN 3 YEARS OF AGE ANO AFTER 60 OAYS IF THE VEHI­ CLE IS 3 YEARS OF AGE OR LESS FREE OF ALL PRIOR LIENS SALE WILL BE HELD AS POSTED A AT THE LOCATION INOICTED FOR THE LIENOR ABOVE Pubkeh September II , 2002 00065 NOTICE OF CLAIM OF U EN A PROPOSED SALE OF VEMCLE9 LEINOR: SADI SCO OF FLORIDA. 3701 So Sardord Ave, Senlord FL 32773 Del* ol Sale: 10/26/02 Time c4 Sal* 1 00 AM YRMAKE VINt 2000 MAZD JM1TA2229Y1611713 2000 DOOO B3ES46C8YD602S61 WILL BE SOLD TO 8ATISFY TOW INO A STORAGE FEES PLUS ACCUMULATING STORAGE. OWNER HAS A RIGHT TO A HEAR­ ING PRIOR TO SALE DATE. ANY VEHICLE WHICH REMAINS UNCLAIMED OR FOR WHICH THE CHARGES FOR RECOVERY TOW ­ ING A 8TORAOE SERVICES REMAIN UNPAID. MAY BE SOLD AFTER 35 DAYS IF THE VEHICLE IS MORE THAN 3 YEARS OF AGE ANO AFTER 60 OAYS V THE VEHS CLE IS 3 YEARS OF AGE OR LESS FREE OF ALL PRIOR LIENS. SALE WILL BE HELD AS POSTED A AT TH E LOCATION INDICTED FOR THE UENOR ABOVE. Pubkeh: Septombet 11. 2002 00066 IN THS ORCUrr COURT o f th * irm juotctAL ORcurr, IN ANO FOR SCMMOL1 COUNTY, FLORIDA JURHDKT10N DIVISION CAM NO: IS 696C A U L NATIONSBANK OF TEXAS, N X . PLAINTIFF VS. EARL L MEYER. J R . IF UVWtO. AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. 0 E .V IS E E S .G R A N T E E S , ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNOCA OR AGAINST EARL L M EYER JR j HELEN MEYER. IF UVM O. ANO W DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEEB. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TURSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST HELEN MEYER: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF HELEN M EYER ALAFAYA WOOOS HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION. INC ; PAMELA MEYER; MAUREEN L STEWART; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) R f-N O T K a O F FORECLOSURE 8ALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to on Order Granting the Motion to Ratal Foredoeur* Sal* dated SEP 03. 2002 entered to C M Cate No M B36 CA 14 L at tie C « > A Court ol tie 18TH JuOcMI Circuit to and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Ftortda. I w4l •*« to 9i* myieei w d beet rw vw tw c u n n AT W EST FRONT DOOR ot tie SEMINOLE County Courthoue* tootled at M l N PARK AVENUE In SANFORD. FL, ad 11DO AM am . on die day ol O C T 01.2002 die toamrtog deaertoed property aa aet torth In •tod Summary Final Judgment to­ ut: LO T IIS . ALAFAYA W 00 08. PHASE X X ». ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED di PLAT BOOK 41. PAGES 66 THROUOH 68. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Dated tea day ol SEP 03. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Ctork ol tio C B M Court By: Mary Sboupa Deputy Clerk Pubkeh in: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVK) J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 8 Unrverady Drive Suae 600 PtontoboaFL 33324 (964)233-6000 01-77979<NCL) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OISABIUTIES ACT. peraone w*h (k**b*n** needtog a ipecud accommodaoon khoiid corned COURT ADMINISTRATION, at th* SEMINOLE County Courthoue* *1 407-665-4227. 1-600966-6771 (TOO) or 1-600-966-6770. vw Florida Relay Same* Pubkeh September II . II . 2002 00067 M THE CM C W T COURT OF THE U T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. *1 ANO FOR SCkBNOLl COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: 01 CA 110614 L CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF VS KIRKLAND ALVIN BOSTIC M U A K1RKLANO A BOSTIC. IF LM NQ. ANO IF OEAO, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. D E V IS E E S . O R A N T E E B . ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST KIRKLAND ALVIN BOSTIC A/K/A KIRKLAND A. Ctork ol dit Caato Caul B y Mary Bboupe Deputy Ctork Pubkeh kv THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAY® J. STERN. PA ., ATTORNEY FOR PLAdfTIFF SOI 8. Untveraey Drive SUM 600 Ptortabon, a 33324 (964)233-6000 01-T7979(NCL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, pereona aHdi dtoaMBtoa need­ ing a tpecial aooommodadon ahoUd oortad CO UR T AOMddSTRATION, al dia SEMINOLE County Courdtouaa al 407-666-4227. 1-600966-6771 (TOO) or 1-600-966-6770. Pubath Seprenter 11, IS, 2002 00098 M THB CMCWT COURT OF THE 1TTH JUWOAL ORCUT, B4THB C nC U T COURT Of THf IfTH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT M ANO FOR IEMdKX.1 COUNTY. FLORIOA JURIt OICTIOR OtVWON Caa* No. 00-CA-1902-14-L NA'nONSCREDIT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION. c n io r by mtrgty to NATTONSCREDIT MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF FLORIOA. (COUNTY, N cm caop C A M NO: 02 CA 0066 14 W FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/AFT MORTGAGE COMPANIES Dffi/A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE. PUUNT1FF VS. EUGENIA a COFFEY. F LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. D E V IS E E S . G R A N T E E S . ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAM ST EUGENIA B. COF­ FEY: UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F EUGENIA B. COFFEY. IF ANY: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION. __ DEFENDANTS) RE-NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to an Ordar G renting th* MnbTn to Raaal Foractoaue Bale datod Augual 26. 2002 ardared In C M Caaa No. 02 CA 00M 14 W of d e O c U l Court o ld e ItTHJukolal CbpUl In and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD, Ftortda. I « • aa« to Be ha*ne « i d b**i butter tor caah al AT W EST FRONT DOOR al d e SEMINOLE County Courthoue* located el 301 N PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. F L al 1100 AM a m on de lad day ol October, 2002 Be lot•aid Judgment,toedt Summary Final LOT 68, OF ROBIN H A L UNIT THREE. ACCORDING T O TH E F IA T THEREOF. AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 16. PAGE 32. PUBLIC RECOROS OF 8EMM0LE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA. Datod »** 30*1 day ol AuguaL 2002. (CtRCUTT COURT SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Ctork ol d e Ckcul Court By Mary Sboupa Deputy Ctork PubaaMrv TH E SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAV10 J B U R N . P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAJNTFF 601 B. Urdvarady Ortv* SUM 600 Ptanaaon. FL 33324 (964)2336000 01-77979<NCL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona *ah toaabMa* read­ ing a apacM aooommodadon ihoud oomaol COURT A0MBMTRAT10N. at to* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* at 407666-4227. 16006666771 (TOO) to 16006646770, »■ r kxxji nfaty o w n . Pubkeh Sapserrber I I , 11. 2002 nnrug . 10TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur •uam to a Buw ieiy Ftoal Judgrnam ol Foreotoaura kvk*ar u Award oI BEP 03, 2002. enlared to Caaa No. OOCA-1302-144. ol too QreUI Coul ol to* 11TH JuddM CkoUl to and tor Rdnola County. Ftortda wTereei NA'nONSCREDIT FINANCIAL SER­ VICES CORPORATION, auooaaeor by m an*r to n a t io n SCR e d it M ORTGAGE CORPORATION OF FLORIOA to to* Plakddl end TM A M MES ANO UNKNOWN FAROES IN POSSESSION. to/ar* uvTvncwru, i ww h i b * ■ rwgnvw arvt b u t btoitor tor caah, M w w l kora door ol de Samkioto Couity Courthoue* to de Cty ol Sardord. Ftortda al 11:00 odbek AAL. on Thuradry. d e day ol O C T 01 ■2002. d e U to w ig doaerted property, aa aal torth to aald Summary Final Judgrnam ot Forectoaur* InduSng Award ol Adomaya1Faaa and Coala. to u t: Lot 12. to Btook 3. oI NORTH ORLANOO 8 ECONO ADOrPON. accordng to d e Hal deraol, aa racordad to PM Book I t al Pag* 66. ol d e Pubkc Records ol Samkioto County, Ftortda. DATED*** dayCdBEP03.2002. MaryAme Moraa, Clark B y Mary Sboupa fW ara Ctorti Dane* M. Roaandel. ESQUIRE AOORNO 6 YOSS, PA 2601 Soudi Bayahore Ortve Bus* 1600 Mtoma, Ftortda 33133 (306)6866666 d you are a parson wah a Gaabaiy who naoda any anrnmmodadon to order to partKIpato to d*a proceed tog. you are ankdnL al no coat to you, to d e provision oI eartato s ite lanca. Pea** corned Court Admmeiradon m 301 North Park Avenue, Suite N301. Senlord. Ftortda 32771 (407)3236227, widen ( 2) working day* oI your 1*004* ol dda nodoa; ( you ar* haartng or voke Impaired, cal I -(600) 9666771. Pubkeh 8*plemb*r 11.1t 2002 00091 81 TN i ONCUT COURT FOR (COUNTY, PNOMTB DMBION F U NO. 02623-CP t l RE: ESTATE OF JOHN THOMAS EDWARDS. N O T K t TO CREDITORS Th* kdm rebabon d de aatoto 01 JOHN THOMAS EDWARDS, d i c i i i i l FI* Ntarbor 02 923CP. to pandng to d e Ckoul Court tor m- - j - - 1- yv lnlirle IlirJ, ■*m Ia X*—ak. f~ rIOnuA, rlOCmil DMWor. de addraa* ol whkh I* P.0 Boa 1099. Sardord. FL. 32772. The names and addeaa 01 9 e peraone/ leeardadva'a anomey ar* m M THE CSICUT COURT OF THE OONTEENTH JUDICIAL CtoCLKT OF FLOfODA IN ANO FOR 6EMINOIE COUNTY CAM NO. 02-CA-1M16-Q INGOMAR (JUTTED PARTNERSHIP. A NEVADA LIMITED PARTNERSHto. Ptotood, al a l. va STEPHEN CAM PBELL UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STEPHEN CAM PBELL VIVIAN CAMPBELL M U A VIVIAN M CAMPBELL; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF VIVIAN CAMPBELL AJKJA VIVIAN M. CAMPBELL BENEFICIAL FLORIOA. H C ; GREEN TREE FWANCIA! SERVICING CORPORATION; CITY OF SANFORD. FLORID. FEDERAL DEBT MANAGEMENT. *IC . M U A FDM. IN C : SUNTRUST BANK. A BANK CHARTERED UNOER THE LAWS OF THE ST. OF GEORGIA: ORLANOO REGIONAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM . INC.: DrtL'A ORLANOO REGIONAL MEDICAL C E N TE R INCj COMMERCIAL CAPITAL CORPORATION. UNTTEO STATES OF AMERICA: , UNKNOWN TENANT a r .UNKNOWN TEN ­ ANT *2. M-MOT1C8 OF FORECLOSURE 6ALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Sapk. 23, 2002 89 Ford Van V to l 1FTFE24N2KHA99941 Th* auction w6 ba held to 12.00 P M. on to* aaid dal** above. Al Semnde Wrecker aarvice 2640 S. Myrtle Av*. Senlord. FL 32773 Prospective bidders may Inspect vehicle* one hour prior lo aal* Term* art caah or eertdtod knto. Sarrsnoi* Wrecker reserve* die tyj 4 lo accept or m|od any and tol bkto. Pubieh: Seplember It, 2002 00094_____ _______ W HAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN: October 1 2002 TIME: 1000am WHERE: A iRTowtng Service 1001 N Orlando Av* Menand FL 32761 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOCL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION * 1) 69 Mazda 620 JM1G02427K1716949 2) . 64 Dodga Caravan 2B4FK21C7ER201364 3) . (1 Mercury Sabi* 1MECM60U2MA616630 4) 68 Ptymoud) Van 2P4FH4137JR656926 Pubkeh: September II . 2002 00096 M THf CMtCUTT COURT FOR BBMNOU COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION F U NO. 02627-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF LOIS I. KNOWLTON. NO O C* TO CREDITORS Tv —-a- 1 ■ * . . O .a* — - -» - • - Of -a In — f ■VTWvfirVDOn Ini wwtm tu U > 3 I. KNOWLTON. deceaead. FI* Niarbar 02627-CP, la pandtoa to toa Ckcu* Court tor Somtooto Coumy. Florida. Probe!* Otvtoton. to* addraaa d which I* Poet Odlc* Drawer C. Sardord, FL, 32772. Th* name* and addraaaaa d die TW A I6NE8 ANO UNKNOWN PARTIES M POSSESSION. *1 aL *1 ANO FOR NOTTCS O f PUBLIC AUCTION s i — — 1- a. - NOOCt M rw'PLry - . — Semnde Wrecker Service w«1 ato to Pubic Auction tor aakraga tor caah on demand to hsgheal better, toa tot- 1 AU . INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TH A T. A l known gr raaaorebly aaoartatoatato, todudtog condngam erwtoora d d e daoadam'a ealaia on whom a copy of M i nefloo f§ >ir»wj wffhin due* (3) monde tolar d e dal* d de (m l putdetoton d tea node* muto to* dee claims wtoi *** Court WITHdl TH E U T E R O F THREE (J ) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A i Oder erwtoora to d e **-*4 11 are aal torto balma. A l awdlor* d toe dsoadem and other paraona he sing ciatoia or tockxdng unmalured. cunangem or urkqiadeted daima. on adiom a 00( 4/ ol **e node* Is aarvad mual Ra totor daima w «i *** Co ul WITHM THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE O F A COPY OF THIS N O T C E ON THEM. A l ofhtr crx O o n of Vw dtotd K t and paraona having daima or dfnandi ig iin tl th« aatale. kidudkig uimalued. oondng*m or ubgddtood dakna. M too toa* dakna wtoi tots Court WITHdl 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OP TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OP T H B NOTICE. ALL CLAM S NOT 8 0 FILED W t L BE FOREVER BARRED. TH E DATE OF FEIST PUBLICA­ TION IS: 8ep4*nb*r 11 ,2002. DONALD KNOWLTON Rtohard R. Baker. Eaqidra Ftortda Bar No . *71110 BAKER 6 ASSOCIATES. PA. Pool Otoe* Bo* 4370 Yrtnler Park. FL 32793 Tatophona: 4076716*36 Factomda: 407/6716676 Attorney tor Paraona! Rapreaanlatom Pubk*h September 11. I t 2002 00096 aa THE ORCUT COURT FOR (COUNTY, PROBATE DIVNION FILE NO. C3625-CP *1 RE: ESTATE OF OUNTHER HELMUT HELMS. NOTICS TO CREDITORS Tlie eikmslrtlion d to* etiel* ol GUNTHER HELM UT HELMS, deceased. F#e Number 02626-CP. Is pendtog to toe Ckcul Court tor Samtoolo County, Florida. Pi (b ale DNtoton. to* addraa* ol which I* 301 N. Polk Avanuo. 8antord. F U 327711243. Tha name* and addrtttolSia Personal Repreaemetore'o attorney •r• n ( forth M o n , AM cradtora d to* daoadam and M THS COUNTY COURT OP THS EIGHTEENTH JUOtCLAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLOfUOA CASINO: 02-CC-1663-20-U ALAFAYA WOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida nottor-praN corporation. LOUELLA ELESIA TAYLOR, and al and al unknown or tenacceded N O T K t OF B A L I NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN toet toe i*id*c*i(pi*d wki otter tor aale to* tolontog deecrbed real property to Oamtnota County. Ftortda. LO T 62. ALAFAYA WOOOS. PHASE V. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN F IA T BOOK 35. PAOE8 6264, PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA TOGETHER ertto a l 91* Improvemere* now or hereafter eroded on rt(7iu, appurtonanca*. rants, royalw f , min«r®(. cm Qmt ngrrtl *00 protka, water, water rights and water •lock, and a l h k r a now or toaraallar a party ot 9i* proparty, todudng tor aat* to 9i* Nghaat Wddar tor caah on to* ■ day ol October, 2002. at 1100 am.. M dia Waat Fiord door ol toa Samtool* County Courthoua*. 301 North Park Avenue. Santord. Ftortda 32771. punuant to die Ftoal ct r OfvciosLXv ten*r»o ft dda action on Soptombot 6.2002. Clark ottoa Court By. Mary Sboupa Deputy Ctork Shawn J. O B r k k Eaqidra Shepard. Fdbum A OoodblalL P A 221 NortoaaN hrartoo* Ooutavard. SuH*208 Ortwato. Ftortda 32804 M ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona wtto dwabttda* need­ ing a special accommodation thodd contact CO UR T AOM M UTTUTION, al to* SEMINOLE Counry Coutoou** at 407666-4227, 1-600 9666771 (TOO) or 16009556770. via Ftortda Relay Sandoa. Pubteh Saptambar I I . I I . 2002 » t TH E c o u a m r CO UR T OP TME EIGHTEENTH JUCECtAL C E K U T , M ANDFON MkttNOLE COUNTY. FUMBOA CASS NO; 01 CF 199 M r ALAFAYA WOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC-, a Ftortda n d tor-proM oorporabon. JOSEPH A. DELER and PAUL O E IE A and a( udmiwn haks. or ttoracordad ktteraet eddeh may N O TKEO PSA LB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN dial 9i* widanlgnad wN eftar tor aal* tia loaowing deecrbed reel property to 8*mkiot* Ccudy, Ftortda:. LO T 74. ALAFAYA WOOOS. PHASE L UNIT A. ACCOROMO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED *t PLAT BOOK 31. PAGES SO­ BS. PUBUC RECOROS OF SOMHOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA TOGETHER erth al to* Improvemanta now/ Of hereafter erected on other persona having dakna or todudtog urvnelued, oondngem or u topkdotod dakna. on whom a copy Of ffn ncKCw ■ n t y m mu*4 nM owf ddma *4to tola Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAY8 AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF T H S NOTICE ON THEM. A l otoor cradtora d to* dacadsm and paraona having dakna or estate, tockidng unmaiurad. oonwv gam or unlguldatod dakna. mual la* 9Hk dakna *4ti 99a Court W ITHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH B NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO F t E D W t L BE FOREVER BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA­ TION IS: September t l. 2002 OUNTHER HEIMS Jand A Carvw Ftortda Bar No. 193693 Dana and Carver, PA. 20 B. Fdto Sbaat Famandna Beach. FL 32034 Tataftoon* (904) 2612646 Attorney tor Paraona) Representative Pub*ah Saptambar 11,18.2002 00097 M THB CSICUT COURT FOR •EMMOL* COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE U V M O N F U NO. 02677-CP najal No dee ctoine wah **a Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PU0LI CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTWTTHSTANOdKl THE TdJE PERIODS S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FEED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D EC E ­ D E N TS DATE O F DEATH 18 BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA­ TION IS September 11, 2002 Co-Personal Rapraaamatvaa s- k. _ n. — k W-* - -Sjonn uwpntn t w n u i 2317 8 Flaglsr Ave Flagler Beech FL 32136 Including inmatured. cantingem or unliquidated dakne. on whom a copy d da* nonce I* served must Me toe* dearie wah da* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AM otoai cradtora ol to* decedent and paraona having dakna or demand* against th* dacadant'a estate. Indudng unmatursd. oonkngent or un*qudat*d dakna. mual IN toatr datm* w*h tote Coul WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED VrtLL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* date d krai pubkeehon d da* Nobc* la September II . 2002. RICHAnO J SCHUREN Personal Repratontadv* Wlkam H Morrtton, Eaquk* Ftortda Bar No. 143303 BALDWIN A MORRISON. PA. 7100 Soudi fdghway 1762 Fern Park. FL 32730 Telephone 407/634-1424 Attorney Inr Paraonal Representative Pubath: Saptambar 11,18. 2002 00096 IN RE: ESTATE OF FOSTER JOSEPH SCHUREN. elock. and al future* now or tooraaftar a party ctdi* property. Inducing tor aale to dia Nghaat bidder tor caah on to* 3 dav ol October, 2002, al 1100 a m . al die Waal Front door d to* Sandnct* Ccudy Courthoua*. 301 North Park Anenua, Santord. Florida 32771. pueuatd to die Final Ajdgmerd ct Foractoaue entered to dda action on September 8,2002. Ctork d to* Court By: Mary Stro*)* Deputy Ctork Shawn J. O Brian. Eaqura Shepard. Fkxjm I Oonctotad. RA. 221 NorthaaN krartoo* BoUavard. SUto 206 Ortando. Ftortda 32904 M ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABAJTIES ACT, paraona w*h dwabMaa need­ ing a special aoconvnodatnvi Kxx/d corded COURT ADMINISTRATION, al th* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* *1 407666-4227. 1600955 6 771 (TOO) or 1600-9666770. Pubkeh Saptambar 11, I I . 2002 OOIOO M THE CMCWT COURT OP THB EIGHTEENTH JUOKIAL CMCWT M AND FOR I2MMOL1 COUNTY. FLOfUOA. CAM NOj B2-CA-1239-16-A M RE FORFEITURE OF *2,049 00 M UNITED STATES CURRENCY NOTICE OP ACTION TO: Revertu* E Bratcher NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha ad nnebaaon m die estate ol FOSTER JOSEPH SCHUREN. <too9M#d. wtxM d*ie of itecfi w m July 30. 2002. M pandng to die Ckcul Court tor Semnoi* Canty. Ftortda. Probate Okrtaton, Fa* Nutbar 02677-CP; to* addree* d which I* Pott Olhc* Drawer C. Santord, FL. 32771. Tha namaa and addreaaaa d dia Paraonal RtpftMrititfYt m d the Piraonil Rapraaamakvaa altomay art eat ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT _ AM cradtora d too docedam and 4066 Banoma Vttaga Road Ortando. Florida 32806 Cuiam eddreaa Unknown And al parka* denning totoraet by. toraugh. under u agemat Revenue E Bratcher, and al parka* having or otoktang to hava any n^d. tato or kdarasl to the property herein YOUR ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED dial an action tor tortaau* d toa toilowmg property eaUad and held to Sananoto Coudy. Ftortda: 12.049 00 to Urdtod Staled Currency hat been toed egemel you in die Cecut Court at to* Eighteerdh Jutcwd CnoM to Pubkc Auction Pubte auckon to ba held al 901 am. on tw d*y(t) specified below, al tha from door d Alhen s Towing toe. Located al 2499 Old Lake Mary Rd Buna 134. Santord. FI lor tha pupoaa ot tkspoakig ot d * loaowing - i I -* - YwittOi*F a torther totormellon pi**** cat (407)321-2948 H U H (1) Year 1991/Mak* PONTIAC VINt 102WJ14T3MF205658 (2) Year t96tVMak* FORO VIN I 2FABP22XXGB2S3662 MM2 (3) Year 199VMaka MAZDA Vdtt 4F4CR12A6STM02651 m m (4) Year 199»Maka HONOA Vdtt 1MGE D3657KA064406 MM2 ( 6) Yaw 1964Vaka PONTIAC Vtttt 2G2AP37A2E2226711 M 7W 2 (6) Yaw 199GMaka MITSUBISHI Vdtt JA3CU26X 7LU000634 971M 3 (7) Yaw 1964/Maka PEUGEOT Vdtt VF36A11FXES350620 M 1/U (5) Yaw 1992/Maka DOOOE VINt 7FD14W3CS234144 9t33/03 (9) Year 196&Maka DOOOE Vdtt 284FK2IK8JR726807 Pubkeh September 11.2002 OQ1Q2 Septombw 6. 2002 NOTTCS OF A PUBUC HEARMO TO CONSOER THE ADOPTION OF AN OROMANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOMOA Noaoa to haraby gtven diet a Pubic Hearing wN ba held to Ih# Conatdaaton Room at die Cdy Ha* to d * C ty ot Sardord. Ftortda. at IS O o'clock PM. on l eptambar 13, 3083, to oonaidw dw adoption ol on aiftnanca by dia Cdy of Santord. Ftortda. tato ot which to aa tolowt: OROMANCE NO. STM AN OROMANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTORD, FLORIDA. CLOSING. VACATING. ANO ABANOONINQ A PORTION O f TH E UNNAMED NOR TH -SO UTH RIGHT-OF-WAY BETW EEN RMEHART ROAD ANO OREGON AVENUE ANO BETWEEN RINEHART ROAD ANO LOWE AVENUE: PR O VD M G FOR SEVERABIUTY. CO N FLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy that ba avettobto at dia otttca ot dia Cdy Ctork tor a l paraona daaktng to axandna die aama A l pantoa to tear**! and cttUana Ni*9 hava an opporluney to b* heard N laid haartng oy ofuff of bw wry uxrinnston of di* Cdy ol Santord. Ftortda. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CO N TA CT TH E HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT *07-330-6629 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: da par•on clocfdM lo t f p t tl ■ decision mad* wah raspacf to any matter corv atdarad al die above meeting a haartng. ha may need a verbeim record ot die prooaodkiga, tockxdng die teetmony end evidence, wtikti record W net provided by dia Cky ot Santord (F S 2 M 0106) Cynthia Porter. Deputy Cky Ctork Pubaafv Septombw 11.2008 00103 September 6. 2002 NOTICE OF A PUBUC HEARMO TO CONSSXR THB ADOPTION OF AN OROMANCE BY THB CITY OF SANFORD. FLORKA None* to haraby gfvan tu t * Pubkc Hearing win ba held to th* Consntoaton Room at d u Cky Hal to dia Cky at Santord. Ftortda. at 700 o'clock P.M. on September 21. 3002, to oonoldw die adoption d an ontnanoa by dia Cdy ol Santord. Ftortda. into ot wtdeh to a* toaowe: OR D INANCE NO. 3750 AN OROMANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 3630 TO AMEND HUMAN RESOURCES MANUAL PERSONNEL RULES ANO REGU­ LATIONS CHAPTER It. SECTION 2 4*. EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. PROVIDING FOR SEV­ ERABILITY. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy shat ba a elthl* ad l a otoc* of to* C#y Ctork tor ad paraona dawring to asanan* toa earn*. A l parka* to totwaal and cauan* •hal have an opportunity to ba heard at aaid haartng By ORtor ol toa C ty Commission ol tie Cay ol Bantord. Ftortda PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT TH E HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407-330 6626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEET MG ADVICE TO THE PUOUC: tia p a ­ eon decade* to appeal a decision mad* w*h rasped to uiy matter con­ sidered at dia above mealing a hearing, ha may need a vaibakm record d the proceaUnga. nctukng dia teetmony and evidence, wtech record 1* not provided by to* Cky ol Santord (F 8 2S6 010S) Cymru* Porter, Deputy Cty Ctoik Pubkeh: Septombw 11.2002 OQ104 •BUY *SELl •TRADE I Ih s « niiiH »l< l l n . 1I 1I ( l.lsaeif || ||s l|f) H .|||* t .ill ,1 ^ r n i i i H i l f H» 1■»•*• \»l %•1h>im*»|h i i.ili«e| 1 n il.it 1 H IT I I J J J iil| �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad /i ICi Wrdncsday. 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DCF Reg Ages 2-12. Eng^pan Alter School Cere. Sanford Arts. Can Persy 407-323-3401 Move In Specials B pA ChiW Cere, reasonable rales. 4C registered Pre-tchnnl in the AM 4 Openings, any age. 407-3222344 li t illagal lor companies doing business by phone lo promise you a loan and aak you to pay for N before they deliver. For more information, can tot-lree 1-877-F TC HELP. ( A pubic service massage Iron The Seminole HeraW and Ihe Federal Trade Commission) SAVE M ONEY Own For Lass Than Rent New 3 & 4 bedroom homes with SO downl Slow credrt ok Can 4076221237i257 to find out more. * Ont^ Studios &1BR Apts. ^ Only Until Aug. 31st!1 ■ ■ MAKING 407-323-3301 DeBary Area Luxury Executive Home $ 375,000 534 8. PINEMEADOW DR., QLENN ABBEY Located on 17th Fair, this beautiful 4*3-2 one ol a kind custom build home is on 172 acre dose to school & transit. 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Senlord. neuromuscuUr condition, educated. 47 yr old male. Room A board. SS6 weekly, week day* bedtime, alternate weekends 52 hours/montfi Serious mquiies only Role. rVs. no drugs, quiet. 407-3237506.___________________________ Chrtd Care Center needs cook. 40 hrs/week; Teacher* Aide 30 hrt/wk $850 to *8Av 150* Dey Car* Center In Sarfcnl la lax resema to 407-9360041 orcai407-836-3636at1. Cleaning personnel needed’ Looking lor t i p dependable people with transportation lor residential A construction clearing Top pay tor ng t person. Must be able to travel Orlando area 407-322-7811 CN C Setup Tl Automotive U seeking a CN C setup person at our Sankvd tectey Req* set up. prove out. future making & mating 2664 Jewett Lane. Senlord. FL 32771. E O E M/F/D/V Onver tor eod truck with Pmceton. F/T. penecn. mcaSon. hofidayt 407322-0133 • $100 Off Your Monthly Rent & One Month FREE V- . i . 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D e fyin g the w e a th e r Despite the effects of a tropical storm, tho U SA/ASA 1 Super Slow Pitch National >• Championships moved ' smoothly along. For high­ lights, see P age 1B District attorney said decision based on firm’s legal recommendation Choir Director Bob Maguire and students in the choir were reportedly disappointed at the decision. The speaker at the church event was Mathew D. Stavcr, president and general council of Liberty Counsel, located in Orlando. Slaver commented, "The essence of my message centered around the theme of liberty flowing from the Declaration of Independence and tire blessings of freedom that liave made America a great country. I was saddened and dismayed that during a memorial service to celebrate freedom and to honor those who died on Sept. It, a pub­ lic school would have the audacity to Kin a choir from singing at the event solely because it was conducted in a church." After learning that the gospel choir Kid boon banned by the ITistrict, Liberty Council faxed a legal opinion outlining three federal court of appeals cases that ruled school choirs may sing religious songs, and tiiat barring the group from singing at a church was not only unconstitutional, but also imprudent in light of the Sept. 11 memorial. Staver said Liberty Counsel is consider­ ing a federal lawsuit concerning flic matter. "If this Is pending a suit," said Attorney Ned Julian, "I cannot say anything about the situation." He did add however, that the See Choir, Page 9A County plans overhaul of codes Geneva resident accused of hate crime From staff reports A horse called ‘Old Bob’ The year 1877 represents a milestone for Barrtord. it's the year the city w as official­ ly Incorporated. It's also the year ‘Old Bob* w as bom. Page 1C GENEVA — A 40-ycar-old Geneva man stands accused of aggravated battery/hatc crime and hit and run, after he allegedly struck another man and his child with his motor vehicle, then drove off. The incident occurred Thursday night in Geneva. According to the incident report, 26-year-old Therisco Jordan was walking along a 2nd Street in Geneva with his 5- year-old son on his shoul­ ders, when the suspect alleged­ ly aimed his vehicle at Jordan and struck him. The suspect, identified as Charles Lindsay Summersill, 40, of Geneva, then fled from the scene. Jordan was seriously injured and the child was less injured! After the alleged hit and run, Summersill drove Into Sanford and approached a Sanford olice officer at 6th Street and ark Avenue, telling him what had occurred. The incident report says Summersill told the officer, "I think I killed some­ one with my car in Geneva." Deputies were then notified. Summersill reportedly accused Jordan of "ripping him off" (at an earlier time) and then Summersill allegedly went into a rant about Jordan's race (Jordan is of African American decent). Summersill also allegedly said he bor­ rowed his mother's vehicle, a 1994 Jeep, because it sits higher off the ground and thereby stood a better chance of run­ ning over Jordan. Summersill has been charged with aggravated bat­ tery using a deadly weapon/aggravated battery with a motor vehicle (hate crime), and hit and run, failing to remain at a crash involving injury and hit & run involving injuries. At press time, Jordan was at the Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he was listed in serious but stable condition wilh possible internal injuries. The son, Anthony, was taken to Central Florida Regional Hospital by his mother for treatment. Due to the hate crime status of the incident, it was recom­ mended that Summersill be placed on a no bond status pending first appearance. Herald photos by Tommy Vlncsnl P Mushroom mania Savory m ushroom s turn an ordinary one-step meal into a special occasion, and they go well with just about anything. Page 8C Seminole Smile Pictured a b o v e . L ake Mary P olice Chlel singing ot the national anthem . At to p , Li 9/11/01 R em em b ran ce Program . d Fire Chief Craig Haun salu te during the Jo h n Litton w elcom es people to the city's Pictured ab o v e, m em bers ot the Sominoie High School Air Force Junior ROTC Honor Guard, including Brad Zook. Jerem iah Rivera, Mohamed Nsouli and Shaw nalea Fuontos, prosent the colors during the Sanlord-Seminole Cham ber of Com m erce's Service ot R em em brance held Wednesday. At right. Sanlord Police Department Capt. Darrel Presley, right, Police Chief Brian Tooley and other officers and residents watch the 21-gun salute presented by the Sanlord Police Honor Guard. B y Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writer Seminole* County Planning and Development director Don S. Fisher made an exquisite, and apparently effective video pre­ sentation before the Seminote County Commission meeting last week. "This is how it Kis been with our depar department," he said, then proceeded x*eded to show the tape. It featured a fictitious customer he called "Jeannie," in the Planning and Development offices, seek­ ing to find information on a cer­ tain piece of property. Each time she went to a desk in the depart­ ment, the clerk was seen direct­ ing her to a different clerk. This happened approximately five times, and poor little Jeannie became flustered. "People certainly know what this is like," Fisher said. "Il seems you arc always in the wrong department or at the wrong desk." Fisher then went on to explain Dial Planning and Development Is suggesting an overhaul of the Lind Development Code, and recommended the county put out an RFP (Request for Proposal) to take on professional services to enact the overhaul. "As the aide stands now," he said, "it Kis been amended 18 limes sina* 1999." During his talk. County Planner Matt West put out a dis­ play of code books which, all together, exceeded two feet in height. Fisher explained that the department has served more than 5,000 customers since February of this year, and Ik* questioned how many may have gone away disappointed in their results, or unable to have their questions answered. Now he is proposing all four divisions be in one location, ratlicr than spread through the county facilities. Each clerk will either be able to answer ques­ tions, or call someone to that offia? who will have the correct answers. "We want to update our web site, so people can call us up at home, and by calling up airtain information, find practically everything they want to know such as setback dimensions, See Code, Page 9A C om m ission ers give support to day honoring fallen firefighters Gardens Apartments Brethren Reoching Out participant. In d e x C h i u l i + d ..................................3 B 7 B C r o s i w o r d ......................................5 A D « a r A b b / .................................... 2 A F ood ................................................. 8 C legal* ....................................... 4 B -5 B lif • S t y le ..................................... I C B C O bituaries ......................................3 A O p i n i o n ............................................ 4 A Police l o g ....................................... 2 A R e lig io n .....................................4 C -5 C Sport* ........................................1 B -3 B B y Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writer SANFORD — The Seminole County Commission held a moment of silence in remem­ brance of the victims of Sept- 11, 2001, at tire start of Tuesday morn­ ing's commission meeting. The commission then passed a resolution supporting National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Day, a move recently passed by Congress and tire president. Tire observance is to be held Oct. 6, and according to the resolution, it is to be "a day to honor firefighters and emergency personnel who have sacrificed their lives to save others by lowering the American Hag on all federal building to Iralf-staff." The measure calls on all citizens of Seminole County to join togeth­ er on Ural day to "Ironor fin* and emergency services personnel, past and present, who, by their faithful and loyal devotion to duty, Irave n*nden*d invaluable service to their community and its citi­ zens. and pay tribute to them". It Iras been estimated tlrat an average of 100 firefighters coura­ geously make the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty each year anrund lire nation under normal circumstances. On Sept. 11,2001 at lire World Trade Center, 343 fire­ fighters and emergency personnel lost their lives. Commissioner Randy Morris read tire official resolution, and moved Hurt it be accepted, wlticlr won unanimous approval by the conmrissuxi. Commission Resolution lire following Resolution was adopted at the Regular Meeting of the Ikiard of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida on the 10th Day of September, A.D. 2002 Whereas, the Congress and President of the United states Irave designated tire day of tire annual National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service as a day to honor firefighters and emergency personnel who Irave sacrificed their lives to save others by lower­ ing the American flag on all feder­ al buildings to half-staff; and Whereas, tire average of 100 fire­ fighters courageously make the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty each year; and Whereas, the events of September 11, 2001 brought national attention to the duties, responsibilities, Irazards and sacri­ fices faced by fire and emergency services personnel on a daily basis; and Whereas, fin-fighters and emer­ gency personnel play an essential role in tire protection of lives and property in our local community. Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida to call upon all cit­ izens of Seminole County and upon all patriotic, civic and cducaSee Resolution, Page 9A � 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, 2002 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 11, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 11, 2002. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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